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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-13

Prom new York.
NEW YoRK. September l2-The Herald S
correspondent dated Leetown, Va, September
10, { p NJ, says:
The enemy attacked one brigade of General
Averills division this morning shortly after s
O'Clock
Atdark, Averill. on the Winchester pike. south
of Martiusburg. met Johnson's, McCausland's s
and Vahghan's brigades of cavalry and Rhodes
division Of infantry-Eariy conducting the at
tack in person.
The enemy's cavalry was thoroughly beaten
and driven by three successive charges under
our artillery FIRE upon and through their infantry
line.
The rebel infantry were then brought forward
tc attack, whereupon General Schoonmaker' :
brigade retired after having nearly expended
their ammunition, slowly before the enemy . al
vance.
The rebel infantry being unable to meet the
Union cavalry, the mounted force was again
brsnght forward. but did not venture to attack
Schoonmaker in rear position. which he at once
assumed
From prisoners taken we ge. information of
the highest importance.
The loss inflicted upon the enemy is greater
than our own.
Early thought to steal march on Gen Sher
dams lines and did rot expect to be checked in
the outset Of his operations by Gen. Ayerllls ac-
tivity.
The Herald's 9th corps correspondent. dated
the 10Th, says
-Four deserters of the Sd Georgia ca me into our
lines Yesterday. They belong to Meadows di-
vision and A p. Hills corps, which is now in
our front.
BY their statements, as well as from other
sources il is ascertained that the rebels have dis
posed their forces as follows:
Longstreet's corps the extreme right, hold
ing the country between the Weldon aud Dan
vile railroads, and Hills corps in the center,
Petersburg, while Beauregard, with bis divisions,
are guarding the Notifications around the city
These men state that considerable despOndency
has been occasoned by the fall OF Atlanta. es-
pecially among the Georgia troops, who begin to
lose heart in their cause, for the reason that they
believe their State hopelessly conquered from the
Confederacy.
1t is gratifying sight to witness the wonder
ful change effected in our army within the past
few weeks from large and frequent reinforce
ments. our skeleton regiments are filling out TO
the old proportions TO which they exhibited in
the fist stages of their campaign
Brigsdes are beginning To show unusual nu-
merical force, while divisions becoming
something like appropriate commands for our
general officers. With all this there is decided
improvement of the spirits, health and morale
generally of the troops.
The rebel papers announce the arrival OF the
Tallahassee at Wilmington, and list of thirty
three vessels. principally schooners captur by
her
1t is published that she is preparing to 90 into
service again.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET

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Eighth District-JAMES F. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAvID TURPIE.
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From Grants Army.
HEADQuaRTERs ARMY or THE PoToAAc.
September 10. = nj


September 10, p. NJ
Firing has been kept up all day on the center
and right
The rebels seem to have got excited by the
surprise of last night. and appear to be determin-
ed to annoy pickets much possible.
Ii was the Goth Indiana aud the 99th Penn
cavalry that made the charge that captured the
rebel line Of pickets.
1t Col W Michael. of the Goth Indiana
was shot through the hip. and died on the field
His body has been embalmed, aud will be sent
home
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CH ANGE OF TIM T. /.
1864. SUMMER 1864.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Governor,
Joseph r.. Mcdonald, OF Maroon,
For Lieutenant Governor.
uahIon ID. Manson, OF uontgomery.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES s. ATHON, Of Marion
For Auditor Of State,
JOSEPH RIsIIsE, Of FOuntaia.
For Treasurer Of State,
MATHEW L. BRETT. Of Davless
For Attorney General.
OSCAR B. HORD, OF Decatur.
por Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
SAMUEL l. RUGG, Of Allen
For Judges Of the Supreme Court,
SAMUEL z. PERKINS, OF Marion,
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur,
JAMES N HANNA, Of sullivan,
JAMES L. wORDEN, Of Allen.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
ErHELBERT C. HIBBES. of Rush.
For Supreme Court Reporter,
NAPOLEON b. TAYLOR, Of Marion.
For Electors at Large,
JOHN PETIT. OF Tppecanoe,
SIMEON X. WOLFE, Of Harrison.
Contingents.
GRAHAM n. FITCH, OF Cass,
WIN. NJ FRANKLIN, Of Owen.
- For District Electors.
First Dastrict-sILAS NJ. HOLEONB. of Gibson.
Contingent-PETER MAIER, Of VaDderburg.
Second Dis;rict-RLIJAH NEwLAND, OF Floyd
Contingent-JAS A. GHoRMLEY, Of w wasbngtoT.
Third Dstrict-AMBROsE B. CARLTON, Of Lawrence.
Contingent-E. q. LELAND. Of Jefferson.
Fourth Distrct-BARToN w. WILSON. OF Decatur.
Contingent-EDWIS p. FERRIS, OF Ripley.
Fifth District-JAaES BROWN, of Randolph.
Contingent-THOs. MEANS, OF Wayne.
sixth Disirict--FRANK LANDERS, ofMorgan. III
Contingent-BtNJAMlNF +. DAVIS, OF Shelby.
Seventh District-sRCHIBALDJO JOHNSON, OF Putnam.
Contingent-GEO w. THOMPSON. OF Parke-
Eighth District-JONATHAN c. APPLEGATE, OF Car
roil.
Contingent-LEANDER MccLURG, of Clinton.
Ninth District. @. OSBORNE, Of Marshall.
Contingent-ELLIS HUGHES, Of White.
Tenth Distrct-RoBERT LOWRY. Of EHhart.
Contingencies. w. SPROTT, of DeKalb.
Eleventh District-J. w. SANSBRRRY, of Madison.
Contngent-N. r. OvERMAN, Of Upton.
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MENpINc AND SECURING.

