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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-11

The number of hogs shipped over
the Erie Railway last week, was ten
thousand two hundred and nineteen.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-11
G9e gntelligenttr.
An. II. HILDRETII. Editor.

Westward the course of empire takes its way !"
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-11

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN A. HOwD's REVISION.

The second volume Of xesers GAVIN Hor's compile
ton Of indiana Statutes has Just appeared. This volume
completes their work ts mechanical execution !. YER
creditabe; and the sk lsauiDg and labor which the
editors have bestowed IL. the hgh,st praise.
None hut learned digent lawyers could hsve produced
such work.
The second volume embraces all the public statutes of
Indiana force upon the subjects which IL relates
and the si all excepting the Of the last regular and
sessions Of the Legislature. IL l. great excel
ence Of the compilation that all existing statutes each
subject collected together in the place In these
volumes; that a e reader a glance all the
legislation in force any given subject. TAKE for
ample the act 81 ls52. organizing Courts Of Common
Pea-he editors pubIisL the large and they also
print IN the form Of the page containing
this statute, all the acts amendatory TO II which have
been passed up this time. And they have done Of
all the other contained the lisa.
The editors have added much the value Of these VOL
umes-especiaIIy the LASTLY the copiOus ana learned
with which the volumes abound. These ti-
much labor and legal acumen. They furnish "
cOncise form, with all the adudc.tous Of
Supreme Court these statutes. The-e sjndics-
tious being very numerous, the references them
IN the volumes under consideration will be OF great value
the lawyer and indeed ell persons concerned % IN.
administration OF justice The editors have also REFEREE
in their note-, decisions In Other slses
made statutes similar to
An excellence Of these volumes, be overlooked
is the full and index appended each In inc
ana there has be- good index any volumes n
Published by authority. This provoking defect
has been completely reneded IN the volumes under
view: aud these indexes will greatly tighten the labor Of
all who have occasion 10 lock into
This i the r~t time that private ente-prre has
tempted the publication Of Indiana statutes. The
tempt. do not doubt. vii be successful. and will
duly reward the learned editors and enterprixs p.bisn
els. Every lawyer WILL Of course purchase thes volumes;
and every clerk. sherf and justice Of the peace Of the
Stale. will find It TO his advantage % own them.
DAVID NDoSALD
Indianapolis, June 5, isss
The foregoing notice by Judge McDosALp % 64vs a
HosD's Compilation the Of Indians
signed puff Of the work, but Is unsoicitsd con-
mendatIOn Of the ability accuracy. and completeness
with which these volumes have been prepared.
The second volume. which has jast secn issued
the press, being delivered to Subscriber, rapidly
possible This edition Of the
cessty every lawyer rrces Of the pssoe and county
officers in the State paslicssson lbe
private enterpze and the pubssers' only hope for
ts sale those for whose
IL prepared. The volumes contain about 1900
pages Of matter nearly double the qusnty embraced in
the revision q ls52.
The price Of the work Is 81 20 per velse e. 90 for
the volumes Orders addressed the subscriber MI
receive prompt attention. !. J. BINGHAM.
June 7th. iss2 Indianapolis. Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

New York. July 81 The Post says that the
streets are filed with news OF fighting on the
Peninsula, but il is improbable
The Government has taken four vessels to-day
20 60 TO the James River for the conveyance of
sick and wounded soldiers, of whom there are
known to be 5000 in that neighborhood. Other
vessels would have been sent If they had been
found suitable.
The New York Enlistment Committee have
returned from Washington. They had an inter
view with the President. Secretary of War. and
Gen Halleck on the subject of facilitating en-
listments in the old regiments. Their sugges
tons were received fayorably. and the matter
was left in the hands of Gen. Halleck- Ii is
stated that the New York Committee proposed
to the President to pay no bountes after the 18th
of August. and il the State quota was not then
filled, TO instantly draft The President sssented
to the proposition. aud gave the Committee let
ter to the War Department. recommending the
issue of orders TO this effect with the consent Of
Gov. Morgan
All The recruiting Offices In this city are 70 be
broken up. and one rendezvous formed-recruits
to De given The choiceof regiments.
The ne~ iron side wheel steamship. ST. Mary.
Capt. ". II. Talbot sailed yesterday for New
Orleans. She took out the bulk Of 900 bbls.
in produce of all kinds. besides thirty cabin pas
seuoers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
Noon Reports.
w ASHIN GTON NEWS
THE PROSPECT OF A DRAFT.
Affairs ON TIE PENINSULA.
SO TIL Z r N N Z w s.
.fyy-iraT Of Ten Rebel GunbOUfs
from England.
AFFAIRS ON THE BORDER.
THE PROSPECT OF A DRAFT.
FFiIRS ON TIE PENINSULA.
SO THEIR NJ. JEW 3
AFFAIRS ON THE BORDER,


