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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
wNs w DISCOVERY FOR THE

speedy and permanent % Seminal Weakness. IRE
thrsl and sginal Discharges. elect, seqaa Diseases.
Emissions, Impotence Genital Debility and diseases Of
the Blade. snd Kidneys.
BEIL's SsEcuTc Puts warranted in all cases
and can be :eled No change Of diet required. They
do nsnte nor interfere with business pursuits Up
wards Of geo hsve been cured the past month.
More than .sase 1anirsd pAysieidRs them IN their
prirdte prrcs, and oil speak sOe1 Of tseir efficacy.
They entirely harmless the system. and can be
lied in "a arising from youthful iDdi-ereton
selfabuse. which often intermediates the sufferer from
fulfilling f<tls'ies Of RarriAd Jt>.
ATRTA14sE Of g. pages, containing means Of cure,
sent free to.All. Two stamps required for postage.
The Pills viii 5e by mali. securely sealed
ccipt OF One Dollar by BRYAN, ND,
No. &c c, dar street, MI.
Sold BE- sitths pr pal druggists.
T0MLINs0S a COX. Agents,
sept3o-dasls indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 sE-LADlESi LADIES' LADIES' DON'T
fal 90 rese the advertisements in Tits paper BRAIDED
IMPORTArz TO FEMALES. Dr. Cne-~mAn. Of Se~
YORK has devoted The last thirty years Of bs psaees 70
Female cous ssasuts. HE Hls Ike charr- Issy
era reliable and SAFE pc~a-dau
II IMPORTANT TO LADIES' DR.
HAsvxrs EsxXIs Pzls hsvS nsvsr yet fA;,se b TO-
moving dlssirss arising from obstruction. stop2sss
ofnsturs. g N restoring the system 20 psrssei health
when sufras ron SPIRAL Affections, frosp~us. rtsri.
the whiss-s other weakness Of the Ctsrns orSsns
The Pills perfectly haru. the constitution. and
may b taker BY the delicate female without oaus-
ing Distress the same time they like charm ~
sirenghens nvigoratng and restoring The sys'sn 70
healthy copltion. and BY bringing The monthly pc
rod with regularity. from what the
obstruction may arise. They should however. NOT be
taken durr the first three four months cf pregnancy
though saf< at any other time. miscarriage would Be
the result.
Esch box contains 50 pIs. Price 81.
DIR. HARvEY's TREATISE on Diseases Of Females
Pregnancy Miscarriage Barrennes steriity Reprodnc-
ton and Aliases Of Ns.are and emphaticay the Ladies
Private Meical Adviser, pamphlet Of 81 pages sent
free address, Six required to paw postage
The Pills .sd book viii be sent by mail when desired
securely seized and prepaid. by
J. BRYAN. NJ D., General Agent.
NO.Ts Cedar street. New York.
/ nPsold .y all the principal druggists.
A0MLtNsON COX. Druggists. Agents,
sept3o'es :i6wiy Indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

u Lost. on Wednesday or THURSDAY Of last
week. memorandum book. With the letters
O. W G. in capitals written on the inside OF the
clasp. containing several bills for pIasterng on
different gentlemen Of this city. also two pencils
one With pen attached. Ny name is written in
II IN several places. II is Of no use any one but
ms-elf The finder. by leaving 10 at Tomliuson
Cox's drug store, will be suitably rewarded
G. " GRlFyfra
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

CIrlsrSs. BEwsKE .-oficers, Powers bray
add Barbee yesterday afternoon killed n mad dog
Sew ersl other dogs are supposed 10 be bitten toy
the animal. These officers are resolved, because
of what they know themselvss. To enforce the
dog ordinance The saving at the lives of citi
lsns. of women. Of little children. render chi.
course Of acecn imperative their para Let
them discharge their duty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

IT, On Saturday last. about midnight. pris
ouer attempted To escape from Camp Morton.
He had got about ten feet in advance of the
guards. when he was rushed upon by two OF them
and seized. Immediately. others on duty pour
ell volley upon the three men. Fortunately
nobody was hurt and the prisoner was returned
10 quarters
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

CHANGE ov TINE On and after to day. Nov
Is. trains will run on the Indiana Central railroad
a. follows:
Leaving indianapolis Morning Express. at 5:ls
A NJ: Evening Express. 7:l0 p NJ: Mail (io'
Richmond, at 2:i5 p NJ Arriving. Nigh, tx
press. at $40 A NJ Day Express, lO:l0 NJ
Mail. 1 IS p. NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

