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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02

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w tho ah0te No have not Inserted iha hae.
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this matter ~ bal little Importance
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~ artillery anil Infantry, and ot dfanoons and
fiflempn When serving 90 hol The second col
nmn denotes tho pay pel munh 0i light artillery
ani 1T dfagoohs and liIiemen when moun,eil
Sergeant Myol, Quaillermaslef
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
lNClpIENT CONSUMPTION,

weak iuhps, indlnesou dyspepsia, lseasesoi The Net.
teas Hfssm Paralysis lqes, and f al eases requiring
fhnlp,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02

fTenih Amendment 70 The Constitutional
The poweTs not delegated 10 The United States
by this Constitution. nor prohibited by Il to the
States. are reserved 10 the States respectively or
10 the feorfe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02

sources, will show the army payroll In the first
column sill be found the nett salary per month
and In the second the total salary per month,
which includes rations. servant hire, forage. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
ADMoNIrloN OF WASHINGTON.
Farewell Address, september W, lIpa

"In contemplating the causes which ma, dla
tutb our Union, " occurs, ~ a matter Of serious
concert that any ground should have been iur
nished for uhamcterising pa,tlc. lay geographical
deavor 81 excite belief that there u u real az
ference VI local Interests and views, One Of the
rspediunts ~ patty W acquire influence within
particular 'llsrleis " ~ mlsfeptesant the opinions
nnd aims of other districts You cannot shield
yourselves too much against ,he IealousIes and
heart bufnings which -piing from these miH,epfe
senlaionsI they tend 10 render alien 10 zach 9th
~ Those Who ought 10 be bound together 10y fra
tafual aiIsptiou
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
SCHOOL ORGANS.

a NEW fNSrRUNENr-JUST THE THING FOR
~ Sabbath Schools, Academies and Small Churches
~ &c n ~ CBA REA -.
my2 WILLARD a sT0wEII
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02

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mehdnF y"uf Hale Restorative mosi etssisn cure
f,f sssd head Ny suffering tssy nufh ff tss
disease, AID aftsf ualna haiis, made psf.siy
veil, recommended u a. others Who had dlsasses ~ The
head snd ~ ell bad the desired essi. fea san
recommend v without bear most certain fsf scsa
head, Many ehefs v ssfs that lhls shd many sshss
cured fFen ihs ~ your most sssshs itsis
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

sns 80 - - 80 sss>
II n I L Il q n -
.gs III "
shortest teute ~ Thirty Miles
80 CHANGE ~ CANS 10 CINCINNATI
Three fahseaye Indianapolis paf Handsys eseep,sdl
Gtiisht TRAIN @h.ao AN CINCINNATI iiuiii stku
hspFess affiyes ~ Cincinnati 81 10 A A., and les
ihatan, n.y. fao y NJ
heeand lfaln@ni0 A. M@tlnfinhail Mail, arrives Al
tlaeiaaati Aia " NJ making easa eahnee,iun With Little
Miami halifaad ipf LAKELAND, Morrow Columbus New
aTh kahesyllle and wheeling
fhd iFain-dh \, N, Cincinnati tkpfess, arrives 81
Cincinnati iilin a. a,
fare saHe a. w any atheT route.
Call tnf your tickets pa the Indianapolis and cnehha
Railroad
haEHage checked through
hrsmAi f0tles, you get ~ the night train II
indianapolis The snly Cincinnati train, standa 90 The
nth track hrina the iaFhes track south W the unieu
Depot, ~ indianapolis,
W n, 4, NohI,k, General Ticket Aren't,
Ws roWNi, Travelling Agent my2d %
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-07

