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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

- We call attention to the advertisement in
this days paper of Earl 4 Hatcher. wholesale
grocers of Lafayette. Their stock is immense.
and purchased at rates that will enable them to
sell to retail dealers To great advantage. Their
character as business men is well established and
widely known ia the State. and we have only to
say. that in quantity and quality of goods. no
house in Cincinnati or Louisville can beat them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

PRIcEs REppcKp.-M. II Good Is selling sum
mer dry goods at greatly reduced prices to make
room for his fall stock. For list of articles in
which bargains can be obtained see our adver
Using columns
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co.'s ~ z RCtAl.

New H0rk Market.
~ w. IL. ~

~ew York Market.
NV YoRK, july %.
r Flour less active and generally without change,
sales at 81 GOES 90 for superfne State: IS 25H
IS for extra State; 81 90@5 90 for superhne
Western: S. 45@5 50 tor common to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio: s. 6O(d6 so
for trade brands; market closing heavy, with no
BUYERS ut outside quotations.
Whisky firm: sales at 2Sh 629c
Wheat lc better with good export demand
The private accounts per the Etna are favorable:
sale OF Chicago spring at 81 1901 IL: Miwau-
kee club 81 l6al 81 = ;smber Iowa 81 220l -.
the after price tor choice to arrive; winter red
western IL 2sdl 80: amber Michigan 81 800
50: Canadian club 81 81: white Ohio & Sea-
81: white Kentucky 81 40; white Michigan
81 As
Corn is less active. and prices lie lower; sales
at Soc for old mixed Western; SEA soc for East
ern and 49@5lc for unsound.
Coffee firm and quiet.
Sugar-Rsw is firm; sales at slIdS3<c for
Cubs; s58(dl0c for New Orleans
MolasSe< firm: Porto Rico dc
PORK market opened quiet and closed shade
frmer and at fair demand; sales at $40 s11s@
III for mess; 50 for prime. and Sll for prime
mess.
Beef continues firm.
Butter selling at IO@l4c for Ohio and l0@l7c
for State
Cheese 4Gslsc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

On the Public Debt. Liability, and Expenditures, deliv
cred IN the House Of Representatives the 3oh OF June
lse2 Is published IN pamphlet Of pages Price
so cents per 100 coTses.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

geo aud zee the splendid panorama that ex
hibus at Masonic Hall Tor the last time tn night
Nothing that has been exhibited in our city com
pares with it,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

rs Shelby county. We understand. has one
company in camp for The 10Th regiment, and will
raise another. They raise soldiers, and good
ones, down in Shelby.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

e. The Board of Commissioners OF Hendricks
county has ordered bounty OF S21 10 be paid to
s,ch soldier sworn into the 10Th regiment iIom
taat county.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30
PIANO-FoRrES.

ALL WHO WISH To GET ELEGANT
fsns5p&S Rosewood Pianos. superior and nsish
are invited TO examine the Planes Of ChaS
n Stief, u baltimore, now on exhibit ion
II Mr.. >uiIsrns Ausi, Rooms in the Etna Building
Rooms open from A. NJ. I'LL Ga Pm.
Iy3-dly J. WILLIAM SvFFERN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

We have for sale the following valuable Documents
s SAX Democrats in every County aud Township in In
diana e club together and -end for them distribution
voorheesss Speeches
The speeches Of Hon d w. vooxHxss upon the anan-
his vindcasen Of his statements in that speech IN reply
TO the comments OF Mr. rswxs Of Massachusetts. These
speeches show from Republican record the expenditures
OF the Administration The Of the public iadebt
enes and the gross frauds by which that debt
increased. Published In pamphlet Of sixteen pages
and will be furnished ~ per hundred. and Slo per
thousand
Speech of atch IN I'd son, and address tn
the Democracy OF the United states.
The speech Of Hon A. RICHARDSON. Of Illinois,
posing the abolition schemes Of negro equality. and what
the tax payers paying for the experiment. In the
pamphlet lof eight pages Is the Address Of the
Democrats members Of Congress the ID mOcrscy Of
the United States, prepared by the Hon. W. A. RIcH.sn
son The intimate friend DOUGLAS Price
ten cents per dozen. atty per hundred and four
dollars per thousand.
Circulate the Documents.
These documents should be placed ia the hands Of
cry voter IN Indiana, they discuss IN mastery
ner subject which have deep for every citizen
who desires to preserve constitutional liberty aud per-
petuse the Union framed BY the Fathers Of the Re-
public.
the postage Is a a copy, aud this must pre-
eompanied with the ea,h, will be promptly attended to-
Address,
ELDER. DARKNESS 4 BINGHAM,
Ind Ind
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from Paipadeiphin.

