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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-03-21

nothing like equal to the demand
We learn that the Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth Regiments Md. Vols, have left their
positions along the Upper Potomac, aud gone
to Winchester, Va, in the Shenandoah Valley
thirty miles from IIarpcl's Ferry.
MOVING DAY-Next Wednesday will
be moving day III this county. The unanimity
with which all who intend to change their resi-
dence; move on that day, is AS great as though
there We're IA positive enactment to that cifect.-
Moving day is different in the several States ;
in New York, the first of May is the great day
of change; while in Pennsylvania il is the first of
April. From the unusually large number of sales
there have been i'll tie county this season, we
presume very many persons will change their
residence on the 25th This thing of everlast-
ingly moving always seemed to us as unneces-
sary; particularly with farmers. They go on
farm and the season, or something else, is IN
favorable; they are disappointed, and think
they see where they can do better. But not
uniregucnly their "movcs " are for the worse
Huu uSlue Houi tIt uuubllul cNlpultncN Oh
moving, the Inconvenience, the breaking up of
pleasant associations, we think it has been said
more than half ruthiully that "two movings
are equal to one fire" No doubt this mach
changing of residence has done a great deal to
destroy that love of home in the young people
of the present day, which long residence in
one place creates. The scenes and associations
of youth are confused or entirely forgotten, and
the feeling that we are at home in any part of
the world, is engendered. But here is Moving
Day as seen by the poet:-
Moving Day, clear the way,
-baTows-bundles,
Take good care mind the ware
Betty, where's the bundles
Pots aud kettles,
Broken vcuals,
Feather beds,
Plaster heads,
Tow mattresses,
Looking glasses,
Spoons and ladies',
Babies cradles,
Cups and saucers,
Salts and casters,
Hurry scurrY, grave and gay,
All must trudge on Moving Day.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-03-21

Refugees are constantly coming within
the Union lines They all tell the same
story respecting the suiierings and priva-
tons to which the Rebels are subjected
The prices of all things have increased very
much within short time in consequence of
the immence depreciation of paper. Green
backs are worth 100 per cent. premium over
paper Of State banks, and $50 over Confed
crate scrip the last named is worth only
one quarter its face in gold.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-03-21

AMPS! LAMPS!! LAMPS VII have
II Just received a beautiful assortment of Coal Oil
Damrs. Prices from 3ll+ cts. and upwards offer
ing them cheap for the cash Z. W. STAPLES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-03-21

The attempt to send ont Rebel Priva
teer, from San Francisco WAS frustrated by
thcvesscl being taken possession of by the
Government officers. About twenty Seces
sioniss were captured on board all well
armed; also six brass Dahlgrcn guns, with
carriages, suitable for use on ships of war.
Correspondence found on the persons of
recently negotiating for the purchase of VIC
tora for use as privateer. The prisoners
have been confined in the fort. Many more
arrests are likely to follow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

How TO CURE FRS There is waggish gen.
tleman boarding At Titles Hotel. Who is very
fond Of a practical joke Sunday evening he
mentioned "a three or four Of hi, fellow boarders
10 be in the Office about ten or eleven o'clock.
and he would play offa joke on Mr.. HAYS. the
very clever and popular clerk. he cautioned the
hoys - keep dark and they would have some iua.
He would pretend 10 take a ht. roll of his char.
and Mr. Hays would have him cTriei To hi-
room in gre state. AMI when he was laid with
exceeding care un his bed. he would revive and
they would have such good laugh. Tie boys
promised 10 he mum. and took several glasses OF
soda water al the joket's expense
One OF the boy> got ~ a counter plot. He
told Dir HNs. snd thew prepirei I've or three
buckets os water & administer when the IN came
on Our l'ker commenced va~ning about 10
O'Clock The Office ~ss full he did not feel
very well Something he had eaten hid disa
greed with him. Suddenly his limbs anivere.i.
he gasped and tumhled to the door Allwas
commoton Mr. HAYS mas called He came
bucket in hand, and poured the contents. poured
not dashed il. on the patients distorted face
The Joker was half drosnei, but bore the
inficti"n. Another bucket stranRled him
and besides the BOYS could not keep In Their
laughter, and the truth that he had been sold
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28