" AsHINGToN, March 6.--The bill report
ed from the Committee on Ways and Means
authorizing the purchase of coin and for
other purposes, provides that the Secretary
of the Treasury may dispose of any. bonds
or notes bearing interest, authorized by
law, for coin at such rates and upon such
terms as he may deem most advantageous
for the public interests and may issue under
the rules and regulations as he may pre-
scribe, certificates of Indebtedness such as
are authorized by the act to authorize the
Secretary of the Treasury to issue oertifi-
Gates of indebtedness to public creditors,
approved March LIST 1862, to such creditors
as may desire TO receive the same in dis
charge of checks drawn by disbnrsing off
GERS upon sums placed to their credit on the
books of the treasury, upon requisition of
the proper department as we'll as in the dis
charging of audited and settled accounts as
provided by said act. It's further provided
that the demand notes authorized by the
act of July lS, 1861, and by the act of
February II, 1862, shall be receivable and
shall be lawful money and legal tender in
like manner, and TO the same purposes and
to the same extent as notes authorized by
the act to authorizs the issue of United
States notes and for the redemption and
thereof and for funding the float
ing debt of the United States, approved on
the 18th of last month. -i.. r.
Charles Henry Foster has returned to
Washington and again presented his petit
ton for seat as member from the End Dis
trict of North Carolina. The case is before
the Committee on Elections.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-07

Boston, March 6th.-The gunboat Sax
on, from Ship Island, Feb. 22d, arrived here
this morning. The health of the troops at
Ship Island was very good. 49,
The weather was very hot, the thermom-
eter standing at $50 in the shade The
supply of oysters for New Orleans had been
cnt off by The capture of a dozen oyster
boats with thirty-six prisoners.
The sloop-of-war Hartford has arrived.
Washington's birthday was celebrated by
der on that day Of highly patriotic char
acter. af
s Forty-nine rebel officers from Fort Don
elson, reached this city this morning in
charge of detachment Of the goth. Ohio
regiment. They are principally from
Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and Missis-
sippi, and comprise all the Colonies, Lieut..
Colonies and Majors captured. They were
sent to Fort Warren
The extensive rubber manufactory at
Beverly, Mass, was nearly destroyed by
FIRE last night. Loss 100000 insured
for $4,000. The company has manufac-
tuFed largely for the Government, and bad
a contract on hand for TO- 900 rubber blank
etc. r
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NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the journal.
: CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvII0oNGREss-sECoND sEssIo
WAsHrNcraN. March Z.

s WASHINGTON, March Z.
SENATE.-Mr. Harris presented petition
in favor of comforting the rank of Major
General on John e. Wool. He also pre-
sented petition ia favor of the emancipa-
ton of slaves. IS -
Messrs. Harlan and ColIamer also pre-
sented petitions in favor of emancipation.
Mr.. Fessenden from the Committee on
Finance, reported back the Postoffice ap-
preparation bin without amendment.
Mr.. Collamer from the sPostoffice Com
mittee reported back the postal money or
der BILL =
Hale from the Naval Committee, reported
Joint resolution rendering the thanks Of
Congress to Commodore Goldsborough, his
officers and Iseamen, for gallant conduct at
Roanoke Island. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Sherman the bill in
relation to the pay of members of Congress
was taken up. An amendment was adopt
ed making the mileage for members twenty
cents per mile. The bill as reported allow
ed ten cents per mile. After some discus-
sion at 10 o'clock the Senate went into ex-
ecutiEe session.
Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.--Mr. Burlington introduced bill
authorizing the appointment of two Iuspec-
tor Generals. Referred to the Committee
on Military a fairs
Mr.. Aidrich reported bill to increase the
medical efficiency of the army.
The House concurred in the report of the
Conference Committee on the disagreeipg
amendments to the joint resolution provid
ing for the payment of the awards of the
commission TO investigate the claims grow
ing out of the military operations in the
Western Department.
The House then took up the Senate bill
providing for the organization of the staff
attached to the divisions of the United
States regular and volunteer service.
Mr. Blair of Mo-, explained that the bin
proposed no increase of the army but al
lowed certain officers to be detsiled for staff
duty. The passage of the measure was
deemed essential by military officers
Mr.. Mcpherson opposing the bill, said
it would increase the staff of every division,
and proportionalIy the expense. Under the
present circumstances the President can in
crease the staff of any division when an
emergency requires it.
After further debate the bill as amended
was passed.
The Speaker laid before the House a mes
sage from President Lincoln, suggesting
the passage of a joint resolution providing
for cooperation with any Stale for the abo-
lition of slavery, with pecuniary compen-
sation. The President proposes this as an
initiative step, predicting important practi-
cal results therefrom.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens, tn, bill was
referred to the Committee of the Whole
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the bin to regulate the franking
privilege.
Mr. Perry spoke in opposition to the ex-
IRENE anti-slavery measures.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Meeting of the Democratic
State Convention at De-
troit-Re-opening of Postal
Communications.

