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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
The News

1'hs n, VS. this week, although mucl
less the occasion of rejoicing than las,
week, are still OF very exciting kind.
and makes every one anxious tor news
III the future which shall reveal the re
cult Of pending affairs.
No battle Of importance has taken
place at the east since Lees retreat from
G'tfysDnrg. Lee is entrench;np him
self on the north side ct the Potomac
near Wil:iamspo,t, and Gen Meade's
forces are approaching him, ard doubt
less ere cur readers peruse this, another
ser5 impnrtan. battle will have been
fought between the great armies of the
east, which we believe will resu,t with
marked success 70 the Federal arms.
The Potamac ie high SO a. 10 Yetard
Lees crossing i: in retreat.
The rebel General Morgan adontino
Ices style in making raid into the.
State ofIndiana. he has succeeded i,
doing considerable damage to private
property. and the rail roads. Great ex
element is awakened and people are
rushing forward to form an army 10
capture him. Over fifty thousand have
been raised and volunteered for tina,
purpose. Morgan's force consists Of
about 5000 cavalry. At last accounts
he was cndeavoring TO recross the Ohio,
bnt this being 90 closely patroled BY
men upon shore and the boats. that j,
ys- thought Impossible e, Tin s. Do
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
VERY LATEST.


the DRAFT IN New York
The peace men in New York City
have raised mob and are resisting tho
draft. The mob is wild and furious,
acting more like infatuated beasts than
men. At latest accounts it had not
been checked in the least, but was in.
creasing in numbers and fcrocity. 1t
was commenced in tho 9th district,
corner Of Sd Avenue, and Forty Sixth
street on the 18th inst. ut 10 o'clock by
800 to 500 rioters armed with bricks,
clubs and other missiles, and has now
increased to over 5000, among whom
arc many women. The machinery,
books aud blanks Of this district were
dcst, Dyed the building fred and tine
whole block consumed. The firemen
were not allowed to put out the fires,
the telegraph wires were cut, the horse
cars stopped, and citizens were attacked
At noon q detachment Of IS Of the pro-
vost guard arrived, and fired into the
mob, who in turn chased the guard
mile. One Of the soldiers Was caught
and beaten to death by men and women
another was nearly torn to pieces
thrown over precipice and stoned
until his body was half buried. The
police then came, but they were driven
off, one Of their number being torn to
pieces and kicked to jelly, and anumber
of others seriously injured some OF them
probably fatally.
Every negro seen was beaten and
killed, some twenty negroes were killed
in all.
! Gen. Wool was taking measures
which would probably qucll the rioters.
New York, July IA.
cia n. Y. & Erie I.incl
The riot is still raging.
| Gov. Seymour has just telegraphed
to Albany for all the military that can
be raised and sent there.
/ New York. July Il.
rn Aihany.l
Police superintendent Kennedy war
badly, though not fatally injured.
About I o'clock last nigh, crowd
gathered around the 7'r,Lune o,1ice,
commenced Yelling, and few men at
acked and guttcl the publication office
hut were dispersed hs the police afies
iIing i few shots.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

PREPARATION FOR THE DRATT.-We
learn from unqnestionable authority,
that preparations are being rapidly
made to put The draf, for Iowa into
immediate effect. The wheels, boxes
and other apparatus have been ordered.
AID the draft may be expected during
this month. Quite number Of coun
ties have already furnished their enroll
men,s. and in some parts Of the State
the draft is about to commence immed
lately. The quota for Iowa will be in
he neighborhood of ten thousand
dubuque Times 18th.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

