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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-10
ATToRNE Y.
NJ O1CAI.
DR.. LudIuns's Specific,
srs ctsr oy
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
Of TIE OuGANs NJ
EMIGRATION.

VIE ssonorrhoa. commonly called Cf,., A. a..
gasfing maisdy. and u too we'll known 70 rs 4 uSr.
any exp-nafion u b 90 be got "a 10 di<nl, IA
&c, eear Of tie companion that few admire: ID per
apa poor both married and sngfe afhouc 81 40 rosis
some Ia Itself distressing Ia Il 4,
disease. tie treatment Of which, has een~rsii, -
worse than tie dssease sef The common 4.
treatment i nrst 20 deprive you ~ all busiress. rbsn
eoraes course Of stsrvatoD-ving on bred ~ 80.
water Cruel. Kind sops YOU Re, So 49,
euppsd or -ached. combined with inx m~t,ei,~.
itsections lofi"ns- ofl;neDts aud warm fou~us
ksery lew daYs the medicine are CHANGED sns 90,
some mouths Treatment IL this wy which The c.,en
ear WITH great fortftuds tor fear Of . 49,.
charged or discharge- hm-elf with en- irreabis .,~s
% disease o. he meek &C the bladd~r. = =
Ihis peene which acts ike chsrn wsshs few 1o<es
oss a.ess~s ara quite pleas end which
N GU 20 thousands % View York. Phiisdslphia Rslti.
nee Ana LA " q the southern cities 10 certain "a
remedy that makes rapid eure
without regard Diet drink or exercise ~scepf wress
linR enr1ns OF over-sirainir.g This rsnssiy 10 On.
eqoaeo oy anything discovered for the shosa
IL Is extracted from plants and f. peY.
ieety SAFE a. II Is purely vegeable Il contains nc r,es.
Guy 50 thai ycu can expo-e yourssh 70 I'll I'D q
weather, without th~ tess. danger from t. re6xr1e
Anc u you carefs; IN wrapping up your pasts ..
viii have 20 taste smell from a. skss 700 A.. pes
ospsea E.m gins into company or being detected b
This quack sicins buia remedy 1iseovsred ara
used with immense ~ q re1rlsY phvulessr 80
confidently reeourended 20 he unsbrsunsse
c.UT1O>-Scne j. genuine wstious the sfrussurv ~
The proprietor, W Y Davidson, around the boz All,n
frinsemen- 81 sSe marks ~Ii Be pssssssssl siFS u
W.EbAvIOsos. SOLE Proprietor,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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The reports reoeived yesterday that Indlana
had been invaded by AoEe ass cETalFy, 10 hrge
force. caused intense excitement Upon the re-.
cep, of TIE InseIligencs. ooverDor MosToS issued
proclamation requesting all the business places
70 De closed At three O'Clock in the afternoon. and
calling upsn ever, able bodied citizen 10 assemble
with sach arms as ne could procure for drill. ard
prepare fos any emergency which might ensUe.
The order vas cbecrfulIy and universally obeyed
Elsewhere ~ill be fund al the intelligence We
coald procure IN regNrd 20 the reported insasion.
Orr IMPRESSION Il that these reports are exsgger
s,ed. Bot whether this i 40 or not. the duty
Of every citizen Is plain. No doubt a
large force OF cavalry could make raid through
large PORTION Of The State which would or
might be attended With wide spread devastation
The authorities here. both State and Nation
have dnpe all in their power, and rill continue
TODD. an ~hich may be necessary ~ speedily
dry fhs invaders from ssle state. It not 90 cap
ture th, N.
No citizen can mistake his dutv in the present
emergency Whethsr the raid be undertaken by
large or small forcs, il is enough TO know that
an enemy has invaded The State. and that the
lives and property Of our citizens my be sacri-
fcei u the IN vader common duty TO each
other and common sense of danger,
call upon every citizen 20 give his
personal efforts. his inhu ence snj bis means
TO drive the AMBIGUOUS foe from our soil and to
preserve pesce within our borders. Tho people
OF lndisna 90 this. and they will ! From
every part OF the state will come strong arms
and stout hssrts 10 stop the progress of the invs
ders and hufl them back from whence they came
This tad OF MoHess believe to be a
marsudibg aud thieving expedition. We
ihink hmm 10 Se too shrewd a. .usn
10 .pe1eaats az into tho interior eft the
State. and thus ieop,rdixe his cbances for escape
But be this a. tmay. and whether any belle, o
the reports Of tie expectation esnggcrated or not
thepath Of safety isfpr the people TO rally h over.
whelmiug number. 20 crush the toe. and to meet
any emergency or contingency which may arise.
Ahi when the dingef i over, then Il will be time
to ingura ~ho-c wants at vigilance and kill per
mtiel - bold raid Into our borders. far away
from the neli- 81 strife
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Letter from GOV. seymour.

