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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-11
Prom Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. September l9-During a severe
storm on Tuesday night freight train on the
Little Miami railroad ran into broken cnlvert
near Corwin The engineer. fireman. and one
brakeman were instantly killed. Four cars loaded
with whisky and tobacco took Gre and were con.
sumed.
A special 10 the Gazette. dated Trenton. Ca.
the 9Th. SAYS:
At IL o'clock TO day Gen Crittenden took
peAceable possession OF Chattanooga. Gen. Wood
was put in commtnd OF the place
The principal portion of the rebel infantry left
Chattanooga Yesterday morning. Their cavalry
remained all this morning
The headquarters of the department will prob
ably be at Chattanooga to-morrow.
The rebels are ia rapid retreat, but our comb
nations are such that they hardly Get of with
all their forces They are cutting down trees aud
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-11

ST. LoUIs, September 10 "A special 10 the
Democrat dated Leavenworth the 9th, says:
Major Anthony was arrested by two detectives
aided 10y twenty soldiers Without word, and
Immediately. he was placed in wagon and sent
at rapid rate towards Kansas City.
Anthony taken to Ewing's headquarters.
After 'wO hours consultation with the detectives
and telegraptinC TO Washington, he WAS released
During his arrest. he was. by order of Ewing.
prohibited from private conversation with any
He was permitted telegraph nor
write 70 hi> friends in LeavenwOrth without
submitting the telegram or letter. TO Ewing
The Major returned this evening. Hundreds
OF citizens sent out 90 meet him He addressed
vast throng. during two hours. giving state
meut of the facts in his arrest and denouncinp
Ewing in bitter terms He said Ewing had
agreed TO revoke his order declaring martial law +,
and that no detective should hereafter arrest any
civil officer
Everybody aerc. without distinction of party,
denounces the arrest in unqualified terms
special 10 the Democrat. dated Leivenworth
the 9Th, SAYS:
The meeting at Paola yesterday organized by
appointing Lieutenant Governor Osborn Chair
mau
The crowd III attendauce numbered over 3 500
armed men. Many were prevented from coming
by Gen Schohed's order and the rain
Geo Lane was introduced. and spoke in the
open air Tor three hour. The rain pouring down.
He WAS very bitter on Schofield and Gamble
Resolutions were adopted declaring that that
which gives immunity To rebel sympathizers q.
poses lOyalists To massacre; that clemency to
guerriilas AMI rebels is cruelty 10 lovalsts: that
the loval people. who furnish the army and the
popular power that sustains IL. have legitimate
right to Voice in the selection OF the military
commander who j. To rule over them: that the
re establishment of the Denartment of Kansas is
imperatvely dcmsndci: that We can not expect
peace, security or success in the field. until the
vast territory embraced in that department is
placed under the control Of single commander
in chief; that inasmuch as the people of Kansas
are able and willing To DESTROY bushwhacking
and are refused by Order No %. which prohibits
them from crossing the hne ask the military
authorities tor indemnity. rest and security IN the
future. and for the purpose demand that they
station IN every nechborbood ia Southern Kan.
sufficient torce To secure their protection: that
the military authorities shall seize three hundred
men Who are bnshwhackers to day aud farmers
TO morrow. and hold them as hostages. 90 be exc
cuted whenever riid Is made on Kansas: that If
the Gnvernment continues to force on us a de-
fensive system. We ask our Congressional delega-
tion To urge the immediate return of every Kan
sas regiment
Eighteen delegates were appointed 10 visit
Washington
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-11
M EpIcAL.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY con-
Dected with the history Of ths haera Medica Of the
United States more favoraby known pioneer IN
medical discovery, than that If JOHN BULL of Louis
Vile Ky. His nimtable preparation Of Sarsaparilla has
long stood the head Of the various compounds of that
valuable drug. His compound Pectoral Of Wild Cherry
has become household word throughout the West and
SOUTH bis Worm Lozenges, in less than year after
their introduction. attained reputation widespread
the continent of North America. But the crowning
glory his life remains TO be attained I'm his latest dis
covery rather combination for he does not clam TO
have been the dScoverer of CEDR0N which Is the basis
OF the Bitters offered the public. That honor be-
longs the native inhabitants OF Central America. 10
whom i.s virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years Armed with IT, the Indian bids defiance
the deadly malaria and handles without fear the
serpens. II is belief with them that
while there Is breath left IN the body the Cedron IL potent
to cure, matter whsi the disease may be.
While DR.. Bull is prepared to indorse this extrava-
giant pretension be l. nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidence relating its virtues
that remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either to changes Of weather and climate
10 the miaSmatc influences, IL stands without rival
and justly deserves the reputation has long enjoyed
n Central America and the West Indies In
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The Draft.

