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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
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EpIroR SENTINEL Al the recent commence
ment OF the Stale University OF Indiana, T. B
Dearborn. Mt S'ering, Ill ID g Faris and
Isaiah Paris Bloomington. Ind James r Mel
lett. Newcastle. Ind: ; Perng aad r. VI.
Weir. Bloomington. Ind W b Wilson aud J
s Wilson. Ellettsville. Ind received tie degree
OF Bachelor OF Arts c B Bates. Richland.
H. Curran A. DeBruler. RockDort Ind and
and C. ". Ssppenbeld. ParkerSvie. lud re
ceved the degree of Bachelor Of Science
Edward c Buskirk. Bloomington, Ind Cur
ran A DeBruler. Rockport. Ind James ; Mutt
Terre Haute. Ind Alfred Byors. Bloomington.
Ind. + I. Weir. New Albany, Ind Jacob Y.
Wolfe. Spencer. Ind. the degree OF Bachelor of
Laws.
The degree of Master OF Arts was conferred
upon The following members of the class gradu-
atei in 1900.
David Z BEEN. Spencer. Ind :; J : Broad
well. Bloomington. Ind. James c. Elliott, Spar
u. III n uri>on Hight. Bloomington. Ind FL
win r Hatfield. Upton. Ind J. NJ. Mccoy.
Utica. Ind. Harrison McNeal. Indianola. Iowa
John Wilson. Monmouth College. III: " B
Wolfe. Sullivan Ind
he following degrees were conferred pro
merno:
Master Of Arts upon David Trowbridge. Perry
county, and Doctor of Divinity upon Rev
3 u Giiiett. indianapolis and Rev Edmund
Fairfield. President OF Hillsdale College. Michi.
gan.
The Board Of Trustees elected the Rev DR.
Butler, 1t the Wisconsin University. 10 FIJI the
Chair OF Languages in the Indiana State Uni.
versitv. made vacant by the resignation Of Prof
sntine- c. NUTT, Pres
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
From the Harrisburg Telegraph, ID inst
The Rebels tu a Gum berIand County
gnper Will,

Among the localities visited by the Rebels. and
among the manufacturers who suffered most. Ia
Cumberland county. Mount Holly and it,
paper mills. Mount Holly IA about six miles
southeast OF Carlisle II l. principally noted for
~ paper mills. aud on these the Rebels made
large drafts. The firm OF Kemptou Muln
was relieved Of oser $4,000 worth Of superior
cap. letter and note paper After the stock had
been taken possession Of, the Rebels gave the
firm a receipt for the stock taken. enjoining on
them alsO not Ia allow single rcam of any other
paper a. be removed from the mill. without an
order from Geh Ewell Other mills were treated
IN like manner, receipts being given for the stock
t'ken. and iujunctions laid on the PROJECTORS To
Give 40 paper 10 any one without an order from
Ewell Tho Rcbels told the paper manuf,ctur.
ers That the stock they had contributed 20 the
Rebel Government WIS the most desirable article
yet captured II WIS greatly needed IN the de
partmcnt At Richmond, and would bo welcomed
with more satisfaction by President Davis than a
dozen captured Union standards.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRipcE.-
This gigantic excursion by rail ana lake To Mag
ara Falls has been waited for long time 10y
many OF our most esteemed citizens in order TO
combine pleasure aud profit by visiting one of the
most sublime and Stupcndous works of nature,
Niagara Falls A. length. by untIring persever
ance the arrangements have been completed on a
grand aud magnificent scale. combining cheap
ness with variety and delight
The train will start from indianapolis at twelve
o'clock. Thursday. July 10th passing over the
Peru. Toledo and Wabash railroad stopping At
Nobesville. Upton. kokomo, Peru, Wabash.
Fore WAYNE aud Toledo. thence by the splendid
steamer Morning Star, Captain X Niger.
commanding touching at Cleveland and Buffalo
90 the landing above the Falls. early on Saturday
morning. and will leave on return Sunday even.
ing or Monday morning. thus giving two DAYS
and nights 10 contemplate and admire the most
lofty aud grand achievement Of nature. and also
the greatest aud most magnificent structure OF
art, the Suspension Bridge over Niogara. where
pedestrians and vehicles are passing over the
bridge. AMI on the same and over their heads are
porderaus railroad trains hurried across by their
fiery steeds to their destination
The eScursioui,ts will he accompanied by the
National Guaris splendid brass and string bands.
aud Professor Is I GreSh. OF indianapolis, and
Prof Charles J.. Raymond OF Cincinnati. will
accompany the excurSionsts to emily en- and ex-
hilerate the social enioyments
State rooms. meals and refreshments Oh board
the will be furnish he'd AZ the most reason
able prices Regular meals on board the steamer
forty cents. But all those who wish. nav take
their basket. there will be a baggage car
provided for the benefit of the excursiunists
This splendid ride over the distance OF one
thousand miles. in the round trip will be given
for the low rates as follows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

