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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

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Night Report
Prom Warrington.

WAsniNGros, October ~ The following was
received at headquarters to- day;
CHATTANOOGA, October IL.
To Major General Halleok:
The following dispatch has just been received
from Brig. Gen Crook. commanding the ~ cav.
airy division, dated Rogefsville. Oct, 10:
have 20 inform YOU that have had three
fight. with the enemy since ! left the Sequatchie
Valley. whipping him very badly each time The
last battle ended At Pennington. Tenn. where
fought Whcelers entire command with but two
hrigades | cut the force Ia two. scattering a
large portion and capturing four pieces OF cannon
900 stand OF cavalry arms and 2iO prisoners,
besides the wounded A pushed on after the
enemy | was unable TO asceru,in the number OF
his killed and wounded. but II was very large
They were scattered over distance OF fifteen
miles Their retreat was \ perfect rout. their
men deserving aud Struggling over the country
pushed them with great vigor but their horses.
being better than mine, was unable 10 come up
with them
They left two regiments at Sugar creek TO
deiain me | mldea charge upon them, taking
500 prisoners and scattering the remainder
On reaching the river, | found they had all
crossed at lord three miles above When they
commenced to cross never saw troops so de
morazed
| am satisfied their loss in this raid was not
less than , 900 No tears need be entertained OF
their making another raid.
(SiEned) Gao. CRooK,
Brig Gen. Com'd'g.
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THE NEW REGIMENTS.