Nrw YoWK, September THE Ttibunes dis
patch SAYS:
The Provu.i Marshal General has notified
Gov. Tod al Ohh th,i The Assistant Provost
Marshal General It tht Stsf, hts been ordered
10 rrcpre iur dr,ft hr quota will be 10 $50
Scut,n y prevailing 10 lhe Atmv of she Poto
me Fortunately the -oliirr, ~, within easy
reach OF vegetable. quantity OF which. partcu
larry onion- srd i-,t.toe,. vii be daily sent by
the medical department rom Washington TO the
regiments
fsyn'aster, will arrive here. SATURDAY 10 paw
of The Army OF the Potomac, Funds are nearly
ready 'or the payment of AL troops IN the fed
We learn from credible authority that General
Hunter il about 10 be reassigae'i 10 the command
OF western department. Its thought he will bs
able TO keen the abolitiouisis within some bounds
Of moderation. and that, ~ under his former rule
all guerrilla warfare in Missouri and on the
Kansas frontier, will bee promptly aud severel,
checked
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nN - ~ ns VS. II -

and IT, attendant u symptoms, It like
charm than medicine There il nothing In the whole
range of the Materia Medica that for moment bear
q comparison with il ia this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found in
the eleventh edition Of the L. s. Dspenssoy pages 1887
and 1888.
A series of experiments, in which Dr. Bull has been
for engaged has just been brought successful
termination and h IS enabled offer the public
combnatisn OF Cedron with other improved tonics the
whole preserved the best quality of copper distilled
Bourbon whisky, which he is confident has equal in
the world.
He m1 furnish volume Of certificates hut the pub
lie long learned 10 estimate such things at
herrue value. The safest plan for every TO test
for himself the virtues Of new medicine Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-11
CEDRON BITE r s

trial, and you will never any others.
IL Is not necessary publish long list Of diseases for
which the CedrOD Bitters specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
LIVER:
In all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon dersnge
ment Of the Stomsch or Bowels:
In GOUT. RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
IL T. destined to supersede all other remedies II not
My cures all these diseases but IL prevents them
wine glass full of the Bters taken horr before
each meal will obviae the i'll effects of the most un-
healthy climate and the person taking against
disease under the most trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists and Gre generally.
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office. Fifth street. Louis.
Vile. Ky.
Sold in indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tomlinson
4 Cox, and J. W. Bryan. jy20-d3m
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Advertisements published in both the Daily and the
weekly SESrssL will be charged the fun Daily rates,
with one -hslffhe Weeklv rates added.
Business Notices published Ia the local columns OF ten
ines under will be charged for each insertion 81; II
e-S- zen lines, ten cents per line.
Charges will be made FOR inserting the notices OF the
following Order Societies and Associations at the rates
named. 20 be paid IN advance:
Military Companies, Order ~ Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders BenevoleBt Societies and Singing Societies.
For each exceeding lines y cents for each
insertion. over eight lines At this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81
without rotice free
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcnics and Excurso gotten mp by
individuals associations by churches, at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and .'sosd under the head OF
speeis Notices. n lines viii be charged double
tn usual rste~.
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once IN the Daily will be charged fifty cents.
Yeary advertisers to paw qusrteriy.
Announcing candidates for Offices of every description
20 charged the Of f so for each name IN the
Daily Daily and Weekly, the same TO be, In
all cases. paid In advance.
Legal advertisements inserted atthe expense OF the at
ordering and delsyabe for the legal proceed
lnx- but coIlecfable usual time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy Ct legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged Tor their publication.
ELDER, EARKNESS BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana State Sentinel
J. NJ. TILPORD,
President Indiana apolis Journal Company.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
rsrrOKrKD rxrHxsslr rOs THE DAILY STATE sr,
Noon Reports.
From the Army of the cum ber,and