The NEvs-RrJoIcISG OF THE PEorLE Yes
terplys morning aud nom dispatches. confirm
ina the defeat Of Gen Lees army north Of the
Potomac. and the announcement through seem.
ingiv reliable cssnnels Of the fall Of the Rebel
stronghold at Vicksburg. caused the most intense
feeling OF satisfaction among our people, which
broke out into an mpromptu Fourth of July IN
the evening national salute WAS fired az sun
down and the people hocked n the stfeets An
immense bonfire knded - the crossing Of
Washington and Illinois streets and bands Of mu
SIC PLAYED on the balcony of the Bates House. and
rockets fairly illuminated the sr ia AL directions
A ius-lade OF rockets. serpents and Roman can
dies vac kept up from the roofs Of the Bates and
Palmer House, with very beautiful effect
After the FIRE works had been pretty we'll
expended the c0wi called for speeches Gov
Morton responded and spoke from the balcony Of
the Bates House He took the broad ground
that slavery being the cause OF the war must he
abolished 10 restore permanent pence He
eulogizei the President and the members of the
Cabinet 10 NE skies
Gov Morton introduced Prof Motif. 81 Prince
ton College distinguished scholar from New
Jersey. TO the audience The Professor deliv
erei n short speech. and vAs followed by Richard
J RYAN. Esq. and he by Col. Mullen. OF the
35th regiment
The festivities closed 10 IN esrly hour and
without any unpleasant interruption.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

THE SoARs AT LouIsyILLr Passengers by the
Jacksonville road. Who were a. Louisville ON
Monday nigh, during the big scare alluded to in
this mornings telegraph. give an amusing &C
count Of the affair. Il appears that Captain in
Legion at Jacksonville took IL into his head To
try his guns AZ night. aud between 10 and
o'clock. while the good people of both cities
were soundly sleeping opened fire. In the still
night the reverberatons among the hills was
awful. and men, women and children started from
pleasant dreams To rush wildly through the
streets half clad The church bells fire bells.
hotel bells. and ia snort all the bells, big and
little. IN both places. were rung. and an indie
scribsble scene Of confusion cnsued There
was hurrying to and fro in hot haste. hut. un-
like the scene az Brussels when the battle of
Waterloo opened. the ladies were not in ball
room attire Those who witnessed the scare say
1t will do TO laugh At for lifetime.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

tE- Some OF the ultra Abolition papers that
abused Gov Seymour. of New York. and Gov.
Parker. OF New Jersey. rs traitors and copper
heads. since the Pennsy lvana invasion have been
lalding them without stint Praise FROM such
sources must he very distaStelul to truly loyal
men Those Democratic Governors we're ready
for tho emergency. while such radicals Curtin
could Gully sit aud squca like pigs OF ice. sure
IL they moved 20 all To- slip up or slide down.
Now that the danger To- his capital has passed
Gov Curtin will strut like ~ peicock and put on
any amount of airs: and W should not be sur.
prised w short time Ia henf men like him talk
ing OF hanging Seymour and Parker 4 they
should resist IN arbitrary arrest n their States.
which they will be sure 20 do il the attempt Is
made
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
Lyons Katharion.

Thisdellghtul article Tor preserving and Identifying
the human hair again put 10y the original proprietor.
and i now made with the care ,kl and attention,
which hr.t created IT, immense and unprecedented sales
OF million bottles annually. II l. still sold At
% IA large bottles Two million bottles can easily
be sold ~ year when II y again known that the Ka.
tharion not ouy the most delightful hair dressing In
tho world. but that u ceanses the scalp ~ searf and
d,ndran, svesih hair lively, rich luxuriaut growth,
and prevent Il from turning gray These consider
,tions worth knowing. The kathadon has been tested
for twelve Year,. AMI l. warranted described.
Any lady who value. beautiful head ofhalr will use the
Knhiron TT. finely perfumed, cheap and valuable.
IL sold 10y all cpeeahlc dcalers the world.
D.S. BARNES a Co, New York.
faniT -nkwltawgm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

