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Stock Market.

New YORK, August 6.
Stocks easier and less active-American gold S1l4i
Pacific Mail 1925 u s. fyes of 1874 coupons S5s
Treasury 3loths, 1922! Virginia skies 81; s. sixe.
1881 coupons $50.
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Notice.
Commissioners Notice.

"E having been appointed by the honorable
w Judge of Probate for the County of Cumber-
land, to receive and examine the claims of the cred
tors of Stephen Lord, late of Wndham, In said
County deceased whose estate is represented insol-
vent, give notice that six months, commencing the
fifteenth day of July have been allowed TO said cred
itors to bring in and prove their claims and that
will attend the service assigned Us. at the dwelling
house of said stephen Lord. the last Saturday In
the months of August, September, October and No.
vember from one o'clock TO five O'Clock. 4. NJ.
HOWARD c. FREEMAN, Commits
JASON HANSON. I sioners.
Dated at Windham, this 26th day of July. 1852.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August O.
The treaty of commerce and navigation be-
tween the U. S. and the Ottoman Empire is
officially proclaimed. 1t is marked through
out by much lberality. Tobacco and salt,
however, are not included among the articles
which our citizens are permitted to import in
to the Ottoman Dominions, but as compen-
sation for their prohibition, no duty whatever
shall in future be levied upon them when ex-
ported from the Ottoman Empire by citizens
of the u. S.
Six persons were recently arrested on the
Rappahannock, while engaged in shipping
salt, and other articles in great demand in
Richmond across that river, for the benefit of
our enemies. The prisoners were remanded
to the Old Capitol Prison.
Brig. Gen. Casey is in Washington. 1t is
reported he is to appear before the army re-
firing board, now in session in this city, to be
placed on the retired list.
Gen. Jameson left Washington to-day for N.
York, enroute for Maine, accompanied by his
wife and Maj. Mann of Maine. He is quite
feeble, but it is supposed the cool and more
bracing air of the north will have great ten
dency to rally him.
Brig. Gen. E. X. S. Candy is relieved from
duty in the department Of New Mexico, and
ordered to report in person to Sec'y of War.
Brig. Gen. w. H. Elliot is relieved from duty
with the army of this Miss, and ordered to re-
port for duty to Maj. Gen. Pope.
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Strength Of the Rebels.
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TORONTO. August G

TORONTO, August g.
The Captain and crew of steamer City of
Madison, was arrested to-day, charged with
inducing British soldiers to enlist in the Amer
lean service.
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Success Of the Federal Army.
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Great War Meeting i'm Washington
Speech Of the President.
Great Enthusiasm.
Advance Of Gen. Mcclellan.
Severe Fight.
Success Of the Federal Army.
Strength Of the Rebels.
Severe Fights with the Guerillas.
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large, and all cash. THIS is RARE CHANCE for a
steady, industrious young or middle aged man, with
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
From New York.

New YORK, July l2-The steamers McClel
Ian and Trade Wind bring New Orleans papers
of July t.
Gen Butler has suspended the functions of the
City Council. Bureaus of finance and of streets
and landings, consisting of four members each,
had been appointed. among whom the duties ap-
pertaining TO the Council OF the city were di-
vded. Provisions and vegetables were being al
lowe to come freely into the city.
Two men, na med Fidel Keller and John W.
Andrews, had been sent to Ship Island tor con
fnement. with hard labor, tor exhibiting bones
personal ornaments.
A Mrs Phillips. for laughing and hooking at
the remains of Lieut. Dekay. during the passage
OF his funeral procession had also been mprIson.
Ell at Ship Island.
A military celebration to take place on
Independence Day.
The British gunboats Rinaldo and Landrail
had arrived AT New Orleans.
The new cotton plant had appeared ia New
Orleans.
The steamship Rhode Island. from Boston. ar
rived on the 30;h OF June The steamer Roam
oke going up the river on the 4th. The
steamer Fulton was aground at Southwest Pass.
The steamship Teutonn sailed for Southamp-
ton and Hamburg. with 1915, 900 in specie
4 Havana letter SAYS that President Juarez
has appointed Gen Comonfort commander in
CHEF of the sxican army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
from New York

