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, 1862-01-01

Gen. Isenham to be Ordered to Duty.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 3L-A private dispatch
received from Washington states that Geu,
Mcclellan, on inTestigating the specifications
Of chaTEscs against Brig Gen. Benhan, has or
be ordered at once to duty.
, 1862-01-01

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibunc.]
PAIA1EA. December
The trial Of the bridge-burners commenced
yesterday, and it is probable they VIII be shot
if found guilty. A large number Of other
prisoners will be tried.
, 1862-01-01

received here mentions rs azlong the, killed at
Padueah, Capt. Albert Bacon, Of this city.
He belonged TO a Kentucky regiment raised
near Frankfort. The dispatch gives no partic-
lla1s OF the battle
, 1862-01-01
AarstoEss Wisconsin Cayalr5 ReeI-
ment going to Fort LeaYenxKQrths


JANEsv11AE, Dec. 31.-Col. Barstow, Of the
I'D Wisconsin Cavalry, received orders to-day
Font Leasenwprth.. tn ANNOUNCING tic foct
10 his man, at Camp Barstow, they received
the intelligence with great rejoicing. He ias
reported a full regiment, md will De ready to
march on the 8tIl Of JapuarY.
, 1862-01-01

,HAL1RAx, Dec. S1.-The Asia, from Liver
pool the 21st and Queenstown the 2a1. arrived
here this morning.
She has on board 500 troops, with stnses,
DC, and is consequently under Government
orders. -
She brings e7,2oo in specie. =,
, 1862-01-01

The Ranksasre1ssions. :. =
Eae9ssagaon Dee.4e1 81 .s:Ese cttazens Bank
, 1862-01-01

THE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
The following table QSindlr furnished By
Dir. catlin, Secretary of the Board of
Trade) show the total receipts and ship
ments in this city, May 1861, by the Illinois
and Michigan Canal:
, 1862-01-01

M ORTGAGE SALE.-Default
yaE s. Es Ena IL II & s e e,sst
Mara all ii shc Slate of Illinois, to IstscS YonnE Of
saa p,s5s
from tlle date thereof Will Interest at he
81 I'D fss
even date With said bond executed b the said Grsa6
+ Sd MeTsisi Cunt If y VII ~ s. As:as 1ss
M aea s. {ss I'D sS e2aa 96a
1r 2 d na apPl1eI,9& n IT,, & aTpS 9sen mas t mo II,
iHtl;s aotlee Is hereby Ft1sn that on SATURDAY,
ticaso I'!iaoa ss's sell At pnolis suction 10 tie
- fe7 II sssa sad
M sea M h ownn '4S III
esson fSsee ri M siseeS FIFE 51 %
!,qn sl:ht s Knsp ttlTty I59l nsft5 Kanse eae
B, 92HN GAH9 R91R AS$aee Of said
pTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF CooE. ss-supertor Court or Chicago, March
Tnens Tsie IF Snas SIse4 ,i Ia re- Hs
efssRa s. u one
tss osS X;ra f r. ss S5
OF complaint in said Court, the ;hancery side
Of on the ssst day Of Desanber. ls a.aa4 he above
sned ont Of said Court agaiust said defendants return
sbie at the Court House. n the City OF Chicago the
Now 1n1e6s you, the said Edward s. Hal, shall per
Cn!ca9o Of Cook County On tic rst day Of tie term
sstso1 59 be holdea q: GhisaSo II xsid County. On
dcn1ur to the said comlainants bin 5r complaint the
same and the matters and thin therein charged and
stated will be taken confessed sud decree eutefei
against you according to the prayer Of said 5tll.
THOMAS B. CARTER Clerk
t11-kl3l3N
, 1862-01-01

Total receipts Of Lumber, Shingles,
latll, &c, by lake and railroads during
1861, compare as follows:
RECEIPTS or LUMBER, ETC., FOE A aEr1Es OF
YEARS.
, 1862-01-01

s7. LOUIS, Dec. Sl.-2,4o0 cavalry, under
Col: Carr, with Is days rations, left Rolla yes
tte:day, destined, it is suppo5d, for Springfield.
w circuitous route,
, 1862-01-01

contributions Of clothing will be received for
sccesh prisoners, and properly distributed
The secesh pretend to hare news to-da,,, of
big victory in Kansas by Price.
, 1862-01-01

hEw EoRK. Dec. 3O.-The Hon. George
opo,yhe, mayorA elect too'r the usual oath
Wnea 1WEsaesoaS. L. Waa- administered by Mayor
, 1862-01-01

