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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

CAsUALrIIs N Coz. SHRYoCK's REGIMENT The
Shryock's regiment in the late affair near Law
renceburg:
KilIed-0liver 7. Jones. Co +: Sergt. John
Gordon. Co +. VIM. Faulkner Co l. Ferdinand
Hefuer and John Porter. Co F.
Wounded-S. + Duncan. Co. @. Greenfield.
Hancock county. stunned
lst Lieut.. ). Bewsey, Co. c. Colfax, Clinton
county. foot
Ist Sergeant Jas c. Bates. Co l. Randolph
county. arm.
: Orderly Sergeant Richard NJ Baker Co. c.
Greencastle head
Edmund Brownheld. Aboington. Wayne coun-
", thigh.
Captain A. X Branham. Greenfield. concus-
sion
Martin Hoover Co /. Randolph county, leg.
W G. johnson. Co. b. Union county con-
cussiOn.
81 Lieut. Joel Newman. Co D. Bloomington,
thigh.
Captain William Nicholson. Madison county
ankle
DIV Parrish. color bearer. Co. c. Clinton
county. leg
B I Rains. Greenfield. hand
Jebez Wilson. Co A. Ogden. conclusion.
Orderly Sergeant John Pyle. CO b. Liberty
Union county. leg
Alden r bates. Co b. Liberty. Union county
Lee
William Hart. Co. G. Greenfield, face anc
shoulder
Judge Gooding. Co @. Hancock county. breas,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

THsrEn Norrs' USrTsp SrArrs CHcvs -
This institution arrivc IN the city yestefds, and
gave their initial performance yesterday after.
noon % a full and fashionable audience The
people who attended were agreeably disappointed.
and they became enthusiastically Wild when Mr.
james Robinson executed his great bare back
sometsauli leap. The management we're kindly
received. and the people said II you want an
enhancement for superiority and excellence call
on tho citizens Of Indianapolis" Dr. james l..
Thayer. as = oonversationalist. Was quite &C
ceptA6le. and by his correct and gcntlemanly de
meanor made decided hit The conduct Of he
management aud the performers was OF such a
nature that II they ever come back again they
viii Ind warm and hearty welcome
Last night Me-srs. Thayer a Noyes. accom-
panei by Canham'- band. serenadei HE Excel
lency. Gov Morton. Upon the acknowledge
ment Of the compliment. DR. 1hayer made n very
patriotic and sensible speech.
Tbs "United States Circus" will open this AZ
ternoOn and 10 night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
from mcnpiiis.


New York, July IL Gems Wool and Brown
have been relieved from command here. Gen.
Candy assumes command of the Department OF
the East
Morris BOYLE was arrested yesterday on the
charge of shooting at policemen and soldiers, and
was locked up. Judge McCunn promptly issued
a writ of habeas corpus, returnable az 3 o'clock
10 day. but there being serious informally in
the writ. the prisoner was retained, and has been
returned to military quarters.
There are now some 5000 troops in the city
and regiments continue TO arrive.
No disturbance has yet taken place 10 day.
The Post says:
Gen. Carby supercedes Gen. Brown, by order
of Gen. Meade.
1t is understood that the Mayor will issue a
proclamation this afternoon announcing the sup
preston of the riot. but advising citizens TO arm
themselves TO protect their lives and property
from predatory outlaws.
Some 90 rioters were killed BY the 9TH regi.
ment last night. The reported killing of Is Of
the 9TH regiment is not true.
A special 10 the Post SAYS:
The Rebels have not yet moved out Of Shen-
andoah Valley
late arrival from Richmond reports great
gloom there over the recent Union victories
Andy Sullivan, notorious leader OF the mot
in the Seventh Ward, has been arrested.
No disturbance has taken place up to dark.
The card of Bishop Huges is genuine In re
Spouse 10 il some 900 Irish assembled at hi:
residence this afternoon. In his address he SAID
he addressed them as their father, and declined
on the ground of being priest. going into tn,
question which brought about the present unhap-
py state Of things he counseled them to beal
up under their supposed evils rather than commi
greater.
In this country. the Government is founia
ton not to be destroyed Everything is in tn.
hands of the people, who build the superstructur,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

s- We are informed that all claims for
Quartermasters' and Commissares' stores ant
all claims arising out of the recent invasion o
the State. will be adjusted and paid. as early "a.
practicable. by the United States aud State au
thoritcs
Full information NAV be obtained by calling
or or addressing The following officers At Indiana
polls: Capt. James A. Ekin, Quartcrmaster U
:. a; Capt Thos Foster. Commissary U. ;. a.
Capt Miller Mastering Officer u :. A; Gen
A. Stone. Quartermaster General of Indiana
Gen. Lag Noble. Adjt, General OF Indiana; Maj
W Ii II. Terrell. Governors Financial Secre-
tary.
Claimants are notified not to sacrifice their
claims. as all proper and reasonable demands will
be paid.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

