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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-30

Farmers will find . large lot Of the
best Mowing Blades and hay Forks ct
j. r. Breasts, No. 20 Public Square,
which be will cell for Tennessee Money
At par. iuly25-2t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-30

We will take at par the notes Of the
shelbyyille Bank Of Tennessee, for sales
or debts due.
w. II. LUoUs & Co.
Tor, TRADUE & LUoUs
July 25th, 1868.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-30

Confederate Army gone into
Camp.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-30
w. w. Craig,

General Railroad Agtui.
NASHVILLE. Tennessee. june n ls0s--te
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

Rebel deserters from Fredericksburg state
thithet are now supraied with rstions of hsh
caught from the RappahannOck, instead OF meat
Gen. Grant. last winter. was on the eve Of be
ing removed for want of capacity. and bu, for the
personal exertions OF Washburne, of Illinois,
would have been sacrificed.
The suggestion Is again revived among the
radicsls Of making Ben Wade Lieutenan, Gen
eral. Whenever he appears on the ground he al
once assumes bold and commanding position
In that character be Is recognized and admired
The most violent supporters of the present
political policies of the war are the men who for
twenty years past have denounced the Constitu
ton as covenant with hell They are the
loyal men OF these times.
-GoING BACK To THE wAR-A splendid regi
ment from New Hampshire. having gone home
and recruited. return to the war. The men were
quite willing go back after sojourn of a
month or two among their friends.
a refugee from Richmond SAYS a man m med
Delosier has become quite renowned there for his
services to the Confederate States as an overland
blockade runner. Hardly month passes but he
arrives laden with articles scarce at Richmond.
and valuable Information OF a military character.
The New Orleans Era of May says: I'VE
have good reason for saying that large part of
the forces under General Hunter, and most of the
iron ciads recently engaged at Charleston, are on
their way to this depart ment. We believe thatn
twenty days. both Galveston and Mobile will be
in our possession.
Among the Rebel dead are Albert Sidney
johnson. r Garrett, Bernard f Bee, Felix X
Zoilicoffer. Thomas Jonathan tStonewall) Jack
son, Obadiah Jennings Wise, Ben. MeCulloch,
Earl Van Dorm, Robert T. Garland, Lawrence
O'Brien Branch. Phillip St George Cooke. and a
number Of other Major Generals and Brgader
Generals who held less prominent positions when
the rebellion broke out.
In Connect cut, enrolling officers encounter
more difficulty among the coiored people than
they do with the white population. They are
stubborn and in many instances pugnacious In
one case where officer bad called upon a col
ored lady to get the name OF her husband. she
buntly refused to give it, and attacked the official
in'-you cant make soser out oil niger, any
how"
In the Rebel service, there are five full Gen.
erals ranking follows:
1-Samuel Cooper. 2-Robert Lee. 3-Jos.
Z. JOIN ston. 4-P g. I Beauregard s.
Braxton Bragg.
There are six Lieutenant Generals who stand.
according to rank, in the following order:
flames Lon.street 2-Leonidas Polk 3
F. kirby Smith. 4-Wm. ] Hardee. John G.
Pemberton 6-Theo N Holmes
There over two hundred Major and Briga-
der Generals.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

Fam DouoLAss addressed the Republicans 81
BROOKLYN last week on the subject If amalgams-
tion-the last plank in the Abolition platform.
He said:
There is no, much prejudice against color now.
because in coming down Broadway the other day. .
saw white lady riding by the side of colored
man: IL WIS true the colored man bad bit OF
tnseI around his hat. but nobody seemed to no.
tee that. and the lady did not show any signs Of
disgust few days since, white lady asked
me 70 walk down Broadway with Der, and insisted
on taking nv arm As We went along. every
one we met stared at IL we were some curl
Gus animals. What was the reason the people
did not stare nj the coachman In the same man.
nerf Simply because he was servant. and
was walking in the capacity OF friend. Bye
and byc. YOU will get over all this nonsense.
You ought 10 see me in London, walking down
Broadway. with white lady on each arm: and
no person stared Mt Us IL they thought it
strange. II will soon be so here, and we will be
all the nobler and better. lCheers-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

= Attorney General Bates has PREPARED an
opinion. which. il is said. is accepted by the De.
par'ment that The law of Congress regarding the
payment of three hundred dollars in lieu of ser
vice, and when person Is drafted. is mandatory.
and that this sum. and no less. must be fixed in
ali such cases. but it Is also held that this only
exempts the party from that particular draft
when The money IS paid; and that similar liza
bility is incurred upon each and every draft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

