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TO Simon Cert, VIM Metcalf, VIM winder. n
Dasks y arRaret c Frank, u MsReun, Iieklin <

TO simon Cort, VIM A MetcAlf VIM s winder,
Basks Il Margaret Frsnk, ii MsReun, Tiefiin
LnGA4 + ~ 81 slasa
Won, md eseh Of yon hereby noit thnt there
- new on die ~ the cce 81 the CLERK OF The District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at keekuk. petition of
AIsn Harvey cisininE Of you, Simon Cert, The sim
d Twcsty Three Hundred UciaIs, With ten per cent
ON mortgage Ma4e ~ you to Chss. Mason and since
ass tRned 70 ektd Num Barney, dated OH Of Dtosns
bsr 1855 also claiming sgAinat each al gcu The foFs-
closure OF aAid mortgage, the ssmA being upon lcts
lettiO,) az and tf2} n block (e11 IN Lee county,
Iowa. for The purchase mose3j and further Tor
5ssa yeH AFfeAt ard answer ssfd peti4n bslats
ef the in* a 4h~ rat tey oftatn
to commence al keoknk lhc Isl N0nday NJ eeptcm-
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The Yesay Ind. Reyeille says:
SIT ID reported that the secessionists have
again got camp Of soldiers in Owen
county. Ky. What their design is, il
oekaown, but they evidently hsve some
mischief in view.
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~ Fort Pulaski Fort Jackson I Fort
Sc. Phillipil! Fort Macon Il. I, Now for
Sumter! The rebellion does not begin to
end go leng Is the rebel dag floats 10
Charleston Aarbor.
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4 MEplun HAND PREss, Foster's almost new ]
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CAUTION.

The markets. full of limitations, represented TO be the
same as BROWNS BRoNCHIALTROCHE which are
in most productive ofpOsve injury Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, ug prolific themselves Ask for snd
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,'
which ny long experiences have their value having
received the sanction of physicians generally and test
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs, when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence
the affected parts the sedave and soothing effect the
lining ofthe wndpipe into the Bronchiiaays Pull
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
the various which public and
singers are liable. febll-dly62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
From, Cairo.

CAIRO, Oct 1.-THE Grenada Appeal of the
9Th makes the result of the Corinth battle eve.
more disastrous 10 the rebels than our own pa
pers.
1t is stated that the attack was opposed by al
but one General meaning probably Vandorn
against whom there is great Indignation mani
tested
Hon. T. A Nelson, of Tennessee. who bith
erto remained neutral. publishes an address con
demning the Presidents emancipation proclama
ton.
The expedition from Memphis on Sunday las
to Wolf river few miles beyond Germantown
returned on Tuesday. having surprised the rebe
camp, killed four, including Captain. wounded
fourteen, captured fifty and a numbsr OF horses
aud arms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