THE DEAp ALIvE.-Some of our friends yes
terday killed Old Jack. well known a. harm
less but inveterste sot, and had him buried
from the Jail without a Coroner's inquest. Jack
turned up all right Yesterday morning. and, in
company with the Sheriff. visited office to
report that If he kilt Intirely" he good
for few more horns yet. How the report got
started that Jack was dead. and died from I'M
ries received from an officer. we don't know, but
il gOt out somehow. and We happened TO allud,
10 il. We know the police have locked him up
often, and always treated HIM kindly. for he
never dreams of resistance. but looks upon the
lookup as a safe refuge when no longer able tC
navigate. He suffered during his last visit TO IN,
county Jail from severe attack Of delerium tire
mems. and that NAV have given rise TO the story
Of his beating and his death. for heretofore b,
has been regarded rs whisky proof" Th'
liquor that foored Old Jack must have been extr'
strychnDe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

~ Mr.. j. Harrington. who has been 80 long
AMI faithfully known as the prince of grocers. at
No y East South street. is now in receipt Of the
finest stock of the season. The invoices are
from New York. Boston and Baltimore. COM
pr'sing everything that adds to the comfort OF
man.
stroll through his store on yesterday. con
vinces us that Mr.. III is deserving OF patronage.
His stock il large. his heart large. his room Is
large. and his alrdsdy patrons donbIy as large.
Give him call aud see his stock. Ho forces no
sales. No second prices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

fUNHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE
estate Of Michael Bowers, late Of Marion County, IN
diana deceased, will sell at public sale. Tuesday The
9TH Of july at the late rede OF said decedent In Pike
Township County and State aforesaid, the following de-
scribed personal property to-wit
One Reaper Threshing Machine, Cradeling scythes
CrossCut Saw Barrels Iron, Trough and other artcle
too tedious 10 mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said day.
TERMS oy SALE-All sums Of - and under 10 be paid
In cash, aud all - a credit OF twelve month,
will be given, the purchaser purchasers giving the
note with good security waving recffrom valuation anC
apprascment laws, bearing interest from date.
DANIEL MEYERS,
junel5-3tw Administrator.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

PERSONAL The Hon. George s. Brown, OF
Wells. the Chairman ct the Legislative lnvcs.
tgatins Committee. leaves Cor his home to
day. Mr. Brown has been confined to his
bed in this city for eleven weeks with
sinoviiis. a severe inflammation of the knee.
from which he suffered severely. he came here
10 attend to the duty imposed on him by the res
oluiion OF the Legislature raising the Committee,
but was stricken down with disease shortly after
his arrival. Mr. Brown is one OF the most prom
ising and talented Of our public men. and gen.
tleman greatly esteemed in private life. and he
has the sympathy of large circle Of friends in
his affection.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

RELIGIOUS Norfcr Jeremiah A. Grinnell, a
minister OF the gospel Ia the Religious Society Of
Friends. has appointed u meeting for divine wor
ship at Wesley Chapel. 10 morrow Sabbath }
evening at quarter before eight o'clock The
citizens and public generally are respectfully In
yitsd to attend
lie will attend Friends meeting AZ half pas, %
o'clock nj their meeting house, corner Of Della.
ware and ~ Clair streets
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

PEsSsYLvASiA CENTRAL RAILROAD "A dis
patch from the General Agent of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad To Mr.. John l. Charles, the agent nj
this point. states thst the line Is all right from
Harrisburg to Baltimore and that all trains, pas
senger and freight. are running as heretofore.
The travelling public need not fear TO start over
this popular route and will be glad To receive the
assurance from official quarters that delays need
not be feared on the line
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
Sob Printing.

