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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
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WASHINGTON. Nov 25--The President yester.
day weaf by special steamboat conveyance To
Aqua Creek where he vas received by General
Burnside lie returned this morning by the same
means.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue having
heard tire argument Of counsel IN regard 10 the
liability of taxation under the excise law. OF per-
sons engaged in the manufacture Of clothing, has
prepared an elaborate statement. deciding that
clothing Is n manufacture and subject to taxation
at the rate OF three per cent. al valorem. The
value TO be returned by the manufacturers es-
tmafcd by assessors in the manner pointed out
by the statute.
The Tines special SAYS:
The current talk To day in military circles here
l. In regard 20 the expe1iency of the Army Of the
Potomac going into winter quarters. Late events
seem to have strengthened the probabilities OF
such course being adopted and differences 10
the same effect being drawn from the Presi-
dents visit 90 Aqua creek
The President will. in his Message. earnestly
recommend the passage of a Bankrupt Law by
Congress
Reports received here from the front to-day
locate Jackson's advance guard at Bealstown. on
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad. near the
Rappahannock, in position Co endeavor 10 hold
SigePs force from advancing. or to fall upon the
rear OF Bnrnside's army. a. may be most adyisa-
BILE Other reports scatter his forces along the
eastern base OF the Blue Ridge. from the Kappa
hammock to Suckers Gap. placing the bulk IN
advance. leaving parties in the rear To observe
and harrass our lines.
Special TO the Herald from Aqua Greek says:
The wife and two daughters of DIR. Gillespie. a
Surgeon in the United States Army. who remain
ed at fredericksburg when il was occupied by
Burnside last summer, were sent across the river
Yesterday by hag of truce aud proceeded to
Washington this afternoon. They state the whole
OF Lees army is certainly concentrating in the
vicinity of Fredericksburg, and that they are de-
tefn.ined to dispute the passage of the river by
our army, and contest our advance by that route
step by step.
Bloody work must ensue whenever the army
goes forward, which il shortly must. and the
closing battles of the rebellion be fought within a
few a trs or unaks NJ Tho lnfaaf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

NASHVILLE, Nov 26-The situation is more
pIob.cnatica than at last advices. The enemy
have beea concentrating and demonstrating IN a
way which affects the late status that they were
merely ieIntng to cover the removal of supplies
and the enforcement OF the conscript act.
The weight oil military opinion continues ia
yorahle TO the view that there will he TO great
battle in Middle Tennessee Ii there is it will
be between Tuiiahoma and Winchester.
Considerable bodies OF cavalry hover about in
our front. bu; since they were vigorously driven
by Col, Kenne,t's cavalry they have been more
cautious.
A body of 500 rebels were NJ Nolinsville yes
tcriay. but retired TO Nurfiee>boro' last night.
Breckinridge's division of 5000 men. and the
divisions of Chedtlam and Withers, OF 5000. are
ut Murl,eesboru'
Bucknel'S corps are ut and around Normandy
Hardee ank Polk are posted from Tullahoma to
Winchester.
Part OF Kirby Smiths army has joined Gen.
Bragg.
General Negley thinks the enemy over 80 900
strong in Middle Tennessee. Other testimony
fixes their number at 4O,OOO
Early this morning Forests cavalry made n
dash 1T Gen. Sherldan's pickets. They lired a
volley, hurt no one and fled.
Gen. Rosecians has issued stringent orders
touching lorasing parties AMI the treatment OF
citizens winch give general satisfaction
Brigadicr General Stanley arrived from Corinth
to-day. and j. detailed as Chief oil Cavalry.
Colonel Burnett oi the LIST OHIO artillery is de
tailed Chief of Artillery.
1t is ascertaue,i that Captain Gourley. OF Ala
bama. murdered Brig ,dier General Robert /.
McCook.
Mlor General Wright j. requested by General
R0secraus To arrest the elitor of the New Albany
Lei. O. Tor violating the 57ih article OF war.
Three passenger ears IN a train from Louisville
ran OH tie track at switch two miles from the
city. this morning. and were precipitated down an
cmbankment .orty feet. The cars were badly
damaged
Que officers leg was broken, aud ten others
were slightly iijui ell There were nine ears in
the TRAIN The locomotive aud baggage ear
passed the switch safely Some four hundred
passengers were on board. he track was torn
up Tor hlty yards. The accident was caused by
a bolt breaking. aud the Spreading OF the switch.
Trains will leave ia the morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
Execution Of "a Missionary
Murderer in Turkey.
$4,000 REBELS ON THE
RAPPAHANNOCK.
LID COMMANDS in PERSON.
A Fierce and Bloody Battle
Expected.
ATTEMPTS TO BURN MEMPHIS.
from WashruSton.