CONRAD FET-TB,
N0ENDFR AND sCOURER. has removed TO Black
vi ford's Building. Fourth story, No. -, corner Of
Washington aud Meridian street
All garments entrusted 70 him win be promptly and
neatly renovated and repaired.
All kinds Of tailoring and cutting Tor and ntn, IN
the best style on short notice and 81 los rates
je4-d2m
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From OswegO.
OswEGo. \. Y. September ~ The schooner
Opechee, capt Jno Clement. which cleared from
Toledo on the Sd inst for here. with a cargo oi
wheat, is supposed to have foandered with all or
board. in the late gale on Lake Erie
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From Baltimore

BALTIMORE. September IL THE steamer
Robert Morris. Capt Barret, arrived here to
night
She reports that on Thursday last the steamer
Keystone State captured fine blockade steamer
and sent her into BeaufOrd.
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NJ E DiCAL.

A NON A NEW hETHOD " TkEAT-
~ ING venerisl Diseases, Including
syphilis in all its stages 6oBorrhea, (ft<> =
6leet, Structure, Varicociie, and Hydro ~ -
cele, Diseases o. the Kidneys, Bladder, ~ Il
&c, with out mercury containing . val ~ ~
aable treatise on that widespread nala- fWA
dy Of ysuth, Seminal WEAKNESS, Noc- ~A -
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility. I'm 0&tT
potency, he., the secret inhrmities Of
youth and maturity arising from the bsnefu habits
cf self-sbuse. To which il added observations on
Female Diseases and other Interesting matter ofthe ut
most importance the married and those contemplating
marriage whoentersin doubts Of their physical ability -
enter that state Sent TO any address in sealed wrap
per, receipt Of ten cents OF four stamps
We devote entire time and attention 20 the treat
ment the varoas private diseases of IN pr
report Our Dspens&ry Il the only Dsftuto1 sfth
kind IN America which has been tsblishec BY special
charter this fact should give IL preference
various euscks Of doubtful character TO be foun in al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25
REAPEas AND M -WERs.
THE BUCKEYE
REAPER AND MOWER

1sr. 1T Is A TWO WHEELED MACHTNE-THE
II wheels sup ing The frame both driving
wheels. a drlve the knives together, incepsnd-
euily.
2d here cogs in the DIR wing wheels.
81. Wh-u NOT IIng cog is in mot therefore,
In irai porting, there Is n wear
4rh- The kn when the Machine is
ba k"d; = a. easy backed as empty cart
III. The cutter tar il attached To the frame by a
druise hinge joint. AID allows independent aciian-
either end OF the bar rising without affecting the
Other.
The tter bar is ea,ily raised to pass obstruc
con rol o. TIE operator.
9Th. h. b.. bar front of tie driving
whee, aud in thus enabling tn. driver
The % vraOn of the cutter without interfering with his
DR. ving aud avoing those dreadful accidents which
have freque ty occnrr ~hrn the directly
or IN rvni If the cutter bar.
Z h. The cutter bar IT, folded across the frame for
traEspo rng-ihu DssiI & pori able buggy.
9th The wheel or cutter bar next the frame prevents
cloggg when running cut grass and also relieves
tn diaf
lUh. Ii can be CHI anged from a Reaper TO Mower and
Gle in .ff;eeR nuts.
nh. The platform does support either the reel
rak r.
i2tn. The reel is supported from the frame Of the
Machine.
18TH The raker has a comfortable saddle seat the
frame of the Machine.
IA h. No LUm6Ng! TIE raker does haze a seat
18th. Il took III. riK>r PREMIUM Mower, ard
Combinrd Machine, the Indiana and Ohio state Fairs
for i>6J
18TH II will run over three hundred pounds lighter
THAI y other MOVER OF Reaper.
Eth. VIZ CHALLENGE The WORLD TO BEAT rpK
"BjCKrYE."
Give your orders early. cannot OBJ ain any
more Machines than We have now bought, az tie manu-
ia orders for three thous aud more
than they p s>ibly IN Ike.
Cali ami look the IMP ROvED BUCKEYE under
Masonic Hall.
DORSEY IL ANDERSON.
aprls d,i iunel5
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Sunday Night Dispatches.
$1,000 MORE MEN WANTED.
DISSATISFACTION With GEN. BANKS.
Gen smiths Command Ordered
40 Vicksburg.
&c. Gc.. Ac.. &c &c.
grou New York
&c. &c. Ac.. &c &c.

