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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

The Operations An Western Virginia..
The official report Of Gen. MCCLELLAN shows
. complete victory for the Federal forces At the
battle of Rich Mountain The gallantry and sf
fciency Of the Indiana regiments upon this occs-
sion. reflect the highest credit upon the State.
The credit Of the success in the Rich Mountain
engagement is eniinenty due 10 the gallant Tenth
Regiment, under command Of Col. MANSON. The
Confederates. in large force, under Col. GAaSrrr,
rstreated from their encamPment near Beverly,
toward st. George. They are followed BY the
Brigade of Gen MoRas The forces under com
nand of Gen. HILL at Rowlesburg, reinforced by
two Pennsylvania regiments from Cumberland.
are expected to cut of the retreat of GAaxxrrs
forces at either ST. George or West Union. The
stragetic skill and energetic movements of Gen
MCCLELLAN display military ability Of the hishes.
order. and promise not only vigorous, but sue
eessful prosecution of the war in the department
entrusted to him. No general has ever had finer
army under his command, and with few months
discipline it would be unsurpassed, il il could be
squalled, for soldierly qualities. We may look
hourly for stirring news from the opposing forces
Of MCCLELLAN and GARSErr.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
CONVERSATIONAL.

WAsHSorus, Saturday July II, 1851
SENATE-Mr Halo introduced bill pro
vidng for an Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
which was referred.
dentias of Senators elect in Virginia, viz: w. T.
Wiley, in place Of Mason, and J. s. Carlisle. in
place of Hunter.
Mr. Johnson said he looked upon it As favor
able omen for the return of Virginia to this body
Mr.. Bayard protested against the admission OF
these gentlemen in place of Senators whose time
had not expired. He moved to refer the creden-
sals to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Salisbury also objected to their admission.
and wanted the question referred.
Mr.. Hale said it was recognizing true and loyal
men. There was no precedent because the world
never saw such state Of things. This was no
time TO stand on ceremony. 1t Was question OF
lie or death with the Government. The Senate
must meet the issue here and everywhere. The
people were impatient now and he feared il would
turn to indignation if the Senate refused to re.
ceiye them. He said there could be no compro-
mise but the Constitution of TIE United Statsc.
MIR. Powell wished TO enter his protest against
the admission of these men. II looked like over
throwing the Constitution
Mr.. Latham said he had supposed at first that
the western portion Of Virginia had seeded. In
that case he prepared to oppose it. He would
not recognize in any way this most damnable
doctrine of secession that a government was eve,
afflicted. But this not the case Here va,
the great State of Virginia. and the Legislature
was regularly elected, and the Senate was bound
10 admit these Senators from Virginia.
Mr.. Ssulsberry said he wished il distinctly un
derstood that he had no sympathy with the eI
PEELED Senators, for he believed with the Senato
from California, that the doctrine of secession
was a most damnabls one, and leading to most
dangerous results.
The discussion vas carried on BY johnson o
Tennessee, Saulsberry, Bayard and Ten Eyck
70 some length.
Mr.. Powell asked for the ayes and nays.
Mr.. Ten Eyck said he was glad the Senate
from Kentucky (Mr. Powcll.) had asked tor tn
ayes and nays.
The Senator put himself forward as the cham
pion Of the Constitution and arraignsd the Pres
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