WAsHINGroN November 25-John s Neu-
zee has been appointed Collector of the 81 Dis
trct of Missouri
Vincent A Vaun has been appointed Assessor
for New Mexico.
DR. Swan has been appointed Assessor for the
Sd district of California under the excise and Iii
rect tax law
Commander Thatcher. af the ship Constella
ton, iua letter to the Navy Department, dated
Spozzia, Nov. 81, SAYS that he had just received
advices from Consul at Beirut, Syria, that
the Sultans frman for the execution oi the muir
deler of Mr. Collin, American missionary. reach.
ed Beirut, while the Constellation was still ut an
Choir near thai place. The criminal was immed-
atey beheaded. in the presence of vast con
course of people. and without any popular out
break, NJ had been anticipated
The Turkish Government behaved with great
justice toward The United States in this matter.
M,jor General McDowel's Court of Inquiry
promises TO be OF long duration Nearly all the
documents called for by him have been furnished.
Gen. Mcclellan. we'll as Gems Sigel, Rckets.
Cirsui, Pope. and others. whose presence here
will not interfere with their military duties, will
be summoned a. witnesses
The railroad from Aqua creek was completed
YESTERDAY aud locomotive came down this morn
in Supplies will be received by rail henceforth
The enemy are indusirOu-ly engaged in ex
tending and strengthening their eirthworks TO
the right and left of Fredericksburg Their OPP
eritous are easily visible through glasses from
our >l-nll siatuns.
No movements of any Importance have taken
place for severn days but reconnaissance l..
said to he Ia progress which promises important
results.
The commission 10 examine aad report on the
cases of prisoners of state confined in the Old
Cipitol Prison, Acting A. a Gen Mi Sher
0urne and Capt. Parker. continue their labors
Up To this morning they had examined the cases
OF fifty OF them. aud upon their report on each
case. thirty have been sci free.
Gen Reynolds has been placed in command of
the First Army Corps.
Major Vim. Painter Aid dc Camp 10 Gen Hal
lcsk. has been detailed n Quartcrmaster Of the
curns
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
CA GJTaON.

The markets. full Of limitations represented 10 be the
same BROWNS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" which are
In mostcases productive ofpostive injury Many
willrccommend inferior preparations aud lower prs-d
articles. aro- eng prolific themselves Ask for md
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,"
which hy long experiences have proved their value, having
received the sanction Of physicians generally. and tes
monals from emincn, men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCBEs. when allowed 10
dissolve slowly In the mouth have direct influence 10
parts; the sedstive and soothing effect the
mucus lining ofbe windp!pe into the Pull
ona irritation and gives relief In cougbs Colds and
the seoousto which public and
singer sre liable. febi1-diy'e2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

NAmvlLLr. Nov 2s-Col. King, Of the 5il
brigade of ellis division. with two companies o
the Sci Indiana cavalry and regiment of ininn
try. attacked the outposts Of the rebel cavalr,
near Larogn Yesterday Several rebels were
killed and wounded aud three captured.
Lieutenant Kard. 30th Indiana was slight,
wounded and ten priyaies. None killed.
The rebels had several pieces OF artillery. The
rebel General Wheeler l. said Co be wounded.
We chased them several miles.
Pirt OF the Texas Rangers fired on Gen. Sheri
st,an's pickeis yesterday. The Rangers were
routed, losing one killed and one badly wounded
Our loss was none
Col. Roberts. OF the 42i Illinois. captured tho
guerrilla Captain Porter and several men yesier
day
Our troops are in fine condition. The weather
Is cold and dry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
Prom cairo.

