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

RoLLA, Feb. "a correspondence of the Mis-
souri, Republican SAYS:
The remainder of Gen Sigel's division started
west on SUNDAY morning under command OF act
Ing Brigadier General Coles.
Asboth's division started several days ago, and
there are now left at this place only the troops
that are TO remain for the protection o: the post
Ths roads have somewhat improved and arBiy
teams progressing with less difficulty.
The Union refugees from southwest Missouri
are taking up their l;ne of march for their homes
once more Every daythey may be seen on the
road vending their way towards the southwest.
THERE'S a rumor that Rains has been captufef
by Lanes forces but it needs confirmation
Adyiees from Lebanon justi6es the inference
that il will be several days perhaps weeks before
the army moves forward, and no movement Of
Importance need be expected until all the troops
to take part la the campaign shall have been con
centrated at that point
The latest news from Price received by the
public is that he i eight miles this side of Spring
field and intends TO show E ght
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

Nav rosS. Fcbfa4rys
Flour less active and scarcely 50 arm; light
demand for export: sales az s. zoos - for su
perfne State: 5000 Is for extra State. chiefly
at S6s16 %; 81 7Osd5 - Tor supcrhne v e-tern.
s. g5a6 10 for common q medium ex,ra West
ern: SO O5a6 10 for slipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, aBd Sc 20d6 - for trade
brands. market closing about b easier
Whisky hrmer; sales at 2l@24isc, chiefly Al
aIl4c
here is only limited business dong ia y beat
aud the market generally - unchanged The sup
ply is quite limited, sales Chicago spring 81 "
al sc, Mi.wankee club az 81 569i 81. amber
Jersey 81 -. red Maryland Al al ~. ~iater rel
Western at al 45al 80; small lot of white
Kentucky al 81 81
Corn shade 6rmer. wid moderate demand
for expor; and home consumption; saes Al 651r
Cd66c for mediam in store and 90 SC delvered
510 5se for damaged do.
Pork in better demand chiefly fof future dc
livery ban the market j. without dec,dei change
sales at sl20ls tor mess: sl2 15dl5 80 Tor
prime mess. s. 50 Tor prime
Beef n lair demand al iull prices: quotations
Dressed hogs VA good request al 4ta8l,c toe
Western. chiefly At the inside price; 4a4ilc for
CITY.
Lard more active bot withou, decided change
in price; sales nj y "a &C. the latter
price
Batter quiet. l29l4c foE Ohio and lG@2lc Cor
State.
Cheese dull ut Sole
Cofee--Rio firm; market qne, az l9@lgisc;
small sales.
Sugar Raw unchanged. sales at 7Ca73sc for
Cuta; els 6os3.c for Porto Rico and Havana.
6ts@57sc cash.
MoIasses Without material change in price:
small sales az 2ic.
Money matters unaltered.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
From Now York.

NEW YORK Feb. 6-Privatc advices from
Kansas state that General Lane there about
the LIST inst, and announced that he had not ac-
cepted his commission Brgadicr General, and
Senate Military Committee. He declined TO as
sumo any military character but maintained the
most friendly relations with General Hunter, be
tween whom and himself there is no practical
difference OF sentiment with regard TO the rela-
tons of slavery and the war.
The report that General Scott is going to Key
West is erroneous. He did intend to 20 for the
benefit of his health, and the Government offered
him passage on board the Richmond, but the
preparation of the vessel has delayed till the
too far advanced and he has resolv ed not
TO make the VOYAGE. a4LA 81
Gordon, the SLAYER was notified Yesterday that
respite granted by which his execution is
postponed from to morrow till the Dist inst.
The Board of Education have decided to
memorabilia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
Decisions OF The supreme Court OF In
dinua...Nove nm bcr n erm.

