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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
DRUGGISTS.
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And Dealers In Fancy GoOds, Per.
fumeFy, &c.
Also gents for the sale Refined Petroleum. nunna
ting OF, superior 20 any Goal OIL furnished m shy
quantities n the lowest uzrkef rst<s-
ITO AND II; WILLIAM STREET. SEw YORK
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order of the Commander in Chief.
Lz NOBLE. Adj Gen. of Ind.
TO THE TENTH REGIMENT.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. y.
ADJ'r GEMS OFFICE, IND. Vols.
T. l., O-tL 1880

Indianapolis Jan. 9th, 1862
His Excellency. o. p. Morton. Governor of In
diana, in common with the people of said State,
halls with pride and gratitude the news of the
victory achieved over the rebels in the recent en-
gagement near Somerset, Kentucky, in which the
10Th regiment Indiana volunteers, under Colonel
Mahlon d. Manson, SO CALAMITY distinguished
themselves
In behalf of the people he returns heartfelt
thanks to the gallant officers and brave men OF
that regiment for their alacrity, courage and
brave exertions in sustaining the fair fame of our
arms, and especially the proud name of Indiana
volunteers
By order of the COMMANDMENT Chief
LAz. NOBLE Adj't Gen. of Indiana
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NOTICE.
state. of America, District 81
Indiana. ~:

II state> OF Ancbte8s DtetTtGu 81
u Indiana, 81:
WHEgEAs libel Of information has been filed m the
District Court 81 the United stafes within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day
January ls62. By John Hanna. Esq, Attorney u the
United States for said District of Indiana three
boxes of machinery end piece Of casting sezed A.
Jehersonyle. Indiana. for violstien Of The Laws
81 the United States the Ad goods and merchandise -
ing contrabsnd Of and praying process against sad
goods, and that the be condemned and sold
articles coDtraband Of war.
Vow, therefore, in pursuance Of the monitor under The
seal Court directed and delivered do hers
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming aid goods.
any part thereof in any ineres.ec therein,
that they be and appear before the said the Dtr Court
Of the United states be held AZ the city Of iDtanaDo
lis in and FOE the District u Indiana fhe "a Tuesday
February next 20 o'clock Of the forenoon Of ths. day.
then and there intesse their Claims ard make Their
allegations IN that behalf
Attest DAVID G. ROSE. [. s. Marshal
Per J. :. BsssLo~. D>pufy-
joins II. RIA, Clerk. jsrz3-di5d
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rveeeedInss Of the state Convention.
Thee extra eiiton Of the Ssnfinel. containing
the proceedings OF the 9Th Of January Convex
tim. being exhausted. and 20 meet the additional
orders We daily receiving for them, we have
concluded 70 publish another edition j, larger type
Those Of oar friends who desire to ordel them
will please do 40 promptly.
Price 81 per hundred.
No better document can be circulated to disa-
buss the public mind Of the erroneous impres-
sions that interruptions papers and politicians
have attempted to create in regard to the ciarac
ter Of the Convention and its action upon the mo
mentuous issues nov before the country.
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ANOTHER REPUBLICAN Editor GONE TO " AR
LIKE RAM, BAcKwARDs.-The American of
yesterday says:
Barton ID. Jones, Esq. the talented local of
the Journal, has been elected Sutler in the con-
solidated Railroad regiment Mr.. Jones is a
ready writer and clever citizen. We wish him
abundant success in his place in the army. 1t is
said that our townsmgn, Austin II. Brown will
succeed him. Mr.. Brown has had much exper
fence in that department and will succeed well.
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BrEBE 4 HAwEs-A NV ESTABLISHMENT -
Messrs. Beebee & HAYES. among the most enter
prising Of our merchants, will open in a few days
a branch establishment. connected with the old
one, No West Washington street, on Illinois
street, No. 3, opposite the Bates House The
rooms are being put in admirable order. and the
style of the firm at the latter place will be
Hawes & Co. 1t is the intention to furnish, at
No. 3 Illinois street, all groceries, all delicacies
and all substanti,ls needed in families. hotels or
restaurants, pure fresh and at the very lowest
prices. Give Beebee q Halves, No. West
Washington street, and HAYES 4 Co., No Hi
nos street, call.
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Additional Foreign y evys.