On Monday. the sth Of July, Mr. Lovuor in
reduced into the House the following rssolu-
lions:
ResOlsed. That in the Judgment Of this House
it 10 no part Of the duty Of the soldiers of the
United States to capture and return fugitive
slaves.
Resoloed, That the Judiciary Committee De in
structsd to enquire into the expediency Of the
repeal of the Law called the fugitive slave law.
On the test vote. (the laying them upon the
table, the Indiana delegation voted as follows:
Aessrs. CotsAx. JULIAN. MITCHELL. PoErr..
sHASKs and WHITE for the resolutions, and
Messrs. CRAvKSs. Dunn. Holman. Law and
yOORHrrs against them Subsequently the first
resolution was adopted BY the House.
When the army bill was under discussion In
the House the telegraph reports as follows:
"Mr Vallandigham offered proyiso TO the
BILL that no part of the money appropriated be
used for the employment Of forces for subjagaf-
Tng any Of the States, and holding thsm az con
quered provinces; or for interfering tcth Slarery
IN any State He offered this to disabuss the
minds of those who thought this the purpose of
the war. tn: amendment icas rejected"
We notice. also. that Mr.. TRuNsrLI 10 reported
TO have said in the Senate that he should be IN
willing that the war should cease until slavery
was abolished in the seeded States.
The people have been led TO understand that
the object Of the Administration in calling out the
forces was to maintain the integrity Of the Gov
eminent, indicate the honor Of the flag. and to
enforce the Constitution and the laws Such q
war would be of short duration, and would have
the general sympathy the Northern people, and
even a respectable number in the South. But If
the object be to war upon the Constitution. and
70 strike down the rights and institutions guaran-
tsed BY that instrument alike to the loyal and dis
loyal people Of the seeded States, IL will present
new issue to the country. II it be the purpose
of the Government to interfere with slavery In any
State, the result must be 20 unite the people of
she States, even in those where majority of them
are for the Union, and whose institutions IRE all
based upon the system of domestic servitude- In
such a contingency who can doubt but the war
will be long. bitter ssnguinazy. and that il viii
exhaust the resources and energies Of the whole
sounTy!
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Br rxLsoRArH.I
New York Market.


NKw YosK, Saturday, July Is.
flour less active and market heavy and Sc lower: 70
so Tor uPerhne STATE the latter price very choice;
WssterE IS 9094 rs for common 10 medium extra
Western: 81 1904 20 for shipping brand. ..tr. round
hoop Ohio; - s596 trade brands do mari AZ
closing dull with downward tendency.
Whisky inactive and the demand little better prices
l6c
Wheat less active and scarcely firm. prices are
generally without important change: sound spring scarce
and brings about previous prices inferior Canada club
ssc Chicago spring 6eeS3c; Northwestern club sS9soc
the latter iCr very handsome; Racine
Milwaukee club 7S992c; choice amber Iowa 90 ! I93c;
winter red Western 81 o7Sl OF; Northwestern amber
Jersey Isl very choice new amber Delaware 81 400
20 red Michigan 81 10.
Rye steady; Western 45B50c; State sse.
Barley and barley-malt nomnay unchanged.
Corn scarcely 80 active and shade lower: 3s&xae for
inferior TO common new mixed Western; x3&s for good
and prime do.;52 NC for sound yellow
Oats In moderate request At 2592sc for Western, and
Canadian; 25a30c for State.
Porka shade hrmer with. however ,nlv . noder,t.
business doing; sic for mess; tlo II for prime.
beei steady with moderate business doing. sales Al
<g& SO for prime; s545 so for NESS Ssl0 so for
packed mess; $40 509ll so for ness prime mes,
beef continues duh and nominal.
Beef hams are in moderate request good Western sell
Cut meats dull; small sales at q. eSH for shoulders
and sides.
Bacon dull and unchanged
Lard rules quiet and dull n s1Hsc.
Butter selling at TSlle for Ohio, and Tbeltc for
State.
Cheese steady at24s1c
sugar-Raw less active and scarcely nrm: Cuba *
05xe; Porto Rico 595fc; Havana 6De. ltf
e2sc.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
sHEEr Ayp LAMBS

Have been slow and prices favored the buys
25c per head for sheep and SOC per head lamb
the close, however, there is improvement and tn
offerings are nearly all closed out Our quotations AZ
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

LOUISVILLE, July l3.-The Journal has . let
ter saving that the trains on the Nashville end oil
the railroad have been busy transporting soldiers
from Camp Chesthan to East Tennessee. Ii is
thought that the sudden irrupion Of soldiers will
find East Tennessee unprepared.
The Journal says recruiting for the Southern
Confederacy is going on in all counties irnmedi-
atey surrounding Frankfort.
The same paper has letter saying that trains
Of wagons heavily loaded with provisions pass
Bowling Green daily, coming all the way from
Louisville.
The Surveyor Of the port Of New Albany says
the blockade has not been raised there. The re
striction on -four and grain is partly removed.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Our Army espendenee--.An En-
gagemens By the 10th Regiment.
yrrcrxra
July Z, 1857.