Levi II Oiler ct al. W. Jacob Z. kodkey ct
al-Cliuton l. p Reversed
henry Be,nhisel vs. Ricb.si Field 81 al Lass
{ Z Affirmed with three per cent damages
I.u.i~ Laviile vs. ~ Alien L. T. He
vcr>ed ..,.r .
cit, of indianapolis " jeremiah ID skeen ct
Al -Nariou c C Reversed.
Jo-eph Il Richards ct al vs.. Sarah Richards
Grant c {. Reversed =,
jameson Lee -. Anna D,Iley ct ai.-Wash
m-ton { T. Reversed.
Azei Waldo 81 ux Us. Frederick Richter
Marion I T.. Affirmed in part and reversed In
part.
Emanuel Kitchens ". George Sturgeon ct al.
Switzerland { {. Reversed.
laines NJ Justice " james /. Kerlin--Car
roll q e Affirmed with per cent. damages.
John " Potts ". State--Dearborn { 7. Re
sers.-l
In this case, a. in several others of the kind
which follow the Court decided that the infor-
nation was totally defective in not slie'ng that
the defendant Vas ia custody on a charge III ie
.,ns iof which the information Ma hiei OF other
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

Al rE1glsArE.
cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Uarket.
cscssxrB. Fsbrssrys.
Floss steady With fair dersand 81 a. I59s =
iof sspsshns. and 81 2Sas ~ fcs sxtfs and
family.
whest m good densas. ssl-s az s71seoc for
prime rel and s59sl fof white.
Corn hFa aud N god Sen.ad At 23c
Oats stezds 40 2se.
RE 10 cutie active densnd a. SIC
Barley steady At SO Sc Tor fah.
Isere = a eontiRuea Increasing demand for
vhisks 20 tie
Hogs frra. 800 drsd dressed frozen from I'M
Nos sold al s. s.. receipts yery light aud n.
season nearly al osed.
There Il a good demand for pork but n
i held 25c above The virws Of buyers. hence oui
little done, country packed may be quoted II
50 62la9 -.
Lard y hiaht lield mesEa sic with buyus
at6l ga69sc.
Bulk meats dull with M sales and they we're
offered ffeely AZ 24tef4c
Sugar duh and urrchsnsed
MoiaSses dail and prices lower.
Coffee Is quiet bat firm at 10 y a2lc.
Money market unchanged; exchange steady
"a prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
From Fortress Non roe t.

FORTRESS Monroe, Feb. 5.-The Constitution.
which sailed Yesterday forenoon for Ship Island.
spoke the gunboat Miami about forty miles north
OF Hatteras last night IN sinking condition and
unable TO make steam enough TO take her into
port. The Constitution arrived here this after
noon with her in tow
The rebel feet in Elizabeth river ins been
moving about considerably all day.
This morning. heavy firing was going on at
Sewall's Point, and this afternoon tug was seen
ming around and at one time towing some
thing supposed to be a floating battery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

The extra edition of the Sentinel, containing
the proceedings of the sih of January Conven.
ton. being exhausted. and to meet the additional
orders We are daily receiving forthem. NE have
concluded 70 publish another clifton it larger type
Those Of on friends who desire to order them
viii please do SO promptly
Price 81 per hundred
No better jeenmea can he circulated 10 disa
buse the public mind Of the erroneous impres-
sions that interruptions papers and politicians
have attempted To create in regard to the charac-
ter Of the Convention aud It's action upon the mo
mentuons issues now before the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
Fro sn B<entucixy.

TENNESSEE RIVER. Feb s. Noon.-A special
to the Chicago Journal says;
The first and second brgades OF McClernand'
division, eight thousand strong. encamped yes
terday evening. four miles below Fort Henry.
Three Of our gunboats made reconnoissan ot
up TO the head of Panther Island.
During brisk Ere between the sunboats and
the fort the enemy used five guns only. one oi
them. a ritied - FOUNDER. reaching the boats.
Gen Grant returned TO Paducah last evening
to bring up Smiths brigade of 1000. McCler
nand was lett in command
The country in the vicinity of Fort Henry is
being thoroughly recopuoiiered 10 -day.
Seven gunboats. under command Of Foote,
are in the stream and ready.
Ii is reported that the rebels have been strongly
reinforced.
A rumor puts Beauregand inr the fort
Our troops are in most con6d mt spirits.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

Nav YoRk Feb Ga letter from Port ALI
Prince of the 10th OF Jspuary says;I
The news of tie surrender oil Mason and Sli
dell was received here with much JOY by the PEG
pie of Hayt.
Secretary Stewards policy towards England
put stop to the oPerat Of a gang of financial
and commercial SPECTATORS who had worked
steadily for an advance on the strength of the
probability Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
- ''' NOTICE.
Notice 10 Indiana Troops.
QuARrERuAsrrR GESERAL's DEFARrNESr,l
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS, ,

