Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3584, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1862 — Page 2

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aekit.f; to ini5errcine the Constitution tt.'l the which I fonn J In position rjpouc the center of j r..; r,, ft,,, th.-.r kA t'-r,n trK.M Cr.K ' my caimind. Here we bivouacke-i on the eJxe j

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Democratic Union State Ticket roa ttcmrtAir or itats, James s. athon Of Marion Count?. FOP AUDITOR Of TaTI, JOSLTH IltSTINK. Of Fountain Countj. won, TtKAsuttft or täte, MATTHEW L DUETT. Of Dviea CountT. roa AYTOtXEY GEtt&aL, OSCAR IS. IIOKU, Of Dcciiur Coutify. rw irruiTrKVDdT or rvLir i-ft-ntcc-now, MILTON U. HOi'KI.XS, Of Clinton Countr. A I'rrllnetil Inquiry. Th Washington rorreponeit of the NewYork Tribune tnke the fjlluwir. jertiner.t in quiry: "Propert owner ami Iatorer of Ameri c, do 70a know the fact that the cot of this war

Tbm qot up to $3,000 iU)V If o.r arithmetic Is correct that prr diem cod unn up an geregnt of $'JO,fKW,000 every month ami j fAuni ninety Jin mdlinma per annum, without calculating the lu it occasions to the j productive wealth of the nation. Remember, j Uw, that the adoption of cither the Crittenlis j comprutnue, the border State Convention com- j promise, or the Docolak coir, promise would litre j auvel thU frightful wate of the public treasure j rl the acrißce of health and life that must en- j

tue from the rontr-over1?, with all the embarrassment that lhee reulta will entail upon the nation for lon years to come.

of prech fr.erallv leict. A few jear ajro I)nr.LA4 was r-f jeil a henrius in Ch:co, and hi road heme from Waihir.gton wu lighted with bii burning effiie. Son after he hid a herin iu tiefen of the very principle that a mob tlo'iglit ihej coul'I OTercomebj violence, tuJ le triumphed most ignl!v in an appeil to the econi oIkm thought of the people," which re ulte-l in hU re election t the Senate. Doi t.las o??r and over ura'n decUre! he did not and

goii afi'i Ki.u bittene. "lucti m a 'ijrt tim'

w a anweri-l b a tremeti J-mis lire of grnp? aiid I canister Iron a rnake.l lattery in a twii.t at j

crutby tiroler nat over one huolre-i and fifty jard Irom my line. Khu' battery, a ft er firing a lew round, were forced to retire, the 22d and tth likewise filling bick in h-wte. The l?ib re taained in ambush unoberveJ a yet by the enemy, their fire pa.ing over, until I deemed it adviMble to brin tleta to the rear, which order wa execute! without loss and in poxl order. I

now re.'onucd the 2il and th and directed my

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WOUIJ not aoai aD ioia o. ... H.up.e y-nh ff()m y gm fl0ition n the wmj.. and the Tery men who in lr4 were ready to j t.ut on receiving oniera from jou I chnnpe.1 mv (tone him unto deth n'w rinonir hi memory. ' line of battle by throwing tJ e r'ght tuck a little, c.t.i !..mv "Krrr.r r.t, !.,W itl if femh ! bich rition f c-iutiou!? udr .nced untn

" . , , , . ,. ... 1 riirht retel on the clear Und atijinin 'iir firt ia left fre to combat t. If iM-iu H,L" J po-itin. Here I rented a mfs-tue th.tthe LIM ii gui'tv of any "Of ert act" ai;aint the make-1 bitteiy had retired; tht I h.d to change OTTernment, let him be arrnine-i and puni!iel ' -itin to pet out of the line of fire of o;ir bttherefor arcMing to tlieLim of the htid, anl ! lfrT' whi' h wne lhea movin forwird, the e:.e 1 mr having puea away. IIe we to the if h. argumenu cmnot be overcome by argu- ,r"nt X)J fi ,ron, ll)C riphl u,jtil we wete oil the mcnt, they should ruml. j prourid -)untel out for u i.eir t'ne lruh con m - j ceiling the eiieinj' tMtterie.', whrn Ut my urIncimxtal Kxpkn&m. The I'o!tmiter of 1 pti.e I found that there hnd been ; mi.uke in

the Hou-e of Renceentitive- report that M . 1 uppo.-iii? it withdrawn, as a perfect .-howt-r of j

t - . . ,1 m t . . r , - c I canister belched lorth from the thick bru.-h in bo 1 the cost thua f4r of the (t.ationerj fur- lf i-i. t 1 . 1 v. front, which IttrtunateiT wu aiaietl too hin. i.M.eit to the committee during the ion. Tj.ut. Cul Whbirn bein- fnrw ird. rromptlr

This is only one item of the incidental expended ! p ive orders to change front forward and form

of Congress.

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nur ttiuij inc ivilLC, n ill' II m l ijmuii (inuicj, our own b.Uteiie- and tiut of the enemy in the

memtime pl tyini; over m

An order to charge and tike the btttcrv wa.

(rrrnar of I'IhIi. The telegraph announce that Stephen S Har

dinr of Hiplejr county, induum, hi been apxint J el enior of Utah Territory, in place of J;hn W. I) iWMin, who recentlv Hed fioru the Mo. mon ' capital in preat b ite. Hanling i the "original" Abtilitiontl of Indian 1. He i of the Wetidell ; 1'liiilifR achoot,' und never h id in idea wparate rui the alrilaioii of la very. We doabt not the j Union loving people of Indian 1 w ill be glad to ! gel rl of In 111. He will lind a wide fcl I of or !

