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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17

The drafting law, as passed by the Senate
Tuesday, authorizes the President TO call out all
the militia of the States for period not exceed
Ing nine months. and organize them as volun-
feers- All negroes OF rebel owners are To be
used in the army, and freed from slavery for
such service, any law or custom to the contrary
notwithstanding. Loval owners compensa-
ted. but the slaves and their families OF rebels are
made free forever, when the husband only Is
SIMPLY employed by a commander.
We understand that this bill provides that al
who are drafted under il. without reference to
lineage. color. wealth or position will be compel
man and the negro. and the poor man and the
rich upon terms of perfect equality. Under it.
ia contradstnction TO the practice heretofore the
wealthy man, because he is rich. cannot have
substitute, and on account OF his money, force
the poor man exclusively to fight the battles oil
the country. Ii the negroes are to be used in
the army, and armed white soldiers. il is
evidently the intent of the bill, to fight for the
white men and their cause and ii the white cti-
rsns of the North thus perms the negroes to be-
the saviors of the country. it will be no
more than just that all the rights and immunities
Of the white citizen should be conferred upon
them. Ii is the Aboltionists who are attempting
to degrade the country by placing poor, mser
able and subjective race in the position which
white men should alone occupy Is it possible
that the people of the North. ihe descendants of
a proud and imperious race. will permit the negro
To be armed and placed by his side in maintaining
a white mans government We do not believe
that the brave. gallant and proud volunteers who
are in arms 10 maintain the supremacy OF the
Constitution and the Union, will submit to such
indigniiy. Thank God. 80 is but very
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17
Disfu at Detroit.

SPECIAL dlspatch to The chicago Times dated
Detroit July Is, says:
A great meeting of citizens was held to night
in front of the City Hall. to respond to the Presi-
dent cali for troops Mayor Duncan presided.
Patriotic resolutions were adopted, proffering
all all aid possible in men and money
The proceedings were much disturbed bv the
appearance OF + b. Ward. notorious Abolition
ist. among the Vice Presidents. He WAS one of
those who said. receipt of the news of the
late battles before Richmond. that he hoped to
hear of McClellan's death, and patriotic citizens
were much incensed against him. He was boot
ed and howlel at, and, when the meeting broke
up, large crowd pursued him across the street,
and he was Obliged to take refuge in the Russell
House from the mob, whence he escaped throu. b
the back entrance.
Much excitement existed, not only agains 3
Ward, but other leading Abolitionsts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17
0Conyerted."

The Journal of yesterday says that Col. g. F..
CooKERLr, editor of the Terre Haute Journal.
at a meeting in that city on Saturday night last,
resolved 10 stand out squsrely and reso'uteIy
for his country at all hazards and let parties and
party trinmphs sink out OF view" Col. Cook
KRLY made no speech on Saturday night. lie
Was President OF the Democratic County CoDven-
ton which met at Terre Haute on Saturday after.
noon and made an able and decided speech in favor
OF maintaining the Democratic organization and
sustaining its candidates. Col. CooKERLY has
stood out squarely and resoutcly for his
country he will in the future, and he will stand
firmly by Democratic principles and the Dem
ocralc party as in times past. A evidence OF
this give the following extracts from his pa er
OF Tuesday evening:
We regret to say that Congress has passed the
confscation bill with provision IN IL authorizing
the freeing and armmg of such negroes AS come
into the possession OF the authorities OF the Fed
eral Government. We much Tear that the pass
age Of this bill will have a bad effect upon the
Union men of the South. Ia the Senate but one
nan calling himself a Democrat Joseph A.
Wright, voted for il. How ARE the mighty fall
Ell, Brewing, of Illinois. aud Cosan, of Penn
sylvanis, both Republicans, voted against 1t. All
honor 20 them. say We.
Joe. Wright does not repent in sack cloth
and ashes to- giving this vote we are much mis-
taken BY IL he has given the lie direct to his
past professions OF conservatism.
The war meeting last night was largely at
tended and the best OF spirit prevailed There
was a general determination that IN s rebellion
must be put down AT all haz Ir,is Speeches were
made by Col. Thompson DE-. ). j. Young.
Z. Baird and the editor OF this paper. Several
enrolled themselves as volunteers. There can be
no doubt that with the proper exertions the list
regiment will soon be filled up and ready for du-
~. Let every man lend his energies TO the ac-
complishrient oil this work.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17

