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Stlistrllaneous advertisements.
100 Volunteers Wanted

xVV VOlUuC0cIH WaQCe0.
THOR the First Regiment of Oregon Cavalry, to
IL serve three years unless sooner discharged.
100 Dollars Bounty.
The company will consist of one Captain, one
First, and one Second Lieutenant; one First Ser
geant, one Quartermaster Sergeant; one commits.
sary sergeant five Sergeants, eight Corporals, two
Teamstcrs two Farricrs or blacksmiths, one Sad
der, one wagner, and seventy-cight privates
Total, one hundred enlisted men.
RATES OF PAY.
First Sergeant, per month, $40 90
All other Scrgcants, II 90
Corporals, IA 90
Farrcrs or blacksmiths IS 90
Prvates and bug!ers, l3 90
In addition. the men will be furnished with clo-
thing, subsistence. quarters and medical attend
ance. The alo vance for clothing is three dollars
and fifty cents per month. When an enlisted man
draws less than his yearly allowance of cothin"
he will be entitled to the difference in money.
The men will be enlisted as privates. After being
mustered into the service of the United States.
the appointment of non-commissioned officers will
be made.
Enlisted men will be sent to Fort Steacoom at
government expense, to he drilled and mustered
into the service of the United States.
This Governor of Oregon in his proclamation
calling for these volunteers. says that "they will
be needed the coming spring on the frontiers of
this State and Washington Territory, and for an
expedition against the Snake Indians who have so
long been mercilcssly engaged in robbng immi-
grants and numbering our fellow citizens"
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08

Have you government bonds2 Lincon's re
election will make them worthless
Have you bank and railroad stocksg Lincoln's
re election will make them worthlessi
Have you houses and lotsl Lincoln's re-elec-
ton will reduce the rents and consume the
proftsl
Are you selling goodsy Your business is
worth nothing to you. when Won are compelled
to sell for worthless paperi
Do you work for salary? You cannot live
on il, if Lincoln be e-elected
Have yot greenbacks on hand TO investl Lin
coins re election will depreciate their value 20
nOthngnessl
Do you own farmg If Lincoln bc re elect
ed. no acre of il will produce enough TO pay the
taxes
Have YOU boys growing - manhOodl If Lin
coin be re elected their blood will be demanded
as a sacrifice 60 his unholy hatred of the Union
cause
Have YOU money loanedy The principal. the
interest aud the security will become perfectly
worthless by the farther prosecution of the war
for abolition and subiugation.
Do YOU love the old constitution Lincoln
seeks 10 destroy the blessed privileges you enjoy
under il.
Do YOU love your country Sectional hate Iii
vded il, and war for sectional hate will perpet
uate the division
There is no present or future good that can
come by perpetuating a Il rob the States Of
the rights which we fought Great Britain to
maintain and which our constitution solemnly
guarantees TO the States forever. Such i
4 source of every evil and disaster known to
earth IL i a consuming furnace which must
DESTROY property government. life, Union, and
all prosperity 4 business man who will sup
pors such a war when his vote will change Il TO
a legitimate purpose. Is blind and mad = Nil.
waukee News.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08

ST LOUIS. Nov 7.-Dispatches from General
Blunt. dated October 30, says:
On the 2sth he came up with Price az New
tonia. and after severe fight of three or four
hours, drove the enemy from the field in coniu-
sion with loss of over 300, including two col.
onels. Our total loss is about one hundred and
twenty FIVE.
Our troops consisted of Ford's and Jennison :
brigade's of Blunt's division
The force Of the enemy Was fully 10000
strong
Price Is re,reating towards Cassvile and will
be vigorously pursued. He is reported TO have a
large train and about 10 600 unarmed conscripts,
but this is quite doubtful
About ESQ prisoners captured from Price ar
rived yesterday Others are to come
The Democrat has the following special from
Cairo:
Information from Paducah states on Thursday
last Forrest, with large force, placed batteries
on the Tennessee river within a mile and a half
Of Johnsonvile. where three gunboats and eight
transports were lying. Early on Friday morning
Forrest moved bis batteries up aud opened on the
transports which we're fired by she'll, aud the gun
boats fell into the enemys hands after being dis
abled The officers and crews were all taken
prisoners.
large amount Of government stores aud
comfortable artillery are reported captured. IL is
also reported the supplies at JohnsUnville were
taken.
All quie; along White river, Arkansas.
ST Charles Is reoccupsi and garisoned with
cOlored trOOuS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08
Prom Grants Army.
Hr,pou ,RTERs Army or THE PoroNAc. !
November (