The Chicago Times is permitted by proui
nent gentleman of that city to make the follow
Ing extracts from private letter received by
him from Gov. SlYxorR. The letter is datci
l4th Of Jrne:
I hope the results Of the elections in the great
Central States will save our country. j the
conservative men IN the central parts of the
Union will act IN concert thew can control the
policy of the Government We can never live
under n Gulf State or New England system Of
laws The great. populous and powerful Central
States. which are free from sectionsl passions aud
prciodices. must give the tone to the public sen
umcnt
nm very much obliged TO YOU for Your letter
Of the 9Th inst. aud for your kind expressions
with regard to- myself | shall try 10 meet the
expectations OF my friends IN dealing with the
great questions of the dny. but lear they aie of
magnitude beyond the grasp of any living
man Our friends IN Chicago bore them.elyes
nobly during tho trials aud escli emcnts growing
out Of Gen Ruru-ide's ins,uc conduct They
won victory for themselves AMI the country.
| believed the arou.cd spirit of the American
people IN behalf of their home rights will We,
save W. from despolism"
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PROPOSALS.
BRIDGE LETTING

u uTtCE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT INV JUNK
terra. 1854 % Board OF ComnisSencrs 81 tsfi-
County fndisns n thor ma iherr ort~-ea ~
said Boa thai lsr BE- bailt wbite River st
Ander-on. upon the Howe Plan"
Plans and specshcastrs - sHa WORK Wiz ne
wors carpenter work, or psn u the BRIDGE b he'd
the Auditors Office ~ Ssid County. from the 18Th 70
the 10th " July Eext during which time and ~hich
place sealed proposals. vii be received fer the ~crk
and the bnildng q laid Bridge which VIII be ito the
lowest responsible bidder SAID 18th dsy of July
Said Commissioners the right Of separating tie
bids for the work and that OF the work
Done by order Of the Beard
JOS SfGI.ER,
Auditor Of Madison County.
Andersen, June Is. 1875. Jnne3s-s'1v
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SuNp RlES s.


300 doz. Glass Fruit Jars
LOCO Gross CorkS, ~ sizes;
1000 lbs Sealing Wax:
500 doz. Brushes, Of all kinds, sizes and
STYLES;
so bbls. Coal OIL;
10 bbls Benzinc;,
20 bbls Linseed OIL; ffffF
% bbls. Lard Oil;
r-- 90 bs.ls- Labrieaaing Oh;
50 -bb!s, W4itiagi ua wcoelsf
Ia so or. SuIphste Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To
bacconistS NC
10 cases Sick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges. quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals, East India Castor Oil;
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls- Sp'ts Turpentine;
% bbls. Farnish;
81 Is bbls. Alcohol:
.,472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
IS bbls Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
..s 10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
s 40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale; I
BY STEW ART ~ MOstGAN,
WHOLESALE DRU6GIsT$.
svs No 4.E.sst Washington Street
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How the Free Labor System Works.
The fpll'~ing les er from a gentleman engse ed
in working me Lpsisiaua cotton plantations aith
free neg-oes unier the protection Of the FEDERAL
Governments. Is the frss reiisole account We h-se
seen OF the practical operation Of the system
Thepecroes. as geueral rule work the plan
tauons of their former u1asters-the latter. when
lOyal 10 the Government, receiving from the
lesSees fair compens ttion for the of the
property. or working The negroes themselves
Ter REGULATIONS We believe the planters are
m,f,y Of them. qnite content 60 hsvethe eEaanci
patton programme carrici out 10 the fuii length
the cheapest wsy OF obrainiig pence. con
wheel that. from the necessities OF the case. a
system will be established SUBSTANTIALLY the same
q. ihit which my be done away. OF course the
negrues must remain where thev are. for ra'sctly
else wants them and some kind Of police arrange
ment must he adopted % keep them m Order and
prevent vagrancy So. a. the upshot OF the wh'le
social revolution. there will be policeman in
stead Of an overSeer--'' a rose under another
name" &c. The writer says:
~ LAKE PaoYIDEScE. La June Is.
We have n fine stand OF cotton. and are now
cutting (thinning) ia out With a favorable sea-
son think We will make an average crop. All
the plantation from Like Providence 20 Mill
keus Bend are occupied by several regiments of
troops stationed along he line TO protect them
All nre beng worked on the free labor system
initiated hy At1ntant General Thomas. aud pro
coed we'll. | have no doubt il will be continued.
From this place 90 Millken's Bend there are
under cultivation At least 10 900 acres OF cotton.
avera ging say bale To the acre. which will be
mature and ready to pick by the lst of August.
lf this territory ia protected by the FEEDER |
Govern ment the supply 10 the cotton market
from this section will be a sensible relief
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FoUNDRIEs.
TIE HoosiEn STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