The TERRIBLE BATTLE OF lUKA.-The fighting
says:
The rebels charged and took the llth Ohio
battery four differ ent times. and il often
taken by boys. Every horse in the battery
was killed and there were only eight men left
unwounded and fit tor duty. Every officer was
wounded and one Lieutenant killed Ii was sup
por;ed by the 9Th Iowa. who fought like tigers
their first battle, too-tley met the rebels every
time they charged. and fought them at close
quarters.
The desperation Of the enemy was astonishing
Several of them endeavored to tear our colors
from the hands OF the men 10y main strength and
either persisted in the attempt or were taken pris
oners
On one spot next morning | counted seventeen
rebels lying dead around one of their Colonies
Sixteen feet square would cover the whole space
where they died with their commander Between
two cassous of the llth Ohio battery lay sixteen
dead horses, and the battery lost ninety three in
the hight. In one place lay rebel and Union
soldier. the Unionist shot through the breast and
IN falling he had plunged his bayonet into the
breast of the man Who shot him, and thew fell
together, the rebel clutching our bow by the
throat. They lay in this position the field
next morning, and ii was with difficulty they
were separated. Wounded and dead lay in all
Ing the battle, il being impossible TO remove them
sooner. Price lett his dead and wounded on the
held, paying no attentio" whatever to them.
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Noon Reports.
Latest War News
THE Battle NEAR BiRDSTOWN.
BRAGG q CHeATHAM REPORTED DEAD.
THE REBEL PROGRAMME.
RebrlS Escape from Pennsylvania
CHANGE IN THE ARMY AND CABINET.
Mcclellan 10 be Sent West.
THE BiTTLE NEAR BiRDSTOWN.
BRAGG q CasATHAM REPORTED DEAD.
THE REBEL PROGRAMME.
Rebels Escape from PennsyIvania
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, October II "A special to the
Times saws:
The news of the rebel raid into Pennsylvania
created intense excitement yesterday morning.
anu notifications were Immediately issued Tor a
meeting OF Cabinet officers. al which the pre- ence
OF the Generilin Chief was requested What
tran>pired and the conclusion arrived at are of
course not public. but II l. said dispatch was
Immediately sent TO Gen. Hooker requesting his
presence 1T an adjourned meeting.
Rumors. more than ordinarily definite. are
a1Oat To day >i-ning new posts 10 prominent
actors on the national stage The most pleasur-
able of these replaces Secretary Stanton BY Gen.
Banks. and settles Mcclellan TO the West and
Hooker to the army of the Potomac.
By special dispatch from the Times CORES
pondent at Chantelly We learn that Capt. Conger
has made another reconnaissance 10 Aide and
Middleburg and ascertaned that there i rebel
force of about 10000 men encamped within a
mile of the latter place. consisting of artillery.
cavalry and infantry.
A movement OF the enemy in force toward
Center vile is anticipated and provided TOR
A cone- pondent at Cenireville gives the result
of reconnaissance made 10y L eut. Paul Van
k0enig. OF Gen SigeI's staff He lett camp ON
Friday with sixty men and returned to day,
having plSse,l through Bsentonvie to Ellis Ford
on the Rapplhannock.
Lieut. Ntiikoeilie reports tntt ifie Nnpit UoFitl
bank of the Rappahannock i strongly Dcketed
by the rebels, and even citizens not allowed TO
cross without passes.
The 18th Virginia cavalry and two infantry
regiments are stationed at Cupepper, and a strong
picket ut Falmouth.
kely's Ford is strongly ricketed and Warren
ton strongly protected 10y frequent visits OF rebel
cavalry.
The bridge at the Rappahannock station has
been destroyed.
special to the Tribune SAYS:
From correspondents with Sieel we have the
following dated Fairfax {. Ii Oct IL:
The party sent to Aide to- find the cavalry who
attacked our men on Thursday returned to day.
They only found nine OF the enemy. whom they
chased through Aide to Middleburg, but re-
turned without eliecring their capture.
a number Of parolei rebel prisoners, residents
of this vicinity, who had bern sent from the Old
Capitol prison here to Richmond. reached here
again to-day. They report that much feeling
exists there against the jeff ID avis Government
and that il was denounced IN the bitIerest terms.
Conscrpts who have reached these lines say the
people ami soldiers getting tired of the rebel
lion, and would be glad To get away if they pos
siblv could
WASHINGTON. Oct. l3-A committee Of war
Democrats from the Fourth Confessional Dis
trict visited Gen. Sickes to invite him To ior
Congress. lt is understood he accepts aud will
Immediately enter upon an active campaign.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

SPRINGFIELD. October l3-Fapers and dis
patches dated as late as the 9th inst have been
received o. the General commanding from Ar
kansas. General Hindman was then at Duval's
Bluffs
Parsons was represented as moving towards
Northern Missouri and seeking 10 unite MS forces
with Stearn and Mcbride Pera Hontas.
The rebel commander Holmes was al Little
Rock
Gen Schoheld had arrived at Cassvlle in Bar
~ county, near the Arkansas line.
Southwestern Missouri i once more cleared
of the rebel forces and telegraph communication
is complete 70 Cassyille.
Two divisions OF our army are left at Helena
under Gen Carr.
ST LOUIS, Oct l3-The combined armies oi
Missouri and kansas, rs 81 army corps In the
ned. now commanded BY Brig. Gen. Schofeld
viii hereafter be denomnated as the Army Of the
Frontier. By order of Maj. Gen. CuRrB.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