indianapolis July l2-l r. NJ.
Morgan thus far captured two steam.
boats At Brandensburg KY, taken
Corydon, Ind and Salem, on the Louis.
vile and Chicago Railroad, where he
destroyed seven miles Of railroad and
twenty miles Of telegraph. burned the
depot and plundered generally.
At Vienna on the Jeffersonville rail.
road, he burned the railroad bridge.
At North and South Vernon he has
done like damage to the Madison AID
Indianapolis and the Ohio and Missis
sippi railroads, and il now, ~ indicated
ON his way to complete his work on the
eastern confines Of the State.
A, 3 p. M, by order OF Gen. Caring
ton, the alarm bells were rung, sum
monirg every man belonging to the
militia to his place Of rendezvous. I'm.
'nediately there was general rally and
reporting at headquarters. Cavalry
and infantry were put upon their way
to the seat Of war. They take the Ma.
Olson, tho Jeffersonville, the Terra
Haute, and the Cincinnati Railroads
so far a. they can GO, and thence they
will proceed by the State county and
neighborhocd roads.
| An immense number Of cavalry ha,
been improvised within the past two
days. Twenty thousand troops sur
mise, have left this point. Men ar,
pouring in, riding their own horses, ant
carrying their own weapons.
Seven gunboats are said to ply in thu
vicinity Of Madison, above aud below
Others are plying between louisville
and Evansville.
It ia thought by some that the chic
object Of Morgan's raid is to cut OF
railroad transportation Of troops L
Kentucky, the main portion Of Bragg
army being in the rear Of Rosecrans.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

One day last week, the waters Of
Cayuga Lake, New York, were agitat
Cd by succession Of flood and ebb
tides, which rose 10 the height Of a
foot. and as suddenly lowered. The
boats in the canal leading from the
Lake were loosed from their moorings,
and large RATS Of logs hr..ken up and
scattered over the L Ike. A similar
useronenon took place six years ago.
Ii is a mystery to scientific philosophers
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

From Newbern. N. G., We learn
that an article appeared in the Raleigh
Standard, supposed TO be from the pen
Of the Hon. W. A. Graham. denying
the right Of secession from the Federal
Union, affirming the night of Federal
cnercion, and strongly asserting the
right OF any State to withdraw at viii
from the Confederate States. The
same paper favors conveption Of all
the States to procure peace, either BY
reconstruction Of the Union. or by
peaceful seperstion.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
The War In Maryland
Union Troops occupy llaSers.
town
Fredericks, Nd, July IL.

Fredericks, Nd, July IL.
Accounts from the front represent
that Lee is surrounded at or near viii
Transport. Our Gil Army Corps occn
pies Hagcrstown, and the 18th Corps
occupy Funksto~n- We are rapidly
pursuing Lee to the river. Gen. Kelly
is reported on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac, 70 stop the progress Of Lee.
The best information shows that the
rebels have not crossed, but have got
over most Of their wounded, and have
rccrossed their ammunition.
Washington, July Is.
A dispatch from headquarters of the
army, dated 8 o'clock last evening,
says: "AA il quiet. There was some
skirmishing to-day. There does not
seem to by any fear that the enemy has
crossed the river, nor that he can or
will leave without giving battle. There
has been heavy rain for three hours"
New York, July IS.
A special to the "World." dated
Frederick, Mt, July IL, says: "There
has been no general engagement to day,
bat battle cannot be long delayed.
Reports are credited that Lee has
brought his forces together on our ton
gue Of land, hSlow or near ford, which
strengthens the belief Of . general and
desperate ARRAY to morrow, Tuesday,
The lst Corps is said to have occupied
Hagerstown this p. IA"
The "Tribune's" special says: "Capt
Of Maine regiment, who escsp
ed from the rebels, reports that they
look 1000 prisoners. The rebels est;.
mate THAR killed and wounded at 90.
ooo."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

The Union State Convention
was held at Burlington On Wednesday;
attendance large The following ticke,
was nominated:
Gorernor-John &. Smith, Of St. Al
bans.
Litak Gorernor-Paul Dillingham;.
Of Waterbury.
Treasurer-John 3 Page, Of Rut
land.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
Washington, July l