PHILaDELPHIA. July 29.-Up TO this time
the private subscriptions % the bounty Of volun-
teers exclusive OF the railroad companies ant
TO x20c 600.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

- few dozen of Costar's Rat Exermina-
tors are for sale this Office at wholesale rates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

cB- There were police items or incidents
yesterday TO annoy interest the community.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

- Qdartermaster Lynch reports 500 recruits
for the 74th regiment az Greensburg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

IST OF ABSENT FNLISTED MEN OF THE 4sTH
Indiana Volunteers. notified that unless they send
the certificate OF Army deal Officer of their inaii
y to roin their Regiment within thirty days, they will
be reported deserters
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

For clear quill ice cream 60 TO Cunning
hams confectionery and arbor. on Illinois street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30
LIST OF ABSENT SOLDIERS.

A LIST UF AfSESTEks BELONGING TO THE s9th
n Indana Volunteers lu4antry, who have been noti
hei IN ob.deice General Hdsr No. ~ He4aqaarers
Army Of tie Mississippi. rdon the Regiment within
thirty days. 20 send Array Xedica OrceFs certificate
q his inability 10 dc -, oe reported deserter.
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Prom Coriutn.

CoRISrB. july 2S.-The steamer City Of AL
ton. on her way from Memphis fred into
twice Yesterday just before reaching Columbus.
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Campaign Sentinel.

The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will be
furnished for Three Months. during the Cam
paign. at
.5 CENTS A COPY.
~ Send In the names d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

sT- Lieut.. W. II. +. Randall has been ap-
pointed Assistant Adutant General, with the rank
of Captain, on the staff of Gen. Hacklemsn
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CHOCOLATE.
Established i'm 1850.

Established i'm 1850.
IL AKER'S PREMIUM CHOC0LATE.-PURE PRE-
II PARED Cocoa, BToma, French, Homeopathic and
Vanilla Chocolates warranted equal in quail and flavor
to the Paris Chocolates have stood the Of three
quarters of century, and pronounced by all who
have used them TO be superior to any other
Manufactured by w. Baker 4 Co.. their Mills, in Dor
chester Mass and for sale their Brarch Depot No.
2l7 Fulton street. New York City and by Grocers and
Dealers generally throughout the Union.
Address ii. l.. PIERCE,
iel0-d3m 2iT Fulton street. New York.
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.feard Of Cranile's DEATH but not officially.
The above is respectfully submitted a correct list Of
all absentees who have hecn notified to within 30
days, sen. an my Medical Officers certificate of their
inability to do So or be reported deseriers.
| have the honor to be, very respectfully. &c.
j. J. ALEX AMBER,
Col 5oth Ind Vol Infantry.
CAMP CLEAR CREEK. Mss, June 26rb. 1862 jy30-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

No. Of Commissioners Officers. 5; NOn-Commissionet
01ioers. 3. Privates, 80.
certify that this j. statement Of the absentee
from Companies OF my Regiment.
NJ COOLING Col. CONG.
y. DE- YEsEY, Adj'L jy30- dSt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

= IST OF ARSFNTEES Or rIIE ODD REGIMENT OF
IL Indiana Volunteers, notified TO rejoin their Regi
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PUBLIC NOTICE

TONIlNsON a C0A, Druggists, No.
u Last Washington street,
Have been appointed agents for the sale of
g AM ELS rUSSI T. AGO %,
TIE WONDERFUL GRANULUS, fNr the cure of Coughs,
Coles Sore Throat bronchitis. Wheeling, irritation of the
Ivua and Tcn>s, and Diseases OF the Lungs. Sold in
large boxes p cts. 81 and 81 each. nlsd6wly
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BAk ER Y.
J. L. NICKUM. HORACE PARROT.
NICKUM & PARROTS
tsUocEssoKs A. * j.. NETzGER,)
UNION STEAM EsAYa ERX


