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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-31

We publish. this morning. very conclusive
opinion from Hon. j. +. UsHER. late Attorney
General of the State and nov Assistant Secre
tary Of the Interior, the entire non liability
of the State. in any event, for the fraudulent
certificates Of stock issued by SLOWER and his
cJnfederates. The only recourse of the inno-
cent holders of the stock, il there be any such.
is upon those who issued il. Slower, HALLEr and
and JERoxK. ltappesrs such the opinion of
the Attorney General in February last. and this
fact makes the silence of "the Governor, the
Attorney General. the Agent of State and the
Loan COMMISSIONS - as 20 the fraud very sin
guar. Ii there could be no innocent parties in
volved in the fraud, Mr.. UsHER contends. we
can not see why the fraud should have been con-
cealed from the public and the State Agency in
New York used TO cloak the crime. And il will not
be forgotten that in the opinion of the Repubi-
can Attorney General the State is in no way
liable and will lose nothing whatever By Mr.
SrovER's delinquencies. But that fact is no
excuse for the crime of Mr. SLOWER, nor is he
therefore less deserving Of censure.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-31

The telegraph announces, though unofficialIy,
the evacuation of Corinth by the rebel army un-
der BEAUREGARD. Ii Is stated that the main por-
ton of his forces have retired to Oklahoma, point
seventy six miles south of Corinth on the Nash
vile and Mobile railroad. If this report is cor
rect it looks though the rebels intended to
surrender the Mississippi to the Federal forces.
The Louisville Journal. of Thursday, has the
following information in reference to the matter,
which il says was communicated to il on the
evening pre- vious by gentleman who lef. Mem
phis recently and in whose word it places great
confidence:
Our informant expresses the belief that there
will be no general engagement at or near Cornth.
as il will be the policy of Gen. Beauregard TO fall
back apOu Columbus. or some other point further
South Indeed he thinks Beauregard's present
force a: COrinth does not exceed wenty thousand
men, all of whom are thrown out as pckets which
movement is designed TO cover and make sure his
retreat In short he feels satisfied that We will
have a repetition at Corinth OF the scenes that
have rendered Manassas. Bowling Green and
Yorktown famous in the war.
IL is a strategical movement which will present
phase to the operations in the Southwest.
General HALLEcK should not have permitted the
enemy thus to have escaped him.
Z. ). Since the foregoing was written the
evacuation of Corinth is officially announced.
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Democratic Union State Ticket.


We call the attention Of Constitutional Union
men to the able and interesting letter of Hon.
wTLIrAx DUEH. of New York. the proposed
Union party" movement 10 that State. Mr.. ID.
was formerly Wing and last year was an Dfu-
entail member Of the Union Convention in New
York, the nominees of which, with the aid of
Republican votes, were elected. An organization
Is proposed in New York this year. similar to the
"Union party" movement in this State. Mr..
DUER's expose Of the aims and ends of that or
ganizasioa viii suit the political meridian of In
diana as well as that Of New York. and we hope
his convincing argument will be read and con
sidered by every Democrat. by every good
citizen. by every Constitutional Union man, who
has been led to look with favor upon the call is
sued by the Republicans for Union party" the
design OF which j. to perpe,uate the direction of
the Government with those who control and
have well nigh ruined IT,
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tue Did World Although this article
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price Of - bottle. the undersigned proposes fur
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AGENCY.

IEENSlONS, 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 ion given making Muster in and
BOls Officers Pay Rolls, Communication Of Quarters for
Recruiting Officers, &C. &c.
Particular attention given procuring discharges for
"Superannuated' and disabled soldiers.
Notarial business and ali kinds OF writing solicited
W. have made arrangements with Appointment attorney
Of Washington City to attend person. to all claims that
may be referred to headquarters Having had an ex-
tended practical military experience. believe that we
have qualifications tor doing collecting and claims bus
ness that but few possess. Soldiers or any one ese ce
string information concerning the location Of any reg
ment company, battalion. invited TO CALL
charges made for any information whatever. Also
soldiers desiring transportation home tOjon their reg
mems will be given all necessary Information gratis Our
connection with the different Military Departments Of this
State enables TO be Of great service to all desiring in
formation concerning the same.
REFERENcEs-BY PERMISSION.
Gov. o. r. Morton: Col J. s. Smonson, L. S. A.: Gen.
Iaz Noble W. A. pcee Secretary Of State: Capt James
A. Ekin, L. S. Q. NJ; J. H. vajen, @ n General
T0USEY BUITtRFlELD,
my29-dly Lock Box l27, Indianapolis. Indiana.
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.
247y1l.

