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, 1863-10-01
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
The Indiana State Fair---Seeond
Day.
Reinforcements for Rosecrans.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbuue.1
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20. 1883.
The prospects Of the State Fair are bright
cnirg, and now appear highly encouraging.
The attendance to-day WAS fully equal to that
OF any preceding year, while articles for exhi-
bition continued to arrive during the entire
day.
The entries up till to night amount to
1850, and tie receipts for tie day was over
FouR THOUSAND DOLLARS.
It is zsid that oger eight hundred articles
are at tie dcpots On the various railroads,
and could be brought here In consequence ot
The scarcity of transportation. 1t Unexpected
that very large crowd wsn BE- in attendance
tomorrow.
Capt. Carl smidt, Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral to General Willick, and Capt. Ritter, Of
the SD Indiana, we're killed at Chickamunsa.
Governors Morton and Yates left on the
evening train, for Dayton, where they will
: -ept ak tomorrow.
Senator Lane returned hers to.daJ from the
northern part Of the State, where he has been
on the stump. He speaks very eneonEagingly
Of our prospects. The Union men are alive
and at work
From Specinl Correspondent
1Ep1ASaroI1s, Sept. 81, 1863.
The State Fair, successful as It will prove,
is get a serious loser, from tha large e1gro=s-
ment Of the ,nilroad facilities Of the State, by
the Federal Government, for the trlnsporta.
tion Of troops from East to West AS it has
already found mention in the dispatches and
widely in the press, aud more particularly as
1t Is movement not to be concealed from
rebel sympathlzers and epies all through the
territory trayereed, 1t can do no harm to state
that as I write this, in the Bates House, In
dianapolis shakes ta the tread Of heavy trains,
and rcsounds with the shout Of. thousands of
Union troops en- route from the Potomac to
the Tennessee. These troops arc the 11ta
army corps, Gen Howard's, and the 12th,
Gen. slocum's both under Hooker's COM
mand, and on their way to reinforce Rose
Grams.
Within the past two days over twe1ty-three
thousand soldiers, from tho army in Vir-
gfni., has thus been pouring through this
| State, cheered all along the route by the
| men and women who have waved these
heroes forward with every possible demon.
elAuoa p a., $500 ~oo;s1a ~
troops tneaselses a'e N .ne uh.st pose!e4o
spirits, and evidently 5ub1lant at the trans1er'
Their brief stay In this city YVES the occa-
zion Of much enthusiasm, and the gathering
Of great crowds about the long trains as they
came In. To guard against all mishaps, Maj.
| Cen. Hooker. throurh the Provost Marshal
49, ,-.-ss - an5e- a7os;n, -, d~,n,-.-o,
mere, Issued IN oroer closlns I'LL ot1nh1ng
saloons, and it Was done. The only spirit
allowed free flow was the pure spirit Of loyal
- p.f..o .h,a -o,.,hor ~, ~ ..,,h o,a Al,
r. ~, ,'". .ea. se t.."ra =. T..1....,11a
VII na'e oeen "1asicfteu ~ ''al9s1ne,
whence IN immense force ls gong tor"ard
to give strength and recuperation to Rose.
crens. and become the 1oach1ne which viii
' 49, -.st ssa >-,s.,, .s.,.,asa-s a.. -. -
maAe q SLUT ana stnn campaign 1or 1nc IT,
belton In the South.
| 1Sp1ASApol1s, Sept. e3.-1ndianapolis IL
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4At 1o1A1At AAu tAtHesk appeai Vi iAe
loyal men OF Missouri and Kansas to the
! resident, is now in his hands. We shall
81 all he able soon TO lay the whole docu.
mcnt before our readers. In the meantime
very full and sufficient hints have been fur
uishcd in our dispatches to indicate to the
country the nature Of this memorial The
facts upon which it is based constitute the
best known portion Of the history Of affairs
in.the Department Of Missouri It is a grave
and specific arraignment Of policy in
7he conduct OF the war which has still
lived to blight and curse Missouri and
Kansas long after its abandonment in
other fields. Unfortunately for these citi-
zcns these States have become exceptional,
and within their limits full scope has been
given to the elsewhere abandoned plan Of |
tenderness for the rebels. If Gen. 6cho- |
field had been instructed by the War De-
partment, when he first assumed com.
nand, that he was to take good. heed to
save Slavery; TO see that the institution Of
man selling received no detriment; that
he was to further and promote negro:
hunting;- that he WAS to frown down
the enlistment Of blacks, and make even
The Federal uniform no protection for the
slave against his rebel master that he
was to give the cold shoulder to loyal
men, and consort exclusively with those
who have little sympathy or belief in the
restoration Of the Republc-if such had
been the tenor Of the instructions given to
Gen. Schofcld he could, now that he is
assai.ed, t1iumphantly and without.fear Of
impeachment, exclaim, II Aaue obcyed
Drdcrs!"
It remains to be seen whether the
President will sanction the course latterly
pursued in the suppression Of the rebellion
in Missouri, or whether he will recognize
the fact that he has been wofuly deceived
by the infamous and treacherous gang Of
political adycnturcrs, who were able to
persuade the Government that they, bet
ter than MI others, understood just how to
manage this business in Missouri. The
Formally and dclibcratcness Of this nd
dress, both in manner and matter, will suf-
dcicutly enforce its claims to careful in
ycsisAtion. Whatever the present result,
.he movement will live as q permanent
episode Of the war, as imperishable as the
records Of the sacrifices Of these men Of the
border who bore the first brunt Of the col
lsiou between Liberty and Slavery, and
who have remained steaafAst aud immova-
ble to attacks from open foes and treach-
crous friends.
Nor Gun Illinois look On unconcerned at
this time, and say thai this is none Of her
quarrel She stands next in the rank Of
exposed 6tates with many parts Of her
community ripe for just such scenes and
diseraces as have befallen Missouri in the
hands Of the Gamble -Schofeld gang. The
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3o-Sales Of 5.20's
to-day amounted to 81, ,101 .o50. The hea7iest
ssle for two months' deliveries Of bonds are
made to the 26th Of September.
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Movements OF Gen, SchencIk.