Besides the Cattle and Hogs killed and
packed in this city, very large trade is
carried on between this city and the east in
the shipment Of live stock. The following
arc the shipments during The past twelve
months, compared with previous years:
Bccyca. Hors
1atl tl---.--.--.+--- 45i ad.ID
lsGt........ ..1H,123 156 sS4
1SV OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 35.9I3 M1ef0
1888. -. 43.t49 11G36s
In the above tables, We have included
in The shipments Of Hogs, dressed as well
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

WAsHrNcroS, July 25-The following general
order has been issued from headquarters Depart
ment Of Virginia:
Hereafter no guards will be placed over privAts
houses or private property OF any description
whatever.
Commanding officers are responsible Cor the
conduct of the troops under their command. AID
the articles of war and regulation Of the army
provide ample means OF restraining them to the
full extent required for discipline and efficiency.
Soldiers called into the field 10 DO baffic
against the enemy. and il Is tot expected that
their integrity and energy shall be spent in the
protection OF the private property OF those most
hostile TO the Government. No soldier serving
IN this army shall be hereafter employed in such
service. By command Of Major Gen Pope.
lSigned) Ono. ID. RUeeLn,
4. A. c. Chief OF STAFF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

sS- A correspondent of the Vincennes Gazette,
in the l4th regiment, writing from Harrison s
Landing, says:
On our arrival at this place we we're immedi
ately assigned n position in front, and the same
night placed on picket. The following morning
the enemy tried to drive from position in
which they were repulsed and driven still further
back beyond their lines, which were Immediately
taken possession of and are now held by Kim
balls brigade
Stouewall Jackson's forces are Immediately in
front OF US, and SO close are The pckets of both
lines that the boys in some instances have, by mu-
tGal agreement. laid down their arms. met halt
way. shook hands, talked of and laughed about
the harlships OF both armies in the valley of the
Shenandoah. Our boys have given them ground
coffee. for which they appear very thankful. and
express their opinion that il the settling of the
war WAS left To the soldiers il would speedily he
brought To a close Picket shooting is strictly
forbidden by both armies and but little IS done OF
IL only when too close encro ;chments on the
lines
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

FORTRESS MoNROE. July 81 The steamship
D,niel Webster Capt. Blathen, from New York
reached here last evening on her way to Hsni
son : Lsnding 'den wits vegetables for the army
an article they have been greatly in need Ut for 4
long time.
The flag of truce boat Canonica- went NJ
james river Yesterday. and returned here early
this murning where she only remained ten min
utes and steamed of in the direction Of York
river
The steamers Spaulding and Knirkeri,ockei
arrived last e, enDg with 600 Union prisoner.
from Richmond
The knickerbocker goes 10 Philadelphia aud
and the Spaulding 10 New York. They will bod
cave he { this evening for their respective de-ti-
nations
The sailing els, schgoners, &C, which have
been lying up the james rivei Tor some time. nea
the james Island. have. within a lev dave. drop
ped down tire river ana anchored IN the roads
just above Fortress Monroe have not ascer
tanel the cause OF this move Large Union
forces OF artillery are reinforcing those ALREADY
at Yorktown
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
Foreign News.

CARE RACE, Jelly 24-The Etna, from Liver
pool the 18th and Queenstown the 18th, passed
here this evening
The Jura and China, both from New York, ar
rived out on he 18th, and their news was rece, eli
with great interest
The fighting before Richmond was eagerly can
vassed. Some journals regard il AS a great re-
verse tor the North. and otherr reproach Ameri-
cans for treating it in any other light. Others
contend Gen Mcclellan has sustained no serious
disaster. and j., practically. nearer Richmond.
and NAV congratulate himself on It's being the
greatest and most successful operation of the
Hopes freely expressed that a more pacific
connect will soon prevail at Washington.
The Times is particularly bitter and sarcastic
and treats the matter before Ri hmolid a de
cided rebel victory. IL thinks there are good
evidences ia the North that the beginning of the
end il not far off In another article il denounces
the insolence of Gen. Butler in his intercourse
with foreign Consnls. 1t says that is not the sy
to conciate neutrils and superiors. and he should
cons der whether he is not doing more harm than
good TO the Federal cause.
The Morning z, 8, says affairs appro ach some
decided course on the pat of the North. Neu-
trails cannot much longer remai.s passive sFecta-
tors, and the great question Is, when shall the
South be considered To have indicated IT, right
10 recognItiunl
The Daily News points out VIII II would he The
feelings OF England II situated like the North
and argues that Secession will be crushed at a
hazards
The weather Is favorable for crops
American stock market quiet. aud stands un
Changed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
81 fELEskAPH.
Nevy YORK Market.

