Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 3981, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1863 — Page 3

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MONDAY MOHNInT;. J U 1.71 1. CITY AND l STATE : TtemsT PtCMrr In forty five minutes after the m. trl Alarm bell waa .truck II the troop in the city wert la lint oa their pirade jrrouridi. . Maojcic Notice There will be a special neeinS of Center Ul2t No. 23. or R. .d S. Maaons. tLis (ilooUar) evei.u.r.at 7 o'clock. Twork. Ciia. Fnrm,Sec. t-7 - One of Morgan 'a telegraph operators waa raptured on Saturday near Vienna. He lud lingered hehind to get break fot, and the rear finrd p-vsed while he was enjoying l,i coffee, and he ms elzed and retained a a prisoner. rSShoe cuotomert will recollect that we hure an irnroenae Mock of booU and shoes. We are Mllini; tbeleat oik Jn the market, pri, e the t "Jo a. JoM- Vijrirot,: Co. Jy 10 eodlw , f1endI'1 company srrired onSttarda?. fmm inirtoia. armH with revolving riflevt to as i.t In ctptorins: Morpaw. We helieve ther were rut with the first troops that left here for the eat of war. - " . tC. Hebern, the American Cancer Cham p.on. m located at the Hr imble House, Lafayeue The,9ctor 14 U,e on,J rhT;-' now li.ns who k'M n'! ncer In from fire to twentr. r-or ho.ra. without intrumenta or pain No cor no pay. mavl9if. Fast Lfccu A free lunch ia set ever? day from 'Jl to 12 A M . ami e.ch eveninß from 10 to 12. at Mike Clark's nloon on South Uli noia Htreet The saloon U one of the heat a r ran red and conducted in the city, and the liquors art choice and pure. je 24 deodtf Cnitt DaowifDO'i Sunday afternoon sn interelin little hoy shout six yere old, a son of Mr. Jnhn Mann, wm drownH in the canal, at the Ohio street crosainjc. The hoy had left home hut i very short time hefore hi.a bilv waa diav eted lifers in the water. It Ii supposed he fell from the bridge. 57"" The moulders of th citr hire organized a Company, hut we hare rot been furnnhed with a lit of the officer. On Saturdav ther marched op Washinjton street, preceded by a Scotch piper tlayinjj "The Campr.ella are coming." and attracted a great deal of attention. Tue 20th Isdiaxa at Gr.TTTataa The 2Hth went into action, at (ettvaNurjr. with 400 men snd erne out with 117 effectives. The Col. John Wheeler, w killed. Capt. Heee was bdlv wounded. Lieut. Rlinti mortally wounded, and Sertf't Jerry Piri of Co. II . was a1o badly wounded We expect to hare a full lit of the killed snd wounded for pnolicition in a few day, Mudii at Fiaüium. On Friday eveninff a man named Henry Hill waa killed at Franklin, Johnaon wunfy.and Mr. W.U. Harrelt, County Cleik. severely cut. HilJ had some tnisunder standing with a man rum cd Heron, a patte.n maker, the evening before, and meeting him on Friday evening the rjusrrel waa renewed and Hill was killed by Heron and Barrett badly cut. No Moat Takers, Rrguttrn We are informed that many more troopa hare reported here to at.t in the campaign gaint Morgan thin ein he nH It i deircl thit theorgantsition of companiea of militia continue, hut tht they remain at home until orcered here. It i not likely th tihe service- of any more wilUerequired on, a thi- rail of Morin' will certainly convince hifi that IihIiaua U a little too hot a P'ace to vi.-it ofteo. t Special order ma. 11. PoT HtArxjfASTtSS, ) IxniAXAtOLia. July 1 1, 186.1. I. First Lieut. T. B. Wiehfnvin. Co. I. 6.Td Reg. Ind. Voli. is hereWv anpoii.ted A-t. Ass't Qnrtermter and Act Ast Commiaary of Sub-tstn:eat Ctmp Cirrington Br direction of O. B WILLCOX Brig. Gen'l. L. Ccana BaACKCTT. A. D. C.and Tost Adj't fob rrmiin. W are now ready to do all kirU of plain and fancy Prinitngin the tetM'!e. on hört no tice, and i ehrnp mstnynther eßce. We have competent hand, good preisen, a tne aortment of papei and card,and wecan do oodand cheap work. All kinds of books, briefs, ciUlogue, Ac. printe! in the bent style and or short notice. We ak the pttronage of Democrat, and all oth eri that want printing done. tf . MpeclMl Order o. 2 HtAtXjUAtTrBS COMM A5Df R Of THE POST.) Indianapolis. July 11. 163. II. The Police Guard of this city are authorize.! and will cloe all drinking saloons In this city untd further ordera By direction of Brig. Oen WILLCOX. L. Ccana BaACaaTT, Lieut, and A. D.O., Post Adjutant. COXXEXDABLE PATRIOTISM AMD LlBt S ALITT John Carlisle, L'sq , one of our most extensive miller and ltteral eniien. cloned hi mdU Friday and Saturday, and pledged himlf to the lare number of hands in his employ that while thry were enraed in driving Morgan' forces out of the Sute, be would permit their pay to continue. Indian will be safe hile we hive the aid of her citizen in following hia example. lie alo proffered the u.e of bia hor?e for cavalry purposes. Niagara Fails Kxcirsiox . This excursioa, which promised to be the largest that ever left thia city, ia potponel until further notice, in confluence of the eicitemeut attendiu, the Morgan laid, and the difficulty of getting cars. Due notice will be given of the time of darting of the excursion, which will probably be about fhe 25th inat. The ticket.a soM will be good, for there will be no mistake anout the trip when the condition of the county wdl admit of its starting. : SPTbe following gentlemen have furnished horses for the Indianapolis cavalry. Captain FoAlray: . 