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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

GARiBALDI To THE MArRoS. OF X ,ME-The
Hdha publishes an address from some OF the RO
mn ladies To- Gdrihaldi. in which they say tl,,t
Rome may now be allied the land of the dead -
but that they look To Garilladi for eeiverance
The following ia Garib .ldi's reply:
Roman Nations: Rome or deathv | have
heard rfle>e words resound from the lovely slopes
OF Sebeto To the piled up rocks of the Alps
Rome or DEATH" That is the oath taken by the
proud sons OF Palestro AMI Palermo. Women
do not blaspheme by calling Rome the land OF the
dead. How could there lie lie 9TH in the heart oi
Italy. IN the heart ct the world 7 The ashes of
Rome. the ashes OF her unhappy sons have been
buried. but those ashes are so impregnated with
lie a. To e able TO regeneIate the world. Rome
y ~ word that will arnu~e people as the tempest
raises the waves. Rome, the mother of Itali n
grandeur. Was il not It's history of giants it,
won eIfnl run ~. that kindled in my Young soul
The u 'mes of the beautiful. the aidOr of generous
design R"mel oh. Rome. who is no, ur, Ell ID,
the very name to take arms for thy deliverance
Who feels not thus has not deserved the tender
embrace of mother. the ardent kiss of lover.
such one has only to restore Il base heirt To- lis
original clay. Ladies, am with you to death
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
STATUTESOF INDIANA.


The sseost vo'sns o. Nss<rs GAVIN Hsrt.s eonprs-
ton Of Indiana ss utes has Just appeared ms volume
complete. their work II. meehsnic.I ss.euson /. yer
eTedabie, and the skil learning. and labor which "a.
editors have bestowed on 4, merit high 81 pr...
None but l-srnsd dgcn; lawyers osuc hare prodsces
such Q work.
The second volume embraces all the puhi -
Indiana nov IN force upon the subjects Which resies
aud the nrs all excepting The a the las, regular ana
extra sessions q the Legislature n e. great excel
ienoe Of the compilation that an existing statutes On each
subject collected tcsether place IN
volumes; that reader ses a. glance al the
legislation In foroe any given salsest Tsle for sx-
ample. the Of iss2. organizing Court, couuou
PieAs-the editors pubL the large. and they also
print, Ia the form Of the page containing
this statute. all the anendAtory which have
been passed up this time And they have eOne Of
all the other acts contained in the revision Of lisa.
The editors have added value thes.
umes-esPecisy the LASTLY the eopsOus and learned
notes with which the volumes abound These indi-
cate much labor and legal They furnish ~
concise and accurate FORM With ali the adudcsous %
Supreme Court these These a.5udics-
tons being nov very the references them
In the volumes under Consideration wb> Of great value
the lawyer and indeed all persons concerned the
sdmiustra ion Of justice. The edrs have also referrei
in their notes. decisions other States.
made similar 10
An excellence Of these volumes 70, to be overlooked
the full index appended each. di-
there has been gvod index any volumes Of
statutes published by authority provoking defect
bas been completely rrmedied under
view and these indexes viii greatly tighten the labor Of
all who have occasion 10 look into STATUTES
This Is the nrst time that private en;erpdie has
tempted the publication Of Indiana statutes The
tempt. 1 90 d0uht, wil be successful, and Will
duly reward the learned editors and enierpzng psblsh
Every lawyer WILL course purchase volumes.
and every clerk. sheriff. aud justice Of the peace the
state. will find it 10 his advantage to own them.
DAVID M'DoSALD.
Indianapolis, June 8. lss2
The foregoing notice hy Judge NcDOSArp. Of G.vs&
IIoKDs Compilation # the Statutes Of Indiana, l. de-
signed pun Of the work. but + unsolicited CON-
incubation OF the ability. accuracy. and completeness
with which these volumes have been prepared.
The second solume which has us, been issued from
the press is being delivered 10 subscribers q rapidly as
possible. This edition Of the statutes he found
oessy every lawyer justices Of the pesoe and county
ocer- the The publication Of the work Is
private enterprise. and the publishers only hope Tor
rnunerAtou Is in its sale TO those for whose
twas prepared. The two volumes contain about 1900
pages Of natter nearly double the quantity embraced
the revision Of lS52.
The price Of the work 81 so per volume "a 90 for
the volumes Orders addressed the subscriber vii
receive prompt attention. J. J. BINGHAM.
Jun, 9Th. Iss2. indianapolis. Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
Night Dispatches.
The Indian Troubles.