The CELEBRATED HORSE ETHAN ALLEN" IN
JuREp. - The Niagara Suspension Bridge
Herald OF Saturday says:
On Monday the celebrated trotting stallion
Ethan Allen. for whom the owner had but the
day before refused $4,000. while at the stock
yards took fright at the and started down
toward the bridge with sulky attached to him.
At the depot he was turned aside by long lad
der which was held up. when he came IN contact
with dirt train standing there tearing the sulky
in fragments Following the track he on the
bridge across Spring avenue, which. not being
planked he fell through between the strngers.
bruising him very badly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

DEcIPrIoNl-VorERs Bavaria handbill is
in circulation charging that the friends OF David
s. Nckernan circulating spurious tickets with
his name upon them an unconditional Union >
candidate tor Circuit Prosecutor. IL this be
wrong. the friends of Chas. A. Ray are equally
guilty in circulating thousands OF spurious DEM
ocratic Union tickets with his name upon them
as a candidate for Judge OF the Commos Pleas
Court. Bv mistake of the printer. and without
the knowledge of Mr. Mckenan. the name OF
Gen Elliott placed under the head OF Sur
veyor instead of Recorder upon few tickets,
but they were suppressed when the error was dis
covered
Mr.. McKernan is charged with being tie "But.
ternut candidate for Prosecutor" When MS Re-
publican opponent was protesting sympathy for
the '.poor soldier. David ) McKernsn requested
the Sanitary Committee 10 give him the privilege
OF attending upon the sick and wounded volun
teers they arrived late At night at the Union
Depot. and tor months ne attended TO this duty
without its being known TO the world. For evi
dence OF this. inquiry can be made of Alfred
Harrison. E-q, who often met him at the Depot
attending 10 this duty, without desire or hope oil
fee or reward. These facts would not be men
toned. if the attempt had not been made to dis
parage the loyalty of Mr. McKernan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

SAY FRsScIsco, Oct. The Constitution
sailed for Panama ~ifh sixty i've p@sse gers sDt
SO 600 IN treasure fOr New York and SIS .000
for England
The Stale Treasurer has issued TO the United
Ststes Assistant Treasurer on account Of the di.
rect tar leSied in the S,ze Tor asionai purpo-
SOS 900 legal tender notes. The money VAS
paid into the State Treasury in gold. and much
indignation i manifested against the Treasurer
for charging gold for notes before settling with
the United States Treasurer The Government
has formally protested gain~t the State sgersla-
ting nj the expense Of the National Government.
Public opinion Is apparently in his favor. Il l.
thought that the Legislature will disaEpEose Of
such 6nanciering and compel the Treasurer 10
hand over for the benefit OF the General Govern.
ment whatever profit the State sIized.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
a Card.

Learning that attempts are being use TO prcju
dice the minds oi voters against David ). Mcker
nan. candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in this
Judicial District, by representations relative to
the loyalty of his father. James II McKermn.
we deem il act OF Justice to state that Mr.
McKernau has served on the Sanitary Commit
tee with US since il was organized. and that he
has not only given his time and energies to the
cause but contributed literally on every occasion
for the support of the needy families of our sol
diers. and the wounded men who from time to
time have been brought here.
A. HARRf ON.
WM HASSAMAN,
CALVIN FLETCHER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

rE- In printing some Republican tickets with
blank under the head OF Prosecution. so that a
name could be written In, the word Surveyor in
stead of Recorder, was put over W j. Elliotts
name through mistake, and this not discov.
cred until some of the tickets were distributed
As soon as IL WIS discovered the tickets re
called. The Journal is making great fus>
about this OF the printer. and trying Ia pre-
JUDGE the public against Mr.. McKernan Ii was
an error he knew nothing of. and way
responsible for. Ii any ticket OF this kind Is
seen. destroy it. No Democrat wants to deceive
nny
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