NEW YoRK JULY 81 The HerAld's Harrison
Landing correspondence of the 29th says:
Last evening the pickets OF AveriIl's brigade,
which we're stationed on the New Market road
near st. MAry's Church. we're surprised by two
deseriers from the enemy coming in. Both of
the deserters were from New York. They were
OF the lOth Virginia cavalry; one was captured
from cor army turing the recent battles, aud In
order to obtain chance to escape took the rebel
oath and enlisted in the above-u.med regiment.
They report that the rebels at the tight AT Nal
vern Hill were panic stricken and retreated 20
Richmond. They could not be rallied, hence the
reason for not following oui troops
The Herald's Washing ton dispatch says:
Ii is stated. on good authority, that when the
news Of the departure OF the three Ion-clsd tig
ates for the Gulf of Mexico, together with
eral wooden irigates aud line-of battle ships
reached Washington. Mr.. Seward wrote imme ii
ately the French Government and IN ssle strong
remonstrsuces against the presence in the vicln-
ity OF the United States OF such a formidable
heet. Mr.. Seward gave the reason Tor his
protest that the Mexican expedition being of too
little consequence to justify the sending OF such
a Tremendous armament IN Mexican waters The
American Government could not help thinking
but il is destined To act against the United States
IL would IN consequence ask an explanation Of
the French Government.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

PROCLAMATION POPE-This windy Ger eral
whose inflated dispatches have been loading the
telegraph for some weeks. is pretty well under
stood in Indiana. where he will fail ta IN Ike IA
sensation, unless he does something. He must
wipe out by deeds the remembrance Of his treat
ment of ln,iians's brave soldiers-gassy words
won't do il. We copy the following from the
Cincinnati Gazette, "a an act OF justice TO enc of
the many persons whose feelings this hero has
tramped upon TO elevate himselt-or to create
an IDLE sensation:
MILITARY lyFLATIoS.-In the poverty of spirit
which has resulted from military incapacity, the
public is willing to accept even proclamations and
general orders current coin for acts. This
kind of currency. like the financial medium, has
been considerably inflated and is liable To depre
citation thereby. A specimen of this generalslup
was gwen. few jay ago, in an order OF General
Pope, which was at once proclaimed To the world
declaring that, whereas Capt. Samuel X Harrison
had deserted from his company and gone to New
York, reward of five cents offered FOR his
apprehension. Capt Harrison has replied to this
heightened specimen of vigUr through the New
\ DIRK papers. He SAYS:
My resignation, unconditional and immediate,
was written. offered to. and accepted by the Colo
mel commanding, day or two previous to my
leaving Said resignation neceSstated by
an injury received while in the performance of my
duty. rendering me totally unable 10 discharge
the duties devolving upon me; therefore. ny the
advice OF many of my fellow officers, including
both the Surgeons OF the regiment, resignei.
For other cause could | have been induced TO
leave the army"
An officer, disabled in the discharge of his
duty. and whose resignation had been accepted.
has thus been advertised TO the world US de-
ser,er, purely for Il military sensation. Not one
in thousand of those who saw the charge will
ever see the correction Ii is the duty OF Gen
Pope to repair this injustice, 50 far AS he can re-
pair it. by similar proclamation And then it
NAV he suggested that acts are coin not liable
To depreciation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

NKw YoRk. July 3l.-The steamer Matanzas.
from New Orleans 25th. has arrivei.
Gen Butler had ordered that negroes sens by
their masters 10 leave and join the Fejeral- viii
be regarded rs emancipaIei; masters aad sndeav-
ored in Inany Gases ~ reclaim them aiier the use
OF such expressions.
Gen. Butler. ia note to Reverdy johnson,
saws: No merchandise. whether cotton or sugar.
wal, in any event be seized confiscsted BY
Untei States authority there
4 Parrish. agent OF the Eothschiids in New
Orleans, had committed suicide.
a number OF persons bad been arrested Tor an
attempt TO assassinate Thos : Burbank 4 Bro.
among whom Andre Delonke. brother ia
Law OF John Slidel aud Gen. Beauregard
The price OF -four had fallen sixteen dollars
per barrel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
From Xlck>DurE.