DAYTON, Sept. 3o.- -Me5. Gen. schsask ar
rived this evening on tep days leave Of At.
sence, lenyipg Gen. Tyler Temporarily in
cba,ge Of the Maryiapa Department. There
is no foundation foy. the report Of bis re-.
moyal.
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d / f. ID.

st AtPu!eski, New York, on the 9th ult.- WARSEE
Fis 7HR. Gn1y Eon OF Chas. D. B1agdon aEed years
4nd months
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WESTERN. l.! LAND NJ }. Al AGENCY 3t]s3s
.f,1ea exonlInat. In lows, ,:on*!a. M.unes7 ssat
1uilota; s7esa. s:tsattoa 4vfa tq SELECTING taraas
AZ tou7na,s Eade IL tns s5rins and fA1l to t1cT4
IL counties for that purpose .mphle1s mn a<e;
live o: par ssnt cn a53tca.ion- Ca2Itasts o. koI
deIs Wishing t. tavett!n lands roy rAax saptly!a
f. de- ard titles ca,eIuy iavcs,t :atad T1s rapit ek
II sion e siva5s rends: lcves:maas IN 1914 y
lucrative sEd safe beyond ali other tnTsas nents E>
tea psesekt u. certain unes Al bna!aas1 i[aasactsa
ehesrny furnished. Parties haytoK lands for sala,
taxes to pay had better send ms fsts soe
a. pnca. ~. J. HARNEf,
earn Tjino;s oct-15t11m
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DIACK a RT i L E R 7
- BRIGADR.-2e COO Co1ored Volunteers wapted 1n
dutv Il tne North Stare o0anty s<5oof which s75ts
payable immediately tse nalans, sl5 o. being ~ ~
al Of service. making tue actual houaty
$50 Pa tI3 % per month the 1Ss II 81 FespeSfs -
tse SUPPORT OF families germ Of scfEico thres r. its
Or during tie war Let co1oved men every 7hero r1y
oi rirhs which Fl ode Islhrd. Nka that OF Masa
setts new invites yon. by joining tbs no Important
Heagy Artillery which every 10! white American IN
eve1y Free State fully favors For further 'nfa1na
II R,MELANY. Chicago. r.. Headquarters OF the
1oIS JoHE3, GhicaEo. III, Asslltaut.
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Il h "Hone Mutual Fra IcsarAocs COMPANY" "a
removed to
Mn1lferres& New Buf1de:1E,
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B- For W ants. For Sale, Boax&lcx.
For Rent, Found, L.ons &C.,, sed
FouffN PaEB.
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Ncn) G0ucrtise1l1cllts.

