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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24

Il A IL IL n n rs
EFFERvESCENT
SELTZER .APERIEiNT T.
This valuable popular Medicine has universally
ceived the most favorable recommendations OF the
Medical Profession and the Public a. the most
EFFICIENT
SALINE APERIENT
1t may be used with the best effect in
Bilious and febrle Diseases COsvenes Sick Headache
Nausea, Loss OF Appetite, Indigestion, Acidity OF
the Stomach. Torpdity Of the Liver. Gout,
Rheumatic Affections Gravel Piles,
And all Complaints where gentle and Cooling Aperieni
or Purgative is required.
particularly adapted the wants of Travellers by
Sea and Land Residents in Hot Climates, persons Of Sc
dentary Habits nvads and Convaescents; Captains OF
Vessels and Planters will find il valuable addition 70
their Medicine Chests.
II In the form Of Powder carefully put up Ia bot
ties keep in climate and merely requires water
pouredupon to produce bever-
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen Of the highest standing throughout the coun
try, and steadily increasing popularity for series OF
years. strongly guarantee its efficacy and valuable char
acter to the favorable notice of intel
1igent public
Manufactured only by TARRANT& CO, No. 27S Green
witch street. corner of Warren street. New York. and for
sale by Druggists generally jyI-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24

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Pay per Am
o. = Norton. Governor. Once. stste Hcuse
residence % MARKET and Illinois ar fs,vW
W h. HOLLOWAY, Colonel and Private sfcrstAfy
20 Governor. Dahcs. state House. resides
with Governor Merton. $500. 1,'St
WI " Terrell Major and Military Secretary
70 fsovernor. Ofics. state House. residence
Loves Bock. Ohio street. .............. Alas
W n schlater, MAJOR - Regiment, Indiana
voluntsers. A. u. &. % Governor. Ofiee,
SUI House. boards 81 Palmer Housc..-... AIS
Las. Noble. Adirtsnt General ~ Indiana
Orlce State H0nse, boards AZ Rates House.
sso0 from the state and g. sea pay o. Col
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24

VIII soon assemble and the most important questions
will be brought before Il for determination. one %
which, the Emancipation and Colonirstion policy q the
President, viii vitality affect the future % the country.
All interesting Congressional Proc-edngs VII Be re-
ported IN the lSeafiaei.
-E,Hg Ec II ucG4 .Eg NJ nc
new Legislature viii assemble on The sih Of Janu-
AIRY rs action win have deep interest for The
citizens Of Indiana The Scnffzei viii contain faithful
and intelligent report II is proceedings. that the
reader understand from day 20 day What their Rspre
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24

The Stations above mentioned with
District Head Quarters of the Armies to which the Regiments Companies
to he
reach
LAZ NOBLE
Aduudnt General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24
NOTICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CO-PARTNE
rRNHE undersigned have formed Co Partnership for
the transaction Of general GrOcsry and Produce
business tho city Of indianapolis The business will be
transacted In the name Of Hogshrs a Co.
=. n. HOGSHiRE,
JAMES WATTS,
JOHN =. COUNCIL.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. l, lsss
We have disposed Il In trade and business
hesSrs hogshlre Co Gratined for the patronage We
have received from the citizens Of Indianapolis and VI
ciny, We respectfully request friends continue
their favor. 90 III. n~~ firm.
lanai BOGSHtRF 4 HUNTER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24

This valuable and popular Medicine has universally rs
ceived the most favorable Recommendations OF the
Medical Profession and the Public a. the most
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24
rRuSSES. &C.

Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer % the Hard Rubber
Truss, urllcr Riggs & Gao-iyra-'s Patents.
The Iiarl RHsr Truss II nnlke AMI sl.rr4or 20 all
others IN the filgsny rssrcis wIll nessr hreak raa
chafe gall ~ blister. - male stid rni-r will
cur int 70 y'r~' sfan'ius i--s s ir~s or iniure
The cord. AMI is always clean ard csoi Ne new
Patients ~ accurately fitted iy s..ssns -ize IN
Inches arususi 'sriy Ina line Il rStsurs.
RfFrEKNt'Es as to sul-rrt MY 0rrs The fol-
lowing only oTsr'Ti: Pfufs Md tsFfHxilan and
Parker. New York: Profs t.s-a=d and Ar.s~ iiid.i-
ih.a: Dr. " J,al-si: Sre-n trrrrsi iar~ss. ssh
i'lSi-r; Prfs Bralr'ri, fr--r, Ra, Anir~s and Ds-
vis. Clicaga: DR.. W"lc,ft, Mlvanl.s. Via
Msns'cfurer AMI is-er In ss-Li~r lira~~-. kt-isa-
inal Supi-,frrs, six ard Cft.a f4~- rs-kincs f,r
rarico~ veins, sng~isry Dandacr, dc.. Ac
Dir. WILCON's PATENT ARfiFfCf III lft: man
facture' ~ C stafford. has MANY aiNa''ss- all
others, and c,iicc ~ srh IL Las rvrriei the
fr premiums al the United Statrs Pairs under the ex-
animation ~ the bet surgeons m co,f'ry It's
ton l. received frrn rrIiler g~ith win
brrak giving il great prrfervnre over le SPIRAL gng
use, In otlsr nns
Send stamp FOR pamphlet Pc fffses f:S5s.
Iab~ For sale by al Druggists. povls-'e7 -d3D
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24

