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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08
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WASHINGTON. July 6-The Tnbune's special
says:
Com Wilkes has been ordered to the com
maud Of the iotila In James riuer.
Ii Is said that Gen. Lew. Wallace earnestly
desires TO be sent with number Of Indiana and
Ohio regiments To join Mcclellan
According 10 latest advces from Fortress
Monroe Col. Van Wyck is not dead but seriously
wounded.
A special to the Herald SAYS:
There arrived TO day five Lieutenants and two
Sergeants OF an Iowa regiment captured at Shi
loh and afterwards prisoners at Macon, Georgia.
They exchanged clothes with rebel soldiers in
prison. procured couple of skifis and started
down 0ccamulgee river. When they arrived at
the mouth of the river they we're picked up by a
boat from one of our vessels. They were trans
ierred 10 the transport Massachusetts and arrived
at Fortress Monroe on Saturday morning.
An officer OF high rank from McCleIlan's ar.
my who has visited Washington gives the most
encouraging account Of affairs which has yet
been received here He states that our army is
much larger than is currently reported In view of
our late losses and that il Is perfectly secure
position either for offensive or defensive move
ments, aud this without the aid of gunboats
even.
The officers aud civilians who are constantly
arriving here continue TO give fabulous accounts
of the number OF the rebel forces precpitated
upon Mcclellan in the battles. and yet unofficial
information here persists in saying that Beaure.
CARDS army. or most OF il, Is still ia Mississippi.
In this be so, the rebel force mrst have been in
creased to its present numbers at Richmond by a
rapid conscription.
Senator Clark will leave for New Hampshire
in day or two to recruit new regiment. Sena-
tor Dixon has already gone 10 Connecticut for the
same purpose.
The United States steamer Montgomery, oil
the Rio Grande, has captured the British schoon-
er Will o'.the Wisp, loaded with gunpowder in
fish barrels and in bags. percussion caps, shoes,
and Il case marked clothing.
The United States steamer Benville captured
off Cape Fear the schooner Morning Star from
Nassau, heading for Wilmington. She was
loaded with salt, acids, cigars, &c.
No more furloughs will be granted TO returned
prisoners. All furloughs heretofore given them
are hereby revoked and all prisoners now at
large on their paroles, or who may hereafter be
paroled by the rebel authorities. will Immediately
repair, ii belonging to regiments raised in New
instruction established near Annapolis; ii be.
longing to regiments raised in Virginia, Tennes-
see. Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana and Michigan, to
Camp Chase, near Columbus, Ohio; il belonging
to regiments raised in Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Iowa and Missouri, to the camp near JET
ferson Barracks, Missouri and report for such
duty compatible with their parole may be $
signed TO them by the officers in command OF
said camps: and all, whether officers or soldiers,
VINO fail To comply with this order within the
space of time necessary will be accounted de
serters and dealt with accordingly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

s,h Mich. finger: L, D Root. u Mich. right
arm; Arson Preston, 1t Mich, ia eve: Wn
II Eserman. 39th Indiana. hngcr: W I DENIM.
burge. 4th Michigan. hand AMI ankle. Love.
4th Michigan. shoulder. G Rec. l6sh Michigan.
Llbow: Z Barthon. 81 Michigan. hano; W Toll
some. 5th Wisconsin: W Hallister, ID Michigan:
Mott. 9TH Michigan. r Mason. ID do; NJ 7
Clemens. 9Th do: Pierce. 10Th do; d Cole.
9TH do: ID T Breeze. 9th do: W W Henry, Let do
FozrREss MoSRor. July 5.--Fresn troops are
rived here from Washington Yesterday during the
day. and went up James river on the evening Of
the 4th.
-Four small steamers. with four larger ones IN
tow, arrived at Fortress Monroe THE morning,
loaded Nth artillery, men, horses. &C, doubtless
bound up the river.
A skirmsh took place yesterday morning. near
our left wing which resulted In the defeat of the
rebels. We took 900 rebel prisoners. and three
small batteries. Our cavalry then followe Ell them
I'LL they passed beyond White Oak Swamp.
Great difficulty exists in obtaining list Of
killed IN the late battles, as comparatively few
cases exist where any one can tell whether the
missing were killed. wounded or taken prisoners.
For the last two days the rebels nave shown
but little disposition TO fight and yesterday ren
pushed their grounds and batteries almost with
out resistance Second dispatch saws:
The steamer State OF Maine left Fortress Mon
roe last evening for New York with $40 wound
Ell soldiers on board: but met with an accident TO
her machinery and was lowed back
The Daniel Webster will take her wounded 20
New York and will probably leave this point to-
night.
The 5. r. Spaulding arrived here this morning
from Hauison's Landing with 500 sick and
wounded. They will also leave to-day for New
York.
A rebel gunboat was captured yesterday up the
James river and brought down to Harrison s
Landing. Ii was completely riddled with ball
holes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

