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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-04-02

Articles donated by the ladies and gentlemen of
Chatham county, to Geo. W. Norwood, for the sut.
fering soldiers Of the 26th regiment, North Caro-.
lima Volunteers
Emily Sell, l bed quilt; Sarah Buckner, bed
quilt, pair socks; Elizabeth Buckner, quilt :;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-08

0. That. as the citizens of loyal State,
whose patriotism. both at home and upon
foreign battle-fefds, has spoken for itself,
we earnestly appeal to the incumbents of
the Legislative and Executive Depart
ments Of the Government to use every
legitimate ireans in their possession to
crush the rebellion, and If: as at last
measure for the preservation of the Re-
public, ii shall become necessary to blot
out the institution Of slavery from the
soil Of every State, we will say Amen
let the consequences fall upon the wicked
authors OF the war, and leaving the final
issue with Ged
10. That we heartily endorse the ac-
ton of our recen. Congress in the enact
ment Of the Homestead Bill, aud the Pa
cife Railroad Bill, and We congratulate
the Republican party and the people Of
the SPEEDY fulfillment of all the pledges
made BY the Republican National Con-
vention which assembled at Chicago in
1860.
IL. Resolved, Tint We approve of the
course pursued in Congress by the Iowa
delegation during the recent session, HHd
I'VE especially commend them for their
frmness in the support Of all tie most
stringent measures for the suppression OF
| the rebellion, and that we hereby pledge
our unanimous and hearty support to the
Hon. James +. Wilson, the nominee of
/ this Convention, for reelection.
l2. Resolved, That We cordially en-
dorse and approve the order Of tie Presi-
dent of the United States IN making a
draft Of three hundred thousand men for
1 immediate service. and urge further drafis
if necessary, limited only by the number
Of men in the loyal States capable OF
bearing arms for the prompt and etIectual
crushing Of the rebellion.
On motion OF G. Taylor, all the Repub-
lican papers in the District were request.
ed to publish the proceedings.
The Convention having been addressed
By lion. James T. Wilson, Mr.. Atchison,
Mr. korer, Mr.. Tracy, and DR. Ebert,
the Convention adjourned sine de
A. BRIpGMAN, President.
HOSEA h. Hons, Secretary.
/ ". L. BERGEEs, Asst. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-08
A RRIEAI.S AND DEPAhIU I RES
RAILROAD TRAINS.

safthern Train leaves daily .suAdsys tt
~ l.. and arrives al -:se p
Wsstegp Train ieayes daily tsupds9s eaerlsted3 -
te i. H5 AID de aed strives at 100 N. ana
ape D.,
Al Hamilton Depot Trans the Naiash Valley
Eailroadarrise daily except sundays tt4ge elocK p.
n,abd deFari daily ,sn nds, seseepied, ate.so a, m.
BuAss seon meet with hiseitY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-08
Proceedings OF sh~ Republican C0m-
ErcssieDai Convention FIRST Dis.
fricl.
Mr. PLEASANT, Aug. G. 1862