E O. Il. 8GRIY1N, A1nerttsi1S AGk1t, 81
Dear5ern stresk Is a,.so ted to recsice ddr67txs
s.snks for Na1s and AZ tie kadt:tg North he,s.srE
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EfHLS AGENCY po7se1ses peculiar facilities for Cd,
successful prosecution and settlement Of De
nlands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having bad sgvors
years experience IN the management of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Ezson.
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor,
Ougbly acquainted and familiar With tho laws sno
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will DO given 20 cases srtsipS
ont Of the present var including the accounts 4
States, Contractors, and Disbursing Officers Of the
War and Nag Departments, and for - Collect.
ing, Drilling, and organizing VOls
unteers,'' the reimbursement Of which Ia author,
issd by an act Of Congross; CLAIMS FOR linden
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAREN FeR
PUBLIC USES, on FOB DAMAGES TO sUoB
PROPERTY, for Hcrsss lost in the service, and f1l
HiIisaEy Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land.
We give special attention TO procuring Penn
GiOnH, IsOuDtioE, ETC., Acoruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted ii case, or the
families Of such ss have died, or been killed while
the discharge Of their line Of dVty os suon during q
present war
Special care will also be given to claims which
have beon heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or Hne1clentlY Managed
Prompt attention also giyoI 20 the collection Of
QuartsrmAster's Receipts given for Property taken
for the of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
AndocIlectng Claims against the 0uartarmAstsr's De5
PaTtmont.
All Claims placed Ia our hands receive our Promp,
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands u an Attorney ct any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful
Aaide from THU decided advaptaFe onr do a., trt.,
course With all the Departments enables US In aiua
cases to obtain dsoisions much more speedily thar
whore al communication and sther necessary dssaa
must be conducted through the mails.
To this end, solicit you to forward to o. any OF
all cases ofsueh character you may nom time 70 tuna
have presented, aud, Il our oussom we will fur
nish you with all the necessary blanks, and shsr
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unless successful.
Addreaai CHARLES n. GREEN,
no, - Cherry Street,
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WANTED

u EoRUIM WANTED FOR THE FIRST RE0I.
IL hkkI M dbl Tennessee (StOkos) Cavalry. Go b.
Ing, mt Ona, and transportation 90 Q Regiment fur
nished. Apply % o. D. Bh1EN,
Lieut.. let Md Tenn. CIV and Recruiting Oflosr,
aia3-u No. 90 ChsrTy street
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CAMP Oh Liberty PIKE,
~ a. a TDnf