QuARrERNAsrER GESERAL's DEFARrNESr,l
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS, ,
indianapolis, January 80, 1852.
rIvHE UNDERSIGNED USES THIS MEDIUM OF AP-
prising the Indiana troops that there Vet remains in
his Department large stock Of Blankets, Comforts WOOL
Shirts Drawers. Socks MttenS and Gloves, the dona
tons Of citizens from all parts Of the State, for dtrbu
ton 10 such Of soldiers need them. Letters have
been addressed to many OF the Coonels and kegmenta
inviting them TO order supplies Of these
goods. Some have done but have failed reply.
PreSuming that this notice may reach whom letters
have reached the request Is hereby made that wher
goods of the above description needed, the
Colonel Quartermaster of such regiment will imme
diatey apply for the same, stating the quantity CHI
needed ana what point the shouib I'll
will in all cases while the supply lasts, be promptly for
wsrded al the expense Of the State. J. H. NAJEN.
feb1 DIV Ouerternastcr General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

BosroN, February 6-Great activity prevails
in getting off the Butler expedition. Several
sells already loaded or loading with troops and
stores.
The Maine lith regiment, list Maine battery
2nd Vermont battery and AL; Massachusetts
battery OF the New England Division are being
embarked to day.
Probably all the vessels will sail during the
present week.
General Buffers entire Division will consist of
about 10000 men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
TIE DAIlYStsnNsl ON EARLY TRAINS.

TIE DAILY STATE sENTISELis cent by all the early
morning express and freight trains and delivered to sub
sefhers in adjacent towns about The ssue time II s. ds-
'r'ri'ed N ihisesy. ms snah> -eaaer. =, akss,el
ire tx 10 twelve hours before they can receive
psper- Published elsewhere. News dealers and carriers
any Of the towns esTaroads esnsesng Il lpdlanapoi4,
~ Be supplied With the SENTINEL good terms a.
aay orr paper Clubs for the Daily viii be supplied a,
agents rates. Orders are solicited. d4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

LECTURE or Dr. FLErcHER.-At the request of
the independent Relief Society, Dr. W. B. Fetch
er has kindly consented to give to the public a
narrative of events occurring from the time of his
capture in Western Virginia to his release at
Richmond The proceeds of which will be devo-
ted to the relief of the families of Volunteers.
The Society have obtained Masonic Hall for Fri
day and Saturday evenings of this week. Ad-
mission % cents.
We invite all to be present and show to our
young friend that appreciate his sufferings and
sacrifces-as well as to assist worthy cause.
3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
Defcar OF the spaniarns in Mexico.

SAN FRANcIsc Feb. A courier arriv ed ut Aca.
pulco previous 10 the 26th uit. with the intelligence
of the deleatoftpe Spanish army IN aseseyebattle
at the National Bridge, near Vera Cruz. The
battle lasted five hours. Accounts from " estefn
Mexico generally represent the termination Of
international dissensions and unicn Of ali par.
ties to resist fOresu INVASION
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

TIM DnvlL CAN QUoTk sculpture. III be
Republicans about town Yesterday, in view OF the
REPORTS from Washington with regard TO the Hon
Jesse D. Bright went up and down quoting the
s,b verse of the l09th Psalm IL was one OF those
emergencies in which that sort OF gentry Always
consult God's holy wcr,
~ The ladies Of the Third Ward are re-
auested 10 NEE, at Mrs. Alfred HARRISON : on
this FRIDAY afternoon at two O'Clock. L"'i'es
who have had work out for some time are re
quested TO bring il in
MRS. MORTON. President
Ma TerrL,. SecrettrS-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
Officers OF indiana Reg incnss IN the
fpcid. sci Ir2 rfHa