The Convention was called to order at
10 o clock a m, by b. s Merriam. Of
Lee county, on whose motion General A :.
Bridgman, Of Lee county, was called TO
the chair, and Hosea u. Horn, of Dayi.
county. was appointed Secretary, and
VIM. T. Burgess, OF Washington county,
assistant Secretary.
Tn motion Of {. G. Stevens, Of Lee
county, the temporary officers were made
permanent otiieel o. the Convention, and
the following delegates we're made Vice
Presidents, to-wit:
r. G.. Stevenson, OF Lee county.
l.. b. Fleake, of Washington.
G. Taylor, OF Davis.
j. NJ Edwards, Of Louisa.
a. III McCrary, Of Van Buren.
u. Rorer, of Des Moines.
j. B. Shaw, Of Henry.
D. z. Stubs. Of Jefferson.
On motion, committee on Credentials
and representation was appointed, and re-
ported the following persons entitled to
seats in this Convention, to-wit;
LIST OF DELEGATES.
LEE CouNTY-A. Bridgman, II. B.
Ten-Eyck, f. Jagar. S. A Duke, @ w
McCrary, c. G. Stevens, j. A. Vial. b..
y. Merrlam, K. A. Russell, John Van
Nalkenbureh, H. Strong, j. al. Beck, r.
Hubbard, j Scott, Is. Hugel, G. A..
shedd, j. G. Walker. w. Walker, j. W.
Miller, w. Marshal, r. L. Stevenson,
DR.. Childs, w. Bazels, d. T. Brown, G..
Stevenson, d. Stevenson, j Rice, jr., w.
o. Rice, i. Hale, jr., j. II. WinIerboth
am, N. Sergeant, A. Haskins, 7. Fox, ].
T. Ingles, j. g. Swan, 4. Knley, j. An
drews, II. c. Wear, T. NJ. White, w.
Lastie, w. Pitman, W. Alender, Dr.
Wheney, Jos. G. Street, r. Barr.
DKs MolEEs-William Moore, II. d.
Poole, d. Rorer, II. G. Kendall, Theo.
Gulrik. j. H. Gear, Z. Il. Gay, j. t.
Sunderland, Cd jackson, d. Reese, w.
+. johnson, j. r. Kline, Geo. Huston.
n Westfall, G. NJ. Garman, Samuel Nj ].
Shortridge. +. Wilcox, II. w. McGor-
mick, NJ. W. Blair, James Bruce, J. H.
Virgin-2l.
DAVIS. Boyer, DIR. WiMRm Mex.
Findley, w. ". kettleman, Calvin Tay-
lor, Hosea b. Horn, j. ii. Drake, ". d.
Evans--S.
HEERY-Wm A. Reed, II. r. Lyons,
J. N. Allen, Il. Bone, b. b. Kaufman,
A. Baxter, A. W. Riggs, DR.. L. Hamline,
J. E. Linn, j. B. Rose, j. G. Garretson,
G. Webster, r. Spurricr, j. b. Shaw, F.
). Clarke, ]. w. Wilson, j. Cramer, r.
M. pickel, j. B. Vernon, G. v. Craven,
III. Amber, A. Goan--22
LoUIsA-t. w. eroines. Jno. Hale,
VIM. Bell, Jno. Walker, G. w. Power
J s. Harley. n. kdwards, " S. Kssi,
mer-l4.
VAN BuREN-Dr. j. d. Ebert, H
Whelen, Il. B. Rutledge, A. III. McCra.
~, VIM. M. McCrary-lS.
Neutrality-suspicious. w. Wilson. r
Dewey, l.. 4. Sherman. w. T. Burgess
D. w. Cauffman, FL b. Fleak, o. II
Priger, Rev. ]. Burgess, ]. II. Bacon
M. Meacham-l8.
JEFTERsoN--S. nj. Merritt. JOSEPH
Fell, VIM. Long, J. A. McKerney, R. o
Brown, D. 2. Stubbs, Nathan Birkhimer
Moses Coen. W. w. Junkin, r. F. Rat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-08
FIR EIGfi'rS.

T. II Il u ii Il b.
BY thisroute, FreKhts of all desc riutions cau hs
for~arde d from PAiladsiphis, Rev Aork, boston or
Raltimore.to or from any point on the Raiiro ads
of ONO, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
IvoI Missouri, by RAILROAD DIKECT
1hs rcnnssivania Railroad also come ecs nj Pitts
burg with steamers By which Goods can beforwaId d.
ed 10 any point on the Ohio, Musk ing un keDtuetv
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. Wisconsin Misss-
sippi, Missouri. kansAs. rkansas and Red Riyers.
and At Cleveland, 5aldubk aud Chicago wthsteAm- :
ers 10 alt ports on the AoraD-W sstern lakes.
tion Of their Fregbll tiis Compan, can rely with
confidence onIs SPEEDY transit.
The kAtes of Freight
To and from AAy point IN he West by the Pennsyl-
sabiH Ienirag kAiIuad, are at all tiuer AS PA.
V0kabLE As AXE CHARGED BY oTHEkkAu.
ROAD COMPANIES.
III Be particular to mark packages, avlA pxss
CENTRAL X. H. IL
For frcigh Contraetsor Shipping Direct ons ap-
C'ul5Ees.
4. i. SASS, 81. Louis, Missouri
u. A .sTENA hT Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLAkhE2 CO., Transfer Agents, -
H.. bKuh N " CO., Cinci matt, O.
k.C NkLD.UM 80, Madison, ina.
J. Is. MOORE. Louisville, NY.
w. ". AMMAN AIo.. kvansville, Ind
CLARKE e. CO., Chicago, Ill.
w. ii. d 4. L.. La NtiLEY ,Gallipolis, o.
q. b. hEAL, Parker sburg, Va.
HALL Il CO., Marietta, y.
j 5. PIERCE 4 Co, Zanesvilie %.
Al pstW ELL * NJ COLIN Portsmouth o.
kM'SkRLY, X Maysyiue, Ky.
J.P. JOHNSON, Ripley, u.
JOHN IODD, Cosi,e ton, Ky.
G. Il. .HEaTON, Cleveland, o.
II. 4. AbDDREA, Genl Travelling Ag'tfor
he South aha Vest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-08
LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK.
Broversaud Farmers v III iti1d this the most afvsu-
tsgsous route fol Live stock Gapxeions arcs well
watered and supplied with every convenience have
be opened this Inc and ts
attention is paid 10 their Frem Harris
where " III be found every convenience Tor ing
ana sting choice is offered of the PHILADkL.
PHIA, MN YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This will elso be found The shortest quickest md
direct route for Stock to New fork-Ivia Allon
town land with fewer cha ngesthan sny other
ENOCH LEWIS. .GeneralSuPt., Altoona. Pa.
l.. l.. H0UFT Gen. Ticket Agt ,Phiiadtfphi
Ii. II HOUSTON ,GenaFreigh ghtAgt., iade Ii hia ;.
j6ngsdaw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-08