INV YoRK. April 2i-rhe Herald has the
following, later news from Louisiana. dated Grand
Encore, April IL:
Gen nks having f.llen hack to Grand En-
core. which J. - miles irum Pleasant Hill, 81
mile. from Mansfield and % from Shreveport
will advance again a be Is renforcea
and equipped
The los Of artillery is trivial matter. as near
ly the whole Fighting. ON iug 10 the nature Of the
heavily wooded country. must be done by ill.,
fanny alone.
Porter fleet will cooperate as far ~ possible
the extent OF its co-Operaton depends on the
depth oi Red river
Other blrtles must follow and glorious VIC
tories will be won over the trans Mississippi
rebels.
The enemy appear to have moved his whole
force near here TO crush out the Union army.
According TO the reprts of prisoners KTbV
Smith. Dick Taylor, Green Magruder and Plice
are all in the field against Banks
The rebels loss in the battle of Pleasant Hill,
was three to our one.
The lack of water between Pieasaot Hill anc
Mansfield rendered il prudent to fall back lC
Grand EcoEe. where new supplies will be issueC
efficient for a long and triumphant march.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25

Tbe.e besutifui verses. the best. IN our judy
menI the war has vet produced. were written by
I W Mccoy of Noblssville. lndsus at one
time gallant officer Of the 18Th Indiana The
3yth il nov al home on furlough, veteran reg
iment baptized in blood
Oh. fearless and g-y and 80 jolly they,
They free the wind. and VIII they're free;
for dsng.r hey care not, but scorn Il IN fight.
As tn dash ~ith fierce Joy through he battles Wild
light.
when Treason uprose with is sword and 10 brsnd
TheV swore > heir honor {, our land,
They crap our proud ensign d spread II IN cir,
Aud ranked = bod bad our banner 10 bear.
They never have 'silsd yet their prcuais TO keep
But ever have rushed With the Goa Qu~rof's sep;
Though foernsn have me them, corrsdes have died
Their banner It'll o ward was b,rie "a the tide.
Or shiloh burs. through the icing % smoke,
I'LL n ranss o. the 10 faint and were broke;
Over lofesi snd suesm the Dor. d pr de.
here blood uiBgiing with o-e kvsr's tide
where cannon, death Ga hing. bold eTons did SILVER
With honor hey bore IL be "e mans dark rver;'
No psrii could dsLnt them sstctiur could tie,
They came fonh true rnettie, well test d BY TIRE.
Then proudly hail them, returned from the field.
Where barred tneir b0sous our heArthston s to
shield;
Their d shall be wit with the valiant and brave
Who gave their pest sror our cVuntTy rave.
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Night Report.