IEAvr~0 CONFLE7fB orr For~DRY W. arp
nov prrpa "a = receive I'D ssfsfsct0rily cnecuts
ord, = for s.uees AM essinxs s.fsrstv ne serso
ba< rerurns1 fro<a ths -hs-- hs "a
procured The de raoie snG perfec patterns
aud psfior sverntroducec ntothe narke Wsespe
cisy Invite H. fitnton ~ whoiss4e aeve dealers 90
this branch q business With request that they vii
gfv call Our cher sork VII embrace fronts
tire rlanufactur~1 railing and MI castings
rl snd Kettles hou~s ~ofk ~uch % ~cntilssrs. WIN
dos cap s snd hoow~arc IN fscf everything pro inccd
n iron fcuniry w respectfully solicit paronage.
sni only propise What car web and promptly per
form
Of1ce and Poundrv fea soufh DciNvsre sweet, sicn-
ing indianapolis snd C.uci-fau and Indiana Csutrs
myis- Cox. LORD PEGx-
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HOTELS.
NOTICE..

NOItCe.
AL REVENUE
0FFfck AssyssoE IsTxHSAL KrvESrr..
Sixth District Of Indiana.
ISDIAxsFoLIs. jane 80 1857
FUNHE citizens Of the 9th Congressional District Of Ind
arr hereby n0iifes that the A<se divisions
fr the district have been changed and the follow ng
persJns vii be retained Assistant for the
divisions named
MARION COUNTY.
Division No. l.-Johr B. stanph. India napolis.
HANCDcK COUNTY.
Division 10. "A. T. Hart Greenfield.
shELBs COUNTY
Division No. berry WEAKLY. sheibyviIle.
JOHssIOS COUNTY.
Division No as C. Dunn, Franklin
MORGAN CDUsTY
Division No. 5.-Jvhn II Thornburgh. Ncoresyine.
HEsDRlCKs COUNTY
Division No e.-Aiien Hers- D-uviiIs.
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW
tuy3-divs Assessor Sixth Lrstrrf Of Indiana
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M E0ICAl.
con FID T. NTIAL

TTE/1X- YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE ~
is;-zr4$@" jsred themselves By certain secrs,
~. h<8 habits, which unfit the m for bushes.
I'LL plsa>ure the duties Of MARI .ecIsf-
also, middle aged a. c old men sho'
from the dies cs yccth other esnssS feel deblls,
IL advance oftner Year, before psctng
the Lrestrn Ii q CITY one, sAoGld fret read
THE skCkET FRiEHDr- rrrf
NarIec iscies vsnie@ra ~oaethins Of tup &c L.
perssing The Secret Friend
Ten Cent?. ~ "
DR. STUART Co can be consulted on All d,..... =,
private OF confidential nature. from A. NJ tosPM
lsancays frsm % ID A. NJ ~ their ociee.
Address Or. gssS A stuart n co
nch2l-dkwly- k-'se Do.sc. NJ.
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liberty which Is the inheritance of rs all. and To
the end. also. ,h,t history my speak OF your
admins ration ~iih iudui geuce II it can not wIth
apuro. al.
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"vhai VIII riley Do with ,hc

