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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-12
From ~ ashington.

WAsnixGr,N, October 9-Lpokout Noun
tain from which Bragg eutetyor 10 bOmbard
Rosecrans. j. / 500 ieei higher than Chatta
nooga. three miles distant by wagon road. and
less than TWO "a direct line
MSsipnat, Ridge. where the rebel dspatchcs 8
dated. il about .O00 ieet higher, and thr, e
miles from Chattanooga by road and two by air
line Lookout Mountain AMI Missionary Ridge
nearly encircle Chattanooga, which lies in the
basin formed by The mountain ranges
Bragg has open railroad communication with
Rome, 40 miles. and Atlanta, l36 miles distant,
whence he ctt bring up the heaviest siege guns,
cast at both those points
The Etowah shell 'gorks are sixty miles from
Chattanooga, aud connected herewith by rail
road
The Richmond Sentinel OF the sth inst an
nouuces that the Rilcish n Z STANDARD has
again made It's appearance since having its office
destroyed by mob The Raleigh State Journal,
which WAS among the greatest sufferers, has not
October l0-The Republican extra has the
following:
The Government has dispatches from Chatta-
n0oga 10 the 9;h, aud official dispatches from
Nashville. all OF the most encouraging char
acter.
Gen. Mitchell overlook the rebel cavalry on
the 9th below SheloyvIlle y battle ensued
We completely routed the enemy. who left over
100 dead Oh the heid and large number oil
woundeu.
The railroad. torn up by raiders, has been re
paired. and telegraph communication re estab
lisned.
The .lcking Of Shelbyville by the rebels was
a di-griceful l,ir.
Brags's bom5,rlment of Chattanooga was a
complete f.Hure NJ damage done except few
dwelling burued
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For Board and Tuition In the following branches: Or
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INDIANAPOLIS. ND, MONDAY MORNING.


CArRo octo'<r 9.-The rebels under General
Lee. OF JOhsstons staff are said to be concentra-
ting Columbus. Miss. where the Conied-
crates have extensiye iron and other manufacto-
ries and strong works of defense
Gov. Brown. of Georgia. has issued procla-
nation protesting against the seizure Of personal
private property forthe use OF the rebel Govern.
ment. except IN eases where authority plainly
emnates from headquarters he calls on the
State 10 resist the iEDressment of property where
such authorGs eauDot be produced Persons at
tempting such impressment are to be committed
To jail until warrant can be issued against them
for robbery
Advices G0n Liire Rock are satisfactory.
per cent in gold.
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named. be- paid ~ sdvanc.
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For each notice exceeding lines % cents Tor each
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Propretors indiana State sentinel.
j. M TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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rom "a. lcuis.


ST L9Uis Ocloher I0-The Democrats
Leayenwurta Iisp,tch gives the particulars of the
attack OF Gen Buu' ,rl Escort below Font Scott
He vas aItscke .,y 300 reiie.~ a Federal uni
form, near hi- erctmpmeul Lieut.. Pond and
his escort broke. 1ul uG' ui lll men - were
killed all ssot th'ou- the he...i. evidently after
they acre captured NJ ipr Curri-. son Of Gen
Curtis, w. iacpNu ttDm 4.> horse. and W1s found
tn bullet nple through his head he was
undoubtedly murdered liter being taken prisoner
Leu; plud's company was atttckei about the
same time -Four ut hi~ men were killed and
three wounded Blunt escaped. aud meeting re
enforcement. below Fort Scott. started ia pursuit
OF Quautrl Lieut. Fars. of The 81 Missouri,
VA kliel Capt Fold. Qalnuil's Aijut4nt,
caue into Lieut. Pon's MP and asked for an
exchange OF prisoners. He said that number
OF rebels we're wounded and among them was
Col Shelby. Quantrills force came from Cow
SKIN Prairie
A letter from Fort Scott dated October ;.
says:
rebe force burned Cuthage. Missouri. this
morning
Gen Schofeli teegraphed TO Leayenworth
that 6U0 To | 800 rebels under Quantrill, Cof
fe, Gordon and Hunter. marching on Fort
Scott. aud that he had ordered Col Weir 70
move all the forces that be could raise TO Fort
Scott
Tregraphic communication interrupted
about thirty miles west Of Jefferson City last
night the rebel raiders having struck the Pacih
railroad AZ that point, and are marching eastward
Accounts this morning place them FIVE miles east
OF the Upton furtihcatiOns
The Seialia fOrlhcations have been strength
eued with baied hay. and every preparation i:
being II sde to defend that post Nothing is vet
knoWn whether the rebels did any damage 10 the
Pacific railroad
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EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
ST CoLUMBA'S
FEMALE ACADEMY,
tifth ST., ZaucsvIile. ohio.