Il rus Man. CorPrRnEAp2-"Y You can not
forcibly hold men In this Union; for the attempt
to do so. u seems 10 me. would subvert the fra:
principles OF the Government under which We
live
This is the utternnee of Ben 7 Wade II i
contained IN the Congressional Globe of tho third
ses- op OF the 3ith Congress. page - Does
any body think OF exiting him for cherishing
these sentimentsg He hts never rccanted them
he must still entertain them Greeley holds 10
the same platform Who are the Copperhe,dsy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

4 I rHE AMERIC y DisPESsAEY WI TREAT NJ
IN new method aud with The bapIiosi results, Pro-
hpsas tfer falling Of the wonh, tibcsrafioa i3c,r.
"fion, L4ch yhet, .whites 4 hurry and al other dis
ease 20 which the Aa,rtcgR EAigk = peculiarly
liable, Send three dolla aud receive ly cgprcs, one OF
the Doctor fa,a0ie Syringe. This ns,funeu, should
be used by every Ia The land for purpose
cteaHiiaess. coD,ro h.lAk. &c Sent free receipt
ofstamp. copy u Private Letter "a Married Ladies'
on health &c. The Doctors cei,Lrfsof FeBgate PiLs
eth from the Dspensary. regy 0Od In simple dis
ease irregularities, &c. Price 81 sent by mail.
At the IDseyscdn DisIsNsqry al. o trest, ufA0Ef
mercury. and With failing success isaeridl OF
what toe quaeks call riUdfe sort Diseases Syphilis
In all ia stages Gonorrhea elect Structure. Hydroose.
Ctrcocele Narcocele, Caroceie Spermstorhea Seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, and effects Of sclfabu-e. The last siK
treated Of IN private letter., which send free
receipt Of stamp
ihe experience Of the Surgeon IN charge Of this de-
partment g. Of the best Hospitals Europe and
New York City, enables him treat patients scieptfcal
y and restore them speedily
Those living Al a distance Communicate by letter
ard be treated AZ their homes In urgent send O.
or e10 and receive medicines
Consultation free and confidential Room No. - =
East Washington Street, Indianapolis. p. q. Box 1894.
div -wlIf lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
Sob Pruning.

We are now ready To do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing. ia the best STYLE on short mo-
tice, aud as chap any other office. We have
competent hands, good presses u fine assortment
OF paper aud cards. and weean DO good aud cheap
work. All kinds OF books. briefs. catalogues
&c, printed IN the best STYLE and ON short notice
Weask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
ersthat want printing done. e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

~ From long let of cisuil,ie4 a, the battle
of Get'yebgrg, published IN the New York Her
al. sc notice ONLY three names belonging to In
diana regiments. viz:
David Bush Company |. 18th
Finley Is Leonard. Company I. 18TH In the
neck
FhIhugh McChcsuey, Company A. LIT cavalry.
(Gen. Towards body guard
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

SrEAN ENoiSE ron S,Lr A fifteen horse
power engine. Has-leman 4 Vmton's heat make:
used four mon,hs-good NJ new. can be bought
at Low figures. Call on or address
j MoLrNE 4 Co.
July dJ indianapolis Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

PrSSsrLvhSrs CEsrRAL RuLRoGp The trains
on the Psnns, lvania Central railrocd both freight
aud passenger. are running regularly now. aud
there will be no detention The Baltimore pass
engers holding tickets by the Northern Central
road will be conveyed by way Of Philadelphia
without additional cost
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
COM M ERciAL.
Ei rElfaRArn
New torh market.

NV YonS. July !.
Flour about Sc lower with moderate business
doing
Whisky hrmer nj l6e.
Wheat about lie lower with fair business nj the
decline ~ loot - for Chicago spring. 81 %
dl 36 for Milwaukee club. 81 Zeal d6 Tor win
ter red Western. 81 - Cor Illinois winter red.
Corn shade easier With good demand nj 1871
Wool quiet and firm
Coffee heavy and depressed. Sugar dull and
unsettled Moasses dull.
Pork unchanged. Beet dull and sieadicr.
Lard opened dull and closed heavy At 9lsd
i0Lc.
Money Cal Sterling decidedly lower and
nominal at 46@47 for first class bills. Gold
per cent. lower, opening Mt 3si ,. closing weak al
32@32ls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

On the return trim the Cleveland party will be
carried 10 Detroit. AMI return home the next
morning. free OF charge
Tickets will be sold By A j. c Harri-
sons banking house. indianapolis. Indiana, Who
are fully authorized TO refund the money. i: by
any pr0vidential circumstance the excursion
should be Withdrawn. Send to them your green
backs at least five (5) DAYS before the time. IN
order 20 secure a good seat Address your bus
ness notes To box 800. Indianapolis. Indiana
S-We trust that this programme will be a
satisfactory 10 the scores Of letters which
Ne are daily receiving. inquiring particulars in
regard to the excursion. jy ? i0t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

