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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-19
Der 8anfraub.

Sem Oprt 10. Sebr. Wfit Der Gntpen=
pltng BON $4,000 in @plo, Die pprgeitern 9tadz
mittag int SUPERINTENDENT peS Gultpmbaules
l~tattfanb, bate eS, ippeit Die big iebt erlangten
9(uffldrungen reiden, Die fplgenoe 8epanonib
SIN 9aufe pes Na6mitta9s ipra6 ein Glerf Der
6irma Stpr9es, 8ennett urb Gp. in @ateritr.
am @ult bes Gailiers Dor, I'm $4,000 in bic
9. st. Safe Su 5ablen. Ser 6err binter Dem
3abltiid, 0r. 6pffman, empfng baS @elo,
lpel6es in Spei Sdden mar unb ii6 auf ettpas
iber 1000 9pllar8 belief. St Ia9te Dem
Glerf, eS feblten NOD $4,000 an Der Sunne,
%pprauf Der Glert ia9te er babe ibm BRET Sadie
ge9eben. G5 tparo nun cine llnterlu6ung am
geltelt, ullO man ermittelte, baB Der Glert nur
Spei Sdde bingereidt bate. St ia9te, wenn
pies Der Sail lei, miiie SernanO Den permiBten
Sad BON benz 3abltiid geitpblen baben, pdb=
renb er Ger Glerf) abpartete, bis Die Geibe an
ibn fdr1e, pas Gelb Su 6dnoen beS @aliirecs
binsurei6en. Sic 9lfiaire lit in elm Siemlides
9unfel sebillt. 9etectipbeamte iinp jebt be-
mibt, ben eigentliden 6ergang su ermitteln II.
man glaubt, e8 werpe ibnen ~gelin9en Den
S6nlOi9er 5u entoeden.
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@Sie)tige S1adridt ans Gbtna, iperli, tuabr.-
Siabdmd 1T Der Sale.

San 6ranSiscp, II. 6ebr. @pr Der
2tbretie bet Barrie Npgers pm &anagaipa trai
Die Brig @tarp Gupen BON China bprt Elm,
pel9e beri6tet, DAP Der Ser. ct. 9ampfer
@ppning iid am 2. San. ouf Der !6pbe BON
Nntpp b~efurlpen babe.
Ser Gpmnanoeur beIIelben iagte, DAP iih Der
8irat Nlabuma int !6afen beinbe, tint repartrt
SIT nerOen.
Ser fplgenoe 8rief lit elmer bieligen 6anbels=
firma, pel6e einen utsgepebnten !6anpel init
China treibt, 5u9efpmmen.
&ana9awa, Z. San.
g(n bic SIS. 0tcGonbrai & So, San Sranciscp.
Meine !6erren! Sn Splge Der @ersDgerun9
Der Nbfabrt Der 8arfe 8pger5 bur6 @inoltiQe
iinb mir in ben Starp 9eiest, Sbnen fpl9enpe
Nadridten Sa 9eber.
Die Mlabanna befnOet li6 auf 9pd i'm t6afen
ppn 9(mop China unO Der @ppmiug, Capt. SIC
Spugal iberpa6t benielben. @ir birfen bpfz
fen, baB Die 2aufbobn bes 8iraten gu Gnbe 1T.
Ser Sarnestpmn 1T ieoenfalls pprt angefcmmen.
9ieie gla6ri6t fpnnlt uns pur6 Die Sriq
Wtarp Gapen 5u, Die Dor 5 Sagen pom Sbangai
abfubr llo lit autbentil6.
@alib, Salt & CD.
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Sele0rapbtfOe SCaeDrtcDten.
8ert6tet fur ZEN Baltimore gDeder'
80. GongrcR ber Scr. Gtaatcn.
SO afbtngtOn, II. 6ebr
(NbenDiikund.l