Our l'oiiilii( Itiiliew. Everv branch of bu:ne4 i wincinir under the

tax bill. Everv buinea man complain that his now given, which was received with cheers, the branch i taxed" too much. The Hour m inuf ac- ''? '1 vanci.ig Me adily, with fixed bayonet, intuiers are to butler t.crwuljr. The salt makers 1 creasing the s;ed to a d.-uble qu'tk, our men mu-t kU. The leather dealer are largely bur- ! cheered with undaunted sp rit, which caused the dened. The sugar retinerie are ourel. The j rchtl to ha.-tily w ithdiaw the r battery, and gen vinegar merchant are eetene.!." The news- r il stampe-le ensucl. We now deployed to the paper are to be crippled. The whi-kev trade is j rilit. U.e 1Mb being in the advance, and the Mb blockaded. The brewers me oppie.v'ed. The j 1 I ''ing separated by Colonel White's brigbroken are hhaved. And, worst of all. the la- ade, which, in the excitement consequent upon luring man. the mechanic, the poor women, inut 'the unexpected attack from, and Mib.-ejucnt bear their fhare alway, iu nuuie way, the lion's 1 charge on the battery, had funned on iu left; iu ahare of the nationafhurden. ' j this poiti.-n the two brig ides pushed on the ene The tor.le ou-dit not to be surrrwe-l at this ! my. i f'dl retreat, frwiuently giving them a

j taxation. How else is the interest ukmi the. wir- ! heavy tire from muskets and ritles, the chae be-

debt to be paid? How eUe is the w ar to be con i 'ig kept up tlu tni.-li lie ivy lallen timber, pising

tinuel? How else is the authority of the laws and the Constitution to le maintained over retiitMiir million of people? Kvery school boy's little history will tell In 111 that taxation like this is always the necea'y concomitant of war. I he houet pre.-es of the country have endeavored to prepare the public mind lor thi. The true friends of the people and the people's caue w ill net er endeavor to conceal the eone-

erauons in ctan; u u wnetner win i,e congenial ( ut.nce4 of llMV ,,ur,iic at.lion. Kamil.antv with or not rein tin to 1 seen. U e regard h.s ap-; t nd ui,;, .ble necessities rob them of pointiiie.it s an ex- e.lentone.il he only accepts ; more MI their ,ermr Tne , ue p:ltrf .nd ftay wet of the mountain Cincinnati . ,i..., ..... i. n , ..1 i...,.i ....... 1 1.1;. .1

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fo'ttdl Alio the gtMKl citizen, conscious of the

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All true. Hnnio, I.ke pHU Lirs, and (Jar- j great iiert-i-ities, face llieni as the brave soldier isox nnd the Triff 1 He ncluot, believe that the ; lceV the cannon's mouth. 1 , 1 I. . . . . . . '.. 1 ..1.1 ...

....r.ritiili. tn u '. Ii i(.n mit h hi. I uiii. :i fill 'iiiiif r

w liich we trot iiito open timber, and moved rap

idly forward; the enemy now having paed out of sight, and the men being exh tust el, I gav e up the eh ise, but advanced steadily up to the Hunts ville roa 1, when I h ill.) I on the 1 rt h . and aw lit el the arrival of the re-1 of the brigade, which c 1 tue up in ast. ort time. Colonel ilentoti arriv ed with the riidit wing of the 8th, and the balance of Klaus' battery, who had been left to hold the crowing at Sugar Creek, no doubt thinking their lot a hard one at not being permitted to take a more active part in the achievement of so glorious a victory. This was the first time my commmd got all together since the engagement tiit commenced. During the engagement of both the 7t!i and

Mli, Captain Klaus rendered the mo.-t elhcient

le with tnnked courtesy, but are honored with j high official tiust by conservative Mr. Lincoln. J IT tlit Adminiwf ration is w"iiu nnr uruiri the !

r--'.l "l diunionitj of the South, it hould not forget that the OariLKTS, the HaRniMiS and the rniLLU-MS of the N'ortli are equally guilty and should have the same punishment nietetl out to them.

fi .,t Trfrcht!ue 1.1 die. ami belo mile tl.ehnm;in serv ice. beai several limes the hotdav ut.sut

with death.'' yet the men who entertain such m-u- j i?ArA ,,at ,,e lrw,ci,pj,. '1 he country called i l"teI by infantry, consequently in gie .'t danger

timent ate riot only treateil by the powers that for them, and they went went eagei ly , expect- ot be. 114 cut oil by the enemy

tng tliscuntort. defy mg disease and risking death. I i cannot cioe tins report wnnoui noticing tne ;

Did we at home expect that the soldiers would j promptitude with which nearly all the officers risk and sutler all. while w e should e irn . eat. executed the commands given, but more particu

drink and sleep? It wa a tnistike if we did. Irlv would I return thanks lor the efficient aid Eilwrtv and law demands sacrifice from nil ! rendered by Lieut. Colonel Wa.-l.burn. Maj r

and such as d uotf.ht, must woik und sutler in their own way. Niliraukrr Stirs.

AS Three; I'nprr Mopped. The teiegraph informs us that the publication of the Iloston Journal, the New Yoik Sunday Mrreury and Journal of Commerce has leen suspended by order of the Secretary of War, and the editors and proprietor are to be sent to Washington for trial by court martial for having violated the 57th article of war, which reads thus: Art. 57. Whosoever hall be convicted of holding correspondence with, or giving intelligence to. the enemy, either directly or indirectly, eh all suffer death, or iuch other punishment as hall be ordered by the sentence of a court mar tial. The three papers suspended upou the charge of violating the foregoing article of war are not trictly partisan, but decidedly anti Abolition. If guilty of the alleged offense, we believe it to be technical and not intentional. All the leading Republican prints of the large cities are filled with intelligence in reference to the operations of the army, jet they escape unrebuked and unpunished for failing to observe the rule. The

New York Tribune, the New York Independent, j the Boston Liberator and paper of that class ' openly proclaim disunion sentiment with im-1 punity. Wkxpkll PniLLirs in the National Capital and elsewhere lioldly announces that he j is a disunionist that for nineteen yeais he ha j labored to take nitictceu Stales out of the Union j but instead of being rebuked and punihed es j hundred of others have been for entertaining ! similar treasonable t-entiment and attempting a ! aimdar work, tliis disunionist i the recipient of; the most marked attention, from the President,!

