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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

WASHINGTON. August IS A letter from the
army of the Potomac dated yesterday the 27th
saws:
A portion of the line of the Weldon railroad
was recaptured by the rebels in THURSDAYS en-
cagement about three mie- north from Reams
Station
The road, however, had been previously en-
trely destroyed and can't be of any 10 the
enemy We continue 20 hold a portion on the
north AMI between that and Petersburg, the lat
ter portion is securely in our possession
Everything was quiet At last accounts with the
exception Of occasional picket firing
Both parties are engaged in burying their dead
and caring FOR the wounded
letter received here to day from the upper
Pofomac saws:
rebel cavalry force was last seen at Cherry
Run. IL miles west OF Hagers;own. or Friday
The mail stage arrived at the latter place from
Hancock a distance OF about 23 miles, on the
uight Of that day
The sheling of Williamsrort By the enemy
from the opposite side OF the river on Friday did
no damage TO individuals. but three houses we're
seriously damaged
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

TIE Union men OF Ballard county, Kentucky,
gave barbecue az Blandville. Over two thou
sand people were present.
Gen. Meredith commsndsnt OF the post Of
Cairo. addressed the assembly. urging them to
take decided stand for the Union. which was
well received q
Resolutions we're adopted favorinz the sup
preston OF the rebellion aud furnishing men and
means FOR thst purpose.
The meeting very enthusiastic.
IL il believed Billiard county will give a ma.
jortv for the Union candidates at the coming
election.
Similar meetings will be bed in other counties
in Kentucky and Missouri.
The citizens Of Cairo mark ed a change taking
place in the sentiment OF the people in this Sec
ton. mainly attributable to the recent determined
course Of the military authorities.
The steamer McGill from New Orleans on the
% has arrived.
The news from the feet in Mobile Bay is rem.
dered valueless by the announcement through
Richmond pa pers Of the fall of Fort Morgan
7. NJ Cook correspondent Of the New York
Herald aud J B. Chadwick, of the Tribune,
with Gen. Changers army, was ordered beyoud
the lines by Gen Candy. for the publication of
information valuable to the enemy
The steamer Lancaster was 6red into Is miles
below Natchez on the 18th by battery Of artl-
lery
Three shots struck the boat. Nobody hurt
The battery was supported by FIVE hundred
cavalry.
Gen. Brayman, commanding hatcher, sent
force in pursuit.
The steamers Cheek and Atlantic, reported
captured by the rebels up Yazoo river, arrived
safely at Vicksburg, with good cargoes of cotton.
large number OF rebel prisoners arrived at
Vicksburg. recently captured fifteen miles back
Of MIllkin's Bend
Two hundred guerrillas were seen at Com
merce, Missouri to-day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
official War bulletin.

To Major General Dix:
Dispatches from General Grant just received
states that the Richmond papers of Yesterday
the 9th, announce that Fort Morgan is in our
possession.
1t is not stated whether the Fort was surren
dered or whether it was blown up.
Another dispatch gives the following extract
from the Richmond Examiner of Yesterday:
Fort Morgan is in possession Of the enemy
Whether It was blown Up evacuated Is not
known
General Sheridan, in dispatch dated yester
day. 900 p. III reports the enemy left bis from
last night, falling back TO Sm,hfeld or Middle
wav
We captured one hundred and one prisoners
Yesterday. and inflicted loss of one hundred
and fifty killed and wounded
There have been few feiuts the Pc
tomac by cavalry at WllliamspOrt. but there was
no strength shown
The indications to-day are that the enemy will
fall back out of the valley.
Other reports state that the enemy are leaving
the Shenandoah Valley.
Nothing has been heard from Gen Sherman
for two days
Signed L. NJ STANTON.
Secretary of War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

CHICAGO. August 2S.-Very little change in
the expected programme Of To- morrow has oc-
CURED to-day.
This morning there was meeting Of the anti
Mcclellan delegates tor con >ultstiOn. and, after
compromise of views, it was found that the
representative of fifteen or sixteen States pre-
feTred Sey mour TO Mcclellan. favoring his nom
nation by way of compromise between the peace
men and war Democrats.
Most of them are members of delegations that
are required TO vote as unit.
Gov. Seymour this afternoon positively de
clined to permit his name TO be used, and nobody
else is row talked OF for Presden, Of the Con
ventOn.
The positive withdrawal of Seymour's name
encourages the friends Of Mcclellan TO hope that
he will receive a two-thirds vote on the FIRST or
second ballot
A letter written b. Fillmore TO Hiram ketch-
um. in which he expresses the hope that Nc
Clellan will receive the nomination, is published
in the Times to-day
The New York delegation were in session to-
night After a free interchange of opinion il
was virtually resolved 20 cast the vote Of the
State for Mcclellan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
from New York.

