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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

THs ForsrH AT c,Lrxsrs 1t vss our good
n tue io participate In he celebration ~ the
fos'ih of July sllh the Democracy of Columbus
ard vicinity. IL The beautiful grove of J ines
Perry. three miles nnfth frnm thli place Al
thpu-h the norn'ng threatened rain. from six 20
eight hundred gentlemen ani ladies were present
eonilng IN the cars. IN carriages and wagons
The whe't was standing 10 the heid ready Tor
the sickle, but the sturdy yeomtnry determined
they would enjoy one more good old fashioned
Fourth. aud c ne out with their wives aud little
ones.
The meeting Was organized nv appointing Ma.
Jor Z,ehsiah Tannehill President 81 The dsv.
Col. I G. Lee Vice President, aud b +. Arnold
Secretary. The Declaration Of Independence
WIS we'll read bv John Mullsny. E-Q Hon
Frank 7 Hori. W l.. Balm. Eco and Mr. Mul.
lay each made an mp r"priste address. re,ivlng
the history Of the country. Hnd stirring np IN
the minds OF their hearers the love OF liberty and
p,'riotism TINT governed the founders 0f our
national Independence Bet cen the addresses.
n tim pieces we're PLAYED bv the \ ,tiousl
Guards B,nd. Of this city. and during the eutire
DIV they furnished .uch music ~ they only c,n
furnish The luncheon provided was ample for
all anil Of the best kind In the afternoon.
Judge Beauie Mcclellan succeeded In getting tire
grass c cared for the dancers. and The band Ia.
nishe'l music that euivenei the hearts and novel
the heels of all present The whole celebration
was conducted With the utmost propriety md good
taste. under the immediate drevtion of Mr.. Is I.
jones aud Ne MrCune. All enl,e,l themselves
in rational m amer and We III III hong remember
with pleasure the Fourth ut Columbus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06
Sunday Night Dispatches.
From the Army Of the Cum be rland
TuLLAHoNA, July 4.

From the Army of the Cumberland.
TuLLAHoNA. July 4.
To Major General Halleck:
have had no opportunity since the occupation
Of this place to telegraph you. The wires are
now up TO this place. and send you a summary
of movements for the last three days.
Further Developments prove that the Rebel re
treat from this place has not been so clean as nv
first dispatches would indicate. NV haste to re
cord the event induced me TO give but a superb
cia examination tn the works
further examination OF the works shows them
to be much stronger than at first supposed. Fort
Rains, large bsston is the certer of a semi
circle of strong outer works, bearing upon every
road and important point in the vicinity north OF
the town.
The real weakness of Bragg was. not holding
Manchester As soon as Rosecrans took Man
chester. he aanked any equal or inferior force at
Tullahoma. AS soon as the head Of the column
got south OF Tullahoma Bragg evacuated.
Instead of one we have four siege guns. In
stead of no stores we have a large amount Of
meal and other provisions.
After finding on the first inst. that Tullahoma
was evxcusted, Rosecrans threw forward force
in rapid pursuit, Thomas leaving on the Man.
chester road from Manchester, and McCook on
the one from Tuliahoua
Thomas moved rapidly in hopes of striking the
enemy moving nearly due east, to get on the
military road built BY Bragg. parallel and east OF
the railroad This Thomas failed 20 do until the
enemy was we'll beyond Ougle and when be was
crossing the Ella river.
The division of Gen. Negley encountered the
rear of Hardee at point about four miles north
of the Ella river, and skrmished with il all day,
losing forty men Ia killed and wounded
Among the prisoners, was Lieut.. Plat, of the
18th Michigan.
The enemy's rear guarl under Wheeler made
stubborn resistance, delaying Negley so that
the Rebel trains got beyond the river on the nigh:
of the lst.
The same process on the part of Gen. Buckner
enabled Bragg. with his reserve arsillery-tweutv-
six pieces. to cross Ella river a, Essell Springs on
the night Of the LIST. and to reach the mountains.
The enemy on both roads burned bridges and
tae rear guard TOOK % roFit'-as in hastily built
vork- "a TIE opposite si1e ef fse river IL Was
readily understood iaat th.s ~ f0r rs r-rpose
ofdeiaying or crossing IS ~ IS rossibis =
order 20 enable the iniantry a.. rams 10 get IA
Mountains To az 49, 49, III
zs4a<f tie river 50 high
ssze.cp the night
stiag- Hith
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

