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Isalaoris Respeotal1le.

NOTWIEHSIANDlNC the views Of our Southern
IN brethren naW, or rather step brothers at pres.
ent, Therefore thc subscribers have received their
usual stock oil Hpring and summer farming aud gar
denng implements, such as long an short Handled
shovels, spades mAttocks, picks, inanureofts an,i
axes, hhtchet, pang aud fencing nails hoes aud gar
den hoes, wood and iron fakes, garden lrUwel 1c.,
ahd ior sale by-d ffne ClIARI.Ef5 POST a 90
@ apfl2d&vi Rast Second St, 4doors from Main st.
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RtoUNTRYlbaco sides and hams; also lard for sale
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el; ). I. Coddnaton, Tl6, Broadway; u. y Bsrpss-
soa, Broadway, and BY all Druggst'
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Sprins.waouse Cieanina.

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INhE martins ore coming and have commenced TO
IL fx up their houses, but they bring All the ne
nes sary tools with them, they not very good GUS
toners lor store though otherwise agreeable neigh
boIs lheteofe we have 10 look TO others, who need
scrubbing brushes window, sweeping, tidAtink stove,
wnte wash and shoe brushes, mops and mop sticks
shaker brooms, tubs and buckets, tar and country
soar, bath brick silver sand polshngpowders stove
backing' shoe bacdng, duspans, ish buckets, cham.
per buckets, husk, rope and other mats, CARPET ham.
mers carpet tacks, spittoons, wash boards, clothe
hnes. e'otheHpins, sRdrons, &c.I and tor sails Wy
.fT .u.sar ..-l. sCHARLEH POST A Co, .H
nprl2d&w East second st. doors nom Main II
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 The steamer Massa-
chusetts from Port Royal, Siono Inlet. Charles
ton. c., 10Th. arrived this morning. The
weather south has been intensely hot.
The Tribune says there is a report that Gen
Burnside is TO command the combined army oi
Mcclellan and Pope in the fed--we Cannot say
how well founded
The Commercial Advertiser says n city jour
nal having given circulation to a report published
in a Hartford paper, that Mcclellan will resign
his present position, as he has July placed
his army in It's new position. We have made
inquiry of those ia this city vino are usually well
posted in relation To his movements and they tell
u that the published iumor is the first they have
ever heard of any such intention on McCiellan's
part. He has not been heard from directly. how
ever, for two weeks
The Commercial Advertiser saws there are
various rumors of disaster TO Gen Pope current
in the city to dav. We have in vain tried TO
trace them TO any reliable source. We. however
conversed with a highly intelligent General. who
is largely in the confidence of the Administra-
tion. who left W ishngtOn last evening. and who
in con, ersaton with the President and Sec
Rotary of War as late as 3, p. NJ. aud he assures
us that they had no such intelligence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22

Noon Reports.
AFFAIRS ON THE BORDER.
TiceHfy Indian MANS Whip One
Thousand Rebels.
Disgraceful Surrender OF tn G
list Ohio.
REBEL DEFEAT IN MISSOURI
AFFAIRS Nv E,IRGLsI.a.
Rebels Marching North.
" ASIiIN TON NEWS
APPOINTMENTS FOR INDIANA
.sFF.sIRS Nv E.TRGL.sT.s.
Rebels Marching North.
" AS HING TON NEWS
APPOINTMENTS FOR INDIANA.
From Washington