NEW YORK, Angus. 2S-The Herald's Chi
cago special states that Senator Sprague arrived
on FRIDAY night with an off ial document from
President Lincoln OF his withdrawal as caud
date for election.
II il understood thai Sprsguc and others have
gone TO Joliet, Illinois. 10 agree on candidate
to present to the new Republican convention. and
that Minister Adams, now in England, will be
the man.
The meeting of the peace party Oh Saturday
tZzle.
The morning papers have nothing additional
about Thursdays battle.
A dispatch from Hagerstown TO the Herald
dated the Doth saws
The enemy underworld to cross the river at
Wilamsport and other points but were prevented
by our forces
a dispatch from Cavalry Headquarters, dated
Saturday night, says:
No rebels as yet crossed the river
All is quiet at Harper's Ferry.
4 dispatch to the Herald dated the 9th inst D,
says:
A careful reconnaissance on that morning de-
veloped the fact that the rebels had Withdrawn
from the front during the night.
Our cavalry pushed on and occupied Charles
town without meeting the enemy.
The opinion is that Grants recent movements
necesitate the recall Of this force to Richmond.
while others conjecture they intend crossing into
Mary land at Shepherdstewn or Willismsport.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
From ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. August % The Vieksburg
Herald OF the 18th has an account of muutiny
ON the part OF the % Illinois cavalry on the
Olive Branch. which was only quelled by the
prompt action of the commander OF the gunboat
Benton
SIX of the muiineers we're plssei in irons on
The Benton. and the remainder dIsarmej and
sent ~ the river under strong guard. The
cause of the muiiny not stated
The Democratic Congressional Convention
held at Cairo yesterday. unanimously nomi-
mated " J Allen for re election
Resolutions were adopted pledglng the support
% the Chicago nominee.
81. Allen made speech IN favor Of pesce and
union A. aims, war and abolition.
Emerson E,heridge spoke at the Tbeater last
night.
A report from DGval Arkansas, says tha,
Shelby and MarmaGgke made n attack 90 Pine
Bluff
Reuforcements were sent to the latter place
from Lizzie Rock but nothing definite ! known
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
xe~ srk Market.

xeH ssrk Market.
Nav TonK, August p.
Flour State and Western heavy and 20c lower:
Sl0 55@I0 90 for extra State. Sll lO@ll 20
extra Round Hoop Ohio aud Sll 259l3 % for
trade brands; markets closing dull outside quo
tstians
Whisky lower at 81 50 for prime Western.
Wheat dull and Sc lo~er; 81 81 az 81 for
Chicago Spring. 81 22@2 "a for Milwaukee
Club and 81 35@2 43 for Winter Red Western.
Corn dull and lc lower at 81 62@l 63 for
mixed Western.
Oats dull aud dropping, at 1895 for Wes
tern.
Sugar quiet at 2OH @221s for Cuba
Pork lower with iair demand at S37 50@3S
for mess, market closing at $40 75@4l for new
mess, S3I tor prime and S3o tor prime mess.
Lard very dull but nomnally unchanged at
23@24ac.
Butter steady at 43@49cfor Ohio and 5O@57c
Tor State.
Cheese without decided change. at 1927 &c
Money more active at I per cent.
Sterling irregular. unsettled aud decidedly
lower ST. 0e5s@l 0e34 tor gold
Gold heavy, unsettled aud decidedly lower, at
81 So declining to 81 soy. advancing TO
81 5I4. declining to 81 4515. advancing to
81 4o1a, and closing at 81 A ~.
Government stocks quiet.
U. s 6's Iool coupons 81 0919.
500 coupons 81 ~
100 Treasury notes for February aud Aug.
81 ID.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