NEW YORK, October Is.
Flour advanced l0c per brl. with moderate re.
ceipts aud good heron '-..- demand: sales at
s. 90d6 10 for SUI, .u,r So. So 20(d6 Is Tor
extra: s. i0@6 10 ior >. ,,rue Western: sc 30
Cd6 IS Tor common to Lss-sum extra Western
So 7096 81 for common 20 good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio: S. 95@S % for trade
brands, closing trim with NO sellers AT the outside
prices.
Rye -four steady at 50 50@4 62Is
Corn meal steady; Jersey 50 81.
Whisky shade hrmer az 35@55lsc.
Wheat firm with fair demand. ia part specu
latise. while prices have undergone M decided
change; Chicago spring at 81 l6(Q 22:Mlwaukee
club 81 2O@ 20; amber Iowa 81 goa p; winter
red Western 81 sea- 81; aelber Michigan 81 81
al 80: choice amber Kentucky 81 40@l Al
amber Sheboygan 81 80: white Illinois 81 Is:
white Michigan 81 45@l 81
Rse quiet and firm at 6i(972c for Western,
81 @-3c for State.
Barley steady at 81 40 net cash.
Corn shade 6rmer and fair demand for export
and home consumption; sales reported ut 636e6ic
for shipping mixed Western; 81 q CO. for Eastern;
49@56c for damaged and heated; 67@6sc for
Oats duh at 56@5Sc for inferior 10 prime
Pork more active and firm: Sl2 75jdl3 90 FOR
mess: 81 $50 IL for Western prime mess; u 80
oil 10 .or prime
Beef quiet ut s. 5007 for prime: Ss6l0 -
for mess; Sl2@I3 10 for repacked mess; Sl3 %
old 81 tor extra mess; prime mess beet que,
aud nominal: beef hams steady.
Cut meats quiet and shlde easier; 411c for
shoulders; 7l5c for hams bacon sides inactive
Lard rules steady with moderate demand at
lO@lO5sc
Butter is selling at l3@l1c for Ohio and ga
% &c for State
Cheese firm at sis@l01sc.
Money steady at per cent on call and 5i2 az
per cent. for prime paper
Gold firm. opening at % and closing firm at 80
per cent prem; California gold bars 3034 prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
~sINGER 4 co 3 LETTER A"

n q
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the improve
ments, is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
Full Of all sewing machines. This machine will sew any
thing from the running of tuck in tarletan the max
ing of an overcoat-anythng from pilot beaver cloth
down to the soest gauze gossamer tissue and
ready do its work perfection II can fell. hem bind,
gather tuck quilt and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This not the only machine that
fell, hem. bni and forth. but will do better
than any other machine The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is becoming popular
ass name implies one that can be folded into box
which, when opened. makes beautiful,
and spacious table for the work upon The
Of every imaginable desgn-psin the wood grew
in its native forest, deliberately finished
make them. I. ". SINGER 4 CO..
No ass Broadway, New York
BsSc Ind annapolis 0fiice-No. 0dd-fellows' Hall,
Washington street. ap1s-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

DAycIyG THEIR RAGS Orr Two unsophisi.
Gated countr, asses visited \ ibo's. in New York
during the ballet season. When the short skirrei,
gos,amer-clad nymphs made their appearance on
the stage. they became restless and fijgety. "Oh.
Annie" exclaimed one soto r0ce well.
NJ ir, 2" Ii amt nce--l don't likelt Hush .
II don't care il amt nice, and wonder that
aunt brought vs. to such place" Hush Mary
the folks will laugh ri you" After two
filings and pirouette, the blushing Miss said.
oh, Annie. lets go-it amt nice: and don't
feel comfortable do hush, Mary" replied
the sister. whose own face was scarlet. though il
wore air of determination, Its the first time
| ever at theater. aud suppose it will be
the last, so am just gong to stay it out if they
dance every rag off ther oacks,'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
From LIarper's Ferry.

