Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02
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-''Sub-staies" me alf,sdy advertised IN he
Nes York sits diilie. Prices rspgii's from slvo
% = 900
LIE = fsnsnred that ~het, cur forces IN N-ir
guns lails concentrated N ljor Gfl eta. Hal
eek all tske the be i IA PERSON Commander
in Chief
The Providence citv Council have offered a
bounty Of 500 to three years men and S225 to
nine months men. n
The West has raised $40 600 men for the
fret grand army Of 100000. and il now has 20
duplicate the number to TIL the call for 6DO 600
more.
Sir Francis Head suggests = mild plan for
the defense of Canada. ": Al the first attempt
ata Yankee invasion let British cruisers bombaul
and burn Boston aud New York
The New Ole "a Advocate figures up a io-s
to that city of 1850 0O1 ,ODU n the effect Of Sc
ce--on already ex ,erienced OF this Sl5n.0Oa,
ODo j set down the value of agricultural pro-
auctions lost to the commerce OF that port by the
sn- pension of trade. This - paying dear Tor the
whistle.
Secretary Stanton j. reported TO have SAID
that a draft will certainly he made ON the 1T OF
September. II for no other reason than to assert
the National m .je-ty. and 90 show the power of
the nation 70 command its subjects Tor the nation
al deieuse 1t the Secretary made such remark
IL Wis a very fooif-n t--DOSt0H f-OSl
Father Dune. very estmlble Catholic
priest OF Chicago, has volunteered in the service
OF tie Union, and been appointed 10 the command
OF regiment. Col Mulligan. the hero OF Lex
ington. writing his congratulations saws ITO be
priest according 10 the order of Mechisleck is
great thing, but To be a Colonel according
the act OF Congress Is, speaking mildly bully.
The chlnces are a regiment will he sqseez
Ell out of Washington after all. Ii has been >ug-
gested that the duties OF many OF The very able
bodied young clei Ks ia the departments could be
performed by ladies' and old or delicate persons
especially where - much OF the work j. mere CO
pyiug-aud thus the army i'm the field have added
to il from The National Metropolis some very
good material
"A Busy WEEK Twenty thousand men will
cross our State borders this week Ia twelve
days. thirty five thousand. aud in thirty days.
Sky thousand OF the sOts of New York will an
smer To their names At roI-cdll on the banks OF
the Potomac! IL sixty days New York will have
her entire levy OF one huidrei and twenty thou
sand IN the Matchmaking srard aggregate from
the State oi quarter Of million OF men Al
baay Journal
The Richmond Dispatch publishes state
ment furnished bva contraband To the effect tiIat
some OF our soldiers stripped white woman and
whipped her terribly for expressing rebe! senti-
meDts The lying negro had been "a prisoner in
our camp aud said "he never wants To- dwell
among Yankees agan-he has enough of their
brutality toward white and black to disgust him
with the race forever" This i, the stuff Greeley
wants TO make Union soldiers from.
-iRIsn WIr-At a war meeting in a subur
dan town the other night, one of the speakers
WIS an freshman "a recruit. who called upon his
cOuntNmen TO come forward and enlist, saying
that the stout arms OF those who had constructed
our railroads, dug canals. anu laid the "Stone
walls OF our buildings, were wanted by the Gov
eminent. Intact, said he. There is a certain
"Stone WALL IN Virginia. that sadly needs laying
and by the blessing of God wen finish up that
job forthwith '-1rareiler
The most violent attacks have been made
on Gen. Mcclellan for his placing "A guard over
the house and property OF Hill Carter" Now
what are the inctsI When the advance guard
reached Carriers farm. in the retreat from the
Chickahominy TO the james river with some ak
hundred of our wounded the family devoted
their whole attention 10 their care, tore up all
their linen aud cotton sheets. towels, everything
III the house. for bindases and lint Over six
hundred head of The cattle OF this family were
taken by General Mcclellan for his army the
horses of the farm and all the saves to work ia
the trenches aud vet the hendi>h AboiitionistS
denounce Gen. Mcclellan because he protected
the women and children of this family from out
rage or insult Boston Post
= The New York Sunday 1Imes asks how it
would do for the enrolling officers rnder the new
militia law. to carefully provide themselves with
the names of all the members OF the Vide
Awake clubs which were 80 numerous IN that
city just previous to the late L, esideDtial cleo
tionI There were said 10 be) thirty thousand
young gentlemen attached to those clubs and
although lie" OF them. perhaps. were entitled to
"a vote. the majority OF them were over eighteen
years OF age and Consequently liable to u draft
A. they were very enthusiastic ut th time no
doubt they would delighted at an opportunity to
turn that enthusiasm To patriotic account; and us
they m ircled and counterm irched in streets
with great effect, there is isOn to suppose
that they would he less effective field where
actual fighting would he substituted for huzz ting
aud Lantern waving