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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-14

HOtcard .dssOeiafiOn, PaiL<u.,
NOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK AND DISTRESS.
II I'D. afflicted with virulent and Chronic Diseases,
and especially diseases Of the sexual Organs
Medical Advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable Reports on rmatorrhea Seminal Weak
ana other Diseases Ofthe Sexual Organs on the
new remedies employed in the Dpensary sent in sealed
letter envelopes free 9fchArge, Address
DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth 81,
febl0-wly 90 Philadelphia Pa.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

lNNEDTATE USE OP POSTAGE STANra Az Cvn.
HEsCr.- Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
boutwell,. with the approval Of the Secretary Of
III" Treasury, in order that the act OF Congress
"l the l7th OF July, instant, may I've carried into
effect more speedily, yesterday submitted III.
following propositions Tor the consideration OF
III. Postmaster General who has considered
md adopted them, namely:
|. That the Pos, Office Department iurnisl
IN" Treasury Department with such postage
stamps IA may be needed for currency thi,
Department paying TO the Post Office Depart
Incnt the net cost thereof.
=. That the arrangement shall cease at th,
option Of either party, or when the Treasury
department is prepared To issue iis own stamp.
N currency.
D. The stamps TO be NO prepared that the,
can be distinguished easily from the ordinary
Portagc stamps
T. The stamps 10 be redeemed by the Treas
nry Department, M contemplated by the act O
July II, 1862.
.. Such stamps TO be- received by the Post
Office Department for postage; and 10 be aI
all times exchangcable for ordinary postage
stamps.
Arrangements will Immediately be made tG
curry the above propositions into effect.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

WHISKY IN THE ARMY.-An army correspond
ent rays that King Whisky has been driver
from his throne in the army Of the Potomac
me red headed barrels have but poor exist
ence now, for, except in cases Of extreme ne
cessity, liquor is not TO be allowed the men
Army whisky. be il known, IL u cheap article
being bought by the Government for thirty OF
forty cents gallon, and In consequence, low
ers Of the good article have but poor idea Of
It's quality. Generally, however. il was the
only stuff which could bs procured, and every
body indulged. The men received one gill Il
day, and the officers drew all they wished from
their brigade commiSsaries. Finally, the had
effects Of this kind Of lightning were made
manifest, aud the surgeons recommended III
abandonment Ns part Of the rations, General
Mcclellan, in consequence, issued IN order for
bidding the use of whisky" except in cases
of "eXtremc fatigue, or apparent necessity
Even in such cases ~ these, the division gene
raj is to bear III" application and give the or
der. In lieu Of the whisky, the men are al
lowed ratons Of dried apples and pickles.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
LATAsT FROM NEW ORLEANS.

LAThSV fNOm ME-" OHLEAhS.
The steamer Fulton, which left New Orleans
on'the 10th, arrived in New York on Thursday
last. From her passengers we have the follow
ing statements:
Business was prOstrated, as there IL no sup
ply Of any sort OF merchandise on hand. Pro
visions are extremely high, and the order Of
Gen. Butler is more /" honored in the breach
than In the observance"
There Ia but one hotel Of any note open for
the reception Of guests, and this house (the
City HoteD has only about fifty guests. The
st. Charles In locked up--Gen. Butler having
removed his quarters to the house of General
Twiggs.
The health oi Gen. Butler was getting very
delicate, no much No, that il was feared he
would have to come North again.
There was but comparatively little sickness
among the troops. and the physicians of New
Orleans express the opinion that there will BIZ
but little yellow fever this summer
There seems TO be considerable Union feel
ing In New Orleans, but the people are back,
ward in openly avowing it, from the fear that
hereafter the city may TALL again into the hands
Of the Confederates, and they be made to suffer
for their sentiments.
The streets Of New Orleans are now 10 very
clean state. A iavOrits punishment for slight
| military offences, was 10 order the offenders To
day y street cleaning, which punishment had
Il very good effect, US the offences were on the
| decrease.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
WAX MEkTINGs, BOUNTiEs, ENLIST.
@ENTs, Sc.

