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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

.Srrsx EsstSs yoR s,LE "A fifteen horse.
power engine. liassleman 4 Vintons best make
used four months-good new. can be bought
at low figures Call on. or address
j McLrNE 4 Co.
July DIT Inhiannpoli- Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

To rHE MtxnsRs 90 rHt INDIANAPOLIS liz
Batw BFSkvoLsSr SOCIETY," - regular meeting
will he held to morro~ at 10 A NJ 3, at the Vestry
Room Of the congregation
y RfcE Secretary.
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iulr y asa

CrrY PeoPEary WANTED We have seyeral
thousand doiisrs in cash. aud some frat class
lows aud Illincis land that we desire to give for
properly In Indanapolis-,he land and the money
10 go together. DEtzELL JoSrs.
Real E.tAe Rrnkers
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~ Brig Gen Darlington il assigned the duty
OF organizing the State troops and h's he Office
N the State House. In the room Just north OF the
library
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sT-Col Jones of the AL regiment. CON
mand- At Camp Darlington where the iroor~
arriving will be ordered 10 periec, their organi
xattoua
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sTThe posioffce will be clo-ei To day. June
llth. from hale past three O'Clock until five. on
accoun, IT the death Of John Farrell. an employee
in the Office A II CoSNER. Postmaster
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CRY AND STATE ITEMS.

" he Grand Jurv Of the Distric, Court q
the United Strtes 10 sill In session.
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S--T--1S60--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

lnyigorates strengthens, aud purncS the systems Is
perfect appetizer and Natures great restorcr II com
posed Of pure 81 trolN Rum, the celebrated Calsaya
Bark, roots aud herbs. Particularly adapted 10 weak
AMI delicate persons, aud can be relied unon for s
purity cures Dyspepsia. is sIentle tonic and sust
the for changes Ut the Sold by alGroees,
Druggists, Hotels and saloons. T. II. Drake Co. 202
broadway, New York. Jani4 .dSwitaN6m
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eesh or ammunition Ter heavy guns tAey rad
q fair supply. bat In field and maske,ry tho, ere
short. eight caps To the man was all thew h.a.
and an excess OF sugar. molssses, aud rice vss
all the supplies they had. with little unsrousd
corn.
The equalization ~as caused by de.sItu,ion and
physical prostration. FASTENED perhaps BY De On
70 day.
II IL admitted by all that the Rebels made I.
gallant defense. and the terms are understood to
be concession Of Grant to their bravery a. veil
as great public economy
vicksburg Was much damaged BY shells. hardly
Ahouse escaping
The reception Of our troops was not unfavors
BILE.
Our soldiers treated their late enemy with great
friendines.. both sides feeling great relief from
the sufierings and hardships Of the siege.
Fifty steamers are landing
The Fourth of July has never been celebrated
so strongly and 50 earnestly.
Gen. Pemberton denies the authorship Of the
4 speech attributed to him about holding out till
the last dog Was eaten.
Yesterday and to-day passed of remarkably
quiet. and good feeling prevails.
Weather iearfully warm.
Nineteen general officers have been psroled.
Some two or three DAYS will be occupied be-
L lbft tli tive Ifi~oHtf> hft ftut OUT. ntfr Ot~t
tnation Is reported to he Tslladoga. Ala. Many
OF them IRE anxious not to be paroled. but wish
To take the oath of allegiance and proceed North.
Several OF their children have been killed or IN
jured during the siege
The buildings occupied BY the sick and woun
ded we're constantly exposed TO the Shells and
about $500 have been killed inside the work
since the siege began.
The labor on the Notifications both sides I.
prodigous.
The weight of artillery knocked most Of their
works into undistngushable heaps
About 900 women and children were In the
city during the bombardment. Who Rave for the
best part OF the time been obliged 10 live in
caves. OF which there are several hundred
The citizens had not been allowed to draw from
army supplies except is cases OF restitution.
Prices of food have been enormous. Five dol
lars pound for -four and one dollar a pound for
mule meat
Latest advices from the interior rspresen,
Johnston reireating rapidly, and sherman in no,
pursuit. Requirements are moving TO Sher
man
Offers of assistance have been dispatched "a
Banks. and IL IL coniectufed that the condition o
the Port Hudson garrison il similar to that oi
Vickshurg week ago. Its fall may be an.
nounced NJ any hour
IL IL the general opinion here both In he Rebel
army and our own. thet the rebellion In the West
Is at an end. or AT least reduces, to insignificant
proportions.
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viii BE introduced BY their trainer, Or JANIS L
IHAYER.
NoshiEg shall be wanting make this moral. -s>-
lecfral and amusing sxhjbton Notwithstsodfne n
innuzrabls variety Ct attractions and the uaore>st>n<t
expense Of this unparalleled combination, e prc< -
admission will he placed he extraordinary iow fzsrs
Of TWENTY FIVE CENTS; Reserved seats. FfTr
CENTS.
Doors open snA7 O'clock r. performance soeor-
nence half en- hour AFT rwzrc
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From Washington.

