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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-07

Boy WANDA boy Is wanted at the City
Saloon, Nos 81 and 50 South Illinois street. To
wait ia the dining room. 1-tf
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~ For fresh Biltimore Oysters. raw. stewed
or fred. go TO Cunningham on Illinois street,
opposite the Governors mansion. 1t
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BEEvEs FROM DIFFERENT STATES
BEEF CATTLE.

There has been another bard market for the
drover. but il is not surprising when we consider
that this is the last one Tor six weeks in each OF
which the number of cattle marketed has aver
aged D 200 head. or about 900 cattle more per
week than the average of the whole of last year
For choice beeves little better prices have
been realized, and there has been larger proper
ton of this quality than for two or three weeks
PASTA few drovers averaging 81 per 100 lbs
some choice animals bringing 50.
Several fat droyes were contracted for BY the
butchers to be sent into the market as they may
be wanted.
Toward the close trade has been very dull, and
some lots sold extremely low; good steers at
So o. aud some common bringing only 81 81
per 100 lbs live weight, to&e taken 70 neighbor
ing towns for grazing; nearly all were disposed oil
but sales dragged heavily. and one or two drove.
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The market is steady and prices are very firm.
though the abundance and cheapness Of beef
checks an advance which might otherwise be
realized; few choice calves bring &C. but the
number is so limited that they hardly worth
quoting.
Good and extra qualities. per ID 5@5s cts
other quantities do 4(0412 cts
sHEEP
Scarce and the market is hardly supplied suf-
iciently to meet the demand and the sales are
quick at a 3 @5c. chiefly at the lower rate.
There is IN active demand for store sheep. for
which farmers offer So 90 per head, but holders
are firm az 50 80.
Lambs are 25c per head higher, owing in part
to the advance in pelts; the principal sales are
made at ga 6l4c per 10. chiefly at 5d6c.
Sheep per head at ...........S 50 00@5 90
Lambs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 1894 IS
The market is overstocked with light. poor
pigs, which are very dull. and prices favor the
buyer. Only good heavy corn. fed pork is in
good demand, for which there is ready sale at
full prices
Live Hogs Dressed
Heavy prime cornfed. "A @4L 5 @51s
Light do .34@3H 4I@4%
H LIGHT sun do led . MINK sA@s1G $685.
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New YORK Cattle Market.

Market DAY, Tuesday, Sept. 80, 1862
Total receipts OF cattle OF all kinds for the
week.
Sheep6
Beeves. Cows. yeals. Lambs Swine
Total. 5.2I5 81 co.. l2.l9l 81 .25s
Last week ,.. 4,s90 s3 473 l4,030 81 BIC
Corresponding
No per wk
last year. ), lO2 l03 $50 l4,Os0 1881
Average num-
Der per week
last year.. 1870 ll3 OBS $3.50 IL $50
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ATTORN EYS.
ATTORNEYS.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. OSCAR b.
HENDRICKS & HORD.
ATTORNEY
o& Ofnce-Ftna Building. d3m
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The UNDER
signed Assistant Assessors Of Internal Revenue will
be in their Office. In New TalbotS Block the bours
Of from O'Clock A. NJ. and from 10 O'Clock p NJ.
each ds for the TRANSACTION Of the business pertaining
their Office Persons whose business requires license
and who have Eed their application 10 that effect
requested call the hours aforesaid trouble
and expense. l. N. PhlPPS,
JOHN B 81 CNFH-
indianapolis, Oct. g. lss2 -o<-dlw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE
TOWLINSON Il con, Druggists, No.
Is East Washington Street.
Have been appointed agents for the sale of

- Y "
THE WONDERFUL GRANULUS, for the Of Coughs
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis Wheeling irritation of the
Uvula and Tonsil, and Diseases of the Lungs Sold In
large boxes, % cts 81 cts. and each. nlsd&wlY
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GAlEN'S HEAD 0lSPeNSAhy,
CHARTERED

BY THE LEGISLATURE or KENTUCKY pok THE
TREATMENT or ALL The DISEASES or THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
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The demand for private use continues and
prices are firm without material change.
Two fine mixers were sold at Allerton's stables
for family use at 500 each.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Armies East OF che R,ue Ridge.