FRIEND MERCER 1t has been raining
here for the past three days, and has
been very cold, but to-day the sun
shines brightly. The camps decorated
with evergreens, look beautiful. Many
Of the Regiments have their camps taste
fully ornamented with wreaths and let
ters, designating tho Regiment and Com
pany. You stroll into what appears n
beautiful Cedar Grove, and ia its midst,
you find the unpoetic dorg" tents, with
their inh abitants, in the pursuit of profit
or pleasure. In one tent sits man who
can appreciate the inconvenience Of
single life;" be is mendiug his rnmen
tonables. In another, a game Of "old
sledgo" is in progress. In third let
ter, probably to "dulcinea" or I" the olu
folks at home" is being written on the
back Of a plate. In another, an artist is
spending his time carving laurel pipe,
and all around in the grove are individ.
uals reading the latest novel, the Bible,
or soOe tracts distributed among the
troops by the American Tract Society
The army is on the qui vive, awaiting
official news from Fredericksburg. Be.
fore the news of the battle came, every
thing was dull and monochrome. Seeing
o good deal of Wanted Correspon-
dence," in the Cincinnati CONNIE cial
"Yours" thought he would try that, 70
while away time. So he got up an adj
vertisement as follows: Wanted
correspondence. A good looking soger
bhoy" wishes to correspond with some
bewitching young lady, for whom he
will break q anb, become bedfsst, and
she will be Florence Nightingale to
him. He win convalesce rapidly, eat
pork and beans, &c Finale. Romantic
Attachment-- Eternal love--MstrimOny--
and--Ladies please respond" am
now watching my trap. have procured
some sticking plaster liniment, sc, 70
cure any injuries may sustain by jail
irg in love. By the way, pity Mr.. Gu
pid, with his discarded weapons of de-
struclion. He bad better come up TO the
age, and arm himself with the Henry
Rife.
The corps De elite is no longer extanf.
General RosEoRANs' Order, No 80, dis
bands them, but provides, Paragraph I'd;
"That those whose names appear on the
Rolls of Honor remain on duty with
their respective commands, and that they
be distinguished, when on military duty,
by wearing red ribbon tied in the but
ton hole or attached 20 the coat over the
left breast"
The Light Battalion of the I'd Brig
age, Isl Division, 2lst Army Corps, under
command Of Lieut.. Colonel LENNARD,
9Th Indiana Volunteers, o splendid body
of men, before disbandiDg, marched to
serenado Division and Corps Headquar.
tiers, paying their respects to Generals
WAGNER, BRANNoN and CRITrENDEN, re-
spectively.
II our "misguidOd brethren" the Reb-
els, wish TO try cur metal, let them call
and see US. The dog" RosEoRANs, will
tendert hem his canine respects, in glo-
bular oa'teS do visite, that will speak for
themselves. BRAGG is a good dog, but
RosEY is [" slghtualIy" better. He will
make many rebel howl yet. JEFF. it
yer want yer doTg cleaned out bring him
along, and be will go back rs fast as if
he had turpentino in his ear.
"YoURs, &C."
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$IastrjlIe AniUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 10, 1913


says the New York Sunday Times: A
soldier never should be 9 politician. The
ballot box and tho cartridgo-boz are I'LL.
sorted companions
The soldier may add:--An editor
should not be Genoral--the pen and the
sword aro ill.sorted companions. Yet
how many generals there arc in editorial
rooms, presuming 10 criticize and pro.
nounce judgment upon the movements OF
armies In the Geld.
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oOn,raOand Pioneer brigade.

Special Dispatch to tho Cincinnati Gazette
MURFREEsBoRo, May 8.
The situation is unchanged. The
weather has improved. The designations
of Col. q. p 5mi b, 129th Illinois, aud of
Lieutenant Colonel jacob Ruckstahl, 4th
Kentu Ky Cavalry have been accepted.
A very fine organization OF contra
bands has been devise by Provost Mar
shall Gen. Wiles for the government aud
employ ment Of cOntrabands aud refugees
in this Department. The negroes here
have hitherto been under no organization
of any kind, aud have too frequently
bee badly abused, while comparatively
but little labor was obtained from them.
Tho plan which has now been adopted
with regard TO them, was the successful
organization of a pioneer brigade under
Gen. Morton. There are at present about
5000 oontrabands in the Department.
These arc 70 be Immediately organ
lied into companies of thirty each,
and loyal Tennessi can is TO be
placed in command Of each company
Capt Rounds, 9th Michigan Infantry,
had been selected 90 command the bri-
gado formed firm these companies. The
negroes will be drilled as soldiers, bat
for the present wall be armed only with
piok-axes, shovels aud spades Thus
organized, they are 90 be used in psrform-
lug all SORTS OF work upon the iortifiea-
tons and every kind OF labor, of which
there Is usually 30 much TO be done. Oar
army pioneer brigade will thus be re-
lieved Of much heavy labor now perform
ed by H., and It's members will devote
themselves more exclusively TO tho me.
ohanical branches OF their business.
Arrangements Tor paying of the new bri.
gado will ba made speedily,
Morgan and Wheeler, with all their
cavalry, are reported % have gone to
Livingston, which is 25 miles cast Of
Jame-tawu, and on tho sou,u side OF the
Cumber aud II any Yankees are 'iE
that quarter woshsu PROBABLY soon hsar
OF lively limes.
The rebels say Carter Is 10 the vicinity
81 Jamestown.
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Attention TO Suffers and Whole
sale Deaiera

NIB undersigH ayuR established BAKERY 10
The oits Of >ashyll0i Tor the pu puso OF manu-
hHuring Ginger akos Ginger bread, go thoss
Wiahig anyihlug Ina his llus will we'll 20 Csn,
Slage tloy oan always una them cheap ana fryah.
d. SOLOMON 40.
pA- CaQ az Smith a noyls's lo5 North College
street near IL Loshytls aIi Nashville Railroad
LcPal may7-lW
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L o s T