VIcKsBuRe. July 25.-A gentleman recently
from Ihe Nazoo river country, reports that tue
steamer Star OF the West, captured Oft Calves
ton by the rebels, is w that river and armed with
twenty Two guns. She Is iron plated to con
siderable extent.
The }. L. Webb. powerful ocean towboa;, is
also up that river, and has been plated something
in the style OF the Sumter. She is constructed
as a ram. They have also tile tug Mobile.
mounting one gun.
The Star OF the West and the Webb came up
from New Orleans when that city captured,
bringing, among other rebel plumber, one hundred
anu eight guns.
At Liverpool, sixty five miles up the river, the
rebels have an ingeniously contrived raft which
Is Il perfect lock against ascendine boats. They
also have battery OH shore at that point.
In addition 10 the above named vessels, there
are about thirty river steamers up the lazoo
river.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
From fortrc.. Monroe.

FORTRESS MoNRoE. july 29-rhe mail boat
arrived here tins afternoon irom Harrisous Land
ihg.
move OF some kind hourly expected with
the army.
Yesterday Geu. Mcclellan issued orders for
every 10 6e ready Tor action at moment
notice
1t Is thought that All attack by Gen. Jackson
may be expected at any time, and it is not known
whether lie will attack Popes or Mcclellan
army
Ii is the prevailing opinion in the army that an
immediate movement Is ~ be male, tut lev
probably know where To fnd Gen jackson. az
the rebels say he takes what men he wants ami
goes where he likes, and does as he chooses with
them.
The Elm City has just come down from City
Point, with about 3cO Union prisoners, sick or
wounded from Richmond They left about 4oO
at RIchmoisd, who will be down in few days.
.. winch will close the list OF this class OF prs
oners.
Redmond papers of the 26;h have been re-
ceive. and contain no news Oi any Importance
They AT ne .rly all taken up with extracts from
northern papers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
From NIShYIlie.

NASHVILLE. July 3O.-A special 20 the Herald
says:
4 reoe mail from Chattanooga has been cap
tured. The letters continued valuable lutorma
ton.
Beauregard mas resigned and gone TO the
springs IN Alabama.
Bragg is at Vlcksburg with % 600 men, but is
short OF horses. An artillery company from
Georgia could not be supplied with guns or hors-
es, and parties are out buying aud stealing them,
wherever they be found.
The rebel letters seized were from TupeIlo,
Mississippi. fifty miles south of Cornth. The
writers are anticipating the early occupation OF
Tennessee by rebel forces.
The rebels are reported 10 have evacuated Leb-
anon with the intention to mass their troops AT Il
given point preparatory to sudden dash OH y ash
vile
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
AZ fEt.st- EAPf-
exv Nork MARKET.

NV t0rt Warket-
Nkw YoRK. July 81
Flour he's ard drooring: sales ut 81 e5@5
for superfllStste: s. 2)@5 IS for extra Stite;
81 s5ot5 IL superfne Western; s. 3065 25 for
common tKood extra Western; - 65@6 80 Ger
trade brars; mirket closing heavy, with no
buyers At etside quotations.
Whisky rmer; sales at 30@30s4c.
The deyession OF sterling exchange has an
unfavur.slf effect upon the wheat market, and
at the che prices we're l92c lower; sales of
Chicago srng at 81 l4@l le: Milwaukee club
81 100 n: amber Iowa 81 2261I %: amber
Green Il 81 "a: winter rel Western 81 2sd
81: amer Michigan 81 "a: white Western
81 s59i y; and white Michigan 81 44Cdl -.
Corn hety: sales ~ Soc tor old mixed lest
ern: 53@54 for Eastern: 1880 for unsoaud.
Coffee quiz; no sales reported
Sugar-R.s very firm, but the business is lin
tied; refined sgar in good demand. aud prices
advancing.
Pork Marker more active and hrmer; sales
at Sll q 1915 for rre>s: 81 "a % Tor prime
mes; 50 25@9 81 for prime.
Beet firm, aud h moderfe demand.
Lard very frm, but lessuctive; sales at 81 @
9%c
Butter selling at s@l4c or Ohio. and l0@l7c
for State
Cheese firm vt 4C1sisc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Jul, 3i.-There are now forty
vacancie, ia the grade Oi Surgeons and one hun
dred and twenty in that oi Assistant Surgeons.
Medical Boards Tor he examination OF candidates
are in session here and at ST. Louis. AppIica-
tons must be made to the Auutaut General OF
the Army. accompanied by more testimo-
mails from one or more respectable persons IN lie
gard to moral character.
The treaty with the Ottowas of Kansas is of
fcially proclaimed. Their relations with the
United States As an Indian tribe, are to termin-
ate at the expiration Of five years, and all OF
them are to be deemed and declared full citizens
of the United States. Ample provision is made
for their Improvement in all shat pertains to civ
ilized lie, as far as possible for the settlement of
their reservation by the Industrious. while the
lands are to be sold at less than 81 % per acre.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
NARROW Fa.Pr

