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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27

CoNGREssHADNoT THE POWER. UN-
DER THE CONSTITUTION, THUS TO DE
STROY THE MILITIA OF THE STATES,
which the Constitution provided for as a reserved
force of the Union. Ii this measure were adopt
ed, there would be centralized power.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27

The present population ofGoshen is 2,047-
males, 1000; females, 1904; colored persons,
Is. Notwithstanding the war, the males are up
permost in Goshen.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27

ARREST or GEN. BIcKLEY.-Provost Marshal
Merriwether arrested at the DePaw House in this
city, last evening. a man named George w. L.
Buckley. supposed to be the originator and chief
Of the Knights Of the Golden Circle. He was
pointed out TO Col. M. by a citizen who knew
him After his arrest, Buckley acknowledged to
bis name, but said he was a nephew Of the orig
iDator of the Knights He furthermore said he
was under orders from General Rosecrans to re.
port to General Burnside at Cincinnati, which he
was proceeding to do when arrested. General
Boyle gave orders that he should be held and
given an opportunity to report to General Burn
side. IL he Is really the Grand Master of the
X. g. ca, the arrest is an important one.-[New
Albany Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27

The following letter from Jar. DAVIS to
ALEXANDER 81. STEPHENS explains the objects
which the latter had in view in soliciting = per-
.o,,l ;,t.-v;aw with Mr. Tr~ccvw.
, 1863-01-06

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noni.of III .o"' ~ tue waves were oasn'ns
over ner "noie occh tnas transfer was e1-
1remely haAafaoas' ana IL was Hhle attend
ing 10 this that most Of 1hose, who were lost
nef1snea- 1ne "Aoie oncial report tenos TO
make II clearer than ever before that the
Monitor was wholly unseaworthy.
SECOND DISPATCH.
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, 1863-01-06
AND NOWx GENTLEMEN

AND NONs GENI1EMENs
1t is an instructive spectacle, that pre-
sentcd By the Democratic orators at Spring
field, last evening, when the party hawks
were flown at the noblest Of al1 qua17iies,
the Presidents Proclamation. It Was a
trying time for pinions, as well as opin-
ions. Conservatism sat by, holding the
wreath labelled e. S. Senate. There was
A1er1ick.. What flights he took with his
soaring eagle. How he filed the air with
coruscating adjectives, and shining ad-
verbs, and how boldly be assailed
the Government as who should say
Senate Chamber, or Fort Lafayette. There
Is little doubt that Dick amply attested his
loyalty to ]. D. and the Western Republic.
Goudy is more. quiet by nature, but
strained every mental nerve to equal the
flights Of Dick. He, too, is rather inclined
TO a Western Republic, but willing to draw
pay from the General Government until
the Democratic carving up Of the country
can take place. Others followed, and to
judge from our reports, the Democratic
clacquers had busy time Of it.
And now, gentlemen, having finished
the affairs Of the nation, in council, what
are you going TO do about it, The Coy
crnment that can put million men in the
field for Southern rebels, can spare regi-
ment or two in each State to put down the
muttering Of treason, when it shall seem
necessary. Home treason must fail, and
there is danger in its patti. Who first
wishes to test il?
, 1863-01-06

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4nen es.ne 'nl.ntrY oeploSlng ~ oonoie quick
lug leoel af'ncts oio not hre shot atter e
ours came IN s'sht, nut allowed Their cannon
eai''ons ana eser91nng TO DC captured by the
1ope'uous rusn o1 Inc feaefais.
IN 'a.n o'o tofrest IN person try to rally
MS afthlery. HIS cavalry huddling closely
about Dunhnm's corps, could not be depldy-
cd. They took the: infection, jumped from
n,anv oft,;e1, 1.;,1oa ~ oant,.sas hoessa 49,:
~ =, ~ sapta'eu ce1ofe %ues
conld reach the shelter Of the thick woods.
They did not pause even to fire upon the first
- s,..4 - !, s:::
A4e s'gat OF inc rebels skedaddling is said
to have been an extraordinary spectacle.
, 1863-01-06