The Rockingham RegfSer of the 18th inst states that
tho emens u the armies east OF tbs Bus Ridge have
again nterpsed with tho regular transGiss3 ion Of the
mails. We have had no mails from the eist since last
Monday morning. Tho regular daily trains IRON Rich
mond 10 a mon have been stopt ed for the present
for days in order to raBsor trooIs to the
right place. The main body Of the Yankee army has
be moving out OF tho valley in the Counties lying
Of the Ridge, aud my will, robab y, desire 10 form
their acquaintance. At all events, since IL has been
pretty definitely scttld that have men and means
ugh at command to make quite "a cctabe fight
the locdsraes VIII not got out of the way should the
Yankees come along and express desire to cross ances
with us.
Tho Rockingham Register of the 18th inst reports that
General Robertson is after the eLemy with a "sharp
scx' upon all proper occasions In little while his
name and the movements of his troops VIII insnrs "a
much terror in the ranks Of the enemy did the name
and movements Of the lamentod Ashby. brisk little
skirmish occurred between Iuray and White House ford
In Page county, on Saturday last between dsachrnent
Of cavalry under commaud OF captain harry W. Gimor,
with four i've companies, and six sqradrons o. federal
cavalry. The ederals chlrged upon by tho brave
and mpetuuus Captain ailm0r and conpaW and driven
through Iuray with the loss OF sover XII ez and wound
cd and tins capture Of ei2ht prisoners with their arms
and horses. After running through LIray tho eacmy
rein orccd, when Captain Gmor retired 10 the VIII
House lord In good rdcr, without losing man. AT TINS
point Captain Giimor reinforced whom he again
made at the enemy, and was stil pursuing them when
last heard from, the enemy bcatilg rapid retreat
through Thorntons Gap, In the direction Of Sperryvile
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

OswEUo, y. y, July 70, 1892.
tremendous war meeting was held IN this sty Iax
evening Dslos ne Wolf presided, and ell the supsrvi
scrs Of the county acted vice presidents Speeches
we're made by Hon lie Witt c. Lttisiohn who accepted
The nomination OF the War Committee for Colonel of the
Third Oswego regiment and also by Hons Henry Ames
:. O. Churchill, Henry fitzhugh, ~ Farng, d. Taioott
A. N. Lndington ard Ira u. Brown.
Re- outions were unanimously adopted IN favor Of q
vigorous prosecution Of the war; tho concation o
rebel property, III! enloymcns Of the slaves f fugv,
and obol ntsers bs our military aud naval torcce and
pcdgng uucd and determined resistance Il fore m
intervention IA cue Affairs number Of recruits wore
Ohtnncd on the spot
The srd q Supsr, sors has added nfy dolas 70 ths
hounty VI each rsorit ia addition " the national and
S.ate bounty
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
The Rebel Gunboat Arkansas.

THE UNION FLEET FAIL TO SINK HER-uER IRON
SIDES RESIST SHOT SHELL.
correspondent of the Chicago Tim the feet OF
Commodore Davis took up station at about dark and
opened on tho batteries to draw their fire. They
ceaded admit ably and at moment the let
large vessels struck Into the channel and descended
the river As each boat arrived opposite the Arkansas
she slackened and poured her broodside into her She
answered as well as she could in such storm Of mis-
main occupation TO lie still and take IT, Upwards OF
hundred guns, of them throwing ten-inch shots
poured their deadly charges her Seven inch stec
pointed shot irei into her, and learn by rebel
sources that Of them went through her and kile
two men, This, they maintain, is the only damage
done her. Ths firing was tremendous. The Sumter
also into hor ard tried TO knock n hole In her
huh, but seemingly might as well have run into
rock. The batteries OF course oncd in the engagement
and poured shot into vessels wei they could to
darkness. The Of guns like earthquake, and
nothing more terrific conceived than this grand
artillery duel by night IT lasted an hour and then
vessels passed below and took up their old ANCHORAGE
In the ming messengers despatched what
damage the Arkansas had sustained. BY gong up The
opposite bank Of the river sha could be plainly
She careenod 10 stop holes IN her huh and her
s'eau pumps re az work. barge lay alongside for
the o the carpenters II did appear That she
in any danger of sinking. Two battles such ba /
IN the world ever went through before had failed b. de-
mosh her. l find. by the account of hose who hai
good views of her. that this formidable has Ierpen
dcuar sides of sy erht feet In which the portfolios
pierced. This IL dilefen, fron the common under
standing o her model which has been that her parrond
cgar sides were low She presents six eight feet in
height Of solid iron eight inches thick She one hun
drcd and fiity feet long.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
GENERAL JoHNsToN's REPORT OF THE BATTLE ol
SEVEN PINES.



