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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
War Meetings.

ToLsDo, August IA large and enthusiastic
war meeting was held in this city to-day. Bust
ness was almost entirely suspended. Speeches
were made bv Hon H. B. Payne, F. T. Buckus
and others.
LAwREScEBURG, Ind. August I've have
had a very enthusiastic war meeting tonight, the
chief feature of which was the speech of Major
Gen. Lew Wallace.
After prayer by Rev. T.. D. Long. Col. SpOoner
introduced Gen. " allace, who commenced by al
luding 10 one year ago, WREN he conducted the
llth Indiana regiment TO this city, and remarked
that the kindness by which they were received.
He said the war policy in a measure had been
changed, aud they would now take rebel property
houses, meat and drink.
He asked ii we he we're TO take the niger 20
do the heavy work for our soldiers. would We
objectg Cries of mo, no-take the niger to
= After the over, would he give the
niger backI [Cries OF no. no. Would he give
him back any more than the -four and meatl AT
ter the war is over, can settle that matter
Nov is the time TO shoulder guns and follow
him To fight for the flag. pointing TO the dag )
Great cheering. and cries or Eve viii go-"l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
isrrrLrssArs.
VevS York MARKET.

NEw YoEx. Aug L.
Fiour-Market continues heavy, and prices
without any material ch-nge: sales at 81 c505
for superine State. s. 2o(d5 30 for extrs State;
81 sSa5 for supcrhne Western; IS 3p@5 90 for
common 20 medium extra Western. 81 soa5 IS
for common 10 good shipping brands exfrx round
hoop Ohio; and s. 65@6 so Tor trade brands.
ms,ket closing heavy. with no buyers Al outside
quotations.
Whisky 6rm: sales at 3lea3ii.c
The supply of wheat l. quite moderate and
with a good export demand the msfkes rules
quite FIRM sales Of Chicago spring az Al 1870
1 IL: Milwaukee club 81 l7tal -: amber iows
81 22ai %: winter red Western 81 2sal -;
amber Michigan 81 "a: white Michigan 81 -
al IS, and mixed Western 81 81
Rye quiet; sales at 1915 for Western. and
s3Cdc5c for State
Barley dull AMI nominal
Corn les active and closes rather heavy; sale
at soc for old mixed Western
Oats very dull az 46d4sc
Pork-Market opened firm and closed shade
easier; sales at Sli@ll % for ness. closing az
Sll@ll 1917 for prime. and Sll@ll IS Tor
prime mess.
Reef quiet and firm.
Bacon sides dull.
Lard very firm; sales az SD a9iSe
Butter selling ri l0@l4c tor Ohio. and ls@
l7c FOR State.
Cheese firm at 4@sisc
Money market rules quite easy at 4(d5 for un-
called and sac per cent for prime psper: ster
ling exchange dull and declining; bankers bills
quoted at 1861; gold opened nj l5iz 0i5ls. and
closed at l51s California gold bars l55 per
cent. prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
from Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. August IA letter from For
tress Monroe dated July 30th To the Inquirer,
says:
Seven OF Commodore Porters feet arrived
and came 10 anchor IN the Roads early this morn
luz. Twelve of the flee; lett Southwest Pass on
the 18th OF these, seven have reached Fortress
Monroe and the others are hourly expected. The
officers and crews think they are to reduce Fort
Darling, and intimate perfect willingness to IN
dertake the job. Fiery times may be looked for
in that direction shortly.
A special from Washington saws:
The correspondent OF the Inquirer reached here
tonight, from Warrenton, with the intelligence
THAI Major General Pope's army had advanced
beyond Warrenton. The men were in the best Of
spirits, and an enthusiastic feeling prevailed al
the prospect OF future business
PHILApELPHiA. August There was sold b,
auction this morning 500 hhds Of New Orean,
sugar cargo of schooner f f. Stewart. at IA a
l01sc cash. There was large attendance anC
bidding was spirited
4 lot OF molasses sold at 31d42c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
From wcCIelians Army.