(NpelpllBul9.J
Senat.-9ie pm Summer (ni6t @illpn)
beantra9ten 9menoententS sur Contribution Der
Ser. Staate1 ais Sub1tittt Der bon Senator
Srumbull unp pem SuIti5=Gpmite rpr elri9el1
Sa9en bar9elegten, lalten lpie fpl9t:
v9ab es peber Stlaperei nod ulfreilpillige
9ien1tbarfeit irgenbmp in ben Ser. Staten pber
innerbalb ibrer SuriSbireftipn geben ipu, auBer
CUR Strafe fit &erbre6en, rnb bub Der Gpngreb
allie GeleBe %erlaf1en ipl, pelde nptbwenbi9 uro
an9emellen fem mDgen, I'm baS Serbpt Der
Sflaperei bur65uieben.
p S. 3 Seft. 2 gtrt. 4 Der Contribution Su
ltrei6en, auBer ben @prten vausi6lieBlid nidt
belteuerte Snbianer", 10 DAP Der gtbi6nitt lau1
ten ipu: 9ie Experimentation unp Die bireften
Steuern Ipller auf Die peridiebenen Staten Der
Union umgele9t perben, gemtdb ibrer 8epDlfez
~rungsSab[, abgerednet Die ni6t beiteuerten Snz
%pianer.
81 Aus 3 Set. 4 Der Contribution Die
@prte GIT itrei6en: Seine 8eripn, welde sur
9ienltbarfeit poer Qlrbeit in irgenb einem Staate
unter belen Geiesen perpfli6tet lit uno in einen
anOern entfpmnut, ioQ auf GrunO zines Geieees
Dber elmer Gprl6rift bes lebtern BON FOLDER
Sienitbarfeit pber @erpflidt1na CUR Nrbeit ent=
%bunben iein, ipnbern fol- auf gerlan9en Der
@artei, welaer jene 9eri on 9ienftbarfeit poer
glrbeit l6uloet, aus9eliefert merber."
Slut Sales glntrag be9ab ii6 Der Senat in
Grecutip@S tbung uno perta9te lid na6ber.
9aS Sans nabm in leiner Nbenolibung
pas Geieb wieOer alf, b~etrefeno Die Ginfabrlng
zines Bureaus fir emancipation.
Gpr ia9te, nadbem er Die 8erfaHungsrndbia=
felt nnb !6umanitdt Der OfaBre9el belprp6en,
bab CT einen 10 neueil, rabifalen ltnb repplutipz
ndren 8lan ridt unterititen tonne, tpelder Elm
&egierungs< 9[mpienz Spitem fir Die S6parsen
eirfibre ur1o Die He9ieruns Su einem 8lanta9en
Spefulanten uno 9tufieber made. Die b661te
6umanitdt iei nad iei1er Iniidt 6eitbalten an
Der Contribution. gBir baben Die Sbatlade in&
9(use 5u fallen, DAB Milionen weitere Sfloper
befreit perpen meroen, tpelde Str 6retbelt -ll1=
tdbtg ieien unb Der Sbbut bebirfen. SieS lei
MIR gu pabr. @ir t6nnen baS Sactam Md
ignOriren, iabem mir bic 9(ugen bappr per-
i6lieBen. St acceptire Die Greisnilie. st er'
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SpIitiftbes aus Sntianapplis.

Snotanapolis, 16. Sch. Die repub<
lifanii6en Gpuntp= Gpnpentip1en pur0en beute
I'M ganSen State abgebaltert. Seibe bieligen
ging es itiir,uii6 5u. Sine geiplutton, ippOurd
Die Selegaten ~inltruirt murben, Wtprtpn's Npz
mi1atipn sum @puperneur urlter allen llmitdn=
ben Sn befurnprten, mlroe ppn ben unab6dngiz
geren 9elegaten befdnpft. 9ie Convention
nabm ie inbeien an ; ebenip Die BON Der beutz
lden r~apicolen Organization .ein9eididten 9ez
iplutipnen, tppOurd Die Stlaperei fir Die llrla=
DE bes &rie9s ertldrt mirO, tpelde itberall aus
gerpttet merpen mitIle. Sine Neiplutipn gu
@unften BON 2incpln'S domination plroe in Ell
ne eillfade Gutbeibung ieiner 9(pminiitratipn
umgewanpelt, nit pem GelDbniB, ieoen SIT un=
teritiiben, mel6er nomintrt werOen w6ge. 9ieie
W}pbification iebte e~benfalS Die Oeutl6e8rempnt=
Organization bur6.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-19
@Dn Sort Mnnrne.