We are now ready tn do all kinds of plain an,
fancy job Printing, in the hest style. on short no
tce. and as cheap as any othsr Office. We hay,
competent hands. good presses. fine assortmon
OF paper aud cards, and wecan do good and cheaI
work. All kinds of hooks. briefs, catalogues
&c, printed In the best style aud ON short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
ersthat want printing done. IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

IT. The ladies Of the First Ward will. we un
destand present the Home Guard Company OF
that locality with beautiful flag The prcsen.
taiiop will take place 10 M early day. of which
due notice will be given. The most accomplish.
ell and patriotic ladies have fabricated this ban
ner of our Union. May ihoee 10 whom they will
present IL remember the fair donors. aud 90 forth
10 battle with renewed energies for God and the
rtyht
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
GUARDIAN SALES.
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

FuNHE undersigned, In pursuance with an order Of the
III Common Pleas Court of Marion County, made al
the June term in the year 1888, WILL the 10th
july In the year 1863 SELL for the highest and best price
he can get the following real estate, situated Indiana
polls, Marion county, belonging TO Kate r. and Jenny
Redthat Is 20 say parts OF lots IL and Is in square
bounded a. follows Commencing at point on East
street hundred and feet from tho
OF said square (s, thence running north along Eas,
street 20 feet 10 alley thence west along said alley
hundred and feet l0 thence south 70 feet thence
east hundred aud feet the place of beginning
with all the improvements This property be sold
for less than $500, that being the appraised value
thereof.
The terms n sale will be onehird cash in band on day
Of sale; the residue In equal payments In one and
two year, with interest, secured by mortgage on the
premises The title Is beyond any question.
je24-dSwtd JOHN W. REID, Guardian, &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

cT-Dr Hebern. the American Cancer Cham.
plon. i located at the Bramble House Lafayette.
The Doctor i the only physician now living who
can kill and cure = cancer IN from five TO twenty.
four hours. without instruments or pain No
cure no pay maylgu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

~ Every variety Of bats and caps always 10
be found At Spencer. - West Washington street
His stock - being repleuished frequently. not
merely at long intervals and stated periods. Wide
awake for anything new is the word AT No. -
fvIG
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

Fnpr LuScH "A free lunch i set every day
from % 20 ~ A NJ aud each evening from
10 to ~. at Mike Clark's saloon on South I'LL
noi- street. The saloon " ooe OF the best AT.
ranged and conducted in the city. and the liquors
are choice aud pure. je - deodtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

Baowx LINN SHIRrr.-Full bosom summer
shirts, flannel shirts. plain shirts for gents and
boys wear. all styles. we'll made and nj low
prices at Parker's, 30 West Washington street
lsJt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

tE-rhres acres OF ground. southeast Of the
city. enclosed with a good fence. aud row OF
fruit trees on three sides. for sale cheap Tor cash
or for trade Tor residence in the city.
FRASx SsIrm, Real Estate Broker
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
AUCTION NOTICE,
JAMES III. PRENTICE,

NlTILL SELL By AUCTION, AT HIS WAREHOUSE,
" corner Of Raymond and Nillonghby streets,
BROOKLYN l. T. on every Thursday during the season,
the entire production Of his manufacfory commencing
July Is. lss3 IL o'clock when he viii eiier ia Inc
Of Far and Wool Hats Of every description, in lots ie
suit purchasers.
In calling the attention q the trade 90 the above an
nouncemcn the undersigned becs 90 state that IN the
sales for this season the principles that have char
actersss those 20 the past will be strictly observed They
viii only embrace his entire production. but those al
other manufacturers Of well known reputation thus
.ang each varied and complete assortment Of styles
adapted 20 the
Orders will be received from those not able to attend
ami Will be flied satisfactorily
The Hats viii be prepared for inspection By Catalogue
the mcrriag 81 the sale.
The entire OneF!ngs wil he sold without reserve.
JAMES n. PRENTICE, Auctioneer.
BEookLIS. July I. lss3.
C0nslgnmsntS u Hats HAtisrs Trimmings aad Straw
Goods solicited and viii be sold favor able
ulylj-l4is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
GUARDIANS SALE.
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