DETROIT, March 6th.-The Democratic
State Convention met ia this city yester-
day, and organized by the election of Fl. II:
Riley, of St. Joseph county, as permanent
President. The attendance was very large,
fully 500 delegates being present, and the
proceedings harmonious throughout II
was deemed inexpedient to nominate candi-.
dates for State officers at this time. Reso-
lutions were passed expressive of the posi-
ton of the Democratic party in the present
crisis, promising to support the government
by all constitutional means to suppress the
rebellion, and opposing the termination of
war until all resistance to the government,
under the constitution, everywhere shall
cease. Abolitonism is strongly denounced
as equally guilty with Southern SECESSION
ism, and a speedy extinguishment of both
is hoped for; approving the modification
of General Fremont's proclaim alton, and
Cameron's removal, and the appointment of
the present Secretary, as an Indication of
the President to adhere to the constitution
denouncing corruption and extravaganza,
and demanding honesty and economy in the
administration of the government.
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among the places held for the Union. Up
to this time, the success of the movement
on the Upper Potomac has been complete.
Gen. Shields passed through Charlesiown
on his way west last night. d ,7sss7TT es
Advices from the Lower Potomac state
that the rebels are undoubtedly concentra-
ting large force in that direction, opposite
the position of Gen. Hooker's DIVISION
There is reason to believe also that the
rebel army of the Potomac has been great
~ augmented since the, recent Union vic
tories in the West. They have here their
strongest defensive works and the flower
of their army Their defeat here will close
up the rebellion and leave nothing to be
done by the Union forces except to move
forward and occupy the seeded States and
afford protection to the Union men there,
until they can organize new State govern
ments under auspices of loyalty.
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The Herald nrints the followipg:

CHARLEsToyN, Va, March 5th.-Last
ri ght squadron of the 1st Michigan Cav
airy advanced as far as PerrysEille, on the
Winchester turnpike, where they am
ushed and surprised a party of rebel
cavalry. disabling three of them and rout.
ing the lot The Michigan party returned
with nine cavalry horses, fully equipped,
among them the celebrated black stallion
rode by Col. Ashley, without the l1ss of a
man. The amount of forage and provisions
captured by our right wing since the ad-
vance into Virginia, is estimated to be
worth $4,000: This includes 1000 pounds
of bacon, stored for the use OF the rebel
army. Eeetown and LoFettsEilie are now
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Arrival and Departure OF the
MI u = II -

THE time here set Sown Is adjusted TO contract
Aours- On the River there is variation according
TIME OF CLOSING.
Railroad Mol flor Vincehnes, Terro Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
liz. Cincinnati. Louisville. st. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northsrn, Eastern,
and Western points, aud Railroad Way Offices,
every day except Sunday, at............... SA.
louisville Mad (riverl every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday At 615 Pm
PadtcGh Mail (river) every day In tho
week except Sunday and Thursday at 111S a.
Green Riger Mod ffor Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
Mi Vernon MAJ Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday. aud saturday Al CYAN.
nesday, and Friday at ia a. NJ.
RockpoTt Mad Qand) every Monday, We'd
1sssy; ana a., = i idsy !, :. .,., rr,.v =,
(Petersburgh letters, SC. come and go
by Railroad daily
CaI,ttiala Mall every Wednesday at dF. n.
LEAVES at A. N. Thursday mornipg1
Military mail for Calhoun and Spottsville, u p NJ.
TIME OF DELIVERING
rIifT0ad Afail, every day except Sunday At a
t.5aisuiHS Mad giver) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by 6P.M
Pslacah Mail, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by SAN
Green RipoT Ms'if, every Monday aud Thurs
az VsSaoa Mad Qand) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by r. n.
Es,D HGrmOag Mat, every Tuesday. Thurs
day, and Saturday by NJ.
RockPOrt Mail land) every Sunday at p. M
and "wednesday aud Friday at a. NJ
ARRIVES the evening befores after ONCE
hours
PetsrsbaFgh Mail (way) every Friday by So A. NJ.
CV1athianG n al every FTiGay at A. N.
ARRIVES the evening before. after oface hoars.)
Eas-Post Once opens at A. NJ. and closes At
p n on week days. Delivery closes from 8 Go 81
A. ~. on week days during the closing OF tho
Railroad nail Office open from to 91S A. ii. On tho
Sabbath
JAMES II. hIcN EELY, p. NJ.
Evansville. Ind, Nav l. 1861. iuiy22-ywc
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINoIEEATI, March 6.