numbers the
I'd Cavalry M Regiments Sd Cavalry 4St Regiments 4th
39h Regiment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18
THE DRAFT IN NEW YORK.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia !

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia lnqIircr.
NEW York, Aug. II, l863.-Ihe law AND
order portion Of the community are under
many obligations to Major-General Dix ard
Provost Marshal Nugent for at length putting
an end to the attempt at resistance to the
draft. The Federal Government has ]5,OQt
trusty troops at It's commando and these can
be mustered In any glyen part Of the city, It
need be, within the space OF two hours and
fifteen thousand veterans. we'll supplied with
cavalry and artillery, experienced military a1en
say, are more than sufficient to handle three Or
four such cowardly mobs as that which tenn
porarily obtained the mastery On the 18th and
18th OF August.
What will Governor Seymour do? every bo
dy is asking He will do nothing, except, per
haps, to issue a paper protest. in order to pre-
serve an appearance ot keeping faith with liz
friends, whom he told in front of the City Hall,
while the riot was in progress that not a man
should be ia ken from the State against his sill
until the constitutionality OF the conscription
bill was tested in one OF the State Courts
There IS some wild talk about his calling Or
the State 0uarl' tomorrow, but il IS pre-
sumad it IS nothing but talk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18
TIL SEES SALE.

iLEIlvDRIi IND n-1sH1NGTON H-EiLHO4D.
DY AUTHORITY Of q Deed Of Trust execu-
- ted to us by the Alexandra and Washing
Ion Railroad Company, bearing date the 18th
day of April 1855. and recorded iii the County
Of Washington. and District Of Columbia, i:
Liber J. A. s. No. So tolios 367, 1868 1863: 80 and
81 one ofthe land records for said county, and bE
the request in writing Of Richard Nallach, ESQ.
Mayor of the city OF Washington addressed !"
u.s. we will on Wednesday, the 10th day OF Sep
tember next, expose for sale at pu bile auction,
the road made and to be made by the SAID
Alcxand.i ia and " ashing ton Railroad Company
including the right Of way and land occupied
thereby together with the superstrucrure
and tracks thereon and all rails and Other!
materials used thereon, or procured therefor
including the iron rails and other materials for
the construction Of said road, and AL bridges,
viaducts, cuIverts, fences, depot grounds and
buildings thereon, engines tenders ears. tools.
materials, contracts, and all other personal
property and all rights lmmunltles and fran
chises Of the said Alexandra and Washington
Railroad Company in, to or concerning the said
premises.
The sale to take place at y o'clock meridian,
at the Court House II Alexandria. The terms
of the sale to be one tenth paid cash. the residue
to be paid in ten equal lnstaments With inter
est from the day Of sale every SIX months from
the day of sale. The deferred payments to be
secured to the satisfaction Of the trustscs
J. H. BRADLEY. 7-n,,,+
AT BRADLEY. trustees
Washing t0n. aug 13-eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18