HEADQUARrERs ARMY OF THE PoroNAc. August
About IL o'clock last night the rebels opened
fire from the opposite side of the river with two
batteries Of light artillery. The fire prnci
palIy directed TO the mail boat landing at the
headquarters of Colonel Ingles and the shipping
and encampments Of Westover.
The rebel pieces were handled well and fired
with great rapidity. -Four men were killed and
some five or six wounded. Several horses were
also killed.
The rebels had Il all their own way for some
time, as our troops did not anticipate attack
but the 81 Founders stationed at Col. Ingalls,
headquarters. soon silenced their guns. After
they opened. few of our vessels were struck
but no serious damage was sustained by any OF
them.
With this exception, nothing has occurred
worth mentioning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

CAiRo, Angus, The Grenada Appeal OF the
2-th contains Mobile dispatches announcing that
the steamer Cuba. which run the blockade at that
port on the 25th brought a full cargo Of arms,
ammunition. medicines and blankets.
The same paper. eiitorially. announces the &C
cupation OF Grand Junction Dy rebel forces on the
25th
A dispatch from Chattanooga saws:
The Feder,ls eyince great activity. evidently
preparing for some movement
Trains of cars arrived at Bridgeport with arms
and ammunition.
Advices from Jackson, Mississippi. say suff
cient State force has been sent 10 the Mississippi
river to protect the people of every county from
invaders.
The Columbia (Ga.) Times learns that Gen
Toombs has resigned
The Mobile News says:
One division OF Tupies's army have been or
dered eastward, and are expected at this place
soon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
Noon Reports.
w ASH GTON NEWS
DEPARTURE OF WAR VESSELS.
.Srriras Of F'Orfey's Fleet at Fort.
ress Monroe.
AFFAIRS ON TIE PENINSULA.
= . u II Fl z r N N Z w s.
AFFAIRS ON TIE PENINSULA,
From Washington.

WAsmScroS. August l.-Col. LOOMS, Adju
tant General OF Illinois. Is here 10 obtain arms Tor
the ten regiments called for from that State. He
saws that the ranks of nine will be full by the time
arms reach there.
Reports from Indiana, Vermont. Massachu-
sets. &c, &c, are particularly encouraging.
Other States are doing better than II was at inst
supposed.
Several of the heads OF Departments have been
in favor OF drafting ever since the call for 800
900 more men was issued. Others. however, are
known TO be strongly opposed to this step. The
probabilities now seem to be that no system OF
drafting by the General Government will be
adopted, but that every Governor who asks for il
will receive authority to draft.
Major II. II. GoldsborOugh, appointed Collec
tor for Washington Territory, will sail from New
York to morrow with commissions for the col
lectors and assessors on the Pacific coast.
Preliminary arrangements we're made 10 night
by number of gentlemen, with Senator Pome-
roy as chairman, for a public meeting To encour.
age recruiting for the army. President Lin, DIN
will be invited To preside. The prospect il that
"A large sum will be subscribed 10 aid this patrl-
Otto movement.
great many applications are made to the
War Department by individuals for authority To
raise regiments IN loyal States. None of these
applications are granted, because the entire con-
troll oi the regiments has been gwen To the Gov-
errors until they are ready for service.
A letter from Virginia says that Gen. Hatch's
cavalry brigade belonging to Pope's command Is
actively scouting the whole country from the
enemy's line to Little Washington, but is not
meeting with any large forces. He Is, however
making il too hot for spies and guerrillas many
OF whom frequently captured, and consigned
to the charge OF tie Provost Marshal.
Theodore Schwartz has been recognized by the
President consul Of Saxony for Kentucky al
Louisville
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
Prom New York.

NEW YORK, August l.-Yesterday morning
orpers were somewhat unexpectedly received AT
the BROOKLYN Maynard To put two United States
vessels in commission at once. Accordingly the
brig Bainbridge and steamer Vixen we're com
missioned.
Ii is said thai the new Concord iron-clad frig-
ate, now almost finished at Philadelphia, Is TO be
commissioned and dispatched TO sea with sealed
orders to- morrow. All her officers have been or
dered TO report forthwith Hencetorth no unnat-
uraIized alien is to be employed in any Navy
yard in the Union. All persons seeking employ
ment must, before they are accepted, produce Ger
tihcates OF naturalization.
This order Is aimed at large class OF foreign
ers who like to let Government money. but
threaten demand British other protection il
compulsory military service is demanded Of them
This order, If carried out, will result in the dis
charge OF some six hundred men AZ the different
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