The above map, from authentic sources will
cxccllently we'll declare The features Of the
rear approach to Vicksburg chosen by Gen.
Sherman, in landing on the left bank Of tho
Yazoo River, the mouth Of which is twelve
miles above the city. Gen. sherman's poin.
of dcbarkatfon WAS eleven miles up the Yazoo.
The figures ], 2, 3, represent Gen. Sherman's
line Of battle on Saturday. The rebel posi-
tion and defcnccs sweep from "A'' the entire
circuit to the river bank below the CITY,.
HOLLY STRINGS. Jan. i, 1883.
To General ua11cck: 49,.
Dispatches from General Sherman and the
naval command were received ut Helena on
tle s1st. The gunboats were engaging the
cnemy's batteries. General Sherman wns in
land, three miles from vicksburg, hotly CO.
gagged. From rebel sources, learn that tho
Grenada Appeal says the Yankees have got
possession OF Vickshurg. ., =:
{Sfgned,) Us. GRANT, ''-
Major. General Commanding.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
- ,> a." CA1Ro, Jan. s, 1862
From Capt. Isaiah Williams, Provost Marshal
Mt Columbus, learn that in the late assault
upon Vicksbnrg, Col. Wyman's 18th III. regl-
mcnt vas badly cut up, and Col: John B. Wy
man killed.: His body is now en- route for
The samc parties who brought this
information to Columbus, soy that there is
every reason to belieye. that Vicksbnyg has
fallen into our hands, after six days fighting,
, 1863-01-06
Ul)ita9o Gribume.
TUESDAY, JANUARY s, 1868.
FR0m ROSECRAyS.

We have, no doubt, victory in Tcnncs-
sec. The long and fearful struggle has
yielded the Union cause the noble result OF
complete triumph Following the din Of
battle come5 the cheers Of victorious ar
my, sorcly handled indeed in the fierce en-
counter, but still pressing on the retreating
foe The news reaches US from various
sources, all contirmatory Of the re-
suit Our force occupies Murtreesboro
and they will not rest there. The real
prize to be won lies below in the important
railroad connections so valuable to the
rebels since the war opened. That Rose
Grams will stop until he has clutched and
broken this line Of communication can
scarcely he doubled The prize is East
Tennessee, and the Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad. And this prize is ours.
, 1863-01-06
From Cairo.


CA1Ro, Jan. Son Friday about thirty guer,
HAS attacked d supply train of ten wagons.
on the way from Fort Henry to Fort Donel.
son: Ten Of them were dressed In Federal
nRiforms and rode within pistol shot before
+ wien they Commenced frihg on the escort,
Two Fcdcrals were killed and ono wounded.
al belonging to the SD Illinois. The name
ofone Of the killed is Dixon. The rebels lost
two Killed and the Captain Of the gang was
wounded, and afterwards died at Donelson.
Of allegiance ''
These same desperadoes had been that day
IN Donelson and had laid In a supply Of snt-
ler's goods. Colonel Law allowed one Of the
Leading rebels, but who profssscs loynlty, to
carry home with him two soldiers oyercoats,
and it seems that in this mi.guardcd way the
rebels sometimes get Federal uniforms. 4
large number Of negroes are engaged on the
Notifications at Fort Hymen.
, 1863-01-06

: j.: WAsu1SoTos, January 5-Tbe materia, m
suit Of stua1t's cavaiy raid was one rt gore1r-
ment wagon half filled with oats, but It
masked the withdrawal from the lines beh1nd
6redc51cksburg Of a large reinforcement for
brnggs army Or Charleston. Balloon obser-
,oa12, nntrons, yV teet high, revealed to our com
infantry encanPed across the Rappahannock
was largely diminished.
.Aspecial dispatch from Falmouth, Va. Sd.
gives an account Of recent reconnaissance in
force to Worthwhile, ON this side Of the Ran
palannock, forty:eight miles were made IN
tnrcd, and theforce returned in good condi-
tion.~ One Of the regiments crossed the Rap
pahannock, penetrated seven miles into tie
interior, bnt found no rebel cavalry OF infau-
try in force.
, 1863-01-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
Cause nud Incidents Of the Dis
NHter.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.


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session of 1,,. - 1rtar;o no;rt. tnns o,,en e.,
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rent,t;on n }hc covcrnment
n. K C.rtcr of ohio, Tinted states
Minister to B,1f,,, ho, arrived ,c,e 1,r,ro1rt, :,
The treaty.. He bas negotiated With the BolI,
ri, ,,,rcrrn,cn4
The nomination Of VIM. c. Morehead as
postmaster at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was made to.
day.
Tic nomination Of Assistant Secretary
17.,,e, +o-d,v os socret,rr of +ro 1nterfor
4ool nm one nv surnr,se. The confcst .1l
,1onc ,ov hctEecn him and Holt The pnes,.
dent inc1;n,np to Ho]t m general rronnds
ind to fisher hccansc he Is frnm 4ha Same
state with Smith and uas nrcea hv Smith
and Is already fami1iar with the business Il
the depatmcr.
When members from the Northwest becan
10 nrotcst aeaInEt The anno,ntmcnt ~ = hor,
der State man to the Cabinet and to nsnd
~ co,ncst ponnh1,can. W.. s,a,.,- - *~-.as
The scales In favor Of Usher
The appropriation bills for this session viii
amount in all to about 81 .o9o. .ooo. 900 Tim,
for thc armr already IN Ia orer .sno oon ar
, 1863-01-06
FROM GAINESVILLE.

