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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-04-26
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~ sppssesss of tAs RspsA,isas parry -
. great triumph Of vhss ssed 10 BE- called
I" eo~ssrrvasis.,' - has bess 70 The vsr, and
there sac the voykings o. he Seeel;,os,
and also learned . thing or swo shas the
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process sasioaai crisis, which sspposes that
his cor eics can cod end lesve lhiass - Is
found hem. We mu.s eros Q
this food that sveIls sad foaas, ar abandon
The national hopes Of . GLORIOUS fusu,e.-
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and liberty muss be fought ous to the end
nov. o. re-fouxhs hereafter, under afers.
va,ed circss.sanses Nsrery rs-esfab.
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rosh Coifow 6gaia.
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to this eDa6iss bus She end NJ ~slavery. There
10 40 such ea.y escape fron our Natioea:
troubles - so@e seen to iDseiae-n" pros.
pecs Of the war b~iag short bus BY being
u~seless. or else by beng radical and de-
serm,psd, snd, ! msy add, in regard to
false principles, most unsparing. II pro.
pose, therefore. that the Union shall sur
we and its glory and pauer be sr'um.
phantly restored and perps,uased, 10 vir-
tuslly 10 doom slavery to spsrdy extinction.
The preservation of the Union. md the de-
sfrucfioH Of siarery are one and insep0ra-
bic aye. identical nosc !; and hs rho 20 -
for The one ascess0iiy roiss for the ether.
have not Thought is
necessary to show that, under existing cir
cum stances We are released from oil legal
or moral obligations 10 longer tolerate sla.
very in the land, IL the safety Of The Nation
demands its extinction. Tue case 10 TOO
plain FOR dnubi."
Nov, Gov. Sprague il claimed BY those
Who call the Republicans Ab~olit'"n's's."
- . very conservative msn--and ve would
ask them VIA, radical on the continent has
uttered stronger Abolition sentiments than
Mr.. Sprsgue, N shown above. II to enter
ssin such sentiments entities q man to the
credit Of being conservative, then the Re
publican party il conservative to the back.
bone. II. 10 the great municipal victories
the opposition are growing over, as "Dem.
ocrauc and conservative triumphs," the
successful parties arc 40 conservative a.
Gov. Sprsgue, then indeed have the Re.
pubiicans Ut those ci'ies no cause whatever
to regret their seeming defeat - for such
conservatism is radical enough for any on,
these times.
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Gen. MiseAelps Divi.is~ has arrived ~
Tuscoia, Alabams. he k.. noe eosses.sen
Il 800 .iles q tAs Mo- - ed cesEiss-
ton Rad.
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TO TEE RELATIVES Of DscESsED SOLDIERS;

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cations u claims far
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Defeat Of Gen. Burnside
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02
From Norfolk

NORFOLK. Nav 30-Two fugitves arrived
here Yesterday direct from Richmond. They re
port an army of 300 900 men in the vicinity,
among whom. both officers and men, dissatistac
ton was very general. They were living upon
half ratons of bacon and hard bread. The fu-
gitives state that JEFF Davis had been heard to
say that he would make the streets of the city
run with blood before surrendering
Col. wkins, of the 9Th New 1ork regiment,
with twenty men arrived here in the Port ROYAL
last night, having left Roanoke Island on yester
day morning, and passed up by way of Carrtuck
Sound, and thence by canal to Elizabeth River.
Thus the inland route is open by which Gen.
Burnsde's Department may communicate with
the capital without the risk of the passage of
Hatteras. Several sloops and schooners flying
the American flag have already come through
and beer allowed to proceed to Baltimore.
By special invitation of the officers of the
British war steamer Rinaldo, Gen. Viele Mill
tary Governor of this city, paid visit to that
vessel Yesterday. He was received with the
greatest kindness and courtesy and with the hon
Ors of salute of seventeen guns and the man
ming of The yards.
The American ensign IVES displayed at the
fore
The Rnaldo left this morning and will proceed
to sea.
Preparations are making on an extensive scale
for grand Union demonstration to take place
shortly.
The oath of allegiance has been administered
to nearly 1900 citizens. They offer themselves
in large numbers every day to take it voluntarily
1t is not made compulsory upon any one.
If the sentiment of the proposed meeting should
be satisfactory to Gen Wool it will probably IN
duce the President TO open the port.
4 report comes in from our scouts who are
advanced some miles beyond Suffolk that the
city of Petersburg is to be Or has been evacuated
by the rebels
The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad it has
been ascertaned is in good order as far as the
Black Water river.
When Craney Island was evacuated the sutler
loaded his goods on a sloop and endeavored 10
save them.
The sloop was found to-day with the goods a
ew miles below the Island upon the beach. The
property is supposed to be worth 5000 or 1900
dollars, and was taken charge of by the Provost
Marshal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02