rUNHIS ACADEMY Is CONDUCTED BY SISTERS or
4 the Order OF - Dominic. and T. provided with COM
peien ard experienced Teachers who will spare ef
fort. the Improvement of the minds and morals o
those entrusted 20 their charge.
The Course Of Study s divided into four departments
and each department having its distinctive
studies assigned IT.
The discipline OF the school j. trm aud uniform; but
mi 4 and pa entail. nremltting attention will be given
10 the health AID comfort Of the pupils.
The Academic year consists of two sessions Of ave
months each, the first commencing the first Monday
Of September the second the first Monday of Febru-
ary The sessions will be closed with public dis
tribuuon Of premiums and honors the first Wednes-
day in July.
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a I L r . a ID .
1868. NV ,23 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
new Route tn Chicago VIA X Kokomo.
50 MILKs SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.

81 hlIks SHOkIth THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20. lss3, trains
~ trains will be follows.
Chicago Exprfss Train will leave Indian. polls st
1875 Z. NJ arrive kokomo $40 z. ", 10
make close connection with Cinciuna and
Chicago Air Line Railrosd for Logansport Valparaiso
and Chicago. aud arrive atPeru a; S.20 2. N.
Returning the train will leave Peru l30 A. NJ,
making close connections with the night from CHI
cago, and arrive AT indianapolis af $40 A. H.
Mail Train will leave indianapolis as r. M,
stopping at all stations and arriving Peru time
make connections with the trains the Toledo and
bash Railway for Wabash, Huntington, Fort Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning .the same train will leave Peru q SEQ
A. NJ, after the arrival Of the train the T. w X W.
from the East and arrive al Indianapolis 1000 NJ
In time 70 make connections for all points East South
and West.
Chicago Expresstrain will leave polls 40
p NJ. making close kok0mo with
Logansp0ri. Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive si
Peru Los A. In time make connection with rans
going East and West the Toledo and wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru at i2i5 p n
making close Connection At Kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. from Chicag
Valparaiso and Loganspor aud arrive AZ ndsnap0is a
4lO p NJ In time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
vi. hALOrT. General Ticket Agent. feb2s ss-dly
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trsm 81. GATHERINGS.

ST CArHEaISEs. c W. October l0.-A
schooner loaded with coal oil. burned last night
in the Welland cana! The Captain was drowned
Navigation is Temporary obstructed
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SUN DRIES.

SUNONtES.
FOR SALE:
800 doz. Glass Fruit Jars;
1 900 Gross Corks. all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
800 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
STYLES;
30 bblS. Coal Oil;
10 bbls Benzine:
20 bbls. Linseed Oil;
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
30 bbls Lubricating Oil;
so bbls Whiting:
500 OF. Quinine
so OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice. pure, for To-
bac"onists;
10 eases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges. quality various;
600 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil
tuns White Lead. in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
22 bbls. Narnish;
I6 bbls. Alcohol:
472 lbs. Gum Shellac:
45 bbls. old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz Old London Dock Gin;
80 doz London Porter;
30 doz. Scotch Ale;
By STEWART Il MORGAN,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
ia. No 40 East Washington Street
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indianapolis and Madison
RRA HLRGGbA -.
1868. MH IEszR 1868.
New Arrange TO Com am nee W ON
daI. n. ".

day. Feb. =. 1861.
FuNNO passenger trains daily lSundays excepiecl be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis. At 30 A.
and p. NJ, arTivin disOn at II rs A. NJ and :. so
Pm
Leave the Depot Madison s A. n. and p. n,
irving af Indianapolis at II A. NJ and SO r. ".
The train leaving indianapolis at 30 4 NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus rs A. N. for Nelby-
vile and Rushville, arriving al shebyve AZ o3s A. n
aud Rushvflls st - 40 r NJ
Leaving Rushville At 81 n. Shelbyville a. IS Y.
NJ. connects at Columbus with the and ~ train, ar
rving either IndianApoli, MADISON the
ing.
This Road forms line with the Packets At Madison Cor
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati
dianapolis and points West.
Tariff Of Freights as low by any other route.
Shippers ard merchants West N1 find thsirinter-
est 90 ship by this line
feb2 d. c. BRASHAM. SuDerintsudepf.
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MONTPELIER,