We mentioned In last that par OF Yankee cava
~ had, sunday, made descent he Central III
road at Beaver Dam station and that, owing 10 timely
warning of the presence of the enemy the Central west
ward bound train had, after reaching within mile ol
the station, backed oil and returned 10 this city.
We have since learned some particulars of tho raid
The Yankees, between one and two hundred In number
coming from the direction Of Fredericksburg arrived al
Beaver Dam about eight O'Clock Sunday morning Mr.
Smith the telegraph operator ut that station was sur
prscd ard captured They then the telegraph wire
and tore up just enough OF the track between that
and Richmond 70 obsruct tho passage OF tho expected
train Having secured themselves against n surprise.
they proceeded 10 lire quantity Of wood belonging
To the railroad company and the depot which Contained
considerable amount OF aud government stores.
While the work Of destruction Was gong on at the
depot party sent TO arrest Col Fontains President
OF the Central Railroad who, they had no doubt learned
visit TO his farm In the neighborhood; bit Col
Fontane being apprisci OF their approach, made his
escape The negro cabins and a number Of outhcus,s
the dept were lett untouched.
On hearing the whistle of the approaching train from
Richmond the Yankees mounted in hot haste and He'd
prscpita,ey towards fredericksburg.
Mr. smith, the tclcgraIhst, taking advantage of the
diversion created by the coming Of the tan made his
escape.
In .uture no IA senger train viii be run on this road
until the military authorities shall declare their atotUn
OF protecting II.
II will he seen that the Of damags actually done
by this foray Is insignificant the most result
by tar bong the feeling OF insecurity crgcndersd along
the entire iuc Of railroad aud throughout the whole
country north Of Richmond and east Of the 81 Ridge
From the lachnoud Enquirer, July AL
In order to obyiats farther dlsuy from urexpeeted
Yankee raids on the Central Railroad, II has been deemed
prudent TO dcan ts tIaus from running until the road
FIRST sct all right, and proper security is made against
repetition Of the daring attack on Rapdan stat
Sunday morning Thcrs seems to he doubt that this
carried out after full Information had been gwen the
Yankees at trsiercssbu burg, by German podicr, who
permitted to TO and fro, within aud the
enemy lines. The DEPOT which burned IL said
have contained quantity vf belonging the
fedcrate States all OF which we're destroyed. Nothing
heard from there yesterday is Dresun n, hoto
ecr aa strong force hos been bcing iacei ~
rciniy and at chr frouinen. points 10 any farther
er.ycncy Of The kind that may arise.
From the Richmond Enquirer, July %.
CAPTURE or THE BEAVER BAN BRIDGE BURNERS.
General stusrts cavalry arc again at work, having
just succeeded IN ovsrtaking portion OF the Yan9e
force engaged In bnrnng the bridge at Beaver Dam
one killed The prissnsrs admit having been engaged in
the recent rad
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
The Smelling OF Hamilton, North Caro-
inU.

From tho Richmond Examiner, July -
One Of exchanges has lstier dated Hamilton July
IA, giving detailed OF the shcng OF tha tow
by the Yankee gunboats the OH inst seems that tho
gunb ats, in ther progress up the attacked by
body OF cavalry, who kie Ave and wou lded eight
OF their men, thrss OF the dead falling overheard into
The river. Our cavalry continued 70 pursue and al into
them until they werc within mile OF Hamilton, when
the beats began 10 shell the town They werc or pro
tended 10 be, under the impression that the attack Oh
them had been made by the citizens Of the place
an on rolchng the VIII RI hcy sent ashore comp my If
"Zouavcs, with two pieces Of cannln with in
stuctons to destroy the town. But, prominent
citizens approaching them under nag of truce and
dcceivng them a. TO their assaans, the 2ouayes were
marched back TO tho boats. taking with them old ca
vary horse, the only piece Of Pablo property In the
pace, which, Is said, kcke OF Tho zouaves
Guing tLo return Of ths boats down river. Several
houses In the town very much injured by the enc
mys sbel, but no eitiz,n hurt
Our cavalry, who attacked the boats did not lose
man, killed or wounded.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Smuggling and Speculation.

tue kiCnmonu Dsi@tcn. auy -.
We undsfstan tia lhe smuggling trade between bal.
tim ,re and Richnond is still quite brisk considerable
quantity of goods having arrived hare withia tile past
fow Gays. rhe Idrfss engaged IL hts iIc ethJit noa
Idritc disposition to relieve th necsssit The CON-
munty, tp stiiag lea al siroa dol J, jou,t ose 81
oo doius and ny cents. and spsrsthipg ee IN Irpr.
non. The articles rctacd TO tho poo nj prccs
which may vol be deemed fabulous, aud The conse
qusncc NJ that every necessary o lie IL held at similar
rates, tho producers arsniog that long they are
nsde 10 ray enormously ior goods, hey must nsxs
NJ tho amount by putting asiarvaton taeI upon vcge.
tables meats, fowls butter. eggs and other sp
plios In the pres,nt state of affairs ters s apology
for ccinmeI Cial intercourse witn the country beyond
the otanac, Ii IL the purpose of en-.
couraging Speculation. II Is positive injury 70 tho
community, and sh )uld be put down.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.

