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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

- We are informed by Capt. Darnell. of the
lth Regiment. who has just arrived from Mem
phis, that the Union feeling in that city is grow
ing rapidly When the lith first arrived there.
the people were sulen and reserved, but day by
day. this moody demelnOr wore off, and now
they mingle freely with the Union soldiers. and
are seemingly very happy NJ the change that has
come Ger the spirit OF their dream. The stores
are all open. and business Is brisk. He saws vast
quantities of sugar were concealed from the Con
federate authorities. and is now being brought TO
light; cotton also - being tumbled out from the
dark corners of large cellars, and other out of
the way places.
The Captain speaks proudly of the inhabitants
on the line of march from COrinth to Memphis.
He saws, the soldiers were every here well treat
ell. The citizens owned that they had been Sc
cesSonStS, but they saw the hope esSness of their
cause and were willing to give it up The cot
ton burning order was odiOus 10 them, and they
had evaded il by every means in their power.
They surprised and pleased 10 find that their
negroes were not encouraged to follow our army,
and freely acknow lodged that their rights" had
been better respected by our troops than by their
own. The Captain feels confident that Tennes-
see will return to her first love-that of the glo-
riOus old flag.
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~ rsLrsEkrH.
new Work. Market.

NKw YoRx. June u
Flour &c better, with a fair demaBd for export
and home consumption: sales az 81 35e74 50 for
supertine State; 81 1894 s5 for extra State.
81 35@4 80 for super6ne Western: 81 1904 %
for common 10 medium extra Western: s. 10
as 20 for common TO good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; and s. 3o@6 % for
trade brands, the market closing quiet
Whisky heavy and dropping. sales At 271s &c
2s &C for State and Western.
Wheat advanced ld2c per bush: good export
demand: a further advance in sterling exchange
to-day had A favorable effect sales of Racine
spring 81 o. Chicago spring 81 ol@l O9: Mi
waukee club 81 06@l -: amber Iowa and Wis
conSn 81 1901 1915: common winter red It'd
nois 81 10; winter red Western 81 81 al -; am
Der Michigan 81 "a. common white Indiana At
81 25@l 20.
Corn lie higher. with fair demand for export
and home consumption: sales at aga 52tsc for
new mixed Western; 54@55c for old do; 43@
4sc for unsound 5se for Western yellow.
Sugar-Raw steady and firm at 7I4@s1Sc for
fair TO good refining.
M0lasSes steady.
Pork firmer with fair demand: sales at sll0
II % for mess; s. 62iS az % for prime; $40 IS
a Tor prime mess.
Beef dull
Butter is selling at s@i5c for Ohio. and I0@
lac for State.
Cheese steady at 4asc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Gen. Pope entered
upon his duties to-day.
Emerson Etheridge will deliver an Grafton from
the steps OF the Washington Monument, at Bal
timore, on the 4th of July Extensiue prepara-
tons for celebrating this national holiday have
been made by the Union men of that city.
The treaty made through Minister Corwn,
loaning 81 0O0, 900 to Mexico. has, il is under
stood, been sent into the Senate by the President
The delay in the presentation of this treaty has.
it is thought, been owing to the reluctance OF the
President to submit project so directly at vari-
ance with the recent action of the Senate upon
the subject of Mexican affairs.
After the adjournment of the House to-day,
the following notice VAS read from the clerk 5
desk:
"A meeting of the conserv alive members who
are in favor of maintaining the Constitution and
opposed To the seditious and destructive schemes
of the Abolitionisis is called 10 meet in the hall
of the House of Representatives, TO morrow,
Saturday, at O'Clock, p. u. BY order of the
committee"
Mr. Fessenden, towards the close of the pro
ceedings in the Senote to-day, Urged prompt ac-
ton upon the measures pending and stated that
il this course should not be pursued the body
might be left without quorum. he mentioned,
in this connection, that Senators were already
leaving the city and that one from California
and another from NJ nnesota had departed He
alluded TO Senators Latham and Rice
Senator Lane of Kansas remarked that he,
too. DESTROYS of an early return to that State
but would remain to vote on the confiscation bill
which is now before that body.
In the House the number necessary To consti
tute quorum is obtained without regard TO non
represented States, but in the Senate majority
of the Senators from the thrty-four States is
necessary for that purpose. in other words thirty
five members. The entire number OF elected
Senators on the roll of that body is forty nine,
including Senator Johnson of Tennessee.
1t is reported that the President has accepted
Gen Shields resignation.
1t is rumored that Gen. Hunter ordered the
gro brigade to James Island. but several officers
refused to accompany the contrabands and the
project abandoned.
Two surgeons were sent home in The Ericsson
by Gen Hunter for refusing TO act as brigade
surgeons TO negro regiments.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28
Noon Reports.
W. sasENGTON NEWS
GEN. FREMONT RELIEVED
FROM COMMAND.
GEN. RUFUS KING SUCCEEDS sIa.
Resignation of General Shields.
co GRE ~ SION AL.
Prom, Washington.