November 6
There was quite lively time between the
pickets on the left of the line on Friday night
resulting in the loss of few men on each side
Yesterday a good deal Of artillery firing took
place near the Jerusalem plank road but without
loss 10 Us
Last night the pickets in the same vicinity
opened FIRE shortly after dark, and kept IL Up
sharply all night
4. about II NJ tie rebels attempted 10 al
vance their pickle, line 10 recover the ground
which our men took last wcck but our soldiers
heius Md, awake made stern objection, and for
an hoUF ~ two the exchange Of compliments in
The shape ~ iesd was quite heavy This IS the
old contested ground near what Mas called Fort
Hill. where firing has been almost iucess1nt and
extremely hot for three months. for which reason
The p zee was thu designated
\ citizen OF Richmond arrived within our
lines Yesterday morning having left that city
four DAYS ago lie in the LIQUOR business.
but fearing that the authorities would soon seize
and nu, him IN the army. be concluded 70 lake
an uncefem0ni0us departure. He tells the old
story OF want and restitution Ia Richmond, and
OF earroters operating nightly in the streets the
high prices Of the necessaries OF life, &c. He
Also saws that the rebels in front OF Petersburg
are busy mining under works, but at what
point could not be asceTtAined, az strict guard
i KEEP, in the vicinity, and no one allowed near
the place except those engaged in the work
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08
FrOm Washington.

AsIISGToN, November f.-Admiral FaTTa-
iiut, under date of October 25th, says: In nv
dispatches reporting the action of August 5th, |
stated that four of the crew of the Tecumseh
swan ashore and were taken prisoners by the
rebels, by flag OF truce. | have ascertained
their names. JameslC. Oulston, J. Longbery
II. NcGinnis, and Farrell. They were sent out
from Mobile on the 2lst of August to Americas,
Georgia.
Admiral Stribbling, commanding the East
Gulf blockading squadron. communicates to the
Navy department particulars of the expedition
from the u ). barque restless, on blockade duty
at ST. Andrews Bay Florida. IL resulted in the
destruction of fifty salt boilers for making from
500 TO 900 gallons each, and 90 kettles; 300
bushels of salt destroyed, 81 wagons 500 cords
of wood, and 90 buildings-sll being property
OF Contederates
Gen Slough Military Governor Of Alexan-
dra, has received orders TO take charge of troops
on the o and A. railroad and Manassas Gap
road
Col. Wells, the present Provost Marshal Gen.
of Alexandra has been designated to I'll his
place as Military Governor during his absence in
the field
Passengers from City Point this morning rep
resent affairs the north side Of the James as
unchanged
The rebel works on Dutch Gap Canal is rapid
iy approaching completion.
The hospital steamer brought up 365 sick and
wounded.
The hospitals at City Point are all in excellent
condition, and the number of inmates have been
materially reduced within the past week many OF
the conyalescents having been sent home on fur
Tough
1t is estimated that during last week over 30,
900 persens-soldiers and citizens-have lett
Washington, by the railroad, for their homes to
vote at the presidential election.
Letters received in this city from an officer in
command OF division of the Missippi squad
ron, dated Chattanooga, Nov. LIST. says: Nv
boats have bad two brushes with Hoods forces,
and rcpulsed him both times. He has now gone
down below the shoals, and large portion of
bis army have arrived at Florence for the inva
sion OF Middle and last Tennessee.
Gen. Gross brigade passed here TO day on the
road to Athens, 10 head him of.
Prisoners represent Hood as tyrannical in the
extreme. The men have lived two days on corn
and water, with the addition Of pumpkins stolen
on the way. Hoods army suffers by wholesale
deSertiOnS
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.saiirOad Accident.

NEw York, November The express train
from Dunkirk this morning was thrown down an
embsnkment forty feet by the displacement Of
a switch. The following ia partial list of the
casualties:
killed-Wm. CLARK, Arthur j Bach, IL der
Wis, Mr.. Griddell, anil soldier belonging to the
li3d New York.
Wounded Charles Il. Burr, Co l., l39th \
n Y The engineer OF the train was seriously
hurt There were also forty others whose names
were not known Ofthese number were dan
gerously injured 4 number Of bodies are still
in the wreck
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08