fDeI0s
TWENTY. Eighth (cAyALRY) MISSOURI. ! -
Conrad Baker. Colonel.
Scott Carter Lieut.. Colonel. - =, s-
John S. Gsvitt. Najor. .l.a-l 49,. i-s. - l,.s-
James Neel, Adiutant. ss-r 7aa ~ -s.-s rs1t
William Barker Quartermaster.s E tsa
Isaac Casselberry, Surgeon 49,. .sas,, si.s..
Charles Bracket. Assistant Surgeon..ssfan EST
Captans-John X Highman.' samuel j.. La
mar, Joel F. Sherwood, Will II Walker. Thom
As " Pace, Lyman ". Blown, James VI. Barter,
Robert NJ CIcndenier ff3
TWENTY NINTH REGINESf--kEkTuoKY. .sa
John T Miller, Colonel
David VI. Dunn. Lieutenant Colonel.
Henry J. Blowney. Major. s~.ss bee -sf.
james l.. Angel, Adjutnnt.
Asa II Mathews. Qlartermaster. .--...a -.
Louis Humphreys. Surgeon. asss.,a
Lorenzo :. Rein. Assistant Surgeon.
Joseph C. Reed. Chaplain. a. El
Captains-Horitio c. y 0blnger, Silas F,
Allen, Joseph r. Collins. Frank 4. H'rdm.n.
John ) Foslick Vim W Shuler, Daniel Carey.
James NJ Confer. Million NJ. Boggs, James n.
NJ jenkins.
THIRTIKT1f RkGINEST--KESTrcKY. si.s.
Sion : Bass. Colonel. - ,-g-
Joseph b. Dodge Lieut. Colonel --ar -
Orrin H. Hard. MAJOR. e sssas - -s
Edward p. Edsall, Adutant. ..
Peter + Bailey. Quartermsster-
Reuben +. Delois Chaplain
William, II. Myers, Surgeon.
DeloS W Rupert Assistant Surgeon.
Capiains-Cxns Hawleys. Martin ) Stewart,
james h. White. Joseph ". Whitaker. q. " >
Fitzsmmons. Myron A Hawks. VIM N Voris.
VIM Dawson. Joseph VI Silver. Joseph z
lion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07


sENATE--Mr. Carlisle presented pct.,icn
namerously signed BY citizens of Boston asking
Congress 10 leave the negro question alone and
attend 10 the business of the country
The bill TO define the pay ard cniolumen's Of
The officers ot the army vas taken up.
Mr. King presented several petitions asking
that JeO, 600 copies of the agricultural report be
printed in the German language
ftW b. = % % 4 ~ f-----11 .1
HOUSE-Mr. Conway Of Kansas asked leave
TO ofier the following to which Mr. Maynard oh
jecteSi and unanimous consent was required IN in
uoduce IL:
Resolved. That the President be requested -
furnish the House. ii not compatible With the
public interests. with the names OF all persons ar
rested under the order of any executive offcer
without legal process and confined in any OF the
forts or other prisons of this country a. prisoners
of war, the names OF the forts or other prisons IN
which said persons have been and are confined
respectively, the date OF the several arrests to-
gether with full statement OF the charges and
evidence upon which they were arrested Also
the names of all such persons who have since
been discharged, the date OF their several dis
charges and the reasons for the same.
The House then took up the treasury note bill.
Mr.. Thomas OF Massachusetts gave the rea-
sons which would induce him 10 vote against the
bill 1t stands.
Dir. Kellogg OF illinois spoke ON the bib
Mr. Sherman said the bill did not meet the
difficulty. A year ago we were PHYSICAL, weak
with no public debt. but now We are physically
strong bat financially weak The total amount
Of the expenses for next year will probably not
be less than $3.50 900 900 This j. a greater ex-
pense than ever was borne by any nation. The
highest expenditure OF Great Britain was never
five hundred millions dollars year, not even in
the war with Napoleon.
Nr. Sherman here quoted from the Loudon
Post the Government organ. which said that We
(the United States GOvernment) were approach
Ing national bankruptcy. In his judgment three
propositions were ueeled. |. The prompt levy OF
a tax of not less than hundred million dol
lars: }. \ careful revision of the laws regulating
salaries and compensation; 3 Rigid scrutinizing
into the disbursement of all pubic funds. and
prompt punishment Of every officer taking money
oraliowing Others TO take IL for property IN the
service OF which the Government does not re-
ceive benefit.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