Dsebr llniOmsC %ffciere BON &ibmunS einsetrrHen
MpnrDe, II. Sebr. 9as 8arGamentdr-
Boot 9ing bieien Mprgen nit 30 Srauen unb
&inOern na6 Gitp 8pint ab.
Ser Sepei6enoampfer Bermuda" traf bente
aug Dem 8plf BON Squabria bier Elm.
9to9 Elm BON Hi6mpno entflobener Off5ier
TT bier eln9etrpffen. Serielbe meloet Die Mnz
ftnft bon mod 3 anberen in williamsburg,
bic mprgen bier eintrbffen tperoen.
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C5ueriQas III Gentucfp.

louisville, 16. Sch. 9ie 8eri6te in
8etreif Der8cpegun9en Der Guerillas iinb 5abl=
reid unp ~piberipredenb. Sim 9pnneritag muir
De gemelbet, oaB ite in Der gtdbe ppn 8arostpwu
ieien 1tno Colonel Bruce, COMMANDMENT jenes
9pitens, i6idte Elm geniigenoes 9eta6ement
oabin, urt ie 81 Seripren9en pber gefan9en 81
nebr1er.
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Ser @irat alabama.

Stem Oprt, 10. Sebr. 9ie beri6tete
S%lpdtrung bes Biraten Mlabama SIT Nntpp miro
tart be5peifelt, ba er faum 9lntpp CUR ailge9e@
beren 3eit errei6t baben fpnnte.
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GpISatert e~rfrpren.

Stem Oprt, 18. 6ebr. Stint SpIoaten
rfrpren I'M Gpnicribirten 2aser auf &ider's
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GrOses Seuer in G;lpucester, GeaE.

@Ipuceter, 10. Sebr. 6eute frib
bra6 ein Seuer in Campers 8lpd aus Die
ganse Srpntltr. lit niebergebrannt unO Is 9duz
ier lieaen bereitS in Qli6e. 9ie Spriben fDnnen
in Splge Der ungebeuern &dlte nidt benuBt
merben.
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srps4 ,,up @d,mce.

8eGfuf, Wte., 18. Sebr. Ser SberntD>
itebt beute Is Grao inter 9luQ lnc Der
fiel 1 SUB tief.
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0ritte 0epef6e.

9as 6euer 1T nube5u bepdltist. Sinf5if
Stores, Die Office bes 9lOperttiers, Die Spmn
Glerf3 Office, Die Selegrapbenz rnO bret Nppp=
faten : Officen, Die Sreimaurerz2o9e lno Is
@pbnbdrler iinb 5%erit6rt. Die 8pit%Offce unc
pas Guitpmbaus bemmten Die 6lrmmen na6
bieier Gi6tung. GS lit unm69li6, ben gerluit
ab5ui6dben; berielbe muB fi6 ieOp6 auf $780,
600 b%elaufen. Die 9aperbill~, tSOmes, !6art=
fpro=, SpringfelO- unD 3ublrei6e arOere Ser
Observation-Disclosures perOen i6per betrpfen.
Der Gerlult an S6iffen mar unbeOeuteno. Sie
6eueripribe BON Salem fam iebr sur gelegenen
3eit. Sie Guinen bebeden Die !9dlfte Der
6alpttraBen unD Werften Der Stabt.
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2meite 0epeihe E.