The Chsrlssfon courier makes timely suggestion IN
recommending the attention OF our Government to he
naturalization and cultivation Of cassya for the preser
walton Of he heath Of soldiers This article has
peculiar effect upon the yer and glards the system
asnst disease By ex cure and Guar diet Il said
that the great % the Plantation Bitters of Dr.
Drake. uhlch. pr-voDs % unhappy difficulties was
found IN Southern homes. owing the .o;
Of Csisaya BARK which contained OF princi-
pal nyreenis. In confirmation Of this. have heard
most di-t,n pushed physicians thai,
whenever he I'll unwe from ordinary III tetc or aimos-
pherc causes he invariably relieved himself by Planta-
tion BiSfers Now thai thee Bers be obtained
a substitute should be prepared We understand orr
Gov rnment has oSeLed negotiations with DR. ! rake
through agent but with what ruth We DO not
know.
We 'nsiy obliged TO the Richmond Wing for
its remembrance Of aud Lang syne." but as
Government that the Plantation Btr~rs are
for sale any secret agents." North South
There probably several other things that Gov
ernmeut' wil yet
We know that have the best and popular med
iciDe in the wor. We afraid slow what II is
composed or
Physicians compelled to recommend IT,
CALIsAYA BAaK has been celebrated for over two hun
dred years and sold during the reign Of Louis XVI
King France for the enormous price weight
in silver II /, renewable for Dyspepsia Fevers, Weak
ness, Constipation DC.
CAsc.RmLA B.KK.-For Diarrhea, Collie and diseases Of
the stomach AMI bowels.
DASDELIoN. Inflammation Of the Loius and Drop
sieai Injections.
CA~oH,ls FLOWERS FOR Enfeebled Digestion
L,vESDER FtowEes y rnnA'ic, stmu AIT and tonic
highly invigorsting in nervous debility.
WISrEH5ssEN.-For Scrcfula, Rheumatism, &c.
ASIcsAn aromatic cirninative; creating flesh
Gle and milk; much used by mother, nursing.
Also, cloys-buds orange caraway, cOrander, snake
root &c.
T-ls6O-X.
Another wonderful ingredient. of Spanish origin, irn
parting beauty to the complexion and brlliArcy the
mind. is yet unknown the commerce Of the world and
''thhold lis for the preent.
Humbugs aud qua-k howl abou, the Plantation Bit
ter; but the following is what's the matter and they
know il:
PLANTATION BITS rs WILL CURE
Cold FAtrcmteS aud Feverish Lips;
Sour stomach aud frt Breath;
Fiatuency sud Indigestion;
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath;
Pam over the Eye;
Mental Dependency;
Prostitution. Great Weakness:
Salow Complcxion Weak R,wels;
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.
Very particularly recommended to Clerg, men, Mcr.
chants Lawyers and persons Of sedentary habits Also
Tor delicate females and weak persons who require gen.
lie stimulant free digestion good appetite and clear
mental faculties.
sold by all respectable rhysttan Druggists Grocers.
Hotels, saloons, Country Stores. NC.
Be particular that each bottle bears the facsimile Of
our ignaure steel plate label, with our private
Government stamp over the cork
-. a.. DV AXE a CO.,
Jc2idswcotam ~ Broadway, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28


