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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
The Very Latest
THREE O'CLOCK A. u


official Wnr Buiietfu.
War DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON, Dec r.
To Major Gen. Dix:
The following report of his operations on yes
day has been received from Major Geners
Thomas:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

WAsBIsGroS. December l9-The follow ing
order has lust been issued:
W.R DkP'r AMIR GEN'L's OFFicE)
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Walker J 8, 81 90
allace W. 233 Is
Wallace A. $500
Wallace W j. 1000
Wallace A u. 100
wailick J r. % 50
WsIpole X L. 3s5 90
Walton + Il. 1865
Warren O 5. Is. 90
Washington Alice, 50.
Watson : VI $500
Watson W 7. 500
Whistler J K. $50
Whitcomb J G.. IL 50
White l.. 5 90
" hitsett J B. 800
Whittenore J NJ, 4s.l
Wiesnd |. ll.s0
Virgins C p. 1900
Wlley-W Y, 296.OO
wiles T, 20, 90
Wilgus G D. 5000
Wilkisou " B. 50 90
Williams j. 500
Williams G @. 500
Williams G. 1000
Williamson " d. ILL.,
Willard 4 G., So 90
" hit,emore J b. 7,65
Wood 4 d. 500
F" oodbridee Z A. ll2.s
Woodburn J A. 6S.0
WooIlen W NJ. 1900
worland. W W. 1000
Worth A, 81 %
Wright j I. 1865
Yandes ID, Jr, 1890
Yandes d. Sr. 32s .25
andes g b, 1920
Ysndes s. 296 90
Zahm B, $50
Zumbnsh T. 1000
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

Destruction of Steamers at ST.
Louis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

Bis irimitsble prepsfstssn Of SARsAPARll.
pounds Of thst valuable drxr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-20

list1ed in tie Washington Star Of yesterday
evening, is untrue.
It Il SAID that Cen Butler's troops had
slight engagement OH "Wednesday, sat With
out much advantage to either side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-20
The Fortress Monroe desl atch Of the

Northern Associated Press dated OF Thurs
dav saws that the Connecticut arrived that day
from Deep Bottom flames river) With four
hundred wounded, mostly from the battle u
Tuesday last, and belonging to the "a and 10Th
armv corps. The Connecticut reports that
there was comparative quiet on v ednesday,
on both sides Of the James river The lett
wing Of the army lnorth side OF Tie r1vef]
rests on the James, and holds the position
gained on Sunday last The right wing IS re.
ported to have advanced, and is upward OF
four miles from Malvern Hill in the direction
Of Richmond. Malvern Hill is in the posses
sion Of the Federals.
While the Connecticut was lying at Deep
Bottom she heard very heavy connonadlng up
the river, commencing at one clock and last
ing until 80.
A correspondent of the Washington Chron'
cle writing from before Petersburg on Thurs
day says, "at precisely one 0 clock this morning
the Contederates opened with artillery and
mortars in front of the 5th 9Th, and 18TH
corps. The firing continued rapid TOR nearly
two hours, the Confederates having things
about their own way. Very little artillery on
the Federal side was brought into action, and
but comparatively few mortars. ]he nrng on
the Confederate side, both from mortars ana
artillery, was superior to any have seen from
them. What the casualties are | have not
yet learned. !"
On the authority Of a private letter from
the Army of the Potomac, received at w ASH
;npton Yesterday, it is stated that on tuesday
last the I'd corps made successful assault on
a line of Confederate works north OF the
James river, which the same corps had tailed
in taking the Sunday previous.
correspondent of the New York Herald
owes the details of the affair. 1t is SAID that
General Birney did actually capture thc works
in question, taking number OF prisoners ana
that he held possession for some hours: Du-
,;no the afternoon, however, the Gonlederates
massed body of troops IN front OF blrney'
ond recaptured the position by throwing
heavy force between his two brlgades' Whlch
we're separated from each other by raVlne'
md hv oneniug upon them and entiadlng fire
Birney was compelled to abandon the works IS
ba had captured in the morning, ana 20 1sll
hack h. out Of range of The artillery which haa
haan brought to bsaf upon him
Ths Federal caval1y under Colonel Gregg
.taaLed and drove the Confederates from
aome works on the New Market road out
ans soms .ttsck ed in turn and driven back upon
W. w. .;aiontrv supports. In this engagement
ro1onal ~ Gregg was severely wounded
The report of an assault by the o0nlsoe'a.s5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-20
FROM MOBILE.