9as Seuer wiitbet NOD fort. Sine Spribe
lit BON SALEM un9etpmmen, wel6c gut arbeitet.
Die artbern Spriben iinb ale eingeirpren. gtur
nod. wenige 9pl5=6duier iino iteben %geblieben
uno man bofft Der Slammen 9err sn Uerpen,
ebe .1ie Die 8aditeiubduier errei6t. Inter Den
SerltDrten @ebduben befinbet ii6 bas Sele9ra=
pbenant rno Die 9ant BON Cape Mnn.
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Wn(6ington, Q. G.

DY~ Mn unere 9eebrten QbOu NJ
nenten in Burlington, = Sn SOl9e
Der felt lebter Bp6e ei19etreteneu 9rei8erb6>
brnq bes @eder lit unler 9(9ent, tSr. glieOfeIb,
ebenfaas gen6tbist ben 9reis pes 8Iuttes fir
@aibingtOn auf 123 Gents per @O6e su err
bGben, ipas mir hermit ben Nbpnnenten sur 9e<
fdlli9en ~ytpti5nabme an5ei9en.
/ S6ltmmer nnfalI. - 6. 8. @il-
bert, GOnputtelr Der StaOtzG tienbabn, tpuroe,
wie mir bereitS meloeter, ppr einigen Sa9en
bon einem 8aHa9ier 9el6phen, uno 1T 9eltern
Wtpr9en nm 5 l1br an Der erbaltenen Munoe
geitOrben.
@enpmmen.- Ser Ser. ct. Sampfer
u9e Soto" nabm ant s.. Sebr. ben en9l. Nes
bellenoampfer Cumberland" Seine 2nOurg
beltano in 8afen unb Munitipn.
WcrIouot+ Sin gutter 8r0O-9dder fann irglci4 Be
otA|AHHt+ ibdftt9ung nno 9utsn 2pbn erbatten. =
Nd63ufragen Str. 494 Wfdrplaro Mpenue, SmifAen AZ, ane
6. Str. Sslanb, 8afbtnstCn. (0OS)
Mo,,Iouo++ S6ubma6er duf Seioblen mad tenn Camp
OeLiuiibI+ 3 Wleilen bon gDaitin9tOn. 8n %erfra9en
So. sos lite Str. (Dp6S) 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

y ton to do casnhcrwork aud plain sewing, or cham
tcrrcrs Mating IN prirata family The best ~ ree-
re gven from her last pi,ce Gil nj rs West
3t door, back between - aud Sl1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

"'pA'~pA'. Ap'" W." =. NJ
"s'H's--hecepis' 90 DDS, MARKET unchAnsea saa
r,,,,sr,,e socc,n,. > q, ns,s a,,, e,o nm. 49,
10 80 NJ ~" ''' oois aua
corn ora do cs,s ara eo REQ ana 4 9o7 do h,,,av
M aor Mare, ra,eS ,o,aar ann MN !, u,os',,,lv
small stock plccs 1Oc 25e me continued
saan aads tho Quantity il ssoso ro,ag conferred in lev
,sr 49,, - 1870, !, ..,,., .o.. !. s..,.t.
hans they were enso'ea, y some eA'eot' % o'c'te
terens For delivery latter rarto! May Oilers were made
~, Vs.. ,eoe.,o s,n,,o., M, 900 ~, ,,,,',
iae am western, 80 az soutoe'a ana 'oV oc.csca
ga,es Oh bbs Of me former and 600 ca Of Inc lsor
~ - '''' : ''S '' ''' - :" ny ave-
succraro st,c AM yes,cra nour.....s7 loa : es
Mia Observation-Disclosures s0a : 10
Cso,os state Observation-Disclosures. 7Sa s %
Common % medium Western ........... g,oS q &c
1; Cd il choise 10 ..,. .......'' 3 loa q bo
Extra ST Ifuis ..s.....,... 75elI 10
God 10 c,l.'Ss oti,,, a, 5arg 4
C,tnnsn. 6auaGItn =. .E....... Ga rs
fiooi O. ch.Ice e.ty. 10 sas IA
rye aaar ......... 4 7sa q Sc
Corn mem rlinesa9,s -,.''.' \, IN -
- $3.50 = - "", summary -. . ~ "s.sS' Ky
'aae'e p 6 fe9o bushes amber hceac az 81 %, N
go. =, ~ II = = y
-" = 9 ~ ~ '"'-V' -" ~ WY se"os
Been nate a. n,.nassj 10 All, so,as ,o,es wore H.
ia ioaas = So Ccruvas !niv III d I'll dcnrrt Win ses
4 ftVl Ni..
III stare ara II 9s aeretss ns : n. !, a. ~ Al ~
EcN vci.sv iarley ma b,,lcv n,a, ,oo,,rsa l. ,,,,e
s,1 ,r IA on ,,j, ,,,,af G,,s ,.c, II 49, ,s,
t.,sly il me dey hui ,lassa mi ~ So $50 ~
Claafi.n sSe n snr hi, $50 ard 49,. , "a a.
V,si.r,t - 1880 ~" o/1N = ~
C1NrlEs--sao l,yss aa,,a,n, m so,t n, o. - o,sa
Crews sTx3s--23 90, pouui sold al 2o,
CiiFEF was quiet but lTll o. prcv;ors prccs N,
sc.eg.
Cur.oa steady with saics Of 700 bales al $50 93c
fcr lnaalirg.
isUcs SAFES 81 900 ou8cas qpuiue al 50 iha Sc %
eco ounces mort biac, s. SC 400 ouuces Trieste brown
p~satd seed 2ic, ard 10 Que Joau,,s gun koaro on
lie M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION As CHAM.
n hcrnaI1 aud waitress IN sUall private faaiy ciY
rcye 70 giyoni required be seen iJr two
days al SO last 81 81; th.rl hoor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