4 LATE SEIRMIsH. The Boston Traveller
has letter from the Army Of the Potomac:
son evher, in Virginia" dated the 10Th IN
slant, from which We take the following
''Yesterday at snndown. just as a small body
Of cavalry was sent out to reCOnnoltre, Capt.
Crowninsheld, OF the First Massachusetts,
with fifty men and Captain T. G. Mcl1regor,
Company I, First Pennsy lvania, with twenty
five men, started from Oak Shade, OH the
Culpeper II ad for the purpose OF advancing
IL Federal pickets beyond Hazel river, made
a narrow escape from capture.
Arriving at w oltord Mill, Lieut.. Lyon, OF
the Ist Pennsylvania cavalry, made bold
dash, with twenty-five men, across ftaZel n.y.
er at the fording point, driving IN the Coneo-
crate pickets, who retreated sullenly; but IN
coed order, bitterly contesting for each Inch CT
the ground. and dis.harging their carblnes at
orr men as they fell back At this juncture
Captain Crovninshield, of the lst Alassachn
sctts cavalry, pushed forward his gallant little
band Of fifty men, and at once deployed them
as skirmishers to protect the First Penn Viva
MIA detachment, and to defend their flank from
any Confederate surprise OF attack, while the
PENNSYLVANIA men advanced.
Considerable brisk skirmishlng ensued, but
our small force presented All imposing front,
which led to oppose that we were about, to
attack them with superior force, and they
very reluctantly gave way: Captain CroWnin-
shield continued to press closely on to the heels
of the flying enemy, proceeding n the dlrcc-
ton Of Beverly Ford. When about three
miles this side Captain Crowninshleld came
suddenly upon the Confederate reserve. pick
cts who rushed upon his small force with te-
roci0us inpetEoslty
After short skirmish with the enemy.
Can't. Crowninshitld observed that a vastly
SUPERIOR force was preparing to attack him,
numbering at least a thousand men, consisting
IF the 9Th, 9th, and 18th Virginia cavalry, the
two latter being the pet cavalry, regiments OF
Lees army Finding it impossible to co. e with
50 large force Capt. CroWinshield began to tall
back Slowly and in good order, but the rebels
perceiying this made an attempt to flank nm,
but but in this they were foled. Ourmen were
driven across the river by an Overwhelming
force leaving the small force under Lieut.. Lyon,
who were on another road, completely Isolated
from all relief, and as nothing has yet been
heard from him it is supposed he was com
pletely surrounded and fell an easy capture
Into the hands OF the enemy, with all his men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18
K e EP COOL

rz7HE undersigned would inform his friends,
] and the public generally, that he is now
prepared to furnish ICE At ALI. HOURS IF THE
DAIoR NIGHT, atthe old stand' No. %, north
A'0' T. G. SWAIN
P S.-Ortlcrs for large quantities Of ICE
left with me, Will be promptly flied at most 70
-rara No terms NH 27--ta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18
NJ AR Red.

On Thursday, the 18th inst, at Avenel, " the
Tresdence Of the brides father, by the Rev.
D., eldest daughter of Prof. A. 6. Pendle5on,
!. 5. Navy all Of Montgomery county, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18

,.,,,ev> The Ccen de Lion, and Nyan-
h.ya arrived at the Washington Navy
4'"N ,;,h several prisoners and lot OF goods.
~ -. t;..+ nam, broght up Jas Gray, OF Dunn
-, and Y. W. Purdy, Of Charles co. who
,..,. captured near Nattawoman cret1-'5'5y
:: aver for the purpose Of purchasing goods,
','II p,r9,, gettiny ready to run the blockade.
r% Vyandaok brought up John Kobblns,
IIou ". ?. anl T. George, who were
....n b. the Reliance on the charge OF flrlng
: :, boats. &c. These latter claim that they
-. .' neacea5le citizens, and that the charges
;, made through prejudice. The Nyan-
9bnl also brought up lot Of goods taken by
-. r,,o,. de Lion, and some salt captured by
herself and the Teaser
The Goods taken by the Occur de Lion we're
.omr that had been hid in the woods near Mat
,owoman creek. It appeared that about three
,oepk syjnca, J. Turley, residing IN Iapphanonck
went to Baltimore and purchased lot OF goods
na9sI.fing mostly Of dry goods and groceries
valued at about $4,000 and weighing
'.5nnt TWO and half TONS which he had trans
noued 10 Mattawonan creek, where he hid
Them IN the woods, and be was waiting an OPP
norrnnirv to transfer them across III the mean
lime sleeping With the goods. \ estorday week
he died suddenly it is supposed from having
baen poisoned and the goods were all carried
0H the facts became known TO Master Morris
and he sent boat crew to look after them
and at the house of Mr. \. Allen he found
lot slowed under bed, which Re seized.-
Itiszupposed that all of them will be recovered
although they have been scattered over
large extent of country. - " ash. Star
There has deem destructive fire at Rurst's
shoddy Mill, Cohees, New York and fifteen
female operatives were burned 70 death. The
flames spread with fearful! rapidity, and the
only means OF escape left the girls was through
The windows. Some were SO terror-stricken THAI
they abandoned themselves to their fate, and
verished in the building Others fell from the
windows into the fire below. Many were badly
Injured by jun ping to the ground. Twenty
Eve operatives are missing, and fifteen repor-
ted burned to death,
The U. S. Government is about establish
gin cavalry depot at Giesooro, opposite the
Washington Arsenal, (near the Insane Asy
Mm, and is now erecting a large wharf at
Ioungs Point, with the necessary buildings
sHrzae~n=na1nsnna#raHasn
MARRIED.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, at "Avenel, the
re5idence Of the brides father by the Rev.
4abez Fox, JOHN G. WILSON to SELMA
u. oldest de L oh Ter Of Prof A G. Pnndle-On.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.-A competent
I teacher is willing TO give private instruction
to pupils at their own residences in all the
branches Of thorough English and Classical
education.
lie will also, assist the studies of young men
in Arithmetic Algebra, Surveying and Book
Keeping, either during the day or evening"
Should sufficient number Of the latter apply:
he is disposed to form an EVENING CLASS
for their accommodation.
Annlications. with the name and number Of
anplicants. residences will be attended TO- Ad-
dress s'Teacher'' at this office. aug l4-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18