WASHINGTON. June 26-The British Postof-
fee Department has withdrawn its original prop
osition made i'm 1857 and formally accepted by
Postmaster General Blair in November last. for
a reduced rate of international letter postage.
from twenty five TO twelve per cent, betw cen the
two countries The United States PostOtiice did
not anticipate this withdrawal after the subject
was favorabiy reopened by the present Postmas
ter General upon the British basis. This result
Is much to be regretted.
A letter to the Herald, dated Burnt Chin.
news, June 20, saws:
A dashing reconnaissance was made by Capt
Keenon, with two companies of cavalry, TO james
river Oh Saturday. The Captain understood from
citizens residing on James river that gunboat
had of late been signalling the shore rs if anx
ious To communicate with our land forces. He
obtained permission from headquarters to under
take 10 communicate with her.
He found Gen Henry a. Wise held position
opposite Fort Darling with $500 troops, consist
ing OF the extreme RI ht of the rebel army. The
pickets of the reoes reached along the river
bank several miles below. and, as they were
closely posted, the Captain determined to hazard
the probability of capture and 60 aboard alone.
He penetrated, in the early morning, the enemy ;
picket line and forced negro to row him TO the
Gslena
Captain Keenon held pistol to the negro 5
ear to prevent treachery. lie remained OH board
the Gaiena till daylight. and rejoined his COM
mand, having accomplished his purpose.
The following special order has been issued
from the headquarters of the army of the Poto-
mac, dated Camp Lincoln June 20:
The disinterment of bodies on the field of bat
tie being found prejudica to the health OF troops,
ii is strictly prohibited. By order of Maj Gen.
McClellaa.
HEApou ARTEIs ARMY or THE PoToMAcl
June 10. 1862.
The extra issue of whisky heretofore ordered
will be Immediately discontinued. All command
Ing officers are erjoined strictly to enforce the
existing orders directing that hot coffee lie served
To the troops Immediately after revee
BY command of Major Gen. Mcclellan
Signed 5. WILLIAMS, a. A. G..
The special correspondence of the Tribune
saws:
We have excellent authority for saying that
evidence already taken before the } judiciary Com
mittee of the House in the case of Ben. Wood is
stronger than that which expelled Senator Bright
and that Woods expulsion from the House is
certain Others, however, speak less positively
The bill to carry into effect the recent slave
trade treaty with Great Britain, which passed the
Senate to day with only four negative votes east
by Messrs. Carlile, Kennedy, Powell and Sauls-
bury, creates three judges, with a salary OF
81 500 each, and three arbitrator. The bill will
pass the House under the previous question.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

METROPOLITAN HALL-The Invisible Prince
drew another large house last night The near
approach OF the close of the theatrical urges
our amusement-loving citizens to see as much OF
those who have so long administered TO their en-
joyment of the drama they can. Their appre
citation of their avOrites increases nj the prospect
OF losing them. Miss Mccarthy has been emf
nenty and deservedly ftvorite here, and her
appearance last night called forth applause long
and heartfelt. A perfect shower ofboquets rain
ell upon her when she sung 1.-The Union Right OF
Wrong" and again. when in answer to a deaien-
ing encore, Viva PAmerica." was given, she
was buried in roses. She has labored faithfully
to win the regard of the patrons of the Metropol-
itan. and this token OF their appreciation must
have been grateful to her pride as actress, and
her feelings a lady.
The Field of Shiloh as recitei by Mr. Hill,
was touching and beautiful. 1t drew mIny a
tear. We hope it may be repeated TO night, and
everybody should 90 To heag il.
The plays for to night are London Assurance,
one of the best OF light dramas. and the farce
of Benny Fish Wife. 1t Is good bill. and II
will be borne in mind that this is the last night oil
the season.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