4 SITUATION AS FIRST RATE LAUEDEESS WANT.
~ Can do lt!ug aad all kinds OF Gne work has
Yeas citY reference from her las: place. Cal! days
a54 Slh between SIS and .2t the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

A SITUATION wANrED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS
II chan5crnld AMI waitress OK to do genera; hcus'
small pr.ya.s family has groi city
Apply at Pr 7,h nv between path and th $751; on Eoor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

IESpICTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN
Ia Itlgate t;.ilr chainhernsaii wafer; has
r,ie,cnces fr1u her last piaca Can be for
days 4I3 VI est 25lh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

w iion 10 20 general house worx Ia small pirate faint
floor fias good reference No OBJ ectoa to New York
Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

SITUATION WANTED-BY Il RESPECTABLE
AZ chambermai and to assist with the washing
ant ironing. would co csmberwcs rnd plain sewing;
has from Ter last place whera she has
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21
from Sandusky

SANpUsKr. September 20-On information re
ceived from Government authorities, Capt Ca
ter, commander U S transportation OF Mich
gan arrested Mir. Coll. an officer in the Con
federate army leader Of conspiracy TO seize
the steamer Michigan aud relieve the prisoner:
at Johnson's Island. After the arrest Coll con
fessed, duplicating six prominent citizens oi
Sandusky, who came here either BY steam OF
water to seize the steamer Parsons.
The following is the statement of the clerk snd
passengers of the steamer Philo Prisons. plying
bets cen Detroit and S,ndusky:
About , last evening. when within 10 miles oil
80 Confederates, armed with navy revolvers and
hatchets. who took passage citizens at De
troit. Alter conhnng the passengers in the hold
and cabin. they ran her beloS here some II
miles. came about, ran towards Middle Pass Isl
and. lying there about an hour. There the steamer
Sandusky CITY. bound for the island, overlook
the Parsons. and. suspecting nothing wrong
came to along side the Parsons to land passeu
gers across her deck She no sooner made fast
than she was also seized and the men thrust into
the hold They finally concluded To land the
men. swearing them to secrecy for "a hours re
tanning the officers and crews OF both vessels
The Island Queen afterwards sunk and the
Parsons was taken to Ssudusky where she wa
abandoned and is reported sunk
The steamer Michigan left on cruise at day
light
The rebels probably expected sign ais. and not
receiving them, put back
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21