CAlRo. Nov. 27.-The Galveston News Of the
9TH SAYS:
SIM Houston made secession speech in Bren-
ham lately.
Advices from Holly Springs. up to Saturday.
says nearly the entire population have emigra-
tcd--llI stores and most 81 the private residence.
are closed A small Confederate force l. there
but not quirtefed permanently.
The FederaIs occupy Iudsonsle seven miles
north of Holly Springs
The Georgia Legislature passed law recently
for obslruciing all nnvgable streams IN the State
aud appropriated half million OF dollars Tor that
purpose
The first General Council of the Episcopal
Church OF the Confederate States met AT Augusta
on the 18th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

NKv YoRK, Nov. 2s.-The political prisoners
. at Fort Lafayette. including Prince Jaue, have
been released.
claiin. Miller 4 Co have given their creditors
notice that they will pay all demands .a full With
interest
The Falmouth correspondent Of the Philadel
phia Inquirer, under date Of November 26sh.
says:
The presumption l. that IN a few davs there
viii be battle ia this vicinity that viii eclipse
oil Others IN regard 10 ierociiy and herceness.
There il not the slightest doubt. he says. that
the enemy IL in great force on the other side OF
the Rappahannock river and that he Il equal, II
not superior. 10 Us In point of numbers. and that
he has reason 10 believe that Gen. Lee. IN person.
is IN command Of the whole rebe. Army OF the
Potomac. exceeding. without doubt. lbs 900 men.
Their camp fires can be seen extending at least
ten miles along the river and, from observ alton.
five miles bach into the country
The enemy. NJ usual. has picked an almost
impregnable position. and have been. for few
DAYS past. working like beavers In throwing up
Notifications. Morning. noon and night they are
ut IL, with spade and pick, the dirt flying until the
walls or rifle pits are completed.
/ Their present position is on a range OF high
hills some distance back of the river. with a
heavy wood in the rear. Ii Is supposed that back
of the present range of hills. where their works
are now erected. there Is another range which
they will occupy If driven from their strong po
siion
The steamer British Queen. from Havana on
the 22i and Nassau on the oath, arrived tins
evening. She brought no Havana papers.
The Nassau Guardian states that the rebel
steamer Antonio, late the British steamer Herald.
and the Leopold arrived from Charleston on the
9th The steamers Ancs and Aeno were at
Charleston on the 18th.
Admiral Wilkes, with two steamers. arrived
off Nassau on the 20th aud signaled for pilot
A pilot went out and informed Wilkes that he
could not pilot him in except by special permit
from the Governor, who had issued procama-
ton to that effect.
The Admiral replied that lie would not ask
permit. but would come in without it, and then
bore away and lay 10 az distance of three miles
from the shore.
The Guardian is very indignant. and says that
Wilkes will not be allowed TO come in. probably
feeling afraid that the rebel steamers in port
might come TO grief.
The Erectoria and Souoma were at Abaico on
the 18th of November. To the disgust Of Secesh
symoathizers there The Port Magistrate had
an interview with commanders Stevens and Col
Inns. giving them copy of the proclamation,
ntmating that they could not stay in port; at the
same time they were willing to sell them any
stores they wanted. But they left that day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
TELEcRAPkIc.
fssro~rsp ssrsr-srs r'ss srAss ssSrssi-l
Noon Reports.
MILITARY MATTERS ON
THE POTOMAC.
LEES Who'll r. II Wy. ~.
OUR FRO.s'T.
4 q X Il / q N n + w \.
SHIPMENT OF ARMS TO CON-
FEDERATES STOPPED.
Military Movements In Tennessee.
Order Relative to Slaves, in
Kentucky.
The President and n Bank
rupt Law.
RELEASE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS.
[FRIDAY's REPORT
From NcW DIRK .