No IL NORTH PENNSYlNANI STREET
(Between Odd Fellows Hall and Post Ofice.)
Manufacturers of all kinds Of Crackers, CAKES Bread and
Pies, Wholesale aud Retail
7T7E manufacture and keep constant supply of the
w fo lowing articles:
CRACkER>-Butter Crackers. Picnic Crackers, Soda
Crackers, firah Crackers Crackbei Biscuits, Water
Crackers. Sugar Crackers Wine Crackers, Boston Crack
ers Cream Crackers. Ginger Crackers, etc.
CAKES of all kinds Plain and Ornamened.
All kinds Of Macoons end Tarts Jelly, Fancy. Ginger
ami sugar. Cakes &c &c.
Weddings anJ Parties furnished On
short Notice.
Us. CANDIES OF ALL KINDS.
DsIS- Orders for large quantities filed at low rates.
pta. Orders promptly filed, and delivered in the city
free of charge. jy2l-d2m
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By TELEGRAPH.
Ctnciunatt MARKET.
CINCINNATI, July %.
Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat declined &c and dull.
Oats 42c.
Rye 52c.
Corn advanced; sales mt SIC, and in active de-
mand.
Whskey 21c
Bacon shoulders sold to Government at 50 40;
nothing else done.
Gold declined 10 l5c
Silver dull nj &c.
Demand notices down to Sd all dull
Exchange declined to par selling aud "a dis
count buying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-17
A nj ERICAN WATCHES
FOR AMERICANS!
to sell, but not to keep time.

Why should an American euy foreign Watch,
when he can get o better and cheaper one at home?
Why should an American needlessy enrich
foreign Watch manufactures at the expense of our
own artisans!
Why should an American senG gold to Eng land
and France, our covert but bitter enemies, when
gold Is so much needed at home?
Why should an American buy an imported
Watch, which, In Zine cases out of ten, will cost
more to keep In order for ne year. than ts orig-
nal price, and which Was never intended to keep
time under any circumstances?
Why shouli Americans not patronize more
generally American manufactures, and thus ernsn-
cipate themselves from the thraldom of English
capital, French fashions, and Continental gev-
gavs?
The American Watch CompanJ's Watches are
particularly adapted for soldiers uss, beng most
substantially made, and rot liable to get ont of
order, either IN marching. riding, or fighting.
Sold by NJ w. GAIT & BRO, 354 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Washington.
WholeEa!e orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents of the American Watch Company,
fe 28-Im 1S2 Broadway, Y.
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A SkiTmlsh with Ashby's Cavalry.

WINCHESTER, March 15.-Gen. Hamilton yes
terday afternoon was waited upon by nearly all
the officers of the division, TO congratulate him on
his advancement, and also to express their pro-
found regard at the necessity for his departure
Pennsylvania regimental band gave him sere.
made, and the staff accompanied him as far as
Perryville.
This morning AshbY's Cavalry, with two guns,
were driven three miles beyond Newtown, by a
force OF artillery, infantry and cavalry. MANY
shells were thrown on both sides, but, as far as
known, nobody killed.
Captain E. T. Pendleton, Quartermaster of
Ashby's Cavalry, was captured yesterday morn
Ing.
The cars reached point three miles this side
Of Harper's Ferry to-day. The road was in the
worst possible condition, requiring extensive re-
pairs to be available for heavy transportation.
On several occasions obstTuctiens have been
placed on the track by the secessionists
Col Goodwin, Of the ID Massachusetts regi-
ment, has been appointed to command the brigade
vacated by the transfer Of Gen. Hamilton
All 10 quiet tonight
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Sailing Of Gem Feste's Gunboat and Mortar
Eleet down the MissiShippi river.

HICKMAN, Ky, March l5.-The powerful naval
expedition, composed Of the gunbOats Benton,
LouiSville, Cincinnati, Carondelet and Conestoga,
under Commodore Foote, left Cairo at O'Clock
this morning. At Columbus they were Joined by
the gunboats Pittsburg, st. Louis and Mound
City, making total Of eight gunboats, and Were
overtaken by eight mortar boats In tow Of four
steamers, with transports and ordnance boats.
The fleet arrived here at ~ O'Clock this after
noon. Mounted pickets Of the enemy were in
sight on the bluff on our arrival and two compa-
nies Of the 27th Illinois were sent after them, but
they escaped
strong Union feeling is manifested here.
An impression prevails that Island No. 10 will
net offer much resistance to our progress There
is said to be 600 rebel troops at Union, 1000 at
Humboldt, and Is, 900 In the vicinity Of island
No. TO-. Also, twelve heavy guns In the batteries
on the Island.
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PFentfceania.