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Volunteer tit Iea ISitlze

Official Itcport. RirORT Or COL. 1'.VTTIW., OK THK FIRST BRIGADE. IlEAiMji ktu:s 1T Bkh;. .'h Division, J March 10. j To Col Jeff. C. D'tri. Cimvitindinrj Third Division Sontfarertrrn Army: Sir: In accordance with your order, and as is customary iu such cases, I have the honor to submit the follow Tug reHrt of the p u t taken by the brigade under my command in achieving the complete victory over the enemy in the late battles fought on the 7th mid Mil inst. at Leetown und Eikhorn Tavern, iu I'eutoii county, Aik. On the morning of the Cth, in obedience to your command. I moved my brigade, consisting ot the 1Mb Indiana regiment, under Lieut. Col. Washburn, the bth Indiana under Cd. Iteuton, the 2-M Indiana um.er U! Hendricks, and the 1st Indiana battery of pix field pieces under Capt. Klaus, and took possession of the hills on the north side of Sugar creek, and immediately west of the principal telegraph road from Springfield to Fort Smith, the i?M occupying the left on the ridge next the road; the Mil, itii Klatis's b ittery . in the center on another prominent xiint, and the l!-th u;ui the next ridge to the right, each point being separated by deep ravines extending b u k a considerable distance iu the direction of the Cassville road. Col. I'entun and Lieut. Col. Washburn, in compliance with order, set their resj ective commands at w oik. throwing up in the course of live hour juite .1 respectable bre ist work, which, in case of an attack from the ihnvtion of Cms Hollows, would have been an ex ct-ilci.t defense. On the night of thu bth the brigade bivouacked

in this position. Nothing of moment transpired , until utMiut 10 o'clock of the 7th, when the tiring i of artillery was heard a mile or two to our right ' 1 9th Indlitia Vol....

f-th Ind. (left wing) . 2-,'d Indiana

Thomas and Captain Short, acting Major of the

1-th, to Colonel Benton and Lieut. Colonel Sliunk of the Mli: also to my acting Assistant Adjutant General, Lieutenant George S. M ir.-hall and Lieutenant Wm. F. Davis, aid de camp, who both rendered prompt and efficient service in delivering orders on the held. The officers of the line tried to emulate each other in forwarding the good cause in whhli we are engiged, -and the men deserve the praie and congratulation of the whole country for t e cour age and efficiency exhibited on all occasion in the face of a desperate and unscrupulous toe. In consideration of the galling fire to which my ci'inni umI was frequently excised, I am happy to say but little loss, comparatively, was sustained, every advantage being taken to save the men from exposure by lying down and otherwise, to which the accompanying list of killed, wounded and missing will bear testimony. The following officers have been favorably noticed by their respective commanders in regimental reports, viz: CiTitains .Jonathan II. William. John C. Jenks, and Dr (i. W. Gordon, of the l?th, and Lieut. Colonel Div id Shunk, of the cth. Many others, no doubt, deserve particular at. tei.tion. w ho have escaped the observation of myself ami their immediate commanders. Respectfully submitted, Thomas Pattison, Col. Commanding 1st Brig., ltd Division. Number killed, wounded and missing in the 'Jd brigade, '.id division: V 2 52 H H

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rear; also heavy tiring heard in the direction of Cassv iile, ininie-ii itcly in our rear. The 'J'J I, having in the meantime been ordered

tnH ice I r cvii lent ami the lemlin Ieriiililn-.ti ...... . .

0 ---- iage 01 Keetowu, tne leuwitigot tne cm tinier;

L;eut. Col. Shunk, and Capt. Klaus with one : section and a half of his battery, were oidered j

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11 0

S it; 21

Total

1 :ig 4:

2 405 :t7 L.")0 U 110 10 1135

Senator. hy thi distinction: 1 Abolition

disunionism a virtue, and secession diunionim a crime? It looks so to pi tin, observing people.

KriVKT OK COI. W ASHBIKX or THE l?tlt.

Tlir I.eclure of Wendell Flillip--TlUcraref ill Tlob Violence. Wendell Phillips's lecture last e ening, nt the ; Opera house, was broken up by the acts of disorderly persons, and mob violence prevented; hiiu being heard. This we deeply regret, and we , reverely condemn the ccndt.ct ot those who have thus outraged the principle ofl.betty of sreech, . and inrlicttil a stain n;oii the reputation of our j city for adhesion to law, order and general de ; corum It ii unnecessary for u to state how radi ally we ili-agree with Mr. Phillip in his' views and political tulicv how gicallv we thitik he has end; but if th it disagreement was a million told greater than it i. we should still iiisst that he had a right to be heard by tho.-e w ho chose to attend hi lecture. Intolerance of opinion and sc.itinient is one of the gic itet ev il of ocr time, an 1 Uneaten the mot scri u reults. The prcs and om pul.'uc hall are oj en to tlioe who deshe to answer Mr. Phillip to refute lös logic and answer his assertions. He shou'd be nnweied by fair d.scuion, and not, a hewa !t night, by nttca egg and stone. While we conduct a press ot hue a vote or a voice, it will be given for ti e great et latitude ol free speech, for without i: we shall have meanest desptisin It is i.j excu-e that s nie of Mr. Phillips'. f.:ci d have tiet'ii intolerant hive been desirous of m- bo ng tliose who diifeied in sentiment with them n such retaliation is ju-titied by reison or soupd policy. DennuTaL. e-peci illy , hive no right, u. I they sin agiitist the.. p.d tical friends w hen tliey lilt their h ud t strike low n ti e liberty d" speech Wc repudi ile. with the strong est feeling of d sgu: and dc:e-t ition, all m--b v ii.Ie n e. no m ,t!er a ;a:nt whom it is d.itvted, . or upon what pietexl it is made. So siy the Ciiiciiin ti Enquirer of veterliv. W fidi-rse most fully the sentiments it utters In sodoirg we do r.c( inter. 1 toexjress any sym patliy whatever with the abolition or disunion tntiment of Mr. Phillus. We simj ly intend to advvvcate. as we have ever done, freedom of. peech and freedom of the pes. holding those who abuse the privilege to a trict legal account Lility for the .fTene. It Mr. PniLLir uttei treasonable entiment. and we think him equally guilty with the tuj-t guilty of those who Lave been con fine-1 in either Fort v .irren or Fort La foette. let hiui be dealt with a they hive been Mob violence is no ai.wer to logic, to tn.th. to tea n. It city overawe thos who ate its -ub ; ject. but it will not change lu.t.esi okii ictions or well couiidered opinions. The argument of a' moat- the argument of a de-pot. It i the fe of all that i valuable in republicau institution Jibetty of conscience, of opinion, of speech, of the prexs. We belieie that Phillut, and his coadjutor have stirred up the diffiuullie w hth , have culminate. in the civil war now upon us . . While ae are attempting to punish the secession j