In Piasb,rg, on Thursday, there was an i'm
mrnse and enthusiastic war meeting. business
was entirely suspended. The venerable Judge
wilkins presided over the assemblage, as.
sisted by innumerable Vice Presidents aud sew.
eral Secretaries. Speeches were delivered by
Gov. Curtin, Judge wilkins, John Covode, T..
q. Shannon, ex-Gov. johnson, and others from
the English stands, and Messrs. Seiberrick, Fe
lix, and Others from the German stands.
Al Mii,lyetO,on, C0,lnectich, there was an i'm.
mense war meeting on Thursday night. The
meeting stimulated enlistments, which are rap
idly progressing.
At ". Louis, on Thursday, there was large
meeting ut the Union Merchants Exchange.
They adopted u stirring address to the people
OF Missouri, and raiseI several thousand dOllart
towards fitting out regiment.
Trenton, n. Here, too, on Thursday, 90
immense and patriotic meeting assembled
Resolutions strongly sustaining the Administra
tion were adopted, and ended by raising S.,
900 Tor bounlies.
hudieiphia.--Thc City Council on Thursday
afternoon appropriated $5OO,OOO Tor the pay
ment Of bounty Of $50 TO each volunteer, u
supply the quota for this city under the recent
cali. A loan To that amount will be negoliaL.,
next week The P.nnry ivania Railroad Com
pany will contribute 100000.
Boston, ,juiy "a The enlisting excitement
increases ~ intensity aud with highly ratslac
tory results. A large number OF country towns
have raised their full quota and reports iron
all quarters Indicate tnat Massachusetts will
soon have har old regiments filled up, and the
new ones called Tor organized aud In the field
Ehnru, .Jdy % The quota oi volunteer,
tor this (Chemung) coudty is more than full
II In briieved that thlH county s the first in thu
State that han recruited the number necessary
EuDdio A. \, A. u primary meeting ol the
Board oi Trade $3.50 WAS subscribed Tor wal
purpoScs by thoso present. When nll the
members eau b1 sesn, at least $4,000 will be-
raised. A graud festival in aid Of the same
was held yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
GEN. LANE AGAIN IN TuE FIELD.
The friends of General Lane will be PLEASE

GGN. LANE AGAIN IN TIlE FIELD.
The friends OF General Lane will be pleased
TO learn that he has again been assigned 10
duty and we apprehend there will, this time,
be no alp up" but that everything will 70
along harnoniously The Tribune says be has
been clothed by the Government with the
amplest powers for the organization OF an
army in the Department Of Kansas, upon his
own principles and in his own way. Those
who know General Jip Lane know that every
able bodied man who wishes TO enlist under
him. whatever his color or condition, will be
welcsned; and that he will solve the problem
OF the war without the issuing OF proclamations.
The letter Of instructions to Senator Lane styles
him, Commissioner for Recruiting in the DE,
partncnt Of Kansas" and authorizes him 10
form camps, aud 10 make acquisitions upon the
General Commanding the Department aud his
snbordinat@s, for whatever supplies he may
require.
Thess officers are directed To give him all
That be- asks, and Ia the views Of Gen. Blunt
who commands the department, are known Il
be similar TO those Of Gen. Lane. there can be
no doubt that they will work harmoniously 10
g-ther If Gov. Robinson commissions III.
officers whom Gen. Lane appoints. well ant
good. II not the Secretary oi War promise,
t" do II. Their. were G,iOO loyal black emi
grants from adjoining States in Kansas at rh'
I ~ advices, and IL il believed that the arriva
ot Gen. Lane, clothed with these powers, will
swell that number very much. We are happy
To know that the President and Secretary u
War are heartily ~ one with respect TO the ap
pointment Of Senator Lane, and that they Civ,
the most posilv" assurances that this time b,
shall not be interisr-d with Gen. Lane will
I"uv" 'or his field OF operations To day.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 2i.-The steamship
Daniel Webster, Captain Blethen. from New
York, reached Fortress Monroe last evening,
on her way 10 lIarrison's Landing, with sun.
ply Of vegetables for the army, which they
have been suffering for for u long time.
The flag OF truce Canonicus went up James
river yesterday morning and returned early
this morning 10 Fortress Monroe, where she
only remained ten minutes, and steamed Off in
the direction Of York river.
The steamers Spaulding and Knickerbocker
arrived at Fortress Monros last evening, with
ak hundred Union prisoners from Richmond.
The latter goes to Philadelphia and the iormer
to New York this evening.
The sailing vessels, schooner, .Sc., which
have been laying mp the James river for some
time, near james Island, have, within a few
days, dropped down the river aud anchored in
the Roads just above Fortress Monroe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ADELAIDE.
The steamer Adelaide, Capt. James Cannon,
reached Baltimore yesterday morning from Old
Point, with nearly two hundred passengers,
amongst whom were not lsas than thirty COM
missioned officers Of the army on the Peninsula.
Of these, some few have resigned, some are on
brief furlough, and others go to their native
States for the express purpose of recruiting
their commands.
Colonel Allen, Of the Eleventh New York
infantry, and Captain Csmbreiing and Lieut..
Rogers, Of the New York Fifth, (Zouaves, J
came up 10 the Adelaide. Surgeon John N.
Cuyler, Of Fortress Monroe, also came up, and
would proceed 10 Washington on business. DR..
Cuyler has been nearly thirty years In tn, reg
ular army, and looks we'll, notwithstanding bis
arduous labors since the commencement Of the
| war
Some of the officers by the Adelaide are direc,
from llarrison's Landing per mail steamer John
A. Tucker, and report continued quiet all along
| the lines.
Colonel Allen denouncss the statements made
iu some Of the Northern papers to III. eiiec
that the army IL demoralized. He pronounce,
| II in first rate order, and both officers aud mer
10 good spirits.
II was expected that the Baltimore and Bos
ton steamer s. X. Spaulding, Captain Hover
with three hundred sick and wounded soldier,
on board, just released from Richmond would
come to this port, but II has been decided other
wise, and shs left last night for the North.
Lieutenant Charles Temple Dix has been pro
NOTED to be- major, and Lieutenant Wilson
Barstow has received the commission of cap
| tain. Both these gentlemen are aid dc camp OF
the stall Of Major General Dix, and their pro
motion Is not only deserved, but will be highly
gratifying to many OF our citizens who had Oc
| cason 10 transact business with General Dix,
department whilst in Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