The papers supporting the sth of January
ticket generally refuse to publish the Governors
proclam nation calling for volunteers. and tine gen
eral order OF the Adjutaut General stating the
terms and inducements of volunteering.
So saws the Journal OF Yesterday. and we un-
derstsnd the Governor making the same mis-
representation. A. tar have seen them,
since the proclamation of the Governor was Is
sued. the Democratic papers of the State have
published IT, IL has been our aim to publish all
the orders aud Information upon military matters
that We could obtain from the Executive Deptri-
ment from the beginning of the We did not
publish the order Of the Adjutant General for
the reason that that officer had not the courtesy
to furnish u with copy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17

The calm and dignihed letter of the young
General in relation to the proceedings of sundry
interlopers about the White House, puts them 10
shame We remarked some time since OH Il e
manner in which Senators and Others behaved IN
the camps to which they were admitted. Ii ap-
pears that they even seduced high medical Off
Ger into disrespectful treatment Of his superior
Under storm of persecution, such no man
has hitherto experienced in this country the Cen
eral has maintained noble silence repl ying only
TO the official inquiries OF the government aud
then in clear and Ineligible phrases that speak
TO the heart OF the nation. No man can imag
inc what immense labor General McClell N S
undergone within the past few week., ami how
thoroughly and peIseyerlngly he has worked
An artillery officer related TO Us an incident
illustrating this somewhat. On dismal rainy
evening when some trenches were TO be thrown up
the narrator wa directing his men and LAYING out
the work, when he officer on horseback,
attended by single orderly ride up and dIsnOunt.
He was not recognized until he approached with
a hasty coed evening, gentlemen, when they
knew the Commanding General. He remained a
halt hour, walking up and down, making BRIT f
suggestions, then rode swiftly away. At nile
O'Clock our informant being absent at the mo
ment. informed that the General had been
there again. At one O'Clock he re-appearei.
Another officer OF the same regiment reported
that At 3 O'Clock. A NJ. the Commanding Gen
eral. with one orderly, visited the works he was
engaged on, three miles from those first named.
Both points were eight miles from headquarters,
where it was known that the General transacted
business from time TO time through the night.
and where he break tasted next morning.
This We are assured Is his constant habit. No
wonder the army are enthusiastic admirers Of
such man.
The same officer told us hat on the last DAYS
fighting, near Harrison's Bar, men be was stand
lng where the enemyS shells were falling rapidly
and numbers Of the wounded and dead Law around.
in the midst Of the battle, Numbering cheer
went through the ranks as Gen Mcclellan rode
down among them. The widest excitement per
vaded the regiments and cheer on cheer VAS
given The officer said that the wounded men
who lay around waved their hands. and man
who was terribly shattered, caught his cap, waE ed
il over his head and cheered lcebly but Joyously
Our informant SAW that man die within ten min
utes after the young General had gone by. such
affection no common man cali win. aud it i
proper 10 add that Gen. Mcclellan wins il by mo-
show, nor pretensO1, nor By any 20 i;al a
other prestige, but solely as brave and nobss
soldier, whom the army confisie IN one who
viii 90 MS duty though the heavens fall.-N. Y
Journal Of Commerce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17
Democratic Union State Ticket

~ The Journal says that ID. W. VooRHrrs
declares that he means TO stand between the
farmer and tax gatherer.' And in the sense he
made the declaration !, ~as right. He counseled
no "factioas resistance TO the Government. Lu.
he should condemn the policy which added to the
burdens OF the farmer and laborer. by expending
large sums Of money in feeding and supporting
vagabond negroes in idleness. aud allowing the
public treasury TO be pundered- by thieving con-
tractors and favorites Should not every houest
man thus "stand between the farmer and tax
gathererf''
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17