wssHiNoros. July . From letters recently
received here, u appears that ON Friday last Gen
Meade learned that Gen Stuart was preparing "a
make one OF his customary raids, 20 cut off our
trains md prevent cnmmunlcR ion with Baltimore
and Washington Gen Gregg with his cavalry
division, was ordered tn advance from our ex
IRENE right and intercept him To day. with two
brigades and battery. he proceeded and accom-
pshcd his mission. meeting Suar, two miles
from our lines, already on his way 10 execute his
design.
Gregg charged the Rebels and was NJ first re
pulsed. He rallied his men and again charged
routing Sturris force who left his dead and
wounded on the field IN their hasty retreat.
Among the killed are two Rebel Majors
Our loss from % To- 30 killed. and lie
wounded
Another letter from headquarters saws General
Mcade's movements are energetic. and he NAV
decide 10 cross the river IN pursuit Of the Rebels
should they escape from this side.
The Rebels have sent over the river their
horses, cattle. wagons. plumber &c
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rron Boone<boro.

BooSEsBoRo, July 9.-The Rebels were drawn
up in line OF battle 81 miles from here this morn
ing on the road TO Hagerstown They extended
toward the Potomac, in the vicinity of Bakers
Vile
Thew are constructing rife pits Farplav.
and will probably wait an attack
Our forces are 80 placed that collision may
occur any hour.
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Noon Reports.
from shippiagsburx.

sHIrrISGsBrss. Pa. June Q The armls. oil
Gems Meade and Couch are ,pdv coneentrat ii g
in front OF the Army Of Virginia The head
quarters OF Gen. Couch are here TO night
The news 10 day from wsynesboro shows tha,
portion Of Lees army Is only three miles from
the force. Of Gen Smith
The epemy's cavalry made flying visit TO day
TO Greencastle. probably for the purpose Of watch.
ing our movements and gathering supplies
Lees headquarters are still believed to be Al
Hagefsiown
Exciting events are likely 70 occur during the
next two DAYS.
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49, seats R@DI> n m.
WI ExxsIr Al

Richmond Saturday, JAY N; Counerssiii<. Ns-12y.
July IS; Nashville. TUESDAY, Jay Ia 6recnsbz-x We'd
neday, July Is. shefbyvlle Thursday. July is India
nspos Friday and Saturday, July IL snc IL, Danx.s-
Monday. JAY 90 Greencasie Tuesday July 81, Brazil
"Wednesday, Jnly =. T~rre Hsuse. nursd<y, Jsy -.
Remember, the largest Exhlbition In TIE vc~,s b
ceming. ANDY sPRIN0y<, Aseot.
Jye-dsodst -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

CouRT HousE. VIcKsBURG. july ~
VIA CAIRO. JIly 10.
Vicksburg surrendered this morning, after a
siege of forty seven days, terminating in a nego-
tiation lasting twentv-four hours. Grant and
Pemb .rton had an interview yesterday afternoon
The last note of Pemberton, accepting the prof
fered terms Of Grant, did not reach here until 3
o'clock this morning. Gen. Mcpherson received
the formal surrender. The terms allow the Off
GERS and men TO be psroled here. the former TO
retain their side arms. horses and personal prop
erty They will be escorted beyond lines
and furnished With three days rstions from our
stores.
Gen. Logan's division marched into the city at
ii o'clock and at noon Lieut. Col Strong hoist
ed the stars and stripes over the Cour, House
Colonel Wilson is Provost Marshal Of the city
and Gen. Logan commander Of the Post
We have taken over 81 900 prisoners. besides
about a. 900 non-combatsnts; 102 field pieces: sc
siege guns; 80 900 stands arms: ammunition; 10
comoiives; cars: few stores. and 81 stand Of
coors.
Among the prisoners are Lieut. Gen. Pember
ton; Major Generals Stevenson. Smith. Forne,
and Bowen; Ii Brgadier Generals. and about &c
Colonies.
There are 900 men in the hospitals, half o.
whom are wounded.
Only $4,000 Of the garrison are reported fit fol
duty.
The stock Of provisions was almost exhausted
and for four days numbsss have been eating mui'
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Prom Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoSEoE. July 6.-The savannah
Republican says:
Pres Davis lacks the power 10 appreciate mil:
tary genius of the highest order: while be lets
the management of our armies 10 such men as
Lee. Beauregard. Johnston, Ewell. Bragg. Long
street and Hill, be fails TO perceive that there are
military geniuses Of the highest order waiting In
inglorious inaction.
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RALEIGH. v c.. July 6-Some ercitemens
was occasioned yesterday on the Wilmington and
Warsaw road at Warsaw
1t rumored that the enemy has moved in the
direction Of Newbern. bat the rumor is not con-
sidered reliable.
Governor Vance addressed the people this
morning.
The citizens are being enrolled for the defense
OF the city.
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From Helena.