DArARrrRr or TRooPs On Saturday. about
noon. dispatches we're received at the Executive
Office from Gen BOYLE. at Louisville, calling for
Il he spare troops NJ this point Ii anne irs that
Gs1 Burnside had telegrsphei TO Louisville that
M.r.an had crossed The Cumberland near Som
q set on Fridsv, and was supposed 10 be making
Tor some point on the Nashville aud Louisville
r j Dad
O.iers were Issued to the list regiment aud
TIE 2)I battery at once to prepare for a march
instAnter. and bv the middle of the at ernoon the,
were on their way TO Kentucky over the Jeffer
s,nvilie railroad YESTERDAY morning the com
pny OF cavalry known rs the Morton Scouts
LETT for The same destination.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE
This gigantic excursion by rail and lake TO Mag
ara Falls has been waited for long time by
many of our most esteemed citizens in order IN
combine pleasure and profit by visiting one Of the
most sublime aud stupendous works of nature.
Niagara Falls At length. by untirng per>ever
ance the arrangements have been completed on n
grand and magnificent scale, combining cheap
ness with variety ana delight
The train will start from indianapolis st twelve
O'Clock Thursday. July 10th. passing over the
Peru. Toledo aud Wabash railroad. stopping at
Noblesvil;e, Upton. Kokomo, Peru, Wabash.
Fort Wsvne ami Toledo: thence by the splendid
steiner Morning Star, Captain T. r. Viger.
commanding. touching at Cleveland and Buffalo
to the landing above the Falls, early on Saturday
morning. and will leave or return Sunday even
ing OF Monday morning. thus giving two DAYS
and nights 10 contemplate and admire the most
lofty and grand achievement of nature and also
the greatest and most magnificent structure OF
art. the Suspension Bridge over Niagara, where
pedestrians AMI vehicles are passing over the
oF'd-e. and on the same. and over their heads are
pouderous railroad trains hurried across by their
fiery sieel' to their destination
The eScnf>ionistS will be accompanied bv the
National Gnar'i> 0lendid brass and string bands
ara Professor r. GreSh. of lniisnapolis. and
Prof Charles l. RAYMOND. Of Cincinnati Viii
scconpany the excursionisfs 70 enliNen aud ex
hiera,e the social enjoyments
State rooms. meals and refreshments on hoard
the steamer will be furnished AZ the mos: reason
able prices Regular meals on board the rner
FORTY cents But all those who wish. may TAX,
their own basket. n there will be = bsccace ca,
provided fer the benefit Of the excursionists
This splendid ride over the distance OF on,
thousand miles in the round trip. will be giver
for the low rates. as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06
S. T.--1860.--X.
CHARACTERIZATION BITTERS

They purify. strengthen and invigorate-
They create healthy appetite.
They aatiiote tochanye Of water and diet.
They effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent masaiatc and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and asiity OF the stomach.
They cure Dy>pepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera aorbus-
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They the be b;tters IN the world They make the
weak strong. end exhausted natures great
storer. They made OF s.. Crox Rum, the cele
brated Cal;saya Bark. aud herbs and taken
with the pleasure beverage, without regard age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended 10 delicate
persons requiring seltle smulan.. sold by all Gro
GERS. Druggists. Ho'sls and Saloons.
?. II. DRAKE CO..
jsn9-o6wita 2u2 Broadway. New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

ALI. BuRSITI-RENErir or THE SOLDIERS
Am SOCIETY The celebrated humorist. AFT
Burnett. bv particular request. will give one more
exhibition o, Masonic Hall 10 night. the proceeds
10 he applied To the Soldiers Aid Society. OF
course Mosonic Hall will be crowded the meri,
al the pr 'gramme being such that every body will
want To 20. and the additional Involvement that
while they laughing at the humors of the
actnf they are contributing to the aid OF the sick
sold'er. will make them carry out the impulse
that saws 60.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

.THayFR < NorEs' CIRcUs 1t will be seen by
an advertisement under our amusement head in
this mornings p ,per. that the mammoth circus Of
Ttayer x Noyes will exhiht in IN city on Fri
DIV and Saturday. july 18th and iSih. II is the
la gest aud most complete circus now travelling
in the West. and hts splendid corps of perform
ara who are unrivsllsi in the ring. The cele-
bratel Dr. James L Thayer the humsrist. and
Albert Avmar. the funniest clown dive are
among the company. and will Afford as much
laughter as our people can stand. The show is a
first class one.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

q CO. Frybsrger. OF the artillery. leaves
tins morning for Kentucky We understand the
Colonel will proceed 10 organize the companies
OF artillery along the border where euHs have been
sent. and show the new beginners in the science
OF gunnery how 10 use the pieces To the best adj
vantage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