WASHINGTON, Aug 2O.-A special to the Tri-
bune says:
Mr. Stanton stated 10 day that the Order for
drafting to I'LL up the old regiments would be en-
forced without fail by the Department The old
regiments which have not been recruited uD to
the tell strength will at once be filled by draft
Under the authority of the act of July lst, to
aid the construction Of railroads and telegraph
lines to the Pacific Deem, the Secretary of the
Interior has appointed the following named gen.
tlemen TO be commissioners in conjunction with
the other commissioners named in the act:
Siml J. Tillen and Henry '. Poor. of New
York: VIM. ID Griswold. OF Indiana Robt. W
Latham. of the District of Columbia; and Dr. o
VI WozencIaft. of California.
The following are the appointments for the
State of Indiana under the Internal Revenue ac;
made 10 dav:
FIRST Di-trict-Horace B Shepperd. Of Vincen-
mes. collector; John Pither. of Mount Vernon,
assessor
Second District-Dlnl. Syer, collector; Thos
) Slaughter. assessor
Third DStrict-Iohr s Hunter Of Blooming
ton. collector; VIM. Browning. assessor
Fourth District-James l. Later, of Osgood
collector; n ". Kiger. assessor.
Fifth D>rret-Caleb Johnson. collector; John
Yaryan. of Richmond, assessor.
Sixth DiStrict-Theo. p Haughey, Of Indian
apos, collector; VIM. 4. Bradshaw, of Indian
apos, assessor.
Seventh District-John G Cram. of Rockville
collector: Jas burlington. assessor.
Eighth ID s,rict-,John l. Smith. of Stockville
collector: Joseph Potter. of Delphi assessor.
Ninth ID strict-John + Dodds OF LOgansport
collector; ,vid Turner. assessor
Tenth Distriet-Warren II. Withers of For
Wayne, collector; W. Williams, of Warsaw, as
SCISSOR.
Eleventh Disfrict-Chipman. of NobeSvilie
collector; Steams Fisher. of " abash, assessor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22

FoRrREss Monroe. Aug. l9-The army i al
ready IN process OF embarkatiOn for another field
of operation.
General Porter corps performed very rapid
march from Yorktown. making the whole dis
tance of near thirty miles in less than one day.
The division of General Morrill, with the staff
reached Hampton yesterday afternoon, and the
wagon train with the whole corps we're comfort
ably encamped before night. This morning
they took up their line OF march for Newport
News. from which place they will Immediately
embark
S,kess division is already on board of trans
ports.
Summers corps. which formed the rear guard
of the army, with French's brigade forming the
extreme rear, arrived at yorktown yesterday
all safe and will embark soon.
The entire wagon train OF this corps arrived al
Hampton and encamped to-day.
The Tribune's correspondent from Fortress
Monroe SAYS:
General Hentzeman did not accompany the
army in its march down the Peninsula. but struck
OFT in another direction toward tire White House
His exact course and Whereabouts were not
known. but the common remark that lie had
gone off to look I'D "A fight. He was accompanied
by Averills cavalry who u body of the
ene.ny's cavalry some distance above.
1t is surmisei that General II will make hi:
sppe irance in the neighborhood of White House
or West Point.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22

Nrv Yoax, August 2l-The s,eamer Co.
iumbia. from Havana l6th. reports that ieyel
had been raging there during the past mouth
very fatally.
orzaba dates are to the 9Th uIt. and veru
Cruz 10 the lst.
There l. but little news Doblado ofFered
Gen. Cober, who succeeded MsrQuez In cum
mand, S5OO,ooU TO turn the troops over TO the
Mexican Government. the money TO be paid ouI
Of loan negotiated with the representative OF
the United States
The French steiner Grenada bombardel Cam
peche, destroying several houses. bot MAS driven
of by a schooner hastily armed by the authOri-
ties,
Adyices from Martinique report that 4 90
French reinforcements for Mexico had reaches
there, and % 600 we're expected.
Advices per Champion. state that Affairs on the
Isthmus are likely 20 continue unsettled a Ions
tine, and 10 result, from the desperation Of tns
General Government, in it, Independence.
The presence of the United States frigsts
Siranac at Panama il is said has alone prevenlet
the negroes from attacking the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
.sY TELEGRAPH
New York MARKET.