fired from the fort, and the prompt presence Of
two huHdrea men would have carried Il. bat they
were not there. and the troops retired.
Another account confirms tie above in the
main, but states that the 2Sth Massachusetts, did
well, and gives our loss killed 81 wounded 366.
missing l24.
Our camp Is now within range OF the gunboats'
fire and in safe condition. Entrenchments
were thrown up, and achievements awaited.
Gen. Dramas troops. ~ the number Of 1000.
had arrived AZ Key West from James Island, but
our forces must be largely reinforced before op-
efatlons are resumed
The rebel troops are constantly arriving, and
preparations for the defense of Charleston are
extensively making.
Beaufort letter states that the loss of the
Sd New Hampshire was loo killed and wounded,
and the 9Th Michigan 800.
The same letter asserts that Com. Dupont SAYS
he can take Charleston with five good gunboats
He can run by Sumter and the Notifications with
out the loss of more than two, and with the
Others shell the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28
From Mem DfaiS.

MEMPHIS, June % The railroad from Coum-
bus, Kentucky to this city is now in operation,
and in "A day two there will be railroad com
muucatiOn to COrinth and from there to Hunts
vile, Alabama. Enough rolling stock has been
secured to commence operations with.
Over fifteen hundred persons have taken the
oath of allegiance since the occupation OF this
place.
All quiet at Corinth That point will be gar
risoned by two divisions
1t is reported that Gen Halleck will soon re-
turn to St. Louis.
Gen. Lew Wallace and staff left here yesterday
to visit their homes.
General Netherlands division is still at Jack
son, Tennessee.
A feet OF steamers with supplies for General
Curtis's army has arrived and will be escorted up
W hite river, Arkansas, by strong guard.
Mayor Parks and Aldermen Robinson, Tilgru
and Hurlbut have taken the oath, but the re
mainder of the Board hang back.
Our troops have visited Moultrie county, Mis-
sissppi
Gen. Bragg was to take command at Vicks
burg on the 18TH
Gen. Schuyler Hamilton has resigned ac-
count of i'll health and will be succeeded by Gen
Rosecrans.
1t is reported tat there are thirty thousand
rebel troops at Vicksburg under Gem. Bragg anC
Pillow.
The Little Rock Democrat says:
There are in Arkansas 10 900 or IL 900 Fed
erals scattered over large extent of country
The largest body. 5000 or 5000. is in the vicn
ity OF Batesville The latest news is that the,
have crossed White river, and are retreating TO
wards Missouri.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28
From California.

SAN FASoIsco, June 22-The Union Conven-
ton lled by the Republican State Central Com
mittee met in Sacramento on the l1th and nomi-
mated John Sweet, of San Francisco. as a candi
date for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
No other State officers to be elected this wear
Interest centers in choice of members OF the
Legislature, which elect United States Senator
Union Democrats will nominate their candidate
by State Ceatra Committee, and will make Wig
orous efforts to secure the control of the next
Legislature.
The Breckenridge Democrats propose to aban-
don their organization.
AdyieeS from Oregon of the l2ti inst report
another great freshet doing serious damage in
tie valley portions OF that State. The business
portion of Portland is inundated
Crowds OF miners had commenced returning
Salmon River mines, REPRESENTING that the dis
trict was limited in extent and overerowded.
The total number OF men who have emigrated
from California 10 Oregon and British COlumbi,
since the year commenced Is estimated at twenty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

SHooTING AFsRAY.-On Thursday night late, a
nan named lilly went, in company with three or
four others the house OF Sanford Cay lor in the
northeast part OF the city. Some of the parties
who accompanied TiIly and probably lilly him
self had a difficulty with Cayior some time be
fore The parties got into general row, and
CtyIor, after giving gound for some time and be
ing backed to the wall. drew pistol and fired,
the ball taking effect on the right arm OF lilly,
tearing through the muscles near the shoulder.
The wound is severe one, and will probably
render the arm useless during the natural life OF
Mr. Tnly An examination OF the affair will lie
had before Mayor Maxwell on Monday, CaylOr
having given bail for his appearance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28
Fremont Relieved from Command.

