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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

% the opinion that the 7yibunes estimate y TOO
high by about twenty FIVE per cent. and that
els 600 600 900 would be much nearer the true
aggregate valuation. But let US take the Tn
bans's figures az % the aggregate wealth Of the
country; and place the public debt when Il shall
have reached the maximum, at - 0O0, 900 300.
On this hypothesis the Natioaal Debt-which, we
should bear in mind, does not include the other
forms OF public debt. such as debts owed by
States, counties, and municipalities-will be
equal TO one tenth of all the real and personal
property Of the thirty -four States In other
words. every mans property will be virtually
mOrtgaged 10 the Government. or the creditors
Of the Government, for one tenth Of It's entire
value. And that mortgage will take precedence
OF every other mortgage. lien, or liability. Or,
TO state the proposition in another form, OF every
farm OF one hundred acres, ten acres will belong
70 the Government. to the creditors of the
Government OF every hundred sheep or live
stock ten will virtually belong TO the Govern
ment. OF every ten thousand dollars which the
man of industry, enterprise, and frugalty has
"laid up," one thousand will be not his, but the
property Of the Government or the Government
creditors Every tenth dollar which the mechanic
or laborer earns. will be surreptitously distracted
from him in some or many of the modes which
the Government will adopt for tithing the whole
property and productive industry of the country
Ii must be confessed that this is not very fat
terlng picture OF our country future; but who
can say II Is not true oneE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
Election OfSenatOr-AnOther Step For-
ward.

We are happy to announce this morning that
Rhode Island has taken still another step i'm con
frmation of It's conservative position and purpose
William Sprpgue. twice elected Governor against
the most determined opposition OF the radicals OF
the State, and once, by reason of the weakness Of
his enemies without organized opposition was ON
Wednesday elected To the Senate of the United
States for six years from the 4th OF March next.
"a successor of James + Simmons a radical Re
publican, 10y an overwhelming and almost unani-
nous vote.
Governor Sprague entered upon active poti-
cal life only three years ago. He came forward,
not to crafty any ambition of his own-for gain
and again he had declined the honor which his
fellow citizens wished To confer upon him-but TO
save his native State from the disgrace of radi
calism. and do what might be done, through its
influence in the national councils. TO wrest our
glorious Union from the perils with which sec
tOnalsm, north and south, was surrounding il.
From that hour to the present his course has been
honorable. consistent and straightforward. He
has not swerved TO the right or 10 the left. He
has exhibited administrative abilities which few
men in the country possess, and qualities OF sta
manshp which admirably fit him far the position
to which he Is now elected He is man for the
times; thoroughly national on all questions; dem
ocmtic in his sentiments and habits; earnest, out
spoken and uuhiuchng in whatever work he is
engaged true son of his State and true lover
OF his country
We rejoice most heartily in Gov. Sprague :
election To the Senate, and predict that yet higher
honorS await him in his career as statesman
Providence Post.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, has INTRO
duced bill into the Senate re-organize the
Judiciary system of the District Of ColumbAp
Its real purpose is not disguised, and is avowe,l
be with view of interfering with the opera
ton Of the Fugitive Slave Law in the District,
and preventing the rendition of conirabanes
The glaring Improperly and evil tendencies of
this proposition are apparent even to.that radical
sheet-the National Republican. which denosnces
it on the ground that it nvades the purity of the
judiciary, which should be jealousy protected
from all temptations OF party luminosity, or ad-
vantage We cannot doubt that the press of the
whole country will join in protesting against this
ur scrupuous measure. IL the operation of the
Fugitive Slave Law is Objectionable. let it be
openly repealed. but il should not be coyertly
struck at through the judiciary, on whose stabil-
ity the safety eli the country will ultimately de-
pend-N Y. Sun, Administration.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
The Compromises Of the Constitution
How they Benefit New Engla AT
the Expense o. the West.