NV YORK, July l2-The steamer City Of
Baltimore took 81 200, 900 in specie
An extract from a letter from Newport News.
published in the Post. announces the landing
there # Burnsde's troops.
Ii WAS rumored that the rebel Magruder vas
moving down the peninsula.
Advices per the Mcclellan from New Orleans
state that the rebels have completely DISTRACTED
Mobile Bay. also dug a ditch entirely around the
the city, its inner bank defended BY breastworks
and batteries
About twenty prominent citizens of Baton
Rouge have been arrested, including the brother
OF Benjamin. the rebel Secretary OF War, the
Mayor. and Rev. Mr.. Craven. Five OF them
were sent 10 New Orleans. Benjamin and the
Mayor took the oath of allegiance, rather than
60 10 Fort Jackson.
The strike among the grain shoyelers has ex
tended To the stevedores. Tnis has about finish.
ell the business OF shipping breadstufs. Gram
brokers have consequently recommended their
constituents 10 make TO more purchasers Until
the strike is ended. Many receivers have order.
Ell their -four and grain stopped along the line
till the difficulty il settled.
Adyices from Nes Orleans sta:e that Cover
nor Moore. OF Louisiana, has issued pronuncia-
men,o, urging a continued resistance, forbiddng
trade with the F-rerals, and that the credit of
the Confederate notes should toe maintained, urg
ing the destruction of steamboats, rather than
they fall into the hands of the Felerals He
eulogized MunfOrd, who was executed by Gen.
Butler. as 4 martyr, and stating that Southern
!. lA,ie pendence is certain. He had removed the
Ssate capital 10 0pelousas.
Our pickets extend 10 Marietta on the Amatie
river. The health of the troops is fair, there be
ing about one hundred and forty FIVE patients nj
81. James Hotel. which i now used as the hospi
tai. all sick with chronic diarrhca. A few cases
OF yellow ievw had occurred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

BosroS, July l2.-raneul Hall was crowded
at short notice to day to take measures to faci
tate volunteering under the call of the Pre-, ident
for more troops.
Hon. Edward Everett urged the duty anS i'm
portance OF sending reinforcements 10 the ar
my of the Potomac. He cited the testimony of
the French Princes as being filed with admra-
ticn at the courage and daring of that army and
the skill of its young Chief, and that of the rep
resentatiye OF one of the most potent sovereigns
in Europe that no nation in the world have done
much in two months as have the United States.
Reyerses have been common 10 the bravest ar
mics in the history o: the world and great con-
strrnation had often been caused By small bands
or mobs A great portion of the people of the
South had been kept in terror by their leaders and
for their sakes as well as our own despite the
threats of Intervention, and lying on our own
right hand, the army of the Potomac must be
reinforced.
Resolutions were adopted for the appointment
of committee of 80 to receive and appropriate
contributions in aid of enlistments.
The meeting very enthusiastic.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

WASHINGTON, July l2.-The Richmond pagers
announce the death OF ] X. Teft, cashier oil the
Ssate Bank Of Georgia.
Gen HcnphEey Marshall has resigned be con.
mission in the rebel army, ami he brigade has
The Philadelphia Press Of to-day ssys 9 70
NOR, apparently vel authenticated. -ss aeoa;
last evening 20 The elect that al engageneut had
taken place yesterday before Richmond, in Which
the Union forces were victorious, and the eaemy
driven back several miles.
A dispatch on the subject vas Understood 70
have been received stating that our troons after
the conflict rested upon their arms eager % 90
neE the engagement. Gen. Mcclellan and stafs
were well. No further particulars has beer re
ceived
A special dispatch to the Commercial Adrer
tiser SAYS:
The treaty with Mexico sent home by Mr.
Corwin, providing for loan Of <ll 900 0O0 10
the republic OF Mexico, was laid on the table IN
executive session this morning. and before The
transaction of any other business
A special 10 the Post saws:
The President this morning sent Tor the slave
State members Of Congress. and had an impor.
tant interview with them. he urged upon them
his plan of gradual emancipation, and limited
strongly that Il this plan was not adopted gene
raj emancipation would come under less pleasant
circumstances.
The Committee Of Ways and Means reported
the printing job Of the annals Of Congress in al
appropriate bill to-day, and inasmuch as there
was no other way OF defeating The job, the
House laid the bill on the table.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