Being charge with the organization Of the
new Indiana regiments. present the following
inducements 10 rapid recruiting:
| The new call for 300. 900 men TO Gil old
regiments does not interfere with the eleven reg
iments already commenced. which. il raised by
Novembe, 10Th will hold their independent. per-
feet organization
= The large bpunties nre not contingent upon
three wears OF service, but will be paid whenever
regiment Is discharged. however short the se-.
vice
g. The new regiments will he credited to Indi.
ana. upon the call for 300 900 men, or upon the
draft which will follow the failure to fill the
quota
The war is narrowed to such issue'. that the
prompt enlistment of the new quota must end the
rebellion Examine this matter for Yourselves
A fair survey of the map which every
citizen should make for himself will
show. that large territory has been yegained-
that the Fed,rdi armies control The great feids Of
South.rn supplies that their people aye orer
grounded in their restricted domain. and that The
rebellion must risk It's all in he resistance that
may remain TO IFS t,oo great armies So long
The Army Of the Potomac is adequate 10 ,raich
Lee. and gire fuH occupation to his forces IL only
r'mains that our troops in The Southwest be so
augmented as 10 ereruhelm Bragg, and occupy the
lines coUTed by has armies. With this result re-
allied the Tall of Richmond is only question of
time Success in Georgia and IFS relating ter
ritory is final success. The enemy accept this
issue. and fight to avoid that calamity and pro
tract the struggle Our plain duty is to realize
the speediest results. Were the quota now in
the field. YOU would know that he end was near
To delay enlistment. is therefore to protract
the war. Prompt eniiSfmnts make short enlist.
mehfs Some have demanded six months troops
upon the idea, that a large army expeditiously
raised. would close the war in that time Three
year enlisimeuts ,cWturn 10 sir months enlist
ments. ghns IRE close The trar; while the mora
effect Of preparation tor any emergency is greatly
enhanced by such recruiting.
3 rhe popular heart of Europe now warms
toward Your ciuse. and expects of YOU fresh
visOr. The people have renewed the pledge to
prosecute the war Now. uindicgie this pled0e
anu iet instant ebert te Ina"e {" have the new
regiments ready To take earl, part in the coming
struggle 10 overvhen rebellion by the fresh dis
play OF your patriotism and power
Then, shall In.iiana anticipate the draft, and
maintain the credit which has be ONE part OF
her glory in every phase of this war for Freedom
and National Independence.
BY order of the Governor,
Henry b. DARLINGTON,
Brig. Gen U. 5 V.
Papers throughout the State ple,se copy.
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from EOriress MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, October II Capt. Crane.
of the tug White. has Just arrived and reports
that Yesterday while passing through the Cuui-
tuck Canal his boat was captured bv ruerrillas
together with the small propeller Fawn which
was in company with him The tug was burned,
but while the rebels we're busy dividing the
spoils the of the Fawn regained possessson
of her and escaped. The crew of the White
parolled.
FORTRESS MONROE. October lS--The r..
Spaulding, from Morris Island, is hourly ex
pected.
We make the following extracts from Southern
papers received by the flag of Truce boat t. dav:
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th saws in
regard TO the Texas election that Pendleton Muir
ray was elected Governor over Gen. Thombs by
about 1000 votes
recent correspondence has occurred between
Mr. Oud and Gen s a Meredith, Commission
era for the exchange of prisoners, from which it
appears that wide difference exists between the
parties as to the number oil prisoners with which
each should be credited. and all arrangements for
the present are knocked in the head
The Examiner has the folio wing dated Charles
ton, Oct. 10:
The firing from batteries continue as
usual.
An additional number oftrlnsporrs are reported
at Folly Inlet
Two war vessels have arrived off the bar.
The Richmond Examiner OF the l7th has the
following:
II Is -aid that Ewell fought the enemy at Bris.
tow Station. We have no particulars OF the light,
except that we took four th0us md prisoner and
forty wagons
Sedgewick's corps i reported to have been cut
oil from the main body OF Meade's army, and is
said To be surrounded and hemmel In bv HUI on
OccOquan creek With this exception il is be
leved that Meade has succeeded in escaping to
Bull Run with his artillery Some believe that
he will there deliver battle: Others think he will
not halt on this side OF the nights of Centrevile
A severe battle is reported 10 have taken place
near Citletts Station on Wednesday The enc
my retTeated towards the Occoquan. Ten thou
sand ct Sedgewck corps were suddenly attacked
by Hill, and it is reported that 5000 prisoner
were captured. Further particulars not yet
received
The Examiner, of the 5th inst. has the fol
loving:
MERIDIAN. Miss, October l3-The following
has been received from Gen. Chalmers:
BYHALiA. October -.
We have torn up the railroad track in four
places, and attacked Colliersville Yesterday morn
ing. Gen. Sherman. with part OF Smiths brig
AIDE. arrived at the same time We did. and we
drove the enemy TO their Notifications. burned
their camp, with "A considerable amount Of stores
and thirty wagons We brought of twenty
wagons. took five colors, aad many prisoners
Our loss about fifty killed prisoner
reports that General Smith aud Colonel were
killed
Reinforcements coming from Germantown and
Lafayette. retired.
(Signed) J. c. CHALMERS,
Brig. Gen. Comd'g.
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r. W TuoNAs. ESQ --Thi. distinguished poet
and scholar i now IN our city. where he designs
Ia t,rry for short time Mr.. Thomasis engaged
IN writing a sketch o. his tour through the South
and West lie i . graceful aud elegant writer
n graphic delueator OF scenery. and an acute
observer Of men aud things, aud ha forthcoming
work will doubtless be "a perfect gem. Mr.
Thomas. We are told. has consented To deliver
his lecture" Washington Life IN thedays of the
Giants" before he leaves the city. His long
residence In the National Capital, and his init
mate social aud business relations with the states
men m the days Of Jackson, Clay, Webster.
Benton. DC gave him opportunities OF painting
them such as probably no other living man pos
sessed His lecture gives view of the social
life in Washington during the period treated of.
and j. pungent and spicy as well as instructive
This lecture. delivered before the students of
Miami University aud of Wiuenberg College,
called forth the wRrmest expressions of admra
ton from the Presidents and Professors of those
Institutions of learning.
Due notice will be given OF the time and place
Of the lecture
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

DtGRApISG THE NoBLE WOMEN or OUR STATE
Farmers wives of Indiana the Abolition
Journal OF this city says in its issue OF October
Ia. lo63, That the spinning Of far is adeorading
employment We quote from u. so that YOU may
see that il would not only reduce the white man
to the level of negro. but prepares for YOU a
heavier doom. Reldl matrons. aud young and
beautiful and industrious girls:
Owe read, many years ago. Of wicked old
fairy who, having caught Young princess some
how, set her to performing the most degrading
tasks. She would give her victim room full Of
far 10 spin. &c.
Now this was princess that was caught and
set 10 spinning flax. II it had been one of our
fair and noble daughters of Indiana, the en-
pl0yment would have been all right To a
princess il was degrading But, dear mothers,
dear wives. dear sisters dear nieces and dear
cousins do not. because this abolition aud aristo
cratic aud despotc sheet thus slurs the work of
your nImble fingers. refuse further to spin tax
That paper may think the employment "degrad-
Ing, but honest men do not; aud in your own
honest hearts YOU know it is not Go on, brave
and true hearted womenl From the farms OF
this land the Government il supported. and none
contribute more toward it than your own generous
and self sacrificing selves
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Indiana Election Returns.