SLEEPY .-Sunday was warm-we have men.
toned that fact belore-and after the swetering
heat of the day. the night was glorious Tor sleep
Ing. People stand more sleep in hot weather
than in cold, anyhow Get in the draft. put ou
the lights to keep the bugs out, and then will
nothing but light sheet over you, If YOU have
got nm easy conscience. you sleep like top
Sunday night was emineutly "A sleepy one. AT
an early hour tie streets were as quiet as the
grave. The whole city was wrapt in repose. po
lice and all-all, we should say but few un
easy spirits, who amused themselves in the fine
moonlight by transferring the signs in one end o
the city from door to door. In the morning the
most laughable tumble of names, and the most
inextricable confusion of business found Il
exist, and our policemen were highly cOmpli
mented on their proficiency in the art of sleep n
soundly. Ii they were sleepy, they should sleep
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

MARION County INSTITUTE The third ses-
sion OF this Institute will open July IL. 2 o'clock
p. NJ. 1862, at the Scco:pd Ward School House.
indianapolis, aud continue in session two weeks
Teachers will observe the change from Mount
jackson TO Indianapolis; change We think emf
Dently commendable.
The following are the instructors in the vari.
Gus branches: Primary Reading. Miss Lucy
Jones; Elocution. Prof Kidd; Analysis of words
spelling, +. :. Green; English Grammar, j II
Martin; Rhetoric. @. W Hoss; Int. Arithmetic
G.. w. Bronson Writ. Arithmetic A. q. Short.
ridge; Algebra. Pleasant Bond; Physiology, Drs
Parvin and Fletcher: Penmanship, Cyrus Smith
Vocal Music. L J. Water: Object Lessons, -
Gymnastics. g. w Hoss.
Text Booxs.-Readers, McGuiiey's, 81 and
9th, new; Speller and Analyzer, De VOLTS
Grammar. Pinneo's; Rhetoric. Quackenbos' %
part; Arithmetic, Rays 2l 81 aud Higher; Al.
zebra, Rays; Physiology, Cutters, Part Sd; Mu
sic. Day School Bell. and Wreath.
LECTURES AND EssAys-Daily lectures oil
Modes of Teaching. by the Superintendent and
Others. Evening lectures by experienced teach
ers, and papers by different members of the Instr
tute.
Fellow teachers, the committee feel safe il
promising you able and varied instruction. A.
evidence of such instruction, your attention in in
viIed TO the names of the instructors and thu
branches to be taught Specially would the,
call attention to the subject OF eocuton under
the instruction of Prof Kidd. This instruction
will he secured during the first week only; henc,
subcommittee earnestly invite your attendance
and pledge themselves to do what they can to
make the Institute interesting and profitable
Boarding can be had on reasonable terms. Per
Executive Committee.
G.. w. Hoss. Superintendent.
A. G. SHoRrRIDGE, Assistant.
c. SMITH Secretary
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CATION.

The MARKETS full of limitations represented TO be the
same as BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs," which are
in most cases productive ofpOsve injury Many deaer,
wllrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles afOrding prolific themselves Ask for s1d
OBTAIN only "BRowN'S BRONCHIAL TROCaEs,'
which by long experience have proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally and test
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. when allowed tc
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence t.
the affected parts: the sedave and soothing effect
mucus lining Ofthe wndppe into the BronchiiallaysPu
monay irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds anC
the various which public speakers
singers are liable febll -dly'62
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New York Market.