HELENA. AK. july 9.-Further particulars Of
the late battle show The repulse to have been very
decided ard disastrous to the enemy. Ii is
thought their loss will foot M 600 killed and
wounded Our loss is $50. We have taken 900
prisoners and plroled them. 230 wounded are AT
NeEtOn. seven miles out
The Rebels left two pieces Of artillery in our
hands
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LorrsviLtK. July i0-Martial iaw vas de
clafei Ia this cts 10 dsy
Laie., sdvice- 81 headquarters place the enemv
between Corydon and New Albany. Ind. about
fifteen miles from the latter place. and with our
forces under Hobson In close pursuit.
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PROM sgoouesboro.

BooNFsBoRo, Nh, July y.-There has been no
active operations IN our front 10 day
After the cavalry fight of Wednesday the enc.
nv Withdrew their forces towards Hagerstown
and formed in line OF battle on elevated ground
below Wllifmsport. thus uncovering the Shep.
pardslown crossing
Scouts and accommodating parties rerort Lee
entrenching his front. drawing ammunition from
his train on tie Virginia side, and making gen
eral preparations TOR another battle
IL II contradcted that we have a force in the
direction OF Lees retreat in Virginia.
IL IL not likely that general battle will be de-
layed beyond tn morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

ST LOUIS, july l0-Grand demonstration
are in preparation for to morrow night in hons
of the recent victories in the East and West
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

NV YoRK. July l0.-The steamer Georl
Washington, from New Orleans on the 4th, a
rived to night.
News from Port Hudson says the siege col
tnued
Orders have been issued by Gen chipley r
the formation of a brigade Of Louisiana volu
teers for sixty DAYS for the defense OF New O
leans.
No public ss-emblages are allowed in the CT
except for public worship.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

CISciSSArI. July 10 1T is reported this morn
ing that Rebel furces ARE operating on the river
between here aud Louisville. with the intention Of
capturing passing boats
The Gazette's Vicksburg correspondent SAYS:
Among the officers captured are one Lieutenant
General, four Major Generals and between fifteen
and twenty Brig,der Generals The garrison
was composed Of 30 900 men
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SAN Francisco. july s.--City Of Mexico date
via Acapulco. TO the 10Th June. have been re
ceived.
Forey arrived at San Luis Potosi on the 9th
and established the seat of government there.
The late garrison of the City of Mexico. mum
bering ~ 0OO men. is distributed at the most i'm
portant points westerly Of that city
A portion of the French army entered the Cit
of Mexico on the Sth
Its believed Gen. Forev had sent communi
cation urging Juarz's government to accept term
OF peace.
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NASHVILLE, July l0.-The citizens Of Frank
lin and Spring Hill rerort the country north OF
the Tennessee river filed with deseriers from
Bragg's army. mostly Tennesseesns. The nun
Der is estimated at ten TO fifteen thousand They
refused to leave Tennessee
Rosecrans' army retain the line Of EIs river
Campaign virtually ended.
The Armv of the Cumberland now hold Win
chester and Shelbyville.
rsouisrille train arrived on time
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WAsHrNGroS. july 9 Operations in General
Dix's command At the White House and on the
Peninsula are successful. having cut of all om-
munication from Richmond and Gen Lees army
aud detained a large number OF troope in aud
about Rchmend. which would have otherwise
gone TO reinforce Lee
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1863-01-03
Marriage en- shor, Aaunia,nnc..