2Afm A'td.JMio Kocb .. w c. Hoim a Wilt an MfMlr9oa , 1 Oeorr Brace.... Ju B. Cot .1 ll R"OT... ...1 J.-hn M vipod M Krrnaa A Pirea.. ........ .......1 trnal llctlr ................................I Ju Browi.inj Robert Dncn 1 A nnmber of others left borres yesterday far the use of the command wbose names we hare not been able to get. Rto!xtr.L OrrutRs The following i the list of the regimental officers appointed for the troop ju$t organized, ao far as recorded in the Adjutant General' cftke up U I o'clock lat evetiing: Heixlriclts Reriment. Lawrence L. Sbuler. Coloi-et; Virgil R. l.ucaa. Lieutenant Colonel; Frnk Coons. Mjrr; Robert H. Back, Sur-eon IWre Regiment Betjamin M.Gregory. Colonel; Peter A Hoffman, Lienteuani Cobmel; Pavi l H IImdton, Mjor; M. H. Roonel, 6ur geon; T.H Hrrion, Aiftct. Decatur Regiment James Garfn. Colonel; Jacob T. Bachinnan. Lieutenant Colonel; Martin W. Richardaon, Nfajor; Adolph O. Armington, Adjutant; W. Sj. Woodfell. Quartermaater; L C. Thomas. Sargeon; David R. Van Buakirk, Au tautCol. Shyrock'a Regiment. Kline G. Shtroek, Colonel; John W. Hartty, Lieutenant Colonel; Jebn II. Spurvier, Surgeon; Norman P. Kellogg, Aas'tfUOt. InJianarolis Keclment De Witt C Ru,r, Colonel; W. J. Ii Rotii son. Lieutenant Colouel, Urvey Bt, Jr . Arfitant. Col'Grey' Regiment James P. Gry. Colonel; John A. Harne. Lieutenant Colonel; Tbos. Jl Browne, Major; John F. Kibby, Adjuunt; Job Stoat, Qaarteraiter; Samuel Ferris. Surgeon; Johua Chitwoo-l. Asaitiu. Wabash Regiment James C. Wilaon. Colonel; John II. Gould, Lcuteuant Colonel; Hen ry X- Brown, M-jr; Cli.rle H. Tet. Adjutant; George W. Lamb, Qaartrraater; W. L. May, AjUunt Surgeon. Benjamin r. Ctaypucw tts .teo sppointed AhJI Camp with tbt rank of Colotel, an-1 Jamea E.

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rZT" Col. Gavin'a remnt eoni4a of the fol- i loa lur mmnini.1- r. .. U V ' en n t ti M f ' n. .Marion, b;C. T. Bell Decatur. hl: Jamea IWWu.. Decatur. 71; Jamea I. Orr. Favete. 73; P. P. Swa.n Ruh. W; Hugh Wtvfern. Debtor, 7; at'- ' lrUhdr9' 1)c1,. W; Jamea Suk. Mariovi. 66; A. J. Huffman. Marion. 41; and Crt. Djtpcli'i company, whose rolls were cut filed. HTCol. Grey's regiraeLt Is raut up of tbt following companies: Capt,L y. Armtrof.g, 71 men; Cant. John P. Psf;.tl men; Ca pt. George W H. Ri!e? 31 men; Capt. Thomaa C. Tuttle. (Legion.) "70 men; Capt. I.aac P. Grev. 103 men; Capt. Jamea A. Haines. 1H men. Capt'. A. T. GorreM. P4 men; Capt. Albert Moorehouae. (Ley ion. J SO men; Ctpt.,WiBif m Goolmau, 71 men; Capt. Philip T. Buckley, 63 men. t2T" Col. ' Sh vrock'a regiment is mide up aa follow: Capt W. M. Sharpe. Henry county. M moti; Capt. R. B. Smith, Putnam county, 7d men; Cspt. M. B. Waugh, (linton cuntv. 6l men; Capt. W. Kikerion. Madison county, 41 men; Capt. J. M Hartlev, Henry countA. 5 men; Capt. Jonathan Smith, Morgan countp, 79 men; Capt. A. K Branham, Haiteock county, C5 men; Capt. Jamea A. Jack oo, Randol l county, f 4 men; Capt John II. Hunt, Rindfph county, (si men; and Capt J. D Bryant, Union county, 90 men. t?T"We find the ame of the following Indiam soldiers in the hospital list of the I at division, 12 h aruiv coro; C E WUhnner. eo A. 27ih; J Bradburn. co C,27.h; Sergt'j V Kenton, co F. 27h; C Sho waiter, co A. 27 th; Geo E.rl, co C. 27th; J .wob Fillman. co C. 27th; J J Smith, co K. 27th; T J Evana, co K 27th; L Hallen, co K. 27th; B T Kemp, co K. 27th; W A Well, co Ü, 27ib; B F KiUgore, co D, 27tb; O II St?phenon. ei D. 27th; Ned W Smith, co K. 27th; R L Foster. co C.27th; XDF Terhune, 27th. leg; A Joi,e..co H.27th; John Lirkiu.co F, 27U.; Wm Dove.co K. 27th; J M Sebert, co D, 27th: Wm Weakley, co O. 27th. Toe Moroa.h Raid The all-absorbing topic in oar city ia the daring raid into our State, and the only buine attended to is connected more or les with that important event. Our city is one great camp, and as the military ardor continue!, Htid active bund aie at work, or l er is being brought out of the confusion incident to a lusty aaaembling of large msw of men. The companies belonging to the city hive been 'ormed into regiment, and thoe from the country aie being brigaded as fast in roll rnn be filed und arms and equipments given out. N ine regiments of Infantry have been formed. Three or (our companies of cavalry have reported, and one of them, Capt. Foudray's of t Iii -a city, we presume is off for thereat of