From the Army Of the Cum beriaud.
HEaDoUARTERs ARMY or THE CUMBERLAND
Near Trenton, Georgia, September 3.
A dispatch from the front saws that Yesterday
the enemy began the evacuation Of Chattanooga,
moving with all their stores and ammunition
eastward.
Nothing definite j. known of the operations or
the position OF Burnside. at present; but from
such information as we have. there is scarcely
doubt that East Tennessee has been totally aban
doned bY the rebels.
Gen Crittenden is to day marching into Chat
tanooga
The utmost efforts are being made 10 repair
the bridges destroyed on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad and the road will soon be in
operation.
No particulars other than the foregoing are yet
known at these headquarters.
The Heralds dispatch saws:
military commission composed Of Major
General Auger Brigadier Generals Kctchum
Paine and Barnes, and Col. Thorn of General
Halleck's staff. met here to day for the purpose
of prosecuting the investigation of certain fraud
uent transactions connected with several depart
menis of the armv. Owing TO the arrival
of Major Hastings the Judge Advocate. the
commission adjourned, without examining any
cases, until Friday
Steamers arriving from the Chesapeake report
all quiet on the Potomsc-no indica tons of any
rebel batteries few cavalrymen are OCCASION
ally seen: but no attempt has been made to in
terfere with the navigation OF the river, nor has
anything been heard from the rebel force sent out
TO ke additional captures OF gunboats
The Tribune has the following, dated Lookout
Valley, twelve miles south of Trenton. Ga Sep
tember Z:
The army has crossed the first ridge of noun
tans south Of the Tennessee river into the valley
southwest of the Lookout range, i'm view of and
as far south rs Winston. which is forty five miles
south of the river. The enemy has not offered
the slightest resistance.
There are but three roads over Lookout Noun
tains between Chattanooga and Winston, where
an army with baggage and artillery can pass
one at Chattanooga. one at Johnsons creek,
eight miles south of Trenton. and the other at
Winston. It's thought certain that Bragg, if he
fights NJ ALL will contest our passage one OF
these points Skrmishing will probably begin
TO morrow
The army has endured the fatiguing marches
bravey Ii desires nothing better than fight,
az il is tired OF racing after Bragg
II the present bold movement succeeds. Chat
tan0oga falls of itself The right of the army is
less than fifty miles from Rome
Forage is plenty in the valley, and the inhabit
ants are tired of war The slaves have nearly all
been into the interior
The first rain for some time fell to-day-a slight
shower.
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50 MILES sHoKTgR THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.

81 MILEs sHoRTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 20. fsss. trains
" trains will be folloeE
Chicago Exprsss Train will leave indianapolis a.
1925 p. NJ, arrive Al Kokomo si 3l0 p. NJ in time
make close connection with the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Lane Railroad for Logansport, Valparaiso
and Chicago, and arrive atperu Al <.2o =. NJ
Returning, the will leave Peru 1s2o A NJ
making close connections with the night from Chi
cago, and arrive at indianapolis AZ $40 A. n.
Mail Train will leave indianapolis 81 ass r. -.
stopping at all stations and arriving Peru
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for Wabash. huntington Fort Wayne. To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru q SEQ
A. M after the arrival Of the train the T. W r. ".
from the East and arrive at indianapolis al 1000 A. n
In time TO make connections for all points ksst sou
and West
AChicsgo Expresstrain viii leave Indianapolis 81 e7o
r. M making close connections AZ kokomo with train for
Logsnsport, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive n
Peru Los A. M IN time make connection with
going Esst and West the Toledo and wabash Rail
way
Returning the will leave Peru i1.is r
making close connection Kokomo with the trsns
the Cincinnati sDd Chicago Air Line r. H. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loganspor and arrive s Indianapolis 81
A0 p M in time connect with the evening trsins fos
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent aud Superintendent.
v. 7. MALorr. General Ticket Agent. feb23 S3-diy
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INDIANAPOLIS. IND, FRIDAY MORNING.

