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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

EXCITEMENT AT INV AIsAxY-OyE WHITE
Man KILLED AND ANOTHER BADLY WOUNDED BY
A NEGRo.-The New Albany Lsdyer OF Tuesday
gives the following account OF tragic event III
that CITY which has created intense ceiling against
the esro population there The Ledger sayS:
AT about halfpIst nine o'rlock Last night
Charles Linslord. John Locke, Charles Bi>h p
and Robert Kemp. all boys between the ages of
eighteen AMI twenty years. were standing ut the
corner of Upper Fifth AMI Sycamore streets talk
ing-L lnslOrd and Bishop eIning ON the fence
They Ind stood here some fifteen enty min
uIes, when two e-rOeS, smoking cigars. passed
round the corner Of Fifth street and down into
Sycamore One OF the bows mar q, 3" Them
nigsers are putting good deal of sty e." DLi
not loud enough, as L,n-,oru supI,Osss. to he
heard by the negroes. The negroes, after this
remark was ma le. proceeded Oh down s caniore
street. some twenty yards. perhaps. when The,
turned ami commenced hiring with revotver at
LansfOrd. Locke, Bishop and Kemp The frs
shot Ii ed stucN l. 'nsord IN tl'' calf of the {
leg, 'odging a. the b. ne. The second SIT, K
Locke IN the left breast abb, the nIpp.e, killing
INN almost instantly. Bishop picked Locke up
aud set him against the fence. aud having -
single barrel pistol at once advanced upon the
negroes, who hid started To run, and fired, tut
with what effect is not known
Locke never oke after being hit and ev'-
IDENTITY dcd instantly the Ill, IL = Suppo ell pen
etra,ed his heart. Lnslord's wound Is a bad one.
de WIS takea TO the National Hotel. where he
now lies. but the ball hts not Yet oeen extracted
from his leg
This j. the statement of Lansfor one of the
pT'ies. who is represented to tie Young man of
good Character. There are other Versions vi the
affair. La commenting IA another place, the
Ledger stys:
Doubtless the truth is bid enough. but we
presume as in all such cases, there will be exag-
ger,ted and ftlSe reports. tending 10 the
paS>:ons of cir gems. already justly excited
The unhappy condition of the country and ii e
discussions IN Congress of the rights aud wrOngs
OF negroes, have unqueStiondbly hid tendenc,
To inspire portion ct the negro population with
very exalted lie ,s Of their own Importance All
this have deplorei and used our humble I'll
forts To prevent But evesy good ctzen-every
m,n who has the good oil h< country AT heart
knows. when rels has full SWAY, thu riotoi s
demonStr ,tuns ami mob law will not cure Ihcs .
evils We Go not know thu any such dem u
STATIONS are contemplated We hope they re
not But if they are, they should not he ell
couiaee,i."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

INDIANAPOLIS. July -. ieo<
EDIIoR SESTISEL-Dear SIR. Why j. IL that 4 o
steps have been tiken L, compensate The sdJi-
tioiial Surgeons who were seht down by our Gov
ernor per Order OF Sesretsrs Stanton, and Who
served faithfully and efficiently both during aud
after the siege of COrinthl IL L. true. some of
them did No service scarcely. and We ak noThiDg
for them. but there are those who did excellent
service aud expended while in the -erviee
siderable money. besides the great oss they sus
tsned by leaving their legitimue business at
home foi perioi OF two months or more They
were assured by the Executive tn Vi the Gen
ersl Government did not pay the Safe OF inaii-
would he good for IL ON their return home
Two or three hundre dollars would 20 "a gre I
wsy- at present with some Of these gentlemen.
but they not even able Ia procure their
peI-e-. which should ut lest be refI ell bV the
Site Government, INDEPENDENT of their pay a.
Surgeons, for the whole would not compensate
them for leaving their business nc the season and
in the IN they did.
Ii Was great sacrifice. indeed. and il requ red
no Sun III amount of y ,trotsm and bravery To eu-
ter the -ervice AMI rush to the gre, ,tletield.
which il supposed would lie :ide the desi nv
AMI preserve the very ex oi this G we 7
ment We dem,nn that th.y receive their PSI,
They have dem sn,ie,i il IL vain. and have bern
put off from time 10 time with the same cd
sung. that no arran senenis I'VE been made 10 pay
them
FoIbeirance has eeised to he virtue, The
question il. will they will they not receive their
psyT Ii must be decided very soon.
MANY CIT.zLNs AND SOLDIERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
Night Dispatches.