GooDwIS GOVERNMENT GROCERY
Our contemporary of the American hits right and
left when he pitches in. Like an Irishman at
Donnybrook Fair he clutches his shleah IN the
middle and wades through the crowd when he
takes a notion TO throw his coat over his shoulder
anu court row. We are inclined TO think, how
ever. as he does not patronize such places, that
he was not aware that the place his club struck
on Wednesday is under the especial care OF the
officias-State, county and city--and in its
shades they love to congregate. Here is the par
agraph but of course the authorities won't notice
IL:
NUISANCE We would call the attention of the
authorities to the filth and dirt daily thrown out
on Pearl street from Lonis Lang's saloon The
hot sun makes it very annoying and offensive to
those in the vicinity We have "A law to prevent
this. The full force of the law should 10y all
means be employed against the man who com
mts such nusances
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
Sunday Night Dispatches.


NASHVILLE, July l3.-Between three and four
thousand Georgian and Texan yuerrillas. under
Col. Forrest, attacked the llth Michigan and Sd
Minnesota in Murfreesboro early this morning.
There was desperate fighting. At 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon the Michigan troops surrendered.
The Minnesota troops were strongly intrenched,
and cut up the enemy terribly with Hewitts Ken
lucky Battery. repulsing them with great slaugh-
ter in three charges.
Flags OF truce were sent in by Forrest. de-
handing surrender. Col. Lester replied that he
could his position for week
The railroad track torn up, bot re
placed.
An attack on Nashville Is not improbable.
Col. Lester is reported as falling back on Nash
vile. Connonading is heard repeatedly here.
Col Boone arrived with several companies
special dispatch to the Associated Press
says:
Murfreesooro Is taken by the ConfederAfes.
mostly Texan Rangers under Col. Forrest. but
shellei by our battery. Starns is reported there.
The 9Th Michigan was captured. The 80 Min
nesota, with battery, were holding out at last ac-
counts.
Brgadier Generals Duffeld and Crittenden Of
Indiana taken prisoners.
Great excitement prevails in Nashville An
attack is expected. The best fight possible will
be made. and if compelled 90 yield will shell the
city. The battery lie in position for that emer-
gency.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

s8 DR.. II. Addison, of Philadelphia, who is
widely known as practitioner in this country,
and styled the Walking Ciairvoyant." is now
stopping at the Palmer House, indianapolis, for
medical practice. where he will remain until the
first of August. His office hours ale from A.
NJ to IL NJ, and from To p. NJ He comes
well recommended from the best authority. He
makes no inquiries of those who call respecting
their disease illness, but will tell them At once
what their complaints are, without charge; then,
it they desire treatment, he will furnish medi-
cines that will prove satisfactory For further
particulars procure one of his circulars
d&Slt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

LOUISVILLE. July l3.--Rumors reached here
that Morgan's eucrrilas, $500 strong, in two
squads are at Harodsburg and Danvile. destroy
ing property. stealing horses. &C. Considerable
excitement exists in Louisville on account Of the
proximity of guerrillas and efficient measures are
being taken 20 prevent incursions.
July -, Midnight.-RePorts have just been
received that the main portion Of Morgan's guer-
rilas were at Rough and Ready, nine miles south
Of Frankfort. at o'clock this afternoon. One
informant SAYS the State archives being re
moved from the Capitol
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