Ou motion, Hon. James +. Wilson, OF
Jefferson county was nominated for re-
election to represent this Congressional
District, by acclamation.
The Committee on resolutions through
their Chairman, Mr. Manufacturing, re-
ported the following preamble and reso-
lnil1rs which were unanimously adopted
l0-WIt:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-08

IHs0 PRINTERS, COUNTY Off.
u GERS, MERCHANTS
And others In Of Plainand Fiat Pspe rsfor bank
The best =. rc..c PC. ~ts. Cay Bill
and Plain Letter Paper keokuk, this day re-
| ceivedat B1OWNELLss Boot store,
feb27-d Corner 4th and Main
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

Kansas CITY. July - The Santa re mail
has arm. Ell with dates to the 10th.
No ews of importance.
Howe Watts, of s nta Fe. has been appoint
ell Major la the volunteer service. and will be az
sgned to the duty of Paymaster OF New Mexican
troops.
The croIs throughout the Territory are excel
lent. and promise 10 be more abundant than
ever.
Parton. Mo. July &c Lieut.. Chaveax. with
a company oi State militia came upon band Of
guerrilias, 2n0 strong. of whom he had received
Information five miles south of this place. He
attacked aid completely roGted them. killing AID
wOunding a number and taking Cipt. Patterson.
their lie ,der. prisoucr He ALSO took one other
prisoner. Our loss was three wounded
LEAvESwoRrH. July 27-More reli bile advi
ces from the SDuth state that our forces found
Fort Gibson abandoned 10y the rebels. recon
nois>ance shovel them posiel. 5000 strong. un-
der Gen. Cooper. OF tie south bank OF the AK IN
sis. at the mouth of mble river. Their force Is
composed of 500 Arktnsasans. 900 Tex ms
with two batteries OF artillery. the IN ,inler be.
Ing Indians. mostly Choctaws aid Links
The route from Fort Scott 10 Fort Gibson is
entirely ice from rebe's. they having retreaied
aerross the ARKANSAS as our troops advanced.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
STATUTES OF INDIANA.