WAsHINGToS, September 10 A national 50
lutte was fired to-day in honor Of Sheridan.
victory
Information from City Point reports that the
rebels continue to throw an occasional shell AT
our working parties OH the new railroad but with
little or no effect.
Gentlemen who have arrived here from Ha-
gerstown. Penn. state that OF Sunday the rebel.
under NcCausland and johnson advanced iron
Bunker Hill and attacked Averili at Martins
burg
The latter, after "A spirited resistance. fell back
to Hawesvle, short distance from Falling
Waters, on the Virginia side OF the river. where
he took position.
During Sunday night Averill received rein
forcements, and yesterday morning advanced
against the rebels and drove them back TO Bun
ker Hill and reoccupied Martnsburg
On Sunday body OF dismountei cavalry was
dispatched from the camp at Hagerstown to
William port, where they were at the latest &C
counts, guarding the fords Of the river
A note from the Army Of the Potomoc, dated
yesterday says:
There is nothing new.
All quiet with the exception OF an occasional
shot on the picket lines.
The Alexandra, Va. Journal says:
We learn through sources which cinnot be d.
credited that Mostly received severe wound 80
the groin during recent engagement between
our forces and small portion OF his guerFils
band in the vicinity OF Oenterville
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21
Indiana state and sanitary Fairs.

RAILROAD ARRASGENESTs.
The foloving arrangements have been made
With the railroads designated below. for carving
passengers TO and from the Twelfth Annual Fan
Of the State Board Of Agriculture. 10 be held al
Indianapolis from the 81 day Of October. 1864
to the Ssh. inclusive. also for the transportation
Of articles 90 the above Fair or the Sanitar.
Bazaar
All passengers will be charged full fare TO 10
dianspolis and upon having their tickets stamped
by the Secretary Of the State Board upon the
Fair grounds. they will be returned by the rail
roads free otherwise their tickets will be void
for the return trip Tickets will be for sale Al
all regular stations during the week OF the FAiT
and will be good from the 30 day OF October to
the -th
Stock machinery. &c will be transported 70
Indianapolis at fall rates, and will be returned
~ the several railroads free. upon the certificate
Of the Secretary of the State Board. that iht
animals or articles we're on exhibition, and did
not change hands during the week Of the Fair
Terre Hsute and Richmond r. X.
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line X. X
INDIANAPOLIS aud Cincinnati X. X
Louisville New Albany aud Chicago r. X.
Indiana Central X. X
Evansville and Crawfordsville X. r.
BeefOntaine K. X.
Toledo. Logansport and Burlington r. r.
Jacksonville r. X.
Indiana polls. Peru and Chicago X r.
Michigan Central X X.
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana X. X
Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw r
Madison and indianapolis K. K.
Other roads will be added from time to time
~ they are heard from.
" II LOOMS.
Secretary of State Board OF Agriculture.
l94w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21

EDITOR SKNrINKL:-The nOn-veteran portion
OF the Doth re sment Indiana volunteers. under
command OF Lieut. Col Rose. numbering 243
men, have arrived here To be mustered out and
discharged The usual courtesy OF public din
ner at the Soldiers Home. and a reception in the
State House Grove in the afternoon. will be ten
dered them GA To morrow. the 22d inst. Comps
MES ID. and | of that regiment were raised in
this county, aud have MANY friends IN the re
spectlse nsighborhoods The object OF tins note
Is to appri-e those persons of the reception. and
10 invite them cordially TO come in on that day
TO greet the returned soldiers and take part IN
the festivities of the occasion.
The non-veierans of the 3ith regiment. mum
bering III men. under command OF Maj He'd
din ton have also arrived TO be mustered out
aud will be embraced With the Seth in the dinner
and reception q n. GES. lSp.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21