CHANGE or TINE ON and after to day. Nov.
l6, trains OH the indianapolis and Cincinnati
railroad will ran "a follows:
Leaving Indianapolis at 400 A. NJ. ll:lO
M and 7l5 z NJ Arrive at indianapolis AT
1890 z. NJ, Ills Z. NJ, and 1000 p. NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

CHANGE OF TIME On and after to-day. Nov
Is. trains on the Peru and indianapolis railroad
will run ~ follows:
Leaving. Chicago Express No. ,. leo A NJ.
Mail. AIS NJ Chicago Express No l. lol.
r. NJ Arriving. Chicago Express No :. OIL.
A. VI Mail. illO A NJ, Chicago Express No
/, $50 p NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
ErOnl lR0Sl0n.

BosloN. November l4-Thc Legislature to-
day passed the bill to make the pay OF the Massa-
chuset,s colored regiments equal 20 that of the
white troops in the service Numerous PROPOSE
tions regarding bountes. pa,, &c 10 encourage
volunteering, we're discussed, but no action wa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

II Extensive preparations. we understand
are IN progress in indianapolis for the manufac-
ture OF tobacco In this branch OF commerce aud
industry several oil our capitalists have invested
and propose still further to invest their surplus
funds.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
sew ar. uarhc,

NRw YoRK. November Ia
Flour less active. and common grades are Sc
lower: Sc lnd6 20 iur extra State 81 25(f7 30
for X IL O and 81 35f9 - for trade brands.
Whisky active and firm ut 81 @65c
Wheat irregular aud unsettled. aud (D2c low
e.; 81 33Ml - for Chicago spriug, ST 30@l.S7
for Milwaukee club. and 81 1901 81 for winter
red western Corn opened shade irmer, and
closed quiet about yesterday prices.
Sugar firm
Pork quie, and without change.
Lard quiet az lIss@l2c.
Money easier and better supply at per cent
Sterling dull at l6l@l6l,s Gold unchanged
opening n, Al declining to i6lI. advancing &c
AZ. closing quiet NJ AZ prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

IMPORTANT business makes il
Necessary for the ladies OF the Supper Committee
TO meet ut 80 O'Clock this (Monday) morning.
ut DIR. III. q Cary's. No. II North Meridian
street. A full aud prompt attendance is desired
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
IRON, St. Cathariues.

ST. CATHARlSEs. 9 w November IA
lock on the Weliaud Canal was damaged by a
schooner to-day. and uwig ition thereby will be
interrupted until next week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

FoRr MoNRoE, November l3.-Ihe Examiner
Of the lOth says Thomas White, proprietor OF the
Abingdon Hotel, was shot and MORALLY wound
ed in difficulty with Colonel Clarence Prentiss.
yesterday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

ExefxE AND BogLER FoR SALE-A FIVE horse
power upright engine With boiler. teater. cop
meeting PIPES. &c. in complete running order.
non used in running the Sentinel presses. will De
sold At bargain. TO make room for larger Ell.
CINE. II viii be delivered when We remove into
our new Office. early in October Apply at this
of3ce sepl2-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

IN company of invalid troops from the
Easi arrived on Saturday last. and are now doing
duty at Camp Morton. where some four. five or
six thousand rebel prisoners are confined
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

HousK wASTtp.-A house. suitable for small
family, within three or tour squares Of the cor
per Of Meridian and Washington streets Land
lords having such tenement TO rent will please
apoly at No East Pearl street novl6 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

impersonation was wonderfully heavy acting
This part was done by little man about four
feet long and half that distance across Hema6t
a plump. wel-ied king, and Caesar whose meat
may have been a supply ofbacon. When sitting
upon his little white throne. he reminded us of ~
inflated toad sitting medtatively upon his stool
Julius Caesar WIS too much for him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

eHOn Thursday next, in the Y s Circuit
Court. the criminal docket viii be called The
y District Attorney requests to give this
public notice 10 all parties concerned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
COM M ERCiAL.
fss TsLSassrB.
cincinnati uRrltet.