q y
DEAR SESrIsEL--We received intellig
from our different scouts that there were 700
rebels encamped at this place. committing depre-
dations upon the Union men in this section Of
country We, upon the receipt Of the intelligence.
struck our and took mp the line of march for
shis place, a distance OF fifteen miles, with our
gallant Colonel mt the head of the column. The
men were eager to meet the rebels. and accom-
plished the march in three hours. over noun
famous road On our arrival here we were NOR
tilted to find that the rebels had gone 10 the noun
tains short time in advance OF US On the Ord
inst, Lieutenants HogelAnd and shorsIe received
orders to scout the roads leading south from this
place and toward Huttonsyile At the head Of
50 brave Indiana boys they went their way re-
joicing. Learning that there were 800 secession
lists in arms at jacksonville, notwithstanding the
earnest entreaties of Union men whom they met
on the way to retreat, the rebels had superior
force, they needed not, but bravely pressed for
ward. They reached the rebel camp at about 3
o'clock A. NJ, and fred upon them, wounding
two at the second FIRE. The rebels fed in confu-
sion to the mountains The number killed was
not ascertained- Six prisoners were taken in the
expedition, with a fine horse and ten stand OF
arms They have come to the sensible conclu-
sion that the Indiana BOYS of the 10Th Regiment
are not to be fooled, if they are in the hills OF
Western Virginia.
Very respectfully. ~-1
JoHs NJ. DoUGLAs,
Sergeant Major 10Th Regiment.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

Bosrox, July ia French man-ofwar steam
Or, with the Admiral on board. arrived at Halifax
on the 9Th of July. and is awaiting the arrival Of
FIVE or six French men of war. which shortly
expected, when the feet viii depart for Southern
waters.
The frigate Vincennes sailed this morning. with
orders to look after the privatesr JEFF. Davis.
A gentleman, just from New Orleans. reports
that the rebels have taken . powerful tug and
covered her with railroad iron. putting her ma
chinery below the water line. They had also
built iron boat, very sharp, with sharp point
below the water, and is intended TO run down U.
s. yessels IS
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Prom AIexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, July IA deserter from the
Confederate army was brought to headquarters
last nigh. He was a resident of Madison. Ind.
named W. A. Wilson. until last spring when he
went to Louisiana and entered the 9th louisiana
regiment, which was about leaving for Virginia
and awaited his chance to get among his friends
by desertion. He gives very intelligent informa-
ton regarding the enemy. There we're 1000
troops at Fairfax station Yesterday morning, in
GLIDING the Louisiana regiment.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
From Fortre.. Monroe.

FoRrREs, MoSRoE, July l3.-The Confede-
rates confess the loss Of two officers killed in the
encounter with Hawkins Zouaves. and $50 of
their troops. a few days ago, near Newport News.
One of them was Col Derlesse.
One of Normandy's evaporators is being put in
operation at the Fortress which will produce from
the sea !. 900 gallons Of fresh water per day.
The examination Of Col. Allen for disregard
ing Gen. Buffers safeguard. began Yesterday.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

FRox Car MoRroS.-Dr. Kitchen. the wor.
shy surgeon. report. to that the health at Camp
Morton is nov exceedingly excellent. Fify fns
athletic young gentlemen were dispatched after
the inspection Of DR.. Kitchen. day before yestsr
day, TO the seat of war. The Doctor tells Us
that probably more will be started soon. and As
Q medical man. he assures that he will see that
sys-y thing Is al right with them.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17


The GROWTH OF THE UNITED SrArxs has been
about3 per cent. per annum. while the increase Of
the Mexican Mustang Liniment has been from
20 to 30 per cent, showing the estimation and
increasing popularity of this invaluable article.
Ii has, no doub., saved the country half million
q year in horses and cattle alone. while for hn-
man ailments, such as bruises, stiff joints, rheu-
matism, pains, cuts, burns, bites, caked breasts,
&c, it has no equal. Did you ever see it tried
without success upon either man or beastf IL
should always be kept in every house and stable.
Accidents will occur. Promptness is efficacy
But be particular and buy of none but respecta-
bic dealers. Sec that every wnpper bears the
signature of d. s. BAzSrs, Proprietor. and G. W..
wursxoox, Chemist. and the precautionary
words Trade" mark, in two Medallions Of the
Federal Currency. .---
Sold ut 25 cents, so cents and 81 per bottle, by
all respectable dealers throughout the ha1itable
rlobe DIS. BARNES 4 CO.,
may2O-d&w2m New York.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