NEW YORK, November The following is
the latest bv the City Of Baltimore from Paris.
October "a:
The Emperor left for Nice. 1t is stated pro
ject - nnder serious consideration for the estab-
lishment of public walk fund. to occupy the
same position towards the undertaking Of general
utility for the whole OF France, as is fulfilled By
the works funds for the city of London.
A Turin dispatch stated that everything was
quiet. All the Senators and deputies had
rived
The journals are conciliatory. The Ministry
made b statement in the Chamber OF Deputies
relative to the France Italian convention the
Chamber believing its sanction 20 be henceforth
a political necessity and convenience, and that
lis benefits are immcasuraby superior 10 is in
conyniences
The Paris Constitutional publishes al article
in which j stated that the convention being con
cluded. good faith in IT, execution will be
equally so.
Some paper eombats the position OF both the
extreme revolutionary and conservative parties.
A pamphlet, believed TO be of semi-Ofiicial
origin. has been published The writer main
tains that there can be 10 doubt that The condi-
tons Of the treaty sill be loyalty carried out,
and that the object OF the convention i TO bring
about such an understanding between the Papacv
and I'aIv a. NAV ALLOW Of the solution Of the
great and fundamental question OF Rome The
writer concludes: We are sufficiently acquainted
with the sasacity OF the Holy Father 70 be con
WINGED that he vii give no pEetext TO turbulent
spiri,. who will no, isii TO seek obstacles where
by tie happy and speedy reconciliation OF the
Pspacy and Italy may be prevented.
The fr.t OF the Russian monitors has made a
trial trip She averaged nine knots All her
appointments satisfactory.
sweden has commenced building monitor
Tee.
BERLIN, October 26-It i decided on good
authority that Prussia has recently been demand
81 to continue the occupation OF Jutlsnd after
The conclusion OF pesce.
The Sem. Official Provisional Conest OF TO day
ssys:
Peace negotiations are progressing most favor
ably. and final settlement and peace may bt
daily expected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08
FROM philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. November THE bark
Speedsell Capt Dixon. reports being board ed
by the pirate Chickamauga on the 9TH inst, in
lat. 4:30, long. 69:l0. having laiy and child on
board as passengers. The Speedwel was bonded
for SIS 900, to be paid in gold. She was then
allowed 10 proceed
The schooner Goodspeed, reported to he de
siroyed by the Tallahassee, was destroyed by
the Chickamauga
The bark Victoria, from Mragoare report:
that on the 3lst ult, lat 35:22. long 1903. she
saw vessel on fire, burnt to the waters edge
supposed 10 be 900 tons burthen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08
frOtls Cairo.

CAIRo, November The steamer Magenta
from New Orleans the lst arrived
All quiet in Texas Our forces arc fortifying
the Island of Brazos Santiago.
Slaughter has succeeded General DAYTON in
the command of the rebels in that section
There are only 500 rebels there.
Cortinas did not accept Generals commits
sion in Maximlisn's service. He surrendered
on condition that the French would not seize his
treasure. $4,000 600, aud is now wealthy pri.
vate gentleman in Matamoras
The French paid the greatest attention to
Union officers who have visited NatsmOras
The United States Consul has French guard
10 protect him wherever he goes.
There is large fleet of merchantmen off the
mouth Of the Rio Grandc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08

REMEDY FOR PILEs.-It il a blessing To the
suffering To know that we have an efectuul cure
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. p.
Hazarde. of 164 Second street Cincinnati. Ohio.
takes great pleasure in informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used a small quantity
of Dr. Striekland's Pile Remedy. and it effected
a permanent This seems to be the case
with all who make use of this splendid prepare
ton. Ii is manufactured at No. East Fourth
street. Cincinnati, Ohio, and sold by all druggists
mar9 n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08
From Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. I "A mounted patrol OF 500
has been organized by the citizens for the protec
ton of the city. They will be on duty all night.
A sufficient military force is here to prevent any
outbreak
The agents of Richmond and Hancock's New
York line of propeers have received dispatch
TO day that the Canadian steamer Georgia, fitted
out as pirate, is on Lake Huron.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08

HEADqU ARTERs Posr CoxMAxpER.
indianapolis. Ind. November !. 1861
All drinking saloons and liquor shops will
be kept closed and no liquor of any description
will be sold given away between sunrise to-
morrow. the day of election and sunrise the fol
lowing day.
III. The Post Provost Marshal will see that
this order is strictly enforced
By order of Col Warner commanding Post.
I. W. LORD.
Lieut. and Post Adi't.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08
VIRGINIA CORRESPONDENCE.

additional Concerning The Lad MoueaeHf
against Richm0Bd-BufleTs Operations on
mS North Sid,-The Tenth aud Eighteenth
Corps Repulsed at EUerg Point igilaRce
and Aairity Of The Enemy-Grant BafFed
on the South Side-Alnosf Disaster 10 The
Second C0rDs-Failure III ArouHd-Esti
mat, Of N, aggregate LOsses-1 Parallel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08

~ Saturday next will be gala day at the
Indiana State Museum This is the day fixed
upon by large number Of our prominent citi-
zens who appreciate the generosity and magma
nimity Of the popular proprietress, for cOmDll
mentary benefit to Madame English The Mu
scum will open OH that day with increased at
fractions. and all who 90 will be delighted with
the unique wonders before them