; The Richmond Whig says that JEFF. Davis is
a small potato. We suppose that's the reason
the editor gives him a dig.
The rebel torpedOes, thus far, have proved
torpid.
Buckner is q liberal fellow. At Fort Donel-
son he proposed TO treat. Thank you, said
Grant, don't indulge.
Immediately in and around Bowling Green,
there are three or four thousand rebel car
cases scarcely half buried, and, unfortunately
for Bowling Green, dead rebels smell even
worse than live ones.
A Memphis paper publishes that whisky is
abundant and not dear in that city. This
gross falsehood is manifestly the last desperate
recourse for getting together in Memphis a
quorum Of the Legislature.
Beauregard and Price may fairly be consid-
cred as rivals for the title ofthe great evacua-
tor.
1t ia thought that John Bell ran away from
Nashville because hewas afraid of being caught
by some Bell-hanger.
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The Battle Of Pea Ridge.

ST LOUIS, March 16-A private letter received
yesterday from officers In General Curtis, armv
says that the rebels in force still In the rear OF
the Federal army, and another battle is socn
expected.
In the late fight at Sugar Greek, the fourth di
vision stood the brunt Of the battle. The 4th and
9th Iowa and the LIST and Sd Iowa batteries are
terribly cut up. One hundred and eig hty out of
five hundred In the 4th Iowa were killed and
wounded. Every field oticerin Dodge's brigade
was wounded. General Dodge had three horses
killed under him and one wounded. Captains
Burton and Burman and Lieut.. Crittenden Were
wounded. Lieut.. Jackson was killed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Capture Of New Madrid.
Further Partiexlars-Imnsnss Quantity of M,


Further PaTtiexlars-Immsnss Quantity of Mil
tdry Stores. s.-
ST. LeuIs, March H.-The following Is a copy
Of an Official dispatch sent to the Secretary Of
War:
''After several days Of skirmishing and num-
Der Of attempts by the gunboats of the enemy to
dislodge Gen. Pope's batteries at Point Pleasant,
the enemy has evacuated his fort and entrench-
field batteries, tents, wagons, mules, &c, and an
immense quantity Of military stores, &c.
Brigadier Gen. Hamilton has occupied the
place. This is the last stronghold of the enemy
In this State. No rebel flag 10 now flying In
Missouri"
(Signed) H. W. HALLEoK,
Major Gen. Commanding.
CAPTURE OF TwBNTY-FIvKPI PIECES OF ARTILLERY, +,
WITH SEVERAL THOUSAND STAND OF ARMS AND
ST.. LOUIS, March 15.-General Pope, in his dis
patch to Maj Gen. Halleck, says Dur successes
at New Madrid are even greater than reported
Twenty-Five pieces of heavy artillery, 81 -pound-
ers, and rfed; thrty-two pieces of field artillery,
an immense quantity of fixed ammunition, sew
eral thousand small arms, hundreds Of boxes of
musket cartridges, three hundred mules and
horses, tents for an army of Il, 600 men, and an
immense quantity of other property, Of not less
value than million dollars, have fallen into our
hands.
The men only escaped by the enemy's whole
force being demoralized and dispersed In swamps
on the opposite side of the river. The enemy
abandoned their works so hurriedly as to leave
all their baggage, officers knapsacks, men, their
dead unburied, their suppers on the tables and
candles burning In the tents. A furious thunder
storm, which ragged all night enabled them to
get across the river without being discovered.
Our heavy battery was established during the
night Of the 18th, withiH eight hundred yards Of
the enemy's works. and opened at daylight ON
the 18th, just thirty. four hours after the guns
were delivered to the United States at Cairo.
During the whole OF Yesterday our lines were
drawn closer around their works, under furious
fire from sixty pieces Of artillery. Fear of an
assault on their works at daylight induced them
to fee precipitately during the night Many
prisoners have been taken, and the colors Of
Our loss is about fifty killed and wounded.
Hollins was In command Of the feet, and Generals
McConn, Stewart, and Gnott, Of the land forces.
The gunbOats went down the river. Pope has
twenty-five heavy guns with two works of the
enemy, which command every point of the river.
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ARRIVAL Of Parssn Brownlow at NashrilIa