lue columuRnd = qa,aH ole 10 the Jom
nj. ~ Yesterday. MosroS Co express tcir
deem tribul,tion about Tho money In the sink
lng fauj anil The State lreasuf,. and anxious
" inquire what viii the officers who have
,ho,e fun's w eh,rg~ do with ,hemf We can
ansssr briefly Those officers will keep those
funds Just ~ tho laws prearrlbe until they are
authorized 10 ~ baeac theo, 10 pursuance of APP
pnpfiiiinns ~, hy law Tho contemplate
hina ~ NontoS h Co araIhs, the Integrity Of
the State officers and the Commissioners Of the
Sinking fuud are unworthy OF notice nu, u
the Governor really feels solicoua about the
.alety Of the public moneys In tho hands ot those
ofieeo. Why does be not u.e tho mems ~ his
eonitol ~ have them applied Ia the ptymenl OF
the Indebtedness Of he sl,,c2 The pcoplc Of
the state are asking this question Thew know
tho moues IL n,fe while u u Ia the keeping
OF The officers Who how control Il aud
they know equally we'll that Il would 30 rquan
dered Il MoutpS could direct ila disbursement
We again "a, % Tho Uusetnor his the slightest
fear that the puhlic moneys are unsafe. he i 70
spon-ibie " he DOES not zee 10 IL that they are
lawful, appropriated 10 pas The public dues II
ls With hin :, -, whether 70 fhall be done or
not no, ,he Governor charges that The public
funds ARE held nal hy eopperhead officers " md
then adda that more j. paid out for any purpose
except heir own salaries To fefule thI- silly
snd N ilielau- misrepresentation We shall make
the Governor witness Tie following account
made out 80 presume b, the chief Of the Cav
.rnofs Bureau of Finance, headings and all. ~a-
pild h' The Auditor 81 State lev DAYS ago
We call atteu'ion 20 it e. show the Governor
method of lrnsaeling public businers aud The
new ofiieos witch lie has created unknown 20 the
Constitution az lava IL reads thus.
txtctuyE upr,RfurNr os lspttSAJ
htsGAt 80 FiN.Nct.
Indianapolis July lea,
Tie State at lndiua fnt Governors House.
90 g Elliott. DR. TOR one clothes Wrinser S6 0O.
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FOR SALE.
A STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE

4 STOCK or GOODS C0vsisTIys or Dirt GOODS.
n Grpceriss, Has. ,aps Boots and shoes. Hsrd~are.
ou. enswsre, Nofons, &c in thriving village near In
diana, OILS aud in a god fsTmBg eouui'y. ,.r
Ans wishing IT, locate IN good anil lucrative bust
do 20 b, calling At my once No Wet wssh-
ipgton street JACOB hLDklDGE
jul, 2-dew
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M & pIcAL.

W pi( Az
TO THE DIES OF
"A MERICA!
noRt vltrAntr rnAg 0olu
MORE VALUABLE THAN ooLpi
MORE vAtr,Rif faAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
DR. mo l.. LYON',S
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
ron IkMAtrs,
fOR fLMALfs,
fOH fEMAet,
suffering from rren1lsn,y ., Obstruction VI tho Msnss.
ifon whatever cawe
tf n Sure 10 cum
IN ~ SUN TO crRn
II u AuRE TO 6rRTl
n II suaE TO cuRr
'impo slhle 10 enjoy tho bloom n health and vi.
yael ~ iprs u ~ he M,nsss are regular A. 10 the
time The quantity and quality When they are obl,fuet.
oi nature ma Ca her OF az "a obtain IA, a saus h.,
outlet and unless these efforts ~ naute are asssd IN.
80, ''a's'' a'' '"e
ana a,.i,, eox.,,.,,,,o, -. a.
msfnfeiy terminates mlsefahle lifa,
u REMOVES ALL onrRucnosa
IT REMOVES ALL onsrEucr0Sa
u REMOVES ALL uns1AucfIoSG
II REMOVES ALI oRNiRrcnosN ,t.f..
II Is 4 PERFECT RrGuLAroRl
" ~ A PERFECT REGULATOR
II Is A PERFECT BLGULAToRl
o'N" " h''p
eNN" " A'N'
nhN N ~ nisp
THAT GuAnANTrp
THAT : avARANrKf
THAT 6hAhANftt
THAT GUARANTEE
Ny DROPS TO CrRR Suppression OF the Menses from
.,..,.,......... 49,, -. -, A.
' '' '''b" '"'e s"o"'" 10 ''A'" 'A't my
direet ~ are carefully adhered TO-
49,, -
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huN Ihh BfsH
BUY TIE BEST
Buy THE SAFEST.
n.l InE s"IhSi
BUY TIE SAFEST
BUY The SAFEST
p,,y .ru,. .,.,,,-.,,
nol inn :.
hoi me sIHhsH wr,cr = ,vox.s MONS.
WHICH Is noS'. DROPS
WHICH Is LYONS DROP.
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sosac ssirg.