BosroS, Jan. 40.-Hon. Samuel A Elliot die
last night.
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Compliments TO Indiana Regiments
TO wILLICH'S REGIMENT.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. ..

ADJ. GENERALS OFFICE, INDIANA NoLs,l
indianapolis, Jan. III, 1862.
The Governor of Indiana, on behalf of the
people of the State, tenders this tribute of thanks
to Lieut. Col. Won Trebra and the companies of
the LIST German, SOD regiment Indiana volunteers.
who so calamity and successfully defended
themselves and repulsed the enemy when at
tackled at Rowletts Station. near Green River,
Kentucky, on the eth of December. 1861.
He has witnessed with pride the General Order
of the General Commanding for tie inscription
of "Rowlett's Station" on the regimental colors,
and regards with confidence the future career of
the regiment under Col. Which and his brave
officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31

METROPOLITAN HAIL This evening Miss
Marion Mccarthy makes her appeal 70 the citizens
for support in announcing her benefit. We are
sure that II the houseis at all commensurate with
her merits and just claims. the dimensions must
be enlarged She has diligently earned repu-
and has few equals singer-however our
readers all know her qualifications, therefore it is
useless to d.late upon them. London Assurance
and the Invisible Prince will form the entertain
ment Felix =. Vincent viii perform in both
pieces. a. also Messrs Albaugh, Ashmer. Hamil
ton, Hight, Mrs Ashmer. Pope. &C., Seats can
be secured during the day
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Official Report Of the Part Taken ia the Banle
near Somerset By the Indiana l0h-Complete
Last Of The Killed and Wounded Of the IOA
Indiana
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE
TOuLENSON a. cox, Druggists, No.
Is East Washington Street,

Have been appointed agents for the sale OF
II IL a Eos TU SSH AGO,
THE WONDERFUL GRANULuS, for the cure of Coughs
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis Wheeling irritation IF the
Uvula and ToRSilS, and Diseases of the Lungs Sold in
large boxes, % ctS 81 cts, and 81 each. nlSd6wly
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rebels we're found most plenty Capt. Vanars
dali. OF company Il, was present and discharged
his duty faithfully until the right wing was drawn
of. L.eutenants Cobb. Cohen, NcAdams. Van
Mats, Johnson, Mccoy, Bush. Boswell. Sbu
mate and Hunt deserve the his hest rai.e for ther
brave and gallant conduct Lieut. McAdams fell
while nobly leading on his men Lieut.. Bush
commanded company G.. and quite distinguished
himself. Second Lientenants k0dman. Colwell.
Merritt, Lutz, Miller. Sail. Simpson, Scott and
Wilds, fully merit All that can be said in their
praise, as 90 AL the Bon-commissioned officers
and privates that 'sere present during the engage
meat.
Many individual acts Of bravery might be
mentioned. such as those of Orderly Sergeant
Miller. Of company b. and my Orderly Sergeant
Abraham. A. Carter, who took a gun aud fought
manfully during the intervals that bic services
we're not required by me in dspatchng orders.
But nothing can say will add 10 the well merit.
e.i aurels already the brows OF both officers
and men Of the 10Th regiment Of Indiana voIua-
teers.
Ny regiment lost in killed eleven men; in
wounded seventy ye--a complete list Of whose
names herewith submit.
Respectfully submitted.
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Foreign News.

PORTLAND, Nh, Jan. 30.-The steamer Anglo
Saxon, from Liverpool on the 10th. via Queens
town the 18th, arrived here this morning.
Her dates are five DAYS later
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-07
President Lineoln,s speech.

a. -
FREDERIcK, Nh. Oct. 5. = President
Lincoln made call upon the wounded
Gen. Hartsuff, and soon after departed
for Washington, amid the cheering of a
throng of citizens and officers, to whom
he returned thanks briefly as follows: &
FelIoic- Citizens / am surrounded by
soldiers, and little further off by the cit
liens Of this good city of Frederick.
Nevertheless lean only say as did five
minutes ago, that it is not proper for me
to make speeches in my present position.
return thanks 10 our soldiers for the
services they have rendered, the energy
they have shown, the hardshipthey have
endured, and the blood they have. shed
for this Union Of ours, and Iialso2return
thanks not only to the soldiers, but to the
good citizens of Frederick and to the
men, women and children of this land of
ours, for their devotion to this glorious
cause, and l say this with no malice in
my heart towards those who have done
otherwise May our children and our
children's children for a thousand gem
erations continue to enjoy these benefits
conferred on us by united country, and
have cause yet to rejoice under these
glorious institutions, ebequeathed to us
BY Washington and his compeers.
Now my friends, soldiers and citizens,
/ can only say, farewell. -
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.. S. GRANT,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
New york nisnatches.