NV YoRk. July %
Flour irregular. unsettled and lc lower; sales
at 81 9Od5 30 for extra; 81 90Cd5 for superhne
Western; - l5d5 40 tor common to medium
ezra Western: So 3595 so for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; s. 6O@6
for trade brands. market CLOSING firm.
Wheat irregular, unsettled and lGd3c lower;
sales of Chicago spring at 81 l09l l6; Milwau-
kee club 81 l4(1l 10; amber Iowa 81 1901 %;
red Green Bay 81 goal "a, the latter price for
choice; winter red western 81 26@l 30: amber
Michigan 81 3ldl 80; white do 81 35(dl Al.
Rye scarce and very firm; sales at 76@79c for
Western. and e2de4c for State.
Barley dull and nominal
Corn opened heavy and lie lower. but closed a
little frmer; sales at 55@56c for old mixed
Western. and 81 a sac for unsound.
Coffee in active demand; sales at 22c.
Sugar-R,w is decidedly mpre active and has
advanced 14c; sales at 8 s99c for Cuba; ga a
lie for New Orleans.
Moasses continues firm; New Orleans 34d
SIC: Porto Rico 4?c.
Pork in fair demand. market without change
sales at so sl@l0 ST., for mess; SIS e71s@s
for prime; ST. for prime mess.
Beef quiet and firm.
Bacon sides dull
Lard less active; sales at Sls@93ac.
Batter selling at l0d lac tor Ohio and l4d lSo
for State.
Cheese 4deI5c.
Money continues easy at SAG per cent. on cal
and for strictly Irime pvVer; American gold IRE
gular and unsettled. opening at ID. going dowr
TO l4d Ia ,. and finally closing at l614@l612
gold Is quoted at l1@l7i9 prem; Government
stocks firm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
From NfenlDr,is.

MEMPHIS, July 22.--Major General Sherman
has assumed command of the city. He will ell
force all orders issued by his predecessors.
-Four hundred persons took the cath of alegi
ance Yesterday. and one hundred aud thirty re
ceived passes To 20 South. MANY expected thai
upon sherman arrival the orders requiring then
to take the oath or leave the city would tie mOdi
he'd and have DELAYED taking action until to-day
consequently the Provost Marshals Office wa'
thrOneed 10y applicants for passes and those de
string TO take the required oath.
Advices from Ncksbufg to Sunday night SAY
the mortars have been Smelling the batteries sev
eral hours, but failed u elicit reply.
FarragutS fleet siieaced all their guns Will,
running down last Friday night
The canal is completed bs the water will NO
be let in until rise in the river
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

meni. died in this city this morning from the ef-
iects of the wounds received on the 30th Of June
In the battle before Richmond. His remains will
be taken to Detroit.
On inquiry. there Is authority for saving that
all The rumors. statements and eopjectures about
division IN the Cabinet. and the retirement Of
Mr.. Seward. Secretary of State, are totally With
out foundation.
The Rebel War Department. we learn through
Gen Dix. has ordered the unconditional discharge
of all Federal surgeons and army Chaplains taken
prisoners in the discharge OF their legitimate du
ties. This Is in accordance with the example set
them by the General Government
The Secretary of the Treasury has received a
telegram announcing the safe arrival in San
Francisco of 81 900 900 in United States Treas
ury notes sent hither less than a month ago.
This is the first lot OF Treasury notes sent BY
this Government 20 California.
Brig. Gen. Butterheld having recruited his
health, passed through this CITY this morning on
his return to the army of the Potomac
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
sE-SINGER 4 co = LETTER "A"FAM

lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments, is the BEST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
Full Of all sewing machines This machine will any
thing, from the running of tuck in taetan to the max
ing OF overcoat-anything from pilot beaver cloth
down the sofst gauze gossamer TISSUE and
ready to do its work perfection fe 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 it will do better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety of cabinet
The Folding Case, which beco ming popular is,
asts name implies, that be folded into box
case, which, when opened makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work upon The
of every imaginable designplan the wood grew
native forest or as elaboraey finished art
make them |. NJ SINGER 4 CO,
No. ass Broadway, New York
HEsS-Ind annapolis Ofice-No. Odd-Feliows' Hall
Washington street aplS-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
CAUTION.