war. Col. Shank, we understand, ia to command the c i valry force. What is doing in regard to artillery, we do not know. Field pieces arrived yesterday, sr.d if needed, willing hauda will be found to work them. At to the number of men a ho h ive reported here, there seems to he a wide difTVrenre of opin ion. Thi? we know that the whole State is awake, and 10,()00 men, if there was transportation to get them here, couM be as ejdy obtained a 10,000. But there is not transportation, nor is anything liketh-vt number rejuired for the emrcency. It has required the exerienf a degree of firmness to keep tfiera back. The number -ic eepted lor service will be known to day, when the roll will be couiple'ed, and we can probably give the figure to nj'.rrow. The new fiom the scene of Morgan's opera tions was looked for with intense anxiety all day on Saturday and Sunday. But tl.e news come in slowly, or at least it was let out slowlr. 0:i Siturd ty morning It was announced that Morgan wa.a in Vernon at 6 o'clock the evening before, avid that he was miking for Lesingon in S-tt county. It was afterward learned that he hd burred a small bridge on the Jeffer.tonvi!le road at Vernon, and had occupied Lexington and Pari. The raiders were nxt heard of at North Vrr non. They summoneil Col Buiktum. of the Legion, to surrender on Saturday evening, but he did not see fit to do it, and Gen. Love arrived to hta relief, and after some parley about removing the women and children, iloran slipped off in the night without a fiht Sixteen of his men and horses were however captured by Gen. Love's forces, who followed him up. Hobaon, wih hia ciralry force, was also close upon him at this time. Thus the situation appeared whn the. extr is were issued yesterday morning. About 10 or 11 o'clock Morgan was heard from as having pas-1 through Versailles, in Ripley county, and a portion of hia force being at Ogood, on the Ohio and Miissipni railroad. A force was sent Irnm here, under Col Gavin, to Lawrenceburg to get on his track. What his design was in moving on Versailles is only left to conjecture. H would of conrse damage the railroad as much as possible, and then mjat likely seek a crowing at ome of the shallow bars between Liwrenceburg and Madison probably at Warsaw bar. This was the last reliable information we had of the .situation. The runhoat will keep a good look out upon all the shoal places in the river a heavy force i pressing upon him in every direction, and if there is a hole left big enough for the ubiquitous John to get out at, we don't see it. later. Gen Willcox received dispatches !ast night from Col Gavin, stating that he had a skirmish with the raiders at Sunnun's SMithm, on the Cincinnati road. One man, named C-naway,of Greensburg. waa killed, and another taken jrisoncr. The lines were cut at Spades', three miles tbis side of Sun man's. Advices were also received that heavy firinjr was heard at Mitchell, in Lawrence countv. If this should prore to be correct, the lorce evidentlv divido!, and endeavoring to work out of the trap at different places. The Citt Troow. The following is the list of the companies organized in the city, with the names of the officers: riRST WARD. Captain, Col. W. M. Wheatley. 1st Lieutenant. Aaron L. Ilr.nt. 24 Lieutenant, Nim. K Knotts. Orderly Sergeant. James Suier. sreosn ward. Captain, Col. Wm. J. H. Robinaon. 1st Lieutenant, Samuel A. Cramer. 21 Lieutenant, Jerome Beale. Orderly Sergeant, Daniel B. Colley. THUD WAID. Captain, Marquia L. Johnson. 1st Lieutenant, Joseph F. Draper. 2d Lieutenant, David Dessar. Orderly Sergeant, Harvey Bate, Jr. rorRTn ward. Captain. William 0. Sherwood. 1st Lieutenant. Alfred P. Achenback. 2d Lieutenant, Mo-es Musrave. Orderly Sergeant. E. M. B. Hooker. rtrrm ward. Captain. R. F. Brown. lt Lieutenant, S. Pyrkitt. 24 Lieutenant, Jesse Brown. SIXTH WARD. Captain, Theodore Hudnntt. lt. Lieutenant. Uillitm Dietrich. 2d Lieutenant. William Boax. S-tTISTH WARD. Captain, B. Frai.k Ingersoll. 1st Lieutenant, Cftules Coupon. 2d Lieutenant. C. F. Devenish. Orderly Sergeant. Oliver I. MofiU. ItCHTH WARD. Captain. Sicauel n. Vance. 1st Liep tenant, William Allen. 2d Lieuteny at. James F Coburn. Order! v S(ant. John B. Ran. S 1XTH "ASP. Cvptaiu. Wharton R. Clinton. 1st Lieuteuant, John Helm. 21 Lieutenant, Jonathan Elliott. rOLICR Ct'AIDe. Captain. William S.Johnson. 1st Lieuteuant. John R. Cotton. 21 L eutenant, Henry Paul. Orderly Sergeant, Jacob Btsbinjr. INDIANAPOLIS C4TALRT. Cpuln, John E Foudrsy. 1st Lieutenant. Will iaru John Wallace. 24 Lieutenant. A. P. Tyler. Orderly Sergeant, D. N. Davidson. CITT GRITS. Captain, B. K. Elliott. lt Lieuleuaut, S. L. Campbell. 2d Lieuteuant, Leander De Moss. OScers of the "Home Guard," a company or ran. led by the employees of the Rolling Mill: Captain, John M. Lord. -lat Lieutenant, John Thomaa. 11 Lietilenaot, L. Moan.