he seosa ~o,uns q ns~r es~. nsrc. ernpcs-
tec q Indiana sss - j1-s sppsas1- "a. -l.ss
eurpisss- tassr ~u<k lss ue<h.r<si sxs>u %. . ~u
eEp6sbis; and lie skill learning l.bar ~Escs The
editors have essso~sd n. tie hFk - pu..s.
None hs' Is.rssd. dissns s-ys. ssaa A.se psease<s
such work-
TIE sscoud volume ernhrsces al the pebc statute. q
Indiana IN forcs upon the SUBJECT. -hcA rrI.s-
and ne sr al excepting The acts q the las, regular and
sessions q the Leg-iafure- n - great sxc-i-
leDce Il the compilation that al existing ssfuse ssck
subject collected tcgcher IN the riacs in these
volumes. 20 thaft : reader glance al the
legsiaiion In force any given subject Tskr for en-
ample, the act q Isl. organizing Courts - Comma
Peas-the editors pub.L the sct A. large. ard Thy also
print IA the form Of he page containing
this siafur. all the smeBda,ery % which have
been passed up this And they have doue %
ell the other contained IN the revision Of lisa
The edissr~ have ssd- mueh the v.ue q th--> vc
umrs-especiay the ls.i-by the enpisus snd lssrssd
notes With which volumes aboasd- rh<-- nd-
mach Iabar and legal They farri-h n.
concise and accurate FORM with ell the al udcscrs o.
supreme Court IN -se statutes ne-e a-gndies-
tiOus being very numerous the r-ssrxnc-- th-m
ia the volumes unaere sderaoh. vii Be Of great value
the lawyer, and indeed all eras eoesrn~d b. the
almintra ion o. justice The edt r have so rferre;.
In their note, 20 decisions IN ether States.
made ON statutes similar To- ours
An excellence Of these volumes "a b overioekst
Is the full sud iud~x appended zach. IN indi
ana there has bsen god index any q
published BY authority This provoking defect
has been completely rvmedird the volumes under
view and these indexes vii srea,iy tighten the labor Of
al who have occasion 20 ioos into
This Is the firs time private eaterPriEe has
tempted the publicatlcn Of Indiana statutes The al.
tempt. I do dou't. ~ih be successful. and ~il
dgy reward the learned editors and euteng psbish-
en- Ever, lawyer WILL course purchase Thee volumes.
and every clerk sheriff and justice of the peace II The
State. will lind II to bis advantage to cwn them.
DAVID MD0yALD.
Indianapolis. June S. ises
The 'oregOing notice by Judge McDOsArb. Of esvIs
HoKps Compilation # the Statute. os Indiana
signed as puff a. the work bat + an unsolicited
mendaton Of the ability, Accuracy. aud completeness
with Viii these volumes have been prepared.
The second volume which has Just been i-susd from
the press is being delivered subscribers rapidly
possible. This edition Of the ~ te found
cesiiy to every lawyer lsces u the peace and county
officers in the state The public ',Ion Of the work
private enterprise and the publishers only hoe fOr
IMMIGRATION in it, sale 10 these for whose convenience
II "a prepared The Two volumes contain about 1900
pages matter nearly double the qusnti, embraced in
the revision u ls52.
The price the work 81 so per vlare. % 90 for
the two volumes Orders addressed the subscriber WI
receive prompt aitention. J. J. BINGHAM.
Jun. eth. iScl. Indianapolis. Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

tPlsopE IN HIGH Lbs Mrs. Carnegie wife
of the Hon Captain Carnegie. of London, desr
e. short time since, 10 renew he's youth, ms >he
was TO represent the goddess of sno~ at a hunt
bail near the metropolis. she took herself 20
the laboratory OF a certsin VI dame Rachel who
proie>~es TO enamel ladies' faces with prepara-
ton OF dmgs, alsbsster rock. flowers IN liquid
state and morning dew from S,hara and give
their features tire griish blouIn and freshness ct
which years have depsi, Ell them The enimeling
was performed tour times in a. many mouths.
and then bill of f95S sterling 81 1917 cent IN.
he poor ldy expos,ulatei and tried TO mollify
the sorreTeSs with the sacrifice OF her jewels, her
tiara OF lila mond> even of her rings from her nm
gers Nothing would do. Alabaster rOck AMI
the dew OF the morning" are very dear. and
Madame Rachel had to support her twenty thou
sand Arabs who collected dew in the sandy desert
of Sahara.
She would have her-not pound of teSh-but
money. and at last like Niobe. all tears. Mr..
Carnegie electrified her husband at breakfast one
morning, -'upenins her confidence and hsndIng
In him Madame Rachels little bill Captain
Carnegie l. a sailor rOu-h but honest. and boldly
determined 10 expose Madame Rachel oTt. save
not only himself but others he refused paw
men', aud Rachel VAS foolish enough to bring
him before the London Court Vt Excheqaer. he
pie ded that eiameling hot Necessary %
life ami that he had not authorized hs vile 10 be
coatel. The jury agreed wiIh him. and sent
Madame Rachel lrom Court without one solitary
sixpence Tor her CircAssian bloom or her four op-
sTations.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
rom FORTRESS Monroe.