"NoBopY HuKr 1T Is estimated that from
the commencement of the war. ., s74 Federals
have been killed, III 029 wounded, 73.2lS made
prisoners. aud $50 GOO died from disease ard
wounds; that % .eS3 CoBfederates have been
killed. els wounded, 80 l69 made prisoners
and 80 600 died from disease and wounds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

20 Str~nge stories are told IN Washington
about Brigader General. who has received
present of white feather from the met. of = Ia:
gade in whose ride pits he sought refuge during
\ recent engagement. until 4 cessation in she'll.
ing enabled him "a '.skedaddle" 10 the rear
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

- General Hascal has authorized Mr. s. P
Cothn to collect mp and restore tn the owners the
property c0ptured by those who made raid upon
the citizens of Abingdon and Center townships, a
few weeks ago. Those who were arrested have
all been released, as the charges against them
were wholly unsustained BY any proof when the
cases were investigated. General Hascall has
done Just act IN ordering that property taken
from persons who were innocent of any offense
against Jaw or order, shall be restored 10 them.
We hear that good many civil suits are likely
10 grow out of certain performances at Center
vile OF which the participants made great boasts
Richmond Jeffersonian
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

MAR Ri

BARNES-SEEBOLT--On the 9th inst. by Elder W.
Crawford the residence Of the BRIDES father DR. II r.
Barnes of indianapolis indiana Miss Fannie Seebolt
Of jefferson county. Ky
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

DR.. LudIum'> Specific,
roa rHs
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF TINE ORGANS OF
GEN ERATION.


sGNHE GonorrhGa, eouirnony called ci.r. Va sss
any explanation; Il J. easy 90 b got bat il duitto
clear Of II l. companion that few admire. 70 per-
ades ali classes q scracs,buth maize snd female, rich
aud poor both married and single. Although sotrouble
itself distressing and sometimes fatal Hiss
d~.s<e the treatment % which. has generally h~-n
treatment IL hrs 70 deprive yoa Of al business; thea
CONES Of ratiofi-llving bread and tea.
water Cruel Ami Of iope rsu<tthen bed.
capped or l-sched combined vfth uaasesne medrncs.
injections lotions o.ntments and fomeuta inns.
Fvery few dsrs the unedcir-s changed. sffsr
hearswith great forude toy fear Of sxpcsa:h he d dis
charged discharges himself with irritsbl<
weed teSticc, enlargement % glands
% disease ~ the neck Of the bladder.
TaisSpecihc. WHICH acts like charm. with fe~ doses
tsose diseases and quite take. and which
more and MANI 81 the Souihern cities. eertsm snd
efectus remedy that makes rapid andpe
without regard 10 diet trnk ~rest
ling, iuHpng or over-stTainins This remedy = M
disc II i extracted from plants. and per-
fectly safe e. u Is purely vegetable II contains rner
curry. that you expoe yourself 90 al kiDcs 81
weather, without the essi danger from the medicine
And II you careful IN wrapping ap your paste. you
will hsve no taste smell from a. 80 that you not
deprived from going into company or being detcctrdby
Arrest friends
This Is Quack MEDICINE. buia remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular phy stefan. and
confidently reoomme0dedf % the unfortunate.
CAUT1ON-None J. genuine without the signature Of
the proprietor p Davidson arc und the box All In
Engagements Of trade viii Be prosecuted the
utmost rigor ofthe Law.
WI. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
sascinn.fi. Ohio
Sold BY Drusgistseenerally isnls-dsms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

sE-One OF the orders received on Tuesday bv
Jsy Cooke. for five twenty Government bonds.
was from Kentucky, and covered three hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in gold. which. Mt the
present premium on gold, will buy over half a
million of the loan This. from the State of
Kentucky, shows confidence in the right quarter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
Another v,ctsrn.