Washington, July II.
The following is Major Gen. Prertiss'
official dispatch to Gen. Halleck. an
nouncing the rebel defeat At Helena
Ark:
I "HELEvA, Ark Jn'v 5.-We en-.
countcred the enemy, $4,000 strong,
under Holmes. Price and Marmaduke,
on the 4th, and whipped them handsom-
~. We took IL 900 stand Of arms
and 2 stand Of colors. The eneny's
loss is $500 ours not over 1sO."
The full official dispatch from Com
modore Porter, announcing the capture
Of vicksburg, is published today.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
TOLEDO UNION School,
July 10, 1863

Mr.. Editor.
AZ l think that some Of nv scholars,
the past term, are deserving Of much
credit tor punctuality, good conduct,
and scholarship, will you please publish
the following names and standing Of
those who are highest upon my roll.
lo-Mis>es Emily c. Deming and
Maggie Fisher.
94-Misses Susie E~hbaush, ARA
Rogers, Lottie Cracrat: aud Mr.. ]. II
Crawford.
s-Misses Delight vermilya, Ella
Free, Aggic Dnolit,le, and Messrs ames
Ross, and Olrie Wadley.
But for the irregularity in at, end ancc
several others would be Included in the
above list.
Yours truly,
LOUISA II. BURTON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

W A gentleman conversant with
military AFFAIRS states. as result Of .
recent examination Of the records, that,
Since the commencement Of this war,
we have lost thirty-sevcn Generals by
death, twenty six Of whom were killed
N battle, or died by reason Of casual
ties; and, in addition, sixty.ene Gener.
80 have been vo,r1ed e,l recovered.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
Il have had ia cors.an. use Ia n

II have had ia cons.an. use in nv
family the machine Of Grover & Baker
and find i, most useful and labor
svirg machine, the work being wei
lone; and | have no hesitation in re-
commencing it TO Others, being perfect
" satisfied with its merits in all respects
II. Il. Martin albany ~ r.
A SUCCESSFUL MERcHANr.-The
successful merchant is always the one
who keeps the best ciaas Of goods Of all
kinds, and as many Of them are aware
Of the fact, they keep the Chemical Sal
sraals, manufactured by d 3. Deland
4 Co, at fairport. Monroe Co., N. Y.
For sale by moot wholesale and retail
dealers in the country.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
Lees Army.

The following are extracts taken
from letter Of Chamher'sbury cor.
respondent Of 'he New York "Tribune'
under date Of July 2.
81 hat portion Of the army that pas.
sed through Chambersburg numbered
10000 T. was carefully counted BY
several Of our citizens. some numbering
more than that. and others a few hnnd.
red less. Gen. Early's division passed
about eight miles t. tho right of
Chamber>burg, and Gen. Hills corps
passed up through Westminster, Md.
which we believe would swell the mum.
Der of Lees command to $4,000 men.
They were we'll armed and most II
them having the latest improved arms.
They had lis pieces Of artillery of diff
ferent calibres, aud 1000 wagons and
ambn'ances. Some Of the regiments
were tolerahlv well clad, but mos, of
them inditferently, and All Of than filthy
in appearance. Many of them were
harefnoted in most of the regiments,
ani many were without hatA.
The ambulance corps was large, and
almost every ambulance had ither SEX
or broken down soldiers in It. Tie
horses n'ea We're generally those stolen
from our ci',zrns Of which they had
great abundance.
| They entered the stores and took all
they could carry.
They filed their canteens with mo
lasses, and stood on the streets drinking
! i, others eating raw mackerel out Of
one hand and brown ,gar ont Of the
other They took hats from the heads
Of our citizens, and compelled others to
take off their boots and shoes and give
them IN.
One man vas compelled to give his
hat, coat, watch money, and shoes and
stockings. Several we're shot for re
fusing to give lip all they had. Many
| houses i'll the county were entered, the
furniture b. oxen up, all the valuables
! carried away. ard the families compel
led to give up their clothing and money
THE CONDUCT OF THE coprERHEADs.
Many Of our citizens had socrete,l
their horses IN the mountains and other
places not likely to be suspected, but
/ orr corperhead inhabitants exposed
them, and by this means our loss Of
horses is perhaps doubled to what it
would have been had such infamous
conduct not taken place.
The rebels under all circumstances.
oppressed their utter contempt for the
peace Democrats Of the North. They
said thev would not allow any such men
70 live in the South. They called hem
towards and traitors. They told several
- their faces that il they had any syn
pa'hv for ;lsels. they shouil manifest Il
by cnlis',ng in their srmy, and helpiny
tAem to succeed in their undertaking
They said they wanted no Northern
sympathy; il did them no good; the
>vtnratsizers We're not in power, and
f ON what they could learn would not
likely get into power son, and henc.
their sympathy Amounted ts nothing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