NEW foEK, Aug. 81
Flour dull and a shade easier with ONLY n
very limited EXPORT and home consumption
inquir, sales at 81 9)65 % for superfne State;
s. 21d5 80 for extra State: 81 s5Cd5 90 for SUI
perfiue Western: 50 2n@5 4 iur common TO
medium extra Western; 50 45Q5 80 for cumrnon
10 good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
and So 65@6 % for trade brands, market closing
heavy.
Wheat with only n limited supply and fair
export demand, market finer particularly for
sound parcels; choice spring 81 IA; Milwau-
kee club 81 l4@l %; amber Iowa 81 22lal %:
winter rel Western 81 29@l 35; white Michigan
8 45: and choice white do 81 81: amber Iowa
81 -, part TO arrive; amber Green Bav 81 BOA
81: white Indiana 81 IS; amber Michigan
81 35(dl 81
Rye quiet and steady.
Barley dull and nominal.
Corn scarce and shade better: sales ut GOA
Gle for old mixel Western; 56@59c for Eastern
liza 52c for un>Ound.
Pork more active and firm: sales at Sll s7I5
"a l2 f,r mess and prime mes; so for prime
Beef a little more active but without change
in prices; sales at 50 5007 for prime: SSGe 10 %
for mess: sl3@l4 o71a Tor extra mess
Cut me ,ts in lair demand and tirm 81 ode
for shoulders and 5ls acc for sides.
Lard dull at e54@9S4c
Coifee-Rio very quiet.
Sugar-Riw firm and i'm good demand
MulasSes firm Porto Rico sold at 45c
Butter selling at l06ll5c for Ohio and l56
l7i5c tor State.
Money matters unchanged
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
From Missouri.

SEpALIA, August 20.-Advices from the west
are that the forces under Coffey, Quantrii,
Cockre!l Tracey and others, which were lately
m lneuvering nelr Lexington. are in full retreat
southwark. They are four thousand strong and
have the two spiked cannon captured tom Major
Foster at Lone Jack Friday last.
Colonel FiIzhenry Warren Of the LIST Iowa
cavalry. and Brigadier General Blunt Of the
Kansas forces. are in hot pursuit with thirty FIVE
hundred troops and fourteen pieces of artillery.
Yesterday Colonel Warren was ten miles north
of Johnsfown. Bates county. and General Blunt
twelve miles south. west of him. both moving very
rapidly. The rebels were only an hour ahead of
Warren's cavalry There il every prospect that
they will be overtaken and captured or badly
whipped at the crossing of the Usage river.
As soon Col. Houston. commancer at Lex
ington. heard of the defeat of Major Foster at
Lone Jack he made energetic preparations for
the defense Of that city The old Notifications
were extended 70 the river 20 enable the troops 10
get water and all adjacent buildings which might
serve for shelter for sharp shooters blown Up.
Col. Houston also ordered all hemp in town to be
burned to prevent the rebels using il as breast
works.
The hemp and factory Of McGfew alone were
valued nj SIS 900. on which WAS an insurance fos
s23 1000.
The city il nov entirely secure against any al
tack
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
Night Dispatches.
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON. August 2l-The first payments
OF the new postage stamp currency were N ide by
the Treasury Dep ,rtment TO-DAY. The currency
j. delivered in sheets which are perl,r ted like
those o! postage STAMPS. The STAMPS are printed
on bank note paper AID are therefore more diff
cult - separate than tine old stamps The public
must therefore be cautious when separating this
currency AMI no, muta,e the notes as their re-
ceipt and redemption by the Treasury Depart
ment are subject 10 the same regulations a. now
ia force for Unite Sta-es notes. namely: IL any
part OF the note Is IN ssng prOportiVnite amount
is deducted from the nominal value.
For some days Pa,masters will absorb a large
share OF this currency.
The first delivery OF the United States notes OF
the denomination of one and two dollars was
made To day. These as well a. the postage cur
reucy, are delivered and distributed hy the Treas
ury in the same manner the United States
notes
u i ascertained from the State Department
that the rumorS Of intervention or mediation by
European powers are without foundation.
There Is no foundation in the statement that
Gen Dix is Ia be appointed 20 command At New
Orleans in place OF Gen Butler, ar that Hon
Reverdy Johnson Is to so there Military Gov
einor
The rebel Major Fitzhueh. Gen. Stuart's Chief
of Staff. has reached Washington from Freder.
ick>burg. He was captured by portion OF Gen
Buiori's cavalry on Monday last, about five
miles from Louisa Court House
The returned prisoners represent with great
unanimity that the rebel authorities are by no
means relaxing their efforts TO complete the for
ttcauons around Richmond upon ten of which
there are now mmy labOrers engaged can
work upon them with advantage
A colony of colored persons, 10 settle in Cen
trail America. il being raised in the District OF
COLUMBIA Quite number are engaged ia the
enterprise.
The President has authorized Governor Stan
ley TO order the election OF Representatives in
Congress for the First and Second Districts in
North Carolina
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
From tSiCi,ulOnd.