Yesweet italian msidsi
Tvine roses mid the braids
Or the rich tres-es. Of your ao~ug hair.
silver and gold al gems
Could fern disff ms
80 beautiful a. these upon your forehead fair.
In your delicious land.
Where nature ioyou. had
Seat;ers all bounty In prof1-e excess,
Well 90 the fragrant flowers,
Ye msidens Of the bower!
Interpret and sdorn your kindred loveliness
And Jet know no, Why
The moDitory sigh
Steals to my p unbIdden when ! see
Such youthful msiden> bring
TIE blossoms Of the spring
To weave amid their locks in rich embroidery
Most natural and meet.
Most beautiful and sweet.
The act and atOrs--bOth redelent
Of grace and young delight.
And fancies pure and bright,
And al The opening dreams Of fond hearts Innocent.
But still a sadness wakes
Amid the charm. and takes
A form % sympathy for those 80 young
Who too like the iOser
In all their natural DOVER
Tender as opening buds hidden the leaves among:
Too like the flower in charm,
To 'scspe the fO~'ret's harm,
Deep admiration lasting but day;
Ever in Psncy's view,
The buds % fx;rest hue
Are first 10 be desired, enjoyed, and cast away.
Yet sweet Italian maids
Irvine roses in the braids,
Or the loose tress,s, Of your flowing locks;
Enjoy your sunny cline,
And live your happy prime.
lien 10 fears like these aud ell kisfOuuues shocks
Fair the roses, bloom
Ia beauty aud perfume
By the rude spoilers hand unplucked, unknown.
Buds Of the human tree
So artless and free,
No roses fate be yours but all its charms alone
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE CIRCU T
Court Of the United States and for the District
q indiana the undersigned the Receiver Of the EcGrs
rsLe. Ind GaaP.lis aud Clerelrpd StrdigAt Line
railroad Company will on on thu 10th day Of october
NEXT between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A n and O'Clock
p M the Court House door, in the ~ ~ ndisnspo
ms and District aforesaid. offer fer SAIL the highest
and Bidder bidders the roadbed Of the said
p.nv or any section division portion Of the
getker with the right of held by the company,
al he other rgh's privilege AID incidents proper
y Appert ing 70 tie roid ntempsted 10 be built
truced by the laid company a. 70 vest IN the
purcbRs- urchsscr their heirs cr assigns, full night
al herty TO build. construct finish ard operate
railroad said road led. section. or division or
portion thereof in like ner a. The said company IVES
and authorized . build construct, finish and operate
The and and perqu sites and
ton for re gh;s and passenger carried and transported
on ard III std rost section, division or por-
ion Thereof whsn finished snd do all other things
thzf sac company might have dune upon and IN con-
neetien with sAd road had hnshed and completed the
Given uadsF ~ hand Indianapolis. this 24,h day
q AUGUST. A ID &. 1864. JOHN LOVE,
aug29 w3~ Rec,ivsr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
from Mobile.

MosIE, August 2s.-Seversl gunboats wen:
up tie river a. far as Dog River Bar aud me. the
Convict and Selma, vino made = Reconnaissance
within eight miles of Mobile and found the rebel
steamer Nashville sunk across the channel
The Morgan WAS lying at the wharf at Mobile
and they opened IRE on her
She steamed out and returned the fire. aiming
principally At the Selma
The Hartford being repaired. Farasut sue
ceeded in obtaining the services Of the man who
set the torpedoes for the rebels. and Is Dor en-
gagged in taking them up.
Our sailors aud soldiers lin the best OF
spirits
The Ere Of Fort Morgan on the Tennessee
does not damage the latter particle. the IN.
deuta,ion being scarcely psrseptible.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
FROM Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, August 29-Last nights passen-
ger train from Nashville. containing many
wounded soldiers, at 2 o'clock this morning ran
into the rear car Of the freight train coming upon
the switch
The two express cars next the engine were
thrown down an embankment and Paymasters
Craig, Mcdonnell and Jones, Of Cincinnati, were
bruised
Craig and Mcdonnell were seriously injured.
Jones but slightly.
Captain Brown. Quartermaster of railroad
transpOrtion as Nashville also seriously
bruised
No one else was injured
gang Of guerSlas on Saturday plundered the
citizens of Hardenshurg of money and vsuables
TO the amount of $40 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

CixcISSATI. August 2s Major General
Hentzeman issued an order TO day prohibiting
express. railroad. or forwarding companies from
forwarding or delivering firearms. powder. am
muniiion OF any kind. within the States OF Ohio,
Indiana Illinois and Michigan. for the mex, sixty
DAYS. without permit from headquarters: also
prohibiting dealers in these articles from selling
the "A me within this time
The military commanders aud provost mar
shsls within the Northern Department are
qured 10 see this order executed, and seize al
srea articles as may be clandsstinsly sold.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