lspecIal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
JASEsy1LlR, Jan. S, 1859
Quite serious railroad accident occurred
to-day, at u:50 a. M, on the Milwaukee aud
Prairie du Chen railroad, ut stoushton Sta
tim. The regular mail train coming cast ran
over cow, about eighty rods west Of the
station. The engine, baggage car anasceond
CHS car passed over in scfcty, but the next
TWO passenger cars were thrown from the
track and badly smashed up.
Elcvcn persons were injured, most Of them
Slightly. Two, however, were injured pretty
severely. 4 young daughter Of Capt N.
Parker, Of this city, and an elderly lady who
accompanied her, whose name is unknown.
Three blind children, who were on their
wny to the blind institute In this city, were
on tie train, and one Of them was slightly
frfurnI
, 1863-01-06

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
MuwArKEE, Jan. s. 1858.
Yesterday tic new county officers, elected
in November last, we're sworn in and appoint
cd tlcir assistants. The officers arc as fol-
lows: Sheriff, Nelson Webster; Clerk Of the
Court. Duncan Mcdonald; Treasurer, Rich
ard N. Hackctt; Register, Francis Baggellcr;
District Attorney, S. Park Coon; Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors, Henry Geasch; County
Surveyor, George Z. Gregory; Coroner, An.
drew Mccormick.
The Democrats Of the Glib district concedc
4hc election of Hon. ". D. McIndoe for Con,
gross over Benton, by 1000 majority. His
majority over Ferris, in the I'd district, will be
from GOO to 5QQ0-
, 1863-01-06
The WAR IN ARKANSAS.

ST. Louis, Jan. 5.-The following was re.
ceiyed at headquarters yesterday:
HEApegAnIsEs AaAI Or n lie FnoX1Tn, Z ;s,3
Major General Curtis:
The enemy retreated during tie night OF
the Is, in the direction Of Arkadelphia. About
600 sick and wounded Confcderates were aban-
take care of Themselves. 1sent small force
to Fort Smith TO destroy two steamers there,
but the rebels had saved Us the trouble bf
burning them before they retrcated. The
four steamers captured at Van Buren, also
the ferry boat, we're burned By my order
supplies as had transportation to remove
was landed;;ith remainder, : including about
1850 bushels Of corn, which was shipped from
Little Rock for the rebel army, shared the flte
Of the boats. It Is impossible to sustain IN
army here for want Of forage and supplies,
until they can be brought up the river, or the
animals subsist upon grass.
A dispatch just received from Col. Phillips,
whom I had sent with l, 200 men to the Indian
Territory, dated Fort Gibson, December "a,
informs me that be has driven and pursued
the forces Of StanWaite across the Arkansas,
and destroyed the rebel fortifcations, bar
racks, and conmissarJ buildings at Fort
Col. Mcintosh and the rebel Creeks are dc:
sirous Of laying down their arms and uniting
their destln1es again with the Federal Gov.
ernlnent. The same feeling is also manifested
by the Cloctaws: ~. -: -.
....... Respectfully, :, JAS. 7. BLuST,
l.. ,,-:: ;: Brig. Gen Commanding.
+, PLArEy11LE, Ark, Jan..1 n..1.-Rebelnewspa
pers captured at Van Buren,, Ark, admit the
loss Of the rebels In killed @ana and wounded
ut the battle Of Prairie GroTe;to be 1000.
The entire telegraphic correspondence Of
Gen. Hindman was takcn- 1t contains much
valuable information, and will be fowarde1 to
the War Department. The destitution of the
rebel army is most pitiable. 1000 af Hind
lhan's army are without shoes.
The loss to the citizens by the recent raid
amounts to oyer $500, 600. The rebels are dis
persing III every direction It is reported
that the rebels hare met with heavy loss at
Arkadelphia, ffty-fye miles southwest. Of
Little Rock. Gen. schofeld has assumed
command Of the Army Of the Frontier,
, 1863-01-06
Our FOREIGN Relations.