ST. PAUL, Aug 90 The latest from New
Ulm is up TO Saturday night The village was
mostly burned up. An arrival from Grow Wing
direct, brings the intelligence that Hole in the
Dav," the great Chippewa Chief, has issued a
procla nation that he would not be responsible Cor
the conduct of the Indians. after Tuesday. warn
ing the whites to leave the country before that
time Hole in-the day sends a message TO Com
missioner Dale and Judge Cooper to come up
and make a treaty. The Chippewa sgent, Walk
er, against whom complaints have been made
by the Chippewas. is reported 10 have con- mitted
suicide in a ct of insanity. The Chippewa diff
hculty, following SO close upon the SIOUX raid
causes great alsrm. The Northern part of the
State is making earnest applications for military
aid
Dispatches from Col. Sibley OF the 18th. says
he arrived at ~. Peter, the 22nd, and Ia:
been actively engaged afording all aid possible
TO the beleaguered villages.
Major Fowler, with fifty mounted men made {
reconnaissance TO Fort Rdgey and returned &c
ST. Peters at 3 o'clock on the morning OF ths
Goth bringing the bodies OF some women killed
within twenty miles of ST. Peter. de reports
the destruction of property beyond calculation
The Indians attacted New Clm, on Saturday
The fight continued until late la the evening
and nothing has heen heard from them sinLe.
Gov. Sibiey asks tor fnll regiment. TO he a
once sent up. armed and equpped, and think
that still more will be needed, before The Indian
are srbduei he thinks they will have 4 900 U
5000 warriors to TO meet sooner or Later.
L. A Evans, Mayor OF St Cloud. writes q
the Governor. tina, committee of reliable CHI
zens had been appointed To visit the scene OF TIA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

fAYEri COUNTY FAIR -Fasetie County Joint
STOCK Agricultural AMI Mechanic Al s ,ciety will
hold ITS hrst Annual Fair. at Connersville. com
mencing on the second of September
he hr>t d'y will he devoted to a Pioneer Gel
tbriti"u aud meeting of all the old Settlers. men
ana women, IN old fashioned style. under the
Ia ,nagement OF n committee OF old Settlers
Free tickets will lie furnished IN all guests over
ID years OF age, who we're ia the Hooser State
previous 10 the year ISIS
suit'be Medal OF Honor will be pre-ented
10 the Oldest married couple present among the
guests
premium will he given for the Oldest and
oidest specimen article OF antiquity
Oh Settlers are expected to come in old.fash.
Toned dress. and bring with them some old relic
OF the past.
The third day will he for the show of horses.
The premium for the fastest Irorting horse. geld
ing or mare. - $50. But one animal will he
allowed ia the rins at the same time. to pace or
trot by time. Gait at lest one mile ia tour IN
utes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26-Twentv one prison
ers OF war, and about as mtny prisoners OF State
have just been released from the Old Capito
Prison. on the usual conditions. Upward Of 300
are still retained Among them are Mr.. Malbury
who had been dircharged upon taking the oath o.
allegiance. but who was afterwards arrested. fol
carrying the rebel mail from Maryland TO Vir
ginia; also Capt. Matthew Clark, of the formel
State, who was detected recruiting for the rebels
The extensive prison ia Georgetown il for deser
tiers and stFngslers. who are. from time 70 time
returning to their respective regiments.
From information received from various quar-
ters. thousands of men have passed over into Viz
GINA. principally from the eastern counties o
Maryland. An entire company Of cavalry lef
Montgomery county. on the Potoma:. last week
and squads are constantly moving into Virginia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
Lixzie'S Bonnet.
INSCRIBED TO MRS. VI. NJ
BY nETrY ArBox MORRISON