~ Let those who have duuhttd tho virtues
Of buls Cedron Bitter. " any such there be read tn
following certificate itun gtntit W. known th
community. aui doubt no mere.
IT. general introduction iuto the army will save IN,
lives OF thousands ct soldiers.
ioutz,nts XIV, June I, ts63.
We, Tho unders fnel, have seen the good effects ro
dueed hy The II Dr John null's Cod on bliers II
general debility and pru,ira of the system and be
lie eenefd would prrvent disease and tolley.
much ,uiiefn{ ,mpng our soldiers particularly ould
THE be The case. especially those who exposed {,
miasuise inutcnec, "a ia s'uihcrn climate.
MAJOR rlilLlP SPEED,
col, lot Rev ad hist Ky,
CHNS. H. Cut1ON,
Collector 20, The Port IT Louisville, Ky.
cole n. DIM,
lru,o,t II, shsi ten. nf ~.
hiV - = HkNHfRsOS,
Vice Pr,stef af saisafy Cpmini, sion.
HAkSEY HUGHES = CO.
rabli.h' p Democrat.
GEORGE +. 10 rs,
f'og. luu willie AnfeGer.
HuGHtS& PAt<lllI..
Wholesale Dry Good w. airt-, ST iu -. Louisville.
DAVIS GisEEN, a Gu,
Wholesale Shoe y aiefs, Man ~, Louisville.
nARi NAlrrlHEK.
iathogTaIhcrs, cor. Third and Narkrt, Louisville.
JULIA MIR,
Clothing Merchant cor Ihrd AM Market. Ioulsvi le.
carr. $ ?. nii.nkriH,
steamer ~ ior Anderson.
MAJ. l.. 4. 1IlE>IuN,
Pr,master L. 5. Army.
C. NJ MFTC NLFE.
National hotel. Louisville.
COL. JESSE BAYl.Es
An Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE d. IA ENtiCf.
Louisville Journal.
See Advertisement in another column. iy2o-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
From 1yelllphis.

MEMPHIS. July 26-Bafiies and Jesse Forres,
are reported To have again crossed the rennes- zee
river and moving towards jackson, Tenn. Gen.
Dodge has sent force there
One uf Hurlbut's scouts arrived last night and
repurt> that Pemherton and his staff with some
oi his officers. htd gone to Richmond His entire
army i So Uttered ia every direction PemL erton
saint II wt> impossible 10 keep them together.
The Rebels arc pressing everybody into their
ranks.
The excitement is intense
The rolling stock on all the railroads is bcn.
run towards Mobile. L'rge quantities OF cotton
are going in the same direction
The bulk of JohustOns army il reported 10 be-
At Morton. 80 miles east OF jackson. His force
is e-tmatei AT 30 900
All military stores at Memphis have been
shipped to Mobile
Gems II riee and Forrest passed. through Me
ri lin ON the 18TH to join Johnston Forrest is
suffering from wounds aud Is not III for duty.
A dispatch dated Martin. Mississippi. July -
saw.
All the General and field officers taken al
Vick.hurg have been exchanged. but the men hlc
-tragL led 80 that they were without command
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
TElEcRAPHIC.
Night Report
lSoR MORNING REPORT SAX FIRST PAGE |


From New York.
NEw YoRk. July 27-Mayor Opdyke 70 dav
vetoed the ordinance passed last week to pay con-
scripts sou. on the ground of illegAlity. Other
objections are also urged He holds that the
Common Council has had time since last March
To remedy any supposed inequalities of the draft,
but that they did not do any thng until this ordi-
nance passed. this appearing as a propitia-
tory measure 10 appease the mob.
TIE 9Th regular infant and the 5ih regular
battery moved their quarters to-day from the
City Hall Park 10 the Battery. where they will
keep prepared for the mobiles of this city
BY the Roanoke, we have City Of Mexico
dates of the 10Th
IL appears the Council Of Notabilties declared
that the Mexican nation. through them would
select m EmpIre ~ the form oil government,
ana prorlaisn " ,xiniian. of Austria Emperor
Should he decline the throne, they implOre the
French EmDeror to select person in whom he
has full confidence. 10 occupy the throne
This proclaim i,on Wis immelittely made pub
lie. and courier was pp-ted To Vera Cruz
whence il sent by French steamer of H..
vana.
The British Consul at Havana has furnished
the Disro with news via New Orleans, that Lee
hal whipped Meade on the 18th.
A large fire occurred in St Domingo the first
of the month. destroying halt million dollars
worth OF property
The neutr. English steamers Fannie. Alice
and Alabama hid arrived at HAvaaa with cotton
from Mobile The Spanish steamer Isabel. from
St W rks. laden with cotton, had also arrived
A special from Cincinnati to Cav. SAYS:
On the authority of Maj Gen. McCpok, Gen
Stanley took only some 800 horses at Huntsville,
Alabams. not 3 900 prisoners as stated
Some 800 negroes followed Stanley on his re
treat.
Ger Pillow. W tn n large force of Rebel con-
scripts was found on the opposite side OF the Ten
nes>ee river
The Posts Washington special says returned
prisoners from Richmond state that in less than
twenty four hours after the issue OF jeff Davis
conscription proclamation a wholesale conscrip-
ton commenced there
IL is believed tl,sta general exchange of prs
oners will soon he effected
Boston papers announce the capture and de
,trucuon of the Good Hope from Boston for the
Cape Of Good Hope. and the capture of the bark
j. " Seaver from Boston for Hong Kong, by
the pirate Georgia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