NEw YoRk Jan. 5.-A special dispatch to
the New York Times says:
There is nothing ii the recent adylyes
from our ministers in Europe indicating
change in the policy Of non.interyention.
rresident Jnarez writes hopefully Of the
French towards the Capital.
= a London letter In the Horid states that If
the writer is not mlsinformed, the govern
ments of England and Russia have recousid-
cred their action upon the proposition Of
Napoleon for Interpolation In American II:
, 1863-01-06
From Charleston, s. c.: +.

From Chnrleston, Sc: +.
WAsu1SaroS, Jan. 5.-Richmond i. papers Of
the I'd inst. have the following:
CHARLESTON, Dec. 3I.-The British steam
sloop Petre1, from. Fortress Monroe, has ar
rived Of the bar. She is visited by Mr.. Burch,
to the city.
The schooner Emma Tuttle, captured by a
Yankee cruiser, and put in charge Of Prize
crew, has been rc-captured By the original
officers and crew, who were confined on board,
as prisoners.
, 1863-01-06

IOWA LANDS FOR SALE
J. CHEAP FOR cAsH.-These lands ate located In
tercut counties In Iowa, aud arc now offered. some
at rom thirty 10 n5 ccnt4 per scze sna some it from
t1sot to ssmpc1 asse. eash Ho dsdqet;on p mado o On
ATentE need not apply. Address With full name stat
tnE where an Interview may te had. Do1 3. CacsSo.
falsYcs1Es.fn
, 1863-01-06

ted here md It cn cniro have appointed depn
tation to proceed to TO ox,,allfng ,sM3n
strato against Gems Grants oEdef re- e1Sydi 13ederi
them from the, territory occupied os 'o''
forces. =.
, 1863-01-06

The Commissioners will hear complaints, DC.
a reserve Of leo acres will be set apart for
each Indian who exerted Himself to STAY the
massacfe-hc also to receive 5000. Bill
passed, Is against H.
, 1863-01-06
A CARD.
DRS. II. & j. HUNTER.
(Of s3e broadway, New Xork)
Pbysscians for diseases Of the

In compliance with the wishes OF many Of their
patients U the Vest, have determined to reopen q
orAnc9 otEce 1or few Eecks only In Chicago.
DANCE Of the Office, ana will he IN Chicago the nrst
Eeekin u nuasy AZ the requirements Of the office In
few wccks desirable that those who VIII 70 have
earliest opportunity to do 50. ~ sA'
Dr. Hunters hsst object IN making visit Is to see
those pat{eDfa no have been now under trent
ment. so that he can personally exnu1tse their real
progress and next to make peFRona1 examination il
Direct and ratus treatment which has proved 50 sue
ee4knt Ehert other means hare failed. Immediately
n1sns1 and will he Elad to his friends aud patients
N2Etcadway. New York, Dec. a0th. 1363. =
1a6VAs1 StfA1fw -
, 1863-01-06

w ANTED-Five hundred Gov
~ ernment Muiea, for which the highest market
PRICE viii be phl6 at HAAS It PQWELL'S IIyery
Stable, 25 and21 West Madison street. fat;-ySfS-1W
, 1863-01-06
: Nrm advertisements,

:" AN TED.-An Office Rov
Rtrcet. {upstaiEs.) f96yS5l1t
, 1863-01-06

WANTED By a good Dress
~ maker: work tn private families by the day,
faG.EEiE.1t ~ ~
, 1863-01-06
OFFICE COANuSSARY OF

DAITHo1H, stp.. Janunzy I. 1851,
tToposa1s VII be received from drst bands oply}
Qntt! II. JanunTy 18th, ls. - tho nniersguei Ia
l1fntshlnE the 6nhs1stanee OepaItment Kith ~.
, 1863-01-06

WANTED-By young man, ex-
pet1enccd In business and accounts situation
a. Dook-Kcere: Salesman o. In any capacity. Refer.
ence given. Address P q HoY 1tSf ftt rsFs1t
, 1863-01-06

GOOD HOME FOR SALE-.:A
~ new pEellng on Washington street, Just wcst
LOT 60x134 FEET,,
Can be bought low II applied for soon. :
.-,, THOMAS u. BRYAN
3se95UN Zeal Estate Attorney. B:yHu Hall.
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