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~ The Picnic announced Yesterday. To be
given by Capt Miners battery. from unavoidable
reasons. i postponed Military gentlemen must
always hold themselves in readiness tHmeet any
emergency. Due notice will hereafter be given
of the tune the event will take place.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13

- Mabe Co.'S great show, comprising a
meIlAserie and one OF the most talented, artistic
and famous equestrian corps travelling, Will ex-
hibit in lndisr apolis, June 2lst, l-62 Admis-
sion. both to the circus and menagerie. only -
cents No half E.ice for children.
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sE- At the next meeting Of the City Council.
we understand, an ordinance viii be introduced
taxing cats. rats. mice cock reaches, meas n'es'
bedbugs and mosquitoes The immaculate cry
Nationals will scratch themselves and go in
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Bosroy, June l2-Arrived, the schooner Fly
ing Dragon, from New Orleans the 22d and the
Pass the 2lth, with spirits turpentine and tar.
The steamer Shade Island sailed last evening
for New Orleans and the Daniel Webster for
York river
The steam frigate Niagara from Key West is
below
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sS- A small invoice OF the Sea side hat. a
new and beautiful style of straw hat for yonng
men. has been received ny Spencer, 81 West
Washington street. The Set-side hat Il all tie
zoe ip New York inst now Call and see them.
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ny direction Of PhIloxenian Lodge, No ~ l. O. o. p
Ii will pay the above reward for the apprehension
AMI conviction Of the person persons guilty Of the
murder Of Bro Lewis Chsboude, the night OF the 2sth
Of Nay. lss2- JOSEPH sIAth, No.
june S, 1851, rhi'oxenian Ledge. No. ~. 1 o. O p
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CAN OIOATES.

~ We ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
NOT NCE the name Of JAMES X. PLUEaER, as can
ddate represent Marion county IL the next legislature
subject the decision Of Democratic County COnven
ton MANY VOTERS.
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m EOlCAI.
CON I'D EN- TIA l.

YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
III JURED thems.lve nv certain
fi S-S habits which unfit them for business
Hilz k-v pleasure or The duties of married life;
.l.j5 also. middle aged and old men, who
from the olies of youth other causes feel debility
in advance Of their years. before placing themselves
der the treatment of any one, should first read
1.-THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies viii learn something Of import by
peruSng s"IHg SECRET FRIEND"
any address, a sealed envelope, receipt Of
Ten Cents
private or confidential nature. from a Il. 10 H. II,
(Sundays from IL A. NJ at their Office No. Is East
Third street. upstairs, between Main and Sycamore op-
pcSite the Henrie House
Address DIR. CHAS. A. STUART q CO.
mch2 -6Swly -s-'62 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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re- There are two hundred sick lndianians
belonging to General Walace's division at Pitts
burg Landing.
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Senator Lane thinks Secretary Stanton
will order the sick of the 18th Indiana from
their present camp to Lexington, where they can
get the necessaries OF life.
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u At the Magnolia, Illinois street, Messrs
Flagg & Wright proprietors. lunch is set daily a
10 A. NJ. and 10 p. Nj. Je2-dtf
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fE- Just received, a case Of blue regulation
cassimeres and cloth Making pants from 50 5U
to so 90 at
I39t NORTH BRo. 4 Cos.
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sE- This is the day OF the grand excursion to
Manson. The train leaves the Union Depot at
A. NJ. Tickets IS cents
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Masonic NorIcE.-There will be special
meeting OF Indianapolis Chapter, No. ,, this
friday evening. at I = o'clock.
CHAs FIsHkR, Sec'y.
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- The Hall of the House Of Represents
tives is. under the directs of Librarian Blown
to be re painted and re csrpeted.
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u The fire alarm bell on the city tower. tried
yesterday. somehow or another does not appear TO
fill the bill
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rF5- Col James NJ Smith. of the SD Rail
road) Regiment, has been compelled to resign in
consequence of his continued i'll health.
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There are three thousand and ninety ST,
Sunday School pupils in Indianapolis
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These warm evenings dish OF Cunnin,
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cB- Some twenty prisoners, arrested by Gen
Morgan's forces near Cumberland Ford, Ken
lucky, have arrived at Camp Morton.
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wAxTEp.-Five or six good tailors, to work
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Two regiments from the First Brigade arrived
In time 20 assist in covering the retreat Tie
Pioneer Corps also helped.
Col Buckley has arrived wounded
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09
FKOM HORKrnWN.