GEN. BUTLER FiNns MORE SwoRDs.-General
Butler seems to have II peculiar faculty for
finding the swords of United States officers.
Tn" other day n detective WAS sent To search
"mbl" where II was understood that arms, be-
Ter, were concealed. Among variety of wea-
pous iound under the floor Of the stable was
the elegant sword presented to "Old Rough
und Ready by the State Of Kentucky. !. will
he sent to Gen. Taylor, Commissary General o
III" United States army, and u brother Of the
IullanL h-ro oi the Mexican war.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Who are Found There.

Linut. Raymond, in his endeavors TO prevent
tho spread of crime In Washington, makes
every effort TO break up houses Of ill.fame AND
scatter the inmates, and in his visits TO thesb
places finds, not the low, depraved, and totally
degraded, but, very generally, gentlemen In
broadcloth and In army blue. Even the vilest
houses, in the most out Of the way and deprav.
cd parts Of tho city, are found TO contain these
gentry. Nor are the visitors confined 10 any
one rank in the army, but all sorts Of STRAPS"
bearing tho eagle, oak leaves, double bars,
single bars, and no bars. may be found there
injecting on ~ common level" II some OF
these gentry do not look sharp, forbearanoo on
the part of the military "may cease to bo n
virtue. /" and certain names may possibly get
beyond tho bounds of the record books at the
ptiArdhouye. .-S0r-
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Tho War In Kentucky and Tennessee
Two Guerilla hands Fighting Each
Othsr-ChanRe In Com IN and OF the
Union Army In Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, NY, July PA party Of 20
guerilias In Todd county were attacked, being
mistaken for Fedeals, by another rebel squad
OF 40, who were coming into Kentucky. The
former whipped the latter. OF both parties 7
or were killed and quite number wounded.
NASHVILLE, July 24-Ex.Governor William
ID. Campbell has accepted the appointment of
brigadier general, and taken the command of
the Federal troops in Tennessee. Great salts.
faction Is manifested at this arrangement.
Capt Broden takes 700 paroled prisoners to
Camp Chase TO morrow morning.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
Highly Important.
Jackson near Cordonsyille, with N,OOO Men.
AID ON WASHINGTON THREATENED
Puii Particulars Of the kecsnt Kxpcdi.
tiOn Of Den. Hatch.
Fight with jackson Imminent.
OUR FORCES READY HIM.
LITTLE WAsHINGroN,