NiIlf't.Id'is 1hiN II.
The Commercial has alvicrs from
Vmk>bury, dated July slh. Tn. w".k
Of paroiing the Wick hmg prisoners
was finished they are 81, 277 in mum.
Der.
Immediately after the surrender Of
Vicksbnrg. Gen. Grant despatched
Gen. Sherman, with large army, in
The direction Of the Big Black river.
Johnston's rebel forces were discovered
drawn mp in line Of battle. A bloody
battle ensned, resulting in .Jehnston's
defeat and the capture Of 1000 prison.
ers
Gen. Frank Blair is reported to have
occupied Jackson.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

HEALTH FOR TIE SOLDIER For
one who dies from eff;.r,. Of the bullet.
'"n perish from damp and exposure to
night air. Small DOSES Of HOLLO
WATTS PILLS. taken every other
night. will g rect all disorders Of the
Liver and Stomach. purify the blood
aid insure sound heath to every man
Only 25 cents per box.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
VICkSBURG TAKEN.

Hslloo Gentlemen 4 Ladies the subscriber
has purchased fresh supply Of
Groceries & QueenSWaro
in Chicago which no proposes to sell a. low
if not little dover than any other house in
town. Remember he has opened ON the north
side,ot the public square In tho old, Empire
Store one door es st Of the Tin shop, 6tep
this way Gentlemen Ladies' the door shall
always - open. NY stock isfull 4 we'll ..
lecte3. consisting Of nearly every thing that
is kept In family grocery. Give me call
examine for yourselves. Believe no 70.
pTese ntations that the Indifferent may make
to you. Come one / al : b the judges y,ur.
selves. w. 8. Turhstt.
v6n20.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

20 Cocks Manual,
- Stationery,
- Faucets,
40s Combs and brushes,
81 lbs. Hops,
100 lbs Tobacco,
10 Bread trays,
Water cooler,
Scale,
2 Cooking stoves,
SO Br"oms,
$50 Tin cups,
100 Tin basins,
$50 Tin plates,
II Tin boilers,
50 Tin buckets,
80 Tin dippers.
Il Tin Swimmers.
IS Coffee pots,
II Tea pots,
2ss spoons,
S,ew.;,,ns,
6 Cork screws,
l92 Knives and forks,
iron boilers.
Whole number Of articles, 1l4,6o,
w. CRANCH,
Storekeepcr. Western Sanitary Com
mission. Sr. LOUIS, July 2 1869.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
6trayad ~ Rlolela.

From the Pasture OF the subscriber near
Toledo Toledo Tama County Iowa. one 8 year old
small head large prominent eyes, sharp hip
bones, with blael name and tail and black
legs y the knees. The hair On tho tail close
to the roe,s hss asea rubbed Of In stable.
A liberal reward ..wiii be paid to any one
who will return the same to me or give imfor-
nation where she moy be found.
Toledo July I'd ]. G. BILLMYER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
LAW IN CHG INMATE
Latest from MOrgan's Raid