NARROW ESCAPE "A drover, exhausted from
overheat and unable to proceed farther. on Wed
ue-sisy afternoon lay ts VII the track of the
l. " A. &C Railroad near Bradford. aud went
20 sleep He had coeere5 himself with green
bushes a protection against the An hour
later the freight train came along. and the engi
necr did Observe him until too late to chez
the speei Of the train The destruction of the
unfortunate man seemed inevitable. when ppi
" the catcher struck him ss he slept. fair
and square on tire largest aud most EXPOSED part
Of his person. and pitched him he4dlong into the
ditch. rot bone brken and damage bes ond
frieh'iul booking flesh wound in the thigh
Greeneasfie Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

LEXINGTON. Jsly 81 Major Bracht.of the lsih
Kentucky regiment. who wSs in pursuit OF gang
of l27 rebels under Corben. overlook them ~
Mount Sterling. killing thirteen. and taking nine
ty-seVen prisoners. including Corben. Eight
PRISONERS of the same gang we're taken elsewhere,
leaving nine - escape
Major Brscht. who lest nOpe of his men. re-
turned To Lexington tbs morning wih three
prisoners: Ii is tie same band reported 60 have
left Scost county under Capt Bulitt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
From Boston.

Bos1oy, July 30.-The military prisoners at
Fort " aren will be taken South TO morrow to
be exchanged Tor Federal officers and soldiers.
BY virtue OF an agreement recently made. They
will embark upon the steamer Ocean Queen for
New Orleans. which will land them at some
point on the james River. Among the prisoners
are Generals Buckner. Tilghman and Mackall
and some sixty or seventy other officers. The
whole number of rank and file is about 2o0.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

Of fer-ons and property IN fhs ceanirs 10 secsm-
pli-h the speedy end of the REBELLION. recoll-
nending - ls.-s .O00.OD0 OF msa - bs drafted
irun tie militia Of TIE xorth. hzli ios inne.
date service. and bali Tor in-setion, 10 - bslc
a. ressVe. ks.olaIions we're also p<s<ed az
pressing uDoounded coufxieaes IN he Pss<1snis
and assuring him OF me inpossibility ef his ges-
ting in scv aDos OF ne Nisbes aud seolneasxs Of
the peJole
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

MILWAUKEE,, Jnly 81. The war meeting to day
was magnificent affair. Perfect orier and har
mony prevailed. IL will Sc long remembered AS
the largest gathering ever known in the North
west The people were addressed from three
stands by Hon. Owen Lovejoy Of Illinois, VIM.
o. Howard OF Michigan, Gov. Solomon, Senator
DoottIe. and other distinguished home speakers.
Enthusiasm Unprecedented. and speeches inter
rupted by the most vociierous cheering when
touching upon the President. the Administration.
and the army. Resolutions were passed unani
mously that the Administration prosecute the
war to lite utmost vigor. and employ every kind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
~-SINGER & co.'s LETTER "A"FAM

lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BE AUTl-
Full of all sewing machines This machine will any
thing, from the running of tuck in taretan the max
ing of overcoatanythng from pilot beaver cloth
down to the soest gauze gossamer tissue and
ready do its work perfection team FELL hem bind
gather tuck, quilt and has capacity for great variety
of ornamental work This is not the only machine that
fell hem. bind. and FORTH but it will do better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety OF cabinet
The Folding Case, which is beco ring popular is,
asits name implies. that be folded into a box
which, when opened makes beautiful substantial,
and spacious table for the rest upon The
of every imaginable de>iyn-plan the wood grew
in it, native forest. deliberately finished can
make them. |. NJ. SINGER 4 CO..
No. As Broadway. New York.
bels~Tnd annapolis onice-No. 3 Odd-FelIovs' Hall,
Washington street aplS-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