NKw YokK, July Z.
Flour opened heavy and closed SC lower: sales
at 81 5004 20 for supertine State; 81 90(a5 05
for extra State: 81 5e@4 65 for superfine West.
ern; 81 sO65 10 Tor common TO medium extra
Western: s. l0a5 20 for common to good ship.
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; aud S. 81
d6 80 for trade brands.
Wheat market opened heavy; closed fully PC
lower. the strike OF the shovelers thereby pre-.
venting the loading of vessels has very depress
ing effect. Sales Chicago spring 81 a. | %: Nil.
yankee club 81 Nal IL; Racine Spring Sl09:
amber Iowa 81 l2@l Is: the latter are an ex
IRENE price: winter red Western 81 GOAL %;
amber Michigan 81 25@l 26: the latter for
choice. Amber Green Bay 81 Ia; common
white Ohio 81 81
Corn heavy and fully &c lower. sales at 46Ca
Sic for new mixed Western, 52@53c for old and
42d45c for unsound
Pork steady with fair business. sales at $40 81
for mess, $40 IS Tor prime mess and So 30 for
prime
Beef firm and quiet.
Butter selling at 9@l4c for Ohio and l0@l7c
for State
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TnE RECENT EXCURSION FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO
CiSclSSAri VIA Madison. = This trip the
Fourth OF July last was one of the most agree
able Of the season. A splendid band accompa-
MED the party. engaged expressly for the occa
sion. Magnihcently grand was the music dis
coursed on board the Jacob Strader. all borne IN
the stiffness of the nigh. air over the waters oil
the beautiful Ohio. To one and all oil the oifi
GERS managing this excursion. the thanks of the
public are due Conductor VI. Wolf and Capt
Charles David each exerted themselves. and sue
ceeded in winning new laurels in the effort to
make the trip agreeable to those they had IN
charge. On the next excursion OF the kind by
this popular route, undoubtedly all will go who
desire pleasure and healthful recreation.
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THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL s sent by all the early
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We have for sale the following valuable documents,
and AK Democrats In every County and Township In In
diana club together and send for Them for distribution
vOerhees's speeches.
The speeches of Hon. ID. W. vooRwks upon the fnan-
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VI the Administration; the Of The public udebt-
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Increased Published pamphlet Of sixteen pages.
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speech Of Wtchardsou, and Address "a
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The speech 81 Hon W A. RicHsnpsoS, 81 Illinois, ex-
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the taxpayers paying Tor the experiment. In the
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Circulate the Docu ments.
These documents should be placed in the hands Of
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Speeches should be ordered by Express, IL possible
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

KANSAS CRY, July 5-The first coach OF the
new Santa Fe mail has arrived, and brings dates
to the Odd. News meagre.
IL is reported the Texans had sent Commits
sioners to the State of chihuahua to obtain per
mission from the Mexican Authorities 10 pass
through that State TO Texas The permission
was not granted. This refusal on the part of the
Mexican authorities will doubtless delay the
Texans in Arizona longer than they would other
wise have stood.
The first New Mexican regiment of volunteers
has been entirely rcorganized.
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COMMISSIONED Commissions have been ia
sued by the Governor of Indian to Richard II.
Scott, 81 Lieut.. 26th Indiana; Mark Daril. lst
Lieut., 10th; John W. Dunn, 81 Lieut., 10th;
DEWITT q. Wallace, Captain. doth; George s.
Foreman, 81 Lieut.. 10th: George n Graves.
Captain, 36sh; Hugh Jamison, lst Lieut.. 7th;
Jerome Williams. 81 Lieut.. eth: Cyrus j. Ward,
2d Lieut.. 18th; Abraham b. loves, Jst Lieut.,
18th; Alexander Leechman. 2d Lieut.. 18th; Jno
Tison, lst Lieut., 18th; Lewis w. Knobe, %
Lieut. 18th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

RESIGNED The following Indiana officers
have resigned:
26th regment-Lieut. Col. r. O'Neal; Capt.
Lewis Marker; lst Lieut.. Abram Hill; Adjutant
Henry Shrader; Captain Richard g. Kelsey; lst
Lieut.. 5 mue Migan; Captain Mortimer Q.
Holman; Lieut.. S. w. Leiper lst Lieut.. Aaron
l.. Hunt.
59th regment-2d Lieut.. John Phillips; I'd
Lieut.. j. W. Murphy.
Eth regiment-Capt VIM. c. Lement.
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com M ERciAl.