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Orlerly Fergeatit. R. Fik. 21 Sergeant, 0 P. Barkmm. W Serreant. Wn Bihop4h Sergeant, P. Eirlv. li Corpr-tal, CT,sr!es Miles. 21 Corporal, (Sirica Ilenneriog. 3l Corporal. William Thomas. 4th Corporal, John Lewia. Company Clerk. Richard Thomas. SPECIAL NOTICES A ewila was oa aer Uj Raallh waa Aa ht lk. strenrtb was la her step, and In ber hu'lsPlaatttioa Btwri." S-T-1860-X A fw Wottl'a of Ftanta'lun Bitters ' -WUlcur Nervus ileatacb. " 0M F.xT-Tnin and Ferer1k Lips. ."nor ?t'marn tki rtoi nreau. ntolDC and Indigriti'iB. !frvfu ATTrctlmis. Fxc Ire Failrua and Short Breath. Tain over t a F.yrt. Vrntal !p"drt(C.v. " Prtradorj; Cr-at VCaiaa. " Sallow Complexion, vak Bowels, Ac. Which art tht eridVno s ct UVF.K COMPLAINT AND UTSPEPSIA. It i ratiwiatcd that n-Unth of all a1att aitmecta procetd from a dt-eaed and torpid liver. The b.hary s.rrtMDs of the liver overfiow ji into tbt toraach, pol. OQ th ntlr ystrra and 'xbiblt the abov sytnpUis. After long reear h. w are abl to prexrt the niot ramarkaol cur for tha horrVi aighimar diaMi. U m world hat ever predoerd. w ithin on year over Mx bunare I and forty thouiani penons have taken the Plautation Bi tar, and oot au iastanca of complaiat ha cmto our kn'iwlerfge. It 1 a mot fTeciual fon c aud aretablr tirnnlant. suited to all e-'Trillion nl lif. The report th it it rliea npon mineral inbatance fr ie active proprti, are hollv fal-e. Tor th pcbllo tatiftfaction, and that patiei.t may consult tbrir phy siciana, we append a Vn of itscompoarnt: Cai.ii VA Bank Olrbratrd for over two hundred vcara la the treatment of frvrr khi Ague, IirspeiHa, Weak Bf sa, Ac. It was introduced into fcurope - the Couutets vife of the Vicrny t Peru, in 1SV, atd afterward old by the Jun for tf tn rmnu prlc of it vn vtightln 'lrr, ur.der the nam of Jeiuitt Pordr, and wa Tnally uia-l ptibü hy I.oui XVI, Kin of France. Hiimli.jldt ake epclsl rrfrr nc to i:a frhriluge qi-ilMiexlurirg hi South Am-rrcan travel. CaCASiitA Pjim For tin rllarrb'i-a, colic and dls-ee-of ihe Ktomaeh ami h.wrly. lUspruns ror iiifljru.i.alion of the loin and dropical alTs-tiona Cam li r KtowKSi Frenfe Met! dig-tiuii. luvrxt'KR owr.Ka Aromatic, otimulant and tonic highly invie- rating in nervous d bility. WixTicaGBrk.a For rofula, rhtimatim, Ac. Am sr. An aromttic carminative: crejtiti flesh, muscle and milk; much ued by mother nnr-ini;. Alo. rlove-budit, orange, carraway, coriander, snakeroot, Ac. S. T.-1S60-X. Anoth r wnndifut Ingredient, of Kpar.ih origin, iuiprtinir beauty to the complexion and brilliancy to the niirid, ia t ui.kr.own to tbe commerce of the world, and we withhold It oame f r the present. IMIMftTANT CERTIFICATES. Ii'Khttrt .V. K, IWemhtr Z 1861. Mrr&. P. II . Dhakv C Co: I hare been a g-eat nff-r-r from Ijipepi for Ihree or four jeara. and had to abandon my pruf.-K-ion. About thrae month airo I tried the riatita i.iii Bittera and to my preat jy I am now nesr'y a well man. I have rocoinmriHl'd thfm in several cae, and, a far a I know, atway with inal bTeflt. I am respectfully yotim, REV. J. .s. CATUOKX. FllT'MjAi.t, irfA ., 17i friy, 162. Kr-rrarD Fkik.su: My daughter ha I e-n murh benefitted by tbe u e of thy Plantation Ditters. Thoit wilt and me two ror bottles. lhyfri-nd, ASA CUHKIN. Shrtn,m Mm, Chicago. TIL, Ftb. 11, 1C3. Mer. P. H.PaAK k Co: Plee end ui another twelre ce of yaur Plantation Bittera. As a mörnitr apetizer tbry appear to have superceded ever thing rUe, and aie greatly t-em d. Toars, Ac, GAGE A WAtTE. Arrargeine-nta an How completed to mpply any deraand for TtiiK aiiiclr. which frm lark of Goreintueut tamp ha not heMofo' e been poiLle. The public may ret augured that In no ca will tbe perfectly pure btandard of tha Plantation Bitters be departed from. Kitrybotl Ae,ir th fic nimiU of onr tiji'Vureo a tt"J UiU t'igntcing, or it cannot b So'd by a'l tmggit, fJrocere and Deal -ra throughout the country. I. II. DHAKl'A: CO., June2i-dAweotm. 202 llroadwaf, N. Y E.B. ALVORD. J.M.CALDWELL. M.B. ALVORD. ALVOItl), CALD1VFLL A ALVOIID, 1ÜIIIIJ M! I! GIICCERS, X-KSiXJOH. DEALERS -A.tD COMMISSION MERCIIANTS, Are la DAILY receiptor freeh goods. Constantly on hand and for aale at the 1 owe at pric-. a large and assorted tock cf Coffee, Mi gar .Mlaaea, STVtpv Itter, I tu, ."Halla, Cilaa, Weodentraret 3apt Candles, Stnrch, Italkina, C'isara, Tobacco. Mackerel U title Mart, Cordages Ttvine Cotton i ma, nrcttfV Ttutts, Flct Dates, .'lliea. llrandje Uln, Itniu, IVinea, V titakr wjottovee off nil kind, and Plantation and ttoker'e Dltt ere. Particular attention given to the aale ef produce or ui.ru s. 68 East Washington Street, ixDiAXFOU3,xixn. llrtaUt

