Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-24
un,eers under the two calls. and that. TOO. with

un,eers under the two calls. and that. 100. with
out draft
a INV CURRENCY PRorosEp-A Union sol
der in Gen GrAn,'s army thinks the next Con.
gres< should not adjourn without doing one thing.
and that Is make the id niger legal ten
DER
Not another military officer of any grade
ought 10 be appointed from civil life Though
not much of military man. quite enough
Of one TO know this
The Troy inns tells ra mbiing story OF the
elopement of a Washington belle with Trojan
Lothario-their arrival in Troy. and the appear
ance of the wicked girls parents and capture OF
her. She i but seventeen. lovely. anu nearly
lated to Cabinet Secretary
An officer informs the Worlds Maryland
correspondents that he on the battle hed
wounded Union soldier, just at the point of death.
who declared that be bad that day shot twice a
Gen. Mcdowell during the engagement.
A white child. who was bound out to ne
gro master by the Philadelphia Board Of Guardi-
ans OF the Poor. has recently del from horrible
treatment his appreaticeship-and mis- relstives,
discovering the whole Of the facts. are stirring up
public opinion upon the subject The guardians
should be held personally responsible.
A certain Western Colonel 10 Major General
to canvass for nomination to Congress. On
applying for an extension OF his furlough, Gen.
Grant wrote on the back as follows: eff Colonel
- Is aole to travel over his district to election.
eer Tor Congress. he is able 10 lie with his resi.
ment, and he is hereby ordered TO join il immedi-
ately or be dismissed iron, the service"
1T is assertel that Baltimore secessionists had
a full understanding with secession store aud
shopkeepers-al rebel afiiliators, indeed-in and
around Frederick that the raid or invasion which
has taken place was to be made at a certiin
time hence large quantities of goods. suitable
TO the wants OF destitute army. sent thither
and TO other places through which il was secretly
known the rebel army would co.
-Benjamn Wade, one OF the high priests of
so called Republicansm in the United States
Senate, said in his place that the man who
"quotes the Constitution in this great crisis is
traitor" Daniel W ebster said:
"The Constitution of the United States Is
written instrument, a recorded fundamental law;
il Is the bond. the only bond of the Union of
these States; il is all that gives US national char
actcr."
The fashions opened in New York on Tues
day. We are told that bonnets are not only
made in two colors but often in two materials,
and that the most elegant combination is velvet
and satin. dark grey velvet front, for exam
pie. has pulled crown OF groiselle satin,
mounted with fan, and barbs of black Chantilly
lace. which extend to the tip ornaments black
cocks feathers tipped with groisele. black
strings, edged with groisee.
The Washington correspondent of the 7rac-
eHer, describing the passage of the veteran
troops through the city, says-"They were in
heavy marching order. Every man carried his
full knapsack, bis full (more or less. the case
may be- haversack, stuffed with boiled beef and
ammunition bread; his foil cartridge box. con-
tanning forty rounds; his full canteen of water.
and all the little contraDtions mysterious to the
uninitiated. but full of meaning to those who
know the old caIapaigners-such as Il pint tin
pail. blackened by fire. odd straps. short sticks,
and roll of black cloth-whch suggest small
camp kettles and the tents ddbries. Beside
these, each man carried his blanket also; and
every man. OF course carried his musket or rife
These together could not weigh less than seven
ty five pounds. They were stepping out lively
for they then forced march, The
moonlight liz up the streets and gave an addi-
tiona glow to the bronze faces it almost glori
fed We could see the careless but determined
cast of visage. and the happy go-lucky expression
each face that passed We knew well
as they that in the race the prize they sought was
another battle But these men who had passed.
as many of them had, through a dozen fights.
would be less gay to night because the morning
would light them to another battle"