FoRI MONROE. July 10. An erroneous opinion
appeared n regard to the flag ( truce which
vent up the York ri yer Oh Sunday and attempted
TO bring down some 800 OF our sick and wounded
soldiers who had been captured at Baltimore
Store. No Gag of truce violated the re-
bels at first readily consented TO their removal on
parole. There was doubtless some misunder-
standing as the rebels Yesterday sent flag OF
truce to Mcclellan informing him he could send
for them any time.
Heavy cannonading has been distinctly heard
at this place up the James river. Nothing def
mite is known as no boats came down the river
to-day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

CoRrSTH-fuly l3--The rebels have uads
mysterious cavalry demonstrations in front since
their repulse nesr Bonneville BY Col. Sheridan.
The latter has fallen back near Ramsey The
movements are thought BY some 70 be an ad
vance guard OF a party 70 attack us- Othsrs
think il is TO cover the flank Of Braggs oommacd
reinforcing Chattanooga.
The weather is very warm and water very
scarce The health OF the troops is improving
Farloughed men are returning at the rate Of
hundred Per day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
COM M RCiAL.
,BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, July r.
Flour unsettled and shade easier; sales mede
at 81 50@4 65 for super6ne State; 81 95@5 90
for extra State: 81 50@4 60 for supertne West
ern 81 e565 % for common to medium extra
Western; So l0@6 90 for common to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; and So 80
(66 30 for trade brands, market closing dull and
dropping.
Whisky market frmer; sales at 81 @3l34c
Wheat market unsettled, and nothing of mo-
ment doing.
Corn dull heavy and lower.
Pork-Demand less active, but market may be
quoted shade irmer; % at $40 50@l0 IS
for mess; $40 1901 ID ,or prime mess; So 80
for prime.
Beef quiet and steady
Butter selling at 9@i4c for Ohio and 14@l7c
for State.
Cheese steady ut 3dslc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

TYPoGRArHicAL.-At recent meeting of the
Typographical Union. No. l. the following gen
tlemen we're elected to serve as the officers of
that institution for the current six months:
j. II Eagle, President
A. ID. Stephens. Vice President.
NJ. II Halpn. Treasurer.
John Schley. Financial Secretary.
George j. Schley, Corresponding Secretary
W. r. G. jerks, Recording Secretary.
Executive Committee W NJ Meredith, ID. l..
Paine, G. o. Sackett. Otto Doe t:cher.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

FORTRESS MoSEoI. July 1.-The steamer
Daniel Webster in going up James river. was fred
on opposite Fort Powhatan by the rebels. A
bal. passed through her State rooms No one
was injured.
The rebels have entirely forsaken the front Of
our army. Not rebel soldier is 10 be seen and
none are within several miles.
1; IS the opinion that the rebels will soon be
heard from in come other quarter.
No news from the army o-day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

WAsHrSeros. July l2.-An sdjournsd msse-
ing OF the Republican caucus was held al The
capitol tonight. A brief discussion ensusd on
the motion 10 exclude spectators Mr. Colfax
submitted resolution inviting all loyal men in
this hour Of their country's perl. to put down
ISL treason severely. The resolution vas received
with applause bat wss sfssr~ards withdrawn-
A resolution Was carried respectfully requesting
spectators 70 retire. which they did.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

INPEovENESTs.--The Fourth Ward is not be
bind the Others this year in the number and q1al-
ity of the new buildings in process of erection
Ia Park Place we notice another fine residence
about completed and the streets running north
from the military ground are rapidly filling with
handsome and cOmmOdous dwellings.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
REPORT OF EHE TREASURER OF SANITARY COMMITTEE

The Treasurer Of the Sanitary Com
mi,tce submits a statement Of the sew
rial subscriptions and payments 10 the
Sanitary Fund. The gross amount of
the disbursements l. given, but not
the items. a. 10 do this would make
the report Cumbersome to the papers.
A careful account Of every item of
disbursement is kept. with an appro-
pirate voucher. and this account j.
subject 10 the inspection of any citizen
who may de sire 10 examine il. Ii will
be seen that, while some subscriptions
are paid in full. many larger ones are
but partially paid In all such cases
the payments have been made readily
on demand of the Treasurer of the
sums assessed In but two instances
have payments Of sums subscribed
been absolutely refused.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