The GOVERNOR CALLS ON NEW ALBANY FOR
AID On Saturday night, Col. Tuley, OF the
Legion, received a telegraphic dispatch from
Governor Morton. asking New Albany for two
or three companies of thirty days men for ser
vice along the border ia Kentucky. Colonel Tu
ley responded that he could not send him even
one company. This does not speak very we'll for
New Albany.
The necessities ofthe times demand immediate
military organization all along the border. W are
not disposed TO try to create any unnecessary
alarm but is known beyond doubt that the rebels
have complete organization in all the Northern
counties Of Kentucky; that they are bound to-
gether by oa,hs. and have their secret pass words
and hailing signs Their object is TO make raids
Or the border towns in this State. and plumber
and capture Union men. and destroy their prop
erty. The danger TO the border was never before
imminent Ana now it is with the citizens of
New Albany in view of these we'll known facts,
to determine whether they will quietly remain
unorganized. liabe To attack at any moment. or
organize and arm themselves for any emergency
few DAYS delav in this matter may make it too
late. What is important is immediate, organized
action. We most earnestly urge this upon the
citizens. A. Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

PoLIcE lrENs-There we're two or three cases
Of drunk yesterday before the Mayor Disposed of
by the usual line. One case. an old man who
had come here 20 take the cars on visit 20 an
adjoining county He had over hundred dol
lars stuffed loosely in one of his pockets. and
was brought up To take him from the clutches of
parcel of pickpockets who were following him.
He promised 10 take the next train and dis
missed, but when last seen Was Al owing his
money, and seeming TO invite the light fingered
gentry TO help themselves
a named Gibson up for disturbing the
peace of the neighborhood in which he lived. by
threatening 10 cut throats and do other terrible
things, frightening the women and children out of
their wits. The court room was filled with
men who testified to his repeated loud wariike
declarations He was ined-ihe fine and costs
amounting to Sl3. People who anxious
TO cut Threats ought to 60 into the army but they
are generally the last 10 20. They would rather
do up their little jobs about home.
Three or -four Cypriaas we're up for iniesting
the river bottoms and forcing their angelic pres
ence on Stranger and Others who are not posted
in the arts OF their vocation. They were sent to
the county Jail to do pennnee on bread and water.
TIE police. we learn. have been instructed to
break up the rendezvous OF these creatures on
the groves OF White river
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
STATUTES OF INDIANA.
GAVIN a HoRDS REVISION.

The second volume Of Nessrs. GAVIN Hord's esmpils
ton Of Indiana Statutes has Just appeared Tis volume
completes their work Its mechanical execution Is vsr
creditable and the skill learning and labor which the
editors have bestowed it. the high praise.
None bat learned. dgens lawyers could have produced
such a work
The second volume embraces all public statutes u
Indiana nov Ia force upoD subjects which relates
and the first all excepting the acts q the last regular and
sessions u the Legislature Il Is gEest excel
ence Of the compilation that all existing each
su5ec collected together in the psee IN thes~
volumes that the reader can Al glance all the
legislation any given subject. Take. for
ample, the act Of is52. organizing Coans u Common
reas-he editors publish the large. they aiso
prnt, la the form Of the page containing
this statute all the acts amendat0ry Ca II which have
passed up this time. And they have done OF
all the other contained the revision Of lisa.
The editors have added much tie value Of these vol
umes-esPecally the LASTLY The copous and learned
with which the volumes abound. These indi-
much labor and legal They furnish
concise and accurate form, with all the adudcstons Of
Supreme Court these These sdjudic@-
tions being very numerous the references them
in the volumes under consideration will be Of great value
TO the lawyer and indeed all persons Ina
Justice. The editors have also referred,
in their notes. decisions In otber States.
made statutes similar
IN excellence Of these volumes, to be overlooked
the full and index appended 10 each. IN Ind
ana there has been good index any volumes 81
statutes published by authority This provoking defect
has been completely remedied In volumes under
view; aud these indexes will greatly tighten the labor Of
all who have occasion to LOOK into statutes.
This is the first time that private enterprize has
tempted the publication Of Indiana The at
tempt. do not doubt, will be successful and will
duly reward the learned editors and enterprzng psbsh
ers Every lawyer WILL course purchase these volumes
aud every clerk sheriff and justice Of the peace Of the
State. will find il 70 mis- advantage own them
DAVID NDoNAID.
The foregoing notice by Judge NoDosAiD, Of GA,n
HoRDs Compilation Of the Statutes OF Indiana l. not de-
signed pun Of the work. but is unsolicited
menda,on Of the ability, accuracy, and completeness.
with which these volumes have been prepared.
The second volume. which has just been issued from
possible This edition Il viii he found
cesiy every lawyer justices Of the peace and county
officers in The publication Of the work
private enterprise aud the publishers only hope for
muneration in it, sale to those for whose convenience
it was prepared The two volumes contain about 1900
pages Of natter nearly double the quantity embraced In
the revision Of 1852.
The price Of tho work il a. 30 per volume 90 90 for
the volumes. Orders addressed the subscriber MI
receive prompt attention. J. J. BINGHAM.
June 9Th. is62. Indianapolis. Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