ATrEMPrED SEDUCTION. old MIN from the
rural districts was up before the MAYOR Yesterday
on the charge OF as>OclatIng with prostitute
The old gentleman told his story I'm answer to the
charge with such apparent honesty that we he
leve Il was literally true He said he had come
10 the Convention. ana ha. walked in the evening
anti he was tired out irving to Get bed and had
failed. Exhausted lie las down on Il grass plat
aud tell asleep. How long he slept he ,ild not
know, hat he awOke % lind WOMAN LAYING bv
hts side, with one arm throsn lovingly across his
hecS, and one foot towing with his boot tops IL
WIS the pressure of the delicate little foot that
awoke hun. tie wrs startled and alarmed Had
nh order for las arrest and confinement. in Fort
Warren been received it would not have scared
him half bad. He could convince his old
woman thnt he was not u traitor, but how could
he. " eau ht ~ the fix he in yndcate his
virtue. He awOke the nymph, and tried to drive
her away. but she would not be driven. He con
sIdere,i what best Tn be done IL would not
do To have scene there-it vet e,riv in the
evening, and he concluded to walk away with the
damsel a. she would not 20 without him Thev
had not gone lar when the police arrested him,
and he warmly protested his innocence of any
evil intent. lie was finesl. however. - he mi ght
have given her in charge To watchm1n. He
saws he will do so il he is ever followed by a
woman again
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

PlHsoxAL -Clpf. James A Bake. OF the 40ih
regiment. as ~ the Palmer House on the 30th.
on his way 70 Decatur. Alabama. to rejon his
regiment.
Lieut. VIM II Benny. aid 20 Gen. II lzen. ~e
learn. has been prnmoted 10 be Brigade Inspector
with the rank % Captain Capt Benny Is one
Of the hnst gallant Young officers of vol1B-
ter army. and il gives u> great pleasure 10 note
iis advancement in a profession OF which he i
ornament
d.. Wm- II Sherrod. Of the 18th regiment. ar.
rivei ia the city yesterday Hereport- the health
II the regiment as good Hurlburt's division. Of
which the 18th Is part. Is nov al Memphis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

The impression appears to prevail among msny Dem
that have job ONCE connected with the SEN
7INEi. Office This il mistake There Is Office in
the city that well prepared to do all kinds Of BOOK
AND JOB PRINTING are Except large bill posiers),
and will feel under obligations all Democrats
only In the city. but in the State, for any work they
send office. We have public patronage de-
peni aid the paperwe ask the party aid with
their work. far as they We can do good work,
and q a. good terms, any other Office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

The CorNcIL-The Council met on Weines
day evening rs Board of Equaliz ,tion. and al
iourned. after hearing three four without
transacting any general business. They meet
again on Saturday night for general purposes
We hope they will consider a,orably for bowl
dering Pennsylvania street. at least as far rs
Massachusetts, avenue. liz is "A work much need
ed before the fall rains set in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

TIKI BUTfmSuTs The Journal has great
deal To say about the ''bntierhut' Democracy
and every Shanghai Office seeker and sympathi-
ger with Gidjngs, who sport snow white
vest and neckerchief. and keep bis shirt collar
from cutting his ears of, repeats the word with
sneer whenever he sees number OF honest
farmers together. These city dandies have
a great contempt for people who toll. and who
dress in homespun. and who occasionally soil
their hands 10y taking hold of the pillow and the
shovel Their delicate noses instincti,ely turn
up at The dress of honest toll. and "butternut,"
poke berry" or some such slang. * li-ped out
M derision. 1t used to be the barefoot" De
mocracy in Jsck-oDs tme-then il was the
poke berry" Democracy. and now it j. the but
ternut Democracy-but they all. ~ used mean
the same thing-a contempt for those who earn
their bread by honest toll.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01

PHILADELPHIA. July 3i.-Pnsase subscriptions
TO TIE bouut, fund this morning. exclusive VI
railroads. is S272. 600.
During Yesterday afternoon bet-een 400 aud
50J rebel prisoners confined at Fort Delaware
took the oath of allegiance. The Louisiana Ii
gess seemed especially anxious 10 take the oath.
Last evening there was disposition among the
violent Secessionirts 10 attack Their comrades, tut
the Oulburst was soon checked.