FOUNTAIN COUNTY.
The Democratic majority in this county is
about 100
MARSHALL COUNTY
TIE Democr TIC minority in this county will
average 99A Saws the Democrat:
The result of the election in county last
TUESDAY was perfectly satisfactory TO all Demo
Gratis who knew the enemy we hal To contend
with We have IN j lritv in the county ct s91,
and although this i les than we had last year, il
u much better than many anticipated. The Al
olitjonists were Sauguine aud hopeful of success
The causes OF the change are numerous. One
whole company of soldiers who voted here last
fall. and were, with hili dozen exceptions,
Democrats. are now absent Two companies
we're sent home To vote this fall, one OF which
Wis almost unanimously Abolition and the other
could only give about thirty votes. ten OF which
were Abolition The Union League had caught
a number Of Democrats who could tot escape
from the meshes OF the oath bound order Dem
ocrats were everywhere confident OF success. and
very many STAYED at home. many anticipating
trouble at the polls Marshall county has done
nooly. aud i 10 DAY more soundly Democratic
than ever before. IL Is green spot IN the bar
rem desert ct Abolitionism. where the great prin-
cpes OF the old Democratic party are cherished
an8 revered
BROWN COUNTY.
The majority for Hester. Democrat. for Clerk
is over 200 This Is Democratic gain OF 300
over last year
SWITZERLAND COUNTY.
The Vevay Revilee claims the election Of the
Republican Clerk by SS5 majority. This Is a
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COMM ERCIAl.
ny TkLEeKAPB.
cincinnati Market.

CIxc1xs.rI. October 49,
Flour dull and prices nominal; buyers contend
for decline of l06l5c.
Wheat dull; red 81 l0@l ID; white. 81 33@
b
Corn S56SSc
Oats 6e@69c
Rive, 81 10
Barley, 81 406l SO
Whisky sac. aud firm.
Provisions firm.
Mess pork steady: 300 bbls new CRY sold at
sc; old - offered pretty freely at l3c.
Lard unchanged and quiet
Shoulders firm; 100 900 lbs bulk sold at Size
Groceries hrm
Gold advanced to 80 Silver UNCHANGED Ex-
change dull, and selling at 10.
New work MARKET.
NEw York, October 10
Flour is heavy and ga l0c lower: sales al s. 50
d6 IN for extra State. Sc 7066 90 for extra
K. II o. SO 95@e 30 for good to choice extra,
closing with no buyers at outside rates.
Whisky firm at 6Oc
Wheat Is irregular, unsettled, and a shade
frmer. but ut the close BUYERS were disposed 10
hold off; sales at 81 2sCdl 30 for Chicago Spring,
81 27@l - for Milwaukee Club. 81 336l Sc
for amber Iowa, and 81 356l al for winter red
western
Corn opened about &c better. with fair de
mand, chiefly speculative, at 9s@sl for shipping
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n-IMPoRrAYr TO LADIES. =

tT- IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
HAHvFr's rsnaE PMS have never yet failed IN re-.
moving difcute, arising from obstruction stoppsge
Of nature. IN restoring the system 70 perfect health
when suffering from spinal affections. Proap.as. rtsr.
ihe whites. or other weakness Of the Uterine Organs.
The Pills are perfectly harmless the constitution and
may b. taken by the most delicate female wthou,
ing dlstress-the same time they act like charm by
rengthcnng nvgoratng and restoring the system 60
healthy condition. and by bringing on the monthly Pc
Rod with regularity, matter from wha, the
obstruction may arise. They should however, NOT be
taken during the t three four months q pregnancy
though safe at any other time a. miscarriage would be
the result.
Each box contains 90 pills Price 81.
Dr. HARvEY'S TREATISE Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy. Miscarriage, Barrenness, Stery Reproduce
ton and Abuses Of Nature aud emphateay the Ladies'
Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet OF ca pages sent
free 10 any address six required paw postage
The pills aud book Will be sent by mail when desired
securely sealed and prepaid,by
J. BRYAN, NJ. d., General Agent,
No. 10 Cedar street. New York.
u Jsod by all the principal druggists.
roMiLSsoS = cox. Druggists. Agents.
septic 63.dNwly indianapolis
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important to Fernales.