PITrsBURG, Jul, 2l-The war p.eeting 10 -dav
was most remarkable demonstration. Our city
presented quite gala day appearance. Business
has entirely suspended. Flags, banners and mu
sic IN every direction.
At O'Clock this afternoon Pittsburg emptie1
its population in North Common, Allegheny
where ,e, eral stands were erected for speakers
Venerable Jud re Wilkins presided over the vast
assemb age, assisted 10y eminent Vice Presidents
ani sc, eral Secretaries
Stretches were made by Gov Curtin. Judge
W.lkins. Hons John Coyode. R. G. Shannon.
Tx -Governer johnson and others from the Bn
9 ism stan L. aud Messrs LeiOenick, Felix and
others from the German stand.
Gov Curtin. in the course of his speech. al
ludtd to the President as having at last learned
that We are actually engaged in war. Without
CHI ,rging that mistakes have been made it II
enough TO say that after long months OF school
ing the war Is NV to be prosecuted with vigOr.
War means violence and in time OF men re-
lapse into brigands. The property. nay. even
the life OF the enemy. everything he has. We must
take and make use of against him. la aDsur,il-
tie OF :ivi ktIOl oar armies have lefC a n Ird
at every house and they LETT our enem es behind
them to hunt and destroy. This is not The
crops in the valley of the Shenandoah belong To-
That hur-e, that man, be he white or black
1t GAINED by our enem e., he on - TO us.
In reg II TO offe lax bounty money to volun-
teers the Governor said:
When the call for troops was issued, hesita-
ted To call the Legislature together. | had no
power 10 appropriate bounty, and could not put
nv hand into the public treasury. without author
itv of law. To call the Legislature together
woald have required from four to eight weeks.
and perhaps ~ much longer to get loans negOtia
tel therefore concluded to throw the whole
IN alter OF providing bounty for our volunteers
OPEN to individual patriotism and the liberdlity
of rhe reople OF Pennsylvania.
Anoth : aspect of tile war Is foreign interven
til tie iebeis having blistered their souls in
perjury liking the intervention of foreign ma
tons. Whel one OF our commanders ezei two
of their representatives.. we surrendered them u
an arrogant ,Ower Tor re tsOns well known.
No", a. that power desires to test the siren, 6
{ this nato D. let the English lion show his teeth
b, Intervention Our sea is grit by iron ships.
aud if wenty million Of our people rise in the T
power they can crush out rebellion and at the
same time protect themselves from foreign inter
ventlon.
A number Of patriotic resolutions were passed
complimentary of General and State Admins
trAtons. calling on the citizens OF every county
in the Commonw ealth TO come forward at once
and sustain the Union. recommending bounty
OF $50 10 each volunteer, and appointing com
mittee to solicit subscription for such purpose, al
ter which the meeting adjourned.
IL is said that large amount will be subscrlb-
ed ia this CITY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
From New York.

NV YoRK. july 81 The North Star has ar
rived here with S57s 900 in treasure from Cali
fornia and Aspin~all dates OF the 10th.
Adyices from New Grenada are not important
The war was drawing TO 4 close by the Continued
successes of Mosquera. He had issued decree
m king emi grants Immediately on arrival nttu
razel citizens with the exception that They shall
not be cAliei TO do military service for twenty
wears unless in case of foreign invasion. and that
they sha! he exempt from taxation except in THEN
municipal districts.
Gen. Ars,ale'ia Is reported 20 have been de
ie,ied aud captured with 100 of his men by
MnSaUera'S Generals.
SIX hundred men would probably he sent to
Panamt 10 reinforce Mosquera's forces in con<e
quence of the Governor OF that State calling the
citizens 20 arms 10 recover possession.
Two French men of war were at Acapulco snd
body of Mexcnns under Garibsldian Officer
had erected battery intending 10 sink them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
.g-sINeER co s LETTER"AvFAM

lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments, Is the REST ami CHEAPEST aud most BEAUII-
FUL Of all sewing machines This machine will any
thing from the running Of tuck In taretan the max
ing q overcoatanytbing from pilot beaver cloth
down the sofst gauze gos&mer tissue and Is
ready 10 do it, work TO PERFECTION. team f hem bind
gather, tuck, quilt and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This l. not the oy machine that
fell, hem. bind. and foh but il viii do
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is beco ling popular IS,
asts implies. that c~a be folded into box
case. which, when opened makes beautiful antai,
and spacious table for the work upon The
Of every imaginable de-ign-plsn the wood grew
On lis Ruve forest or deliberately flushed a. art can
make them l. ". SINGER CO..
No. as Broadway. New York.
GkSs- Ind annapolis Office No. Odd-fellows' Hall,
Washington street aplS-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
CATION.