FATAL AcciDESr.-On the evening of the 9Th
Mr Daniel McCreery. an old and highly respected
citizen of Decatur township, was killed on the
road his home from Mount Jackson He
started to drive Wild horse. Mr.. McCreerv was
seventy FIVE wears old. and his friends remon-
sirsted with him about driving such a horse. and
n Young man was sent with him for some dis
t,nce. He insisted. however. that he could drive
tn, animal. and he wss found dead in the evening
between the Holmes House and his residence
The particulars of the accident further than those
given above, we could not learn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

Fscx KESrucKY.-We understand that the
greatest excitement prevails in l. uisville in con
sequence of the movement of Morgan in cross
inc the Cumberland IL is thought his force is
the sivan of m army of Formidable propor
tion< and th,t-an invasion of magnitude is con
templatel by the Rebels. The city is being
placed in q state of defense.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

tT- Some OF the wounded men from Colonel
S,reieht's expedition have returned within the
last day or two They left l. bby Prison on the
18th day of last month. They saw Col. Streght
and his officers in good health and ENJOYING
themselves rs we'll as could be- expected The
Colonel visited them before they left and gave
each man Of his regiment. the 5lst. some money
to assist them home. Quartermaster Doughty
well. and bore his confinement like philoso-
pher, as he is.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06
s,,.r,xs MArrrss races at the Z,

S,,r,~a N.rrrss The races AZ the EY
change z rk attracted large crowd on Situr-
dsy. and he sport vas very nne.
The running race-the mile dash-was quite
exciting lie horses started. One gave up on
the frst quarter and took across The grove to the
sad The other four contested the purse closets
an hung 70 each Others Z nike braVely all the
vav round Attic head of the home stretch the
winning horse. Mr- Richess brown mare. Fsrs =
Fern. fell abuut two lengths behind. but soon
came up again and was abou, half length ahead
&c the winning post. In sporting phrase.
ilanke; could have covered the four hofsee %
icy passed tue stand. and the excitement was
fsrse fxnnv took thepur~e
The next race vas trot IN harness. nile heats.
nst Two in three. owners driving. between $non
2<<Csrs5 4 broEn horse Reuben and Mr.. Cap
his Csock in the Ho1t Rsabfa kcn she 6rs'
So t~~m h.r.dx1ra Ar
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Too mich ersi'' can ncs Be fivsn n cor 49,
ssrs-. ~hieh TOE hours stood 20 their guns esd>r
go ...,'s- 80 '.''o..as' ~ 'ns "s1'es 81
-. 81. 49, ..l..... 49, 49, " "'s'
Tn. Irf-r,rx .,r,..s -, 80 -
Az e,.vr ,o a, :, ,h.i- -. - -y -
ehss,i.sn.at s... sI.,,al.s.r~s y. 80 r-ss-
fsrces
Ar oa-~~. a.. =, an. 49,,
Ns.ds for az. rss,r-l.his .srrs - 49,
command and usrt,.ularl, f.r IN. c.Iune.. -
clsion and srs.xv on this usnar.hls ~ -
July
ush'' hsheshs y " De nc duy 70 lean
,a y. "Ss'a DC supporter ~ me spfro>cn'
80 1870. ~ -""'mni'ed n's corp: ana ossissoo
''' S'"sa'Ns'on'
srsm washsugssu.
c,,rh $3.50: t.,., ~, !" 's'e. o'', n os
Meade. i astei Headcu.srers xrmv of shs Pc.
tonne. July 9TH. A NJ. ~Lich mersly stssss
oerunie, r., ,t,.rL 81, P,s,., ''' P'''''''
Information in the possrssion Of c., Ne.ds
a. that hour .la not devslap the character Of ,ie
enenit'. movement. whether II wa a rs,rest oe
amuc'ncr.
Reii.ii- information recxi,ed her. "a a-v a.
town yss,ertiav afternoon. and further repre>snts
that the Rebels were for,sfyins a, Ne~ Lsndis
Cur. In South Mountains. .poarsptly IN eoxee =
retreat
...
-,
july ne position o. sm,'ss not ms'ef,sIiy
cnnheeo since nv d'spa'ch OF A. ~. nov ho'o
numbers of his killed and wounded ON the esid.
I shall probably be able 20 give Won a return OF
our captures and lo-ses before night ami return
of the enemyis killed and wounded in our hands
Gro. G. Mr.px.
Major General Caamspdinr.:
from NeW as'k.
WV iohr. July "a fredenrs d'spssen
estes that IN erpcdifion 10 Falling Waf~rs, Eve
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