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
"A DAY SCHOOL BELL, is now ready. 1t contains
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gailD frttmQll.
MONTPELIER Vt.
Tuesday Morning, December 0. 1s62.
MONTPELIER Vt.
(Correspdencc Of the Freeman.)
New BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. S, Is

New BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. s, 1862
Ep. FREEMAN Since my last, from Boston,
Ibpye been making tour of Eastern Massa-
,busetts, from Lowell and Lawrence to Hyannis
,nd New Bedford. Through all these places
business is very good some kinds, such as
.boe and leather manufactures wooden goods,
and musical instruments, were never as good as
row.
reton, towns Of magnificent distances places
Of business, as well as residences. are scattered
yer great amount of territory. Especially
is this the case with Barns,able and Yarmouth
two old towns, DEPENDENT in great measure,
IN shipping and are how very quiet, their long
,pd, in summer, beautiful streets, almost free
from pedestrians or vehicles Sandwich is not
50 large but more stirring place. Here are
situated the Glass works turning out weekly
over one hundred tons of glass ware of all des-
,riptions, and now driven hard on Kerosene
amps, chimneys, shades, &s. 1t will amply
reward the curious TO visi. this place and watch
the progress Of the manufacture, cutting, pol.
ishing, &c, Of the finer ltices of their trade.
Some OF their cut gobIets sell as high as twelve
dollars tozen and are " things Of beauty"
New Bedford is think, a tr,f> less oily than
usual not the usual amount of whalers fitting
yus or coming in, though oil is now very high.
Sometimes when they are refining the oil tn e
atmosphere is not of the most pleasant odor,
tut now the wind from the bar briggs nothing
mt fresh air, and very cold at that.
1t has been very wartu and very wet tins fall, ,
aiming almost half the time, but no snow of
auy amount here. But it is nov, very cold, and
People hurry by my window holding their ears
and noses lrom too close an embrace from Old
Boreae Butl in "mne inn the " Parker
House, find everything as comfortable rs one
.4n find away from home.
suppose the" Sleigh bells are making their
ausie' IN Vermont, and runners add their mu-
&c, gliding over the frozen snow. | hope soon
to heur the music and ut home in Vermont too.
E3MAking prepara,ionsfor Christmas here now.
/ wish we III Vermont made more account OF so
osaatlul an anniversary. More anon.
OCCASIONAL.
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oners confined at Camp Lincoln, Mankato, but
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 8.-Midnight. a tel
egram has just been received froa, Nashville,
which confirms the capture of the lO4th Illinois
regiment, and the Tooth and l08th Ohio regi
ments, Nichols battery, and detachment o.
the ID Indiana cavalry, all under command
of Col. Moore, on Sunday morning, after an
hours fighting at hartsville, Tenn, by the
guerrllas under John Morgan. The number of
Morgan's force is not stated. No further par
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There are sad times in Dixie. Whskey has
gone up to famine prices. The Agusta Sentinel
conveys the information that" old rye" is
" selling ct fifty cents q drink! y 1t pathet-
caly sGds - None but u Congressman og II
Major General can afford to get tight at present
prices. Any poor man who made himself a
toper for lack of sense, will have to become So
!er for the lack of cents.
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CAIRO, Dec.8. The Oxford, Miss, News OF
Thursday last says that the rear guard of the
rebels under command Of Gen. johnson had a
skrmish on that morning with the Federal ad-
vance near that town.
The main body Of the rebel army, 40 900 strong
passed through Oxford II hours before
Thenumber of rebel sick and wounded is
said to be very large.