INV York. Nov 27-The special to the
Tribune SAYS:
Officers who left Falmouth this morning report
quietude The rebels are receiving large rein
forcements Lees whole army Is believed. upon
the testimony OF deserters and others. TO be in
our 'front.' and To have been strengthened ny the
arrival of forces under Gems Bragg and Stone
wall jackson.
The rebels are Iengthening their earthworks
and mounting more guns
The steamer City of Washington has arrived.
News mostly anticipated
Lord Russell. in a letter TO the Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce. relative 10 the dongs of
the Alnbami, SAYS: 1.-The matter is under the
consideration OF the Government:
The Times shows that the destruction of the
British ste inner Blanche was flgrant outrage
aud doubts not that Earl Russell has taken the
proper steps tn obtain satisfaction.
IL is reported that the British steiner Antonio
had been stopped by the Government from load
ing arms, &c, for the Conederates at Cork
Lord Stanley has been speaking in opposition
to Cohden's views.
The majority of the Prince of Wales was quietly
celebrated. The new Field Marshals created
upon the occasion are, Sir Blakely. Duke OF
Cambridge. and Lords Cough and Clyde.
The Paris Parie calls for satisfaction from the
English Government for the illegal boarding of
French vessels off the coast of Africa.
The Herald SAYS that Gen. Geary made another
successful reconnaissance from HArpers Ferry
Yesterday. In which he DESTROYED cloth mill
and took possession of some flour belonging to
the rebels. 1t was asceruined that Jackson's
column moved TO Front Royal on Saturday and
Sunday, ant leturnedto Winchester on Monday
from thence. on the next diy. he moved his army
toward the Ferry, aud established his headquarters
between Milwood and Berryvlile.
Nes.erd,, Sirel received information thTouc n
his scouts that Stonewall Jackson was nc Upper
vile. near Paris. aud Gen. Stuart at Salem. just
beyond Thoroug llfare Gap, aud that they have
strong pckets thrown out IN every direction
The whereabouts of Jackson thus continues. a.
heretofore the most mystical affair.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

CAIRO. November 2> -incendlares are try
INK Ia burn the city of Memphis. On Sunday
night there we're ten diiieIeni fires. on Monday
night fourteen. showing conclusivcly that there
j. concentrated movement tor the destruction
Of the city, and great alarm exists IN conse
queuce.
On Tuesday morning two hundred and fity
rebel cavalry took Anderson on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad. burning the station house and
other property. They also took one compan, oil
Federal soldiers prisoners.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

LOUISVILLE. November q. - Thanksgiving
war generally observed to-day: stores were
closed and business suspended.
An order just issued 10y General Boyle gives
much satisfaction Co conservative men ia this sec
ton. The press compliments him. The sub
stance u a. follows:
All commanding officers serving In this District
are ordered not 10 permit negro slaves % enter the
camps: and all officers and privares are forbidden
To interfere or intermeide with slaves in any
way.
IL il run,ored the rebel John Morgan. with a
force of 1000, is al Glasgow. This - not reli
able
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
Bob Printing.

We sre now ready to DO all kinds el plain and
fancy Job Printing. in the bet s'yle on short
tice. and as chap as any other eGee. We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
Of paper md cards. and We can DO good and cheap
&c. printed IN the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th
crs that want printing done A.
To Local ApvEnTlsehs Rates of advertising
In the local column wiil hereafter be as follows:
ror ten lines or less. 81 90. Over ten lines, ten
cents lire No notice viii be inserted until paid
for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