Cincinnati, July ID.
Burnside has declared Martial Law IN
Cincinnati, Cov,ngton and Newport.
Business is suspended. All citizens arc
required to organize in accordance with
the direction ofthe State and Municipal
authorities.
Nothing definite from Morgan's
whereabouts. 1t is supposed he will
endeavor to move around the city, and
cross the river between here and NAYS.
vile. The m,liha are rapidly concen
trating.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
Re. Lifting the Conscs option

A mob at the Third avenue con dip
ton office drove off the officials, fred
the building, aud the whole block is in
flames. The mob wont allow the fire.
men to work. They also destroyed all
the telegraph wires in the vicinity, eyi
IDENTIFY bent on mischief. The regulars
from Governors Island have been sen,
to the scene.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

80. Our forces were hemming him in
and the capture Of his entire force was
considered certain.
The people in Southern Illinois are
also fearing rebel raid.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

Morgans forces crossed the Big
Miami at Venice, Ohio, CD the night at
the Is, and burned the bridge behind
him. A few Of his men have been
t'ken prisoners. and bis raiders are re.
ported much joded.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

Away from Abe premises Of the subscriber
in LincOln township, aAent the Goth of Nay, q
small dark bay mare, heavy with foai star
in the forehead, lett hind leg white and q piece
out Of the right aar.
Any psteon who can aivc information or re-
turn the same, will 10 literally rewarded,
Henry J. ]. Jentsen,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

The Draft.

prppare for the daft +, il coming.
will be here in a few days, without much
doubt. Tire government is in earnest,
and does not mean to lie upon the
laurels wpn nv our armies east and
west. Regiments have become thinuel
BY the various mstnr;unes of war and
it IS necessar, that they be rcplenishcd
with new troops. This IS the object Of
the draft.
The Chicago Journal says tie nun
her appointed 10 each State viii be
aboa, as follows. These fynres how
ever are With the Fifty per eat added,
/, for those who may be excused.
Connecticut ,9e0Minnesota 4,44o
Delaware ,o2oMissou,i Is ESQ
Indiana 24.423N Hampshire6 600
I,iiGa;s g S6oN. York 1000
Iowa l3.a2oN. jersey ll.lOo
Kentucky lc,sa3Ohio 42,lso
Kansas 1.2zaPennsylvania53 $50
Maine ll.I60Rhode Island 4.44O
MasacnuseltS22.A OGp ermoft 4,440
Mar. land ll,'ooWiscensn 1890
Michigan l3,s2oWcs. V;r $500
Total 3o5.l60
The draft took place las, week in
,Pi'tshurg, Boston and some places ir
The State Of New York, and in lie latte,
place It is continuing the presen. week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

A rumor had reached Vicksburg
that Port Hudson surrendered to Gen.
Banks On the 9Th, With $4,000 prison
ere.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

Bragg with his forces has left Chata-
nooga and gone TO Atlanta, Georgia.
Rosecrans has taken 1000 prisoners
in his la.c forward movements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16
New Advertinsa, ents.


Notice
Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrative and Admins
traitor Of the Estate Of John ". Hiatt late Of
Tama County iowa Deceased. All persons
will take notice accordingly,
Richl-Gd Jaly 18th 1863,
MARTHA g. HIATT.
N. b. HIATT.
v6n33
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

S me refugees say that Lee has only
about $4,000 men now with him no, tn
ofthe Potomac.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

The rebel General Jenkins was cap
tured last Friday
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