great warfare upon the compromises of the
Constitution has been made by New England,
and vet no section of the country has enjoyed
such immense advantages under them. Look at
the following:
New England has 3.IOO,OOO people, and will
have. from 1860 TO 1870, thirty nine electoral
votes for President and Vice President
Illinois and lndiln Western States, have also
300, 900 people. just as many as New England,
and they will have from 1865 10 1870, twenty
nine electoral votes A bonus of ten electoral
votes is therefore given to New England more
than her population entities her to.
New York has $3.50 900 people 900, 900 more
than New England, and has six electoral votes
less than New England.
New England has ticeiUe United Suites Sena-
tors, while New York, with greater population,
has but ttco, and Indiana and Illinois, with the
same population, but four By her greater
representation she has been enabled to shape tie
legislation of the country to suit her own inter
eSts.
1t is far better, therefore, for New England to
stick to the Democratic doctrine, "the Union as
il was and the Constitution as II is, than to Ia
vor a new Constitution, in which she could hardly
expect these advantages Eng.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

The following paragraph, which appeared in
PArson BRowxLow's Knoxville Wing, just after
the nomination Of LINCOLN and HAMLIS, will no,
appear in the authorized edition Of Parson
BRowSLow's new book:
The Black Republicans a Chicago. after a
stormy session. some g. hisag and much abuse OF
each other. have. in the midst of liquor and much
hard swearing, nominated Abe Lincoln, the ILL.,
nos Aboli,ioui-t. who was supported by buchau-
ans Administration eighteen months ago, Tor the
Senate. in opposition 70 Djhglas. On the ticket
with this Administration pet Is Senator Hamlin
Of Maine, an AbOlitOnst Of the John Brown
Helper schools man who. for mind. manners
features. mouth, no-e, dark skin and woolly head
could be sold ia the South fOr a negro!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

Whenever a Democrat in Congress attempts IN
exposure OF Republican corruption, he i accused
of "SympathiZing with the rebellion II he re
monstrate against the squanderng OF the public
money upon impudent. incident negroes, he l.
called traitor" Ii he express the opinion
that army contractors are plundering our trea>u-
~ he is seeking 10 clog the operations of the
Government, and is therefore "disoyal." He
sees lheye, bleeding the treasury at every pore,
contractors Pocketing their III gotten millions; a
reckless waste a damning eX'rlvagance al every
hand vet IL he opens his mouth 20 condemn. the
cry OF traitor treason l. raiSei, and the
stealing and waste are continued ~ usual Men
in aud out of Congress, whose Golfers have been
filled bv dishonest means. have found, thus Tar,
this simple cry sufficient protection. lfaccoSt-
Ell 1T the moment their hands busy plumber
Ing, they wilt only turn half way round, below
treason and then complete the theft
Old Lieb. with mis- million OF dollars stolen
from the Government. calls every Democrat 4
traitor" vino attempts e. brne him 10 ali ac-
count tor his villtiny. Every Government tibet
has at his tongues ebd the words treason" and
traitor to hurl ~ Democrats who would op-
pose the rpbberies that have been perpetrated
since the Inauguration OF the present Admins
tration But this -ort Of thing will not long
shield our public plunderers IL L Convenient
now and with this Congress. all powerful; but
the time j. nearly At hand when II will fail TO
stlye of inye>tgatioR The people begin u see
the enormities il has sought - conceal. and VIII
soon place IN power men who VIII iit the vel
and expose them in all their hide Us nakeiness.
They begin 20 see that the wrOLg side OF the
house i mathematical a. TRAITORS that. II
sucn men are traitors then traitors lead cur
armies. night our battles and stand most stead
fastly by our Constitution.
Time. little time and the avengng rod will
descend. and loyal Democracy viii stand forth
observation-disclosures condemned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
Direct Railroad Communication he.
tween COrinsh IN nd R &c h mCnd

II was thought that the seizure Of the Memphis
and Charleston piroad. at Huntsville, by Gene
raj Mitchell, destNy ed all direct and speedy com
municaton between the Southern States and the
Confederate capital. Such. indeed. was i'm
preston; but We learn from a gentleman who re
Gently passed over the route, that there is direct
railroad communication from Richmond, by way
OF Atlanta and Mobile, to Memphis and Cor
NTH.
This being the case, it is by no means improba-
bic that Beauregard, with the bulk Of his army, is
at Richmond. and such were the surmises in
Washington on Friday, as were advised pei
telegraph Express.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