INV YoRK, July 4.-The steamer Columbia
from Havana reports the pirate steamer Sumter
arrived at Cienfugos bringing several prizes. The
Sumter LEFT the next day with supplies of coal
and water ~ w. rsas 81
Sugars at Havana were active, and molassss
quiet. ESQ. ... .--
The Hereid's dispatches say advices fron
the squadron off Charleston say il 10 now i'm
possible for vessels to run the blockade
The HeYstd has an account Of the occupation
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
NOTIONS, &C.
WATER GOVERNORS.
SAVE YOUR LIVES AND PROPERTY
By APPLYING ONE OF
SANDERSON & STANTON'S

FuNHs MACHINE is SIMPLE IN IT'S CONSTRUCTION,
is liable to out Of ordei keeps the water al
hight in the boier-be the evaporation much
te-is sure water guage and low water detector In
Of obstruction in the pump water pipes One
Of these machines has been thoroughly tested the boiler
the machinery of the Indiana State Sentinel
Office. The public invited to call and examine 1t for
themselves. For further particulars inquire Of
l. LEWIS, Spencer House,
indianapolis Indiana
From the trial Of the above machine the boiler In
Office are satisfied II will perform all that Is claimed
for and that IL will be highly priced by any who IT,
BINGHAM, DOUGHTY CO.,
Proprfetors State Sentinel.
We, the undersigned, employed in the Sentinel Office,
having thoroughly tested Sandersons Boiler Feeder
Water Guage entirely satisfied with its operation
and would recommend all persons using boilers. TO pur
chase ssnderson's. J.R. APPLETON,
Foreman Press-room.
msyl-dkvtf TRUMAN CURTIS, Engineer.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

JUST PUBLISHED on THE NATURE, TREATMENT
AND RADICAL CURE OF sPERMAToRRHEA, or Semi
nal Weakness Sexual Debility Nervousness Involuntary
Emissions aud mpotency resulting from self-sbuse &c
ny Robt }. Culverwel, NJ D. Sent under sea. In plain
envelope to any address. post paid, receipt Of two
stamps by Dr. CHAs.J.C. KLINE III Bowery, New York
Postofics Box, No. 1855. mch22-tkw3n
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

TIE HoosrxH WooLKS FAoroRr.-Caps O. W.
Gsisendortf informs Us that At this famous sstab
hshment business Il being pushed actively now
The firm is @. W. GeissndOrff B Co. They have,
for army contracts. the fitting out aud uhifOrming
Of shrsethOusand men. They have the most Of the
work in this CITY to do for other contractors.
They run their mill day and night. They en-
ploy two ssts Of hands. and do not stop even for
neal time. The Msssrs. Geissndorf Co. are
among the most patriotic a. well AZ snterpraing
If our citizsus
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
From ROstOU.

last night in search of the privateer JEFF Davis.
The Massachusetts, 81 100000 loan received
bids from par to per cent No bid was accept
ed under - per cent, and the total bid about
81, 800 900.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

STATE or INDIANA, MARION COUNT, So
- Circuit Court Of Marion county, IN thr 81
ofindisns, September Term. A. D., lssl.-Helen =.
re- Alfred r. Jones
Be it known. That this twenty sixth day VI ~,
the year 1861, the above named plaintiff by her ss,
lied In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Marion circui ID
hercomplaint against said defendant, in the show
cause together with q AFFIDAVIT o. competent Il
diana.
Said defendant 10, therefore hereby notified Ct &c
and pendeney Of said complaint against him, a. -.
be appear and answer or demur thereto, az the CO.
said cause the second day ofthe next term ofex
to be begun and held at the Court hou-s IN the g.
Indianapolis, the fourth Monday In September
complaint and the matters and things therein
and alleged, will be heard and determined in he ALL
JOHN g. NEW Cle5
7. d. 4 r. l. WALrsrs, Attorneys Tor p1sin,ic.
fuvs
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

LYON Rec Mr. Kh4zen, Pastor Of Roberto Czapel !
bDsAxAroLrs, October 6, 1857.
On. G. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: ! have used
your Blood Purifier for nervous affection, from
which have suffered much at times While il
is pleasant to the taste, u certainly has a + ppy
effect upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks
for your kind regards. and believe me
Yours. J. W. T. scuvLLES.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

OF Fairfax Courthouse by 900 Union troops
and squad of cavalry.
The rebels left "a horses.
The Tribunss dispatch contradicts the above,
and says that no such information has reached
headquarters.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Gfltsrapbit Arhs.