The markets. full of limitations, represented to be the
same as BROWNS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, which are
in most productive Ofpostive injury. Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles .'ng prolific themselves Ask for s1d
OBTAIN on, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,' -
which by long experience have proved their value having
received the sanction of physicians generally and esti-
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth. have direct influence
the affected parts: the sedative and soothing effect
lining fhe windppe into the Bronch aays Pull
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
the which public speakers and
singers are liable. febl1-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

HsHp BAEeNNS An officer passed. through
here se-terisy ~ hi way from Louisville 70
C1ev elsnd with twa sturdy contrib ,nds that the
cro~d around the Union Depot voted unanimous
u we're hard bargains His baggage vas checked
throu-h--hiS tickets over the Central He lett
the "hoys" in charge of Il. and they left imme.
sli.fe'v - buv beer and cakes. ant the baggage
pa the Belefontaine train. lie asked them
~ iheS did net see 70 IT, and the reply W.
pe.tls should be dar u see himself" he
then wanted them 10 assist in the transfer Of the
baggage but they did not think that part oil
their duts and scted altogether a. IL they really
thought they were being taken North 10 be Wait.
ed upon in idleness all their lives IL will tax,
S4mbo some time to learn that free men live b,
t,.il-that the price of libcrtv is honest labor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
Night Dispatches.
from Washington.

w.sHrxeroS. July 25.-The steamer FreeborI
arrived at the Navy Yard last evening. bringing
the prize schooner Sabine, recently captured II
tie Rappahannock river
Citizens along the Rapp4hannOck aud Pamun
KEY rivers are represented % be ~ great conSier
nation. and especially those who recently desert
81 the rebel cause and took the oath OF ''lie-.i
ance N this Government
M,rauding parties of rebel cavalry are said {,
be. making their appearance 1t times in thai Vi
cinity, and impressing citizens into the service OF
the rebel government. The alarm = 30 great
that large numbers OF men sleep nightly ia the
stream in order 10 prevent being SURPRISED and
captured
Mainr Fairbanks. 81 the sth Michigan req
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

RECRUITING lTEMs-The Evansville Journal
says that Col Lewis has already enlisted 800 men
for the 6Sth regiment. Posev county has one
full company aud one in progress. From other
counties i'm the district the news is encouraging
for the early filling up of the new regiments.
The New Albany Ledger is appealing earnest
ly to the counties in the Second District to hold
meetings to raise money to aid in hurrying up the
66th regiment, that the second may not be behind
the other portions of the State in sending her
quota TO the field
The Commissioners of Rush county have of
fered a bounty of S25 to all who enlist and it is
thought the citizens will add $25 more
The 10th regiment, Col Lucas, has now about
700 men
The Commissioners of Hendricks county have
voted to allow 500 to each volunteer for the 10th
regiment from that county.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
From New York.

NV YoRK. july 25-The British -choon. r
Star of the East offered her manifest on TUESDAY
afternoon tor clearance The bill 81 lsdi 9
were prepared for Long Cav. one of the Bahama
ports The cargo consisted 81 provisions d
sorted goods. well adapted 10 the use 81 Il e
Iebels
The DEBUT, IN charge Of the clearance depart
melt OF the Custom House detiinei the vessel.
and se l. uow held in thI- port The case b .
been referred 70 the Secretary OF the Treasury,
The shipments were made almost exclusively
through the master OF the vessel. Dennis Evans.
a negro.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

% In the fight at Cynthiana the other day,
fourteen rebels were killed and forty wounded.
sixteen of whom were left upon the field. Sew
eral of the wounded have since died. Some Oi
those who were carried away died by the road
side-among the number James Smith. for
merly of the Gait House. In the fight at Cyn
thiana Jim was wounded. and borne from
that place towards Winchester in carriage. he
died on the way. say ing he would rather die than
he taken prisoner He did die-got his rights
he has gone South i'm earnest.-L0uisriLIe Demo
Df
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