HARPER's FERRY. October l0.-The Tribune's
letter SAYS:
Notwithstanding the apparent inaction / be-
lieve peremptory orders have been received fol-
one OF the largest and most important move
ments OF tie war. Preparations are rapidly pro-
crossing and within the next ten days the coun-
try will doubtless he gladdened with the intelli
gene more grateful than the ancient record oi
All quiet in the Army of the Potomac"
Gen. COnch has assumed the command of the
81 division of Summers corps. His late division
is now under Gen. Devens, of Massachusetts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

BALEINoRE. OF l3--1he Ansericsn hss the
folloxlng dispatch from FFelerck dkied the
l3tl. .4
The OF the rebels across The Potomac is
ia'iy cpnh'med.. After they acre duFea fron
Noln's Ford they divided ami er0sset the river
10 small bodies al different posn,s
Farmers taken prisoners a Nercersburg we're
psroled AZ the river and arrived here io-dsy Tie
IA mers report Gen. Sie~srt ADD WAGE II smp<on
a. benz With the expedition The cav-lry forces
we're dsrsehnents from Virginia sd South Car
Maryland but sweps The pArts Of Penss,lv1nis
through which they passed Of every horss ~ortb
taking.
Capt crern Tailnadee. OF the ID srtilisry.
e ; A, died At Fortress Monroe on Saturday
eysniov
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COMM ERcIAI.
CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI. Oci0ber l3.
An active demand for -four md not much Of
fering: prices OF AZ grades IRE hieaer. snperfns
- 99a5. exfrs - 1905 %, fanny s. 30d
80: fancy Ss Is
Wheat i he'd Sc higher. bur no advance estab.
Iishe,l: red 9sc@sl. white 81 ln@l ID
Corn in good demand ~ 42(a4bc.
Osis sctve at 4s@4Sc; Large sales OF new to
arrive 1T aye.
Rive Soc
Barley hels Sc higher.
Good demInd for lard at &c.
No sales 81 pork or bacon: the high prices
asked check the business
Groeerie. buOyaul; coffee go 26c: sugar 100.
q I2c; inolasseS Gle.
Gold 20, silver %: demand notes %.
Exchange steady at i dis To par.
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Night Dispatches.
Prom Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct l3.-The Herald has the
following special:
private dispatch says a great battle was
fought Yesterday between Harrodsburg and Dan
vile. heavier than Wednesdays battle Wool
ford took 100 wagons and 100 rebels prisoners.
The rebels retreated TO Camp Dick Robinson.
IL i also rumored that Bragg and Chatham
were killed in Wednesdays battle.
A special TO the Herald from Wiliamsport
Nd l2ih. saws:
The 9Th Marylind regiment. which was on du-
~ at Dam No. 5. near where the rebels crossed
succeeded in ehecting retreat 20 Williamport
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

TINsrR LAND FOR SALE-A choice l60
acres of valuable timber land. located within
seven miles of the centre of Indianapolis. in a
neighborhoo6 not surpassed by any in the
State, for fertility of soil aud substantial farm
ers. viii be sold on good terms Par
ties holding green backs and non specie paying
bank notes had better put them in this piece OF
land, that Is not taxed by the L 3, and can nei-
ther deprecis'e IN value nor be carried swav A
better investment Is not 10 be found Apply 10
Francis Smith. Real Estate Agent ia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
From HarrrSDury.

HARRIsBURG, October l2-Lstest official &C
counts state that the rebels have escaped. They
crossed the Potomac near the mouth of the No
nocacy marching ninety miles in twenty four
hours.
Pleasanton's forces arrived at the crossing just
the rebels finished and engaged their artillery.
The result is unknown.
Pleasanton's forces marched seventy eight
miles in twenty four hours.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

A Coop JoKE-The Delphi Times SAYS: The
Aboltionisis OF this place call Major Milroy n
"Butternut" Major Milroy was
one of the first mea in this county step forward
in defense of his country when asSaed by a rebel
foe. and continued in the arms until disabled by
hardship and disease. and his taken an active
part in several of the hardest fought battles in
Western Virginia We would ask our Abolition
no party friends if their "pet" Darrell. ever
shouldered his musket To defend the Union he al
this time pretends to love so much! No; he Is
one of these stay at home patriots