LITTLE WASHINGTON,
Rappahannock County, Va, July %.
The report recently telegraphed from War
renton, that jackson was at or near Gordons
vile, Is confirmed from other sources which
state that he IL at Louisa Cour. House. with
"a 900 men, and Ewell, with corps Of Jack
sons men, IL at Gordonsville; making q total
Of 10000 men. His present intention Is saidto
be TO assume the offensive, and break our lines;
and II successful, TO demonstrate upon Washing.
| ton, for the purpose Of drawing oil our forces
from Richmond.
As many misstatements have been published
In regard TO the expedition commanded by
Gen. Hatch, II may not be Inappropriate 10
make the following statement, as given by o
returned officer:
Alter reaching Culpeper, Gen. Hatch pushed
bis whole force to Rapidan, where, in conse.
quence Of the destruction Of the bridges and
the high stage Of the water, he was compelled
10 leave bis infantry and a tillery. With bis
cavalry, he pushed on to Orange Court House,
where he learned that the enemy were In large
force at Gordonsville. lie sent thence com.
pany Of the Virginia cavalry towards Gordons-
vile, who approached within six miles Of the
latter place, and confirmed the report of the
enemys presence and strength.
On Friday, the 18th instant, two brigades,
supposed 10 be commanded by Ewell made
their appearance ut Orange, and on Saturday,
after severe skirmishng, Gen. Hatch fell back
across the Rapidan, and arrived at Culpeper
on Sunday. During this time 2S men captured
by the enemy, owing Il is said 10 the incredu.
lity Of the commanding officer, who did not
believe a statement probably made TO him by
a coniraband.-.ED that the enemy were al.
vancing In force upon his outpost station.
Two or three men, whose horses were rad.
died, made their escape.
After returning to Culpeper, Gen. Hatch
made another incursion into Madison. md
thencs nOrthward TO Sperryville. ascsrtaining
that the enemy were no, in force in that sec
| ton.
That Jackson is in great force at Louisa and
Gordousville is beyond doubt, and that he In.
tends To attack us at nm early day Is fully be.
| lieved
| ten, Popes forces here have no objec ton,
but rather n desire that he will make the at
| tempt.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Fight Near Scatterville, Ark
The Enemy are Routed.
HEADQUARTERS Posi-,
CARE GIRARDEAu, Mo-,

CARE GIRARDEAu, Mo-,
July 20, 1862.
A messenger arrived here u few days aga
from Col. Daniels headquarters, near Scatter
vile, Arkansas, bringing dispatches containing
an account Of fight two miles south of thai
place, between u detachment of the First Wis
consin cavalry and rebel force Of ninety men
under Capt. Allen.
The fight took place on Thursday, the 10th
inst. Our men charged upon them, killing five
Of the enemy, wounding fourteen, taking twelve
prisoners, thirty-flve guns and thirteen horses
The remainder OF the rebels fled In all direc
tions, closely pursued by our men, who will
no doubt, capture nearly the whole gang"
Our troops did not lose q man.
Thushas another band oimarauders nnd mur.
derers been broken up by the efforts of the
First Wisconsin cavalry and their gallant Col
onpl
The neghborhood feels very much relieved
since this visit by our forces; and the people
seem desirous Of rendering every possible did
in driving out the lawless bands OF thieves and
murderers that infest the country.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

IlosrT,L At POINT LooK0ur. Point Look
out nj the junction Of the Potomac river and
Ch"snpeake bay, known as Il healthy locality,
about eighty five miles from Washington, has
been selected Tor hospital purposes and where,
it is aad, four or five thousand patients will
be accommodated Mails aro TO be supplied
six times u week.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

IuE CHANGES AGAINsr GEN. Mitchell Col.
NonroN MissNI. Cot. Norton, ol the Twenty
iIr-i Ohio, whose absurd accusations against
wide, has msh" h,s escape. An order lor his
trr"si wa- n'"i' hy lh" War department II day
or two ago, hnt the Military Gnv"ru"r returned
not 10 be- Iound;'' aud 10 the telegraph is in
j,IrrIiIL oi him.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
From the Army of the Potomac,
OUR TROOPS IMPROVING IN HEALTH.
Vegetable Diet 20 he Furnished 4

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTONAC,
July a.
The rebel officers who met tha last flag of
truce stated that Captain Riddle, OF General
McClellan's staff, was not killed in the late
battles before Richmond but died In that cit y
on last Sunday.
The health of our troops is rapidly i'm
proving.
Col. Clark, Of the commissariat of this army,
has decided upon furnishing the troops with
vegetables fresh from the Northern markets
The first supply will arrive this week.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

TlIE REBEL Cot. FRY.-The inhuman butcher,
Fry, who commanded the rebels at Fort 81.
Charles. on White river, and ordered his men
to shoot our sailors who jumped into thu river
from the Mound City when her steam chest was
exploded, is now II prisoner in our hands u
prisoner and wounded
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

REVENUE SrAMrd Proposals will be- recciv.
ed by the Treasury Department until August
9th, for furnishing revenue stamps under the
internal rrvenu" act.
On and after July 3Oth, designs Ior the
stamps may be seen ut the office oi the Com
missioner Oi Internal Revenue.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

4tS-lt will b" seen, by reference to our ui-
vrrtising columns, that Hon. D. H. Solnss has
removed his office To A7G Seventh street. Mr..
SomeS il solicitor OF claims and patents, and
having besn u mrmber "i the last Congress, Ia
familiar with the practice in All the Depart.
mrnts oi the Governmentand IL strongly bucksd
by leading men oi the country.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
GusriIlas Dispersed in Missouri.