We neglected TO notice in our last eek issue
that Hon. A j Douglas, Senator from Hunt
inston and Whitley counties in this State. WAS
arrested at Crestline. Ohio. on the 10Th. for dis
loyai words spoken in a speech made somewh here
IN Ohio Mr. ID. with two small children. was
standing the platform at the Depot. awaiting
TIE ARRIVAL of the Chicago train He was seized
BY some soldiers and dragged into the Cincinnati
train. AMI hurried Oft without time speak u his
children ot 10 make any arrangements for their
conveyance home
we ~ ow not what cowaTdly ASA s>in procured
his arrest. or what - the specific character of ire
charges made agsit~t him bu, 49, do know that
h more loyal man treads Indiana soil than Mr..
Douglas
Col L r. Milligsn. of Huntington and Ho,,
I. II. BARLEY, Of Ohio, are engaged for his u,
Tense aud are now in Cincinnati CIR thar nYrrosa
We have heard nothing from hisa s.ase las ar
rert.-, Miami Comfy ses tines
- Several Of the coIored brethren OF al =
city. setustei no doubt. by tie desire to impress
the Hsytien Minister with the ides thu he was
nos 20 DC sighted h that persuasion, called up
on hum lev days ago. On being admitted TO
The presence OF Tie muiatto. he wanted 20 know
definitely what They wanted Of him. Ga replying
that they had merely called 10 raw their respects
he POLITELY informed them thai .he rad come
here 70 represent ais Government. and not 10 en-
ter ain c0lorej people He Il ereat-,n ii .,niss,-I
them, directing the servant. al the same time to
show them on, the back way = Washington Cor
Cincinnati Gazette
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
EXCURSION.
CAT HOLIC PICNIC!
TX BE nc - q - q IL
EXCuRS SION.

MIR p. HARRINGTON TIE PRINCE OF LEMON
AIDE and ice max ers, &C. &c, the sole
proprietor of the grounds be occupied 81 Paul
the Cincinnati Railroad Wednesday the Sd Of June, by
the ST. Johns Catholic Church rc-Nic.
Mr. IL has carpenters to construct stands,
be built in the form Of semicrcle the space for
which will require about five hundred yards OF
awning He has already engaged the services of fifteen
active young men MeSsrS. T. and John Daily the
most experienced men in tier line in the State Of indi
ans. He wants a few hoy, TO go through the
ground during the day. in order retail the fruits of the
TROPICS.
No family need take their has ct. Mr. H. will take
enough to satisfy the inner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

CoURr GossIP The latest adsiees from Ayen
Sedlesoss inform Us that Mr. Sqa,oob i. furnish
Ing her new house. aud has gwen orders for q
large Bibe with blue cover. 10 correspond IriiA
fl> osA<r fsrnaure'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
NOTICE.

In AL REVIEW UE-
OFFICE ASSESSOR INTERNAL REVENUE,
Sixth District Of Indiana,
INDIANAPOLIS, May %, 1857
TENHF CITIZENS OF MARION COUNTY, INDIANA,
re hereby notified that the Assessment Books will
be kept open for inspection in Office in New Tai
botts building, until the 2h of June Any person not
entirely satisfied with the action of the several
for The county will please call upon by that time; a.,
after that day make any change in the
Persons having failed to make application for Licenses
and in their Income Lists also, Carriages
Plate &c must do by the Sd day OF June; desire
close tn. AsSessmt Rocks then After that time,
persons not conpl, ing with the law liable fine.
Manufacturers, Auctionecrs. Butchers and others,
particularly requested TO call and make their monthly
reports prOmp " the rSt day of month; the
law requires prOmptne than has hitherto been
hbitef and, in of delays hereafter, wi be
quire to add the penalty.
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW,
my30-d ie20 Assessor Sixth District OF Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30
FoUNpRIEs.
TIE HOOsIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OH FOUSDRY, WE ARE
now prra ed 10 and satisfactorily execute
ordsrs for stoves and castings .sneraiy. The senio
partner bs- iut returned from the last wbere he n.
procured the most delFabe and Peec patterns for cook
aud parlo everinironccd itohe marke. Neespe
ciaS invite tbe attention Of wholesale deser-
ths branch 81 our business with request that they VIII
Civ, Us cali Our other work " embrace iron fronts
and columns (Which desire prominent fes
ture ia MANUFACTURED railing and min castings
mills and kettles, house work. such venfilaiors win
dow caps sls and hoowr arr fact everything pro fuced
l. iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage.
and only promise what wrli and promptly per-
forul.
Oice and Foundry los south Delaware street sejois-
ing indianapolis sud Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Drpots, indianapolis ndisns.
myls- cox, LORD PECK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-30

FuNHEsE BOMBS BEAR sI1 PER CENT INTEREST
II payable ia god, semi annually. We supplx them
IN all denominations at par.
The privilege Of subscribing this loan sics..e JaIy
!, 1s6s- - -
Orders should, therefore. be sent In xithous della,
A. q ]. c. :. HARRISON
nyzs-dtaDyi Bankers, Indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29
From 81. LOuis