CtncinDnfi Market.
CINCINNATI. July J.
Flour dull and l0c lover; sales Of superfne at
50 zoos 81, aud extra esa4 10.
Wheat declined 3d5c per hushel. aud dull at
1880 for red. and $4,000 for white.
Corn declined 20 35c. and Il dali
Rye unchanged and quiet At 49950c.
Whisky has advanced to 2Sc, and the specula.
tive demand more active.
Provisions very dull.
Bulk nett offered At aI6@4c. and meas pork
at 50 50@l0.
Lard firm and unchanged.
Groceries firm and unchanged
Gold Is bought at 10 and sold at ll@llIs
premium.
Demand notes ~ and in active request
Exchange dull nj par selling and a discount
buying.
Thermometer now 90 in the shade
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M EDtCAl.

FUyHEsE Pills the result q mncn steady and
ful experence - al varieties Of Female oonpiaiurs,
an q irrsg1isriss. supprssiors Ifuctarbss
CT Whites, lnfa1ma,io1 % IT, BLADDER. Ksd-sy ARD
womb. and loss 81 Ssr~o1s Ferry. - raeir css 70
above all praise
entirely free fTo1 any Msr-nAl xinsrai potsor
are purely vegetable snf free iron danger -
used with perfec- safefz.
Among the manyth0ussn6s fhaf lave esed them ~ al
parts Of The Uuion rpeak ~ % then, for al Ike
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A Mistake.

The impression appesrs 10 prevail among many Dem
oeras that we have 40 Job Oce connected with the SEN
TfxEL oasce Thls l. mistake. There i Office IN
the city that Il % we'll prepared % do all kinds Of BOOK
AND JoB PRINTING are texcspt large bin posters
and will feel under obligations 70 all Democrats, moi
only IN the city, bat IN the State. for any work they
send 10 efce We have public patronage to de-
pend aid the paper-~e ask the party 10 AID u with
their work. far they We can do good YORK
and good terms, a any other Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

EXCHANGE TRorTING CoURsE.-There was an
exciting and interesting trotting race on this
track on the 18th of July which was largely at
tended by those interested in manly sports. A
purse of $50 was offered for double teams TO
road wagons, at mile heats, best three in FIVE.
The following teams were entered: John Viii
hams's lobe and Don Pedro; Mr. BlOss's bay
iron and bay stallion Mr. Hasselman's Buckshin
and Confidence, John W. Browning driving
AT ) o'clock tie horses we're called After
several false starts, the teams cot away, BlOsss
tenn having the pole. Williams the second, aud
Browning on the outside On making the first
turn. Browning drove out ahead, and maintained
his lead throughout Time, 3:l2L
On the second heit. Browning nad the pole,
Bloss next. and Williams on the outside After
several efforts they got the word "go," and at
the turn Browning drove out ahead as before,
and came in winner IN Sos, Williams challenging
him on the home stretch. but fell short about a
length.
On the third heat. Browning had the pole.
Williams the second. and BlOss on the outside.
They all went around the first turn together.
Williams leading on the back stretch and on the
home stretch; Bloss passed both teams, winning
the heat by half a length. Browning coming in
third, first awarded the second by judges. Time,
3l3.
Fourth heat: Bloss had the pole. Browning
second, and Williams outside Bloss took the
lead maintained il, and won the heat in 3:l4
Fifth heat: Bloss had the pole, Williams the
second. and Browning outside. At the word
go" Williams drove out ahead, Browning toll
lowing closely and in the back stretch the latter
team passed, maintained il throug Iout and won
il in $40.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