New YoRE, October 5.--The Tribune's
correspondence says Col Hambleton,
of Kansas, is urged for the position of
military commander of Texas, with Gen.
Clay as commander of the army; they to
go together with division of soldiers,
and $1,000 armed citizens, the former to
take, the latter to hold occupy and cul-
tiyate the soil of that State, This expe-
dition is intended to cooperate with
that Of Eli iThayer, to Florida. Five
thousand men have already offered
themselves to iThayer, and a wealthy
ship owner of New York yesterday prof
fered three first class ships for the enter
prise tsEgF - g1f sifa sVe s1ea34s
. Three rebel flags taken at the battle of
Antietam, will be presented by Repre-
sentatives Of the victorious Indiana regi-
ments to the Executive of their State.
We are assured by those who should
know, that revelations yesterday, and
those yet to appear, will demonstrate
that the order published from Miles to
Col Ford, instructing the latter to hold
on to Maryland Heights till the cow S
tails come off, is a forgery, and that
Ford left his position against his wish,
and in obedience to positive orders, and
that Miles alone, as the officer of the
post, is responsible for the disaster
The British steamer Dispatch, libeled
some time ago in civil suit for $40, 600,
and placed in the custody of the United
States Marshal In consequence of the
yellow-fever breaking out among her
crew, the officers were obliged to leave,
and left her under charge Of the Revenue
cutter, the commandment Of which was not
to let her escape. AZ TrE sfeE sac
On Friday night, Capt Benz. Buck
went aboard the cutter and told the COM
mandant that he was going to sea, and
they might FIRE at him and be damned,
that he would have to sink him and twen-
ty-six souls besides, before he would
stop. I.-.., ..-s.. ~. i,
Saturday morning the Dispatch got up
steam and proceeded down the bay. The
Gutter fired three OF four shots at her
which she did not heed, when the Forts
were signalled Two shots were fred at
her bows from Fort Lafayette The Dis
patch then hove to under the guns of the
Fort, and was yesterday towed back to
Quarantine, and anchored under the
Cutter Crawford. ~.
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The soutlh penressetE.

WASHINGTON, Oct 6.-The Richmond
papers Of saturday are received.
The Examiner says Congress again
indicate an adjournment coincident with
a feeling of depression and apprehen-
sion in the public mind. The general
acquiescence in the executive manage
ment, right or wrong, has brought to its
bitter fruits. A close, vigilant and firm
performance of congressional duties is
much demanded by the public exigen-
cies, and bold control of the army.
A resolution has been adopted in the
rebel Senate for the appointment of
committee Of thirteen to take testimony
relative to the outrages committed by
the Yankees; the evidence to be collect
ed and preserved in a permanent and
credible form, in order that the truth of
history may be indicated, and the per-
petrators of the outrages be delivered to
the just Indignation of present and future
generations. AS -lk- 81 Is
According to the debates and reports
of the rebel Congress, the Post-0ffice
Department is not selfsustaining.
A bill has been introduced to provide
against foreign counterfeits of Southern
Treasury-notes The bill provides that
when such counterfeit notes are intro
duced by officers, soldiers, or others of
the United States, the offender shall be
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-07
From the indian country.

ST. Paul, Oct A dispatch from Col.
Sibley dated Mouth of Chippewa River,
September 2Sth, says he met party of
friendly Indians who separated from the
Crows, bringing with them 81 white pris-
oners, whom they had been instrumental
in releasing from LittlesCrow's party.
Many of thesprisoners were young wo-
men, who were completely overwhelmed
with JOY to be free from the loathsome
treatment of their capturers eu8
A fight was had at Wood Lake, Sept
23d, resulting in the repulse of the In
dams. Our men buried fourteen In
dams.
Sibley is arresting all Indians suspect
ed of having participated in the outrages
on the frontier, and win execute all
found guilty on the spot.
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speech of Charles sumner.