ATrHE ANERic y DIsPENSARy VIZ TREAT nj
n new method. and with the happesi results Pro
ii<Hs trl, Ealing 81 the womb tdRcersfioR Tier.
ision. Luh rrhe .whites nary and all other dis
which the An~rfcfn Final, e p-culiarl
liable send three doliA ard receive hy express one O.
the llcfors Female Syringe This sh.uc
b. us~d by the land for tue purpose
ois fBiiqess COMFORT AclA, c sent free on rece nj
of stamp. copy Il Privae Letter Married Ladies'
health c. The Doctors cesbr.ffe,f Fsrnal< IsUs
fresh from The Dspspsary are Fsrg god IN simple dis.
eases irregularities. dc. Price 81. INT by natl
Al tie Aas- Ficas Dsy~hxsrs al treat tsfs1osf
~. and With failing lsn<riaI or
What the quaeks call prr ts cref diseases SgJAi.
IN ~ It. stages. 6onorhss, elect structure Hydroc.e
Crcoc-le var~ocre. Csrsoc.le. Speruaiorh.a Seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual D~biitv I'm
pot.ucy, and effects Of >ef-shn>e The lasi sis Ar.
tre.tca 81 in private Istter. which We send free on
receipt Of stamp
he experience Of the sarEeon charge OF this de
nartm.ni some Of the beat Hospitals In Europs snd in
New York CITY enables him patients seentincaI
IL am restore them speedily.
rho~e Ifvtnx distance can communicate by letter
a ~. treated their homes IN urgent eases send As
or ELL and 2. c~ivr icines.
Con-altaftos free and cor sdSHfsal. Room No. - =
Hast Washington Street. Indianapolis. y "a Blk 1894
spF9-flv win ian
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

sEAi called meeting held at Simpson
Hal. "Wednesday evening. July 22d. tor the pnr
pose of aifording relief To >the suffering poor OF
Ireland. Thomas Redmond. ED. was called Ia
the chair. aud James Long appointed Secretary
Col K J Ryan addressed the audience in an
eloquent AMI patriotic manner He was followed
by y RYAN Esq Mr. Leary and Others
On motion committee Of five was appointed
TO procure lecturer I'd hall At the earliest pos
sible time for the purpose referred to
Tho committee consists of X j Ryan. Rev
A Bessonies, j A. Stewart. j X. Connor and
NJ II Good.
The meeting adjourned until further notice
FROM the committee JANIS LONG. Sec'y.
Journal cory.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
Vow Work MARKET.