EvANsvIrLE. August % Jake Bennett. with
"a men. dashed into Owensboro on Saturday
evening. killing 3 negro soldiers and Lieuten-
ant of the 81 Kentucky cavalry.
They also burnt the wharf boa, with $4,000
worth of Government stores.
Bennett remained ONLY l5 minutes
be was pursued by Captain irwin. of Wilson =
Kentucky Guards, who was two hours behind
him at West Point this morning and gaining
rapidly
Morris, rebel sympathzer. was shot by Capt.
Wilson. OF Greensboro, on Saturday night, after
he had shot at Wilson, who was attempting to
arrest him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL,
TERRE IAUTE, IND.

n male Coileg-" has been purchased iron its late
owner sDd the name changed 10 st Agnes Hall and
TO carried under the auspices 81 the Episcopal
Church A corporation elected IRON among the most
citizens of TER. bsu;e give- the
that every promise made in the circular Just issued vii
be faithfully redeemed
The Faculty will consist q nearly twenty members
and will eonpse parties distinguished IN education
circles
The for board and tuition have been placed
the lowest possible figures considering the advanced
prices u Agricultural and commercial produce.
Young lsiies will attend the Episcopal Church with
he Princps unles. other place u worship ,houid
Be dessuaet BY parents
Circulars can be obtained BY addressing Ths Master
= q Agnes' Hail. Issss asRis. isz-
sasls-<Akwov
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

SAIE OF THE ISDIASAPoLIs JoURSAL EsrAB
IIsI,sENT We learn that W X Holloway (
G, ihaving purchased the Indianapolis Journal
nesspaper and printing office, take possession
TODAY
IN Tilford. Esq. the President of the old
Jou1 pal Company, one OF the chief partners and
principal business man thereof retires after some
ten sears service which has realized tor i'm
successfully. with the respect Of his contempora-
ries Ind OF the community generally.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
General Orders, NO. 90
DIsrRIcr OF ISD.. D \

lEADOC AkIkks, DisIklCI VI IND. " IL ~
INDIANAPOLIS. lND.. Aug %, 1864
The troops at indianapolis will leave their
camps in time TO be at the State House square al
half past o'clock. p ~. on Monday the och
inst. preparatory to their reception at O'Clock
by Governor Morton
After the reception, the column will be formed
under the command of Col Mclean, who will
organize the same according to the seniority OF
commanders The column will be marched
through Washington street after this reception
paying marching honors..to the Governor of the
State at the corner OF Pennsylvania street
after which the regiment will break from col
umn and march TO their respective quarters
By order of GEN HovEY.
J W WALKER 1t and A A A G.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

DYSPEPSIA NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY-DR.
STRIcKLASD's ToSIc We can recommend those
suffering with loss of appetite indigestion or dys
pepsia. nervousness and nervous debility, TO use
Strickland's Tonic 1t is vegetable prepare
ton, free from alcoholic liquors; it strengthens
the whole nervous system; it creates good appe
lite. and il warranted to cure dyspepsia and ner-
vous debility.
For sale by druggists generally at 81 per bot
tie. Prepared by DR. A Strickland, East
Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio
dxw ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
27.d3t

l5-I have to thank all my friends for their
kind good will during the period OF my illness
arising from the recent accident | met with
purpose starting Monday, the 29rh Of August,
for tue Eastern markets to buy fall ami winter
goods. | will take measures to fully apprise all
my customers and the public generally of their
arrival. LOUIS ScHoLTz,
First class merchant tailoring establishment
10 North Pennsylvania street, two doors south
Of the Post Office 27-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

AsOrHER RAILRoAD ACcIDESr The passen
ger the Indianapolis and Cincinnati "a VI
TO "a was caught in violent tornado on Friday
aftei,loOn last near Sunmsn's Station aud the
two tindmosi cars were thrown from TIE track
and almost completely demolished Some
twenSy five or thirty persons were or less
injured, among them EsrbReed Of lhis city. ribs
brokyn aud leg severely bruised Mr. Smith. of
the Il m Of Orgood & Smith. arm broken; Nr
Cook. Of the hrm of JayeOx and Filzhugh. leg
broken None were dangerously injured and none
kille
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

tT- The body OF soldier. Captain Elliott.
as ne learn, was found Saturday night about a
mile east Of the CITY, stabbed and laid across the
BeIrfontaiue railroad track. The conductor of a
locomotive of train caught il up and carried il
some distance before stoppsge could be effected
the engineer, by means of the head-ligh having
discover the obstruction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