traitor who have the 01 inline-- to light for their opinion, Ut liiot forget to deal with thocetpialIt dangerous diuiiojii-t of the North who rr

to siip;-'il Col. Carr, whose division, in conjunc

lion with Gen. Asboih's, was then engageil with Price's fotce neir Klkhom tavern. About "2 P. M. 1 received your order to proceed with the l'th to the scene of action, which order was executed with dispatch by Lieut. Col Washburn. Guar riving 1 found the 'J1 in line of bittleon the left and rear of David-ou' Peoria ittcty. w hich was iu position in the southeast coiner of a large

HtAiiyrABTtus, l?th Ileg't Ind. Vol..? Marchs. Co. Thomas I'uttiton. Commanding let Brigade, '.id Division South Wrstrrn Army: In obedience to Order No. , I have the honor to submit the following report of the part taken oy the 1Mb Kegitnent Indiana Volunteers in the recent engagement near Sugar Creek. Arkansas. On the bih 111st. the regiment under mv com-

o;cu held. We immeli itcly formed on their maud w as otdeied to take possession ol one of right. Here I took command. both regiment, the high points commanding the approach to u Col. White's brig nie being warmly engaged with gar deck by way of the main l ex is road leidthe enemy in the woods on the right of I he cleir , mg through Cross Hollows, and to piepare rifle land. 1 was ordered to his hup.it. Moving in pis, w huh we did. working on the same until double quick time by the right II ink, and pacing about 7 o'clock of tl e 7th, when the firing hav through the tim!er to 11 sm ill hill, I found the ing opened some two indes in our tear, near the ."'.Mil Illinois retiring in disorder, hiving bem village of Leetown, we were by your orders ove.wheimed by vastly superior numl-e. s ai d a tr.uisiei 1 ed to the scene of action. On arriving murdeioii, tne from the Lmi-iani, Aikansasaud at the N.:iit. we weie i-rdered to take position on Cherokee tump. closed up mv line as soon a the le!t, but hid hardly to. med our line when we the .V.hfi passcl ihnugh. arnl, advancing through wereordertsl to change our rxisitioti to the exthe tie' I. ch inged mv line of battle bv wheeling ti eine right of our line, mov e dow n to the right

to the icll until I got about parallel with the half a in. le, and endeavor to pet in the rear ol

right side ot the large field first named; then.

tess.ng for. od, I loiuul the er.euiv iuhing il;i

on David-oii's battery , (Col. White with the'7ih Li tiois h ti mg ret ite i to change his hue;, h v ing taken two guns, vv hii tt they turned on mv c -m in ind with "nine 1 ;Vect Ileie they leceiveda lull volley ti ii in u. wh'.vh tlaew iliem into the i.t.iiot contusion, when they abindoued the lt'ius taken and 1 etre tied from the field, a part id thetn passing to our right rear, and a large force taking immediately through the line of the d, w hu h g ive way by order cd" Col. Hemlrick, and re ne-l from the he. d, leiving the ImIi ahuie. About

this tune Col. Hendricks led. tivo in il il wound.

hav.ng received

the eueuiv's le t, who were engaged with the

second brigade of oi.r divi-äon. On endeavoring to gain our position we met the Fifty -ninth Illinois rette. ting, h ivitig been driven back by an overw hclm'iig force. We weie delay til a, few momtn's bv their running htough our lines. As soon as the) had pissed us we made a letl halfw i eel and mm e! forward through a dense groiv th of timber and nni'etbru!i, an t soon found ourst ives in the leah ol the enemy, who werepursti ing the 7ih lll.no.s, w h ch was falling back in good onbT. The t:r-t notice they had of our a; piouh w is receiving our hie. The enemy' force, consisting of the Md Luisiuia. two legiments of Atkati.'S troor-. and a

About the time the ei emv fonr-d that I h id regiment of Coen-kc- Imbun, immediately turn-

the n tlii.ktl. Col. White r ill ed te 117 ti . an I e-l upon ;s. .--n-i m nie a vigof ii attack, but nobly .secoinitil my efforts to ittike ti.e bitterv. having ordered my tuen to be down, we received Th.it portion of the enemy which in-ed mv ? ,m lmlt. ,1.1m ige The C'Jf Indiana, which was Hank "ured a de-spente volley on the leu of tl e on my leit, gave way in confusion, and the etiel?.h, which wa rendered comparatively harmless my commenced Imming around the left to my by h iv ing the men fall ll t down. The left wing rear. I untnedi ttelv laced my regiment by tfie was promptly faced by the tear rank, and leturn- rear rink, lying che to the ground, and replied ed the tire w ith terrible effect on the enemy, w hile ti the r tire in such a manner as to soon throw the right wing fi:ed to the riht front on those thern ir.ro the u'tnost coi. f usion. Fit d:r.g my who weie rapidly retreating in that direction, le ir clear. I faced cin by the front rat. k, and Wethen pased "through to the open p round in presel on, driving the enemy b ick into the open front, hiving secured a complete victory over a fceld into the tire cd' the o7ta ihiuois. which ralforce three titne our number of the be-t Louis- bed in the woods to t ur lett. The enemy tle.i in itna and Arkiusas troops, assisteil by a large greit d.souler, leav ing the nuns of the Peorix IhkJv of Cherokee Indians. tnny of whom paid Light Ait ilery, wh ch they had taken and been the t en tity of their base ingratitude to the Gov using upon u, throw ing canister and shell, the eminent that has so bountifully pioi ided for their efl'ects ot which weie only avoided by keeping well ite. my men close to the ground. We ueie. then orAfter some little time the "g"! 1 returned anl tojk dered to bivtunc t-r the night their p-.si; 0-1 on t!. tight ,,f the iMh. where At 1 o 'clot k we weie ordered to moveiasiw e biv ouokcl on the same round where we 1 nee from our station and take up pos-.tto:, on the first forme Tha eu'eil the htt!e i.eir Lee- right of the man ro id i:i the tie, k bi u: h. bordertown, iu which t'ne enemy lo-t Gentrals Me- ing on the low bottom field. On our right were Culiough and Mcintosh, w ith nitnv other olK- three pita e of art. liery, the i!2d Itidiaua and the cer of t!it tiction. left wing of the "th Indiana. In this position we AHut l" P. M. your orders w ere recei v e 1 di Itv until 7 o'clock in the mornirg, when our rertit g me to Hove my commit. d to the support battery opeue-I t:;n t!ie wo4v in fnr.t. After a ot Col. Carr' division, who had leeu w irmly en- couple ot slwt from our battery we were opeued gagetl all dty with Price' fo'ces. At PJ we ur. bv a nuked battery not moie thin two nn-vt I. returning to the m on ro id. thein e n r:li hundred yards in tur trout. The f.ie was so bet to the He.tred laud out! of Klkhoru tav e. n.w here a to obli.e tie ball cry and iufantry on our right w e took i.s;t!on 011 the right ile of theiotd, to retire iu soiue conlusioti. My regiment. I am ihe left ol il.e lt!i resting on the rotd aiid the happy to say, remtintil ia their ptiitiin until orright of the JM closing up to the riht w ing of dertsl b y ou to fall back, while the enemy poured