YIvHE UNDERSIGNED. GUARDIAN oF ALkxSox G
stevens, vii bold for sale 81 private sale gu and
amer July ID. 1855, the following Real Estate vir-
Lots No IL, a. Is, lt II IA, - - %. a. 81, ~ and
- IN Melissa v Downiss Gnsrians On q out
Dot o2 hundred and two the city q Indsnspo-
Ii, Indiana.
said sAle win BE made IN compliance With an order Of
the Court of Common Pleas % Marion County
Trnss or skrE-The lots viii Be acid The spprsis<c
value, upon ne following terms One-thirt q tie per
chase money cash in hand one-third payable
year aud ene-thrd payable IN Two years xer date %
SALE The purchaser executing for the deferred psymsns
his promissory notes. payable with interest. without re-
lief RON valuation Apr Laws and secured BY
mortgage On th< real estate rCrcb1s<d-
he above described real VII be held for sale q
the Office of Cotfrxll Knight street IN The
cay Of Indianapolis MELISSA u. DOwyIK.
lusyis-w3t #. 0sardisn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
LICENSE.
Notice OF Application for License.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
Y 20 the Board OF Commissioner Of Marion county
Al their next term. ls63, for license sell
toxcatng liquors in les quantity than quart time
with the privilege Of allowing the same 70 DC drank nv
premises for year. Ny place Of business and the
premises wherein said liquors be sold and drank
located lots Nos and s. IA square No 6l East
Washington street. 10 Indianapolis, In Center iosnshp
Ia NAEion county. Indiana
iulys-w3i ALLYN BROWN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

RELIGIOUS NortcE Rev u ' Foster viii
preach in the Universalist Church 10 morrow
morning At l0is o'clock.
No services IN the evening.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

w The circus l. located near the Central
Freight Depot, and not on the ground near the
Terre Hsute DEPOT. A. we stated Yesterday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
WANTED.


\ WISH TO PURCHASE A SMALL FARM OF THIRTY,
Forty Fifty Acres with pretty good improvements
and should ike TO have II convenient 10 station
Railroad leading from indianapolis Any one hav
Ing such place for sae Will please address At lndi
annapolis giving fun descriptions with lowest cash pric
iune29-wsw j. ii. OGLBSBI.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
S--T--1860--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

OF this celebrated brand, appears tn be In every
mouth, a well as every ones table. They are
splendid article aud be relied upon TO strengthen and
invigorate exhausted nature. Janl5-d&wltaw6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18
Night Report
from Arlington.

From Warrington.
WASHINGTON, July l7.-Circrlar No. 4s has
ust been issued from the Provost Marshal's OF
flee,
The operations of the draft lately ordered in the
New England and Middle States, though in most
instances completed or now in progress without
opposition. have in one or two cases been tempo
rarly interrupted. Provost Marshals are inform.
ell that orders have been issued countermandng
the draft Adequate force has been ordered bv
the Government To the points where The proceed
ings have been interrupted. Provost Marshals
will be sustained by the military force OF the
country in enforcing the deaf in accordance with
the laws of the United States, and will proceed
To execute the orders heretofore given for the
draft ms rapidly as practicable. by aid of the mil
tary force ordered to cooperate with and pro.
tect them.
(Signed) JAMES Il Fry,
Provost Marshal General.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE draft in the
18th ward of this city has been completed in q
quiet and orderly manner.
Reports are IN circulation in this city that
Charleston has been captured.
rebel picket is reported u have told the
story that Beauregard has evacuated and burned
Charleston. This last statement j. said 10 come
via Chattanooga. Nothing reliable has been re-
ceived in regard To il.
from Memphis.
MrMrHIs, July l5.-Hurlbuts scouts report
great excitement and CONSERVATION AZ the capital
of Mississippi, caused by Sherman's movements.
Horses, cattle, mules and negroes were being hur
ried across the Tombigbee river at every ferry
A large number of tho latter were trying to make
their way into our lines.
Col Hatch. of the % Iowa cavalry, is in COM
command oil the force in pursuit OF the Rebel
bands north OF the Memphis and Charleston
railroad. He encountered Forrest, Biffles and
Newcomb, with 20u0 mounted men. A fight
commenced at the fork of Deer Creek. near Jack
son. Tenn Col. Hatch gained possession of the
place Our loss is Is killed and wounded. Rebel
loss 100 killed and wounded. and 80 10 100 taken
prisoners lbs good horses were captured
The reported fight at Helena Yesterday is not
credited here
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