NEW IoRK, April 8.
On the afternoon of Sunday Ship Point
had been taken and our gunboats had shell.
ed out the batteries.
There was considerable delsy oecasioned
in crossing deep creek at Warwick Court
House, and resistance was made by the reb-
els, daring which time several casualties oc-
CURED on our side. All fortified places Of
Importance before Us had been taken ct
every point.
A fuller account Is contained In the follow
ing dispatch:
BEFoRE YORKTOWN, Saturday Even'g.
HoH. Ed NJ STANTON, sec'y of War:-That
portion OF the army of the Potomac recently
concentrated at Old Point, advanced yester-
day morning in the direction of Yorktown,
IA miles distant. The right was assigned to
Gen. Aorrilps Brigade, Of Gen, Porter's d.
vision, two companies Of the 33d Psnnsylva-
mia cavalry, and portion of Berdan's sharp
shooters, &C ing Is skirmishers Nothing Of
interest took place until their arrival at Big
Bethel, twelve miles distant where they
the outer picksts Of the rebels. The troops
were delayed here tive hours constructing q
bridge, which has been destroyed. The reb-
els retreRted before the advance Of our Akir-
mishers to HOWard's Greek, where they had
some abandoned earth works. Shots were
fred here by the rebels from two oisld pieces,
which we're sson silenced by the 4th Rhode
Island battery, when the rebels beat hss,y
retreat taking their pieces with them. The
main body Of the army rested here for the
night, while Morrill, Brigade advanced three
miles to Ouokleville, six miles from York
town. By o'clock this Saturday morning,
the column was again in motion, and by 10
o'clock was In front Of the enemy's works ct
Yorktown. The 6st shot fred was by the
rebels, the shell passing over the heads Of
Gen. Porter and staff without exploding -
The batteries Of Griffin, the 81 and 4th
Rhode Island, and Sth Massachusetts,, were
placed in position, replying at every shot
sent by the rebels. The cannonading con-
tinued with but slight intermission until
dark. About four hundred shots were fred
by both parties during the day. The loss on
our side was killed and some wounded
The position Of the rebels iS a strong one
from present Indications Their forti6ca-
tons extend some two miles In length, and
mount heavy guns The ground in front of
their guns is low and swampy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09
RRnnI WaaHINGrnN.

WAhhIhaEaAI ApEu g
Abraham Cutler, of Kansas, has been ap-
pointed Marsh1l Of New Hsxico.
The Ssnale to- day, In executive session,
confirmed the nominations Of Robt B Mitch.
ell and Jas G. Blunt, Of Kansas, to be Brig
adler Generals. A num6sr of nominations
are pending for the same grade, some oi
which it is understood, have given Fise to q
debate.
The cheering news concerning Island No.
10, fell on the public unexpectedly.
Secretary Chase today awarded 70 the
American and National Bank Note Com
panies of New York the contracts for the
plates, paper and printing for the 80, 900, 900
required, and coupons, $4,000, 900 each.
special to Post:
Mr.. Stevens, Chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee, stated in the House TO-
day that the expenditures Of the Govern
ment amount to S3,Oo0,oo per day, and ss-
timated that the entire national debt will
amount to SI,7OO,O0O, even If the war is
ended this sesson.
The Military Committee Of the House has
instructed Mr.. Richardson 70 report bill for
the purchase Of the Douglas property in this
city for the use of Government Hospital
The Election Committee OF the House has
voted to report against Dr.. segsns claim to
8 seat in Congress.
A loyal newspaper has just been establish.
ed at Martinsburg, Va, by loyal Virginian.
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CA1Ro, April s-P. N