Hon. S. s Cox. Of Ohio, in a speech in the
House on the 9Th inst, said:
A man who can stand up In this Congress and
say that he il for the Union conditionally. what
ever condition il MY be. or who would place the
destruction OF slavery above the Union. as the
Ab0Iitlonsts here do, Is man who would
commit an overt act of treason ut any time,
and he deserves just what the traitors at the
s ruth deserve. He deserves convection, judg-
ment and execution.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17

cratic papers have done their duty 20 those in su-
thori,s promptly and generously. And they will
continue TO DO 80, notwithstanding their motives
and acts are malighei by those In power. who,
instead OF intensifyiug party feeling. should. in
the hour Of the coUnuy's danger. do all In their
power to soften political a-perities. and to produce
that union Of sentiment and harmony of action
necessary to save the Government from .he dan
gers which 30 fe4rfully menace il.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17

As Republicans aud Republican papers (par-
ticulariy the Journal OF this city, are continu-
ally quoting and harping upon few passages in
the record Of certain Ohio Democrats and charg
ing all Democrats and other conservatives with
being secessionists and sympathzers with the
rebels. we propose 10 examine briefly the record
of prominent Republicans and Of leading Repub-
lican papers, (including. of course. the Ohio
State JoaraaI) in order to ascertain who at the
North are justly charge,ble with holding seces
sion views. and. of course. svmpathizing with the
rebels, according to Republican logic.
We begin with no less parsonage than
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17
"Gre0f american Remedy"
DIR. HARvEY'S
CHR0N0-THER FEMALE PILLS

which have neve yet failed when the directions have
been strictly foilONed in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION. OR sToPPAGE OF NATURE.
Or restoring the when suffering
from Spinal Affections, ProlapSus Bter, the Whites
other weakness Of the Uterine Organs Also n all
OF Debility Nervous Prostitution; Mysteries Palpita
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tie result.
Each box contains co Pills Price 81, and wn.u se-
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agent, on receipt Of the money.
Sold BY Druggists generally. j. BRYAN
Rochester New York, General Agent.
gd5r ToMLINSOS COX, Agents for Indianapolis.
iulyI9-d&w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17

CIV .EHoN
Married Ladies IN certain situations sho,is ~. -
them. for reasons zee directions On each Dor
Price One Dollar Per Box
They are sent in thin, Eat box, posiar. r.. . IN
paris OF the United States upon the receipt Of he pie
Prepared and sold BY DR FwrS1s f''0N-
No. Is Virginia Avenue
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EEH pleasure the duties Of married life;
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vi A N III q d ID;
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Special Notice.

10 dDTFRTLSERS--fH fdrerffss8rafs fak~E l0r
pelfsd fis ard on terrell asf befsre fte frlirHin
Of fiaS spscidef. lcb, oLarysd Ds regsifr rafs
f1rthe SIM 10 re fine fh~y ordered ouf-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-17

papers OF the State 70 he disloyal aud
sympathizers with tie rebellion. After thus in
suiting them. he tnsis fault with them turjust-
~. thought for not publishing his prcclamations
and orders. What right has he under such cir
cumstEnces. 70 be treated by them with the
slightest courtesy. Notwithstanding this ohio
guy right Ia the face OF il. IN fact the Demo
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IMPORTANTTOLADIES.

nR. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOR UPWARD or
twenty years j. voted his professional time .xcu-
sively TO the treatment Of Female Difficulties,
and having succeeds in thousands OF I'm esioring
tbeafiicte1 10 sound health has entire confidence
offering publicly bis
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Are speedy In action, often efecng IN few days.
and when a cure is effected IL j. permanent They
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
And will be sent by mail postpaid by any advertised
Agent receipt Of the money Sold by Druggists gen.
orally.
None genuine without my signature the wrapper.
J. BRYAN Rochester, n. A.,
General Agent
Hes- ToxLINsoN a COX, Agents for IndianspOl
juyls-d&w 81
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WV YORK rRIBrNE

This Journal Is one Of the most widely circua
ted aud influential Republican papers N the eoun-
Try, aud one OF the most rampant ultra Abolition
sheets The value il sets upon the Union and is
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TIE TERRIBLE HAVOC OF THE LATE BiTTIES
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Bioodinc.s Of the Late Baities-AieAandrt"
"a tlospitni-Const Stream Of wounded
List Of Names.