LIE 18TH REGIMENT.-CoL. RANDI, VIZ
MANY of the field and staff officers Of tire 18Th
Reglm ent, and Captains Coburn and r.}t n
arrived in town last (Ihursday) -yenlng &. .
o'clock A large gathering ii 1aa people o
the village ana the d Jam, twins oas 1T I'll.
depot, including quite q sEr'nlliu2 Of the Ihir-
teentA 5ogs wAo cane Ia ,aag I9aling. The
train wa er-eto, Oh It's arrival, with hearty
cheers There was no formal reception Of the
off eers, the programme determined upon pre-
viously having been abandoned on account Of
the unexp ected arrival Of the soldiers the morn
ing before. Fifteen guns, however, were fired,
and the eager crowd compelled Gel. RANDALL to
appear on the balcony Of the Pavilion, and sa-
luted him with rousing cheers, to which the
gallant Colonel happily and briefly responded,
returning thanks, for himself and regiment f)r
the spontaneous and hearty reception. The
multitude then insisted on calling out Lieut.
Albert Clark, who appeared and made short
and handsome speech, interrupted with much
applause After this, the crowd dispersed, and
the officers partook of supper gotten up by
Boutwell,, which passed off pleasantly The Of
fcers are looking well, and could but be pleased
to receive such marks Of the high esteem in
which they are held at home. No man can
have a more certain prospect of favor and honor
among Vermonters in this vicinity than the fact
that he belongs to the brave Thirteenth YER
mont who, on the bloody fields of Gettysburg,
shed such lustre upon themselves and the State,
and it is fitting that the gallant officers and men
of that noble regiment should be welcomed home
with ell the honors that can be shown to men
who, in the hour of severest trial, have proved
themselves true descendants Of the Aliens and
Warmers of our early history.
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BY g0EH
TO THE FREEMAN.


MEMPHIS, July 2l-ria. CAIRO July %. Gen.
Hurlburt's scouts arrived to-day from Oklahoma
Miss. They report Johnston at Brandon, and
Gen. Sherman in possession Of Jackson.
The rebel Gems Chalmers, Saunders, and
Furgerson's forces are at Teupea. Ruggles is
concentrating his forces with the intention prob
ably Of making dash on our lines. Johnston S
army is estimated at not over 10000. Great
CONSERVATION exists throughout the Southern
country
The reports of our successes at Nathez, Yazoo
City and Jackson, are fully confirmed Large
amounts of munitions of war have fallen into
our hands with these places.
CINCINNATI, July %, Morgan crossed the
Muskingham river at 10 o'clock this morning
Scouts report his forces 1000 strong, with three
pieces of artillery. Col. Lement of the Seth
Ohio, sent his regiment and a large number Of
militia after him.
Col, Chandler, of Lapesvlle, and 25 citizen
scouts were captured at Deerslown last night
The latest reports from Eaglesport say the Seth
regiment, under Lit. Col. Mcfarland, are Goht-
ing the rebels and driving them up the river
towards GAINESVILLE. This is not entirely re-
liable
Business is suspended at GAINESVILLE, and the
citizens are turning out en- massc to resist Nor
CANS progress
July %. Morgan, this afternoon, was in
Guernsey County, near the Central Ohio rail-
road and was supposed to he marching east
ward for the Ohio river.
WASHINGTON, July %. The Petersburg Err
press OF the 22d, referring to the cavalry expe-
diton sent out by Gen. Foster, says the Yankee
raiders burned the railroad bridge over the Tar
liver near Rocky mountains. They DESTROYED
the depot at that place, tore up two miles of
track, burned 5000 bales of cotton, and large
cotton factory.
The bridge over Tar river, was on the Will
mington and Weldon railroad, and was about
800 yards long. They also captured train of
cars which contained two car loads of ammu-
milton, and $4,000 pounds of bacon which was
destroyed.
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NEW DISCOVERY.
< Ia Il. Z 1s "a M Y n !.
Restoring the Hair and XVhiskers.

''AN AA"AA "Hu w hiHhefs,
however gray to their original COLOR and mparting 10
the HAIR any shade required, from a
DELICATE BROWN TO DEEP BLACK.
THlS Compouui is offered as the best thing known f
L the above purposes 1t is easy of application CON
ssuhg OF only one preparations does not stain crock ny
smut ana leaves the hair most beautifully soft and ols
Sy; ana oil most perm anent and natural color
the use "f this article all the usual soapng WASHING
anu spohgihg OF the hair is dispensed WITH and IFS apn
cano3 IS perfectly simple. Price 81 per bottle
eoId by M s. Burr 8 Co., 26 fremont ST.: Geo G. Good
i wln co. 80 Hanover st Weeks Potter l7e wash
~, ION 81; J0hh Wilson, Jr, Co.. 1873 Washington St.
hust q Co, 43 Hanover st. 3. n. Cocord Co
o. hanover st. General Agents, Boston, Mass, and by
~ee-'1 eoNoienJ' w20m3
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y Office.