A writer in Tie journal OF Yesterday. wh1
hs. les brains than . cra~ 6-h comments upon
our notice 81 ihe surrender OF Nekshurg ~ the
follouhs si,lr
Whea The h,.t report II ihe capture OF Virks.
buTg sfne - ihis city lie Senlinei claimed GfaLt
"a the coming nlau. anl hurr,heU Tor the yisor
ou- prosecution If the var IL Yesterday issue
it his 80 v0td- at exubcr,ut JOY. up tribute of
praise tr cur arms. hnt the following compli
meut- Tor the Rcsels. ~.
Nov. We direct the attention Of ths .tay Al.
home patriot whose only comprehension ct the
PRESENT troubles - the country j. to make them
The mean, of abusing an. ,iifylus b.. political
oppouaI.s- the iuliowing tribute OF ten. GRANf
u tie bravery ~ the Rebel garrison OF Vichs
burg IL his Interview With The Commissioners
sent ~ Gen PlNBfErgS to negotiate terms Of
eApitulttiun. Gen GRANT reported 10 have said:
He coHe udei hs gH,iic a deer, al tribute 10
the bfartgr fd endurance at the Rebel garrison
sa4 ~'li i The, Surrendered they al should be
tire tel courienu~Is - tr'~susrs of Mar
NV he t remember i Lose exrres. ems ., me
from he irs 81 General vho md under hs
Command n. the sieae Of Vicksburg more men
thu. WFiLi~sToS htd N hs contest Nth Y.
BotFos q. Wstetlao Gsn CRA>r had ~, mag.
naaiuiis.sua sseaei'y not 20 unGesrate tie enc
me-. iar BE r,d 'he Opportunity Go appreciate the
bravery atd endurance II lie garrison a. Neks.
bur Il would 1--we sl'nderei his army and
the Amer.r character II he bad not'awanied 10
PsxsiEro> .nd his iorees lie meet Of PRISE TO
which the, are entitled Tor their defense OF vicks
burg. end . ,.ying this il l. no iusiisca ofthe
esus.in ~lich tbel ensagsd. but v. only refer
to ar tsrs skiil. bravery sud endurance DISPLAYED
BY BE Re1e. defenders of Vicksburg. il :
glory enough fur the army Of Gen GRAvr 20 sub.
de such Toe. under such cireum-tsucss. n
their stronghold aFouthe Mississippi tie eaptai e
OF which remove tie main obstruction 70 -
free navigation. It's victory Which has caused
the most heartfelt iev aud congratala,ion
throughout the Norih blf the iourusl can see
nothing ~ Thu, 'fiumlh overs garrison uI,h-
out reneralship skill bravery or endurance. a..
though i required gallan, army Of over one
han.itel thousand men 20 sebdue il
II The people of Lognspou had an old
ia-lsOaed celebration the fourth. proces-
son. an grafton. dinner with patriotic toasts
and responses. dance ou me ground. cold CO.
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- The PEOPLE Of Log,nspou had an old
ia-l.osed celebration the fourth. proces-
son. an grafton. dinner with patriotic toasts
and responses dance on me ground. cold CO.
!ation in he evening. aiuains az
Is a. highs
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DRY GOODS.

Andersen. June Is. lss5.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
UNION EXPEDITION TO BOTTOMS
BRIDGE.
Important Reconnoissance-The Enemy
Driven Across the Chickahominy.
TnIIApHLPnIA TuefdaY Sept. ], 1869

The Bulletin OF this city has the following
special dispatch
FORTRESS MONROE Aug 20, 1863.
Gen. Wistars Cavalry have just returned to York
town from an expedition TO Bottoms Bridge.
The force engaged was parts Of the lst New-York
Mounted Rifles Col Onderdonk, and the 3th Pennsyl'
vania Cavalry Lieut.. Col. Lewis.
The expedition left Williamsburg on the Goth inst.'
md pushed through New Kent Court House directly to
Bottoms Bridge.
Al the latter place one Rebel regiment Of infantry in
rife pits were found who were supported by squadron
OF cavalry.
4 charge was Immediately made, and the Rebel rife'
pits were carried and the Rebels driven across the
bridge, which they took up behind them.
Our troops lost one killed and one wounded.
We captured five prisoners from the enemy-who left
dcad Oh the ground one officer sergeant, and two
men They also carried off number of the dead
The bridge being rendered impossible by the Rebels
and the object Of the expedition being entirely accom-
pished our troops returned with much valuable in
formation the enemy force and movements in the
vicinity Of Richmond.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Second Dissrics-Sccond Day.