FROM MOBILE
Advices from Mobile bay, to the llih, Via
New Orleans and Cairo state that Admiral
Farrsgut on the night before had prepared
the feet for action, and issued orders 10 attack
Fort Morgan at s 6 clock A. vi on the 10th,
It was to receive an enflading tire from the
feet and land force Its rear is said to have
been invested wherever there was tool OF
ground to stand upon. The Contede1ates are
reported to have destroyed all the o at build
ings Of the fort, and also burnt their only
vessel laying under its guns Everything
about the fort indicated determination
to contest the battle to the last.
At late hon. on he ght OF The 10th II
was stated that Farragut had demanded the
unconditional surrender of the fort. This de
mand was refused the commander OF the tort
saving he had six months provisions and
fgbting rations, and would resist to the last.
A moment before this Granger force had o''t
the communication with the fort The ttloh
rnond Sentinel OF "Wednesday last, contains &
telegram from Mobile, dated on The l5th INST.
which states that two monitors and five gun
boats crossed Dog River bar that day, and al
yancing to within two miles Of the obstiuctlons
in the channel opened fire for three hours upon
the Confederate batteries and gunboats. The
batteries were silent but the gunboats replied
handsomely. At sunset the assallants hauled
off. Firing was heard the same morning III
the direction of Fort Morgan, which had been
closely invested by land and by water.
4 dispatch from Mobile, dated August llth,
saws General Forrest lrovethe enemy's advance
out Of Oxford last night. An official telegram
from Major Gen. Waring, same date as above
saws: ssTbe particulars Of the Fort Gaines
surrender known, are that the commanding
of4icer communicated with the enemy, and
,nada terms without authority. His tort Was
in GOOD condition-the garrison having suffer
ed lille. He made no reply TO repeated or
dars and signals from General Page to hold
his fort, and surrendered upon conditions not
known her. Large quantities. Of tar, pitch
and tnynenIioe have been burned 70 prevent
the enemy FROM getting it. Troops are daily
arriving, aud q good feeling EXISTS.
The Washington Republican says we
learn that General LedIie, who commanded
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ruBI1aHED DAILY BT
EDGAR gNOWDEN, JR
l,fFIUE-No. l04 King street, over
a,ons,s formerly French's) Book Store.
pHE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.

THE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
qha snecial correspondent Of the Washing
.oo Chronicle, with the Army OF the Potomac,
writing from City Point on Thursday, says -
II should have mentioned the death OF Col.
(,,a;p lO5th Pennsylvania, commanding the
d brigade, Sd division, I'd corps. lie was
L;le1 while leading a charge on Tues
dav last. His fall at the head OF the col
unn threw it for brief period IN disorder,
a0rng which time it lost number OF men BY
thar being taken prisoners. It is stills a de:
bateable point whether We surprised the Con.
aaerates by falling upon them unawares, OF
whether they surprised us the most BY their
SIMPLE preparations to receive us. Inc
moqfments as to our destination were we'll
covered, but Confederate shrewdness broke the
covering, for on the day the Federal troops
embarked, twenty four Confederate scouts
we're watching every movement from large
white building known as the Harrison
House, lying below City Point, north OF the
James. information OF their movements was
given, and By throwing pickets across the RIVER
the party probably would haVe been captured !;
but they remained undisturbed until our heet
Of transports began to move, when, one Dy
one. at intervals of ten or fifteen minutes, they
galoped away to.warn the Contederates OF che
Federal approach. The latest news hear
from Deep Bottom is brought by Geh Barlow.
he reports the Federal forces within seven
miles Of Richmond, and holding better posi-
don than the Confederates The Federal loss.
s are heavy. The losses of the 10th corps
are about 1000; those OF the I'd will reach
$500. 500 more of the sick and wounded OF
the % corps arrived at City Point yesterday.
"When the tug Governor Curtin lett Deep
Bottom, at noon yesterday, the hospitals at
the landing were filled to overHowlng. Nj
nerous amputations had been made.
"Bripadier General Chambliss, Confederate,
vas wounded and died within the Federal
lines on Thursday. He was brave and reck-
less fellow, fought hard, and though repeated
gsummoned to surrender, stubbornly refused
todo 50, and not until he had wounded four
men was he killed. It is generally believed
that another Confederate officer Of similar
rank fell IN the same fight.
I'VE have on the ordinance wharf here one
siege gun, with thirty boxes OF ammunition,
taken from the Confederates on Tuesday, all
bearing the Richmond brand; and the John a.
Warner takes down the river to, day three
huge rudely mounted pieces, 8 inch bore, ana
ssind Of cross between mortar ana a how'l,
1zer They had been spiked and were captured
between Deep Bottom and Jones Landing
aath Of the James
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
TelegraphiC Dispatches.
For Morning Report See First Page.l
LATEST WAR NEWS
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
NJ T. " &c A ~ r w -.
The Pirate Florida .ssain.
Missouri Democratic StateConvention
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
ALL QUIET WITH GRANT AND SHERMAN
LATER FROM MOBILE.
THE DRAFT TO BE ENFORCED WITH
OUT DELAY
Ac.. &c. &C.. &c, &c.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
ALL QUIET WITH GRANT AND SHERMAN
LATER FROM MOBILE,
THE DRAFT TO BE ENFORCED WITH
OUT DELAY
Ac.. &c. &c. &c. &C.
Prom WASHINGTON.