0ne department OF eur DispensAry specallydevoted
to the of The Diseases sucn La
chorrhea, Os''White,' Irregular Painful Suppress
henstruaon Nervous and General Debility Diseases OF
be Womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consultation and exar1inationsfree OF charge.
Also for sale, DR. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female DISTINCTIONS Irregularities &c Married Ia
dies in certain situations should them, they
would cause miscarriage. Price $l per box. may
sent by mail.
DIX. GALES'S PREvESTIvE--An invaluable sriicl.
for those wishing limit the number Of their offspring
the barren who desire ehiidren warranted
lure the health and will last for lifetime. Sent 10 any
address. under seal. receipt Of the prceTw0 DOL
LARS
PATIENTS AT A DISTINCTLY sending a brie
Of their symptoms, viii receive Blank Chart
containing list Of questions for he course Of
treatment &C. Medicines sent any part OF The country
70 any home free from danger or curiosity
All transactions private and confidential. Remember
the and number.
Direct all lette:sio
GALES's HEAD DIsPENsARY
uovi5-62d&wlv Louisville. ny
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

MFHonASt TAiLoRiSa.--G H. Heitkam 4 90.
No. u North Illinois street, nearly opposite the
Bates House. il one OF the most fashionable mef
chant tailoring establishments ia this city Their
stock Of piece goods comprise. the best varieties
and latest styles. all fresh and new from which
any gentleman can select suit 90 his taste, and
have Il made Ia the neatest and most serveethle
style. Those OF our friends that want new
suit, or any part Of suit. We say call Oh q II
lleilkam Co. aud they will be we'll suited
Youths aud boys clothing made to order In the
latest style septic I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

sT-The canning Of fresh fruit !. new fea'ure
w the business OF our city Messrs Harfef 4
Peniecost. LIS East Washington street. put q
the past season g. 900 cans Of fresh peaches.
backbcrre. and tomatoc. The fruit i canned
the same day that IL l. picked. and every can y
warranted % be fresh and sweet We recommend
purchasers % call at thi. establishments for they
cannot Ind better articles. OF can they buy else
where At lover prices II. A. cheap ftmilie. can
buy canned fruit much cheaper Of Mcs-rs II 4
y than they can put II up themselves. trial
OF the fruit pat up at this establishment will IN
sure its sale octI9-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

THE THEArRE The first appearance of Miss
Mary Provost AZ the Metropolitan last night
was eminent success No actress has hereto
fore appeared on our boards that surpaSses her.
Her performance Of Nell Gwynne. her opening
night. Was unapproaehable and unprecedented
No such artistic performance VS. ever witnessed
here before Miss Mary Provost i beautiful and
accomplished brilliant star-oue % the shining
ones among all the rising lumiuaries in the the
atrical armament that have appeared In this or
any other occidental cline; and her engagement
certainly will be. night after night. a source of
amusement and admiration TO citizens gen
orally. Miss Provost appears 10 night as Ca
Mile Secure your seats early.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

mixed western aaoat. and s1@i0oe In store
Oats steady az 7saeOc
Pork opened dull and lower active at $ii so
ala IS foe old mess, sl6@l6 50 for nes do.
Sill 75mi2 IS for new prime, and $l4 SOD
10 SO for new prime mess
Lard easier at iisaailIc.
Cheese firm AZ III tr Ice.
Money IA steady AZ Cal per cent Gold IL
irregular and unsettled. opening at 81 decln.
ing TO 500 advancing 10 81 "A. declining TO az
and closing firm 50aa65Ois.
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cg-NEw DISCOVERY FOR THE

speedy and permanent Of Seminal Weakness ure-
ihra aud Vaginal Discharges. elect. sequal Diseases,
Emissions, impotence, Genital Debility and diseases Of
the Bladder and Kidneys
Bells srsurIc PiLIs warranted In all cases
and can be relied No change Of diet required. They
do interfere with business pursuits Up
wards of 200 have been cured the past month.
More han hundred ia ysiciaas them ia their
ricdfe practice and dH speak WeH 81 their efcacg.
They entirely harmless the system. and can be re-
lied in all arising from youthful indscretion
self-abuse, which often ncapaca,es the sufferer from
fulfilling nedHttes or mdrri,d If.
TREATISE of 81 pagc'. containing means of cure,
sent free to all Two stamps required for postage.
The Pills will be sent by mail, securely sealed on re-
ceipt Of One Dollar,by j. BRYAN, I'D,
No. 6C, dar street, MY.
Sold by all the principal druggists
T0MLlNS0N a. COX, Agents,
sept30-d&wly indianapolis.
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eT-A call at No IL Pennsvlvsnia street will
seiiS' V any person that il i not al gass about
Dave having large stock Of Hats, Caps and
Furss The House Is just full ne il can be
packtd. and oil The goods are warranted To give
salts c.ion. or he will take them back if returned
in good order.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