EXCURSION To CIScISNsTI.-We learn that
every arrangement has been perfected by those
having the management of the affair. to make
the excursion TO Cincinnati. on Wednesday next,
over the indianapolis aud Cincinnati Railroad,
one OF the most delightful of the season. The
pleasure OF the trip il, of course the first consid
Grafton, but the low price of tickets-only SIS
certainly the next inducement. Dinner will be
served at the Burnet House for all who choose
tor the small addition of % cents Cars will be
reserved for Ladies' and gentlemen. that parties
need not be separated. The train leaves ut A.
NJ, and. returning. arrives at III L. NJ. allowing
a stay OF eight hours at Cincinnati. Tickets for
safe at the principal bookstores.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02
tyrone of the humanitarian movements of

Is One OF the humanitarian movements Of
the times, although little known "a such. can
hardly be over estimated in its importance upon
the well-being of our widely spread cUmmuni-
ties. The population Of the American States i
IN many sections sparse that skillful ply sicans
are hardly available to them Vast numbers of
our people are obliged To employ in sickness such
medical relief they can hear Of from each
other, or indeed rs they can get from any quar-
ter Hence arises the great consumption of pat
ent medicines among Us, greater by tar than in
any of the old countries. where skilful physi
clans are accessible TO all classes Unprotected
men have long avaed themselves of this neces-
sity to palm off their worthless nostrums, until
the word has become synonymous with imposition
and cheat. One of our leading chemists in the
East, DR. Aver, is pursuing course which de
ieats this iniquity He brings not only his own,
but the best skill of our times TO bear for the
production of the best remedies which can be
made. These are supplied to the world in a
convenient form. at low prices, and the people
will no more buy poor medicines instead of good
at the same cost, than they will bran instead of
Hour. The inevitable consequence of this is
that the vile compounds that flood our country
are discarded for those which honestly accomplish
the end in view-whch cure. Do over est
mate It's importance in believing that this prospect
OF supplanting the by-word medicines with those
of actual worth and virtue is fraught with i'm
mense consequences for good to the masses of
our people?-Gazetfe and Chronicle, Peru, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02

THE UNITED STATES CoURr-In the case OF
Wallace and TetcOmb vs.. the Central Canal
Company, which occupied the time OF this Court
during the greater part OF the past week the jury
disagreed and were discharged
The case now pending is suit for damages for
conspiracy and false imprisonment. brought by
the plaintiff King, resident OF Ohio against nu
merous defendants residents Of this State King.
1t appears, was accused some year or two since
OF the murder of Dr.. Rose in Benton county.
lie was arrested, handcuifed and imprisoned 1t
turned out that he was guiltless. There are sixty
or more witnesses subpoenaed and the trial will
probably consume several days Hon. Dan Mace
and Judge Hull appear for plaintiff; Gregory and
Hon Joseph +. Mcdonald for defendants. The
Court, Judge Swayne announced on Saturday,
would hold night sessions until this case was dis
posed OF, when he would adjourn the term
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02
From COrInth.

CoRrNTH. May 30.-It is now ascertained thai
the evacuation commenced night before last, th,
enemy retreatng southwardv until the railroad
bridge was burned. when they went to Grand
Junction and thence southwardly. Some ladie:
and several citizens remain here The citizen,
inform Us that Richmond is evacuated and tina
Memphis is almost wholly deserted, all the store,
being closed with the exception of few gro
ceres.
IL is ascertaiued that Van Dorm had a band o
Iniians under him.
Col. Jackson reports finding the road for sew
eral miles strewn with knspsacks and haversacks
arms and canteens. showing great decentralization
The roads are full of stragglers, who are being
brought in as fast as possible Probably between
two aud three hundred, almost the entire 18Th
Louisiana regiment, are in our lines now, desert
ers and recently captured.
The Federal telegraph line completed her,
tonight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02

METROPOLITAN HALL-MIss MATILDA HtRON.
II his highly talented actress. decidedly the best
nov in America. has been engaged by the very
enierprisng manager of our heater for three
nights She will make her first appearance this
evening in Camille, and the only time. She Is.
beyond question, the only representative OF that
character. all others being but bad limitations OF
ti,is great original. None can play II now. how
ever. Miss Heron having recently established her
claim To the copyright. We should advise all to
secure seats during the day. as We may reasona-
bly expect all the choice seats TO be occupied at
an early hour OF the evening. The lady contem
plates a tour To California and Australia; this,
then. will be the only visit We shall receive from
her. We suppose. Miss Marion Mccarthy and Mr..
Felix A. Vincent will lend their aid to Miss Her
ON. also several new additions To the already ex-
celent stock company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02
m-sINGER & co. LETTER"A"FAM

lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ment~, is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
FUL of all sewing machines. This machine will sew any
thing from the running of tuck in tarleaE the
ing of overcoat-anything from pilot beaver cloth
down to the sofest gauze gosSamer tissue and ever
ready TO do its work perfection. II can fell, hem bind,
gather, tuck quilt and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This is the only machine that
fell, hem, bind and forth. but will better
than any other machine The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety cabinet cases
The Folding Case, which is beco ming popular is,
asits implies, that can be folded into box or
case, which when opened. makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work upon. The
of every imaginable desgn-pain the wood grew
in is native forest deliberately finished art can
make them |. NJ SINGER & Co.
No ASS Broadway, New York.
Bsgs" Ind annapolis ofiice-No. Oad-FellowS' Hall,
Washington street aplS-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02
Noon Reports.
w AS Hin TON NEWS
More Rebel Vessels Captured.
AFFAIRS AT CORINTH.
CAPTURE OF PRISONERS.
NJ ATTERS At MORT ok.
CAPTURE OF PRISONERS,
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nav 30.-The Secretary Of the
Interior responds 10 a resolution of the Senate
for information relative 10 persons who have been
arrested in the Southern District of New York
from the LIST of May 1862. charged with being
engaged in the slave trade, with the names and
number OF vessels arrested and bonded charged
with being engaged in that traffic Fortv-one
persons are named; none, where convicted or
their bonds forfeited ranged less than $3.50 to
$4,000. In some cases they were tried and
quilted. One or two escaped, but most of the
cases are marked "bonds not forfeited. complaint
dismissed" The number of vessels is 40
On the 18th, the United States steamer HATTIE
captured the rebel steamer Gov A. Morton
in Berwick Bay from Sabine Pass. She was
loaded with Confederate Government provisions
Also on the LIST, the rebel schooner Magnolia,
attempting to leave Berwick Bay, loaded with
two hundred and fifty bales of cotton. also a
lot of turpentine.
On the 9th, the same steamer chased on shore
the rebel steamer Fashion, also loaded with cot
ton and turpentine. She was fired by her own
crew.
The Committee on Ways and Means will not
completely frame their tariff bill until that for
laying internal taxes shall have been disposed Of
the policy is TO lay on foreign products the
same rates as those imposed on domestic articles
of similar character.
WASHINGTON May 3l.-The following dispatch
was received at the War Department this morn
ing:
Headquarters MAR CoRISTH, May 30.
To Hon. f. NJ Stanton Secretary of War:
The onemy's position and works in front of
Corinth were exceedingly strong. He cannot &c
cupy stronger position in his flight. This morn
ing he destroyed an immense amount of public
and private property, stores, provisions, wagons,
tents, &c For miles out of the town the roads
are filled with arms, haversacks, &c, thrown
away by his fleeing troops.
A large number of prisoners and deserters have
been captured estimated by Gen. Pope at 1000
Gen Beauregard evidently distrusts his army, or
he would have defended so strong position.
Ills troops are generally much discouraged and
demoralized For the last few days their resist
ance has been slight.
Signedl II. ". HALLEcK,
Major General Commanding.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02

NEW YORK. May 30.-The Herald gives tn,
names OF officers and men still held as prisoner.
by the rebels. among them the Captain anC
officers OF the United States steamer Union which
was wrecked on Bogne Island the Sd of No
vember; 4. y DAVIS. Captain. 81 Kentucky; 5
L. Waters. 81 Lieutenant. 81 Kentucky; Charlie
Gilman, Lieutenant, 9th Ohio; Farren, Lieuten
ant, lst Kentucky; t. Coch~, Captain, LIST Ken
lucky; E. j. Schaffer, 9th Ohio.
The following prisoners have lately been sen
to Salisbury from Richmond and other places
Col Corcoran, Col Wilcox, Col Benedict Col
Constantine, Col Bowman. Major Potter Majo
Vogdes, Captain Shurtletf, Captain Davis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02