Boston, Oct. 6.-Fanuiel Hall was
crowded at noon to-day to hear an adj
dress from Charles Sumner and others.
VIM. Clafin from Newton, presided
Mr.. Sumner insthe earlier portion of
his speech said: Thank. God j live to en-
Joy this day. ~ sar
Thank God my eyes have not closed
without seeing this great salvation. The
skies are brighter and the air is purer
now that slavery has been handed over
tojudgment Among the omens which
he hailed with gladness is the union
which prevailed among the good men in
supporting the national government, for
getting they were Wings or Democrats,
and not less cheering was it in the gem
erous devotion that all of foreign birth
have offered to their adopted country.
Surely this. was no time for the strife Of
party
The proclamation of President Lin
coin was considered as practically secur-
ing freedom to all who can find shelter
within our lines, and he accepted it with
out note or comment.
In relation to his own acts he chal-
lenged scrutiny and defended himself
from sundry accusations. He believed
the Government had made progress dur
ing the last year.
He advocated the proclamation of
President Lincoln to liberate the slaves
as a military necessity, and he denied
that the object of it was other than to
put down the rebellion and to secure the
peace which so many advocated, which
could only be done by preventing the
separation of the States The separa-
ton of the States was chaos.
The rebels must be snbdued. United
action was wanted; straight forward,
God-like action. Thunderbolts must be
hurled iuto the cabinet as well as into
the field.
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ruiitv If felony and snffer death

----N-
An act was passed authorizing the
manufacture of shoes and clothing for
the army ofthe confederacy It pros
vides for bringing into the country, duty
free, clothes machinery and all other ar
,ticles necessary for the purpose. Is joint
resolution had been adopted by the Vir-
GINA Legislature, providing that no per-
son within that State shall be tried
or imprisoned from driving therefrom or
putting to death by any means any per-
son foIad on that soil aiding or abetting
or in any other way giving effect in that
State to the lawless, and fendisl procla-
nation of President Lincoln, TO hberate
Z the slaves. .eaRe 81 sfi
The number of sick and wounded pa
rolled by the United States cavalry at
Warrenton, is Sll, large majority were
NOT required to take the oath or sign pa
pers, hence the papers say they cannot
be considered as paroled The railroad
bridge across the Rappahannock was
completed on Wednesday.
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I RRebeIs are cutting new roads from

] fltebels are cutting new roads from
Bardstown to Springfield and Lexington.
Leading rebels and officers of the Con-
federate army are circulating the most
absurd stories in places occupied by them
for instance, that Gen. Nelson was killed
because he supported President Lincoln's
emancipation proclamation; that Buell.
resigned because of that proclamation,
but concluded to hold his position six
days longer, in the hope that Lincoln
would annul that document
Rebels are rigidly enforcing the Con-
iederate CONSUMPTION wherever they have
temporary control ssl1s !
The Louisville special dispatch of the
3D. concerning the taking Of five hundred
rebels by Rousseau's division, was incor-
rect 1t doubtlessly was based on the
fact that an entire Georgia regiment of
cavalry, 800 strong, was captnred last
week by Lieut. Col Stewart, of the I'd
Indiana, commanding his own and the
I'd and Sd Kentucky, which surrounded
and completely surprised the rebels at
breakfast, who surrendered without the
slightest resistance. Col Crawford, com
handing the captured regiment, is an
ex-Congressman, and one of the Confede-
rate peace commissioners to Washington
These prisoners reached here last even
ing.
The rebels in large force evacuated,
Bardstown yesterday morning at ten
O'clock -aisd4 = sa'assxe H1s ne g, ai.s4
Brig. Gen. Van Cleve, of Minnesota,
leading the advance of Crittenden corps,
entered Bardstown last evening at six
o'clock, eight hours after evaeution by
the rebels, and were to pursue them this
morning
Rumors are prevalent here that ,Silrsl
Federal force was attacked by Kirby
Smiths rebel force at Hardinsville to-
day, and driven back four miles. This
last ruInor is entirely discredited here.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-07
Order of Council Directing Lots to
he Eillnd