On the 9th the rebels made an attack on
our lines on the Tennessee, near Pittsburg,
in great force, causing our troops to change
their position. Gen. Wallace in the eve
ming brought his column into line. In the
evening one division of Gen. BuslPs army
arrived with the General in command; soon
after another division; and on the following
Mondsy morning still another Atdaylight
Gen. Grant brought his columns into the
position of attack, and the fight continued
till late in the afternoon, with heavy loss on
DO h side0, but with a complete repulse Of
the enemy. Further particulars are looked
for with the greatest interest.
Boats have commenced running to-day to
New Madrid.
The river has fallen four feet within the
last two days, greatly facilitating the opera
tions OF Gen. Pope opposite New Madrid.
Hon. Jose z Dubois is here, en- route for
the upper Tennessee.
Hon. Z. Etheridge has telegraphed to 800
citizens of Bourbon county, Tenn, driven
out by the rebel troops, to come down and
rstarn with him. They will probably leave
tomorrow.
Reliable reports from JsR. Thompson, 3
week ago, place him in the swamp some
miles from here, with few hundred ma,
rauders. Several men who have heretofore
been in his army, from the vicinity Of Charles
too, IL miles from here, in Missouri, have
psdtIoned General Strong for the privilege
of taking the oath and returning to their al
legiance. The General authorized the county
clerk, q good Union man, to take their
bonds and administer the oath.
Dr.. simons, Medical Director, leaves this
evening for the Tennessee, with two large
hospital boats just completely fitted out, un-
der the direction of J. 3. Yeaiman, Esq, OF
the st. Louis Sanitary Commission. They
contain 500 beds Tor the wounded. The
hospitals here have accommodations for
l4o0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09
Cobeer, at Nswbursh.

| NnWbphohI April q loo1s
The Welch choir Of this place gave . con-
orrt on Saturday evening, the 9Th ult., for
tho bsnehto the Soldiers aid Society. The
night was one Of the most unpleasant Of the
season, yet the success was complete, and
about s73 was added 10 the funds Of the sO-
olety.
The Choir was composed Of seventeen per-
sons, Of whom Ave were ladies, and was led
BY John Evans, Esq., gentleman Of rare
ability and tact in training for SUCK OOcs-
Iions.
Sixteen we'll selected peioes were sung
with spirit and tasts-the frsti in Welch, the
others in Eaglish. Frequent calls for repe.
titiOn manifested the delight Of the audi
enos.
The ladies desire 70 express their grateful
sense Of the generous patriotism Of the per-
formers, In thus assisting them 10 respond
10 the calls from the Western hospitals in
behalf OF our suffering soldiers, who have
Periled their lives to preserve for us home
and q country. Long live the patriotic
Weleh. Nay they become an innumerable
multitude in the land of ftheir choice, and be
rewarded with peace and plenty thousand
years. sOLDIzRs AID SOOIsTT,
Of NeWburgh.
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FROM FORTRESS uONKOE.

GAAAAA-4@ AeaAeAt AEAAA -
Nothing has been done to-day in front Of
yorktown with the exception Of . recon-
noisaucs in thst direction and some cannon
aiding.
A telegraph line s built to our hsadquar-
ters near Yorktown.
The spaulding came in this mOrL ing trom
Ship Point The rebel works abandoned
there are quite formidable. The rebels took
of the guns. Ship Point is about eight
miles from Yorktown, atording g fine base
of operations.
A great crowd of Norfolk people assem-
bled on the shore near SeWslPs Point on
Sunday, including men, women and chill
dren, ell eagerly engaged in watching the
Yankees.
A dispatch from Mobile, dated the eth,
announces the reception Of news from Cor
inth that morning Of great battle That
the Coniederates had taken Federal batter
les and large nunbsr OF prisoners Il was
expected that the whole Federal army would
be swept away.
This is given as q specimen Of the rebel
mode Of keeping up the spirits Of the people
and the courage Of the army.
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RROM WAEHINGTON.

WA5HIHaToE, April Z.
DispstehsS from Gen Halieck states that
Gen. Siargss goes 70 Kansas and Gen. OEaiR
70 the Indian Territory.
Gen. BuelPS advance guard has reached
Gen. Grant.
Gen. HAllsck VIII speedily take the asld
In person.
Hon. Andrew johnson, military Governor
OF Tennessee, reports that tha arrest Of sew
eral prominent persons engaged In the 70
beliion has been made, and that the Unioa
cause iS working we'll.
Cen Jackson iS near New Market Va.
Gen. Johnson is &c Gordousgilie.
A refugee who came IL 70 day reports that
one thousand Union men IN Rockingham
ounty have taken 70 the mountains e EIk
Run oa the Blue Ridge, with q determine.
lion to resist with arms their impressment
By the rebels.
This statement e believed. Gen. jackson
thFeatsns to Subdqs them By force, which
they are determined % resist.
The forces in front Of Gen. fremont are
refreshing towards the Shenandoah Noun
In thecOurSe Of Nr. Stevens remarks IN
closing the debate In the House on the tax
Dill 10 said be supposed our debt by the Let
q July would be SIX or eight hundred mill
lions Of dollars. The interest therefor Woald
be one hundred and thirty millions Of del.
lau independent Of the increase Of the pen
ton List.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09