CIsciNNArI November Ia.
Flour unchanged and quiet
Wheat firm but not much in demar..: red,
81 l5@l 10; white. 81 4n6l - Corn in light
supply: good demand AT 7s@ Soc for new. and %
CO zoe for cd. the lstter rate for shelled. Oats
firm at 75@76c in bulk. and S5c in bags. Rye
ami barley unchanged
Whisky active NJ 6nc
Hogs firm at Sc s5@6 50 Receipts light and
but few on the market
Provisions held frmls Mt extreme rates. which
checks business Green meats, 5asI1c. Bacon
shoulders in active demand Mt 554c and bulk
shoulders AT 5@5lsc; both held higher.
Groceries firm and unchanged
Gold. 45c. and Silver nj foe prem: market
rather dull at the close. Exchange dull
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

H The Court House fence surrounding the
building where justice is supposed to be dispensed
IN Marion county. having become dilapidated ia
TO Le replaced, new boards being used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

Blanc LEAsEs "A good form of blank leases
or houses, &c, has been printed and can be ob
tailed at this Office. oci5 DIFF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

MASONIC NoTIcr There will be a special
meeting OF Centre Lodge No. 80 this Monday
evening at o'clock. for work
CBARLrs FIsnTR Sec'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

II Articles donated TO the ladies for the
fair and sale. will be deposited at the Office OF
Gen. Darlington, over Mr.. Sheets store.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

~ The City Councl meets tonight. The
Street Railros'. ordinance will come up for CON
cid erstion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

BThe African Methodist Episcopal Church
edihee on Georgia street is being extensively
beanti6ed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

a IL oUR STOVES ARE or THE LATEST AND
n mostinpr we'd patterns
oar other work WI embrace Iron Fronts, Columns,
Ia iwAy. Aill and House Castings. &c, &c.
Orders by nall otherwise solicited, and prompt ~.
tent,n gves.
Oar prices will be found "a lew as any.
Ofsce Saes-roon AID Foundry - South Re ware
street, squares directly Of the linton Depot,
octl3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

ATTHY AMERICAN DgsPESSAHy wv rRFAT ~
"A new method. and With The hspr.es results, P,o-
t0lsbs Jferi failing Of the womb, Cao>vnrfon f1cy
sffon, LseA rvh>a, vhesl u snorg snd I'll osher t-
eases 70 which the lm>rfc6n Emol r. peculiarly
LIABLE Send three dollars and receive b. express II
the Doctors Feyn0is >SfHoes This Instrument shsua
be used BY every The land for the purpose u
clernifaess. COMFORT. Aeahh dc. Sent free receipt
Of stamp copy u Private Letter As,ed Lsds~s
health. fc- The Doctor's cetsbraf>5 ysss1k Pfn<
fresh from the Dspeusary. are Fyt good In simple dis
eases, IRE Eularities. &c. Price ~. by mall
At the 4Sa<rtcdn DfsJcns0ry Ne al.o treat sffAosf
mercury. and with never falling sscoess Tss>vsaf o.
what the euscks call prcafe secret diseases; f<s
In ali iss stages. Gonorrhea. Ges sfure Hydrocsie
Circocele, va1ecce. csrsoceis spermscrhes seminal
Weakness Nocturnal Ennissinn-. sexual DebilEy In
potency and effects Of self sbuee. TIE issf sin
treated Of IN prisste letter, which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
The experience 81 the surreon IN charge II this de-
pstmen of the best hospfsls IN Europe and n
New York City, enables him 20 treat patients sciennesl
IL and restore them speedily
those living Al distance esa eonlmunicass By ielts.
srdbe reafed their houses. fr send 3:
or flo and RECEIVE ueoicinst.
consultatios free and cozEdss+iof. Room No. 3sk
East washngfou Street. indianapolis. r o. Boa f7ss-
aprs-dtv Win .fsss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

sE- Miss witIeSce delivered lecture on
Spirluslism last night at the Court House She
is beautiful aud gifted lady aud rivals a an
oratrix the famous Anna Dickinson who. throw
inc Of al modesty. is stamping about the coun
try. We do not mean 10 say that Miss Nitiesee
is not n woman in all respects-in heart, mind
and soul She will lecture in the Court House
again on Sunday next. and her talents. her beauty
aud her grace, apart from her subject, demand
that she should have a crowded audience
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

~ Yesterday vas cold. cloudy and gloom,
Sunday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
cuANFRAu

This great comic actor appears tonight Dur
Ing his entire engagement. we shall have some
thing worth seeing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

tX-GovernoF Morton aud number Of other
gentlemen from this State will leave here for
gettysburg. Pennsy lvAniA, 10 be present at the
consecration Of the ground recently purchased a
that place for a National cemetery The cere-
monies. il is said. will be imposing Each State
thai had troops in the battle Sill be represented
The President and the heads o: departments At
Washington are expected 70 toe present. The
orator will be delivered by Edward Everett.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

