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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-17
From Rec. H. Merton BSo,on D. D. Elitor of the En-
cacLopedi1 of ReliQioMs haoaekedae.

Although not disposed 10 favor recommend patent
medicines in general through dsrust - heir mgr dents
and effects. | yet know Of sufficient why a
man m not testify TO the benefits he believes himself
to have re- eived from any simple preparation in the
hope that he thus contribute the benefit Of others
DO this morc readily in regard to Hoofand', fermsn
Bitters prepared by Ir. Jackson. Of this city,
preu iced against them for many years.
der the impre sion that they chiefly aco ollie
mi ture. am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker
Esq fer the removal Of this udice by proper
ard for encouragement TO try them when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The of three bot
ties Of these bitters at the beginning oft present year.
followed by evident relief and restoration to
gree fbody and mental vigor which had not felt T
six mo- tbs before and had almost de- pa red regain
ing therefore tina God and my friend for directing
me TO the use Of them J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philade phia, June % 1861.
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PUBLlC-No. AZ.

LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES
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BOOKKEEPING AND WRITING.
MIR. SOUTHGATE

will open his Writing Academy on WEDNESDAY, Oct
Is 1862 at Piper Block, RoOA No 5, for the reception
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among them at the Berkshire Gymn lsium and Female
Sem1sry under Prof Dewey and E Phelps, Pittshsld ;
also Mrs Wizards Troy, and Female seminary, Al
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AMERICAN & FOreEgr Patents.
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r. H. EDDY.
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New YORK, Aug II Adyices from General
Rosecrans' army are to Friday evening last.
At that time the Generals headquarters were
at Dechard, Tenn. Bgagg's headquarters were
at Chattanooga. He has about $4,000 men.
The above is reliable
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shot the former in three places, killing HIM IN
stantly.
There was great excitement among the troops,
but no further trouble is appreciated.
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SAN Francisco, Aug. IL. The State is full
of rumors of the contemplated rising OF the Sc
cessionlsts. On the GCh an ailray occurred at
Visalia, between the secessionists and the sol
diers stationed there. One of the latter was
killed, and several of the former were wounded.
Thrty-six shots were exchanged.
Great excitement prevails. Some Union citi-
zens were organized as a home guard, and others
pursued the parties who had fired at the soldiers.
The house of the man who shot the soldier was
burned on the 18th, which .exasperated both the
Unionists and secessonists, each accusing the
other of the deed.
Gen. Wright, military commander at San
Francisco, telegraphs that all the spare arms at
VisaIia be distributed among the loyal citizens,
and dispatched thence troops OF cavalry from
Owen river.
Today, rumors are current of secession out
breaks In Santa Clarat and Solano counties
north and south of the bay. Both countries
contain large secession element. The reports
are discredited, but create alarm.
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MEMPHIS, Aug To- During the session Of
the court martial at Cornth to-day, an alterca-
ton occurred between COL Corwn, of the 10th
Missouri cavalry, AID 1t. Col. Bowen Ct the
same regiment. Corwin is reported to have
struck Bowen, when the latter drew pistol and
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BY TEEEGRA ESEA
TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK a. M.