NASHVILLE, March 15-Parson Brownlow and
his son arrived here to-day. He says he was i'm.
prisOned in the common jail at Knoxville, on
December 9th, I'm violation of the agreement with
the rebel government, and confined in a small
damp room, until he was attacked by typhoid
fever, when he was removed to his residence
and was there laid up eight weeks, under strict
guard. Having partly recovered he got a pass
from the rebel government and left Knoxville
two weeks ago. He was detained by order Of
Gen. Hardee at Shelbyville for ten days, and
finally reached the Federal lines this morning.
He declines starting his paper here on account OF
i'll health, and proceeds North to publish the
story Of his wrongs. He has not been affected
by consum ptlon, as reported
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SWORDS FOR SENTATION
TIFFANY & CO.,
Nos. $50 and $50 BROADWAY, NIw YORK.
And No 10 ID.

Nos. $50 and $50 BROADWAY, NIw YORK.
And No. 79 RUE RICHRLIRU, PARIS,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURER
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARES,
Solicit the attention of Civic and Military Asso-
clatIons, Commands on National or State service
Patriotic Clubs and individuals TO their large
RICH STAFF AND DRESS ARMY AND
NAVY SWORDS.
Their assortment includes the choicest
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURES,
identical with those made for wilkinson, of Lon
don, worn by tho officers of the British Army, and
most approved by experienced European authOrl-
ties the elegantly wrought
BLADES OF SOLINGEN ON THE RHINE,
IA hhre snd finish the recognized modern types Of
serviceable
BLADES OF COLLINS, OF HARTFORD,
Besides those of other domestic lubricants.
euted within tho establishment, will be found to
comprise all res susite styles of ornamentatlon. the
tcaDbards being of SILVER, SILVER GILT, BRONZE,
SLAIN or FIRE GILT, SILVER PLATED. FURNISHED
STErL, RICH LEATHER, eto., with bands of PLAIN
CHASED or EMBOSSED GILT, or SOLID SILVER; the
6RIPs and 6UARIs OF the Same variety OF Material
original design Should an article of
EXTRAORDINARY ELKsANcR,
OF O. richness and costiness not represented in
STOCK, be required for presentation, the capabili
tles OF the establishment for the manufacture of
the choicest works IN gold and silver, and its gen
Its satisfactory and speedy production. In ansWer
% orders. designs and estimates viii be promptly
Indiyldusls purchasing Swords of Tiffany Co
are informed that every blade subjected TO tests
even more severe than those enjoIned by Govern
msnt, before u Is placed on sae-the testing block
VINO p efer Immediate proof of the excellence Of
"a ~ sWoIos. fe 29-lm
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The Latest from winchester.

WINCHESTER, March IS, p m.-The members
Of the Indiana regiment here publish daily a
news sheet called the "Army Bulletin we
have received here large and well edited paper
published by regiment at Leesburg, called the
s'Advance Guards
The churches were open here to-day, and were
1t is worthy Of remark that your correspondent
has not seen or heard of single invasion of pri-
vate rights any intoxcaton since the arrival of
the army In this town. This causes us to be high
ly appreciated, even by secessionists, and tends
greatly to disabuse the Southern mind of erro-
neous Impressions.
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Arrival Of the California steamer Arie

Arrival Of the California Steamer Ariel.
NEW YoRK, March 16.--The steamer Ariel,
from Aspinwall with s677, 600 in treasure, has ar.
rived from California Capts. Schenck and
Smith and Its. Hall and Robie, of the navy. are
passengers. The U. 8 ftigate Saranac remained
at Panama.
Adyices from Carthagena report that the con-
servatives have taken the town Of Mare, on the
river Magdalena, and seized a river steamer with
5,OoO nuskets and all Mosquera's correspondence
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o r CIAL.
DEPARTMENT,

FEBRUARY q, 1862.
: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable in one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December 23d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
I'd March, 1861.
interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
viii cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
OF those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7