~ We cannot learn what the County Com
missioners hsve done with regard TO appropria
ii0ns for volunteers We suppose they have
voted NO psltry sum. Let those patriots here ia
the North sho are mixing money out Of this
war, and covering themselves with greenbacks,
not neglect our gallant soldiers Who ut peril OF
limb and life. are covering themselves with
glory. Republicans control this county. and we
shall see what they do. We know what they
have done
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

ErRoPoLIrAS.-Saturday night. Mr.. Neaie
who WAS starring here, appeared in the splendid
character of Brutus. but failed signnlly to impress
u with the belief that he is more than an ordina
~ actor As trageian. he does not rank with
many who tread the American boards His De
clanaton il that of an old fashioned Methodist
circuit rider: his acting is not easy, or natural
his step il not stately, or graceiul-he walks as
though he were measuring distances We were
indeed surprised that he did not better sustain the
reputation he has gained. and were led to suspect
that il was rather To the assistance Of the pres,
than To the actual possession of high histrioniC
talent that he owes his distinction He rendered
the magnificent part of Brutus very badly for 4
distinguished a tragedian We think that he Is
greatly overrated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
Mr. hill

was cast in n new character to him. and we fear
&c h- failure in 40 heavy role as Cissius. but
he PLAYED it exceedingly well. aud gave str!,nRer
evidence of positive talent than we have before
seen him exhibit. He is n s,udous. promising
actor. and is rapidly overcoming some grave
faults
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

GopEys LADYs Book The December mum
her exces all previous issues Its fashion plates
engraved illustrations. and miscellany are moi
surpassed. f equalled. by any other magazine
For sale by Bowen, Stewart 4 Co, Mrs
THOMPSON Sou. aud Merrill < Co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
Mr. RILEY

A. Mark Antony by his natnralness and finish,
completely eclipsed the lending man and became
the star himself 10y the force OF his genius and the
excellence of his culture
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

INV MrsIc -" The Flag of America" and
When in my dreaming" are the titles of two
new pieces of music published by John Church.
Jr Cincinnati. For sale at the music stores in
this city.
Smyrna times., 1863-07-09
Runaway.
,iITHERs,
Secretary Of State.

In our last issue it will be remembered that
we stated that all the compositors save one
had been ordered off with the 9th Regt., and
that IN consequence we could issue but half
sheet this week. On Monday last the editor
received information that the typo left in charge
had "retreated" ON the Friday evening previ-
Gus, leaving every door and window in the of
fce open and the type somewhat in confusion.
Thus things remained until Monday morning
when MIR. F. W. Griffith Ito whom we are
indebted, in great measure, for the issue of
1st weeks edition) came and took charge ofthe
office and arranged matters, choosing to close
has store rather than have the paper suspend
for the time being. A furlough was fortu-
nately granted to the foreman on Monday last.
who arrived on Tuesday evening, therefore
enatling us to issue the promised half sheet.
The cause for sudden "change of base" Of
the delinquent employee is mystery. 1t is
currently reported that he was "bought off,
by the " "copperheads in order that the paper
might be suspended, it proving, no doubt,
thorn in their flesh. This is generally believed.
though there is no means of ascertaining its cor
rectness. At any rate, there was no need for
his snHdk'ng a,Cay, and the fact that he did do
1t eau es the community to ask the reason.
Smyrna times., 1863-07-09
The Fourth In SMYRNA,

1t was the remark of all that this was the
quletest fourth ever known in Smyrna. The
intended celebration was not carried out--eyerv
one feeling it to be no time for joyful expres-
SiOns-but rather a time for supplication for
Gods mercy and assistance. At 10 o'clock.
A. NJ, the church bells summoned our citizens
to assemble as appointed in the NJ. T.. Church
and 1t was source of qualification to see SO
many manifest the deep feeling expressed by
the meeting. AS announced by Dr. Cooke. the
call was without respect to religions sect. or
political party. 1t was a Union meeting in the
true sense of the word. The exercises consist
ed of Scripture-reading prayer, and addresses.
The spirit of the meeting was of humility. de-
votion an! confidence, that in the Providence
off God all would be we'll
Rev. H. Getz read the 44th Psalm, follow.
ing 1t with an appropriate address exhorting
all to have right views of these times. II was
good sign to see 50 many here acknowledging
Gods hand in our history, and looking to Him
for help. Itwas the right way to celebrate the
occasion.
Kew. j. c. Thompson read the 42d Psalm
In connection with the account of Absalom'
rebellion against his father, comparing David's
experience to the condition of our countrv.-
From his policy our Government may learn its
duty, and from his feeling as expressed in this
Psalm, we may take the lesson to be cast down
and humbled, yet trust in God with an unway-
ering confidence
Rev. DIR. Cooke closed the exercises with an
earnest exhortation to sorrow for repentance of
our National sins, which have been sufficient to
Justify God in utterly destroying u.s. and re-
cognition of his mercy in preserving us, and
granting us the many blessings we still eniov.
and owe to His loving hand.
Besides this, an attempt was made to have
celebration by a few Copperheads" at the
" Logan House" Bombay Hook. Their band
paraded through the town in the morning.
playing several airs, among them-(shall we
record the disgrace of our own town p )-"The
Bonnie Blue Flag -" nuf sed.''
Smyrna times., 1863-07-09