PooLESvIILE. Mp Aug IA special to the
New \ ork Herald siNs:
The following narrative was given me by
civilian who arrived from Richmond Sunday. He
LETT Richmond last " Wednesday, the 18th instant
travelling To Sections Junction, twenty seven
miles north of the city. by private CONVEYANCE:
thence by railroad to GordoDsvilie, and ten on
foot 10 the Potomac.
At the time he left Richmond troops we're
pouring out of the city on the Virginia Central
Railroad in such numbers that it WAS impossible
tor civilians To procure passage.
AL the troops around Richmond were in mo
ton towards the \ ORTIZ while others were passing
through in cars for the South, supposed to be
that part of the army between Petersburg and
the city.
IL WAS known at the time my informant left
that Mcclellan had begun the evacuation of
Harri>ons Landing
Arriving al Sections Junction he saw a large
encampment extending from the south side OF
Pamunky river 10 several miles north of the
Junction, and also fIom the Junction in west
erly direc ion up the V Hey of the North Anna
river. Small camps were visible in several To-
calltes along these from the Junction to the
crossing OF the common road from FIedericks-
burg, where another large body was also en-
camped Al Louisa q. II. was another lar. e
body. and thence to Gordonsville.
Several regiments were strung along the road
in camps every two or three miles
From Gordonsville, where there were not more
than six or seven regiments. large force could
be seen camping on the hills stretching then, e
In the direction OF Orange G. II.
he stoppei ten hours at GOrdonsville and du-
ring that iiGe saw not less than ten trains arrive
over the Central railroad from the South and the
Charlottesville railroad from Lynchburg. Those
from Richmond were bringing troops and sup
plies
My informant, Judging from what he saw. saws
the whole Confederate army in Virginia is by this
time in position on the Virginia Central railroad
and that it numbers near two hundred and fifty
thousand men.
Stonewal Jackson was said to have left Cor
louisville, but none knew his wh rel ,outs
Our inform lnt passed through S;annardsve
and saw quite heavy force at that place. More
troops were said to be marching to the SINE point
from Charlottesville and GOrisonville. This looks
as they contemplated flank movement against
P"ne's right Ii so it will probably be led by
Jackson.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
From Nashville.


NASHVILLE. August u .-Yesteriay noon Capt
AtkiSson. oil the 5Dlh Indi ina. with twenty mel
IN stockade. at Edgeheld Junction. was attack e
by ! 900 guerrllas. He repulsei them three
times, killing Norgan's Adjutant and seven pri-
Yates. and woundne eighteen others aud finally
alter three hours sighting drove them off
Col. Mason. of the 7l.t Ohio, the SINE regi
ment denounced by Gen Sherman for cowar
dice at the battle of Shiloh with 800 men and
two cannon ia strong entertainments at Clarks
vile. surrendered without resistance 10 the same
number of euerrillas The suerrilils were aidet
by rebels who had taken the oath OF allegiance
A large amount OF United States property wa:
seized.
One hundred soll.ers were cspturel by 'guer-
rilas at Manskew, near Edgeheld Junction. and
the briCee burned.
Gen. Nelson left Nashville for Louisville thi.
morning.
Lieut.. Col. Heffren. of Indiana, has been ar
rested for violating orders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22