NKw Yonx. July 81.
Flour--Shade better. but not very active; SIS
as Is for extra State: 81 70m5 30 for extra
round hoop Ohio: SIS s5@7 25 Tor trade brands;
market closing dull
Whisky--Dull at 45@45,sc.
Gran-Wheat, l@2c better: demand limited
aud confined chiefly to good aud choice parcels:
ST. 0lml - for Chicago spring; 81 1901 22ie
tor Milwaukee Club; 81 23dl ~ for winter red
Western: 81 30dl ~ for white " cstern. and
81 ~ Tor white Kentucky. Corn about lc bet.
ter. with onlys moderate demand: 6s(dG9c for
shipping mixed Western. Oats plenty, and dull
at 7l@77c. the latter price above the market a,
the close
Groerries--Sugar greatly unsettled under the
news from Havana; 9s4@ i0i4c for Muscovado.
aud lac for Port ROYAL
Me,ts-Pork heavy but without any decided
change Bacon Sides dull and nominal
L,rJ-Morc active and firm At 9A@l0c. in.
GLIDING yer, choice at l0isc
Monc, STEADY Ut 6 per cent Sterling firm
with moderate business at i39le 6l40L Gold
t'mer; oreniug ut oslsc. advancing TO 29'ec
declining 10 81 and closing steady ut 27t4c
prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

WASHINGTON. Miss. July 24-The enemy
evacua,er ,ck-on Yesterday. Col Wirt's al
vance cavalry dashed in aud captured few
stragglers
Canton has also been evacuated. An atiemp,
TO blow up the State House failed
Gen Grants whole army has gone to Vicks
burg.
Mobile will no doubt be the next place at.
tackled.
JEFF Davis has issued proclamation appoint
ing August 2lst as day of humiliation and
prayer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

VINO ARx 0ProsFp To THE CoSSoRIPrIoS Men
unable Ia pay the $500 and unwilling To enter the
army by comPul-ion. not confined To party
sny more than their wives and children. Indeed
the most violent takers We have vet heard-aud
there has been some violent tak-sre Republi
cans. There IS no party in this thing = Roches.
ter Union
This - the truth in Buffalo a. we'll "a in Roch
ester and yet groups Of men. the center piece of
which i generally Federal office holder. con
gregate on the street CORNERS. denouucinc "cop
perheads' en masse. and Governor Seymour in
particular Such conduct /. indiscreet. and tends
20 mischief II Buffalo Courier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
COM M ERCtAI.
lay TELEGRAPH.
cincinnati rkes.

CINCINNATI. July 81.
Flour-Unchanged and dull; no sales of i'm
portance
Grain-Wheat Sc higher for red: white I'M
changed. Corn, lie higher. Oats dull at 59@
Ole
Wh>ky-Advanced 20 42tIc
Provisions-Firmlv held Old Meas Pork nj
Sl0. Bulk Pork. a. @5c Bacon. 5a6c Hams
91a@l0c for plain nnii / 100 IL for sugar cured
Lsri-Frm ~ 9@9i5c
Linseed Oil-0hered at 81. without buyers
Groccries-No chingc
Money-tiold higher, 26c prem. Silver un
changed: 2Oc prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
From Trenton .

TRESToS, N J July 27.-Gov Parker has
issued proclamation stating no draft has vet
been ordered in New Jersey that thirty days
would be allowed for the purpose of raising the
required number of men by volunteering; that
whatever may be raised in the meantime will
be credited. should draft he made; but there
will be DO draft for the old deficiency due from
the Site
The proclamation closes by caling on the PEG
pie 10 aid in raising the quota for the State. AS
to AVOID any necessity for draft.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
FoUNDRIEs.
THE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

UUlvryG COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY, VIZ ARP
III nov prepared receive and satisfactorily exscnfs
ord - for stoves AMI castings generally The sslo
partner has Just returned from the Eas where be Ia
ana paror sto sverintroduced iniohs usrke
eiaIy the attention Of Wholesale dealers
this branch q our business With request that they vii
give rs call Our other work will embrace iron fronts
and columns which desire make proralnsnf
In znufacu-e) railing and min castings, sugai
mills and kettles house work srch ventators win
sls and hollow fact laced
foundry. We respectfully solicit patronage
and only promise what We well and promptly per
form.
ing Indianapolis and Csncinnst and satiana Contra
rsss. coz LoRDA PIECE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