LOUISVILLE, July ia Nashville dispatch to
headquarters says that three companies of Penn
sylvania cavalry were attacked at Tompkinsville
by two thousand guerrilias under Ferguson. and
all killed or taken prisoners. There is a rumor
that the prisoners were killed by the guerrillas at
Glasgow.
The llth Michigan regiment has been sent up
to Louisville
Advices at headquarters here, ss per previous
dispatches contradict the above.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

CAIRo, July l2-Gov. Sprague. Of Rhode
Island, arrived here this morning from Corinth.
and leaves TO night for the East.
Information has been received from the White
River that Gen. Hindman ordered all the inbabi-
tants nea. Gauley Ridge to burn their provisions
ami shoot their cattle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

EATRA TRAIN-HALF FARE-The Jefferson
vile Railroad will run an extra train to Franklin
on Thursday. July IL, to accommodate al that
want to attend the Democratic Congressional
Convention The train will leave the Union De
pot at ii O'Clock a. NJ, and returning, leave
Franklin about o'clock p. NJ. Tickets half
price. The train leaving the Union Depot at
600 A. NJ, will also carry passengers at half
fare 1-d&wtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

CRY CouyCIL.-Tbis body met in regular ses
sion on Saturday night. but after the reading of
the minutes OF the preceding meeting, adjourned
on motion of Mr.. s. A Fletcher, Jr. to attend
the meeting at Masonic Hall. The motion
embraced pledge that the members were not to
charge for their attendance. They meet to night
for the transaction of the usual routine business
of the sessions
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

DEPARTURE OF TRooPs Six hundred men of
thel65fh regiment left for Kentucky on Saturday
under command of Lieut. Col Mahon They
are three months men, raised for guarding pris-
oners at Camp Morton. and volunteered for the
expedition in which they are embarked
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

LOUISVILLE, July l2-The Nashville train due
at O'Clock last evening. did not arrive till near
midnight. Passengers report that Morgans cav
airy have been within seven miles of Cave City,
and lett that point, 500 strong, for Lexington.
announcing their intention to visit Louisville.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

NKwARK, y. j.. July l2-The City Council
last evening voted 20 issue promissory notes TO
the amount Of $50 900, in denominations ranging
from 10 TO 90 cents, TO supply the existing want
of small change. The promissory notes are 70
be redeemed by the CITY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

ExcURsIoSIsrs. - An excursion train from
Louisville over the Jacksonville railroad will
arrive in the city TO morrow. We hope the visi.
tors from sister State may have a pleasant
time In our Hoosier capital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
By TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July -.
Flour unchanged and dull; no sales of import
ance
Corn not saleable at oyer 22c.
Oats declined to BAG and dull.
Wheat dull; large offerings of new crop to ar
rive; the quality is unusually good.
A good demand for lard; sales at &c.
Gold dull and declined to l3; silver declined
to and demand notes to prem; these are the
buying rates.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
Erom CaIro.

CABo. July l2.-The dispatch boat shingiss
ran on a snag near Island No. 81 last night and
sunk. The mails and crew were taken Of BY the
hospital boat Tycoon and arrived here early this
morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

CHICAGO. suly l3.--Ths Davenport Dsnsesss
of the 10th says that a telegraphic Dispatch -
been received by the Adjutant General ssaxing
that an armed band Of rebels made descent %
the town Of Memphis In Nossher~ Nissouvi ed
captured the town and carried away some Unioa
cltizens
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

DISTRICT CouRr.--The District Court of the
United States will meet o-day--Judge Treat
of Illinois, presiding. We notice quite a number
of distinguished legal gentlemen from different
parts of the State in the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
Eron PhilaaeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July ia dispatch from
Gen. Mcclellan. dated to-day. says ali is quiet.
We are Iested. The enemy has reireated. The
inference i that there has been another eight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
Democratic Meeting.

The Democrats Of Washington Township will
meet Il the house Of Jonas Hoffman on Saturday.
the 10Th Of July. for the purpose Of appointing
delegates 10 the Marion County Convention