Now Sork Market.
Nkw YoRk. July IL.
Flour 5@l0c lower. but more active; sales Al
$5@5 % for extra State. IS 6065 30 for ex.
ira round hoop Ohio and S. 65@7 IS for trade
brands.
Whisky in favor Of buyers at $685.. and
uining lots at DC.
Wheat l@2c lower and more doing
Corn more active. but prices without decided
change: sales at 65Cd66c.
Oats quiet at 70@7lc.
Lard quiet; strictly prime kettle rendered sold
M914c.
Cheese dull at 9C6lic.
Money easy at per cent Exchange lower
with a moderate business doing at 1890 1891
Gold lower. opening at 2651s and closing quie, a,
oslo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

lss rslsoaArn.
Oimetmnatt Market.

NJ rgAsoaAFn.
Oimetnnast Market.
CINCINNATI. July N.
Flour dali and quotations at 81 2s for super.
fine. a 5o@4 IS for extra, and t565 % fos
family.
Wheat at ssa$i for red and 81 o5@i ~ for
white
Corn firm with light receipts.
Oats are IN bu, limi,cn request a, ea@sac.
Rye 72@73c.
Whiskey steady at al &c.
Nothing doing In groceries.
Gold 2Sc. Silver l5@isc. Exchange steady
at prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-18

In this country. the Government is founia.
ton not to be destroyed Everything is in the
hands Of the people, who build the suPerstructure
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
Mise ami qtbeemise,
ROMANTIC LOVE SCENE.

'Tis past the hour of midnight The golden god of
day, who yesterday drove an emblazoned chariot
through the heavens has ceased shining on the earth
and black pail reigus the lower section of our
city. Nothing is heard the distant step of a
melancholy bill poster h3 pursues his honeward
way Suddenly a sound breaks the stillness-it is
the voice of Frederick William calling in plaintive
tones upon his beloved Florence Amelia.
Throw open the lattice love- and look down upon
the easement for 7. your dear Frederick am here"
"What brings thee at this time of the night, when
all is still and gloomy ?'
81 come to offer thee my heart. Upon nay soul 1
love thee-truly, wildly, passionately love thee
Dost thou reciprocal %
The maiden blushed as she hesitated.
"Ah," cried he. and the face of our hero lit up
a sardonic smile, thou lowest anotherg
"No no nO!'' cried Florence.
"Then why not rush to this bosom that is bursting
to receive thee p
Because" replied the innocent, but still tremo-
ling damsel, 81 An UYDREssED"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-03-11
far1u&r's Gnl II 1Gu.
HOW TO CHOOSE A FARM HORSE.

The farmer requires horse that can take him to
market and around his farm on which he can occas-
ionallyrideifor pleasure, and which he must some
times use for the plow and harrow First to notice
is the eyes, which should be we'll examined Clear
ness of the eye is sure indication of goodness But
this is not all-the eyelids, eyebrows and all other
aspendages, must be considered; for many horses,
whose eyes appear clear and brilliant 60 blind at
early age therefore, be careful to observe wheth
er the parts between the eyeids and eyebrows are
swollen for this indicates that the eye will not last
When-the eyes remarkably fat, sunk within their
orbits il is bad sign. The iris or circle that sur
rounds the sight of the eye should be distinct and Of
pale variegatsd cinnamon color; for this is sure
sign of good horse. The eyes of horse are meyer
too large. The head should be of good size broad
between the eyes, large nostrils red within for
large nostrils betoken good wind The feet and legs
should be regarded for horse with a weak foun-
dation wilLde little service. The feet should be of
middle size and smooth the heels should be firm,
and not spongy and rotton. The limbs should be
free from bemishes of all kinds the knees straight,
the back sinews strong, and we'll braced. The das-
tern Joints should be clean and clear of swengs of
all kin Is and the ground: for such never
have the rng-bone. Flesh-legged horses are gener-
ally subject to the grease and other inrmities of
that kind and therefore shorle not be chosen. The
body should be of good size the back straight, or
nearly SO, and have only a small sinking below the
withers; the harrell round, and the ribs coming
close to the hip joints. The shoulders should run
back, but not too heavy; for horse with heavy
shoulders seldom we'll chest and arms large.
horse weighing from 1900 to l,5OO is large enough
fora farmers horse from 1000 to 100 is heavy
enough for carriage horse. I should advise every
one to get some experimental knowledge of horse
before purchasing g.-Ohio Cult irGtor