There is not a.city. there is scarcely a
township, which does not number among its
inhabitants women who have married On very
short acquaintance, only to be abused, desert.
ed, and left burden and lifelong sorrow to
the families in which they were born and
reared, and which they most imprudently and
improperly deserted to share the fortunes ol
relaliye .strapgIS, I( young ladies could
realize how greatly indc!icate as vel. as culpa.
bly, reckless such marriagrsa pear in the eyes
ol the observing, they surely would forbear.
hyear's thorough acquaintance, with the most
circums'antial accounts, from disinlere tied
and reliable witnesses, OF the antcccdents from
childhood, Are the very best guarantees which
any woman who realizes what marriage is
viii require Of a stranger. Even then, II her
parents are not fully satisfied, ~ well ms her
sell, she should still hesitate Marriage Is Of
undertaking in which no delay can be so hazlr
dous NJ undue precipitation. e. -
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1863-01-03
THE NEWS.

The President has issued an address
to the Army of the Potomac, regard
ing the late battle Of FredS'rcksburgh.
He says that although the army was
not successful, the attempt was not an
error, nor the failue other than an ac-
cident. He extols the courage with
which our troops, in an open field,
faced the enemy behind en9reneh,
inents, and the skill with which the
Rappahannock was crossed and re-
crossed. He condoles with the mourn
ers for the dead, sympathizes with the
severely wounded, and tenders all,
officers and soldiers; the thanks of the
nation. -. ..
The advices from The headquarters
of the Army of the Potomac are not
important. No shots have been ex-
changed with the rebels for several
days. and the river pickets maintain a
friendly disposition towards each other.
Gen. Burnside has made another re.
statement in regard to the losses al
Fredericksburg, correcting his former
one in the light Of later medical re
ports. The whole number OF wounded
he now puts down at between six ant
seven thousand, instead of nine thou
sand, as before reported. Abort che
half of the wounded are receiving
treatment in hospital. >
Mr.. John S. Rarey his, at the re
quest of Gen. Hallcck, visited th'
Army of the Potomac, to ascertain
report upon the condition Of the horse
in that ARMY. His report is givel
elsewhere. IL will be seen that h
gives a better account CT this condI
ton than we have been. led to expect
though it is certainly bad enough. IL
gives some suggestions as p the prope
treatment of tho nninRis, (which wi
no doubt be adeptedra m as possible
A body Of rebel ssySH are said t
have been about ], ,ttsAurSh on Satul
day last-doubtless portion {
Whites band.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1863-01-03

PERSONAL HABITS OF Mr. LINcOLN.--Par,
ties who know the habits Of President Lincoln
are not surprised to hear of his personal visit
to Gen Burnsde-nor would any such be as
tonished TO know he was in New York at any
time. II he wanted to see anything or any
body, be would be quite Us likely 10 come an
to send. lie has al orbit Of his own, and no
one can tell where he will be or what he will
do, from anything done yesterday. If he wants
a newspaper, he is quite as likely TO go out.
and get it as he is to send after it. 1.-The wants
to see the Secretary Of State, go.s out and
makes him call. Atnight from ten to twelve,
he usually makes tour all around--now at
Sec. Seward's, and then at llalleeks; aud if
Burnside was nearer he would see him every
night before he went to bed. Those who
know his habits, and want TO see him late at
night, follow him frou, place to place, aud the
last search gepeplly brings him up at General
llacck's, as he can get the latest army intelli-
egnce there. Whoever else is asleepnnd indo-
leut, the president is wide awake and around.
- Washington c0rresp0ndeRce Boston Journal.
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One Of The EarL..