Pn.oT KNOB, No. July 2i.-It is reported
that detachment of four companies under
Major Lippert intercepted the guerillas that
made raid upon Granville recently, complete
ly dispensing them, taking lG prisoners and
recovering all the booty taken At Granville.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

CO-OrERArIOS. Ex-Governor Campbell, OF
Tennessee, the Hon. Jordan Stokes, and other
distinguished citizens from our sister State,
says the Louisville Journal, have reached our
city for the purpose of comforting upon some
mode Of mutual defence against rebel raids and
guerilla robberies. We feel confident that
Kentucky will cooperate most cordially with
Tenurssar in this most important matter.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

ARREST ~ carr. MANsriEI.D. We understand
Ihn, Capt Mansfield, lateiy Provost Marshal OF
Fredericksburg, il here under arrest. liiu pro
cr.dings will undergo iny-stigutiou Gen King
ms Il,cy
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
DI,OrOsALs wOn WOOD AND COAL.
Owes IIousr OF RErHssEnrArlyss, Y: s.,

Oppick IiousE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. s.,
July 10, 1862
SEALED pROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until i2Hcock on Monday, the 9Th day Of Au.
gust next Tor furnishing Tor tho use OF the House OF
and Gity TONS (2,NOO pounds) best white and fur
mace Coal, (seambOat size one hundred cords best
dry Hickory Wood, and one hundred cords best dry
spruce Pine Wood The whole TO be packed away
m the vaults OF the Capitol In the places which will
be shown application to the Engineer IN the service
OF the House OF Representatives and TO be delivered
by the ,st day Of september next
Bonds for the faithful execution Of the contract
will be required
lids for the Coal and Wood will be considered
scuarateiy, and satisfactory arrangements must be
made for the correct measurement OF both.
EMERSON EllIERIDGE,
Clerk OF House Of Representatives, u. y.
iy II .iawiw
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

HEAVY Loss According 10 the Richmond
enquirer, the Seventh Virginia regiment, which
was in no engagement but that Of Monday, 3Oth
ul June, carried into action about 225, and lost
III nearly one half.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

A BeAurIruI. MAI or EASTERN Virginia has
been received from Prof BAche, Superinten-
.I"nt nI the Coast Survey. is compiled from
tho bret authorities, nnd il probably more cor
rect than any other now N usr
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Saturday, July 70, 1862.
DEPARTMENT or STATE.

DEPARTMENT or STATE.
Washington, July 25, 1869.
Pursuant 10 the order Of the President, this
Department will be closed tomorrow, the 26th
instant, M mark Of respect to the memory Of
TX President Van Buren,.
WILLIAM ii. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

~ Special aOtice.-On and after Tuesday
April 1852, the trains N the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, (SundAyl
exoepted,) leaving this Station at T.40 o. m, and
connecting ut Washington junction with Mai
Train for all parts OF the West va Wheeling OF
Parkersburg. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked W. T.. SMITH,
NJ. Of Transportation Is. h D. X. Il.
sp 1--dtt Ibtar 0lobel ...
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

ONE MnNE.-The Richmond Enquirer claims
that one more Confederate victory will end the
war and that commissioners for u truce, IN
armslcc, will meet those necessary preludes
TO peace"
The national Republican., 1862-07-26

81 Batchel0r's Hair Dys-The Hest In
the World. d.-william A. Bachelors celebrated
mair Dye produces color net to De disungrlsnssd s
least remedies the III effects OF bad dyes and invig
or ates the Hair for life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
HAIR, Instantly turns splendid Black or Brown,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful Sold by all
Druggists, no. ..
AS- The Genuine Ia signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, on he four iides Of aaeh tog.
Factory, No. " barclay street, (Lste 233 Broad
way and 10 Bond,) New York my 231y
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Reported Capture Of the Ham Arkansas.

CuIcAGo, July 2i--A special dispatch from
Cairo states that officers by the dispatch boat
from Vicksburg, say that on their arrival at
Memphis, there was II rumor that the gunb0at
Arkansas had been captured. They are in
clined to believe the report as an expedition
WIS planned l"or" their departure to cut her
The national Republican., 1862-07-26
Esospe Of NeSsl Prisoners.

CHICAGO, July a.-The city was consldsra-
bly, excited last night In consequence OF the
reported escape Of number Of prisoners from
Camp Douglas. As near as can be ascertained
only four got away, one Of whom was captured
this morning,