the nb. which ha I render ed galUnt sen ice du- in a ;ttect t rm o liell and pra hot, and we

bill and awaite-1 r-rders. r-eween I'd and 11 ! o'clock we were ordered to mote byourri?ht dank ti a po:t:on t.ey.iid the enemy' left. The I lMh beirg on the extreme rght of our whole line j we were ordered to hx biyct.ets M.d drive tack I and t'irn the etiemv's flink, whiih order wasj

obeye-J. driv lug them tuck in the gre itet confuion. Our column wa haltcl and our men, wetried by chargirg over hills and hollow and through thick underbrush, were allowed to re-t, the er.emj hating abanJoncv! the field. I can not close thi report without calling ynur attention to the coolness and courage displayed by the men and officer of mv command; and I am greatly indebted to Major D. C Thomas, who bad charge of the right w.ng, for h coolness and brav ery during the whole action, and hi prompt action in carry ivg out aM my order. I

am happy to say thtt Capt.1.11 S U - Short, who had charge ot the left w ing, dicllirged hi whole duty with promptness Ld fidelity. Indeed my commissioned officers on this occasion proved themndve n t only brave but equ il to any emergency. Without disparaging the merit of the ret. I mention the names of Captain J. W. Williams and John C. Jenk., who were thrown under my immediate notice, and I am happy to say that their coolness and bravery t-hown on thi occis'on can not be excelled by any. To Dr. (J. W. Gordon we are much indebted for the promptness with which he followed the regiment to every part of the field and the skillful attention he paid to the wounded. Inclosed plea-e find the report of our dead, wounded and number engaged. With gre it respect, 1 am your obedient servant. H D. Washbi r.x, Lieut. Col. Com. 1Mb Heg. Ind. Vol. Renort of the number of men belonging to the Irth regiment Indiana volunteers, engaged in the battles of 7th and t-th of March, ltC:2, a!o the number killed Rnl wouuded:

Men engaged Ollieer. Men kille 1

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. C, L, S, Matthews, GENERAL COMMISSION

FORWARDING MERCHANT, Large Fir,e-ProoriluiIliii? NO. 124 FOURTH ST.. WEST SIPE, rietxveen Tinin Street and the ftlvcrLOUISVILLK. KV. "ps. Coni(-nTnTt"are respectfully solicited, and Itntnertiaie sal wita prompt return gTir,r.td. JanlS

DRY GOODS.

Mortally wounded Severely wounded Slightly woundeal Missing KILLED. Priv ate John W. Holder, Co. II. Sergeant .lame M Murray, Co. E. Coi pot al Thorn is D. Wil-oii, " Private Geo. S McMahan, " " MOUTALLT WOt NDLI. Corporal Thomas M. Butler, Co. D. Private Spencer Lee. Co. E. William McXnight, Co. It. SKVIRILY WOfMIKIi. Segeant dame Thompson, Co. A. Private .Tames Schofield. Hartholomew McCarty, Co. C. " Austin C. Lav man. Perry C. Kni'ght. Co. D. " .lames L Hickman, Co. E. Joel S Goldsmith Jacob Woods. Co. G. Henry Chappell. " " Oliver Strain, Samuel Martin, Hand. SL101ITLV WOlNhU). Private George C. Patterson, Co. II. George Kyle, Co. D. Abraham 'Elder, " John Hunt, " Corjoral Train er, Co. F. " Thomas L Vrenary, Co. I. Sergeant Hickmoi. ilo. K. Private Dris. McMahan, Co. (i. MISSING. Private Joseph Farley, Co. H. " James C. Ral'lenger, Co. B.

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$50,000 v o it t 11 o r S"E ÄtTTO SXJMTwI-EIR, JD&TST GOODS OPElSrilO AT NO. 5 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,

.IKPItAClXii ALL THE LATF XOVKLTIKS IX PKF5S firiOI'S, M ANTMs. sKIUls. Ir.. nR THE SI hisr,

AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF HOSIERY, GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES AND NOTIONS, v ic tu- ii .

CALL AM) JUDÖi: 1X)K YOKHSKLVKs,

M. H. GOOD, Proprietor.

ATTORNEYS.

TAKE NOTICE.

BENJAMIN HARk'SOX. Late of Wallace A II irrtton.

WILLI AM P. FIMI1UCK. Late of Conner it Kihback.