o3U HoSP ShlT.S.
$3.50 Hosp drawers.
1890 Sheets
$50 Blankets.
225 Pillows.
500 Pillow slips.
$40 Socks.
"a Slippers.
400 NAkf..
42o Towels.
go TBS. Rags.
439 Tbs. Lint.
4,4O0 Bandages.
so Eve shades.
8 Oil silk pads.
50 Pin cushions.
$50 rolls adhcs. plaster.
100 Tonrniquets.
100 Clutches.
% Close stools.
124 Spit cups.
l20 Sponges.
20 Hats.
Air beds.
SCI bottles Wliskey,
1856 Bot |, Brandy.
3l2 i" t|e- Catawba bittcrs.
2,4l2 bottles Ca,awba v inc.
24o bottles Giager wine.
60 bottles Ca.>is syrup
60 bottles Blackberry syrup.
l63 lbs. Farina,
2lo lbs c IN starch.
SO lbs Oat meal.
% lbs. AFRO 'roet,
% lbs. Tariuca,
lOl ID S.gn.
% 10. P'nals.
SO lbs. Flaxsecd,
Us. Cassia,
Q lbs. Allspice.
as lh-. Nn>tari,
lbs. Nutmcgs,
~ lbs. Pepper,
2l6 b.'ls Peppersasce.
As bt'ls Horse radish.
lsO bt'ls Tomato catsup,
s52 bt'ls CRANKY sance,
60 bl'ls Flavering exits.
3o2 cans CLANS, oysters.
o4O cans Srned tripr,
1887 eans Fresh frnit.
1876 cass Coined milk,
276 cans Jelly,
8 cans Condens'd soup,
22s cans Cocoa paste.
Is lbs. Chocolate,
10000 Lemons.
LA cans Portable lemonade.
1900 gallons Lager beer,
$50 gallons Ale,
So bottles D ngs.
192 h','l . Ext. Of ginger.
5,l77 lbs. Dried apples,
2,4O0 lbs. Dried peaches.
$40 lbs. Dried small fruit.
sol lbs. Dried beef.
10 lbs. Ext. OF beet.
2,08s lbs. Cod FISH,
1850 lbs. Herring,
$50 lbs. Mackerel.
Sill dpzsn Eggs,
455 lbs. Cheese.
1905 lbs. Butter.
li,7lO lbs. Crackers.
S22 Tbs. Bread.
600 lbs. Zw,eback.
IS lbs. Coffee.
194 lbs. Tea.
800 lbs. Sugar,
1910 lbs. Corn meal.
$4,000 l.,s. Ice.
500 lbs. 6onr Krout,
382 gallons Pickles.
40 Gallons Vinegar.
44s bottles Fine pickles.
60 lbs. Carb. soda.
90 lbs. Saleratus.
1900 Chickens.
3,l45 bushels Potatoes.
81 lbs. Citr;c acid.
$500 Fans.
50 lbs. Castle soap,
6,924 Reading matter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-07-16

ARTICLES SENT TO
GENERAL GRANTS ARMY
DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE,
BY TIE
WESTERN SANITARY COMMISSION.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

MARION County FARMs-A well improved
farm of l60 acres near the Madison and Indian
apOlis railroad; $50 acres well improved, on
Williams Creek. Washington township. on which
long payment will be given; l2ll acres, splendid
" improved Just outside the city ON the Brook
vile road: l40 acres in the immediate vicinity OF
Southport, together with the stock, grain, hay
implements, &c: l26 acres on the National
Road west, 80 acres of it in good timber and the
remainder highly improved, with good buildings
fine orchards. &c; 50 acres one mile southwest Of
Southport; SO acres five miles west of Indianap
oils, on the old Danville road: 40 acres of timber
near Mt Pleasant. the Michigan road. togeth
er with some smaller tracts, are tor sale by Del
zell l. Jones. Real Estate Agents Also. vel
improved farm of 81 acres near Noblesville. vii
he sold very cheap. There is a decided bargain
in this Hamilton county farm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
TELEcRAPH,c:
Night Report


NV YoRk. August 1.-THE Arago reports
that off Cape Lookout she chased blockade run.
ner. but the last seen of her she was in heavy
squaIl and fog.
The Port ROYAL New South has paragraph
stating that the rebel steamer Everglade. with a
cargo of cotton and large number of passen-
gers. including full compliment of officers for
the new pirate craft at Nassau, has been lying
for several weeks mp the Savannah river On
the night of the 2lst she attempted to run out
but was oyerhaued and SINK near Tybee Island.
% of her crew and passengers were captured.
The rest escaped.