By HETTY ATBoN MORRISON
Folded away where my treasures are laid
The mementoes keep of my own loved and dead,
la buys little bull hood
And | guard it with jealous, with reverent care,
Though my boys never pressed it with "bonnle
brown ,ir.
For 10 me It's a tal>man of good
And often look att through m;sts of tears.
While memory gathers the links of past years.
All counting them o'er one by one.
think my lite e'er so heavenly pure,
As the fair gentle chiIds who the buff bonuet wore,
And SO early lite's great battle won.
oh. the power so slight. that can give back our
dead:
A breath OF stray music, a word carelessly said.
And 10. looking down from the skies.
Though long ago folded bci.eith the green sod
Though long ago opened in presence OF God,
Our mothers, our bldy's sweet eyesl
Aud looking in nine. this morning in Nay
That bonnet has brought them from heaven away,
Our Lines clear tender brown eyes.
/ see her "a once pressing close To my side,
She looked on NV wee "biby boy" my first pride,
Aud her sly little start of surprise.
And that was the last Cor when next ] he'rd.
Her wings she had iound-the heaven given bird.
Aud down. from the sheiterins arms.
That closer. and closer, about her would crept,
Could they have shielded from the power OF death,
And the graves dark alarms.
All folded away in the cold and the dark.
Folded away from OUT fond aching hearts,
God, how do We live.
Haw even tor the dear bleeding Christ's sake,
When our he irts' hottest treasures You take
Az, the breath that You gave'
No, folded forsuer thank the cruci6ei God,
Not folded forever beneath the damp sod.
But harping in PAradisel
And instead the buff bonnet 10 shade the TAR brow,
The crown at the victor i flashing there Low,
With the gems of the skies
Dear friend Lizzie's mother. her death was not
vain.
There ue'~r was pleasure, there ne er was pain
But for some good. our God kno~s.
rus, hen 10 let us the fragrance inhaie.
And lust when our angishei hearts to imPAle
On the thorns oil the Rose
And II for your love that sweet life too brief,
!, IL m sion ia fslled. oh it was leaf,
-, pure no read,
R,.shed a. We turned {, our SIN darkenei page
( Adj since have been stronger the hefce strife 10
wage
And the narrow way tread
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
INDIANAPOLIS FEMALE INSTITUTE.

vUvuE MKT SCHOLASTIC YENR OF THIS INST-
TUITION commences Wednesday. the 81 Septem-
Der. puncual attendance Is earnestly requested.
pupils will Ind their advantage be present the
first dav.
The Of instruction is thorough, comprehensive
and y~'emat'. and designed 10 combine an accomr~i
ed eli educ ton with the practical knowledge Of the
FieI ch and other modem languages
Special atien ion is al given Music. Driving and
Ia uting. and all the ola under the OF able
and accomplished teachers.
limited number Of young ladies will be received in
the family and will be welcome share in all the
fort aud privileges sf pleasant home.
For further information sS'im"nials &c, apply IL
Rev. c. W Hewe- \ NJ. President, "a Michigan street
Creulars sent II desired. aus20 eodt>elS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
EARL RUSSELL TO Mr.. STUART.


letter. written by Earl Russell IN reply to dis
patch from Mr. Seward:
EARL RUSSELL TO MR.. STUART.
FuREiGN OFFICE. LoxDoy. July 90 Sir: I
have lett hitherto unanswered and unnoticed the
dispatch of Mr Seward, which Mr. Adams de
livered more than month ago. ] have done so
partly because the military events referred TO in
it were, in the opinion of Her Malesty's govern
ment. far from being decisive. AMI partly because
there was ~ proposal in it upon which Her Ma
MaieSty's government was called upon to come to
any conclusion. Events subsequent TO the date
OF Mr. Stewards letter have shown that Her
iestys government, in It's opinion on the first OF
these points, hot mistaken. Victories have
been gained, feverses have followed; positions
have been reached in the near neishboihood OF
the capitol of the COniederates. aud thOse posi-
tions have been again abandoned
These events have been accompanied by grea:
loss OF lie in battle, and in the hospitals, while
such measures as the conhscation bill have pass
ell through both houses of Congress- and with
the proclamation OF Gen. Butler al New Orleans,
bear evidence of the increasing bitterness of the
strife The approach OF a -ervile war, so much
insisted on by Mr.. Seward in his despatch only
| torwarus that another element of destruction
may be added TO tie loss Of property waste OF
/ industry, which already afflicts the country. 80
lately prosperous and tranquil +; nor, on the other
1 point To which have advertej, have anything
new TO say From the moment that intelligence
! tir,t reached this country, that nine States and
several millions of inhabitants OF the great
! American Union had seeded. and had m lie war
: on the government of President Lincoln. down
to the present time her M,iesty's Government he
pursued a friendly. open and consistent course.
They have been neutral between the two parties
to the civil war.
Neither the loss of material of manufac-
ture, 30 necessary to great portion OF our peo-
pie. or insults constantly heapcd upon the British
name in speeches and new pers. nor a rigOr be-
/ yond the usual practice Of nations, with which
the Queens subjects, attempting to break loose
from the blockaGing OF the Southern potts, have
been treated have induced Her Msjesty's govern
ment to swerve one inch from the impartial neu-
traitv, and AZ this moment have nothing more
ut heart than TO see that contamination which the
\ President speaks OF in hs answer 10 the Gov
errors of IL States, namely: the bringing Of this
unnecessary and injurious civil war 10 speedy
and satisfactory conclusion.
As 10 the course of opinion in this country. the
President is aware that perfect freedom 20 com
ment upon all public events, is in this country the
invariab'e practice, sanctioned by law and ap-
proved By the universal sense of the nation.
am, DC.
(Sgned) RUSSELL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
,si rELssRAPH.
NEW York Market.