The market il full OF atoms, represented be the
same a. ..BRowN'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" which are
In productive positive injury. Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles. ao- g profit to themselves Ash for and
OBTAIN oni, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.''
which by long experiences have proved their value having
received the sanction OF physicians generally and testi
monias from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. when allowed TO
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence
the affected pats: the sedstiv- and soothing eec The
lining ofthe windppe into the rouchiiallay' Pull
monsry Irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and
the various sectonsto which public speakers and
s'nver. are table fehl1-dis so
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July "a "A meeting of prom.
iHent citizens was held to day at the rooms OF TIE
Board OF Trlde 10 Said in raising the quota Of
volunteers from Pennsylvania, Mijor Henry pre-
sided.
Forty-hve thousand dollars were subscribed TO
wani raising ten regiments ia this city 10y thirty
psrtes. several subscribing - .00J and 81 On
apiece and none les tn 81 90
A grt nj war mss IN ee;lng will be held in In
depen ence SOU ere uur iay ternoon
The Com IA Gu ,cl vi act TIL afternoon
on the lroposei bounty appropriation.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compiny will con
tribute So 900 to provide for the bounty Of vol
unteer,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

NEw YORK, July 23.-The steamer Fulton
from New Orleans 10Th, arrived here to night
She ha~ 80 hogsheids sugar as cargo.
The Fulton also brings the body OF Lieutenant
Dekty.
Among the passengers by the Futon the
following: Gen. Shipley, Col CGrieneers, Capt
Nelson, Lieut.. Cowan. Can't. Gould. L euienanl
Briggs, Lieut.. Appleton. Lent. Has. Capt. Pal
mer and 496 sick and discharged soldiers Pri
Yates A. L. Miller. CO. |. Sth y II died 10th
ID. SAWYER. CO. X, l4th Maine, died list; drum
mer Edwin kilgore, died 2]d--aIl of whom were
buried at sea
New Orleans papers show the city to be unu
sualy healthy and quiet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

Sr LOUIS. July 81 The Union Merchants
Exchange at an enthusiastic meeting held "a day.
unanimously adopted a strong and patriotic al
dre-s to the people of Missouri. Unfal'ering and
unconditional fidelity 20 the Union was the senti.
ment. and liberal aid 10 the volunteer fund wa-
pleiged
Several thousand dollars was Immediately con-
trituted to Col Clinton b Fish Secretary of the
Exchange. 70 aid him 10 putting regiment in
the field
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

Tina STATS BoAHp The Board Adjourned yes
,ef,a, AT noon after perieetin. arrangements for
the lair tn re held here commencing on the 9Th
cas 81 September anu ending On the 4th day OF
Ocr.s.sr
TIE .Heminm list will amount 10 about S6OuO
nn.. isssuxe sni silver metals will DC awarded in
The n--clsaIi.,.'i department
Thea, vii be ~ chiree for membership. hut
.xhiisitors vii be taxel ten pes cent on the
aHl..ant Of the premium an the article they ex
hlbii
There viii 6e no fainas tickets i>suei. The
tri.e of admission wili he p cents children free
n ether respects. the rule ani regulations NJ
fhe - fir will govern the exhibition.
Il. j A 6rosvenor. OF this city ~as elected
-. ...i,,ssnient. sui Me.-rs. Fletcher. Looms
ana (,fosvenor we're appointed Committee With
IN over Ia eou,r ,ct for fitting mp the groanl.
and 70 receive all subscriptions 70 aid IN the
vtfk.
IL = sot true that $3O00 has been suhscr De,
The entire amount Is s2l25. and the B"rd can
rar,.eStly on the citizens To swell the amount y"
tie 6r>s -nansed sum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

BosroN. July 24.-The following Is the very
latest by the Asia:
QrEES~TowN. July IL. p M-The official
Dresden Journal Of to day publishes letter from
Vienna in which it l. asserted OF reliable author
itv. that the Cabinet at Turin has a condition oil
the kingdom of lraly. Russia and Prussia. re
nouncing any further enterprise at taking posse
sion of Rome and Vienna
The same letter asserts that France and Eng
have guaranteed the status gno of the actual pos
ss-ion of Italy TO the ,binet OF Turin. IN oppo.
siton to the revolutionary party should it attempI
nSurrecton
PALEIN,. july l2 -Garibaldi has returned u
this city He will continue his tour through tie
island next week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

The MiSsrRELs-LAsT NIGHT Positively -
There WIS another rusa TO the Metropolitan last
night aud every part of the n use waS ilei-
After the doors had beea opeae few minutes
seat- below were not 10 De obtained even for
l,dieS AMI many family parties went IN the gal
ierv which. bv the wty. = very comb'rtsnle
place The perform nee Vas IN 1T excellent
PRONOUNCED by good jul -es the best have
ever hid here The instrumental music is Ger
tainl, unela lie |. and The sjnS>. i,nce' an hur
le~Ques elicitel loai applause. The performance
are all FIR, rate This l. positively the last night
here. a. the troupe are ldvei tised to play IN Day
ton TO morrow night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
ENnfOSiOn .