STRIrr In RovINf NTS.-Itw II lie seen, by the
report OF the proceedings OF the last meeting oi
the CITY Council that that body perscyeres IN the
matter of street improvements. Important work
WAS authorized or Washington. Meridian. Illinois
and other thoroug hftres. Ii the tax PAYERS can
stand all this ut tins particular Juncture OF pub
he and private affairs, certainly the city, OK the
representatives of the city. ought not to grumOle
az the comparatively Insignificant OUTLAY neces
sarv for street crossings and the like Ii y no.
ticeable thst there are members OF the municipal
legislature willing and ready at all times to thrust
their hands down deep into individual pockets
Who are vet very tenacious about the puohc
purse IL - right that :he peoples treasury
should be guarded. aud We SINCERELY nope mal
none OF these gentlemen will ever be guilty OF
iiciung out of Il: but much We desire TO see
tie city improved and b-authed, We Certainty
thnk that AZ this time when the burden OF
asccSsGrg taxation i falling and y To tall neSNy
upon al, some discretion ought Ia be USED, anu
due aud CELEBRATE consideration given To every
ordinance introduced looking toward the matters
OF winch We are speaking A. il i. some par
tictlar member conceiVe> that some particul ar
portion of some particular street needs bOwlder
ine. probably because lie drives out that way
sometimes. and forths ith he produces a measure
for IL. has il read once all through, "a second
gi,n.. hv title now !" and. nobody else having paid
much attention Ia H. "a third time under SuSper-
sion OF the rules and the thing. whether right
or wrong. expedient or nexpedent. required or
not required straightway becomes a law. Ii any
one doubts that this l. faithful representation OF
the manner I'm which the municipality i legislatei
Tor, let ham attend tire next meeting OF The
Council
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02

PuLPIr PoLfTics; or Ecclesiastical Legislation
on Slavery. IN It's disturbing influences on the
American Union. By Prof David Christy. au-
thor of Cotton is King" Ethiopia ;" .sChemis-
try OF Agriculture, etc. Faran & Mclean, pub
fishers. Cincinnati
This i a very valuable book, and should be in
the hands OF every person that wants to be in
formed on the great influence the pulpit has exer-
cised in bringing about the present troubles in
our country. In order to facilitate Democrats in
Indiana in getting this work we have them for
sale at the Sentinel office. The volume is hand
somely printed and bound, containing 62l pages.
Price 81 90. Orders from distance promptly
attended to- DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02
DR.. DODS' CELEBRATED WINE BI1TERS
Are Unsurpassed!

For Sore Throat common among the Clergy,th
truly valuable.
For the aged and niir and for persons OF weak
stitutionfor Ministers of the Gospel Lawyers and all
public speakers-fOr BoOkKeepers TailorS, seamsress-
es Students Artists. and all persons leading sedentAry
life, they will prove truly beneficial.
As Beverage, they wholesome. innocent, and de-
cous the taste They produce all the celebrating ef
ecs of Brandy wine without Intoxicating: and az
valuable remedy for persons addicted TO the Of
ces>ive strong drink and who wish to refrain from IL
They pure aud entirely free from the posons contain
ell in the adalteraed Wines and Liquors with which the
country IS flooded.
These Bitters not only CURE, but PREVENT Disease
and should be used by all who live in country where the
bad where Chills and Fevers prevalent
Being entirely innocent and harmless they may be given
freely to Children and Infants with impunity.
Physicians Clcrgymen, and temperance advocates.
of humanity, should assist in spreading these truly
valuable BITTERS the land and thereby essentially
aid i'm banishing Drunkenness and Disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02
CAUTION.

same a. BROWNS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - which are
in most productive ofpositive injury. Many dealers
Will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles Attending profit 10 themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES"
which BY long experience proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally and testi
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONC HAL TRoCHES. when allowed TO
dissolve slowly ia the mouth, have direct influence
affected PARTS seative and soothing effect the
lining ofthe windpipe into the Pull
monaFy irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
the various Throat aeconsto which public speakers and
SINGERS are liable. febll-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02

The impression appears TO prevail among many DEM
ocrass that have Job Once with the SEN
TiNEL Office This IL mistake There Is no Office in
the city that il well prepared do all kinds Of BOOK
AND JOB PRINTING a. we are fexccut LARGE hin no.,.,
and we viii feel under obligations to all Democrats not
only in the city, bu; in the State Tor any work they can
send TO Office We have 20 public pa,roasge q, 40.
pend on to aid the Paper-we ask the party aid u with
their work a. Tar they can We can do as good ork
and on good terms. a. any other onice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02

RETURS 90 MEMBERS or TBE LEGION Some
sixty men from Jefferson county. members Of the
Indiana Legion. who had arrived on the call of
Major General Love. to assist in guarding rebel
prisoners. returned home last week. Thew re.
fused to be sworn into the United States service
under the supposition that. after they had taken
the oath. they could. within the period of four
months, he marched TO any point the Federal
military authorities might deem proper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-02
From Missouri.

ST LOUIS, May 30.-Brgadier General Soho
field commanding the Missouri State Guards
issued general order stating that hereafter all
guerrillas and marauders of this State, when
caught in arms or engaged in their unlawful war
fare, will be shot down on the spot, and all citI
zens who give shelter and protection to these out
laws. or who fail to give all assistance in their
power TO the military authorities in detecting or
bringing them to punishment will be regarded
and treated as aiders and abettors of the crimi
mails