VHE GREEN MOUNTAIN SEMINARY CORPORA
TlON is hereby notified and required meet at the
Meeting House at Wheelock Hollow, Thursday August
H. 1863 at 10 O'Clock NJ, to upon the Report of the
Committee on Location and to do such other business as
circumstances may require.
|. L. SINCLAIR, President.
south tra1ord W. July ~, 1868 t29w2
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On Saturday, rebel CONSUMPTION officer was
arrested at BrentsYille, but few miles from
Washington. The conscript officers are securing
Virginia for more troops
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New YORK, July %. a correspondent with
The Army OF the Cumberland, writing from Win
chester the 18th, says that it was bell we'd that
Gen. Stanley entered Huntsville, Ala, with his
division, on Monday afternoon, 18th ult. 1t
was also reported that the force under General
Sheridan were in possession of Chattanooga.
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TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCT

HE undersigned, having been in the Commit So ion bus
4 ness Tor some time, and koowing the wants and n
cesy oil immediate sales and remtances Of the ga e
OF froduce would inform Merchants and others who sb
Froduce to Boston Market that are pared to
sales OF all Kinds OF Produce to ar care immediae
forwarded to the conssnor For our ability 70 do &c g
refer TO HON RoDnRlcK KICH. RosoN and for parton
lars, prIces' &C., A. W. WILDER both Of Montpsli.r
HARVEY PARKER
. Commission Merchants,
'"oni9 No. 30. Market st.. Bsstsn
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SARATOGA, N. Y, July 23 A Union Stat
Convention has been called to meet at Syracuse
=. J., On September 2nd.
BALTIMORE, July %. About40O rebel caval
~ arc encamped near Nolans Ferry, three
lies from Point of Rocks. They attempted
to cross the Potomac last night, with the inten-
ton Of tearing up the rails of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, but their designs were frus
trated by band of independent rangers, com
maa4ed by Capt Means, who drove them from
river. They remain still encamped at THEN
quarters.
We learn further from headquarters that at
about o'clock this Thursday morning, Lees
army was in motion, moving towards Winches-
ter. Ewell who made move in the direction
of Cumberland, also fell back and followed Lee.
There are now no parties at Marhnsburg, but
a body of cavalry and some few horsemen scat
tered between that place and the Potomac.
Scouts report an increased body OF cavalry at
Harper's Ferry, supported by two regiments of
infantry, one Of which is dressed in federal uni
form
NEW YORK, July %. Geo. R. Rutter of
Memphis, Tenn, had his pocket picked on the
Central Railroad, Tuesday, at Rochester, of
$4,000. The thief has been arrested at AL
bany and S. 500 recovered. Two accomplices
are also under arrest.
NEW YORK, July 90. Eight hundred rebel
prisoners taken at Gettysburg, arrived at Da-
vld Island tonight. Eight hundred more come
tonight.
FORTRESS MONROE, July %. The flag of
truce boat New York arrived this evening from
City Point with 1900 prisoners of war The
Richmond Eramsner of July 23d, says, editor-
ally, from the Mississippi, we have no news
which is good. We learn from Northern Vir-
ginia that the lines of Gen. Lee extend to the
oil battle-ground of Manassas Of the north
ern army we know nothing except that it cries
loudly tor relntOrcements, and has received none.
SAN FRANCBCo, July % Money easy. Re-
celps of the treasure since the sailing of the last
steamer is S2,O00,000 Atlantic currency ex-
change sells at the rate of % 25 per cent pre-
MUM for gold in New York. Legal tenders for
II a IS on the dollar.
The mail and opposition steamers will sail for
Panama and Nicaragua tomorrow. The price
of passage by the mail line is. lst, cabin S240 {;
I'd do, 500; steerage $50. The rate of the op-
position line is, LIST cabin, 1925; I'd do, $50 ;
Storage $50.
The Supreme Court has sustained the consti-
tutonality of the last Legislature requiring
all attorneys to take the oath of allegiance 10
the National Government before being permit
ted 10 practice iu the courts Of the State.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, July %. A Union State
Convention has been called to meet at Syracuse,
=. J., On September 2nd.
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