A Chicago correspondent in MoCLrlLAS

A Chicago correspondent in MoCLELLAS's
Army writes:
Il have come to the conclusion. in view Of our
recent victories at New Orleans, Yorktown, Nor
folk and Williamsburg, that we shall defeat in
the rebel government can put in the field. but
that the reconstruction of the Union Is far off
now as ever, and can never be accomplished un
der the present administration | think in the
future see CLEAN of light and ray Of hope
for tie restoration Oh the Old Union. IL comes
from the results of the next elections. II they
result in the triumph and return 30 power of the
Democratic party, then there is hope that the
Union will be restored
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
M EDiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE
,I,o LADIES oFpEMcArE HEALTH oRIMPAIREl

Two LADIES or DELICATE HEALTH ORIMPAlRED
organization, OF 20 those by whom an increase OF
family j. from reason Objectionable, the Undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
saie and which has been prescribed m yar0ls parts Of
the Old World for the past century Although tits article
very cheap and simple yetit has been put up ia halt
PINT potcs AMI sold very extensively az The eNhcrbani
price Of - per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nh the recipe for 81, by the Of which
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard, al any
drug store Tor The rtag sum OF 25cenis per year. Any
physician rugg~t illtcll you perecy harnicss,
thousands - testimonials De procured of - ecay
any part the world receipt u s BY address
ing. la. ). {. DENkRAUA,
20. Blk. No. 1858, New Haven, C onneeticut.
1ly22-dkw'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
SEALED PROPOSALS.

QUAKTEENAsTER's DEFARTNENT, L. : A,
Indianapolis. Ind June 2, lss2.
CsEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this Office
- until Friday, June 9Th, = n fof the delivery al
Camp Norton near Indianapolis, Ind Of the following
Lumber
- OAK Posts, AKA. j feet long
Is 2X4. Il "
pa Poplar Raf;ers 2x5, Is feet long.
u Joi,ts, go. T. feet long
. Plank, 2. x6, = feet long.
$500 feet Poplar LUnlber. lxi2. 70 feet long
$500 feet common Poplar Lumber, Il feet long.
29.0 Poplar shingles, -ooc quslty.
Is window sash, sxlO, three j ghfs wide and five
lghts high
Window sash. l0xl2.
Payment made ia cash.
JAMES A. EKtN.
je3-t3t Assistant Quaisermaster L :. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

CAPTURES The New Orleans PicGyltne of the
20th OF May says that it reported on the l9th,
that intelligence had been received there of the
capture by United States vessels OF war of the
steamer Fingal, Bermuda, Circassia, and Isabel,
bound for Southern ports from Europe, with arms
and other munitisns of war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
W AsHISGToS, May %.

To the Governor Of Massachusetts,:
Intelligence from various quarters leaves nc
doubt that the eaemy, in great force, are advanc-
ing on Washington. You will please organize
and forward Immediately all the volunteer and
militia force in your State.
EDWARD NJ. STANTON, Sec'y of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
M EDiCAI.
vi A " III q d ID:
now LOST! HOW REsTORED!!
Just Published in Sealed Earelope.

Just Published in a SEALED Earelope.
PRICE SIX CENTS.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
~ Cure of SpermatOrrhea or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions Sexual Debility and lmpediments
20 marriage generally. Nervousness, Consumption, Ep
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Thousands Of Sufferers. under seal in plain
velope to any address, post paid receipt Of six cents
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

The main features of Old Abe's coloniz'
ton scheme are being carried out on a small scale
without Government expense. The colonizer-
selling them in Cnha Millrnnkee Mars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
special Notice

10 ID TERTLSERS-AH advertisements taken I0'
specified time, dnd.Orferei oHf ber0re TIE expiration
ofthe time specified, C be charged me regnfr ratn
forfte SGnge W, - the time they IRE ORDERED 0uf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
AGENCY.
oNER TOUsEY, c. :. BU TTEBFIEiD,
Late Adutant Rec. Service Late Of Sec of State office.
TOUSET SBUTTERFIELD,
US. CLAIMS AGENCY
NO. 10 WEST WASEIENGTON ST.,