SPRINGFIELD. Mass July "a AT 6 O'Clock
yesterday evening five buildings. used in the
ufacture of gunpowder, at Haz,rdvlle. Conn.
were destroyed by an explosion.
Several OF the workmen and one teamster were
instantly killed.
Severe damage was done TO the buildings in
the village by the tremendous jar.
The explosion was Ielt over dista-ce of forty
miles
Tue loss of powder and property is not so sc
rous "a 10 nt .rfere with the regular business ot
the company which has seventy five buildings
lett untouched. including duplicates of those de-
struyed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

sB- The following resolution Offered y
Hon. John Petit at WI meeting i'll tfdyel e
ON the Odd inst and adopted:
Resoired. That we pledge ourselves to- min
tain the Constitution aud all the laws of the State
ami of the United States and to obey all lawful
orders and commands of persons in office under
the Site ar the Unitel State; that we will pro-
tect elch other in doing so: that will use "a !
lawful ensie,vOrs To induce Others To do So; that
II We know 0f treason or traitors in our midst We
will make the proper compl lint to the pro
'horiries, aud that We pledge ourselves that Q
will stand by the Union under all circumstances
and uncOndltionaly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25


NV YoaK. JULY -.
Flour-Mnrket opened heavy and cls.e duli
unsettled and 50fl0c lover; ssles at IS as 2S
for ~uper6ne State. s. 2595 IS for eKrr. safe;
$5@5 % tor superhue Western: s. 2ssas So for
common to medium ezra Western; s. 4Sa5 IS
for common % good shipping brands extr. round
hoop Oaio. SIS 6SG6 50 j trade brands.
Whisky heavy aud lower: ssles 81 -, a. 0r
The decline iE gold aud silver exchange hss
an nnfasorable effect on the wheat sfket. and
with falling Of an demand. the msrkst ela-ei
fully le lower; sales Of Chicsgo spring AZ 81 "a
al ~: Milwaukee club 81 leg -: snsb~r lows
81 22@l "a: winter rel ~e-seru 81 2-0dl -.
amber NJ chlgan 81 3<@i 90; ~hise Indiana
81 30; white ohio 81 b; aud white Kentucky
81 Sd.
Com-Msrket at clsse was scarcely .o hrm:
sales at 52G55c Tor Eas.ern; and 9J9slc for
unsound.
Cpnee-RIo more active. and prices advanced
A@kc
Sugar-Raw continues frm, with good inquiry
MolE-ses very firm.
P.nk IN tsir demand AZ unchanged prices. sales
at $40 75@l0 ~ for ress: Sill for prus
mes: and - s5tdc % for prime.
Beef continues hrm. with moderate business
Batter selling at io@l4c tor Ohio and i00i7c
for State.
Cheese 4dslsc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
From lSaItisn ore.

BaLrxoRE. July 23.-At the City Council
this afternoon. the Committee of Conference
again reported the resolution rejected yesterday
by the Second Branch. making an appropriate
for bounty 10 volunteers, when the Secessionists
Of the Second Branch again rejected il.
There was a considerable crowd and much ex
citement Several members were assaulted on
leaving the Chamber A large force of police
men present. who protected the obnoxious
members to their homes; but for this they would
have been roughly hamlled. A large police force
is how protecting their houses
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

~ The following additional appointments
have been m~de for the new regiments:
65th-James l. Thornton, of Plncston. to he
Quartermaster.
69th-D'vid ). Evans. of Wayne county. to be
Assistant Surgeon.
Iii 'tson To he Adiutant
12d-H ;. Dewey. of Delphi. Quartermaster;
A A Rice. of Atiica. Adlutsnt.
73d-Robert Spencer. ut Monticello. Surgeon;
o. Ii. y. Bailey. OF Plymouth \ jutant; Edward
Bacon. OF South Bend. Quartermaster.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