~ Brgadier General Darlington and Cap
tain John IL Fsrquhar. Of the 18th regulars.
have been ordered 10 report 10 Governor Morton
70 assist W organizing the troops under the new
call upon the State Both officers are well known
here. and highly esteemed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

~ DR. Hebern. the American Cancer Cham.
plon. i located At the Bramble House lafayette
The Doctor is the only physician nov living Who
can kill and cure cancer IN from i've % twenty
four hours. without instruments or pain No
cure no pa. mayI9-m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
General order No. a.

HgADorARrtRs COMMANDER oy ruE Posrl
Indianapolis. lnd July 3. 1863.
Capt. Frank Wilcox. Gid regiment Indiana
volunteers, j. hereby appointed Provost Mnrshll
OF the Post of indianapolis. Ind lie will be
obeycd and respected accordingly
BY order Of Col JAMES RIDDLE.
Commanding the Post
l. CuRris DnAcxErr. l. a do e. and r. Adj
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
Inly 8 d9l

CRAwrisn SorP LuScH Capt Rhodius ~
his favorite restaurant, on South Meridian street.
~ill serve up a crawiish soup for lunch this morn
Ing. between the hours of ten aud eleven o'clock
George knows how 90 get up tempting summer
beverages. aud be is unexceled Ia the quality Of
his liouora
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

FAIR Lunch "A free lunch il set eyery day
trom sis To ~ A VI and each evening from
10 to IL, at Nike Clark's saloon on South I'LL
Dois street. The saloon il ooe Of the best or.
ranged and conducted ia the city and the liquors
are choice aud pure. je ~ deodtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

While the fire works were playing about
the streets last night horse started with a
buggy and made directly towards tho thick of the
crowd opposite the Palmer House and dashed
through without iniurng any one There was
lively -tampede for moment The horse kept
on Ia the livery stable 20 which he belonged aud
stopped
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

AIrKsTfoS. Sm KssoHrs,-There will be a
special meeting of Raper Commandery No.
this "wednesday evening. at ~ o'clock. for
work. EPHRkfN CoLEsrocx. + c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

IT DE-. Cannon. ia mily Physician. solicits a
share OF public patronage Osice. No 6. over
Wilmot's hat store. West Washington street
The poor prescribed foe gratis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

FCLL BOsON SHiRrs.-Just received, some
more Of hose elegant shirts for summer wear:
olso new ie-. scarfs and hosiery 1t Psrker's. 30
West Washington street 73t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
Oioctuu.tI MARKET.

ClscIssaTI July !.
Bacon sold At ilcc for shoulders and $50 for
sides Some little speculation ia pork and bacon
owing To the tall OF Vicksburg
WHISKY de
Gold declined To 80 and silver To -. closing
unsettled and prices nominal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

These rulrors could not be traced 70 any authsn-
tic source. but telegraphic Communication oe-
tween here and sheppardsville ceasing at nine
o'clock. the sxcitemeus became Intensified AID
continued through the night
AL quiet this morning.
Probably none Of Morgan's forces have been
this side Of Bardstown. and are now said to re
retresting.
Death OF Gen. EweII.
BALrIxoRE. July 6-Whst Is believed as posi-
tive information is received here that General
Esell expired to day at house two miles from
FancytowD. from wounds received at Gettysburg.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANY sALj
made by samuel Todd a stuck belonging 20 the led
hrm Of Deilel Todd will not be recognized By me- e.
oil persons cautioned against making any such pu1
chase. HUGH DEIZFLIl
Juiys-sid&3tw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