hIsHISGroS, September A gentleman il
Farragut's feet, writing to friend. here. SAYS
The ram Tennessee made first rate 6 sht anC
could have got away from our force ana unde
the guns Of the fort had her smoke stack not
gone overheard Not a shot went through her
The capture Of this r. u is very great blow
to the Secesh in this part Of the world The eb
els relied on her much the army of Rich
mond does on Lee.
Assistant Surgeon George William Ellis, L
=. volunteers. of Winchester, Va. formerly oil
Bombay, East India. is missing. notwithstanding
the efforts Of the Adutant General Of the army
TO fnd him.
The supply steamer. Wren. will sail from New
York on the 18th for the Government squad
ron
The sentences Of court martial in the cases D.
one Colonel, one Lieutenant Colonel, 4 Majors.
% Captains. 80 LIST Lieutcnants, 81 81 Leuten.
ants aud Surgeons. are officially prOmugated
They were convicted among other things OF
drunkenness, shameiully abandoning their posi-
tions III front Of the enemy, inducing others to
run away. stealing liquor false musters, drink
ing stmulanis intended for the OF the sick en-
couraging soldiers 10 plumber and Dillage private
citizens, embezzling commissary stores. deser-
ton. opening private letters. playiug cards with
coored men. reprOschful speaking 20 soldiers
tyranncal conduct, &c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
From Cairo.

CAIRO, September 1.-The steamers Ar
thur, from New Orleans and the Belle Memphis
from Memphis. have arrived. They had $50
bales of cotton for St. Louis which seized
here owing to the alleged irregularity Of the ship
ment OF the steamers
The White Cloud and Henry Chanteau. were
fired into on the 18th by a rebel battery above
Bayou Sara. A number of shots took effect in
the cabin of the bite Cloud and her steampipe
was cut. disabling her.
The rebel force, under General Polignsc, are
reported to have crossed the Mississippi river
from Arkansas TO Rodney West on the 22d
The New Orleans Delta has news from South
Rio Grande that the Mexican Gen. COrtinas de-
ieated the traitor Ursia ten leagues north of
Victoria. after an obstinate battle Of FIVE hours.
with heavy loss
The affair was brilliant and daring and caused
great rejoicing among the people.
Cortinas is reported marching back to Mata-
mOras
The contest caused an advance Of the French
40 the Rio Grande and stormy times is expected
soon.
Sugar brought 81 cents per pound at auction,
in New Orleans
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
official war Bulletin.
WASHINGTON. September Z, 1890 p. N

WAsHINGrox, September I, 1890 p NJ.
To Major General Dix:
This department is still without any dispatches
from south OF Nashville.
Ii is supposed to be Shermans design to with
draw his advance columns and give his army
rest in Atlanta, and re establish himself securely
there and restore his railroad communications
broken by Wheeler and Forrest. before making
further advances.
No operations by The armies of Gems Grant or
Sherman are reported to day.
The Provost Marshal Generals office is busiIy
employed in arranging the credits of the several
districts. and it is ordered 10 draft without delay
for the deficiencies in the districts that have not
filed their quota, beginning with those most in
arrears
Credits for volunteers will be allowed AS long
possible. but the advantage of filling the ar
mics Immediately requires the draft TO be speed
ly made in the detaulting districts All appca
tions for its postpouement have therefore been
refused.
(Signed) E. III STANTON,
Of W. D
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