When our women become heroes need
entertain no tears for the safety of the Republic
A female, who has served with dstincti as
private in the Fifty second Ohio Infantry. under
the name OF Charles Freeman. discharged
from the service in this city yesterday. her sex
having been accidentally discovered while under
medical treatment in Hospital No ii Her real
name. she coniesses. is Mary Francis Scarburry,
and she enlisted at Columbus, Ohio, in September
last. Ever since the war broke out our Young
heroine had had desire to serve her country in
some manner, and the i'll tire tment OF a STEP
father FASTENED the execution Of her wish. Her
delicate physical organization. however, was un-
equal To the endurance OF the harlshps incident
to camp life, and she forced into hospital
previous to the battle of Chaplin Hills a circum-
stance which she sadly regrets. Although she
enlisted at the tender age ct nineteen. the fact
that she female never known while she
was in the service, even to her own mess Louis
vile Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

sESlNGER & co 5 LETTER "A"FAM-
LILY SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments is the BEST and CHEAPEST aud MOST BEAUTl-
Full Of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing from the running Of tuck Ia tarlean TO the max
ing of overcoat-anythng from pilot beaver cloth
down TO the soitest gaGze gossamer tissue and l.
ready do it, work perfection. II 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 1; will do bette,
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had IN great variety OF cabinet
The Folding Case, which, is beco ming popular g.
asits implies. that be folded a box OF
case which, when opened makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work TO upon The
Of every imaginable desieaplain the wood grew
in It's native forest or deliberately finished a. ART car
make them. l. NJ SINGER Co.
No. ass Broadway. New York.
Ffay- Ind annapolis Office No. 3 Odd-feiiows' Hall
Washington street. apls-d&wulfcbi 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

Tns Rrytrw The review OF the troops IN
aud aluVud lrdmnipolIs hy Governor Morton on
Thursday. WIS gsauI military parade. There
were nine o.. imcuts "a utartry, one Of c'valry.
als. battery ol artillery. The day WIS cold. and
the Attendance oi sIeciaiais VAS not ~ Large A.
tie preceding review mouth or two ago, but
slil there Vas quite q crowd of carriages and pc
acsir.ans gathered oa the avenues leading 70 he
ground The review took place on Vile, cum
mon oe the Michigan road Tue space vas too
sman g. admit Of a lire being formed. AMI con.
sequenIy lhe hri- dc> took post OF three sides oi
an obinue squ,,e. the CAV slsy extending south on
aie 81 tie stfcci. le,d.ug from The avenue. The
brigade were cummlntct-the first by Colonel
pnuham The sccuud bs Colonel Oven. and the
thisd h, Oouaul King Colonel C,fsington com
m,ndins the division. Gov Morton. surround.
en- bs a hr.i.n, staff. rode along the line and
uas secei, el Nth the usual honors. The troops
tllen magchel in review az common time. aud IN
,te4d og running pass the reviewing party ~ an
accelerated pace, the column KEEP. on the line Of
march 70 the ciiy aud pissed through the prn
eipal streets The appearance OF he troops. as
thcs passed through the city. was tie subject OF
universal COMMUNICATION.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

I'ur NEw loHK 81 gE As there will be
mnnt Ol our citizens wishing ludanapuli, ~ the
next three or four weeks. Il will afford them an
excellent opportunity - visit some at the noted
business establishments Tor the sale of dry goods.
The most prominent Of all ia that city is the
Gicnn's New York Store. the largest and most
magnificent IN the West. 10y al odds, and their
good the CHEAPEST aud best Their stock j. al
wats inil aud complete. comprising every thing
imaginable IN the line ol dry goods IL is an IN.
variable rule with the Genns 10 render satisfac
ton io al who are 80 fortunate a. to- make pur.
chase OF any artc.en their establishment Every
lady and gentleman are suIeio get more than full
value tor tie none, they exfcnd IN their house.
besides save iron ten To fifteen per cent IN the
purchase compared with the price they would
pa, lur ihc same article Ia other stores The
clenns are perfect gentlemen. very ailable AMI
courteous, all their clerk. and take ckpc.
cisl care that all the numerous customers are 10
spsetlai, treated, no matter whether high or low,
rich or poor.
II YOU would see magnificent sight. step into
the Nea York Store the irrt time YOU visit lndi
annapolis. IL will pa, II Marion Journal.