VINO crlhge and fawn like the whipped spaniel
IN obedience to his demands, are the ones who
have mlsled thousands of well meaning. but
ignorant men, in this and other communities
Ihey are members of the same party. and in
unison with those miscreants in certain port;ons
OF pennsylvania who point to the rebel army
the property OF those most active in the Union
cause, and pilot them in their destructive ga
reer. Among them is found the men who
wished not one of our Home Guards should re-
turn alive, and those that have been Distress
ing the families of many of them by REPRESENT
ing their term of service not out for nine
months yet, and their station one of imminent
danger. To embarrass and impede the admin
iStratlon In the prosecution of the war to such
an extent as to seriously endanger the success
OF the cause, they have strained every effort
and to-day, such willing sycophants are they of
the rebel leaders, that we doubt not that tho
presence ota detachment of Lees armv in this
town would be hailed by them with demonstro.
tons OF JOY, and all information thew might
need be cheerfully afforded. The sentiments
contained in the song of ''The Bonnie Rluo
rag are OF course their own; but let them
not insult the glorious ensign of our country bv
having it played, by their band, under its folds,
IN a loyal State, and upon an anniversary of the
birth of American freedom, or an incensed
people mayyet rise against it. If they wish to
listen to such reasonable music, let them enter
the dominiOns of King Jefferson l., and among
traitors, tnd sympathy with their own feelings.
In that section they no doubt will be better
able to appreciate the blessings of secession
experience being by far the best teacher-and
one that makes lasting impression.
We hope this will be the last time we shall
under such circumstances, hear performed, this
traitor song, and that the authorities will in tba
future promptly suppress such disgraceful and
insulting exhibitions of sympathy with treason
exhibitions SO well calculated to deceive and
mlslead thousands of well meaning and unsus-
pecting citizens
Smyrna times., 1863-07-09
The Late Cavalry Fight.

Sergeant Frank Bowml of Go. c., First
Battalion Del. Cavalry, has arrived home, and
from him we gather the following account of
the engagement of our cavalry with the rebels
under Stuart at Westminster. The rebels
came upon our men very unexpectedly with a
force of one thousand. The number that en-
gagged them was only sixty-fve, being portions
OF Cos. o., and ID. Notwithstanding such a
disparity of@umbers, our men fought despe-
rately, and for some time held the enemy in
check. Capt, Orbit, of Co. G., made splen-
did charge upd Ne rebels, driving them before
hlmuntil they were reinforced. Weare bannv
TO state he waS not rt as first reported, but
with thirty of~fs men was taken prisoner, and
paroled at Dover, Pa Gen. Stuart declared
that our men fougA glendidly, and he never
before met with a stubborn resistance
from SO small force. Lieut.. Churchman was
also taken prisoner and paroled. He, as well
as the Others, nObly discharged his duty. and
sustained the honor of his native State We
append a list of the killed and wounded If n
T., and the captured and missing of Co. d
20 C.-COrp. Vandegrift and private Welsh
killed Corp. Jones, Corp. Machin. and nr;-
vate Meredith, wounded. f''
Go. D:-Sergt. f. B. King, sergt JamesN
Eccles' sergt. j. H. Carrow, Sergt VIM. +
Jeandell, Corp II. A. Garvey, Corp. VIM II
White, Corp Zachariah Gemmill, Samuel Cof
nm, A. ). Marvel, G. Casperson, Jonathan Es-
kridgc, Caleb NOrrett, Thomas Freeze, james
Jones %s!,,! Thomas Johnson Christopher Ross. l.
reached Baltimore. '''' '''npaly
Major Knight, commander of the cav,lrv.
has sent to Gen. Schenck an official renort d
the engagement which We would like to nubI;sI,
but have not the space. Major Knight navs !
high tribute to the daring and bravery Of hi,
men. "i'