| OTIS FOR REMIT have for rent q num-
~ Der OF vacant lots, for building, at 81. 80 per
1901 'front.' erannun1, They are situated short
Instance from the market. r. JOHNSTON.
aug l5-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18

TWO or three spare Rooms to let, or board
1 for few persons IN most agreeable part
o. The city, Address 6. at the Gazette office.
aug l8--3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18

The y. S. Government is about establish
gin cavalry depot at Giesboro', opposite the
Washington Arsenal, (uear the Insane Asy~
Jun, and is now erecting large wharf at
Ioung's Point, with the necessary buildings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18

@ ,TWODWELLINGS FOR sALE.-The
r. - a4oyegiser offers fer sale two comfortable
~ I,NIELLINGS-one BRICK, one frane-sit
s @&Seo At the lower end Of Water street. For
}y2~H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18

EMPIRE HOUSE FOR SALE,
I'HlS large and commodious establishment,
1 No, 299 King Street, is for sale 1t contains
DTooms. The lot is % feet by 100. For terms
&c. apply to r. JOHNSTON.
aug l3-6J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18

FOR SALE.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction,
fN$5 on the premises, IT y O'clock oS WE'D
@ 49, SEpTEMBEn 23D, the THREE-hTO-
~ BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No "a.
pn,-oI street. u. G. KINZER,
Adm X Of |. l.. knzer, decd
aug S-lavt15thSept&dta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-18