MOVEMENT or TRnoPs 1T is difficult to keep
the run OF the 'venient OF the several regiments
ia the hurry and hustle of the arrival ami depart
ure OF many troops. We aim To give their
departure CORRECTLY, but there mtny things
to delay that We sometimes send regiment oil
before its time. The 9th did not get off until
Yesterday near noon. The I'D from L,pnrte
passed through the city about three O'Clock A.
and were safely landed in Jeifersonville e,rly
ia the day The train that took them down
turned last evening and went North after another
regiment The 75th. Colonel Petit. left about
four or five o'clock. II. NJ Three regiments
went To 'uisvilIe. Captain NJ ,>On's company
(4th cavalry with their horses and full, equip
ped left about seven p NJ for Louisville. Three
other companies of the same regiment will lie I've
to day. The 74th regiment and probably Others
will also get of if transportation is to be had
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22

CAMP NEETISe AT Acrps.-Camp meeting
trains the lndianspO and Cincinnati railroad
will again be run as follows OH Sandy. Au. ust
2Ih:
Leave indianapolis at and $50 A. VI, and
al and p ~
Returning. will leave the camp ground at : A.
NJ and l. $50 and lnI5 T. VI
All the above trains will stop for passengers at
poplar Grove and Gallaudet.
Excursion tickets will he on sale ut all the
above stations. and all persons on trains without
tickets will be charged full fare.
Tickets from indianapolis 10 the camp ground
and return 50 cents, for sale at the Union De-
pot
Rev. J " T. MrMuilen. will preach the
morning sermon at 1880 A NJ
II. Z LORD President
W II /. NOBLE General Ticket Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22
From LnmiAYille.

LOUISVILLE. Aug ~ The following dispatch
from Ru>sellvie has been received:
AL that is known here of the surrender oil
CarksvlIe is that Col. Mason surrendered hi:
whole command to guerrilla force under A. r
johnson. Woodward and Garth.
The most reliable reports represent Mason.
force at 290. and that of the rebels from 4OO &c
COZ Not gun was tired
Mason and his men we're paroled. and went
down the river.
Further information IRON GAINESVILLE shows
the surrender the most disgraceful and cowardlS
OF the war. The paroled prisoners were allowed
10 carry off their horses and side arms. The sur
render was m ,de TO All inferior force OF cavalry.
Mason and Woodward made speeches comp
mentiu0 each other
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22

VALUABLE DIscoviRIts A gentleman of
great agricultural tenown. lately returned from
Europe, ia his dilieent researches whilst resi-
dent of the Old World has discovered the won
derful process of how "a colt be raised from
hor~e chesnut, COW herd from calf. batter
ing ram from a h,diaulic ram The latter inst-
tuition when completed he intends To against
tie euemy when in retreat IN the woods IL can
be used nv country lawyers in case they should
be attacked whist pleading without Blackstone.
Ii IL simple ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES back A. well
as forward aud defends RI ht and left flank ~he',
in retreat. We are indebted 10 the sage OF
Whealland for being instrumental in developing
the inventors faculties by giving him the opPsr-
tunitv OF n residence m Europe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-22

"a The Cincinnati G0zeife says: A curious
scene was wines ell in the Provost Marshal'S Of
fee IN New York city, on Monday At the same
hour two men we've brought in named Ovid
Plumb and John X Shutteworih. on u charge of
discouragng eustments. The former is siren
uOus advocate for army negroes. and hid been
he ir,i violently denOuHcing the Government for
not adopting his policy, saving that he hoped the
Government would he overthrown unless il
change liz course. Shutteworth the direct
opposite of Plumb. beng strong Sece>>i"ni-t
Both we're held 10 await instructions from Wash
lnutnn