WONDER WHAT SMITH NEASsg-ln looking
over the proceedings OF an OHIO Sunday School
Con, ention. hnd the following resolution
offered by Mr. Smith, pious and promising young
LAWYER:
kssoired. That committee of ladies and gen
tlemea he appointed 10 raise children for the Sab
bath school
We propose TINT premium he offered for the
best plan Tor raising the aforesaid.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

rS-It was rumorei ON ,he streets last evening
that two rebel prisoners were shot at Camp NJ, r
ton bv the gulrdS-one killed and the other se
verely woundei. Since the attempted stampede.
the orders to the guards are verv strict aud 1T
prisoners hook the enclosure the instructions
are To order them back three times and If they
do not obey e. fire. The orders were obeyed IN
this case with the above result
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

LOUISVILLE. July pa party Of twenty two
g0errillas Ia Todd county attacked. being
mistaken for felerals. by another rebel squad OF
forty. coming into Kentucky. The former whip
pei the latter.
o. both parties. seven or eight were killed and
quite a number wounded.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

Pltor Ksos. July 24-It is reported this
morning that the detachment OF four companies
under M.jor Lippart. sent ouf from Leaves Sta
ton by Col. Bo,d to intercept the guerrllas ~ho
made the raid upon GIeenville. had fallen 10 With
the enemy. completely dispensing the band and
taking sixteen prisoners They also recovered
all the booty. taken at GreensiIle No further
n.rti,ular.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL BY all the early
'n"nng express aud freight trains and delivered
scrihers tn adjacent about the same tine IL l. di-
irbufed In thiscisy. TIL. enables readers Assistance
rom the Capital Of dans 10 get the ~ the day
from sin to twelve hours before they
p-p~rs published elsewhere. News dealers and carriers
ssny ofthe towns on railroads eenterng indianapolis
~i be supplied with the SENTINEL good
any other paper Club. Cor the Daily will be supplied
AGENTS rates Orders are solicited d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

~ An enthusiastic meeting was held mt
LoganSpurt on Monday night ). A II Ill presi-
desi and speeches ware nude by ) i. Nee IN
nell. DIR Taylor, : l.. McFadin. ID Baldwin W.
Wright aud john Guthrie. Acommittee wasap-
printed 10 canvass the townships Cas- county
will raise two companies for the I'D regiment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

NASHVILLE. July "a -Ex- Governor VIM. B.
Campbell has accepted the Brigadier &c eriship
aud takes command of the Federal troops in Ten
lessee Great satisfaction Is manifested at this
arrangement
Capt. Braden takes 700 paroled Feierals to
Camp Chase TO murrUw.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

P0LIcE MATTERS The boys arrested on We'd
n 'siay from ste ling money from Bakers were
an before the Mayor yesterday for ex ,miu ition
The oldest hoy lrick was among the number.
Nothing was proven against the three youngsters
from Lslayetie and the M.yor ,ent them home
10 that city. The Oldest Trick b,v hti enl,>te
and me Youngest will he of by his parents H.
the country aud thus break up his evil associa-
tons here The matter was suffered To drop on
these arrangements being made.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

A DUcKING-A party of colOrei lidies and
gemen while pletsnrizing in boat on White
river Yesterday. c,psize1 in sou Ill just tie
low the graveyard There screaming AMI
a tuttering and spltshing about. but the ex-
panSiye crnolbe of the fair ones kept them up
until towed ashore bv their stbe escort.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

PATRIOTIC RnsPoSsE "A call was made By the
u werner tor tree IN lnths men. and Frida, t
IL o'clock tne company of lHl men lie I he e
On the Cincinnati and Chicago road for Indiana
polls. Before leving the company elected lie
following offeers:
Captain, james W Dunn; lst Lieutenant,
NJ hey: 2d Lieutenant. } q Meek
The Company is one of the best that has left
this county -LogsHsDoH PharOs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

CorroS BrRSEp y Yesterday the up freight
train ON the IeffersonviIe road, near Greenwood,
with several ear loads OF cotton. the biles on
one of them was discovered Ia be on FIRE The
roof OF the chr ourne,i. and the burning .o'-
ton was tnmblei out. The fire was suppo-e,l to
have originated from sparks from the locomo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25
from Chicago.

CH.cAeo, July ~ The CITY was considerably
excted last night in consequence OF the reported
escape of number OF prisoners from Camp
Douglas. Near a. can be ascertained only four
got away. one of whom captured this
uornuR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-25

The tdilor of the Indiana IolksLian has prined in
German the speech OF Hon ID. W. VOORHEES,, upon the
Financial Policy and Frauds Of the Administration.
makes pamphlet Of "a pages printed in large clear
type, and will be furnished 80 100 copies Let the
Germans OF Indiana be well supplied with this valuable
speech. AL orders accompanied with the cash will be
promptly attended to Address.
JULIUS BOETrfCHER, Indianapolis