STUPESDous FALsEHoop The presiding Of
fcer of the Union League authorizes to say
thss the report put circulation by mschievous
people that the League had resolved TO enter the
army in a body j. stupendous falsehood. and
has not the shadow IF a foundation. No such
PROPOSITION has been made OF discussed by the
League We make the correction most cheer
fullt and will do what 10 put the mali
cious report at rest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

MoRlrz BRo. No 3 East WASHINGTON
SrREbr A letter has been received from Nc
So Moritz. OF thu yell known house. who has
teen sb~ent 10 Europe for some months. stating
that lie pas on bis way home. and might be tx
pected 20 arrive at New York on an early steam
er Mr. Moritz made heavy purchases abroad.
and tie stock Of Fall and Winter goods for his
establishment will be unrivalled- These befuti-
iul goods will be made up according 10 order IN
first class stsle in the Merchant Tailoring De
partm@nt Mr. Isaac Winter is the cutter at
MoFit5 & Bros. and in artistic skill be Is uni
Wallet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

e75- Drs. j. and w. Thomson are the Onlv
persons advertising in the lndianapoli. papers
to cure private diseases who have perfect
knou ledge Of medicine and the collateral sci
ence. and they are the only persons who cure
constitutional syphilis. spermatorrhOea and i'm
potence See advertisement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

Forty ACRE FARM At AUCTION We will sell
on w ednesday, August 3lst inst in front of our
Office on Washington street, farm of 40 acres,
situated 81 miles southeast from the city. on
the Shebyvlle Gravel Road 80 acres in cultiva
ton and I'D acres of timber land. all under fence,
house of three rooms, stable, large corn crib.
brick, well ana fruit trees the same.
Terms OF sale, enc half cash in hand, and the
balance in one and two years with interest.
WILEY < MARTIN.
20 I'd Real Estate Auctioneers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

STREET RAILROAD The City council. at the
sr.ecial meeting Saturday. granted an extension
OF time to the Street Railroad company, for the
Of the FIRST three miles of the rail
road, until January LIST. 1865. We understand
that. among other drwbacks the company labor
under. is the difficulty OF obtaining transporta-
ton for their iron.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

t3-In these times OF high prices it is we'll 10
remember that children can be supplied with
shoes for less than half the usual cost by wear
ing metal tipped shoes. to say nothing OF stock
ings destroyed and health endangered by wet
feet. arising from the chld-like habit of wearing
out their shoes at the toes first Boston Jour
nal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

SoEDIE KUN On Saturday afternoon a
soidiee met his death under the following circum
stances. a. stated 10 u: A countryman who re-
sides on Eagle Greek. vest OF the CITY. was pass
ing aleng Washington street with rifle on bic
shoulder, when he vas asked by the soldier xhat
he vs. doing With it he replied that TIA, a.
none 81 the soldiers business Thereupon the
latter by violence, took The gun. but policeman
near ty Immediately restored i 20 it, owner.
-ho salked away The soldier. however. fol
lowed .iim. and 10 the vicinity OF the State House
ate mTtet seize the gun again. when the
couutr, man drew a knife and disembow e cd
him lie vas taken TO the Soldiers Home. where
lie dies 10 about az hour.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29
70 I'd

A SUPERIOR REMEDY We can conscientiously
recommend to those suffering from dstressiLg
cough, DR. Strickl1nd's MelliAuous Cough Bal
sam IL gives relief almost instantaneous. and
is wthal not disagreeable to the taste There Is
no doubt but the Melli1uous Cough Bal>am is
one of the best preparations in and is all that
its proprietors claim for it. We have tried j;
during the past week, and found relief from a
most distressing cough. II is prepared by DR.
Strickland. No 6. East Fourth street, Cincinnati
Ohio Cincinnati National Union. If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

tE The 1921 Indians (City Regiment) ar
rived on Saturday We understand it will par
ade on University Square this morning at I'D
O'Clock. and be publicly welcomed at the State
House in the afternoon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-29

dssoSIc NorIcE-The members Of Center
Lodge No %. are notified to meet at Grand
Loage Hall this Monday afternoon. at three
O'Clock. TO perform the funeral ceremonies OF
Bre Samuel HsckelGrg. All affiliated brethren
are invited TO attend
WINsToS p NOBLE, W NJ
GHN FISHER, Sec'y