WAssusToS. July --0en s,ouemsn leave,
10 night 70 take COT mAoj Of the cavalry of IN.
Army OF the Potomac.
A PROCESSION With bands Of music p~oeeeied e
toe Executive Asnsion this evening. The cro~c
was inmense.
There we're. IN addition 70 tie patriotic ssr.iD,
Of rsusic. repeatsd cheers tor the President
Meade. Gran, AID Rosecraps. The President
appeared AZ an UPPER window and spoke 10 ap
propriste terms.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July THREE hundred Rsbe
cavalry are reported ~ Floydsburg. They wer,
threatening 70 DESTROY the Frankfort railroad
train. when The train was ordered back TO Frank
fort.
Telecraphic communication between here ane
Frankfort has been interrupted
A small party Of Rebel cavalry Is said "a
have levied on Hon. Robert Mallory. at his resi-
denoe near LaGrange. for dinner. but made nc
other depredations
Reports prevail. probably incorrect. that
hight took place between Hobson's force and the
Rebel cavalry near Shephertisvile, this even
ing.
There is nothing new from John Morgan 10.
day.
Prom Baltimore.
BALr,SoRK. July Capt 4 Fitch, Quarter.
master At Martinsburg, arrived here to-day with
his train OF wagons. horses and Government
stores. amounting IN value 10 over = million and
halt. IL was said that much Of this property
had been destroyed aud captured by the Rebel.
on Gen. Milroy's retreat from Martinsburg last
Sunday week
Prom Hedford.
BrDFoR). Pa. June 6-There has been 4
battle near Mercer~burg this afternoon between
the Rebels under Fitzhugh Lee and Gen Pierce.
forces. The firing continued I'LL nine o'clock to
night.
can send you details by to morrow. Our
forces still maintain their ground and Plcasantor
will be up u mprrow
trom Gettysburg.
GrrrY-nuno. July 7-Longrtreets heAdquar
tiers we're NJ jacks Mountain. ten miles from
Gettysburg: Ewells at Fainisyie. eich, mile.
distant When the Rebels passed through Fair
fax they were moving rapidly, three columns
abreast. The Slaughter among the Rebel Sen
oral Gilicer Ma very great Mai. Gen Trlmbls
is prisoner VA our hands lie ieft foot i gone
Brig Gen. kemper - prisoner. IN diving cond.
ton. Gen. Arnlsle,d was captured. Moi Gen
Hood y woundcd IN the arm. Gems Beth
kndcr aud Picket are also known 10 be wounded
Er"m Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI lub 7-Busiucss l. suspended
this afternoon owing "a the excitement over the
Nickrhurg new. The announ, oment of the
capture WAS received on change about noon. and
The rejoicing Wa great and universal. Flag,
Don't from all the public aud pnny private build
inrs, nud htine cannon was kcpt az all the after
noon To night tie streets Hgc ahazo wi,h fire
works and croa,,d With excited people. Gen.
Burnside has ordered salute of 100 guns 20 be-
fired at noon 20 morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

~ Two or three persons can get day board
ing With private family. by application AZ this
Office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
BOOTS AND SHOES.

M ~ HE IT'D OR8 Nd DcuB
AtSo. - West washinstoa -
A LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE Work 70
"A s<is cheap, one door east 81 the Palmer bess>
.sps0-ciy A LxT1-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

0AS A MONTH";! Iwznt % hire Aren,s A, -
- ID cry county AZ CTS month, expense. .s,s
90 sell my new, cheap Family sewing N.shises
myli-w3m Address, g. MADISON. Aired ns.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

VII be Introduced b their trainer. Df. JANIS
THAfFK.
Nothing sha be- wanting 20 make this q moral, int
sctuai and amusing exhibition Notwithstsp dins a
nnumarabe variety 81 attractions and the rrccdens1
ekpcnt" q this unparalleled combination. The price
adni bon w be- placed ~ The extraordinary lo~ hetI
Of TWENTY FlNE cFSrS; Ess.ryed seats. WI
CFNTS
Door. opsn Al ard O'Clock Z n performance toeoI
mel hall hons
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08

CArRo. July A dispttch boat has just ar
rived. which left Vicksburg at 10 O'Clock Sun
day morning. Passengers announce thlt Penn
bertou sent in flag of truce on the morning of
the 4th, Offering 20 surrender if allowed TO move
his men out Grant is said To have replied that
no men should leave except as prisoners of war.
Pemberton then. after consultation with his
comm tnders. Internationally surrendered
The 4 narlactlv raiiahla
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-08
From Gettysburg.

GETTYSBURG. July 6-Reports from the front
very cheering Our forces are close on 10 the
enemy. and important results are expected by TO-
night.
Gen. Gregg dispatches that the Rebels are 90
Ing to Greeucasie Instead of Chambersburg
The enemy i abandoning their wounded all
along their line Of retreat. officers as we'll as pri
Yates.
LATER.
Another dispatch says that the head Of the
Rebel army passed through Greenwood six miles
northeast of Hagerstown. on Sunday
The Rebel Generals Barksdale and Garrett
were killed
The enemy i reported 20 have built n trestle
bridge across the Potom,c above Wiliamsport
II so, il is feared that their main force will es
cape.