WAsHIxeroS. April 22-The following in
formation reached here to-slas concerning the
recent di-aster at Plymouth North Carulina:
The rebel rzm came down The river about 3
O'Clock OF Monday morning. she hostei down
With the current and not discovered until
elise under the bows of the Mimi
Lieut. Comm ,Ldiug Flasher rushed forward
ana fret the bow Gun loaded with she'll which
struck the ram, reboIndei and instantly lied
him piece Of shell penetrating his breast
Tbs ram then .ttat ked the So0lhhelj and she
sank in minutes.
The VI mi was somewhat Injured
The rarn .sas-ed the guns At p, mouth without
being discovered.
She H. is feet long and draws about 3 feet
water, and carries only Two small guns
The Republicans here IN Mass meeting have
separated on the question a. Z, whether the dele
gates to the U ninm National Convention st B j.
tmOre shall be instructed OF not Accordingly
two meetings were held tonight. Que at fhe
CITY Hell instructed delegates TO vote for the
recommendation Of President L'ncoin AMI the
other AZ the Union lie ,gue rooms elected dele
gates without Instructions. There wa an ex-
citing scene al both pl ces
wasnISeroS April % The Chronicle of this
morning contains All authoritative denial of he
story that Gen Grant and the Secretary of War
have qusr-ellei
The votes in the House last night upon items
of the tax DILL relating To petroleum and pig iron
Ia increase the taxes IN these articles will he adj
hered to O,her items will also be raised The
Hou-e Is making good headway in committee
upon the tax bill.
A special to tl.e New York Commercial dated
April %. SAYS:
People who are predicting immediate battles ia
Vir, mia. will doubtless he Disappointed unless
Gen Lee advances IN force or makes demoD-
straton towards Peans' vnnia.
Gen Touen. Chief Engineer OF the A
died Yesterday evening. in about one hour alter
the Senate had confirmed his nomination IS
NJ jor General by btsvtt--a title conierre,i IA
compliment tor hi> une service.
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d. J. J. McBRiDE The other day we spoke
OF an army officer riding over little child and
being very lightly fined Tor il bT his Honor. the
Mayor. Per contra. noticed the case OF 4
poor pedIar." as we Inadvertently styled him,
Who wss malcted several times a. much, al
though be had lisence 10 retail his wares We,
for the very first time in or heightened editorial
career. have 70 take something hack. hut our
readers will understand that. Jack Falstsff
said. Il Is not by any means upon ''compuison
DR. J. j. Mcbride. scientific and distinguished
physician Was the latierindividual we alluded to,
and we have il from the most responsible gentle
men in this city that De McBrdes medicine
will cure rheumatism. neuralgia. and pains gen
orally. We would therefore commend il 10 the
public
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NEw YoRK. Aoril %


our FOR State and we>tern 5(alnc hi,h r
s. 1907 20 tor extra Stare. <~.l5Qe l3 fol
'und-hoop Ohio. and ss.35@9 so tor trad,
brsnd-: IN irket closing irregular and unsettled
Whisky isverish. irregular AMI unsettled, ant
lower Al 81 23(dl 2s
Wheat. l. sh.r at 81 1901 IL for Chicago
r'nc. 81 15@l.1s for Nilw .ukee Club. 81. &c
q ~ Tor Wnaer Red Western Corn 6rm al
s49l - OTIS dull at e5Ge7c
Wool quiet and firm
Pork les active At 500 on for mes, SOS 756
@25.i5 tor old. S27 25d27 25 tor new mes
S22 5h(d2i for old and new prime, and $26 SC
az .u0 Tor prime mess.
Liri shade higher at l3al5c
Butter lower; 2i@2sc Tor 0aio, aud 25d30t
for Stale
Chesse quiet at l4GlSc.
Coffee quiet: ST. ID ,mingo, IS Sugar quiet
Gu a. 1874 @l6J6. Molasses quiet ut 81 10
Money active at per cent. Sterling firm
and duh at ly4@l96 for currercy. Gold active
aud higl ct; opened at 74zs anu closed quiet and
irm at 75lzc.
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COM NJ ERClAI.


CINCINNATI. April %
Flour 6rmer in the NOR q; super le SO ga
6.15; sxha, 6.a0(d7 On: market elosr,i quiet
Whest -dNsnced 3a4-: rcd T. quoted 20
si.45@ 10: vile At 81 S3Gl IS Can |.
the dull at SlG Los for ear. AMI 81 0s@i IL
Tor sheiled. O.Is at s3@s4c. RE Is Gull at
81 ~
Whisky unsettled at 81 259l %. with more
sellers than BUYERS
Provisions hrm: good demand for m.ss pork
It So Bu'k shoulders are held at l9s@% aid
side> al llL@lllsc
Larc tei4 nrm.y ~ l31
Sug4r cured hams cold At 20c. ard IN demand.
Groceries uncasnged
sog'r 1921. Coffee. 449l5H Molssses.
slO0
6 I'd At 1915 prem Exchange frm
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81 900 REwAED The abOve reward will be
given TO auy person who can furnish pre-crip-
ton for coughs, cVIcs. wh0opina cough a>thm,,
and consumption. which j. euu Il TO D.. Strick-
lands MellihuOuS Cough Bal>am This bal-am
will cure the above complaints. also splitting OF
blood and night SWEETS One itv cent bottle
i sufficient for any one To try The worst cases
of chronic c'ush. asthma. whooping cough and
PRINT cases OF CONSUMPTION are cured h, DR.
Strckand's Mellifuous Cough BaiSsm. Ii can
be had AZ any druggists Ii J. different fiom
any other cough medicine we have Known in
this country. It.