From Our Special Correspondent
ALKI,spRi., Va, Sept. l. 1854.
The details Of the battles Of Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday are too heart-rending TO relate and
vet nothing is 20 be gained by concealing the truth.
Alexandria IL Il vast hospital. The streets are
crowded with ambulances and baroacbes filed with
fine dead. the diving, AMI the wounded. Boat load
after boat load il moving of from the wharves for
Wasbington-train after train is leaving the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad with their bloody freight.
All day and all night the sad procession moves Sol
iiers who cannot be carried in ambu'anees walk ana
mp by the side OF tue roads OF lie down until some
friendly hand comes 10 their relief. The first tele-
grams from The lirst battle Of Bull Run were favor
able. and all Washington and nearly the whole
North were rejoiced.
Gen. popes dispatches received in Washington
on Saturday, the day Of our disasro defeat, filled
every heart with joy The telegraph bad
hardly clicked the joyful news before hun reds
boqsn 10 have presentiments that all was
not we'll with Tue com I'D armies Of Virginia
and the Potomac. 1h' lOar of artillery toward
evening could be distnc4y heard from the tops Of
the public buildings il Washington, and began TO
indicate that the conflict was approaching the Po.
tomac-lhat our troops were being driven, aud the
battle lost. Hundreds who had been closely listen-
Ing to the cannonadng all day retired at night fully
convinced that the bA;,le was lost and yet but few
hours had passed nee the posting OF the bulletin
announcing grea vc.'ry by Gen. Pope.
Onr loss has NJ only ben great III officers and
privates killed wounded, md taken prisoners, but
The destruction ofIropegy by our own bands has
been immense. The Ora &c and Alexandria Rail-
road has lost more than ,ne.hslf its rolling stock.
Two hundred and fifty new ears, heavily laden WIN
soree snd ~ Grsi class 10 omotives were burned Or
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Attempt 10 Cut on Oar Supply Trains
THE TRAINS ARE ALL SAFE
llNES OF TIE KILLED And WCr}DED'

Sr.,tl D patch 70 The y. y. Tt.bune.
WAsHiNOroS Tuesday, September? 1888,
Gen. Kesrney Mas killed las; night. His BODY
was this morning sent 10 our lines through a rebel
fac of truce.
The remains Of Col. Fletcher Webster passed
through the city en- rouie for Boston this evening
Brighten. Isaac s. Stevens was killed last night
his body was taken of the field by his own stat.
His ron, acting as aid. was wounded.
Gems. Kearney and Stevens were killed in re-
we're engagement which took place last evening near
Chsntillv about two miles north of Fairfax Court
House, between portion Of Gen. Pope's army and
Jaekeons forces. Our loss was heavy, but the tne-
my was driven back nile, and we occupied the
Geld OF battle until three O'Clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03
Abou, our Noundsd-Reboi- Rcpcl FIng'
Of Truce shns they nny have time 10
Rob the Dead -PIundering the Wounded
-shnuseluI Conduct o. 4 MON Civilians
The Rebels short Of Food Our sPicn-
did Re-entOreesnenis.
From Our sp,cia, Correspondent
TToni Cur Special Correspondent.
hnDorAlrfgs A,1r or Vr,GiNN'


WAsnISuroN, Sep..iab.r I. 1866!
We Lett Washington on saturday evening after
the battles Of tlat and The previous day With view
to yet a. near the battlefield possible, in order to
atteudio wounded, bury tho dead Reaching Cen
,reyiie on Sunday morning early, aitei horribly
io'ing ride over the toughest road think ever eA-
perieuced, we found much 10 our DISAPPOINTMENT,
that the victory We believed ouf arms had achieved,
had been changed into something like defeat.
Mcdowell who had the left was 20 unfortunate as
to have been aked, while on center almost ~ the
san,e time fell bacl, without, however, beng
broken. 1t aIpeas that the attack on orr lei'
and center was almost simultaneous, Mid We
had TO leave the battlefield with most OF our
d. al aud wounded to the enemy. Inc sur
ceons l presume during the engagement, had
succeeded in bringing off several Of the wounded
of both days. and dressing the wounds OF many more
who, unfortunately, had to be left on tie Held, 30
that up TO the morning of Monday, several hundred
boo, sellows who were badly wounded were sill
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TIE WAR in VIRGINIA.

Sevege Engagement OF Monday Hight