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f ateoama axraxaaLvroe raa daJlv inn asrnatL. koon Report. From Cn amber burgCn AatBUABCxo. Pisf., July 10 News from WilIiamoort abowa that the rebel have ferry boats. Bj the Ute bicb witer very litt! of thr transportation has reached the VirpoU shore, but moat of their wounded have pot over. Reports frost Gen Sniih't advance stales that there ia no material change In tbe position of te" troopa From veteniy. It is rot heliete. that Lee will tttemct to dr I fend the line of Antietam creek, but ha a couceirntel hia armv near Hagersuwo, where he i aill, without ti-bt, await an attack. Strahlers and deserters from Lee's army stil! t ....... i Coii'itine io arrive in isre numoera. Lee's heul fiosrten ire still at Hacrstown. A aperial to the Herald, dated Cbamtersburtr, Julv 10. iya: The Rebel and Federal pickets meet at Greencattle. Gen. Couch is st th'a point. A battle is looked for every moment. It ia thought we hart Lee completely hemmed in. From Frederick. FaiDntica", July 10 A. spechl to ths Herald ny: Liffht skirmt.'htn; today between our forces under Buford and tbe Rebels under Jenkins, who was captured etrlr this morning and passed throush this place to-ni;ht en route to Fort Herry. The cannonading on ocr left ths mornic? wag not of long continuance, but about noon it was renewed more briskly, and continued Tor about an hour. The reu!t is unknown here at this writing. From a refugee who arrire'l here V night, who left H.igerstown this morning, I letrn the enemy f'rce i about 50,000 men aud about 250 pierea of artillery. Mr informant states that the trains of Lee cannot number less than 3.001 waons. and ate on the lo.id from Huerstown to Williams prt and Sheppirdtown ford. Rirer still very high and the whole Rebel army on this side. From Washington. Wahiotox. Julj 10 Rumors are rife here that Bc iurer.ird has parsed down the Shenandoah Valley with 40.(H)0 men to reinforce Lee. A special to the Tribune d ited Headquarters of the Army of the Potomac, Fridiy, Julv 10, says: ' ' ' "."." A vigorous cavalry and artillery fight took place this morning over Antietam creek, preparatory t the great expected conflict. The cavalry and artillery of Buford, aided by Kilpitrick on the left flink of the enemy, dis lodged him last evening from the Tillage of Beu evola, on the road from Bxmeboro to Hägers town, driving him two miles beyond Beitver creek This morning hharp skirmishing continued with ejual success until the enemy rented on a strong position near Funktown. their artillery w is then replaced by fresh batteries. To drta I the positions and locality of corps would he improper. It is bought the enemy will mike a vigorous stand To croas a portion of their forces would enable our army to attack with eae their rear, and they will probably rei.t, taking tbe chances of victory or disorganization. : LATta. The utmost actirity now prevails in the army of the Fotomoc. A deserter who come into our lines la?t night, reports that Lee has a single bridge across the Pffomoc river, neir Williamport, and has sucsuccee!ed in putting over ainunition and ciippliea, although he could not move his army over it with safety or expedition. He report Lee ns now fortified, his artillery placed and ready to give us bittle whenever we attack. He thinks Lee has about 5'),00i) effective men. They are utill hope ful of conquering ja, and thinks it was about an even thing at Gettysburg. The men in the Rebel army luxd not heard of the fall of Vicksburg. Le ia evidently driven to the wall, and will fislu hia men to the bitter end. Ger. Mende sajs.to meet and conquer an army l 5'J,0()0 veteran troops is a mo?t serious undertaking, the result being determined not by human mi?ht nlnne. Our cavalry drove a considerable force of th?ir scouts from in front of Boonsboro ag.iin last iiifiht, through and beyond Lh's neighborhood to .heir intrenchmrnts near Hagerstown. At 1(1 o'clock thU morning, the enemy held the riuht and our forces the left of Hagerstown. Heavy and rapid cannonading opened upon the Rebels and continued furaboutan liour, resulting only in driving them from the woods. From nesv York Xtw Yokk. Julv l . The Fteamer Continental, from New Orleans the 4 h, has arrived. Nothing new A correspondent of the Herald, writing from Greencasile the 3ih, say?: I hare been inside the Rebel lines to Hagerstown The Rebel trains are nearly all at Williamsport The Rebels m de two ineffectual attempts to crof the Potomac, with a loss of 5(J men. They tried to swim their horses across above Lear Spring. Some of the horse were drowned, ami a few reached the opposite fhore The Rebel line extendi fioro Hagerstown to St. Paul Church, west of Harerstown. They occupy all the hights around Hagerstown, and are throwing up earihoika. The Rei.eis thieatcn to mc-s into the army all copperheads, and are stea'ing horses. fhe. II ota hi' Washington dispatch gives the President's reply to the Louisiana planjers who petitioned the President for authority to elect Federal and State officer under the existing Constitution; but does not favor it, s a respectable portion ol the people of Louiaua contemplate holding a convention to amend ;he State Constitution. Also does not see how it could facilitate our military operations in Louisiana, and might be used to embarrass tlieoi. It etincludes by saying that the people of Louisiana shall not lack opportunity for a fair election of Federal and State officers. The same correspondent says: The question of peice is alreidy considered in Cabinet circle, and we are in the midst of a Cab inet crisis, growing out of a proposition by several for a Presidential proclirnation offering amncKty to the people of the South, suspending the liabilities of contUcatiou, and offering a full pardon in person and property to the people South, excepting military and civil leaders. Seward pugce-ts that the.