Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14


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Gov. Seymour will probably arrive shis even
Ing
The Mayor has issued procls nation aeaiu.,
the rosors. stating that order shsi Be preserved
Nonouros are being taken by Gen. Wool which
will pro6sbly prove efsctual IN quclling TIE rot
Every negro ~ho has been seen by the mob
has been either murdered or horribly beaten; 20
thus faf have bsen killed.
One or tvo nssspapx o1ess have been threat
oned
The citizens are armng.
The colored Orphan Asylum has been De
stro, ed by the mob. and hotel ., Bulls Head
burned
While the mob vas passing down Second
enue somebody fired on them from q window.
when they fred the building which ~as also de
stroyed.
From Baltssnore.
BALTIMORE, July l2-The American has the
following special. dated Hsgersto~n the 18th
Early this morning il was discovered that the
Rebels had fallen. back from Funkssovn. A
reconnaissance thrown out from our right wing
discovered that they had withdrawn their left
toward the river aud formed line of battle in .
semicircle, covering wiliamsport
Kilpatriek's cavalry pushed forward and occu-
Immediately put in motion and SWEPT around in
the line of the Rebel retreat We enterei Funks-
town one hour after the Rebels left IT, They
had fortified the bridge over the Antietam at
Funkstown. but abandoned it.
From Warrington
WASHINGTON. July ia special to the Post
saws:
One OF the heaviest rain storms of the season
a. m al At mi In and sffI l..
road betw cen here and Baltimore is washed away
for half mile
Specials from Frederick make no mention Of
any engagement between the opposing armies
this morning.
The number OF pisoners forwari.d to Balti-
more is between 5000 or 9 0O0 This ~ indie.
pendent Of the number sent by Gen. Couch
IL is estimated that 3 800 deserters have left
Lees army. large portion Of whom have made
their way the Potomac.
II is believed that Gen Lee has ret in his com
mand not less than 81 900 men.
The following circular. No. ~, has just been
issued:
To answer the inquiries made TO this Office. il
is announced.
That any drafted person paving $500. under
section - of the enrolment set, is hereby ex
empt from further lat'i,es under that draft but
not IRON anv subseouent draft
=. ANY draise'i person furnishing an acceptable
substitute i exempt from military service for the
period for which said substitute is mustered into
service.
s. substitute once mustered into service
can not be drafted white ia the service
a. a drafted man can not pay Communication
or present substitute after he has reported him
self to the Board Of Enrolmeut for examination
5. Men who. on the 81 of March. le63 were in
the military service ~ substitutes under the draft
OF 1862. ami whose terms OF service have since
expired. are not liable tn the present draft; but
the persons for whom they were substituted are
liable to draft the same though they had not
been drafted and furnished SUBSTITUTES
In serving the notice. required by Circu-
lar No. 10 from this Office. a reasonable time to
report shall in each case be granted by the Board
of Enrolment 40 the men in the State service
who have been or may be drafted
(Slgnei.) JAMES Il. FAY,
Provost Marshal General.