FoRrRlss MoNRos. July 26-I am credit
ably informed that large rebel forces are being
concentrated ou the lae ct james river above the
junction of the Appom,ttsx and james They
came down from Richmond by the Petersburg
and Richmond K II = nees ed itey already
number from 5000 &c 5000. AID that Jackson
Is in command of them, nOta outstanding the Tu-
NOR that he l. M pursuit OF zen. Pope.
Nv informant l. very conrIdent tn the rebes
are maxim. a bold >tatd At the above namei
Mace. and bringing all the forces they
spare from Richmond. He believes that it is the
intention OF the rebels very soon 10 make at
tack Suffolk they within twenty miles
of that city in considerable force
Night before last a company OF rebel cavalry
came down from Gloucester Ppinr. opposite
yorktown. and seized aud carried of lpi OF
contlahands that had a, cmu.iie'i there. and also
piosicd into the Icbei rrms all the males tiri
Icauld ice found there ta9abls bearing arms
sThey then set fire 10 lot Of ship timber
II
he rebel cavalry tie almost daily pr W lne
about that region seeking plaiHier "f every KIND
aud pressing int he service all Tie mel they
tind who they th nix will be OF any TO them
Similar deUreda.ionS are being COMMITTED III the
neighlOrhood ot " illiamsburg. whether by guer
rillAS or regulars 1t the rebel army it j. hard To
determine they often go clothed alike BY
this Disguise they assume authority which other
wise they could not IN tnciF m t-keu en- It ctef>
They commit many depredatiOns, telling civil
ians that they have authority ioT their acts being
regular Confederate cavalry.
Yesterday min obtained pass in Norfolk
for the pretended purpose of going To North CIR
olina He was watched by an officer AMI FOL
low ell several miles from Norfolk when he took
the wrong road aud was steering TOWARDS Rich
mond
The officer then quickly rode up arrested him
and found OF him two thousand letters he was
about to convey to Richmond. He taken
back Norfolk and lodged in jail tn await h
trial. he admitted and stated that ne got 81
apiece for CARRYING letters between Norfolk awd
Richmond This viii stop the avenue by winch
letters have been pissed to and from Richmond
The steamship Massachusetts has arrived at
Fortress Monroe from Port Royal, bound 10 New
York She reports all quiet ola the South Caro-
lima and Georgia coastS-
The steamship South America left Fortress
Monroe this afternoon. laden with contrAband
She has gone mp the james river.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

TnE MoRGaS RAID-The Louisville Journal
s,,s that had Morghl's frce cen pursued wuh
vigOr they could have been overhsu.ed ani esp
Ell before they lett tie State. The Journal
saw.
They passed through Lancaster. Richmond,
Craft Orchard and numerous other places very
leisurely. throwing out their picket, enjDyin.
Their e.,se, Teasing, robbng and committing
whatever outrages they pleased. and even travel
ing slow enough to take couple OF brass can
non with them, Tut the pursuing force never over
took them.
At one point in the pursuit, the Federal officer
in command went TO bed in the morning. giving
strict Orders that he should not be wake up TIL
TX o'clock the afternoon, ON no account. and
although important intelligence arrived in the
meantime as 10 The OsitlUn aud movements Ui
the re,ei-. and OIL ers anu men anxious
and inpatient 10 20 forward. the quiet snOUZe ct
the leader ould MT I've dis urbed, and WHEN {
length the maranders let Monticello. in Wa,ne
county To pass into Fentre~s county. I enne see,
our avengers" that were to have been. were 10
Stanford, twelve fourteen hours behind, la, ing
there given up tie pursuit.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
N EDtCAL.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