HARRISON & FISHBACK,

rK HAVK ON NU A I.AKUF. ANDWFLL AS

f 0KTKI) stock f Pry -osls, to which we inv ite , 1 he attention f CAslt HK.vl.KliS. JA.t:s I.OW V 10., 1.10-l3m luisville, Kj. 1 HOTELS. IX T KI!XA TIOXA I IIOTKL, zr,:, A: :ur. itito v iv. v, j CORN E 11 0 F F It A X K L I X S T ft ELT. 1 films fir-l class lii-us' the most quitt, hnulik', and '

!"i??inl IN'otic. IO Mi I KtrriSFnS.Ml ,t.trrtimet9 taten for ,1 ni inl time, ti'i rft rt-i ln fire the rjrj'irai.n of tUe titne fcV-, ic7 t,e t J.arynt the re jutar ratn for the titine uj to the time tins are orJerni out.

CANDIDATES. tr .SAMUEL P. MAKTINDALE WILL he a catuliilate fr Cutistable of Center tutvnship at the enuiiv election

ITT EDWARD DAVIS WILL RE A CANIII.TK for t'- n-t it-V at the enuii'K A jr :1 ctiTtion. I? ' Tl7lV ER KFELEY WILL HE A CAN - I I I VTE for t .'oriMalile at the eusuiiiK A jiril eli ctimi.

Zr DAVID HUGHES WILL BE A CANDIDaTK for foiistaMe at the ensuing April electiin. Ur JOSEPH COLLEY WILL BE A CANDIIMTF. fort'mstalile at the ensuing Apnl eh-ctimi.

l'-LEVI R. WILLIAMSON WILL HE A eamli-iate for Township Trustee at the ensuing April election.

ErJOlIN II. FR AZIER WILL HE A CANdidate for Constable at the ensuing Aj-ril election.

i-lfa-aiit hotel in the city offer- MOi'rir intluce-

nieiifs t those visiting New York fur business or pleasuie. -It is central in its location, an.l kept on the KUUOl'KAN ' ri. VN. in cotuifitioii vvth TYLH"S SALOON, where j refreshments ran be loot at a'.l hours, ser--I in their own rooms Tl.e charges aic nio! rale, the rooms atnl attendance of the tir-t order baths and all the modem cotivei ietices attached. nur 1J-13iu ro v k iTs's "1T0T1: (roRMi ki.y kaki.k'k.) Opposite the A-tor lb-use and I'ark, New York, 1IKIC i: (F ISO A It l SI ÖO VlAl DAY. f BHIS lonif established an-l popular house has recently I been rebuilt and pre.ttly enlariced .y the addition -f ov.-r llKi rooms and now has accommodations for over .'tuo persons. It ha also tuen thoroughly renovated and refurnished, and is heved by Meam and lighted by gas tl.rouuli-.iit . This hotel has one of the b. st locations in the city, is -a-y of acres- from all the steamboats and railroads b i-lii to t!,t ciy, au-1 is convenient to all the city convev anres. It has now all the requisites of a first cUs holet, in-uring ihe comb rl of it inmate. I he patronage of Ihe traveling public is respectfu.lv s.licitd. Terms il .10 per day. 11. L. I'OWKISS, fel24-d3iu I'roprietor.

U1" JAMES TURNER IS A CANDIDATE for re-ele tln to the office -f Township Trus-tee. MEDICAL. 71 I PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE,

vi:.stiua tlOTI L, .MIS. Jl, II, 12, 15, 17 rol'KTLlXD ST., NKAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. Thi old established and favorite resort of the business coniniHiiity has been recently refitted, and is complete in everything that can minister to the comforts of its patron. Ladies and families are s ecially and carefully provided for. It is centrally located hi the business pa t of the city, an.l is contiguous to the principal lines of stenmboats, cars, omnibuses, ferries, AcIn consequence of the pressure caused by the rebellion prices have been reduced to One Dollar and Fifty Cents The table is amply snpi-lied w ith all the 1'ixurie of the season, and is equal to that of any otlu r hotel in the country. Ample accommodations are oTere.l for upward of 400 Ctlesfs. Tt?)zm Do not believe runner, hnckmen, and others, who may say "the Western Hotel is full." I). P. WINCHF.STKR, Proprietor. THUS. I). YVlNCHr.STKE. feblä-d2m

MEDICAL.

f 110 LAPIF.S OK DELICATE HEALTH OIMPAlRED ti orgatiiation, or to tho-et-y whom an mcrea-e of family i from any reason objectional-b. the undersigned would offer a prescription w hich is perfectly reliable and afe, and which has teen prescribed in various part of the Old World for the past century. Although this article is very cheap and simple, yet it has been put up in half pint i'ot'les an-t sold very extensively at the exhorbitant price of ." per bottle, the undersigned proposes to furnish the recipe for $1, by the possession f which every lady can supply herself with a perfect safeguard, at any drug store for the trifling sum of 25 cents per year. Any phyieian or druggist w ill tell y n' it is perfectly harmless, thousand- of tcftimoiiials can b pncured of its eflicacy. Sent to any part of the world or receipt offl, by addressing. Dr.J.C. DKVKRAU.X. P. O. R"X, No. 253, .New Haven, Connecticut . ulv22-dAw'61

FOR RENT, j 11IMTAIIV HALL. ! N K OF TI1K l'.ST IN THK CITY. OPPOSITF. i iih-tiUs' Ii.ih k, with g-d rooms a!tarh-d. j

K. H.WiLv.l.i'Jl Kstate agent, i nuhJ0--l4t No. 24 Ka-t Wa-hiiigti n streef, ,

FOR SALE. fnVO NO. t P.ILI.IARI) t y p.lf.s, with marble I Tops, will be sold very low, and on t nie, if part I? paid. For further information apr'y to S. A. FLA Or,, No. 9 South Illinois st-eet. or to Tib S. J CHKNY, TTT-hC(J.d-w J'Le'.byvil'.e, In i ana. HARDWARE. ' ' Just Received and For Sale, W HOLES A LE AND Kr TAIL, AT NO. 21 WIST WASHINGTON ST.,

A I. VlHiF ASSORTMENT OF 1 HOKN R KF.S FROM

s t 14 teorh: ir-!-n aid D.'cli m

-e1e

(I.ir-t

ai 1 !ikbvers T wib, I rks. 2 ... 4 ai . r- rz: r.a-.b ii an-t ktil'otd WheeUarriws. I'rurnr.ir Kn vr and Shear. H-.tke She.tr. I i r:nlfoties. N atb. Wire nd Wire Cl.-th. P.el:i:iz and Pa-kii.g Rooe. A -pb-ti-lid assortment -f Table and Pixket Cutlery, together with a large an-t enersl ass.-rtuiei.t of

Fr Farmen, EuiMer, Mechanic. Mjchlr.it and Railroad. J. II. VAJO. mcL:6

PROPOSALS.