ST. Louis. July g The steamer Imperial.
the first boat from New Orleans, arrived this
morning. 4 large crowd of merchants and other
citizens greeted her arrival, and national salute
was fired in honor of the opening of the Missis
sippi river.
The steamer A. Pierce sailed this evening for
New Orleans with large cargo of private freight
and long passenger list.
The Continental left yesterday at noon for the
same port heavily laden with Government stores
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

HEApoU AKrKRs DIsrRIcr or INpIA~.)
Department OF the Ohio AMI Mich gan
lSpiASAroLis. July p. 1868
Complaints having been made at Headqt,rters
of the m>behavior of soldiers. aud even cicers
in railroad cars, the Brigadier General Com
mandng directs:
That officers or non commissioned okcers
in charge CT squads shall be held responsb, for
their ,cuads To see that they are quiet ara re
spectful, remain seated. and that they in nowav
insult citizens Violate the rules of the railros or
inure or defsce the
2 All officers, non commissioned officers md
privates are required TO give their names rink
and regiment 10 The ticket agents or conducors
If deTpanded. on penalty OF being court martiaed
for disobedience of orders and conduct pre- udit Al
TO good order and military discipline or mre
summary punishment
3. Railroad officers and conductors will plese
report every violation of this order to these He'd
quarters. or 10 the nearest commanding other
or Provost Marshal : the case NAV be-
1 In cases OF d unkenness or other outrageou
conduct on the par, OF soldiers in the ears, IN
conductors and employees of the road will cal
upon all good officers and soldiers present to re
store order, AMI II there be no sufficient mliar'
force present. the conductor and employees OF th'
road. or the civil police nav enforce H.
By command of Brig Gen WILCOX
RoB'r. \. HrTcHISs. Capt and \. \. G.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29
vice Presidens stephens IN DanviIIe

Hon A II Stephens. OF Georgia. our distn
guishej Vice President arrived IA Da1ville OIL
Monday evening. eta route tor the South. and lef
for Greensboro, ~ c.. on Wednesday lie Wa,
the guest. portion OF the time he was here. cd
the Mayor. DE-. Atkinson. and the remainder Of
the lime OF Major " + Suiherlin. During the
day of Tuesday the honorable gentleman was
occupied IA visiting the various military hospi
tails. the arsenal. and other objects OF interest at
this place. and ~as evidently highly pleased With
the general management OF these establishments
lie has on all occasions since the commencement
OF this unholy VAR shown himself the warm
friend Of the private soldier. and has manifested
great concern IN the conduct OF the hospitals set
apart tor the -ick aud sounded
Monday night ar Stephens was serenaded by
q large body of citizens and disabled soldiers,
and responded 10 calls made tor = speech in the
handsome and eloquent ST. le so peculiar 70 him
He reviewed hastily the present condition of the
country. and babe the people DC OF good cheer
a. the loss OF Vlcksburg and other less important
places was by 10 means disastrous as many
persons supposed He expressed unshak en-
faith la the Ultimate success OF our cause II DAY.
vile Va Register. July II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CouRT-The
parties arrested at Iogansport or passing coun
terfeit postal currency were taken before Com
missioner Davis Yesterday tor examination. The
examination of y. keuton occupied the morning
hour. and he was discharged In tie afternoon
Richard Clarke and Edward ID Barnett we're ex
amined and held to bail-the former in $500 and
the latter in $500--Ior their appearance vt the
next term OF the District Court John % n ell
and NJ Bunkerhof will be up this morning The
defense conducted bv Attorney General
Hord and Sims A Colley. Esq
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29
From HIcAlnlaiS

MEMrHrs. July 27.-The Rebel force in front
Of Corinth has fallen back.
Our scouts report that they were ordered to
Georgia, but when they commenced the move
ment the men deserted in large numbers, and
the order was countermanded
Chalmers is moving towards the Alabama
line
Baifles, Forrest. Wilson and others were or
dered to scour the country for conscripts
Gen. Dodge is actively watching every move,
and his forces are fully employed at all times
Scarcely day passes that he does not strike the
en- envy at some point
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

tR- Col. Wilder. of the 18th Indiana. the
commander OF WiIder's famous mounted brigade,
was in the city yesterday The Colonel looks
bully--like hard riding and severe fighting was
the meat he fattened on. His command consists
Of five regiments. and he reports them IN splendid
condition. The old 18th il one of them. IL
numbers six hundred effective men after over two
years Of hard service Since they have been
mounted they have almost lived in the saddle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