using other means 10 obstruct our further ad-
vance over the mountains.
Our advance threatens the Georgia State road.
which is the rebel line of retreat.
soecial to the Commercial. dated Duvali's
Bluff, Aug %, SAYS:
Gen Davidson moved on the rebel works at
Bayou Meteor on the 9th. and after an engage
ment of hour and quarter succeeded in
driving the rebels from their intrenchments.
The engagement was eos,6ned to artillery and
sharpshooters firing from under cover. Rebels
had 5000 men and three pieces Of artillery.
They retreated across the river, burning the
bridge behind them, and took up a strong posi-
ton in the woods on the west side of the bayou
their sharpshooters can pick off any person ap-
preaching the east bank.
The bayou can not be crossed without pom
toons. Gen. Steele moves forward ia the morn
ing.
Surrender OF Gum be rland Gap.
CINCINNATI, September 10 "A dispatch TO the
Times, dated Cumberland Gap, September 3,
says:
Gen. Frazer with 1900 men and Ii pieces of
artillery surrendered at o'clock to-day 20 Gen.
Burnside's advance under Gen. Shackleford
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NOTICE.
To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease,
Oils, &C., &c.

vlNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FOR A NUMBER OF
years gwen their particular attention the sale OF
the above articles, Reel confident Of their ability dis
pose Of gnments sent 10 them
terms Any per,ou desiring Weekly Circulars can
have them gratis by sending their addrcs. 10
ABkAM KNIGHT Sons,
iune29 dom - Water stree. New ork
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FOUNpRIES.
THE IOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAvING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY, WE ARR
II now prepared 70 receive and satisfactorily execu
orders far stoves and castings generally. The senio
partner has Just returned from the East where he ha
procured the most derahle and perfect patterns for cook
aud pAror severutr0duced ntothe maTke' weespe
ciay invite the attention ~ Wholesale stove dealers 10
this branch of our business. with reGrestt they will
gvs call our other work will embrace iron freats
and columns (which We desire to make prominent iea
ture in mangacture.) railing aud mill castings, sugar
mills and kettles. house work. such vcnators win
dow caps sills and hoowwsre, IN fact everything rOiuced
Ia an iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage,
and only promise what We can well aud promptly per-
form,
0ncc aud Foundry, i0S south Delaware street, join
ing indianapolis snd Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Depots, INDIANAPOLIS Indiana.
myiS. cox, LoRp& r.CK
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indianapolis and Madison
n <AILHRQD<A Ii.
1868. ~ = 1858.

New Arrange meut tO COmmCOce HOUs
days Feb. z, s63.
FuvW0 passenger trains daily Sundays exoeptscl ts
tween Indianapolis and Madison
Leave the Onion Depot Indianapolis, 81 30 a.
and p. NJ. arrivip dison st III Is A. n. and so
Pm
Leave the Depot Madison st Q A NJ and p. NJ.
riving At lndisnspohk st II A N. and s1oPM.
The train leaving Indianapolis at e3o A. ". connects
with leaving Columbus ess A. N. for shelby
willie sno Rushvile, arriving al >bebyve st oz5 A. n.
aud Rusbville st u 20 T. "
Leaving Rukhvfie .t DC ~ sisihysills a. : IS Y
~, connects az Columbus With the ana ". train,
rivng at either Indsnspoi. Madison ths
ing.
Tfs Road forms line With The Packets 81 Madison fss
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and IN
dianspolis and points West
Tariff Of Freixhts ~ low ss BY any ether route.
Shippers and merchant West will nDd their
ssf 90 ship by thisl
febe DC. BkkNHAn. supsrinfsudeuf.
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military Directory Of indianapolis
Indiana.


Pay per Ann.
o. y. Morton, Governor; ONCE, state House;
residence corner Of Market and Illinois sts $4,000
w. k. Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
Governor. Cffce, State House; resides
with Governor Morton. n..................... 2es4
W. II II. Terrell, Major and Military Secretary
10 Governor Office. State House; residence
Loves Block, on ohio street .............. ALAS
". n. Schlatsr Major - Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers. A. ID. c. 10 Governor Office,
state House; boards at Palmer House. 2i4s
Lag. Noble. Adiutsnt General Of Indiana.
Office, State House; boards at Bates House;
$500 from the State and - 66& pay OF Col
onel ........................... 3464
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FOR SALE
First Glass Residence for Sale.