TOLEDO, September 90 Captain Orr, Of the
steamer island Queen. arrived from Detroit river
this morning, furnishes the Blade with state.
ment in regard to the piraticsI operations in the
vicinity OF Ssnduskv last night.
The Queen leii Sandncky ats p VI yesterday,
and stopped at Kettle, Hand for thirty or forty
soldiers. She passed to the middle of Bass
Island when she found the Parsons in possession
OF the pirates. who at once seized the Queen
The soldiers we're paroled as Confederate
prisoners
The Queen then dashed to the Parsons
and the two started for Sandusky When out
five miles the water cock of the Queens pony
engine was broken of opening hole in her side,
she was cast of and left 10 sink
The Parsons passed TO the mouth of Sandusky
BAY. ant after lowering about for sometime ar.
rived at Fighting Island on the Canada side shout
: this morning. where Capt. Orr. his clerk and
engineer were landed. The Parsons was then
run up the river to a dock, where the Captain
supposes the plumber was landed and the steamer
burned
Ii is thonght the intention 20 liberste the
prisoners on JohnsOn's Island
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21

Gold is much steadier under the news OF Gen
Sheridan's victory than might have been expect
ed from the importance of the success The
great facilities offered by the due bill system
however. gives strength 10 the market against nj.
most any pressure The price is also supported
by brisk purchases for shipment to Europe sri
sing from the news OF the advance in the Bank
oil England rate of dscosut
The Commercials Washington special says:
The enemy were driven IL miles
Officers who left Grants army yesterday report
all quiet
The Posts Washington special says:
The commissioners appointed by Union prison
ers in Georgia to urge an exchange Of prisoners
OF war have arrived here and will soon meet the
President
A special TO the Commercial from Washing
ton, says the draft of the LIST Ward of this CITY
was completed quietly to day Messrs Nicolay
and Hay, the Presidents private Secretaries, and
Alderman Rapley. we're drafted
Considerable excitement exists in government
and military circles in regard to the two rebel
steamers which have appeared on Lake Erie
1t will be recollected that some time ago Gen
Halleck ordered that the gunboat Michigan
should be stationed at Johnson Island to pre-
vent the threatened liberation of the rebel pris-
oners confined there
By a special treaty with Great Britain, the
United States is prohibited from having more
than one war vessel armed with one gun upon
Lake Erie, aud hence protest was made by
England against the Michigan's armament, which
was IL guns. As the Michigan is confined to
the surveillance of Johnson's Island, it is feared
that the rebel steamers will ravage our commerce
and perhaps lay Buffalo under contribution.
The Western Union Telegraph Company in
conjunction with the Russian Government. are
actively engaged in fitting out an expedition IN
der the immediate supervision of Captain G )
Bulkley, U. 5. A. for Oregon. the coast of Rus
sian America. and the country beyond Bherings
Straits to survey the route of the telegraph line
and make other needful arrangements to put the
whole extent of the line under contract the en-
suing year. and We understand that the proiec-
tors of the enterprise are sangune that the line
will be in successful operation between New
FORK, San Francisco and ST Petersburg and
London by the middle of 1856
Mr.. Hiram Sibley. President of the Western
Union and OF the Russian Company. sails in
company with Mr.. Collins, the enterprisng pro
jector of the Russian American Telegraph Line,
in the Scotia to day for Liverpool and ST. Peters
burg, with view to- complete the arrangements
already initiated with the Russian Government
for eKpedting the early completion of the line.
and we heartily wish the utmost success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-21

ST. LOUIS. September 20-An officer Just
from below brings report from Gen Heron :
Adlutant tina. Col. Scott, commanding the rebel
troops near Baton Rouge. sent proposition TO
General Heron to surrender from 4 900 10 6 600
men provided Heron would grant unconditional
pardon to the general officers of the command
Loss OF burning Logan's mill last night was
900 No insurance
gentleman from Duvalls Bluff, Arkansas
reports the arrival Of General Warner at Little
Rock with portion Of the 10Th corps
With this accession. General Steele will be-
able TO take the offensive
Nothing is known OF the whereabouts OF Gen
Price
Between 80 and 30 of the 30 regular cavalry
were captured ID miles from Little Rock on the
9th