We are nov ready To do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing, in the best style. on short no
tice. and as cheap as any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. tine assortmen,
Of paper and CARDS, and We can do good aud cheap
work. All kinds of books. briefs, catalogues
&c. printed in the best style and on short notice
We Ask the patronage Of Democrats. and alloth
ersthat want printing done If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

ACCIDENT on TIVE CIScISssrr RoAp Mr.
Redmond. brakeman on freight train on the
Cincinnati road. bad his arm crushed on Monday
afternoon. The train was rounding n curve. when
he fell of, and the train passed over his arm.
The arm vas amputated yesterday morning at 2
o'clock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

THE PALMER House, M, Sapp. one Of the
popular clerks ut the Palmer. has forsaken his
desk for the purpose Of engaging in other bust
ness. He carries with him the good wishes of
hosts of friends. He is succeeded by Mr. Jones
formerly OF the Jones House. Lafayette. and
more recently of the BITES House in this CITY
With Messrs. johnson and Jones at the desk and
the whole -souled Minnick "mine host" the
Palmer House is one OF the most agreeable stop
ping places in the universe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

u No rain yet. As a general rule fine
moonlight night inspires pleasurable emo, ons.
but the long draught. broken only by few drops
OF rain ON Saturday. scarcely sufficient lay the
dust, makes the desire for shower TO revive the
dropping crops. so great. that few enioyed the
beauties of last night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

1T rKt-koRAn-

lBy fkixosAyz-
new York Market.
Trv YoaE. July -.
Flour-Opened heavy and closed dali.
Whisky-Heavy. at %Ssa4sj<e.
Grain-Wheat opened quiet and frm. but
closed dull and shade lo~er. 81 O09l is for
choice Spr ne. 81 1891 % for Michigan Club.
81 05 tor inferior do. 81 22@l 81 for Winter
Red Western. Corn opened lie better. and closed
dull at about Yesterdays prices. 6SS7Oc. Osts
dull at 72@T3c - { 4
Provisions-Pork opened quiet and closed dull
heavy and lower. Lard firm at ga 9l0c.
Money easy. Sterling exchange closed dull
at 40 for best bills
ctnctnnatt Market E~'
CINCINNATI. July %.
Flour-Dull. and prices unsettled.
Grain-Wheat held higher, but no advance
was established. Red s7@9lc and White $l@
] %. Corn 57a55c. Oats dull at $4,000
Barley dull at 81 20@l IS. but buyers not offer
ing over ST. aHI|s fa q
Whiskey. 42iec.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
MOney-Gold l26. Silver 100. Exchange
firm Money easy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

WASHINGTON. July 25-One hundred and
forty four Rebels recently captured in Virginia
arrived to day; among them were eight officers,
of whom Captain Was captured at Vicksburg
and paroled but who had violated his word and
WIS again found in the service Some Of these
prisoners are anxious to take the oath of allie
glance and Others ao "e exchanged
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

Lunch AT THE NArIoSAL-Rhodius sets one
OF his magnificent. turtle soup lunches at the Ma
tional this morning from 10 To III o'clock The
turtles out Of which George makes his soup are
genuine Aldermsnic fellows. aud he knows how
to put on the fxins la Soyer. A hint to the
wise is sufficient
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29
From Lexington.

LEXINGTON. Ky July 2s--At n convention
held in this city today. b j Clay of Bourbon
county was nominltet on the fifth ballot for Con-
gress TO + u the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Hon. John J. Crtteuden.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29
Special Order No. 81.
IEADo. DIS. IypfAyA AKIN Micutc.y

Indianapolis. July %.
|. The U. s service and the good name of the
State of Indiana are daily scandalized by the
want of discipline of many OF the troops
Officers Of every rank are eujoined to carry
ont the Army Regulations more strictly OH
GERS peglecing their duty in this respect will be
recommended for summary dismissal
BY command Of Brig Gen. WILCOX
X. A. HUrcuINs. Capt. A. A. G
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

~ Seventeen more Rebel officers from Port
Hufson passed through the city Yesterday, des
tined Tor Johnson's Island They were under
the charge Of Adjutant Weber. of the 18th Ohm.
who discharged his duty faithfully and vet with
the courtesy of gallant officer and gentleman.