n OF Zoe FEET WITH FAST FRONT, AND ls7h
feet IN depth: rooms, bath room wocdshed. large
cist~rn, stable for and horses and carriage
house. All in good repair and condition The large io
has almost every variety of fruit grown 10 this country
and bearing yearly The ground IN front Is beaunes
~iih variety OF and Towering shrubs
Will be sold for . 600 cash. Inquire q
NcKERNAN PIERCE,
sasis-aIm&~ln Reel Estate Agents.
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RAILROADS.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

tNUtnNnI VAdD nINU NtivSbNNn
SIN me
r "A I L r . a - -
80 q =
shortest Woure ny thirty Mflesf
40 CHANGE cf Cars CINCINNATI. byfhi. ROUTE
Chsues of tiae. On and after Monday, April
20. and until further notice.
Three trsnsease indianapolis Daily Sunday exoeptsd
IyIRsTTRAIN.-5.O0 AN, CINCINNATI ExPRKssl
arrives Cincinnati AZ l0r40A N. ard Lexfngso1
KY, 7S0 p NJ. and close connections Cincinnati with
Little Nj mt. C.Dcinnst, W. GAINESVILLE and Marietta
Railroads. for all points In Southern Ohio.
Second Tran-ll10 A. M.-Cncnnat Nail. arrives a.
Cincinnati S20 M making close connections with The
Little Miami Railroad for Lovelsnd, Morrow Columbia
Newark GAINESVILLE, and wheeling.
Third Train-655 r. Cincinnati Express. arrives nt
Cincinnati ll:55 y. N.
Fare same as by any other route.
Call for your ckets RIA the indianapolis and Cncnnsfi
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
w.H. L. NOBI.E, General Ticket Agent.
;. W. ELIIorr General Passenger Agent.
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Conrad Baksr Cot 1T India ana cavalry and 4
\ Provost Marshal General for Indiana. Of
ncs, Blackiofd's RIock southra, corner Ne.
rdian and Washington streets. upstairs.
boards a. No. tse North Tennessee t,sss
james G. Jones, Col, t2d Ind, infantry and Su
pcfintendsni for Recruiting foF Invalid Corps
and commander OF camp o. rendezvous. or
ncs. District Headquarters boards al Rates
Hoase. +. ............. .........., s.ss.
John y. scott. Captain. Tsth Ind. volnnieer Ia
fsntry and A. A. \. q. and Inspector once,
with A. A. p. NJ O.: boards al Macy House. Las
Orris Blake Captain. 3sth Ind volunteer infan-
tyy and Assistant Superintendent Of Recruit
ing Inspector. &C. oace, District Head
Quarters boards al Macy House. i.soe
I. J. de Ia Hunt. Lieutenant and Adjutant s6th
Ind. volunteer infantry and Superintendent
of arrest Of deseuers. Once, with 4. A. L.
N. G.................... ............... l.s2s
ii. Il Finch. Lieut.. and O. NJ, S1t Ind volun-
teer Infantry, A. A. O. N. aud Inspector of-
he~. with A. \. p. NJ. G.; boards al Patterson
house .........s l,fos
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JEFFERS0NVILLE RAILROAD
Three Trains Daily.
SUNDAYS Exeepsed.l
1ralDs Arriss Trains Leave
I:0oP M........ 1a5o A. n
t.16. y. .h.......s.....s.s.. $50 Y. ~
40 A. n. .s..s.s...... .s......r....... a. r. n
a BovE TRAINS STOP Fok THE ACCOMMODATION
n of passengers 81 Southport, Greenwoad. rranllin
Edinburgh, Columbus. making connections Il s<yuosr
with trans the Ohio Nissisppi Road snc Louis
Vile with trains the Louisville, frsnkforf r<rfnxtsr
and Louisville ana Nashville Roads.
Frslgbt trainsiesu daily. Freight
onoe, Madison Depot. West sdc.
AS. cARorHEKe. superrsendeut
J.s. waTooss freisit Agert spi'ss-ziy
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soAKp oF ENROLMENT OF rHE SIXTH ENROLMENT
DISTINCT
n hraden, Captain and Provost Marshal. of.
Dee. hlacs ford's Block 81 floor, boards Ato.
Johason'S three miles north Of the city, r
railroad - ........................... i.sts
Nm. J WaHtec, Commissioner. Offce Rlack-
ford's Block; residence No l6i East MArket
s'ree,-; 49,. .......... ......... Lac
Thomas b. Harvey. Surgeon. Once with Pro.
vost Marshal boards al No - 3. East Wash.
ington nstFses-.-..-.....-..-.... s.ass
Ts5S4
Add Gen. CmrinEton, once In state House. 4,0S&
so.s9s
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Has NO CONNECTION wIru ANY OTHER ErABLrsH
wrSr of the same name In or out Of Indianapolis
w. & H. GLENN. Proprietors.