nocroR LAWRENCE. sfi<r an sxisn.ive practice q
IL Ten years IN Baltimore. which Be let for tour
Il oagh Europe. where hs reusi1e1 two yes no~ re-
sifh his mud -chiy stored VIII & srrinc knc~i
edge ard research. Tie tr-t 81 nos ma <nt u rls
Lssrpoo Inrsry Tor 6keesss q re ss and ear. affr
~hlc6 he asLsed kfrasef of fhor0ueh cocrss q 49,
tgafion Qassn's Hospital Lon1oc where he o-s
wonderful cures csy Elected Ths Doctors
ent o. Chronic Dssss-es = entirely different frs thai
nark~d BY the -uperann1sfed father - et.r>
called L. j. ceIaned TO The routine rtfm % sry
bizosf party. but EN- system 81 pracicr. ~,
Only sound and rafiuBa bEt truly scientific N ~ meas
amer msny solicitations from physcisns and ofhsrs %
this State The Doctor has cnsseuied mske he Sse -
fndi4ns hs permanent abode. he vii any
The b rrque,t q tx q - cifizsus snt
treat ell p-e-euied sih sridm sffsinrt
his examinations vi ~ NAE eifh s1d be
a. given r. ely and frsfkly and ~rnorr cnssnE.
thereby sayins exp<n-e and sat M lie mnds " tie
pafisnfs and fiends
To Ladies vAs incapable a barring hrsihy CO.
spring from dsfori otber~sse. uii tn1 h. kdvcs
Invaluable Ofh iBferrsrine am Epertsn, scvice sil
Be gwen srried ladies'. HI epperfu ies h>v~ t<en
szeh al ntrscats q female complaints
have been fully eomtrobsnd SUI ire e<nsss q ne a.
eases truly a-cer4ned rrnaerg his spnsoEs eorrecs.
and hls aivie- end prescriptions vslssbie-
efraars fT psrtlcuisrs. uhich sl Be t,ssrsut<d
IN every town and hamlet IN fhs slsts. EeedQ1arl<u
sssssss Aeass. isda&aspels. h1. Sls-<a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

FoRrRtss MoSRoE. July 2o-The steamship
State Oh NJ ,iue arrived from City Point with so
released Union prisoners. Every courtesy Wa
shown them by the rebels. Gen Mcclellan Wis
tied them and conversei freely with MANY OF
them. tue soldier said To him lac intended TO
get well ami come back and help take Richmond
The General remarked that you w.ll have ~ re-
turn petiy soon.
One prisoner five trains of rebel soldiers
going from Petersburg To Redmond.
The rebel camps are ab,ut three miles back
from james river. 1hey do not like tie prox
unity of our euuboats.
The rebels who burned schooner on Frida,
night also crossed the river above Harrison :
Lending and drove of $40 head of cattle belong
mg To the Amy oi The Potomac
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
cEsINGER a co 5 LETTER "A"FAM-


Is SINGER a co = LET TER "A"FAM-
lily SEWING MACHINE. with all the recent improve
ments, is the REST and CHEAPEST aud MOST BEAUTI-
FUL Of all sewing mschines This machine will any
thing from the running of tuck in aretan the max
ing Of overcoat-anythng from pilot beaver cloth
down to the softest and Is
ready to do its work to perfection. can fell hem bind
gather, tuck quilt and has capacity for great variety
OF ornamental work This j. not the only machine that
FELL hem, bini and forth but II will do
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety Of cabinet
The oding Case, which is beco ring popular, i.
asits implies. that be folded into box or
case. which, when opened makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work upon. The
are Of every imaginable desigu-lla the wood grew
in its forest, deliberately finished a. art can
make them. |. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.
No. As Broadway, New York.
BsxJ>lnd annapolis Office No. Odd-Eellcws' Hail.
Washington street. apls-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
Night Dispatches.


NV YoRE. July 2o.-Ths steiner Marion.
from NeS Osie.ps on TIE 2tb. arrived at three
O'Clock.
The health of the city l. good. Two thousand
men are beng emp o, ed IN cleaning the streets.
The news ef the exploits of the rebel ram Ar
kansas caused some excitement. bot soon quiet
III down.
Beauregard is reported 70 be very sick By the
Mobile rapers.
The New Orleans papers contain no ness OF
importance.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 24th contains
the following:
Two LegrO men were hung AT Kingston. North
Carolina, tor recruiting Tor Burnside.
gentleman from North Carolina states that
the Yankees spprelrensise on Roanoke Island
The negroes arose and killed n large number OF
them. Subsequently the Yankees massasreed
abuut cOO "f them and evacuated the island.
This story j. c'uard. n il j. known that =
number of negroes have been sent thence Ia Gen.
eral Mcclellan, which may account Tor tue vsca
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
From Wa N ngtOn.

WASHINGTON. july 2o.-Commodore Porter OF
the mortar hotllia, arri,e Ell here tins morning via
Furrress Monroe, ~ fact which is considered oi
significant importance
TIE Navy Department has learned that om
blocka,iiig feet recently captured the steamer
Tubal c I'm, a Large iron clad ste inner OF Charlie =
ton She was at emptins o. run tie blOckti' :,
and i heavily laden with arms aud ammunition
She Was ordered to New York.
Big Gen. J. T. X ,bcrts hts been assigned 20
duty at General Pope's headquarters az Chief .
Cavalry