| \ ID | A n POLLS, IND A n A
DENSlONS, Bounty Lands 800 Bounty, Back Pay,
Extra Pay, and in fact all claims against the United
States successfully and speedily prosecuted before the
several departments.
Special alter ion given 10 making out Muster in and out
Rolls, Officers Pay Rolls Communication Of Quarters for
Recruiting Officers. DC. &C.
Particular attention given 10 procuring discharges for
"sgperannuated" and disabled soldiers.
Notaria business and all kinds Of writing solicited
We have made arrangements with prominent attorney
Of Washington City 10 attend in person. TO all claims that
may be referred 10 headquarters. Having had
tended practical military experience. believe that
have qualifications for doing collecting and claims bust
ness that but few Soldiers any else, de-
string information concerning the location of any regi
meut, company. battalion, invited CALL i
charges are made for any information whatever also
soldiers desiring transportation home tojon their reg
men.s will be given all necessary Information gratis. Our
connection with the different Military Departments Of This
State enables Us 10 be Of TO all desiring in
formation concerning the
REFERENCES-BY PERMISSION.
Gov O. ?. Morton; Col J. & Simons0n, L. s A.: Gen.
Iaz Noble; W a Prele. Secretary Of State; Capt
A Ekin, u. : Q. NJ; J. II. Vaien. O. VI. General
T0USEY BUTTkRFlELD,
my2s-dly Lock Box IL, indianapolis, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

E1NHESE Pills the result Of steady and
full experience in all varieties Of Female complain
and in Of Irregularities. Suppressons Leuchorrhea
Whites, Inflammation Of the Bladder, Kidney and
Womb and loss Of Nervous Energy, etc Their use is
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Mercuria Mineral poison,
purely vegetable and free from danger; can be
used with perfect safety.
Among the many thousands that have used them in all
parts of the Union speak i'll Of them, for all like
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
The Order for Troops Revoked

The Secretary OF War, having discovered,
probably, that the Capital was in less danger than
he had supposed. has countermanded the order
for the hasty departure of troops. The evidence
Of the panic of the Secretary on the subject is
more conclusive than the danger which menAced
Washington, as will be seen by the following cor
respondence with the Governor of Massachusetts,:
WASHINGTON, May %.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

- Thomas Jefferson once said-"The two
races equally free cannot live under the same
government" What construction will the Re
publicans put on that saying OF the immortal JEFF
feTSOn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
W AsHINGToS, May 81.

Governor Andrew. Boston:
The President directs that the militia be re
leased aud the enlistments made for three wears
or during the war This. | think will, practical
ly. not be longer than year. The latest intel
ligence from Gen Banks states that he has saved
nearly his whole command, with small loss.
Concentrations OF our force have been made
which it is hoped will capture The enemy.
EDWARD NJ. STANTON, Sec'y of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
CAM IDATES.

- We ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
NOUNCE the name Of JAMES X. PLUMMER, a can
didae represent Marion county in the next Legislature,
subject the decision OF the Democratic County Conven-
tiof. MANY VOTERS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
10 GOrernor Andrer

Send all the troops forward that you can i'm
mediately. Banks is completely routed. The
enemy are in large force advancing on Harper 5
Ferry. EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

r. In regard TO Abolitonsn and Secession
ism It i difficult 10 not impossible 10 decide which
i the ather and which the son.-LOHisriIls Jour
nal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
PROPOSALS.
QUARTERMASTER' DEPARTMENT, U. S. A
Ml.Iirl.,t..r, l,it,.

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT, U. S. Al
Washington City May %, 1862.
DBOPOSALS will be received at Harrisburg. Chicago,
aud indianapolis 10y the officers of the Quartermas-
ters Department stationed AZ these places respectively,
until the fifth (5 OF June for the delivery before
the thrtieth (S0 Of that month, Of two thousand aud
five hundred U 500 Cavalry Horses, at Perryvlle, Mary
land: thousand and five hundred 500 Chicago
and thousand Coco at lndianapoisthe horses TO
years old less than fifteen (i5) hands high OF dark
color, and adapted cavalry service. None will be
ceiyed until they inspected by authorized agent Of
the Government. BY order T. 5 SlBLEY,
my30-d6t Deputy .. NJ. General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
WAN Ed.

"vANTED-A maa and his wife % do the work q a
w small family. Liberal wAges viii be gwen.
la alre the Masc Store. No Bate House. je3-diw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
Exaeuarion OF Corinth.