WASHINGTON, June 21-The following was
issued from the War Department to-day:
Major General John c. Fremont having re-
ouested to be relieved from the command of the
first army corps of the army of Virginia, be
cause, as he says, the position assigned him by
the appointments of Major Gen. Pope a. Com
mander, in Chief of the army of Virginia, is sub
ordinate and inferior to those heretofore held by
him and to remain in the subordinate command
bow assigned would, rs lie SAYS largely reduce
his rank and consideration in the service it Is or
dered that Major Gen. John G. Fremont be re-
lieved from command.
Second. that Brigadier General Rufus King he
and be * hereby assigned to the command OF the
first army corps of the army OF Virginia, in place
of Gen Fremont relieved
BY order of the President,
Signedl EDWIN VI. STANTON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

SINGER & CO.'S LETTER "A"FAM-
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments, is the BEST aud CHEAPEST aud MOST BEAUTI-
FUL Of all sewing machines This machine will any
thing from the running of tuck in aretan the max
ing of overcoatanything from pilot beaver cloth
the sofest gauze tissue and Is
ready TO do its work to perfection tcan FELL he bind,
gather tuck quilt and has capacity for variety
of ornamental work. This is not the only machine that
FELL hem, bind and FORTH but il will do so better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety Of cabinet cases.
The Folding Case which beco ming popular, is,
asits implies, that can be folded into box OF
case which, when opened makes beautiful substantial
spacious table the work upon. The
are Of every imaginable deSign-plain the wood grew
in its native forest deliberately finished art can
make them. l. NJ. SINGER & CO..
No. 45S Broadway, New YORK
ESSS@lndi annapolis O1ice-No. Odd-Fellows' Hall.
Washington street ap1s-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

- The following contracts were awarded for
United States subsistence stores June 25th.
1862, by Capt. Foster, A. &. ), United States
Army:
A&H SchnulI-Peas, 81 93 per bush; soap,
) % l0Oc per To-; salt, % &c per 100 lbs.
NJ Fitzgibbon & Co.-Mess pork $40 45 per
bril-. bacon sides, > 40 IO0c per 10; bacon shout
ders, 80 l0llc per ID extra flour, s. ~ per
bril- corn meal. 69c per 100 lbs, beans. - .
per bush; hominy,l l5lOOc per 10; Coffee Rio,
green, 20 -l00c per 10.
Afford, Mills & Co-Rice, SO l0Oc per Id
brown sugar. ; 80 l00c per ID
Cornelius Schaffer X Co.-Fresh beef. 2 So JOG
per b.
+. d. Blanc Co.-Mess beef So per bril-
r. b. ClOon-Hard bread, 3 SO l0Oc per TO-
Ruger y Caldwell-Molasses, 35c. per gal.
coffee, Rio, roasted, 243 pc. 10. black tea, 81
per 10.
Wright, Bates & M,guire-Star candles, Ii
So lOOc per ID; green tea. oSc per 10; vinegar
&c per gal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, June 25- The Grenada Appeal
saws:
Vicksburg will be held at all sacrifices, and
all On-combatants viii be sent away.
The Nicksburg Citizen says:
The rebel force at TupellO has been greatly in
creased, and their camp much improved.
The Citizen publishes letter from the Lieu
tenant commanding the gun6oat Winona to the
authorities OF Rodney. Mississippi, warning them
that if Federal transports fired upon from the
batteries erected at or near that point, the same
punishment will be visited upon the town that the
city of Grand Gulf received, to which General
Lowell replied that his batteries are located al
the best points aud that he shall fire whenever he
chooses.
1t is now stated that Gen. Rosecrans take:
command of Gen Popes corps d'armee instead
of Gen. HamiltOn's division.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 27.-A special 10 the Journal
says:
Sandry guerrilla parties which haze been
forming all winter in Northeastern Missouri, are
now in effective shape and well armed, having
number of small cannon. They number about
700. Part Of this gang attacked small party
of State troops on Wednesday near Monticello,
killing six and wounding number more. The
guerrilla loss Is not ascertained.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

"a The most beautifully arranged and commo
modious stores IN Indiana, probably, are those
in G .enns' Block. indianapolis, AMI nowhere can
more perfect stocks of goods &c found.
The boot and shoe department OF Cady Co,
in the west room. is of the wonders" of the
Capital CITY, One almost becomes lost IN wan
dering around amongst the stocks of boots and
shoes of every conceivable style. stacked IN every
part of their immense store. And then The clerks
are so oh!iging and attentive, and goods are
offered so extremely los that it does one good to
trade there Do not fail to 90 to the Genns'
Block for boots and shoes.-Detatoare County
Free Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28
From, CITY Point.