YESTERDAY, BETWEEN MARKET AND HIGH
II streets, somewhere between the Tennessee aud
Aahams Railroads., Package OF LetteFB,
one directed % "Mlohael naly,n Philadelphia, and
ono 70 " Mr.. Reed" oNre OF James O'Cunnor, New
York. The ,ludar viii couler favor on widow
lady by leaving them 10 ths 0iACa,
AnrilT-u
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INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
A ,SSh

a SkIFm1Sn Win tnelr Advance.
mC1LyAIN's HOTEL, Pa, June 25, IA miles
west of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT M Rebels in force
entered McConnellsburg last night, at eight
O'Clock last night. The telegraph operators,
after perilous journey through the noun
talns, reached this place, establishing an ONCE
of the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry, and some
brisk skirmishing ensued. The 18th were
finally compelled to retreat before superior
numbers, with loss of three wounded.
A regiment Of militia, under Colonel Zinn,
fell back at the advance of the enemy, but an
independent company, under Captain Wallace,
took its position in the mountains, bushwack-
ing the Rebels with great success, and num-
bers OF rebels are known to have been killed,
but the extent of their loss is unknown, and
fears are entertained for the safety of Captain
Wallace and his company, as he has not made
his appearance. 1t Is believed, however, that
he has retreated to the other side of the noun
tain. The Rebels had wagon trains, and from
appearances they intend the occupation of the
valley to be permanent.
The People Leaving Cumberland Valley.
HARRISBURG, June 25-noon.-During the
whole of last night and mp to the present time.
long trains of wagons, laden with goods and
household furniture, have entered this city
from the valley. The farmers are focking in
with their horses, also any number OF contra
bands of all ages and sex. There are about six
hundred contrabands between here and Car
lisle on their way. gft5. ,zes94 ..l..-.
The Jews and many other traders are pack
ing their goods ready for shipment. The pro-
priety of declaring martial law, is under con-
sideration, to prevent all able-bodied men
from leaving the city. This is considered to
be the only way to compel hundreds of
persons whose only desire appears to be to
make money through the misfortunes OF their
fellow creatures, to remain and take their part
in defending the city.
The Rebel column is slowly advancing this
morning on Carlisle.
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GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

~ GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
He Following stages run from tue Kimmel
House daily:-To Leonardtown, st FINs>
Mar.'s county, Nd, vi surratts @Y
vile, B, Beantown, Hughesville .-Ss{Sa1nek9
Charlotte Hall, Chaptico and Leonardtown Also,
tri weekly line to Port Tobac:o, leaves the Kim.
mel House eyery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 80 q. M, via Piscatawa aud Dufield to Port
Tobacco A. F. KIMMELL Agent
Washington, June l, 1863.
T'HE PROPRIETOR OF THIS LINE STAGES
i j. C. THOMPSON, has removed from Char
lotte Hall to b, where he means to keep first.
class hotel. Gentlemen and ladies travelling on
ner ready when the stage arrives. going and re-
&c. THOMPSON. Proprietor.
je2-eolm T b, Prime Georges county, Md.
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PARADISE GARDEN,

PARADISE GARDEN,
CORNER SMITH ST. AND NEW YORK Av
THIRD GRAND
AFIE RN DON CON ERT,
FRIDAY, June a6th, 1863.
The splendid Orchestra under the direction OF
G. KOPPITZ.
win perform a number of musical gems, among
which may be especially mentioned
"Overture to William Tell,'' by Rassin, and
grand military march-pot potpourrl-entitled "A Day
with the Irish Brigade" by G. Koppitz.
For further particulars see small programmes at
the gardens.
Admission q cents.
Concert to commence at O'Clock
je A-3t~ FRANZ UNGER
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GRAND CONCERT TWICE A WEEK-every
" MONDAY and THURSDAY AFTERN0N-by
the Washington City Brass Band, Mr.. Trojsi,
leader, at Mr.. FREDERICK MARTINS Lager
Beer Garden and Restaurant, East Capitol street,
corner Of 5th. je Linz