After speaking for two hours, and until be WAS
hoarse. he turned 20 say Few words to the Ia
dies. from whom he had received several bouquets
After thanking them. he admonshed them TO
bear hand by encouraging the men 20 help this
good old Government. which DOW 70. the tFst
time asked them 10 reciprocate past favors.
The audience vas very large. not one-iourth OF
whom were able 10 hear the General.
Aftes a few remarks by Col. Spoouer. three
cheers were given for the Union. three for Wal
lace ar<>three for the boys who enlist.
The meeting adjourned with music. the whiI-
zng of rockets aud bon6res The feeling i de-
cidelly cheering. A company viii be started to-
morrow and il is thought will be filed In few
days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
a Mistake.

The impression appears 10 prevail among many DEM
ocrais that have Job Office connected with the SEN
TfNEIs Office. This l. mistake There is Office in
the city that is so we'll prepared do all kinds Of BOOK
AND JOE PRINTING texcept large bill posters
and will feel under obligations to all Democrats not
only in the city, but in the State for any work they can
send Office. We have public patronage TO de-
pend aid the paperwe ask the party to aid Us with
their work. far they We do good orS,
and a good terms any other office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
sz-sINGER 4 co s LETTER"AnFAM

lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
nents, is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
FIJI. Of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing. from the running Of tuck in tarletan the max
ing of an overcoat-anythng from pilot or beaver cloth
down the soest gauze oosSamer tissue, and Is
ready DO its work to perfection can fell, hem bind,
gather, tuck quilt, and has capacity for great variety
of ornamental work This is not the only machine that
FELL hem bind and forth, but will do better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had variety of cabinet
The Folding Case which is beco ming popular, is,
asits implies, that can be folded into box
which, when opened makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work upon. The
Of every imaginable design-plain the wood grew
in its native forest deliberately finished
make them. l. VI. SINGER CO.,
No 45S Broadway. New York.
ess-lnd annapolis ofice-No- odd-Fellows' Hall,
Washington street. apls-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
CAUTION.

The markets. full of limitations, represented be the
same as BROWNS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - which are
in productive positive injury. Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles ao-' ng profit themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,'
which by long experience proved their value having
received the sanction of physicians generally and test
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. when allowed to
dissolve slowly the mouth, have direct influence to
the affected parts the sedatve and soothing effect to the
lining ofthe windpipe into the Bronchi alays Pull
monaFy irritation and gives relief In Coughs, Colds, and
the various which public speakers and
singer liable febll-dlH 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

AFFAIRS AT HAwtsviLLE "A gentleman liv-
ing in the ne'ghborhood of Yclvington. Davies
County. KY, which town il situated about five
miles back from the Ohio river. ON line almost
opposite Rockport Indiana. informs that the
guerrillas are organizing some six or eight miles
south of that place. and already number near
one hundred. IL was this gang which made the
threatening demonstrations on Hawesvie They
are well armed, and have good horses Yevng
ton - smnll country town, but has been cele
brated, since the commencement of the war. rs
one of the hot-beds of secession in that section
of the State.
Quite number of arrests have been made
there by Union troops. yet the same vindictive.
revengeiul and nsoient spirit characterizeS the
inhabitants which has long pervaded that neigh
borhood. and Union men look for no reet from
their insolence until some severe examples have
been made Why there should he any hesitation
in this regard, under existing circumstances, by
the proper military authorities. is matter OF sur
prise To the loyal citizens that vicinity. The
guerrilias are ia sufficient force To be defiant.
and after irreparabe mischief has been done Dy
them we suppose steps will be taken to break up
the gang.-N. A Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