iac's giving the Court below ;pri-liciion Of the
cause
John Harper ". tie. s,a,o-PnkeC. c. Re
Lemael r Hanmaes -. s,a,e~Dearboru c T..
Reversed - -
:, jacob " Baahhunan vs., s,ste-Lap porte O. c
VIM VI. Doughertyvs. state-orange o.P
n. A.a.Seei~P's, " ssAis-lr ippsq.noe G !.
DAVID co1 !. s'a,e7P.rsse c P, Rssessed.
;, william b Smith-Ns4 Siaie-DubosC. p.
Hsay TayIOr Es.-slsse- Marion c. p. Re
Berry ". catterson vs.. stats-Parke C. p
Reversed w-1fm
Alvin Mott vs.. saa'e--LspOrte e.P Re
William modgea IS state Lagrange C P
Daniel Greer ". Statc-Marion &. F. Re
Samuel Pool vs s,Ate--vanderi,urg G. P. Re-
ver-ed
Michael Lang vs.. staie-yanderburg C. P.
Reversed
Henry viekers vs. state--Marion C. P. Re
ycfsed
James VI. Dixon vs. State-Marion C. p. Re
versed.
John Morris ". State--Posey C. Z. Re
veTsed.
Evansville aad Cleveland Straight Line X.
Company Vs. Samuel " Dusn-Owen c. {.
Reversed.
Scobey V. Gibson-Decatur C. c. Reversed.
In this case the Court decided that the re-
denption law OF the last Legislature does net ap-
ply to sales on judgments upon contracts made
prior to It's passage. In all such sales there is no
redemption, and judgment debtors should there
fore take care that their property is not sold At
less than It's value. Judga Hanna dissents as to
part of the opinion of'the Court
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
TELEGRAPHIC.
FOR SALE
For Sale or Ia Exchange
ION CITY PROPERTY.
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm.

~ TIE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
" ROAD. with the station Gsilaudst IN "a osntsf.
every fen-~d nearly 81 the rails new o. recsnfy
reset 200 cuitx alton 100 acre ncsrdrsnsc fos
good vrchsrd eight wells 4 saer toe fcod barns sn<
nee .,- AZ l-s lens ssls fsnly re<t<nes
tenant ku-~s- >a~ mill sorh s<ooS
store and stor~-hoe-s. Ths eiyhls fertile farm un-
eaualec m fuatl0n ~ any n hs state only - l1nss
b. railroad lndis<poli far pessene~r rrs-ns so-
ming station esct day with Stste road r11
ming through Is center now offered for ssle o. great
bsrrsin Il can be divided int 81 OF eight farms de-
sired For terms sppiy % the c-rer btc"S
g-llauts- 1snNsrr feei
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
From R0AfOn.

Bosrox, Feb 5-There was an immense Cor
coran demonstration in Faneuil Hall this even
ing.
About 1000 people were present, and much
enthus IS M prevailed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

APPLICATIONS FOR LIcENsE-This is the last
week that applications for license can be received
for publication so that they will be in time for the
March session OF the Board of Commissioners.
Parties intending to apply at the NJ rich session
should hand in their notices before Sunday next,
in time for the next Weekly. at
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

Prom Eeu. Mr. NcNullen, Pastor Of Roberts Chdpe
INDIANAPOLIS, October 6, 1851.
Dr. G.. W. RoBaeK-Dcar Sir: | have used
your Blood Purifier for IA nervous affection. from
which have suffered much at times While il
is pleasant to the taste. it certainly has a / ppl
effect upon the nerves Please accept nv thanks
for your kind regards, and believe me
Yours, j. W T. dcMuLLEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
MEDICAL.
EMPORTANTTOLADIEs

nR. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FoR UPWARD or
twenty years ds sOted his profession time .xcu-
sively 70 the treatment Of fcrna a Difficulties,
and having succeeded in horsands OF orng
the afflicted 70 sound health has entire confidence IN
ogeIing publicly h!s
''gre0f .fsHssScnbi Remedy
DR. HARyEY's
CHR0N0- THE nMAl FEMALE PILLS,
Which have yet failed when the drecnons have
been strictly fooHed,) In removing daoultiss arising
from
OBSTRUCTION. OR srOPPA6E OF NATURE,
Or In restoring the system perfect he ah when suffering
from Spinal Affections, Pro!apsus, uterf the Whites
other weakness Of the Uterine Organs Also IN al
CT Debility Nervous Prostrstion; Mysteries palpa
tons, &c which the forerunneTs Of more serious dis.
sss These pills perfectly harmless the consii
tuition and may be taken by the mostdecate female with
causing distress. the they act Ike charm
by strengthening, inyigorsiing and restoring tie system
10 healthy condition. and by bringing the monthly
period with regularity. matter from what the
distractions may arise They should, however. not be
taken during the first three four months Of pregnancy
though safe any other tme miscarriage would be
the result.
Zach box contains go pills. Price ell and when de-
sired VIII be by mail, pre- paid By any advertised
Agent, receip: of the money.
Sold by DEngglsts generally. J. BRYAN,
Rochester New York, General Agent.
Bk1y- T0MLINs0N 4 cox, Agents for indianapolis.
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