-e should be allowed their property, but be Ineligible to office. Bates and Blair favor the proposition, aa modified. Stanton and Chase oppoe it. It is supposed Welles is against it. The President has no yet expressed an opinion. ; The same correspondent assamss to know of Stepbens rais-non. He ays it was tbe intention of D aristo offer a plan for peace, including the restoration of the Urdon, on the terms of Hunter's ppeech previous to the rebellion, in fact to hare separate Governments North and South but only one President. This was to take the negro out of national politics. A special to the Times dated Antietam Bridge, July 10. savs: Our cavalry forced the Rebel'i adrance back to Funkstown on the right and beyond Bakets ville on the left. The enemy is in force and shows fight and there will probable be a battle to morrow. r rom Dooneaboro BoovtsBoao, July 11. Tbe two armies are confronting each other. The Rebel line extends to the river. Night Report From ITaahingfon WassiyoTOsr, July 11. The following baa been received at the Headquarters of tbe array here: HixtXA, Ana., July 5. To Major General II. W. Halleck: We encountered the enemy, 15,000 strong, under Gens Holmes, Price, Marmaduke and others, on the morning of the 4th of July, and whipped tbem handsomely. We have captured 1,000 prisoners, 1 00 stand of arms and two colors. Our total loss will not exceed 150. The eneray'alosse are tery aercre. not leas thaa 2,500 in killed wounded and prisoners. B. M. PaxxTias. Maj. Gen. From at. Lewie. 8t. Lorit. Joly 11 The evening edition of the Democrat publishes the following: William McKee, senior proprietor of this paper, was put under arrest last evening by order of Gen. Schofield. Tbe pro cods for the arrest are, we learn, the publication of the letter of President Lincoln t Oen. Schofield eiplalabg

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..... . - j .... . ' . " . ' . . v -v vi...'-, -- for reluming to st.it e in what manner such letter Came into hi hands. We have only at present to say that, under tbe circumstances, we regard this a foolish and cn warrantable proceeding. . Mr. McKee reported himself at headquarter this morning and professed his wil!lrpr,e-s to exonerate every officer in tbe department from any knowledge in tbe matter of the publication, believing thia to be due to certain persons on tbe department staff. . , , No further rrogreM up to this writing lnibeea made in the case. Vr.-McKee ia en piravL From new York Nr.w Vobk. Jnly 11 A Frederick special of the 10th to tbe Tribune aaya: Trustworthy information etate the Rebels bare a pontoon .bridge. et t frrttn Martimborg, Lee is now crossing his army at Falling Waters. We drove their picket in this morning to 8t. Joseph Collece, on the Downsville road. We captured 1,000 prisoners, motly Georgians, vet'rilJ' . - ........ 'Another special to the Tribune, dated Boones boro.today.Mja:, . . . 4 . v, This mornrng at daylight the enemy abandoned tbe line of the Antietam and retreated toward Williamsport. Citizen report that Rebel General told them there would be no fighting unless at Williams port. Rebel pickets are still on the Hagerstown pike thia pMe of Funka'own. Before night Gen. Meade will know whether the Rebels will fight or retire. He his his forces ready to be uaed a may be necessary, Ro ids are in good condition and weither fine. Forty fire men of the 6 Jj corp. were wounded ye-terday. The Pth ia the only corps that wm engaged. The entire nrmj is burning with real to be led against the enemy. tATta Since the above dispatch was written apparently trustworthy information comes in that the main body of Lee's army has fallen back into position on the neck of land opposite Falling Waters. From the Arror of trie Fotoruac Headquaktirh Abmt t the Potomac, July 1 1 . 1 here h s bieti no fighting to day beyond a few nninirvirtant skirmishes. Gen. Meade's forces re in a petition to advance and give battle when the proper time arrives. '. Front San I rnttrmco. Sax FKAXcie , July 10 The Democratic State Convention nominaled Ex Governor Downie lor Governor and ndopte.1 a plat form itnilar to that of the Seymour Democrats of the -State of New York. From naltintore. Baltimore, July 11. The American has the following special, dated Boonsboro, Julv 11, 9 A. M.: All quiet at the front thia morning. - During last night the Rebels entirely changed their lines, abandoning their poi'ion on the right from Funkton to. Haperstonn, and falling back lo James' College, four mile from the river, t There does, not appear tote much prospect of a genera! engagement to day.' Our cavalry is at work feeling the new Rebel lines. Fence Fropoattlon. Nr.w Yobk, July 11. The Herald has the following: The President has not ex preßte J hi opinion, but his recent speech would seem to indicate he is in f.tvor of trjing to m ike good his promise of freeing the s'a es before consulting to a peace. A number of leading. Republicans, s.iys the cor-resp-ftident; have arranged a 'programme, lo be subnvlted to the President to morrow, under which they are willing that peace ehall be re stored. It en.hnces the following points, laid to have been suggested by Mr. Chse: 1. That daverv fhall cease in the whole of the United St itos after 1716, the minors at that time to remain slaves until SI years of age, and slaves over 40 years old to have the option of their freedom or renrvtin with their mabters. Provision is made for the loyal slave State, they receivinc compensation for their manumitted negroes; but no compensation will be allowed to the Rebel States. 