TosAeco ron orr sorprsas-The Confedei ate
soldiers have . tobacco ration, the Federal sol
q. do not. The last Congress refused 70 add
II 10 the regular rations Well. Whist Il the
remedyf The Sanitary Commission must take
the matter In hand or our brave boys. &C
cu.;omed the use OF the weed al home. will suf-
fer The Commission has seen the need all
these months, bat has not felt authorized 10
divert means contributed tor other purposes o.
this The only way left would seem tosbe To
RAISE a special fund, 10 be put into the hands OF
the Com mission for expenditure for tobacco for
the soldiers. and every man who enjoys cigar.
pipe, OF qu;d, 10 contribute that the bows may
have that
Plant divine Of rsresi virtue,
whose
Clouds all other clouds dispe..
New York raised an "Onion Fund" That
vas hailed BY the soldiers with all thanks and
JOY. But let there be Tobacco Fund and the
boys will-tske Richmond
10 relevant conclusion, this:
look upon thi round gree n ball
Where poets sing and warriors fight,
Where statesmen on their parties call.
And true men struggle for the right;
Where. mid the sin and woe and strife,
Tree hearts siill bear this heavy life;
And see that all the mighty men.
whose name, ike bes-ons. shine from far.
Who WELD the sword and WELD the pen,
Each loves and smokes his good cigar;
In spite u all that has been spoke,
TIE wreath OF flames wreath o. smoke
And leaving earth. my eyes bend
To Heaven, and see that every star
Il bat the burning. flaming end
o. some tall angels lit cigar
And where the badric's white stream dsshes
Is bat the plaes they knock their ashes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
SALE,
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT On WEDNFS
v DAY the 18th dsy Of October 1854 a. O'Clock
A N Iwil Offer for sale Pabfe auction, the late
residence % Peter Suessr. deceased IN PIKE township
MArioa county Indiana, near Augusta miles norlh
Indianapolis following personal property q sac de-
eassd not taken by the widow, yiE
Nine head Of horses. head Of mich cows head o.
Young ca.te, small lot o. hogs. Is head Of sheep
a ~ corn in the Geld few stacks % ". two horSr
wagon one spring wagon. one buggy AHd harness enc
haii of wheat drill. sne-third Of reaper one hav
rake. wheat fam, one corn snele one roller. ot Of
t.ruing implements household and Kitchen uruit r.
ana numerous other articles Of personal property
TxKus-On all sums under three dollars eAsh baud
credit Of ten months gill he gwen here the
exceeds three doars the purchaser such cases shall
give hi note waving reeffro valuation and appras-
men, laws aud bearing Interest from date with approved
security.
said sAe viii be continued from DAY day u al all
the aid property is sold PAEBk sAESkk,
AdninistEaIrix-
q u Gs.xsse. Assvioss- auS79-w3v
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
~ew YORK market.
~ - -

vew work MARKET.
NV YoRk, September T.
Flour-State aud Western opened dull and
closed heavy. at $40 25@lO 30: extra State at
Sll l5@ll 40; extra round hoop Ohio Sill Asa
l3 %. trade brands closing quiet
Whisky steady; 81 1914 for State. and 81 50
for Western.
" heat opened dull and closed with a tenden
CIV to favor buyers-seing for 81 2462 80 for
Ohio: 50 37@2 Al for winter red Western 81
34@2 351S for amber michigan; 81 23(d2 "a tor
for Michigan club; and 50 for small lets choice
white Western
Corn dull and dropping; 81 coal 81 for
mixed Wes'ern. chiefly at inside prices; and 81 g
for very choice do.
Oats steady AZ s31a @e331e.
Wool dull
Coffee quiet at A. GAG for Lsguayrs: Asa Soc
for Rio; 56@55 for Java, and Acc for Domingo
Groceries dull
Sugar dull at 81 @2l31c.
Moasses quiet and unchanged.
Pork frmer and in demand chiefly speculative
at S4nr5064l.
Bed steady with little doing at l5c for coun-
try; mess lOc for prime; ls020c for re-pseked
mess: 22@26 for extra do. prime mess
Prime mess beef quiet and unchanged.
Cut meats 6sm.
Lard firm and in fair demand at 23(624I,
Butter more active and frmer at 45@4sc for
Ohio. and 49@59 for State
Money active and firm
Sterling steady at 81 O6334@l 09 for gold.
Gold without decided change: opening at 50
az. y advancing TO 50 43. and closing at So Al.
Government stocks steady.
u s 6's 'Sl coupons 81 075s.
U. s 30 coupons 81 lOL
Treasury notes, 100, 81 09 SO
U. S 6's one year certificates 93s4c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
The PIRATE Florida.