FLOUR duh and selling only in small lots
at 4 2OC04 rs for super, and 4 1904 40 for
extra,
WHEAT &c higher and in fair demand at
9o992 for red, and 98@$l for white.
Corn finer at Bic.
Oars 2Sc. Rye advanced TO 55.
WHISKY declined to l9c, and closed duh
under the news from New York.
Provisions quiet aud unchanged; hoic-
ers are firm, but buyers are trying to pro-
cure stuff at a shade below what it is held
at Bulk shoulders in good demand at 81
@8a, but is held at 3a@a3. Mess pork in
demand at IL 50@lI rs.
Not much doing in Lard, and it is not
saIaable at over 7074.
Small sales of Linseed Oil at 7s(990-
No change in Groceriesj market IN
changed and dull. -
ExoHANeE firm at par@B prem.
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NER YORK MARKEn
NEW YoRk, Mareh 6.

- New York, March 6.
FLOUR dull and heavy, and in limited de-
mand at 5 35@5 As for super western /;
s5@5 95 for shipping brands round hoop
Ohio /; 6 O5@6 IS for trade brands
WHISKY heavy at 26@264. re
WHEAT dull and declining.
OATS dull at 1904.
Pork less active, but market without de-
eided change; sales at Is 1904 374 for
mess; II 5O@l3 90 for prime mess 10 90
oil 90 for prime.
BEEF quiet and steady; prices are I'M
changed.
BACON SIDES in fair demand, and quite
firm at 6@64 for western long-ribbed.
AMERICAN GOLD 2 per cent. prem. Gov
ernment stocks steady; 3-I0 Treas Iry
notes selling at 99}@993. Demand notes
&c discount.
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.WAsHrNeroN, March 6.-The President
to-day transmitted TO Congress the follow
ing Message:
EeAoao citizens Of the Senate and House Or
Representa- tres l recommend the adoption
of Joint resolution by your honorable
bodies. which shall be substantially as fol-
lows:
tResolued. That the United States ought
to co.operate with any State which may
adopt the gradual Establishment of slavery,
giving to such State pecuniary aid to be
used by such State in its discretion to COM
psasate for the inconvenienees, public and
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NEW YoRK, March 6th.-The steamer
Saxon reports that the steamer South Caro-
lima has captured the rebel steamer Magno-
liza, while attempting to run out of Mobile.
She had 400 bales Of cotton on board. The
engineer attempted to blow her mp, but the
escape of steam only killed himself. The
Magnolia is q large side-Wheel steamer.
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CHAREsTowN, Va, March e.-Reliable
intelligence states that the rebels are in full
force at Winchester. They have completed
formidable earthworks on this side, mount
ed with 60 guns, including field batteries.
Nothing of special Importance transpired
yesterday. re ags
The work on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road progresses rapidly, and every point is
strongly protected from Cumberland to
Harper's Ferry, and every facility is being
offered to the company. A large force is
employed on the bridge and the iron tres
tie work at the ferry. The work has been
found ia better condition than was at
FIRST supposed by the engineers. Ten days
is fixed as the time at which through con-
nection will be made. All the commands
of this Division are in the best condition,
and anxious for an attack by the enemy.
Bunker Hill was occupied by our forces yes
terday as an extreme outpost on the West.
There are some movements of troops to-
day. ~ ss-s z
A scouting party of cavalry reports that
Ashley's rebel cavalry last night attempted
to cut them of when near Berryville, but
were foiled in the attempt. Four regi-
ments, with four gun battery. attempted.
! -142 I'D Ia =s--sAz Col Cart -
Lovettsvllle, but were driven on without q
battle.
Yesterday several deserters were brought
into town by the cavalry. Among them
were Lieut.. MARKELL of the Virginia 9Th
Regiment.
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M Y. 80 pnpAToH.