NJ. Ii. Goop's-Mr Martin. of the famous
Boston store. No East Washington street.
arrived in the city last night from the Eist whittier
be went TO purchase goods. Dir Martin informs
us that he has secured the most beautiful and
fashionable fabrics. and that VI II Good located
as aAove indicated. will sell them at the lowest
pricH Our dear lady friends will please re
meh Der this.
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~ DIV

n SNIoN's Arr GALLERY Mr. Runnion has
seci.fed the services OF Mr. Penfoid. of New
Iors, Who will be at his post in few days-a
perS:a OF artistic taste and skill-to 30 the color
ing > pictures taken at this establighment. Pie
ture. taken bv Mr. Ryder. who Is ever gentle
many aud skilllul ia his department OF the bust
nessea ai colored by Mr. Penfold. who is an adept
in 81 ART OF coloring. cannot fail 10 give entire
Satisfaction. Persons wishing pictures tor them
seves friends. get them At their establish
mer' that cannot be beat in this or any other
eityi Give them a call at No 81, East Wash
incten street.
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General orders.
STATE 90 INDIANA. !
A1iuttnt Generals Office.
lNpiANAPOLIs, October 10, 1863 \

MAI % INHIANAa 4
A1juttnt Generals Office.
lSplASAroLIs. October 10. 1863
Brigadicr General j l. Mansfield aud Briga-
der General II Is. Darlington have been ap
pointed to assist Ia raising aud organizing the new
regiments Of troops authorized by General Orders
dated Sep, 2lst. 1863 and will visit difcren, dis
,ric,s In the State for the purpose Of expcdiing
and stimulating the recruitment OF men.
Commandants of districts will require recruit
ing officers to make daily reports of their pro
gress la recruiting men. aud will furnish the
Adutant General with an abstract of such reports
10y mail.
BY order of the Governor.
LA. NoHLE. Adj Gen. o: Ind.
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ST. Louis, October 10 "A dispatch from Cairo
says the prizes captured on Red River some days
since were valued at Sl5b. 900. They were de
stroyed after the removal OF the stores and ma
chInerv
the public to day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

MERE SnopDY APPROPRIATIONS Our benev-
Glen. citv council donated five hundred dollars
last light to Marshall A Wallace TO defray his
oxpess es in the receptioaof Secretary Chase last
weeE. when he was 81 condesctnding n To visit
our NV. for day only Five hundred dollars
for e DAYS visit is cheap enough TO poor down
trOdy I'm tax PAYERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

e \ passenger train the Peru Railway
ycstt.day came in contact with freight train
withA the limits of the city No damage done
beyo p injury TO locomotives and ears Passen-
gers al to walk from the original scene of the
uniofunate disaster To their several places of
desti3aton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

- ~ the City Grocery. g l.. Hines. pro-
pret.r. not only every article in the grocery line.
WHOLESALE and resail fre-h and pure are ~ be
obtained. hut also this House j. Agent for Long
wortt's Still Cuawba Wine. aud for 4 g famous
Kelly Island Grapes. Isabella and Catawba.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

The indomitable SOcwel has opened a
new samily grocery store at No 1870 East Wash
incts street. He has on hand and will con
tnus To keep on hand every article in his line
that: is needed for family use. of the very best
qualify. aud at the lowest prices He opened on
Satu'day last but already he is doing an exlen.
sive trade
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

~ Hon W G Tarkington. fofmslv Secator
from Monroe. and lately Commis~ary IN the army.
from which he has resigned. ive,lin the city
yesisfiay We understand Mr. darlington nro
po>etto make Indianapolis his future residence
emhas king in business here
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

E3iSE AND BoILER FOR SALE "A five horse
po~4 upright engine with boiler. heater con
neetzg pipes, &c, in complete running order,
now 2sed in running the Sentinel presses. will be
sold u a bargain. To make room for a larger ell
gineA IL will be delivered when remove into
our le'w Office. early in October. Apply at this
ohcS sepl2-tf
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y'oop CuAscE ron SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
-f9lr acres OF ground. nicely improved, on
whics y comfortable house. j. for sale hy Del.
rell Jones, Real Estate Agents, at g., 500, in
payn:sn,s.