BEvKRLr, Va, July u Yesterday morning
Gen. Mcclellan ordered four regiments, the
9th 10Th and 18th Indiana volunteers and the
18th Ohio. to proceed along the line of the hills
southeast Of the enemy's emit enched camp to the
Beverly road where il crosses Rich Mountain,
two miles east Of the enemy position with orders
to advance along the Beverly road and attack
the east side of the works. Gen. Mcclellan =
brigade prepared to assault the west side as soon
as the firing should announce the commencement
Of the attack.
The capture Of q courier. who mistook the
road through the snsmy's camp for that of our
trosps. placed the enemy in possession of the
movement
When Gen. Rosecrans reached the Beverly
road at p. NJ. after n most exhaustive march
over the mountains. he found the enemy posted
on the opposite side OF the road about eight hun
drsd strong. with two cannon. holding a strong
position. partially fortified.
An engagement instantly took place and con-
tinusd thrse-quartsrs Of an hour, when the rebels
were totally routed, with loss of 800 men, in
sudng 10 officers and both cannon.
About IS killed and rs wounded fell into our
hands, ond $50 others prisoners
The road was between two hills, and our troops
descending a steep dsclivity. were greatly exposed
70 the FIRE of the enemy, who occupied the oppo-
site hill, and poured muketry, shot and shell upon
them. Aa a --'htte t+e- GA
Gen. Rossncran's column remained at the
place OF engagement during the night. General
Mcclellan was in position with his whole force
during the whole afternoon ready to make the
assaults, bus heard nothing from the other column
except distant 6reing. Early in the morning he
was proceeding to plant cannon upon An emf
hence commanding position of the rebel camp
and was making preparations to attack the
whole nest Of them in front, when il was
ascertained that the enemy had evacuated
the place in the night. moving toward Laurel Hill,
leaving few men, their sick, all their sick, all
their tents, cannon, camp squiPage, and trans
portstion.
A rapid march Was then msdeby Gen. AcClel-
Ian to Beverly. passing Gen. Rosscrans column
on the road, with instructions TO follow quickly.
At Beverly il Was ascertainsd that late in the day
the rebel forces at Laurel Hill had retreated,
moving towards Rooney. Our loss is not more
than eleven killed and thirty Eve wounded. The
above report il approved by Gen McClsllan.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17

LEGAL.

A DMISlsTRATOR's sALE.-HOtoe 10 hereby .issn
IN thai will sell at public auction on Saiardsy the
80 VI August next the residence Of Philip aCor
mick. deceased, in Lawrence township Marion culnty
Indiana, all bis personal properly, taken by II,
widow CONSISTING yftvo horses. nine mich cows on
Fat steer. sixty head Of stock hogs sors with yun,
pigs eight hs,d Of young cattle f~o-horse -agoc
and harness; wheat BY the bushel hay In the NOV
erosscut saw, farming ee hossshold and ki,cen coed
and furniture.
all three dClars the purchaser eisx a.
note with approved security. waving valuation sd e.
praisen ent laws Sums q three dollars aud under
IN hand Sale 10 eSnnlsncs 80 8 s'elOck A N
sANUEL Col.r
julylO-d3w rr AdmhsSsTittr
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
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Price IS cents per Box; Five Boxes for $l.0o
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of these remedies, but our space here will not
permit the insertion of them. The Agents below
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OF the above complaints, and the treatment that
should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put OF By unprincipled dealers with
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want the best aid there is for thsm, and they
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
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LOWELL, MASS.
Price Of pcr Bottle; Six Bottles for 81.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaints:
that il is entirely unnecessary for US to recount
the evidence of its virtues, wherever II has been
employed As il has long been in constant use
throughout this section, need not do more
than assure the people its quality is kept up to
the best il ever has been. and that it may be re
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
From Albany

ALBANY. July l3.-Gov. Morgan ordered Der
dams regiment Of sharp shooters 10 DO enrolled
and equipped.as soon A. possible. ~
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Prem New york.

NV YoRK, July l3-Ths North Star from
Aspinwall on the 5th has arrived She brings the
California mails of the 2lst of June. and 81 800
600 in treasure.