NV YoRK, Aug 26
Flour market continues heavy, and closed
dull. 81 cO@i 80 for superfne State; s. 05(6
s. % Tor extra State. S4 o0@4 % for super6ne
Western; s. l0@5 80 for common TO medium
extra Western; IS 1895 80 for ccmmon to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio and
S. 61G6 % for trade brands
Whisky a shade firmer: sales at 81 d32c
Wheat in good export demand; sales OF Chica
20 spring At 81 l0@l 10. Milwaukee club 81 Z
"a %; amber Iowa 81 230l "a: winter Red
Western 81 3U@l 50; amber Michigan 81 81
In corn there moderate business doing and
the m ,rket il without material change: sales at
59@6l for old mixed Western; 55@5c tor East
err; 45@52 for unsound.
Coffee quiet.
Rye scarce and firm at SOC
Barley dull and nominal.
Mplas-es quiet; no rates reported.
Mess pork IL 5p@il o7Is for prime mess ;
I'D % for thin mess, and 10 Tor prime.
Beef firm and airdemand: 50 5067 for prime:
S@ln - for mess: l29 % tor replcked mess,
AMI l3@ 1881 p for extra and prime mess beef
Butter selling at l0@l5c for Ohio, and lao
he for State.
Cheese firm at 6Gsc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
from Memphis.

MEMPHIS, August 23.-No list OF passengers
Of the Acacia has been received Mrs. Robert
Dale Owen and Mrs Richardson, wife of Capt.
Richardson of the SD Ohio, are lost. 1t is as
certained that lot more than thirty person. per
ished
Breckenridge is reported TO be moving his en-
tire army to StHtanOba.
Cavity are scouting III Northern Mississippi
impre-sins every man under fifty Years OF age
Gen Grant hts ordered non residents here to
he enrolled Ia case of drafts in their respective
States, proportional draft will he made am ,nr
them Persons thus drawn will be assigned to
regiments OF their owl. States
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
From Kentucky.

MAprsoSvrILE. YEAR HESpIRsoS. Angus; Is
A party Of guerrillas in ambush, 2 miles distant
fred on orr cavalry, when they Tell back, dis
mounted and drove the guerrillas back a mile
After fifteen minutes firing the rebels fed. being
attacked by two companies OF infantry. The
rebel loss vas killed and IL taken prisoner
The federals had woui.ded-2 mortality Ihs
rebels were preparing Tor smother attack
DAxvILLr. August 26-Last night 200 guer
riilas encamped on Shelby Farm. six miles fron
here. ne,r the line between BOYLE and Lincoln
and we're eating and feeding their horses, wher
the Harrodsburg and Dansilie home guards. 6:
strong. surprised them. killing three and wound
ing elght-some fatally took thirty horses. an,
are still IN pursuit. Federal loss. one killed ALI
two wounded.
LorIsvrIrr. August 26.--Gen. Wright LEFT 60
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

ARRIVAL OF TRoors The s9th regiment. from
Wabash. arrived Yesterday. aud we're landed
near the camps without marching through the
city. IL this regiment j. comptny called the
Coon Hunters, raised in Howard county. by
Captain Burns aud ii p Hofens Every man
In the company Is marksm,n and a practiced
" coon hunter" They will be invaluable az
scouts. The captain eau tree coon or preach a
sermon with equal skill. Whatever he goes at
he is sure To bring down his game.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

CONSPIRACY TO Dissolve THE UYIox-The
existence OF pIo, among Republican leaders to
destroy the Union. by separation of the States.
Immediately after the election of 1869 is demon
stratei by extracts from lie ding Republican pa
pers. And the speech of Judge W. VI McCARTr.
before the Democratic Convention of Shelby
county. vindicatory of the right of free speech.
and reviewing the political blunders of the party
in power. Both published in pamphlet of eight
pages. Price. 81 cents per hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

HE CAVALRY FIGHT AT GAILArIS Inn.
isyille Journal says the last Federal dele,, :,
oAiIa'in IS a sadjer affiir than the Gr.t our
troops evidently fought we'll They fought hero.
ie'iiy They did all that brave men could do
but they were conending against an oyer.b-lm.
NJ iorce. Tney were vutnunIbere, three or four
!" one Some OF them were killed and wound
gu; some escaped, and some we're AIKEN prisoners
it l. nigh time that these fearfully UNEQUAL
eo"h'cts-one Union soldier 10 three or four reb-
eiS-should ce,se. We have had too many of
mem The Tact i not crclitible to our gener-
alship. Ii is most discredirab!e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