FRyr LrScH A free lunch is set every day
from 9i4 Ia IL A VI and each evenin: from
III 10 IL. at Mike CIark's saloon on South Hi
soi- street. The saloon il one OF the best ar
rnn-el and conducted in the city. and the liquors
are choce ana pure. je % deodtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

RuSAwAY-Dr Jamesou's horse started 10
run from his Office door Yesterday evening The
buggy upset on turning the corner OF Meridian
street and IL WITS dragged on the side for nearly
. square without any further injury than the
b eskns Of one shaft The horse severely
cut Of his legs. but no other damage was
done
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

SHor HIMsELF Officer Zoos, Of the police
force shot himself on Friday night. while under
the Influence OF liquor. lie intended to make
sure ~o'k OF il and aimed ut his heart but his
hand was not steady enough and the ball enteie
near the armpit and ranged up through his shoui
der IL is an ugly wound but not necessarily a
fatal one
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

TT DR. Hebcrn. the American Cancer Cham.
pion. y located at the Bramble House, Lafayette
The Doctor u the only physician now living who
can kill and cure a cancer IN from FIVE To twenty
four hours. without instruments or pain No
cure no pay. mayI9-f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

Iosr "A memorandum book containing &C
eoints and receipts. With a small book attached
By IN India rubher band. cont lining circulars m
reYrrd a. Msnny's reaper. The finder will please
leave II az this office. GO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

In one OF the saloons. in which one OF the Gu,
toners was dut on the arm. hot not dangerously.
He contended that whisky sho"ld not be higher
than five cents a drink on the All and refused 10
pay more. The result was fight. and some of
tie cheap whisky. or the blood made out Of IT,
a wed from one of his arms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

70 Another picnic was held Yesterday In the
gr've 20 the foot of East street. and resulted In
. row. hehs. NJ usual. The prejudice against
t'ese gatherings on The Sabbath Il aiken advan
tage Of by the disorderly 90 get up rows.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

~ Tire impression seems 20 prevail in official
quarters that on Illinois regiment that WIS sta.
tioned-ne-r where Morgan crossed the Cumber
land. has been gobblei up nv the great Kentucky
g"bbler Morgan will some day swallow some
thing too bard for him. and thus end his raids
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

CoLLI.ros Two locomotives on the BelIefon
tame railroad. employed IN switching trains.
bumocd Against each other near the fre ght house
on Friday. and got badly smashed Fortunately
no one Was hurt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

MssosIc NorlcE There sill be regular
meeting Of Indianapolis Council No 2 OF r. aud
3 aa-ons. this Monday evening. ~ o'cloci
Tor work cHAs FisHER. Recorder
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06
CITY AND STATE items.

- Mr Isaac Jones. worthy and es,imsble
citizen Of Ls~rence township. ~as very severely
Injured on the ia of July. ner Oakland. by bis
hofss starting and falling upon h'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

Tux RxsTLs yERr PoLIrE.-The Rebels make
reoui,itous ON the inhabitants for all they want.
Ihes made one reqnisition on Carlisle Yesterday
r,orhining for 500 rat one sno later IN the sf-
terroon another for 500 barrels ot aour. They
srrip the stores. but touch nothing in private
dwellings. and they are courteous and poll G TO
citizens. particularly ladies'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

a rae AMERICAN DIsRKKsARy " REA{K.
IA nv method. and vith - hspDsoA eoDu1u< -
SaPsEs uerf. Calling Of the womb cSocgvs1tm 49,
nsson. Lsck rrAsos ,v1iieA) c. f<1s1 e1a - 4be1
, i;ssi 49,. s,:a s ssrss
~ ~ By ever II The isrI ~ tb< p1-l@<v
ozessl<s<ss o01sfof. A&olf1. 60 Seat fse <<<<<
Of stamp. copy Il Private Letter &C zy<e< Ls<;~s
on health. &c. The Dssesr's eais1v~xs SDr's -,
fresh from lie DsP<be@y. 1ss zsrs sS1< ---rl- -
eases. irregularities, dc Price o. sen< By ,ais- ~
AT the Ans<rscGa Dispsnsory We also tTest se11coe
n<rcury and with never failing success. Eesertn =
what tie quacks call pvirats stcve di->sAes 61o
IN all IL stages Gonouhsa, elect, Structure. Hy6Dm1o
Circocels yaricoceie. Czrsocee. Spermstorhea Gnu1
weakness, Nocturnal Emisriors- Sexual D<bEny. -
potency, and Effects Of sef-abuse The lsA a -
treated Of IN private letter. which se11 ifss -
receipt Of stamp
The experience Of the Surgeon IN ehsrrs q - -
psrtuen: N sore Of the best Hospitals N lures - -
Nsw York City, enables hin 20 psffspss 60
~ add restore them speedily.
Those living II distance counuricoes - 49,
ard be treated ~ their ho1es In urgent Co. ~
or elo and receive medicines.
Consrltafion free and confidential Roo ~ ~
East Wa<hingssa Street. Indianapolis r O. 80 -
apr e-d1y-u1Dfu1m q
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BOOKS.
THE VALLANDlGHAM TRIAL.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The orhoi.l Report Ct ,se Trial Of