The Enemy In Large Force Near Chat
tanooga-Ffvc Thousand Rebel Cavalry
I'm East Tennessee, &C., Sc.
NASHVILLE, July "a, 1862.
The latest accounts from Chattanooga report that tho
robel infantry has crossed tho river in force. Their
number Ia large and three generals are In command.
The rebel force Of cavalry Is heavy in East Tennessee
II Is stated TO DO lvo thousand strong.
There few provisions In Chattanooga and the ctzss
much distressed by forced contributions supply
tho rebels.
One bridge Is rebuilt on the Murfreesboro' Railway
connecting between Murfrecsboro and Bridgeport.
The rebel Forrest was at McMinnv lille yesterday.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Small Change.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Allow me to suggest, through the columns OF the
HERALD plan by which retailers may in some measure
mitigate the evils resulting from want Of small change
Commence judicous system Of wholesale Instead II
selling goods at much single pound, name the
quantity sold for dollar Let your tea chests coue
bags and sugar barrels DO labelled with pacards
thing as follows
Good tea, / u lbs. for one dollar.
Best tea, 10. for one dollar.
Good coffee, q lbs. Tor dollar.
Best csiee, lbs. for dollar.
Sugar, IL lbs. for dollar
Loaf sugar, 10 lbs FOR dollar.
Batter, 8 lbs. for one dollar.
In that way endeavor TO bring al your commodities
dollar stan lard. This will allow you to take bill Of
any den minaton. and gvs tie change In dollars.
You may If You choOse, divide the quantities and give
part tea, part butter, thing else but
the customer understand that he Is dala i
worth otherwise he must make his own change. II wo
but got used to II, In my opinion, II will become
easy bIying eggs 30 for rs cents" Habit u every
thing Adopt the motto, "Even dollars.n Above all,
buy specie Take this course, and you will
silver down TO its old standard EDWARD
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

Prom Tho Richmond Examiner, July j.
Major General ~. Holmes has be n assigned 10 tho
nmtnt OF the ID par mt of the trans " ssis sppi
Major General Benamn huger bc,n reicyed of the
command u his division and assigned to the dutios vi
h4s ector OF Ordnance.
Brigaler General X. IT, Armstrong has bsen made
Major General aud assigned to tho command OF The divi
sion lately commanded by General Hugss
toicns Jenkins Fl south Carolina. has been male
Prigadsf General vico General Il. ii. Anderson, pro-
motud.
Colonel Martin B. Green, Of Missouri has been made a
Bgigadier General.
The essnation Of General Joseph X. Anderson has
bean accsuted,
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Cotton burning I'm Tuscumbia.

LOUISVILLE, Ny, July 70, ls62.
Advices from Tuscumba state that six thousand baios
burned by gucrillas that neighborhood
within ten days. II further stated that the rebels in
the cotton burning districts in favor Of the secession
lists letting them sell and get gold from unoa mon and
thor agents. and then destroy tho property thus paid
for.
Tnere several commitments tohe military prison
to-day among them Pad. W. II pson, recently Of the
rebel army, who will he SAINT soIth % tho federal limos
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Affairs at Charlottesville.

FIUm Inc KCnuIOnd EAhtIlner. duly u
BY recent letter from Charlottesville We learn that
the panic prevailing at Gordousviie on sunday the
13th, spread by telegraph TO tho former llace A
despatch received there stated that the enemy over
whelming force had taken possession Of GordoHsyie
tewn meeting was hold, guards posteds and ptckets
thrown out all tho ammunition, arms and in the
were hustled into cars and wagons and the ally
auet community iuxuritcd ~ a. grand and full blown
panic his experienced any wcrc the mono.
rattle SUNDAY when ths--then cons dered inevitabe-
rswnes was tlor sbt 10 be steaming mp james river
IL is weil for quiet villages like Chaelottssvine which
are exposed u uvaiop To- 1ave gone through thorough
panic When s o real dag saan cgns, as come Il
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