WAsHfNGroH, March eth.-A tax on cot
ton will be agreed to 10 the House, as an
amendment TO the tax bin, when that meas
ure comes up for consideration. The bill is
not yet printed.
The Finance COMMITTEES of the Senate
has struck out the House appropriation OF
$4,000, 600 for the construction OF gun
boats. The Naval Committee is urging its
restoration
Senator Johnson leaves Washington to-
6sv for Tennessee. He has not yet accept
ed bis appointmeut as Brigadier General.
Information has reached the Navy De-
partment of the capture of schooner,
T,izzie Weston. with cargo of 100 bales OF
cotton by the gun boat ltaska. The cap
flIreds vessel sailed from ApalachieOla, Flor
ida. for Havana and market.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT

of the rebel steamer
Magnolia with 400 bales
; cotton-Latest from Banks
column - Rebels in large
force at Winchester, and
strongly fortified = Balti-
more g. Ohio Railroad to be
opened in ten days-Presi-
dent sends an important
message to Congress.
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WASHINGTON, March 6.-Postal commu-
nieation is entirely re-opened to Accomac
and Northampton counties, Virginia
The Post Office Department is ready to
establish, as soon as Congress shall give the
authority, free delivery in cities, with uni
form rates Of postage for local and general
letters.
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CHARLESTON, Va. March "a squad of
the Van Allen cavalry to-day captured
Hill. They belong to the I'd Virginia In
fantry. 81
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railroad eld steamboat prOprietOrs-


NEw yoRK, March 6th.-The steamship
Northern Light, from Aspinwail on the
25th, arrived this morning, with nearly
81, 100000 in treasure. -
Panama papers of the 25th contain the
following:
washington's birthday was duly cele-
brated at Panama
The steamer Wyoming arrived on the
18th
Business IN the city was reviving, and
the harvest was abundant. a
Peace is re-established in Bolivia. Revo-
lutionary attempts still agitate Peru
It is stated that the Bishops and other
clergy are endeavoring to excite public
opinion in favor of annexation to Spain.
Lord Palmerston, in reply to a question
on italian affairs, said he believed that there
was strong desire that Rome shOuids be
the Capitol of Italy. and that sthe Pope's
temporal power should cease.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-07

LBAVENwoRTH March 6th.-The Kansas
Legislature has adopted the resolution al
most unanimously instructing the Kansas
Senators and requesting the Representatives
in Congress to aid the passage of the Roll
Inns Pacific Railroad bill, and the ratifca-
ton Of the treaty with the Potawatomies
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MORNING REPORT.

Washington Specials-Andy
Johnson, Maynard, and
Etheridge to return to Ten
nessee - New government
to be organized Governor
Harris to be legislated out
of Office Skirmish on the
Potomac-Three men disa-
bled and one black stallion
captured = The Boa Con-
strictor begins TO construct
Rebels making extensive
preparations for resistance
Their forces largely In
creased.
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HERALp's DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-General Andy
johnson and Representatives Maynard and
Etheredge leave for Tennessee. Tomorrow.
Gen. johnson will Immediately, upon his
arrival at Nashville, call upon the loyal
people ofthe State to elect delegates to O.
Convention, to be charged with the duty of
declaring vacant the places of Gov. Harris
and his rebel associates, aud electing new
officers and setting loyal government on
its feet.
Gen. Speer of Tennessee was confirmed
Brigadier General to-day. Three more
brigadiers in the persons of Lieut.. Colonel
Emory, of the 9Th Cavalry; and Coils. Quinn
by and Patrick have been nominated.
The Post Master General, to-day, com
planned By letter to the Postofice Commit
tees of both Houses of the refusalsof Com
modore Vanderbilt TO carry the South
American mail, and of sorae Northern rail-
roads to contract to carry the mails. He
recommended that legislation. be adopted TO
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PITTsBURG, March 6th.-River 10 feet 3
inches by the pier mark, and falling. The
weather is clear and pleasant