4 merchap, In this city, living in ward Q, who
does business near Market Su1Are. had occasion
last weak TO kill n rooster for his table, which
died unhef protest lie wrung BE rrek picked
him clrau. and LEFT him lying ~ tha grnnnd
whl ho went into thr house 10 dispose Of the
baskei Of feathers when hc trIGru',i ~ the
scraa of operations bis victim Was non iHrsHiHs
Aiipr lillc hcRfth he found him fuupii around
the garden, living Illustration of Diogrnes 10
fniIion II man, Afler recovering little from
his surprise he rave chase 10 tho monster, and
6nally succeeded In driving him int, ihc pen,
v here the plurky bird crHb TO "ffout face. "
Tapped his wings aud gave a lcnd ringing cfow,
by way uf challenge The battle was now 70.
newed. and ended In the cAplurs AJa d~cApita
lion Of Tie ob.Ipprtous chanliVlrf II that cock
takes another turn. eiih,f before or after he !,
cooked, "maJ We 6u tbegO 10 sgO.- -AtgbHrgpOH
pT.sty
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:; 4 new paper mil has been established at
Mobile, Three thousand bushels of salt per
day are now manufactured within the salt re.
gon of Alabama. The Mobile Tribune de-
clarcs that desperate defence of that city will
he made. II remarks 's-.
Whenever Butler and Farragut get ready.to
attempt the conquest Of this city, they will
ti'id it a job sesuch magnitude as was never
conceiyedby the most fertile Yankee brain. r
The time has gone by when apprehension Of
their ironFclads and fame vomiting mortars IN.
terfered with the digestion Of our citizens.
There is a settled determination to defend
the city to the last and direst extremity. The
Commanding General et thisDepartment has
made open declaration OF his resolution to suf
fer the destruction of the commercial metropo,
listof the State, rather than surrender it into
ths-haads- of shs. --ehemy. The. Legislature
urges that il be defended from street to street,
from house 10 house and the municipal au-
thoritieS are determined that il shall be laid
in ashes rather than Butler, Farragut, and
their attendant 6cvIls shall pollute the soil.
The scenes Of New Orleans and Galveston
will never be re-enacted here. There will be
no Laay evacuation, no raree show Of batteries
surrendered and abandoned There is not a
square inch of ground within the city limits
but will lattea with the fostering bodies OF our
enemies should they ever succeed in passing
the forts, the SHORE hR ieries, and the mile o
cncircling lortiications.
| We are glad 10 learn that the work Of dc
fence goes brayely on. Day after day the bay
obstrucHons grow stronger, and the shore bat
teres are made more capable of raining upor
the Yankee ships tempestuous storm Of sho
and SHELL
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1863-01-03
An OrI1ia.I Dusi.

~ Old Col s., of Wisconsin was an odd
genius a queer compopnd Of comic serious.
ness, Repleie with jokes, both original and
selected, he was not slow in halching them up,
and dealing them out IN small dascs on differ.
eot occasions.
One evening" NJ party, young gentleman,
upon whom lhc Colourl bad told some cutting
jokes feeling himself nsuitrd, challenged The
Colenel to mortal combat.
The challenge vas accepted.
Having the chnict NJ weapons, and the ap,
poinltnent n the place Of meeting the Colonr
!old the young man 10 repair, the following
morning at o'clock In certain spot, and
added that he would sec that the weapons
were there
The following morning, at the appointed
lime, the yonng man repaired To the indicated
spot (said spot being among the lead mines
wHs, naturally, idTowed with mineral holes
well, youngstrr,' said the Colonel, stick
ing his hands In his pockets. and ciecling
aupcriluous quantity Of tobacco juice lrsm hi
irapacious mouth, are you ready y
llrrc'ing m affirmative answer be Continued
/ " Here's where We ate 10 fight indicating
! mineral shaft mar BY which was nt least sixl!
feet deep land here are our weapons, point
ing 10 pile II rocks You're to 60 dow
that ar hole and throw rocks up, aud I'm h
stay up and thfoB rbcks down"
! II is needless TO add that the challenge VA
Withdrawn.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1863-01-03
Be Your Own lIaa.

People who have been bostcred mp by friends
all their lives long, are seldom good for anything
in n crisis When misfortune comes upon them
they look shout ior some one TO lean upon. and
il the pop is gone, down they 90. Once down
they are rs helpless rs caIsz"d tnflos, or un.
horsed knights IL armor Such silken fellows
no morn resemble self made mrn, who have
fonght their way to position. making difficulties
their stepping stones, aud deriving determine.
iian from defeat, than vines resemble oaks, or
splutteTing rush lights the stars Of Heaven. Ef
fort persisted in TO achievement, trains n man
into self reliance, and when he hHs proved to the
world that hs can trnst himself, the worli will
inst him. No nne ever swan well who placed
his reliance entirely in n cork jaeket, aud IT,
when breasting the sea Of life we cannot keep
ourselves mp, nnd try to forg ahead by dint Of
our own energies, eve arc Of nj! men tire tnosi
miserable '--,nere drift wood, bqftted about by
the waves Of adversely aud imbecility Young
men, leatn TO conquer circumstances. and you
will llren be independent of fortune The meI
Of athletic minds who have shown so couspicu
ouSly in the different erAs in the worlds history
have fought their way through difficulties, ant
and by being their own men, have lsaped ehasms
grppled with opposing cks, avoided AvalRu
ees and made themselves land marks for th,
guidance of others