The Lynchburg RepuiI of the S0th says tie YAM
KEGS have retreated into Culpeprer county Il adds
They estimated o number betw 80 600 and 40
and are manly stationed in Crpepper and Madison The
report OF the taking OF Madison Court House by the
enemy Is Confirmed. After the skrInish on FRIDAY
morning at Orange Court House, cavalry retired to-
wards Gordonsvie and the enemy, mastering courage
advanced az far Madison Run station -four miles from
Cord, nsvie, where they captured two OF the section
masters on the railroad About the time OF their arrival
there, our troops having been reinforced, made their ap
pearance and grand stampede commenced amorg the
enemy Our men pursued them some two miles, and
captured some seventy of them who sent TO Rich
mond on saturday There need be fears OF the enemy
n that
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

The Central Park Commissioners announce that there
will be music at the Central Park the mall this after
noon hsfpast four O'Clock by the Central PARK band
under the leadership Of nsB. Dodworth r the weather
is fine. The following Ia the programme
PART
l. QuCkStcn, warren IL ID. DoOW0rtn
2 Overture 'tPoeJ and Peasant t............ Tuppe
s. Aria, "Kathloen Mavoirneenv Crouch
a. "katy Did" Polka................... julien
II.
l. Wedding March, "Midsummer Nights Dream"
MeBdessohn
q overture, felva' Risssisger
g. Selection from "Lucrcza Borgia". Uonizetti
4. facheltanz, "Iorch Sa1ci" "......... .Meyerbeer
PART
/. "rrisdrcks' Schottisch. kuhner
y 'M.Sc STRAUSS
g. Aria and Chorus from 'I a Fayorita' .Donizeta
T. Wiheimstad Season Gaop. .Iellof
Tho National Medley.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Surprise OF Rebels.

The Knoxville Registey OF the 18th inst. says
AT wasces Cross Roads near tho Jacssborough road,
about twenty-five miles from these headquarters, four
companies Of Colonel McKn's cavalry regiment were
attacked BY large force OF federal nantry and routed
leaving their equpags and provisions n the hands
OF the enemy. We evidently lost some In killed and
wounded but how many cannot ascertain from the
ncohercnt Of tho courers who have arrived
here This cavalry Of Colonel Mcns is an un ortunaie
'rganzaiion II originally Tor part OF ~ Ieuten
ant Colonel Whites battalion, who were surprised at
Jacksborough some months ago, and the commander
taken prisoner, but subsequently paroed
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
NEWS FRCE7 V,CKSEUR0.

The Mortar Boats Smelling the Bate
rfes-The Rebel Guns SiIcnced by Conn
modore FarragnE's Fieet-The Canal,
&c.
MEMPHIS, July %, 1892
The advces from yicksburg to Sunday night
They say that our mortars have been shsng the rebel
batteries for several hours but have failed to elicit any
reply
Commodore Farragut's feet slenccd all their guns
while running down last night.
Tho canal has been completed; but the water win not
be let into it until tho river rises.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

Yank were attacked by troops they imagined
,hak there was only small handful, which they cud
efiiy dispose Of They fought, therefore, with great
fury for little while: but finding We had sufficient
force 10 cope with them they took TO their hees as usual
The entire force utterly routed, with loss az we
informed Of some 200 killed and 500 wounded and
prisoners. Our loss twenty killed and nlty wounded
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Deaths In Richmond.

y.
following extract from a letter Dated
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND REGIMENT n Y.A MI
CAMP NEAR HAHRIsoS's LANDING, July ~. ee62
DR. Robinson, who taken prisoner Savage station
and who refused to leave the wounded has returned from
Richmond aud reports ths sad intel gence OF tho death
Of Captain James ieanoy, of Company at Richmond,
Va. Tho Doctor says his grave marked out with his
name, regi nent, &C. it he recognized Lieut.
Day also had died OF his wou q. Captain Delaney
wounded at the Of the nrht by the burst
ing OF Of the encmys shells tho fragment entering
ms shoulder ana inluging hs spne The wound was
pronounced mortal the Held.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Resfgnnti ON OF Rebel Members OF the
baltimore City Council.

bNtfFNFEtFf 'uIy wv
All the rebel monbcrs Of the second branch of the City
Council have resigned, In compliance with intm aion
from General Wool that their designations would tend 10
tho preservation Of peace. special election VIII sooo
take place TO nll tho vac cancies with loyal men.