The drawing was resumed again yesterday
morning for the Tenth Ward lid District at No.
90 Grand street, williamsburgh, under the manage
mcnt of Capt Maddox, Provost Marshal; c. w.
Cheshore Commissioners DIR. G.. 5. Woodman. Sur.
geon Frank Doyle (blind NAM. drawer; Charles
b. Morton aud John T. Davis. clerks; 336s slips were
deposited in the wheel in the presence OF Alderman
Nodyne Supervisor Hazard. x-Assemblyman Thomas.
cx Alderman Hinman. Samuel Foster esq. Num-
ber to he drafted so per cent additional l6 Total
4s2 The draft was conducted in the most orderly
manner We append list of the drafted men from the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
FROM THE ARMY OF THE FRON.
TIER.
Gen. Blunt Acro-. the Arkans"s River
The Rebels Decline Battle and Fall
Back-Hcport Of Battle Subsequently,
aud Defeat Of Gen. Blunt.

LgAvEywoRTB Tuesday, Sept J, 1863
AdyiceS from Fort Gibson 10 the Path ult.
state that Gen Blunt. with COCO men and 2 pieces OF
artillery crossed the Arkansas River on the I'D but
the enemy declined battle and fell back. The Rebel
force IL estimated at 25OOO
There vas considerable sickness AZ Fort Gibson But
" deaths however. had taken place The smallpox
pr rniled TO extent among tie Indians in TINT
ucigbborhood and many Lad died.
There were reports at Fort Scott on The "sih that
Blunt had fought battle and been whipped with the
loss OF 3 Zoo men.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
PROGRESS OF THE DRAFT.
Suffolk County Drawn Yesterday
The lid and lid Districts OF Kings Continued.
LISTS oFTHE Drafted MEN
First District.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.

The draft in this county commenced yester-
day morning at 3 o'clock at Jam'ica.
There 402i ballots put into the wheel, out Of
which |, 100 were 10 be drawn.
Committee residing in this county were requested
TO the ballots previous TO putting them into the
wheel after which the Provost Marshal Capt. Rose,
announced that all was ready. and requested those
present to remain quiet during the drawing Of the
names.
The attendance very small there not being over
a dozen persons in the room at any one time.
Among those who drew prizes was the Sheriff Of the
County. d. ii. Osborn. and son OF cx Congressman ~
r. Smith
The preparations for preserving the peace were the
same as yesterday.
nui.f alel and The drawing nlsscl OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
aIosements Of the Rebels in Arknnsas.

MKhlHIs, MOLdhy, aug. JI' looo
The BULLETIN Of the 30th INST. learns from Mr..
Ray recently prisoner Little Rock, that the Rebel
force at that place 10000 strong, many Of whom
we're conscrpts from 10 10 60 years. only half armed
aid commanded by Gem Hirby Smith and Price.
Tie Rebels are erecting Notifications on the opposite
sde VI tie river. thirteen miles from Little Rock.
j. reported that Gen. Blunt Is marching on ArcLi-
de!pbia.
Mr Ray says that the people Of Arkansas are tired Of
Tie var, and would gladly come under the protection Of
the Federal Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Decision i'm Regard 20 Public Lands Ia 1ili-
mOis, Ohio and Indiana.

NAshisCT0s, Tuesday September j, 1863
lllinos recently preferred claim for about
$40 900 against the Government for two per ccntu Of
The proceeds Of the sales OF all the public lands in that
State for road purposes.
Acting secretary Otto has decided against the claim
and this is also applicable to Ohio and Indiana i'll smi.
lar
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
To The Associated Prea;
WAsHlSGTON

hssOtInIfd TFrsts -,
WAsHNGrOS Tuesday. Sept. l. 1868
REPORTED ADVANCE OF LEES ARMY.
A report reached Washington to-day That a
large number Of the Rebel army yesterday crossed the
Rappahannock at Port Conway for the purpose. 1t Is
supposed Of fanking Gen. Meade. Although such u
movement ID not improbable the report needs conrma'
,inp