WASHINGTON, Aug r. The report of the
operations of the Army Of the Tennessee, from
the day that Major General Grant assumed I'M
mediate command of the expedition against
Vicksburg to the surrender OF that place, Is
published in the official gazette.
He says that it is a striking feature, so far as
his observation goes, of the present Volunteer
army of the United States, that there is moth
ing which men are called upon to do, mechanic
ally or professionally, that accomplished adopts
cannot be found for the duty required in almost
every regiment
lie cannot close his report without an express
sion of thanklulness for his good fortune in be-
ing placed ia cooperation with an officer Of the
Navy, who according to every move that |
deemed for the interest and success of our arms
his hearty and energetic support, Admiral Por
ter and the very efficient officers under him have
ever shown the greatest readiness in their coop
Grafton
No matter what was to be done, or what risk
to be taken either by the men or their vessels.
Without this prompt and cordial support my
movements would have been much embarrassed
if not wholly defeated.
New YoRK, Aug. r. The Chicago papers
announce the reduction of fares to New York
to SIS, and other points in proportion, via the
Michigan roads. This has caused heavy fall
in the Western shares to-day 1t being under
stood that the arrangements hereafter existing
as TO transportation of passengers and freight
are at an end, and new era of free competition
has commenced.
New YORK, August r. Recent correspon-
dence from Vlcksburg diScloses the fact of the
existence there of strong Union sentiment,
which is now finding rapid development under
the protection of the Federal flag. One writer
saws that several of the city and county officers
last elected are unconditional Union men and as
such have been known, marked and prosecuted
by the rebels.
Gen. Burnside's old 9th army corps has be-
gun to arrive in Cincinnati. The entire corps
will be in Kentucky shortly. Gen. Burnside and
staff left Cincinnati on Monday, bound South.
1t is thought that an important movement is
about to be made In his department.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. II. Steamer Flora
arrived here last evening from Charleston. She
reports, left Port Royal 9TH and assed by
Charleston at IL that evening, when heavy
firing was heard
The bombardlng was between Fort Sumter
and Morris Island, and the sky was brilliantly
illuminated by the shells.
The IT, S. guuboat Western World arrived
here this morning from Moorehead, n. c., witt
the prize steamer Kate in tow. The Kate is al
English built steamer, and was captured Will
attempting to run the blockade from Whining
ton.
The oldest residents here say that yesterda,
was the warmest day experienced in these part
since 1886 soldier died from sunS5roko il
the Fortress
SAN Francisco, Aug. l l. The State is ful
of rumors of the contemplated rising OF the sc
cessionists On the Oh an aiIraY occurred a
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They are having a big time over the Jail
question down in Lyon county. Jake goes
in for it, and if he don't go into it, justice
will not get its due.-Counca Gro0e Press.
But we don't propose to do as you did
once-run away from the county to keep
out of jail When they built the Jail in
Lawrence you suddenly took up your resi-
dence in Chase county. You knew you
would be the first man in it. By the way,
Sam, we have heard that for great many
terms of the District Court of Douglas
county, your name was called in this con
nection Estate of Kansas vs.. Samuel n
Wood-Perjury. How is it, Sam?
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COLORADO SEooND-Companies A, B, G
and of this splendid regiment, Lieutenant
Colonel 7. H. Dodd commanding, passed
through here on Thursday last, on their
way to Fort Scott. Co. F of the same reg
iment is stationed, for the present, at Coun-
Gil Grove. The companies passing through
here were as fne-looking body of soldiers as
we ever saw. They are all robust and heal
thy, and viii be more than an equal for any
regiment of rebs they meet. We are in
formed that there has been but one death by
disease, in year. There are three Lyon
county boys in this regiment, who are tax
ing the opportunity to visit their friends in
this vicinity. TIER names are Lee Glenn.
John Bay and William Walker.
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Two men named Mooney and Brewer,
were hung at Atchison, on the 23d, for at
tempted robbery and murder near that city.
1t seems they belonged to a gang, four of
whom were killed when these two were ia
ken prisoners. There was considerable ex-
element at Atehison over the matter. The
people are determined to put down thieves
aud robbers. Let them prepare, for they
have big job on hand. 0
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FARMER's CLuB.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Farmers Club will be held
next Saturday, June 9th. It is 70 be hoped
that there viii be a general attendance of
members. And we hope to see others who
are not members come in, Join us and lend
us their aid in advancing, so far as possible,
the farming interest of the county. Let US
hear from farmers generally, some account
of the prospect of their crops. go a-
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No CHANCE FOR DISSATISFACTION
DeLand & Go. authorize those who sell their
goods to tell purchasers to use ons-half ola
paper OF their Chemical SGlerGtaS, and then
if.they are not entirely satisfied with lis su-
periority over Soda or any other brand of
Saleratus to return the balance and get the
money for the whole refunded. This
Saleratus is perfect therefore they are willing
to let it stand or fall upon its own merit.
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We take from the Conservative of the Goth
the following. Let the people out this way
be on the alert:
eve learn that on Friday night New
Mexican train was attacked near Olsthe by a
band of bushwhackers. supposed to be Dick
Yager's, and robbed of $1,000. They also
robbed two houses. On Saturday the same
band was hear,lof at Black Jack, going west
into Kansas. and Capt Knlen's Company
with twenty mounted citizens, started i
pursuit."