2 A convention shall be called with a vie to revie the Constitution of the United State, by striking out the 350th provision, recognizing slarei as a baeia of representation, and providing for the emancipation of the slaves in accordance with the above programme. From Woods? Hole Wood' Hols. Mass. July II Tbe U. S. afeamer Ranger has arrived here. She spoke, on the 10th inst . steimer M iry Ann Hayden, with the crew of the Reizie aboard. The Capt. of the Reizie reports that on the 8th inst he saw bik rigged Rebel steamer steering for a brig, which short 1 afterward hove to. The pirate in n few moments came up with and fired her. The re'el Meamer then steered fur us, when we took to our boats with wht effects we could gather and started for theland. When two miles away we saw her on fire, and the pirate steaming off. Sunday Xilit Dispatcher. The Morgan IIa Id. Cixcixxati .Tiit 12. The Morgan raid to night reiched within seien miles of tbe Ohio line. Some bridges on the Ohio and Mississippi road between Cochran and Noith Vernon have been destroyed. To-day the Rebels approached the Indianapolis and Cincinnati road, near Sunman's, where they were mef by a regiment of militia and driTen back. This perhaps was only a pruill body. The main force appears to be m iking for Aurora and Lawreoceburg. Frm !ew York. New Yosa, July 12 A Hagerstown dispatch of the 11th to the Herald savs: A fight commenced near Sharpsburg yesterday at daylight and continued till 6 o'clock in the erening, when Longf-treet's division evinced confusion, and our army drove them some miles The engagement was brought on by Kilpatrick, who, finding the Rebels on Thursday too strong, waitefor reinforcements. Tbe battle was fought by only a portiou of oar army. The Rebels fought steidily at first, but wildly at last, as if their ammunition was exhausted. Our cavalry and artillery destroyed a pontoon bridge, to the consternation of the" Rebels, as they were about to cross, -r . , - The Rebels evacuated this town at midnightLee, Longatreel and Ewell being the last offi cers to leave. I have reliable information that the rebels re treated to Williamsport. where they hope to make another stand . ... There has been several alight kirmishea on Antietam. Gen. Couch 'e forces are sdrancing. A MiddletowD, Md., dUoatch to the Herald says: From information by a person who has been in the rebel lines at Funkstown. the rebels were tearing bouses to pieces to construct pontoons. Rebel soldiers express littie hope of crosalng the Potomoc. They were anxious about their trains for fire days, snd were diheartend. " A Hamburg special says: Antietam river ia much swollen, which probably has delayed Meade ia attacking the Rebels. Our army is stronger than when at Gettysburg. A dispatch to the Herald dated Headquarters, July 10. says: r Our army la within a few miles of tbe enemy. Tbe Herald states that important military movements in progress indicate tbe polier of tbe Government to follow up rigorously ear successes and drive the rebellion to tbe walL Oar Government has notified the Rebels that tbe execution of the two officers selected at Richmond will be retaliated most severely. . The New York Sunday Mercury has a Washington dispatch intimating that Lee has escaped across the Potomac From flat Umore. . . 'BÄiTixotz, July 12 The American's special dated headquarters, Saturday night, says: The position of the army is essentially unchanged. There has been no fighting to day. Tbe enemy changed their picket lice this morning, girinr rise to the report that they bad abandoned Funkstown. which was magnified into a full retreat and escape over the river. They were still in the same position and in force. Our pickets are now close to Tunltstown, and all along the line in immediate proximity to tbe enemy. Gen. Meade has his forces all in position and everything seems ready to receive or deliver an aUack. Our amy U ia first rate spirits and eaored into position with cheers.