QrannMASTV'i Tu rikTsiirsT. T" S A., Itidianspo!., Ind., JIircL Zl, lTJ. ( J-oxilol Proponals T f 71M. BE RFCF.IVF.n AT THIS 0TICF UNTIL t Thu-sday. 2Tth inst.. at 12 o"c!.srli M.. forbtiildin: tn i-deic-in to the Citv H-t ital in tb: fitT. Sail

'.'i ' I w -l. otie fUliire-I 11'; I'-ei 'un. ' ii 1 ' 11 f.-i J. ..t "i .i ,f....h'?h inr.iid nn in

plan- ':.! speciticanor (-n file tn tl.i ff-e. Stsfjictory security w-ill required for th fulfillment f th- contract, ud must accompany the I t 1. The buildi -g to be rorr.plrteU wphin three (3) week. from d.tte of rer.trac. and t-aid for when r.-mrletrd.

to reject a I v it all bwl t n-.rred to the JAMES A. EKIN.

rtrh24 Aitar.t QuartennasteT. L. $ A.

CO " FID EMI A Ii .

h-aiM

i-V'll

The right "HT! n.ent.

rin tlie lay uiuler Lieut. Ci-I. Slut k. i . con , tmly atiu.ieUa heavy loss by ly

in;

i wu. When

junction w ith the rieht jri!r f Klui-'- Katterv. 1 nlerel t-i fall tiack we f.irmtsl mir line un tl-e

COAL OU JUST "RECEI "V EID, 5(1 inii.y. . I COAIOII-. yvhich w -.lt be ..SJ at very low prices by M. A R. SIMPSON. t'-rier of South a od liliir t., rKh dlw ImVn polis.

YOfNC, MEN WHO HAVE IN-

Jl'RV I) themselves. x certain erret

hat-it. w hir'i unf t tbem for k'in, pleasure or the datie of marhrd l.fe; al-o, m.dr.Ie-aired and old mn, who.

from the f Hi, of youih or other cane, feel a detdhty in advance of their tear, before placing tLemlret ttuier the treatniert of any one, should f.rt read "THE SECRET FRIEND." Married ladie-wi I Iram inethin(r. f importance by peru;nf '"Th SscatT raimr." Si t to any ad-lres. in a .ealed envelop, on rec.ipt wf Te- tVfit. DR. STt' RT CO. can be consulted on aU di-eaa a private or corfdeotial nature, from A. M. to 9 P M., ;vinday from 9 to 11 A. M-.) at their office. No. 13 Kal Third treel. np-tt.r, between Main and Sycamore, opp..l'e the llenrve Hou-e. Ad ire Vlk (TIA. A. STUART k CO.. m. h?l-a.wly-i-' Ondnnati. Ohio.

OFFICE. NO. 62 EAST WASHINGTON ST., (Over M unison A Johnston Stove Stn-e,) IMMAMrol.'S, IM-UXA.

IHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIATED

themselvf f rs;ethT in the practice of the law, will

attend to all legal !usmrs entrusted to their care in the State and Federal Cvurt. bKNJAMIN llyltlilSON. WILLIAM P. riSIIKACK. iVeember 11, 161. Henry M. Scott, N-'tary Public, will take acknow ledgment of deeds, Ac. at the above oHice, decl2 -d3m PIANOS.

I'civ ITC cell mi IliccMvry. For the speei'y and permanent cure of GoNObRHKA, OLE KT, UKF.THAu DISCHARGES. SEMINAL WKAKNI SS, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, 1 NCONTI N A NC E, G K N IT A L I k R IT A BI LIT Y , Gravel, stricture, and A flection of the Kidneynd RIadder ahich ha len used t-y upward of one hundred physicians, I N THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE SUCCESS, superseding. Cubehs, Copaiba, Cupsuls. or any oilier compound hitherto know n. KHIalS MEC1FIC TILLS

Are ;eedy in action, often effecting a cure In a few day, j and when a cure is effected it 1 permanent. They are prepared from vegetable extract that are harrr.le.s on , the -ystem and never nauseate the stomach, or iniprepna'e the brath; and h-uh sugar-coated, all nauseou ' taste is avoided. No chance of diet j necessary whih I usinK them: nor d -es their actioti interfere with busine ' pursuits. Each box contains six doj.en Pill. , PRICE ONE IhjLLAR. And will be sent by nail, post-paid by any advertised Agent, on r'ceipt of the money. Sold by iJraejrist reneraMy. None genuine without mv sicnature on the w rapptr. J. PRY AN, Rochester, N. Y., Grtiral A felit. -TOMLINSON A COX, Ajrent for In-lianapol jul 19-dAw "61 ' I.UIMUlTMtVrTO ladii:s. DR. JOHN HARVEY. HAVING FOR UPWARD OF twenty year a. -td hi professional fitr.e t xcbisively to the" treatuier t of t eiualr Dl f f ictillirttai.'l h ingsarree.le I in hoiisands of cases in resiornijf the afflicted to sound health, ha nowentire conCdencei-t o3-nng publicly his j k(irmt .Imcrican llcmctly" DR. HARVEY'S CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS Which have never yet failed (when the directions Lavt been strictly followed,) in removing diSicultiea ari.n ; fr-n 0hTKl CT10N, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE, Or in rest .ti rig the system to perfect health, w hen siiffnr-n fp-m Spinal Affections, Pr"lapu, Uteri, the Whirrs, or other weaki of the Uterine t)rcin. Al o, in allcax-i of lebility or Nervou ITi-stratior.; Hysterie, Palpita tioi;, Ac, w hich are the forerunner ot more serious di. fa-'. JJJ2" These pill are perfectly hrmle on the cn-tl t tu ion atid my be t.vken by the ino-t delicate f.male w ithut ca'isjne rtiTre. at themetimethey art like a chrm . by strer gthenine. invigoratins: aiid retorrir the ystem to a lea'ity cor.dith r., and t-y hrinnrat on tbe monthly ! pri-l with reznlarity, no matter from what eauethe. otstrucTi-n may arie. They rbould. how ever, not be taken during th Ctt three or four months of pretn-aia t, i tho'jitti afe at any o:ber time, as mtscarrlajre would be tL result. Each bf-x cot.tin vO Pill. Price tl, and woen desired will be ent by mail, pre-paid by a:.y advertised A .nt, cn receipt of the money. Sold by Druggist generally. J- LRTAN, Rocheter. New York, General Agent. tOff- T0MLINS0N A COX, Arm for ladiar.apoli. juiyl9-JAw'61

PIANO "F O IR. T E S fön!