DrArm OF DENNIS LooSEY Mr. Dennis Loo
new for the last nine years local aud travelling
agen; for the Indiana Central railroad died sud-
dealy on Saturday at his residence west If the
city. Mr.. Looney had been unwel for lew dtys.
but on Friday came 10 town He overheated
himself. and on hs return home attack ed
with cholera morbus. which terminated fatally
on SATURDAY, night There we're lew men ia the
CITY more universally respected than Mr Looney.
and the announcement of his sudden death was
received with sorrow b, large circle OF friends
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

III Major Erie Locke paymasier L = Army
arrived at home Yesterday from New Orleans
He lett there ON the 22d of June tie SAYS the
health Of the troops excellent There had
been no appearance OF yellow fever. although
the Rev DR. Palmer h I'll prayed fervently for il
Spanish brig bad appeared of quarantine with
five or SIT cases on board but she had been or
de'sd Of and went Major Locke. who il ply.
stefan thinks the rigid blockade aud the vigi
lance of the quarantine officers will save the city
from the ravages OF that much dreaded disease
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

LorisvILIr. July 27-Hon. c. A. wickliffe
anti Administration candidate for Governor. adj
dressed large and enthurastic crowd at the
Court House this evening.
Gen. Hvbson was serenaded at the Calf House
this evening.
Our City Council are taking measures to attend
the funeral of Hon. J. J. CritIenden in = body
on Wednesday.
The Central Committee has called q conven-
ton Of the Union citizens Of Lexington to nomi
nate candidate for Congress. vice Crittenden.
deceased
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

MISSIONARY LEcTrRE-Rev. James Barnett
ID D.. for seventeen years u missionary in Egypt
and Syria. will lecture in tie United Pre-byteri
an Church, northwest corner OF Delaware and
Ohio streets. this Tuesday evening at 10
o'clock. Subject-Manners and customs OF the
East as illustrative OF the Scriptures. All are
invited
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
HnspouARrERs DIS oy ISpIASa AND McHre.Sl !
DEPARrxHSr oT rHE Ono

y
As many parties are spplying 20 these head.
quarters daily. asking permission to see prisoners
OF war. at Camp Morton. the following extract is
published for their information:
0fricE OF CosNissAEY GsSIkAL oF PRIsoNERsl
Washington. d. e.. July :. le62.
TX. Visitors TO these stations out OF mere Gu
riosty. will IN no case he admitted Persons
having business Nth the Commanding officer or
QuWterm 'ster. may. Nth the permission OF the
Commanding officer enter the camp 10 remain
only long enough 10 transact their business.
when prisoners are seriously III. their nearest
relatives. wives, brothers or sisters. il they are
LOYAL FC"rLs. msy be permitted To make then,
short visits. but under other circumstance viii
visitors be allowed 10 see them without the ap.
provsi of the Commissary General of Prisoners
W HoSfsAN. Col 81 L Inrty.
Comaais-ary General Of Prisoners
All entitled tn admission will apply AT these
headquarters Tor the required passes.
q CoLLISs LroS.
Major aud Chief Provost Marshal. District OF
indians aud Michigan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

cF- Col Morgan. Of the 25'h regiment. passed.
through the civ yesterday ON his WY from Mem
PHI. To Washington. on business tor his com
mand. The Colonel il one of the most gallant
young officers OF our army. aud his name i ALSO
ciated with one OF the most brilliant achieve
ments OF the war. where handful OF Western
irnops routed three times their numbers OF vet.
eran Rebels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

CAIRO. July 27.-Passengers Who arrived from
Vicksburg the 9th. state that Gen Hsrrons di
vision hid returned from the Yazoo River and
were preparing 10 20 To some point farther south.
Sherntns old corpsstil occunlel Jack .Dn. but
il was understood that il would soon fall back
this side Of hi ,ek River.
All quiet along the river.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

tB-For the purpose OF making room for a
pes stock OF goods, Mr. Callnan, ut No q
East Washington street offers his present assort
ment at greatly reduced prices There is no e.
t,bli-bment in indianapolis that has more de
sifable stock of both staple aud fancy dry goods.
aud purchasers will find il an object to examine
them before buying.