COMPLIMENTARY BENEyTT-The compliment
tary benefit 70 the Sisters Webb CONES of to-
night al Metropolitan Hall. The correspondence
on the subject will be found ia this mornings
paper The plays selected for the occasion are
such as will illustrate the peculiar talents of the
young actresses-talents that have been the sub
ject Of such enthusiastic commentator here and
elsewhere We anticipate full house and al
wise those who wish 20 secure good seats 10 70
early or secure them at the box office this morn
me
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RtPLY


IsDfANAPoLIs, July D, Ieb2
To Messrs. Gridley. Buell.. Judson and others:
We have received your kind note of this date.
and We beg leave to assure you that this evidence
Of the continued kindness of the people Of 1ndi-
annapolis adds 10 the many obligations that we
are under 10 them, and il most deeply affects u.
We have never visited your city without receiv-
ing testimonials Of the generosity OF il citizens,
and Ne beg leave TO say that IL has been an in
centive 10 increased effort. w our humble way, TO
amuse and crafty the public upon whose liberal
ity we depend
We accept your invitation with pleasure and
will name Tuesday evening. the 9Th inst. for the
proposed complimentary benefit.
Most sincerely and gratefully,
EMMA and ADA WEBB.
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M 0lCAI.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY 2
THAT Is THE QUESTION.


YuyHE prcprietors Of the "pARlSIAN CABINET OF
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ing SECRETARY PAEIssAS CssiSEr ANATOMY AM
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EATRA TRAIx-HAIF FARE-rbe Jefferson
vile Railroad will run an extra train TO Franklin
on Thursday. July IL. to accommodate al that
want to attend the Democratic Congressional
Convention The train will leave the Union De
20, at III O'Clock A. NJ. and, returning, leave
Franklin about o'clock p VI. Tickets half
uxice 7-d&wtd
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RUxAwAY.-A horse attached to light cover
ed wagon ran away on Meridian street along the
Circle Yesterday afternoon. and when near North
street he struck tree stripping the harness off
and dIsengagin himself from the wagon and
kept ON his way unmpeoed. DE may be running
vet At last accounts he was.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

Il The proclamation of the Governor. call
ing Tor eleven more regiments from Indiana. viii
be responded 10 by the people. Already there j:
a STR among that class OF men upon whom the
labor 81 raising recruits devolves-those who
aspire TO command The bountilul harvest vii
soon be Lard by. and when the wheat is in Tho
barn. and the last blowing eivess 10 the corn
thousands will rush forward TO fill The quota and
keep the name Of Indiana foremost among the
loyal States of the Union.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

cT-TO THE NERVOUS AND CONSUMP-
TIVE OF BOTH SEXES. A Retired Clergyman having
been restored health a few days, after many years
of suffering is willing to assist others by sending
(free on the receipt OF post paid directed envelope
copy of the prescription used Direct TO
Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGSALL,
je9-d&w8m l56 Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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MEETING or CoUScIL.-A called meeting Of
the Council was held last night to consider the
remonstranee from the Fourth Ward in reference
10 the amended slaughter house ordinance The
meeting called to order and the object OF il stated.
but as the members from the Ward most inter
rested-Messrs. McNabb and kuhlman-were not
present il adjourned without action in the matter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

Am Broken - esteriay a son of Mr. Eel
lers. the matchmaker. fell through the hatchway
from the second story of Geisendorff's store, in
Biake's Block. and broke his arm between the
wrist and elbow. The hoy playing with
smother lad OF the same size, in the room above.
and attempted to jump into a basket which hung
on the hatch~ay rope. he either missed the
rope or the basket turned, and he tell TO the floor
below The break vas a bad one-the bone
protrudng through the skin.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

PIKE TowxsHIr-Notice is hereby given that
there will be meeting of the Democracy OF
Pike township at the Center schoohouse, Sstur-
day July 18th. for the purpose OF appointing dele
gates to the Congressional Convention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-08

ST.. JosEpHs URsULINE CoSvENr.-The exam
nations at this Academy. located at Springfield.
Illinois, we're concluded the 9Th inst. and the
papers of the city speak highly of the progress of
the Young ladies on their musical ana scientific
studies