CRY PofSr. June 26 Last night one Of our
gunboats moved up and shelled the rebels on the
Petersburg road. but without any casualties on
their side according to their own account OF tie
affair
Gen LongstTeet issued a flaming address 20 liis
troOns on Monday in view OF the great conflict
imminent in citing them to rev deeds of herosm
and advising them 70 aim low and make sure OF
their mark
The ofcal lists of tue rebel losses at the battle
of Fair Oaks have been published. Eighty five
regiments and batteries in all were engaged, sus-
tanning loss OF killed. wounded and missing OF
1891
The rate Of postage on letters in the Southern
ConiederAcs has been raised from five to ten
cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

GREAT FOURTH or july Excursion TO CfS-
cISSATI.-The excursion train viii leave lnii-
annapolis over the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
railroad at 6 4. NJ, aud returning will leave
Cnclnn.ti at IL 80 p VI after the display OF the
fire works. Tickets will also be good to return
on any of the regular trains OF Saturday, the
5th. and no longer. Tickets for the round trip
only .. The citizens of indianapolis may rely
on this being the great excursion of the season.
Tickets can he had at W b. Vickers drug store,
under Odd Fellows Hall; Merrill K Co.'S book
store, Glenns Block; No - East Washington
street. and az the Union Depot ticket office. dtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

"a The committee appointed by the citizens
of Greensburg and vicinity to visit aud care for
the sick and wounded OF the 18th Indiana have
concluded their labors and made their report
They found the regiment in better condition than
they had been led To expect from the meager re-
ports published before their departure. The sick
are in the hospitals at Washington. where they
are well cared for. A positive order from the
War Department forbidding furloughs on any
account il the apology for their not bringing home
the wounded. They found the regiment at Front
ROYAL. and it marched TO Catlett's Station before
they left
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RAN Dy.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
orARnnn,srrn's DrrAErussr, U. $. A..

QIAkTEkNASfEk DtfAkthtAIs L. :. Al
indianapolis, Ind June %. 1862 ,
CSEALED PROOFS AIS will be received the Office q
y the t. s. QuariemaJer, IN Indianapolis, until II
O'Clock Saturday the 2sth Of June. lss2 for furnish
--rodierF Home this
city, according 10 plans and specifications to be seen at
this Office Said building to be completed within twenty
days from
WORK. an bids are required 10 be accompanied By the
for faithful performance Of the
work
der Home JAMES A EklN.
ie25-dfd A @ N L. ) A
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Circulate the Documents.


The Marion County Central Committee will
meet at the Sentinel office on Saturday. June -,
at III O'Clock \. ~, to make arrangements for
appointing delegates To the Congressional Con
ventiob full and prompt attendance is de-
sired The following is the Committee:
Centre To~DshiP-.JoEn X Elder Chairman
Samuel Beck, Julius Boettcher.
Lawrence-Samuel Corey.
Warren-Wil iIam Hunter.
Frinkiin-W oodiord White.
Perry-James Webb, Sr.
Decatur-Jcsse Price.
Washington-Wi William Earle.
Pike-Joseph Loiten.
Wayne-James L. Drake.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

q The notorious niger Turner. son of the
equally we'll known N adam Ann Turner.in "A con
fleet with some negroes on his mothers premises,
Thursday night, was cut SO severely on the head
with that he viii probably not survive. The
house was at the same time cleaned out. Ii is a
loss the city can well bear although we deprecate
mob law oil any KIND
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-28

THE NEXT STATE FkIR-We are authorized 20
state that il the State Board Of Agriculture VIII
conclude 10 locate the annual exhibition Tor
Is62 on the old State Fair Grounds. hodefick
Beebe Esq. proprietor of the Empire Sa'oon'
and his friends. vii pledge themselves ~ The sum
Of three hundred dollars. II necessary, N further
Anee Of the object. Let our merchants and 9th
er business men show like liberal spirit IN this
regard and the affair wall 20 Of