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tent of country lor food and lorr.ge. A Special dispatch to the Atreric-u says: All is quiet this morcicg. It is reported that the Rebels are retreatisg toward Ii a& cock. AU looks weil. A Ilarriiburg dispatch gtes report, that Gen. Siegel baa beeo ap poiuUd to the command of tbe PcasiflrsLi eiiiüa in tbt iaaediite ad. ; From TlcCoanelaourc. : Mi ifcCoirxtusuia?. Jufv 11. An escaped trisenerwKoleit the jebel line thia morning arrived this evening. The Rebels are busily engaged hi fortifying and preparing for a deaperate reeiatance. Their main line of works was about a mile this side of Hagerstown. A battle was expected on Sunday. COMMERCIAL. Iv t Olnclnnafl Markei. CiJtcmifATi, Joly 11. Flour dull and prices nominally unchanged. Wheat unchanged There is a good demand for red at $1 to I 02. but not much for whte. Corn firm at 57c. Oat in active demand at C4e in bulk. Rye dull at 74 (275c. , Whhdcy advanced to 41 )e. - 1 Nothing done in mesa pork or lard. Plain hama sold at 6c; supply very light. Groceries dull and prices nominal. Gold 31, ailver 20. Exchange steady at premium. ""wawaSaaWaBBaiS eiSBBBsaaaaaaaawaSa f Vara Tlarkrl. New Tor, July 11. Flour dull and hear? and declining; $5 4' 5 60 for extra State. $5 755 6t for extra round hoop Ohio, market closing w"th no bajera at out side rri. ' WhUky dull and drooping at 45j46, chiefly at it ti le price. - " Wheat dull and l(32;lr,wer: 1 I4ai 25 for Chicago spring, $1 (a,! 31 for winter ml west ern,$l W&l 42 lr amber Mithigan. Corn opened firm and 1. sed duil and Leay at G5(3 C$c for m;xed western, chiefly at inside price, 70c for wotern .yeUow. Wool quiet and pricea unchanged. Pork opened quirt and stealy and closed a shade easier; $11 bl4 ftr old mess. $13 83(314 for new ine. $12 125 lor eld and new prime, $13 5i(i16 tor Lew prime mess. Beef heavy. Mo'iey active at 6(27 on call. Sterling dull and drooping- m 115(4 145 for first clahs bills. J told low er at s-ss Icciinmg to Jl , and cloning qntct at 3llGl-8'. TOMQ STONES. MARBLE WORKS, 5 r2S O O O ir. O B 1 fffr!U)4,RiTiTR I 7E KEF.P 0!t n knu A'D MAKE TO ORDER. ALL w kiodi of Marb'.e Slaoumrntk acl Grave Ftccee. carve to order, with i1c;r". emblen, er levfce that maj be wantit. Tbose tcrirtag' anrtLtrg iu enr tlae wijl do well to g ve a a call, as we use oona but the lt materUU and Insure al wwk. ch31-4XwlyQ VERMIN EXTERMINATOR. For ltatf .tllce lloaclie, Ante Bed flugr Tlotha In Für Uoaltnit Vc. Inaecta on llnnt S'oavl animal. Ac. i Put uptn 2.e. öOc, aiil fl OO Kk, 1Wtt ao! Packa $3 anl f3 siz- f'T Wmrt.H, Prai ic lstsrirrT, Ac MtrlTlnfalliUt r trcdits kaowrFree from lMsoi." "Xut tai.rroaa to tUe ll'imii KauUl.v." "Ra(come out of tbeir bclea to J;." t XQSyld Wholesale iu a!i large rltl-. gtTfoId by allUacuiibTsani Prrauras eTerywhere. j f3V:ßcwaü!of all wortbleM iteitatton. I g5jSee that VoaTAa's name t? cd each Bex, Bot j i tie aai Ela.-k, txtce yn buy. tnylrtk- HKMtY It. OSTAIl. gjjyPamira. Ipot, 4M HaoapAT, N. T. Sys0iJbr BKOWMNüi SLO.N aud VT. K.X ICKERS. ,.rlioIea!eand RttaM .-ts, l-riinaHs.l!.i. eb'.X GUARDIAN SALES. Sale of Valuable Real Estate. f wauK ntArT&r&e-l, iu pur.uarte wiili au uHer cf tba 1 Common Flea Court of Marion County, made at tba Jane tern, tu tbe jaar 1863. will, on ib ISth fay of July, in tbe rear 1C3, wll, for tL bightrtaM beat price be CA3 jret, tbe Mloaicr real estate, Mtuated ia tcdiaoapolis. Mri"ti eunty, belonjrtn to Kat f. and Jenny W. Keid that Js to s.y. parts of lots 17 ar.d is, fa square 81, bounded a fcüowc CoreTnendnj at a point ea Eaat rrwrt one hundred ar.J ten fr.t from tbe aoorbcat corner of aaM vquare (SI), tbeoce mnntar north along Eaat street 70 ftct to an alley, tket.ee west aircr sali a"y coe hnodred cd one feet (I'M), tbeae toi'h TS feet, tbeoca cart one ban-red ael ont feet to tbe rlace of becutari with all the iaproveTcenU. Tl3 property cannot be soil fr less t-an $5.700, that bein; th appraised ralaa thereof. Tbe terms of sale wfTI be eee-t!i!rd cab iu band ob dar of stir; the residue In two eil paTtuects In cos aod two jaar, witb rnuret. aercred by raortafa on tt premiaea. Tbc tttle I bcyocd any question. Ja24-d4wt! JOHX VT. UtlD, Gaaaa, tc ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. rwxuz cxDr.Rstoan. admixistratok or tue l aatate of Xicbaal Bwerf, lat of Xartoa Ccaasty, lafluna, deceasod. will kII at public ialt. on Tuesday, the 7th ef July, at tb lue r cider c of tatd decadent, ia Kl Townabip, Const y and State aforveatd, dc foUoartns; dascribed peraoaal pre petty te-it: fHa Raner Tfcrfshis Macb'ne. CraJeÜn L-rtu CrcaaCut6aw Barrel. Iron, Frengb" and of ber arriclea I too tadiooa to tnaation. t Sate to commerce at is o cioca A. a. of aaM Say. TsawaerSALX All sum ef $3 and unfiar ta be pai4 taeaaa, aad all annas eT SS a cradit of ter aaaaxha wiu be rtvea, tbi parcbaaer cr parcbaers rMnr tbelr nou witb good aecmity, waMng relief frues a aluatioo aa4 appralaement law, bearing tnureat froea a-a tau PVXIKLMETEU, Juael&-3tw AdaroUtrater. LICENSE Notice of Application for Vt cess T0TICE IS REMBTGITE5 THAT I WTTLL ArTLY i M ta th Board of CotnmiiIoner of Varioc ewnnty, Indna, at tbetr next tern. 133. for a lirca to tail rctoxicaUug liqnors in a Iea quantity tbaa a qaart at ai!m, witb tba privilege of allowing tbe taa ta be dra&k oa my pretalaea, for one year. My pUea af bwaroaai aa4 tb premiaea whereon eaid Lqaors art to be sold and draox ara locat4 oa Uu 5ea. 4 aaJ A, tn aqnaxe . (1. on Eaat Waabtagtoa stract. la tniia&apolla, ta Ca&ter toarnsbrp, ta Marten cenaty, Indiana. JalytVwSt ALL13T BlQWy. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. rOTICE IS HEKIBT GFVEJi THAT TUX CXDEX8I1XED bat been aped Executor ef the last n! ef Jonas Bsffaua, (with the will a&ntaedj tar of Mari Cvanty. Indiana, deceased. Bald ratal la tmm pe-ed te be aoiviit. Hi VIP Mr TT. Janl-w5f Xaeeoter.

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