- Yesterday WAS the twenty eighth anniver-
sary Of the emancipation Of the blacks in the
British West Indies. The shades" usually eel.
citrate the day their Fourth Of july" but
there parade made here.
The darkieS very sen-ibly dressed themselves
in Their best "Uibs and fuckers" and betook
themselves, With their wives and sweethearts. ~
the country. where they pic-nick ed il 10 their
hearts content In the evening they had fes
tiyal. which passed of quietly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

r. A very sensible horse took il into his
head 10 runaway yesterday He was not mad
and did not intend TO do any harm. but he just
wanted rsee. and he had &C. he had light
express wagon at his heels the street was crowded
with teams. and il was amusing Ia with what
care he steered around them He even looked
right and left at the crossings to if there was
danger of a collision with persons or things there.
and when he arrived opposite the Bates House he
stopped OF his own volition. and looked around as
II TO ask-"Did not | 90 that welll''
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

ORGASiztNG.-In all the Indiana towns along
the border between this city aud Henderson, the
most thorough military organization has been
perfected. At Cannelton. Rockport, Evansville
aud other points. the citizens have been formed
into companies. they have been armed with good
guns, which they keepat their houses. with thirty
or forty rounds of ammunition, alarm signals
have been adopted. places Of rendezvous designa-
ted, &c, and every precaution taken against
prise. At most of the towns. pickets are kept
out day and MIGHTY. 4. Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

The Editor Of the indiana Iollst1dn has printed in
German the speech Of Hon ID. W. VOORHEES,. upon the
Financial Policy and Frauds Of the Administration. Il
pamphlet Of "a pages printed in large clear
type aud will be furnished 81 per 100 copies Let the
Germans Indiana he well supplied with this valuable
speech All order accompanied with the cash will be
promptly attended to- Address,
JULIUS BOETriCHER. indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
IT, Send IN the names.

THR DAILY STATE sESTISRLis sent Wy all the early
morning express aud freight trains and delivered to sub
scrbers adjacent about the
trieufed In thsFy. This enables readers Substance
from the Capital of Indiana 10 the % day
from twelve hours befote they receive
paper Published elsewhere. News dealers and carriers
IN any Of the railroads centerng al
wi be supplied with the SENTINEL good terms
any other paper. ciubs for Daily viii be supplied At
Agents rates. Orders solicited. d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

Lu~lous PEAcHKs. - Mr. Dick Moore. ot
P0uttn He,d. Tennessee. Is furnishing our
mIrket With the choicest and s~eetesf peaches
We have seen this season. We have tried them.
and know that they taste well ~ thes look.
AMI the sight even Of such fruit i refreshing.
Mr.. J. NJ. Sanders. or the north-ssst corner OF
Washington and Meridian Streets. Is the agent for
the sale Of Mr.. NORRIS fruit, and will receive
fresh peaches every day by Express
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

THE 6yrH REGIMENT We learn that the pros
pect i fair for tbs filling up Of this regiment in
shors-iime. Col Bicklc has canvassed most of
the District. aud has been very successful in
srousing the right spirit Two companies are
being raised ia Henry. two in Randolph one in
Delaware. one IN Fayette. one IN Union and three
In Wayne.-R'chmoad J,6ersoaisn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

~ Major Foot. formerly Of the i4,h regi.
ment. as gallant an officer ~ ever drew sword.
goes a. Orderly Sergeant Of one of the Porter
county companies that passed through here lat
night Tor the Kentucky border. The comgan IL
commanded by Captain Howard. also formerly Of
the l1th Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

~ The individual Who saves money IN all
hi- dealings will undoubtedly grow rich II you
wish TO do this IN your purchases Of boots and
shoes. 90 TO cady 4 Co. in he Gienn-' block.
They 90 business on the same principle as the
New York Store. next door, and YOU car uot fail
To be satisfied il you will give them a trial.