a Nd NOW HERE 1t APPEARING TO THE
l1eCommon Council of the City of Evansville,
that Nos. Q, aud 3 Of Nathan Rcwlcy's stbdfvis-
ion Of Block No . in the Fourth Enlargement OF
the City OF Evansville, are situated that water
collects and remains stagnAnt thereon, and the
owner or owners of said bots are hereby directed
enh required by the said Council 10 fiji up said
Lets 70 such height as will l,revent water from
collecting and remaining stagaant thereon within
thirty days from tho. passage of this this order.
j, PATRICK BURKE, Clerk Of the City Of
Evansville, do hereby certify that the foregoing ia
true and complete copy Of order Of said Conn-
ell, passed on the fourth day of September, A d.
1862 far as il relates to the within nomed Lots
my name and rfxed the seal OF sud City, this 2srd
day of September, A. d. 1852.
sepzs . ~ sr Pa BURKE Clerk.
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Gte RaiTp au,lritaI.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

MR.. EDITOR :-YoU WILL PLEASE An
aounce ELLIS LEWIS as candidate for Distrsct
Attorney for the Common Pleas District composed
II the counties Of Posey, vanderburgh, Gibson
and Warrick.
Mr.. EDHoR:-Please announce the name OFF.
MAIER candidate for District Attorney of this
Common Pleas District, composed Of the counties
Of Ysnderbursh, Posey, Gibson and warrick.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


Sept. q, ls62.--And now il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council OF the City
Of Evansville, that tho owners of all lot. or parts
Of lots, fronting on or adjoining the west
side Of Clark street from Centre TO Second street,
in said city, cause the side walks thereon TO be
brought 10 the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk Of Glass No. I TO be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order p. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks once, October 2. II
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coRpoRAr1oN NOTICE.
oHDEE ron A rIASk SIDE WALK.

Sept. -, 62.-And now It is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council ofthe City Of
Evansville that the Of all lots or parts Of
lots, fronting adjoining the north east side Of
Sixth street between Cherry and Oak streets,
in said City, cause the side walks thereon 10 be
brought TO the proper grade, and that they cause
a side walk Of Glass No. to DO laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order FL .eIaa p. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks once. September a. '''--' 200
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FoR A PLANK SIDE WALL.

ohDLk foh A FLANK SIDE WALK. u N
:. Sept. II, 1s52-And now Il is her, BY ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville, that the of ell lots or parts OF
lots fronting on or adjoining the north west
side of Division street. between Seventh and Eighth
Streets in said City, cause the side walks thereon
TO be brought 70 the proper grade, and that they
a side walk of Glass No. to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication Of
this order. p. BURKE, Clerk. :,
Clerks Office, Sept. a.
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From hIccleIIan,s Army.
HEAD'QRs ARMY OF THE PoToNAC, \
fIt4 FH0ctol,er < 1912 [

= = = fsaLldAOctObefl0, IoUz~
A company of the 54th Pennsylvania
regiment guarding the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad bridge at Paw Paw, half way be-
tween Hancock and Cumberland, was
attacked by rebel force and all taken
prisoners. At the same time a cavalry
force under Col McReynolds captured
an, encampment of rebels, bringing away
two pieces of artillery. ten wagons, sixty
horses and mules.
A strong cavalry force under General
Averill has been sent after the retreat
ing rebels.
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WASHINGTON, Oct SIT is confidently
ascertained that Lees army is in full re-
treat. Reports that his sick aud wound
ed, with his cannon and stores, had been
sent up the Valley, have been confirmed
from SO many sources, that there can be
little doubt that they are correct The
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CoRPORATIoy r0TIcr


80 ORDER FOR A BRICK SIDE WALK
Sept. i6, sG2.--ABd now II is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, thst the owners of sl lots parts Of
lots. fronting on or adjoining the east side Of
Lect street Centre and Second streets, I'm said city
cause the side walks thereon 10 be brought 10 the
proper graie, and that theycRuse a side walk Of
Glass No. TO be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication ofthis order.
ear Y. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office Sent. "a = y