"mE7E HAVK ON HAND A Nl'M HER OF K1RSY f f Clas. llanos, whkh we will sell at c-t for ch

rctl

WILLIAM A STOWH.L,

No. 4 Kate House

DRUCCISTS.

SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS 8c CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

And Dealer In ranr- (inodv Per f ii uierj-. Ar. Also. Afrent for the sale of lt fined Petroleum, Illuminating Oil, mperh-r to any Coal O 1, furiibLcd in any quantities at the lowest market rate. 170 AND 172 WILLIAM SsTKEET, NEW YORK. jn23-dCm DENTISTS.

riHF. UNDERSIGNED HAS TUT DAT 1VRCIIVSEI I the jsiork of tJ.-Kt owneit by K. A. Hall, in the si I Fi-il'w jlu'l-lm;. No. 2. tel will nw Veep fo-r.plrte a,.r:metit of the late-t st) le of Good. ard i l keep e-periTM-e.l workman to ,uit aU theoldca-t-inier a well a the new one, w b-irn lie o!:c;t to give hiTj a call bef.-re milit'iiij elsewhere. He will a!i Veep a piM.l avrtni tt of Men's and Boys Clothing ON HIND. lwo n rol Mirk of I'n rn I I ill?. Iv-n't forget tlie j lace, Odd IVIIo-ivO Hall, o. .

WASHINGTON STREET. J-nlJ-d.tm

DRY COODS.

P. G. C. HUNT, ID E IST T I S T

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,

no. i:ast ma it bükt KTici-:i:x INDIANAPOLIS IND.

FOR SALE.

For .Sale or (o Iichaiic FOR CITY PROPERTY, 553 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm, Situated elpht miles from Indianapolis, ON THK INDIANAPOLIS AN! CINCINNATI RAILROAD, with th' station Gallaudet in it renter; every acre fenced, nearly all the rails new or recently reset; 30 acres in cultivation, 100 acre undent rained, four good oi chai d eikfht wells of w ater, two pood barns and a new one llä feet l-mp nearly completed, a family residence worth 84, HH1, rive tenant houses, a -aw -mill worth f i.fMX). a More and store-hou-e. This highly ferMle farm, unerpulcd in situation by any in Ihe State, only 20 minutes by railroad from Indianapolis, f..ur pascner trains stoppit j-at the firm station each day. with a State road running through its center, i now offered for sale at a irreat bargain. It can t-e divided int six or eight farms if desired. For term apply to the owner. N. B In response to ino,uirie too numerous otherwise to answer, I would say, no one need apply unless desirous of purchasing a larire farm worthta-VdOn. ra small one t h proporiionateiirice. J S. IIUUIVN. C-lUudet, JanunrO, 161. PIANOS.

Nuprrior Piano Forte.

: i : ' i.

rXVIE P.KST. INCLUDING CH ICK E RING A SONS.p-OS-I TON; STEIN WAY A SONS, New Ynrk; Wiliiam Knabe A Co., Baltimore, may be found at The Indiana Music Store, N. P. Pianos to Rent. WILLARD A STjWKLL. fehl

PHYSICIANS.

f K

DRS. JAMESON & FUNKHOUSER, Ollltt?? IN . .", SOUTH MERIDIAN STKKET. J3-d6m

.urr

Sl'

FOR SALE.

THE UNDERHILL BLOCK FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.

Ieiratde Bail tin; Iyt fronting on IVim) lv.f.ia. Fel -ware are! Michigan .1.,

sn's

OF SQUARE NO. 4, AS PFR PLAT. NORTH STREET.

W w EH

55 CO W

si 10" el. . .1 Price. 0 ilG C) per loot -2oO. "- t lö pT fool l-SOO. .

- $15 p-r foot IfSCK).

15 Pr foot I ,MK).

j. ii. ost.oon. Sold for $2,750.

SOLD F0RI1

.000 :;iY

MlPLIi IT.VALK IXNTlTUTi:.

$ V

A ff f.

m u

ItJj Irrl, -- Price. C 137 ."XJ prr foal 1-500. I 15 prrloof 1-too. C- prr fool 1,)0. 33 pr fool 1 ,fK). jjj -,-old lolCrr.nr. rinJaill m old lu -J Frrd. IIurhliaupt. ?

4 3 2 .o I - X ct i i 5--' " 5? - r I Z 2 ig i CC Ol i Ol . .O

U M w H 13 W

MICHIGAN STREET. f 1HE PRICE OF THE ABOVE PRoPKKTT 05 MICHIG AN ANI DELlWARS STUKKTS HAS RF.k' KCDC7E3 J from f45 per fot to tJj per fort. On Pennsylvania frota f i3 to f 40 r ft-t t. Thi i the cheape-i and t derable vacant property In the city, by x per cent., Borth of Washington, between llhnoi. Ivlaware arl North 'reeu. which U the center of Indianapvüa, Partie wi'hinf more than 40 feet can Lt a part of the net lt. TERMS Orve-hjtirttt ea-h. balanctn 1.7 and S year, w ith aiiuual ibtere.L For further Inforoiatioocall at ? .y otfice over Tatbott'a Jewelry Store. H. rAKUl!!. Inditnapoli, I'vdluia, February 1. 1-U fehl -JCm