WASHINGTON, September "A letter from
Tennerlffe. dated August 18th, has the follow.
ing:
The steamer Florida arrived here yesterday
She Was permitted TO take coal aud what pro-
visions she wanted, and sailed south
During her stay she received none of the cour-
tesies extended to vessels OF war visiting that
port
Ii il reported that she came here direct from
the coast of New England, where she took and
DESTROYED many vessels. including steamer with
very valuable cargo. which the pirates regret
they did not save.
II ia supposed that this steamer was the Flee
trick Spark.
One of her officers and two of her crew left the
Florida at Tenueritie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

FoR RENT. - Wheat warehouse, on Pearl
street. Between Meridian and Illinois. good sub
stantial brick. with all necessary fixtures 1t is
an old established stand and one of the best in
the city Rent moderate. Apply to
SPASS & SMITH,
sept 4-dtf Real Estate Agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

A YourHruL VKrERAS.-J W. Hersh, of Co.,
c. 4ith Indiana. was first enrolled on the Odd of
August, 1861. in the 18th wear of his age. parti
cipated in the battles of Fort Donaldson. Shiloh
Stone River. Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge;
re enlisted January / 1864. and is still mem
Der of the 44th Indiana. being Il years old on
August 30 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

az See the advertisement of Messrs Jones,
Hess & Davis in another column. Messrs. Jones
Hess & Davis are among the most liberal deal
ers in the city. and We would respectfully re-
quest all our friends. before purchasing else
where. TO call upon them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
Prom New YORK.

NEW York. September Gold continues
steady. The chief support Of the markets how
Is the unsettled state Of contracts. many OF which
were made during he decline of last week Tie
fluctuations were offering 242la down to
2ills
lhe Commercials Washington special says:
The United States Treasurer will in fifteen
days have ready money enough to pay of every
man in the United States service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

eF There knock down yesterday after
noon the vicinity of the Union Depot. Two
citizens. we'll known. began talking politics. and
the result Was a declaration of war, and the de
feat. with black eve or two and a very bloody
nose, Of the enemy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

RAIN And BUTrER-Our late heavy rains and
i.ermngiing showers. ss We take It. are drive
a. The butter extOrtionrrs We opine that the
laeiivsrous brood filled TO good natural replelion
With the tender grass that j. every " here spring
lug up sill be disposed TO facilitate the differ
eiccs Oetseen tie 'eEder ard consumer and fur.
ui-h such al. Abundance that the latter get
th- = hefewith 10 Oi his toast At fair rates and
the butter maker will also have bis pockets amply
buttere1 by the increase in quantity One thing
i oer;sin. at present prices there will be but lit
tie butter cons med, and Il these showers con .
time the ouaBtity will Ice made large We like
butter, srd hope tie rain NAV continue to come
down until il brings butter down With Il II IL
should rain butter ue would lr, aud stand IL and
It'll s.y let Il rain. God gives the rain: trust
il will serve TO make the burer-maksD = little
more God. Like
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

~ Gen. Heinizleman. commander of this
Military Department. arrived in this city yester-
day We understand that he will immediately
proceed inquire into the charges against
Messrs. podd and HARRISON, in connection with
the pistols recently seized here preliminary
examination will be had. and the sccu sed will
either be discharged or held to answer before q
Military Commission.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

tB We call attention to the card OF Gray &
Williams. ATTORNEYS at Law and Solicitors Of
Soldiers Claims in Washington city. ANY bust
ness entrusted to them by the public generally
will be promptly attended to. Write them. Box
4O3 Washington ID O.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

rF Mrs Dunn aud Mrs. Franco, at their
rooms North Meridian street are in receipt OF
splendid lsdies goods. We would say that their
stock OF millinery canno, oe surpassed in this
CITY Mrs Dunn has recently returned from a
trip to the east. and the ladies Of this city ought
To see her beautiful importations Every new
style Mrs Dunn aud Mrs Franco have intro
duced and on Friday next their magnificent bon
nets. ribbons and other fabrics for ladies wear
-iil be ready Tor display Call at their rooms,
dear. iadIe- and see for yourselves.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

MERCHANT TAILoRrSe.--W. + Rupp. No los
East Washington street. opposite the Court
House has in store a large assortment ct the
Fall style of gentemen's dress goods. His ex-
perience a a cutter enables him TO guarantee en-
tire satisfaction in style and make OF all gar
ments ordered at his house Call and examine
his new STYLES before selecting your Fall suits
Iw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
sept 4dtf

CH-Dr. T. r. Austin. Democratic candidate
for Representative in Perry county. an able gen
tlemsn and tried patriot. called upon Us last
evening. He gives the most encouraging reports
of the progress of our cause in all the South
western Indiana Ohio river counties.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

PERSONAL We had the pleasure OF call the
past week from A : Small. foreman of the In
dianapolis Sentinel. and b. T. Small Sergeant
Major Of the old 18Th Maine Infantry Volunteers
Both gents were looking hale and hearty, and the
Sergeant Major stated that the old 18th wa for
Mcclellan 10 a man-Piqua (Ohio) Dem of 81.