Hon. C. L. VALLANDIGHAM,
(NoSTAiSlNG ORDER NO. ~ ALI. THE EVIDENCE
- srgGu-utS Of Hons George y. Pugh. a 2. Perry
auc Fansn Bal. the cessoa OF Judge Lsavt and the
finding and sentence Of tie Court. ..
Every lawyer wants "a Copy.
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from Shtppingsburg.

SBIPPrNGsBrRo, July 3-All of Lees forces
are concentrating near Gettysburg.
Stuart's cavalry were on their way there YES.
ierdav
Lees forces, except a guard, have left Green
castle
All is quiet at Carlisle, aud the enemy is fall
ing back.
Chsmbersburg is not burned, only the build
ings belonging to the railroad were destroyed
The death of Longstreet. brought by Rebel
prisoners Yesterday. is confirmed by prisoners ia
ken this morning.
Longstreet and Hills corps are said to be fight
ing on the right and Ewell's in front
About | 600 prisoners thus far have been sent
TO the rear.
NEW oRK. July 3-Accounts from New Or
leleans state that the Rebels now occupy the
whole Lafourche country. and that communica-
ton between New Orleans and Berwick Bay is
destroyed
The following is the latest Herald special from
Baltimore. 10 P. NJ:
special messenger from Gen. Meade to Gen
Schenck brings news from Gettysburg up TO one
o'clock this afternoon Gen Meade had then
driven the Rebels four miles north and west from
their position of yesterdLy, and was still follow
ing them
We have taken 1900 prisoners who are on
their way to this city.
The victory il undoubtedly ours
The following has Just been received from
Headquarters Army OF the Potomac. July 81,
$50 P. VI near Gettysburg:
To Major General Halleck:
The enemy opened on US at one o'clock. P. VI.
About $50 guns were concentrated upon nv left
without intermissior for shout three hours at the
expiration of which tmo he assaulted my left and
center twice. and being. on both occasions hand
somely repulsed. with severe loss 70 him. leaving
in our hands nearly 5000 prisoners. Among the
prisoners is Brigadier General Armstead. many
Colonies. and other officers of lesser rank. The
enemy left many dead upon the field, and large
number of wounded In our hands.
The loss upon our side has been considerable
M,jor General Hancock and Brigader General
Gi6bon we're wounded at the repellng of the as
sault ~
Notwithstanding 20 TIE bs';-s 'h.s the enc
r1Ymight be Eithdrswing. an xsmed reconnois
sAnce was pushed forward from The lsff. and the
enemy found 70 b. in force.
A. the present. hour. al s quiet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06

On the return trip the Cleveland party will be
ca,sied 10 Detroit. and return home the next
morning. free OF charge
Ti~kets wil, be sold :. = :. Elrri-
son's banking house. lndarapofs Indiana. who
are iallg authorized - refund the gnoIey, Z By
arr prosideuiiai circumstances the exrursion
.hoslsi,e riffwires i : Send 20 Lac IN yop> srsea
6I<Ll s. .I..- 1c1.zrs- -
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from ucsssphts .

MEMPHIS. July 3. VIA CAIRO, july 5-No
news from below to day
NJ jor General Oelesby has rendered his resig
nation. on account of his health
Lieutenant Colonel Faukner. with a flag of
truce from General Chalmers. appeared nc our
ouiposfs IN day. he WIS met by Lieutenant
Colonel Thurston of General Hurlbut's staff.
The flag was on trivial matters
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-06
From philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July 3 A special to the Bull
letin SAYS:
81 ajor General Sicel has been ordered to report
to Gen. Couch ut Harrisburg for duty.
From private letter from Norfolk dated July
LIST. We learn that some 300 or 500 Rebels
have mace their appearance in Princess Ann
county, with the design, il is supposed of making
a raid into Norfolk
Considerable excitement is represented as ex-
isting in Norfolk in consequence
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