-z-W,termeIons seem 10 be the order OF the
d.y They meet you at every turn. in wagons. al
s,o,s doors on boxes aud barrels. in piles. ana
Ia ing around loose everywhere. The boys have
a GLORIOUS time with the rinds, and the cutters are
flowing with the luscious fruit, and. what Is DE,
ter than all. our side walks are 80 slippery win
the fragments. that il is dangerous to walk Win
out great care. Several falls were n"ted ester
d,v but. fortunately. no bones were broken
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August % The passenger train
on the Winchester railroad which LETT there on
Saturday p. NJ, for Harpers Ferry. was fired
into about half way between those points by a
party of tity .uerriIlas Edward Lucas, the ex
press messenger, was severely wounded. The
conductor of the train foolishly stopped It in com
pliance with the order OF the gang and four sol
diers of the Ist Michigan regiment taken
prisoners HI, train. with its contents, then
Gesuo, ed and the guerrllas made off with their
prisoners.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
From WashIngIOn.

WASHINGTON, August % Pa 'sengers from
Virginia to-day report that there was an engage
ment at Wanenton. Va, Yesterday. in which our
forces were successful, having driven the enemy
out of the town We were still holding il at the
latest adylces.
The rebel forces which have been engaged Ia
the recent Il ghts were mostly cavalry
Brig Gen. John P. Slough has been appointed
military Governor of Alexandria. Va.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

IxpIAxAPoLls FINALE COLLEGE on MeL.A :,
r~.r,,,-r,-1b hi. institution will open it, fall
session on Monday next. Sept. LIST. full anu
able corps of teachers will be in attendance. ""d
the best facilities Tor acquiring Thorough euu-
cation, both solid and mental, viii be "n"r"e'
The school will lie under the Immediate supe.
vision and control OF the Rev. e. Sturdevan,, a
NJ. President and proprietor OF the ests"i :,
menf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

e4-A I.dy whose hand e think recognize,
writes "a IA that she would gladly deliver Us TO
the cuerrillas We are confident she would do
nothing of the sort We fondly believe that 1t
Morsans mi>eresnts were close upon us, and We
could escape in no other way. -he would, in the
gushing kindness of her soul. invite Us 10 seek
coucealment under her ample crinohne.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

foLIcE Martins "A man named James Smith
Was az before the VI 'yor Yesterday Tor keeping
house of ~ tame. lie whipped ten Of the trail
slsierilood ~ho constituted the bulk Of his stock
~ trade. snd this act let his arrest lie WIS
hned So and cost. and being unable to foot the
blll, was sert % the county jail Another man
named Harris, was up a similar charge. but he
PLEAD earnes ~ that the women about bic house
were honest and there being no positive proof to
the contrary, he was dismissed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
CA EIEON.

The markets. full OF limitations, represented be the
same as BROWNS Observation-Disclosures. :, which are
in most productive ofpositive injury. Many dealers
wlrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles af"- avg profit themselves ASK for
OBTAIN onl! BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCgEs,'
which by long experience their value havins
received the sanction Of physicians generally and test
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCnEs. when allowed 10
dissolve slowly in the mouth. have direct influence
the affected PARTS the sedative and soothing eec the
lining ofhe windpipe into the Brcnchiiallay Pull
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
the various which public speakers aud
singer liable febll-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ o TIL NERy Gus OF
BOTH SEXES. Retired Clergyman having
been re-ored u health in iex days, after many years
OF great suffering, j. willing Others by sending
(irre on the receipt Of po,t-pad directed envelope
copy Of the prescription used. Direci
Rev. JOHN VI. DAGNALL,
ie9-dSw4m ls6 Fulton street Brooklyn, y. Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-27

t-Hr. Joseph Butsch. one Of the mos. en-
tH'shs ice dealers OF the Northwest. has. "a
"e 'aSuucts "a To announce. an abundance OF ice
Tor home con~umPtiOn. and also plenty for for
e'en trade All orders from dealers ai.raad will
be promptly hlied. Mr. But-ch'- re~ideuce /.
s'uth street. No. Is. where all orders may be
iet Communications through the Pvstofiee
promptly attended to-
Inequality OF Mr.. Butscl'- ice is unequ,led and
from the quantity he has on hand. he en- supply
all customers at home and abroad l5-.ll,n