EDiroR SESrISKL:-As many business men ais
buying postage stamps Of the larger denomin .
ton for the purpose of making change. think
IL advisable that they should be correctly informed
In regard to this matter Of stamp change: other
wise considerable loss nav eusue with some Of
them
The present issue Of stamps are not the kind
designed for change by act Of Congress making
STAMPS legal tender. Those designed for this
purpose are to be printed on stiff paper, and not
intended to be used for any other purpose than
that Of change, and will be received in exchange
for other stamps At the Postofice- They will be
issued in few days.
The use Of the present issue OF stamps as
change will mutilate aud soil them 80 much as 10
render them unit for even IN the payment OF
postage. aud Of course they will not be redeemed
at the Postoffice either in stamps of dffereIt
denomination or in money.
A II CoSSER. Postmaster.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL u sent by al the early
morning express and freight trains and delivered TO sub
.crbers IN adjacent towns about the time II l. dis
sbuied IN thlseity This enables readers at Assistance
from the Capital Of Indiana TO get the % the day
from sin twelve hours before they receive through
papers Published elsewhere News dealers and carriers
any Of the railroads centerng Indianapolis
VII besapplied with thesESTTSEL a. good terms a.
any other paper Clubs for the Daily will be supplied
Agents rates. Orders solicited d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

LOUISVILLE July 25-Tbere rere several com
mitmsnts 10 the military prison to-day. srsong
them the Rev. w. II. Hopson. recently in the
rebel army, who viii be sent south Of the FEDERAL
lines
Advices from Tuscunbia state that six thoa
sand bales Of cotton had been burned BY guer
rlla scouts in that neighborhood within ten DAYS.
Its further stated that the rebels in cotton burn.
ing discriminate IN favor OF Secessionsfs letting
them sell and get gold from Union men and Their
agents, and then destroy the property thus paid
Cor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

RAILWAY MATTERS The Rushvil'e Jacksonion
sav- that the Directors of the Lake Erie and Pa
cfc Railroad Company have determined to com
mence work on their line on the lst of August
The right of way to the Randolph line has been
obtained from Flat Rock to that point. This
road will run through the finest agricultural re
gions of the State and It's completion will be OF
immense advantage to connecting roads.
The railroads crossing here doing heavy
business both in the freight and passenger line.
Ii is lively about the Union Depot 1T all times of
the day or night when trains arriving or de-
ptrtiDV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

"THsTs NY WIFE"-Two OF our citizens.
whom we will call A and y. while riding out
leisurey the other day. bad their attention at
tention attracted by three ladies who were walk
ing ahead of them, one of whom excited the
admiration Of A. who expatatei in warm terms
upon her fine form, beautiful ankles and graceful
gait. b acquesced in all tina, A said in praise of
the lady. aud became quite interested in her.
When they had overtaken the ladies and were
able TO their faces. A was greatly surprised to
hear b exclaim. Thunder that's my vile
Panfuckef Gazette
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

LAwKES cEsuEe. Ism, july 25-By order OF
Brig Gen. DowBey, OF the Indiaia Legion. a
company OF 100 men, armel aud equipped, ~ih
two wagons under the control ~ Lieut.. Col.
Is. j Spooner, and Capt J. H Wagner. OF the
United States l9Sh Infantry. eft mere az o'clock
this evening tor Burlington. Kentucky. the county
seat OF Boone county, which place + 10 De 20
night threatened by band Of guerrillas. They
have orders to report 70 Provost Marshal Gull
vert. The company wss raised IN IN" hours and
a half
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
NJ DICAl.
TO THE AFFLICTED

nOCT0R LAWRENCE, after extensive practice Of
IL ten years ia Bal imore which he left for a tour
tn fough Europe, where he remained two years
with his mind richly stored with scientific knowl
edge and research. The first six months rIi the
Liverpool inrmary for diseases of the eve and sar after
which he awaited himself Of thorough lives
tgaon in the Queens Hospital London where the most
wonderful daily effected The Doctcrs treat
Of Chronic Diseases i entirely different from that
marked by the superannuated fathers Of medicine
called IL is confined the routine system Of any
bigoied party. but embraces system Of practice not
only sound and rational but truly scientific it, meas
After many solicitations from physicians and Others Of
this the Doctor las consented make ts State Of
Indiana his permanent abode. he will visit any town in
by request Of six Of citizens
all presented with seldom attained
His examinations will he made with great care aud his
opinion given freely and frankly and WITHOUT CHARGE
thereby saving expense and satisfying the Of the
patients and friends
To ladies who are incapable q bearing healtby-of-
spring. from deormiiy otherwise viii fad his advice
invaluable Othfr interesting ana important sdvice VIII
be given 10 married ladies, bis opportu. titles have been
such that all the intricate Of female complaints
have been fully comprehenGed and the OF the
truly Hscertaed, rendering his opinions correct
and his advice and prescriptions valuable
circulars for particulars which will distributed
in every town and hamlet in the Headquarters
Spencer House, Indianapolis, It'd. jyl9-d5m