Washington. aug l3-eots
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10

hermit no goods to 90 into Mississippi
nnder any circumstances. Now, you
! ave sworn that these goods were to go
into Fayette County, and yet you now
admit that you design taking them 10
Mississippi. H.
Detecting the dilemma in which she
was placed, she hurriedly replied; They
are not all for me; a part of them are 10
go to Fayette county .il.t -
But calmly interrupted her tor
menting questioner, you have also
sworn that they are all for yourself
Now, my dear Mss" he continued, 1T
must be much easier as well as pleasateirr
to confne yourself strictly to the truth.
g Why, General, you don't mean to
say would tell lie, and tears OF anger
and vexation filled her eyes.
you seem to consider it justifiable to
practice little deception in order to
mislead u.s." he replied; "now you say
YOU do not consider that you have taken
the oath, or at least yol do not so under
stand ii. am afraid, my dear girl, that
if was to grant you pass, you "ouiu
not understand 1t.
"Yes. o, yes | would, for 1t would take
me beyond the lines.
Thus the conversation went on Tor
some time. The young Miss was perse,,
vering. She tried smiles, entreatles, and
; woman's last result-tears, but all IN
l vain. No pass could she obtain without
ssBAffgiFiIRg e the h0rr ri gath v POI
ton of the City, and the lines for earth
works have been run regardless of the
, character of the fine yards and splendid
residences which had to be destroyed
Every approach to the City is well guard
ed and the streets are easily raked by the
cannon planted at various points in the
D fort
Trade was quite brisk. All kinds Of
1 business appeared to be lively, and price:
r range at figures that speedily depleies al
l., ordinary purse. They almost charge d
: man something for looking at him.
l. While wandering around the City the
f Bowen pnt out for Helena, and your cor
k respondent had to look for another boat
o Fortunately the Culew, Capt Hall, lay a
: the landing loaded with ammunition
$ cannon, &c, and as she was goin(
= directly through the Yazoo Pass,
l. secured berth on her. l need hardl,
t. add in this connection that my situation
e is pleasant one The hospitality o
It Capt Hall is well known.
r. Some items that have come under m,
If observation in passing through the Pass
e l will give in my next 7. NJ. F.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
AILROAD RECEIPTS.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. April g.
20 bbls whisky, 81 bids cord, II coils yarn. J G.
Fenneman; cars sanitary stores, VIM Hanne-
man; 2 bxs dry goods, II Magee = Co: Il brs
hats. ii pkgs, Shanklin Il Riley; bxs boots. p
semonin; bxs dry goeds, Keen & Preston x
hbis butter, Gilbert Ii bxs mds. / bale, IS
% CNs Inas, Byrne; bxs dry goods, bxs bats,
9 & Miller; box glass Vantier & MS nkgs
mdS L NJ Elliott; iron safe, F. A Cooke & Co: I
box hardware, Bahcock; 800 bnrlaps and i2s
bags oats II Pei dleton; box md@ l table
bhI, w III Manning rs bbls otatoes. % Tvs
pickles. p Elliott: car STAY 5. Dcfic,.s: bx
OIL, LEIGH & Q; bags, SinZich d Son; / bdI
sacks IL ii Tmble; bxs beef tongues. 81 pkgs
632 bags wheat Ss bbls flour, Igicheart Bros us
bales hay, W Crawford l box, Shapker & Blu,
sing; p kegs lead, % kegs M valley, LAYER & BRAY
90 kegs white lead, Keller & White so bxs pickles
Dds eggs, Foster Co; saddle Wolf & X /;
~ sacks bran, L Zeiak l car coal, j L White;
box aud half Dbl eggs H b nd
A Z. SHRADER Agent
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
GUARDIANS SALE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED GUARDIAN OF THE
Il persons and property of James Edward WAL
Ian and Emillne Wallan, by virtue of an order OF
the Court of Common Pleas of Fauderburch
County, ON the 10th day of March, 1858, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock ii. and o. lock D. m
OF said day, at the door of the Cohri House. in the
city of Evansville, will sell at public auction the
sou beast or CORNER Eaf of lot No one hundred a,d
iorty-nlne, IN the Donation enlarg ment Of tie
city OF Evansville, the same Icing situated on the
corner Of Third and Walnut Streets in said CITY.
ron the following terms, to wit: One quarter Of
ihs purchase mSney to be paid in cash. one Quarter
IA SIX months, one quarter in twelve months and
one quarter in eighteen months, the DurcbasaT -
give notes for the deferred payments with interest
anu without relief from valuation or appraisement
laws, secured by mortgage upon the premises.
JAMES 7. WALKER,
EOio'Ns" Guardian.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-10
Especial to the Cincinnati Gazette.

WASHINGTON, April S.-General Hal
leck received dispatches from Hunter to-
day, dated April 3d. The combined
forces were then at Stone Inlet, waiting
for good weather. 1t was then blowing
a gale and not likely to subside for two
days. The reported landing in force on
St Johns or Seabrook Island, is there
fore incorrect
Dispatches from Admiral Porter were
received to-day, giving a full account of
Steele's Bayou and Deer Creek expedit-
ion, which got within 800 yards of Roll
ing Fork Branch of the Big Sunfower
river, where it was plain sailing to the
Yazoo, but there they were obliged to
turn back, the rebels telling trees behind
q" - Si''-"uel being
very difficult, rihed cannon Commencing
the ditch and heavy bodies of infantry,
as we'll as sharp shooters. harrassing the
feet, and General Sherman not having
arrived =
Admiral Porter praises the soldiers
and sailors Of the iron-clads and recounts
the terrible labors and dangers of the re-
treat of seventy miles in twenty-four
hours. The inhabitants were amazed at
the appearance of the iron-cads where
never a aatboat had been before. The
negroes were all focking to see them.
The rebel Government agent burned
more than 10000 bales of cotton, and
Porter took all he saw marked C.S A.
besides bringing away enough to buy a
gunboat. Numerous able bodied ne
groes came away with the soldiers. The
rest 1ttarlu dom GRO lizaI Il ;c
beautiful, rich country, full of live stock
and corn. Only one officer, Henry Sui
Ivan, Third Assistant Engineer of tie
Della, was killed, and one seriously
wounded.