THH WHlsKY DRousHF IN REBRLDoH The
bitter complaints of the rebels of q want of
whisky and other liquors, which has consti-
tuted among the better class prominent
element in their daily lite since early child
hood, are somewhat amusing. The Rich
mOnd correspondent of the New Orleans
Crescent mourns in this wise
The dead silence of this town oppresses
me. Martial Law is felt but not seen. The
moon shines coldly down, and there's not q
drink to be had from R0okett's to Screamers-
vile. Wos Is me. Where are ell the SOL
diersH Even they are not visible, except in
the day time. Would that were the head
Of barrel of the best old Bumgarden Oh,
that the Yankees were in hsdes, and was
in Washington at Kloman's or Benter's, or
that Oiuskey was Postmaster Of the House
and this was the last night Of the session
l want glass of ale. A fellow could get a
very good hot whisky punch at Browns or
at the corner back of Browns in the old days;
and Green, who kept the COlumbian.--there
by the General Postofiee, was not a bad
hand for refreshments. HiRRs and have
had many drink in that basement. But
here--Morsls. think hear you say good
morals, and methinks you mentioned the
p ace of society and the health of the army.
But what is good order compared to good IL
quor2 tell you want a drink, and it is
not 70 be had for love, money or blsrney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09
MANY PRISONERS TAKEN !
The Floating Battery Ours /!
IMMENSE AMOUNT OF PROP
ERTY SEIZED.
General Mccall a Prisoner
[spssIaI pi.patohss . OIsveIand Ieader

ASH~N@--- 40 F-s~-Na ~ NAsNeAouu Aetl4eA
OAIto, April 8.
Dispatches just from New Madrid are re-
ceived. The gunbOats Carondelet and Pits
busg yesterday evening shellsd and silenced
the batteries on the opposite shore, when
Pope ordered the troops across. It was ef-
fected without losa The rebels fed towards
Upton, sinking several of their transports
among others the Grampus. The floating
battery Of the rebels, mourning ten guns
drifted down last night, and is aground
near Point Pleasant. It will be recovered
with It's armament. The Ohio Bell was also
recovered.
Gen Paine led the advance on the batter
les. Gen. Pope at once took the Pittsburg
and Carondelet and with a part of bis army
hastened to Upton, attacked the enemy this
morning, and took 1000 prisoners, mostly
from Arkansas and Louisiana. he will pro-
badly get as many more before night. The
rebels fed to the woods in great cOnsterna-
ton. The vistory is complete and decisive.
Great quantities of stores, cannon and ammu-
milton have fallen into our hands. All their
baggage and supplies are taken. Gen. Nc
Gall, of the rebel Adiutant Generals depart
ment is a prisoner. The country between
New Madrid and Island No 10, on the east
side of the river, is being secured by our
troops. Many prisoners will doubtless be
taken there.
Gen. Bissell, with the transports, is order
ed down to Upton by Gen. Pope, which is
twelve miles below New Madrid, to bring
cannon and other property up to New Mad
rid. Divisions of our army are pursuing The
fleeing rebels in all directions. Their entire
force at and about Island No. 10 is either
taken prisoners or utterly routed and demOr-
allied.
Hon. Emerson Ethsridge has just arrived
from Padueah. To him the news of our
success is very gratifying. His residence is
35 miles southeast of Hickman. Gen. Strong
will send an escort with him to his home to
ensure mis- safety. Thousands Of bis former
friends viii greet his arrival with glorious
welcome.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-09

SUBSTITUTES II THF soUTH.-A late NUM-
Der Of the Nashville Patriot, quoting from
Richmond correspondent of New Orleans
paper, says that the price for substitutes
ranges in and about Richmond from $500
to $500, and that furnishing them has be-
come business with some shrewd fellows,
who are making fortunes lin Confederate
scrip through it. Among these substitutes
are many pOverty-stricken Marylanders
who at home held high social positions. and
were regarded Is men Of real moral worth.