From private dispatch TO the Chicago Post
we learn the following particulars Of the evaeu-
alton Of COrnth:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-27
LIST OF CLAIMANTS AND OF CLAIMS
PREFERRED BEFORE THE EMAN.
CIPATIoN COMMISSION. :,

Office Of he Commiss,oasrs und y LLa act o f
AyvII IL, 1882, sntttt,d an An aef for tbs
release Of esrtain persons held TO service OF
labor -, ths District of CoiEmbts-" = .
crTY Hall, wAsHrssros, JusE Il, 1884.
The following is q list Of all the petitions aled
under the above act up to this date. ALI persons
having knowledge Of any facts going to show
that the claims are in any respect illfounded ara
requested 70 submit the same for the considers.
ton Of the Commissioners. l.-. -. - Z.
BY order Of the Board ,..- .-.-aa-5s II.
..,. m ,yooa eva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07
BOARD or COUNCTLMEN.

The Board met last evening pursuant to adjourn
ment, the President, CHARLES c. PNcKNEi, Iii the
char.
On motion Of Dir. JoNEs, the Counsel TO the Cor
pOraiiOn was directed TO report whether 1t II neces-
sary 10 have the authority Of the Legislature to I'M
pose taxes for the support Of the City and County
Government end if such taxes may lie so imposed
without any aci of the Legislature by what body
and under what author y the same may be done.
The Superintendent of Wharyes Communicated
that the only work now doing il on the contract for
rebuilding Pier foot Of Thirty-seyenth street, East
River, and that all the persons now employed in
that bureau number about 80.
A communication was received from the Controller
showing the amount paid for advertising for the
Corporalion during the year 1851. The Controller
seres hat the whole amount paid is S70,35O 70, of
which Ga Ok was for advertising proceedings Of
tie Common Council; for the departments,
az 500 to; and on trust and special accounts,
81. 500 II. In addition there are bills unpaid for
advertising proceedings OF the Common Council
amounting 10 about $4,000. Annexed s the follow
ing statement in detail Of amounts paid all tie
new spnyers during 1851:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07

Army AND NAVY.

Il Ia reported that the orders under which those
companies Of the 9Th Infantry regulars now in Cali
forpia had prepared to come East, and, indeed were
on their way to San Francisco, have beea counter
mauded. and that the oh will remain where they
are Saver non.commissioued officers belonging TO
lie eompauy which passed throngh here short time
,,o en- route 10 Washington, will leeye Tor Caior-
M, by the next steamer hence. Ihey 90 10 Iesfuit
for their company whicu If understood TO have been
broken up and the priyates assigned to other tsi-
meats Ii Ills l. Correct Il shows tlat the authoii-
Ties do not think II advisable 10 withdraw all tie
regulars from tne Golden State as they intended
to DO.
AT the Brooklyn Navy-Yari, yesterday, the pur-
cha ed steamer Nafna was put iutO comailt siou oy
Cant. Amy, by whom al the large vessels are con-
missioued She will carry II guard OF Marines,
crew u about 80 men. aud an armament Oh 'en -
pounders and a nhed Parrot gun on The iorecasiie.
The liz, of her officers We printed Yesterday
The bart entne Horace Bids, and TIE sehoone.
Norfolk Packet, both mortar vessels have been pun
Into commission. 81. s,v
lie gnnbout Forbes, which hanled out OF toe u,y
dock on "Wednesday. is now alongside the long oo.s'
m the berth vacated by tie slooPo''v"r JY," -,u
ans. The Forbes was found to leak very pau! auu
men Ind 10 he kept at the pumps 10. go ~ -
She will probably have 10 go in.o a. :, ~.
again The John Adams leo IP 90. - ~ :,
nary, at the place locally ko"" ~ ,bs Doco,,b !.
ne new rnn beat OetorAri, NOT 'De D"oo''"'
in the Gry-0o'S c.,,,,o b.s steamed nm les ing
49,. ar,,;nes aud will keep Il a? for - boars, lassead
- -. -, CO., down the bay on trial trip
% go r,ered big Carolina is at the yard taking
III iI.inrh Colamb,ads for Panama, probably Tor
me OF he United States vessels al that station.