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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-01-17
FIRST ANNUAL MESSAGE
OF
ANDREW G. CURTIN.
GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA,
TO Both Houses Of the Legislature.
READ JAN. 3, 1862.
GOVERNOR OF PENNSILF Y AE

10 the Honorable the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania
CENT ElIEN 1t has pleased Divine Provi,
deuce, during The last season, to give US abun-
dant crops, uubroken peace within our borders,
unanimlty among our people, and thus to ana-
bic this Commonwealth to do her full duty to
tbe country, to herself, and to posteritY. For
these blessings We have cause to be grateful.
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1851 .eo6.72

It will De observed that Che fiscal year ends
on ths 3Qih OF November, and the sinking
fusd year on ihe first Monday 10 September,
which accounts for the apparent deficiency in
abe amount Of debt paid 40 stated in the TreA~
surer's report, aud BY the Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund. The State has ON hand IA
sarplas of uniforms and equipments which
cost about $50, 600, which the United States
have agreed to take aud pay for at COST
Arrangements have been made with the Gen.
eral Government for The reimbursement of the
tailitsry expenses Of lho StRte since the 27th
Of JaIy last. The bills as paid are forwarded
TO Washington and partial ropayments have
already been made
lsvill be observed that The receipts from
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

The Democrats Of Michigan Kill meet IN State
Convention. at Detroit, on the gjsh OF March. for
the purpose Of nominating caish.iates ior State
Office and fcr the Transaction Of such other slsi
hess as may come before it. The Detroit Free
Press in most cordially endorsing this action, re
marks. after noticing the attempt in progress to
construct an emancipation party:
Tie Democracy. therefore, are forced into the
field They must raise tie standard around
which the supporters ofthe Critfenden resolution.
all lovers Of the Constitution and the Union. as
established by the fathers Of the Republic. can
rally IL is not matter Of choice. alone, with
them. but Of positive duty. that they shall move
They have a country 10 save--free institutions
for white men 10 preserve is their duty 70
enforce good faith 20 those shareholders who have
staked their lives aud fortunes in the Federal
cause. 70 prevent the war from being prostituted
TO political ends, and thereby 70 lead all good
men in the path OF exact loyalty As they have
been forced into the field. go they must remain
there VIGOROUSLY. not for the mere sake of par
~, but because theirs is now the only organiza
ton which has no aim or principle outside OF the
Constitution and the laws. They must move and
speak everywhere. They are the army of the
Union against Northern treason They have no
right 10 be silent when utter ruin threatens the
country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

Constitution and the Union II was not expect
Ell or intended that the action of the Convention
should suit TIE fancy OF these radical prnt- anJ
their cOhOrts--men who love the Chicago plat
form better than the Constitutions OF their coun
nv Thank God, me DEMOCRACY are aronsing
u a sense Of their dnty. They have noble
work 60 perform. Through their fundamentally
the Government must be saved Let them
stand firmly. and our faith j. that we shall sue
coed. Over forty thousand Democrats Of Indi-
ana are to day on the tented field ready TO yield
lup their lives in sappsessing the rebel
lion Of fanatics IN the South. and maintaining the
Constitution and laws. We are proud this :
true Butte the voice of Democracy fand who
has a better right to speakI) be heard by the Ia
natics IN Cougres who are laboring so assiduons
" To convert the war into crusade upon slavery,
saving % them in terms too plain 20 be mistaken,
that the Democracy Of Indiana. ever loyal and
true 10 the Constitution, and willing 10 sustain
the Administration in all Constitutional acts, for
the suppression OF the rebellion, can not be coax
ell into AbOlitonIsm by the cry of necessity"
mo party" or traitors" Democracy will stand
by the Constitution and the Union. and give bat
tie To the enemies of these, let them come from
North or South at home or abroad.-GibsOn
Union Democrat
THE STATE COSvENTIoN-On the first page of
our paper publish the admirable resolutions
adopted by the Democratic State Convention on
thr sth inst The true position of the Demo
cratic party Is correctly enunciated in them. and
the responsibility of producing all our distressing
difficulties mmovably fixed on the Republican
party. The attitude of the Democracy on the
war question i well delineated in the 9th and
l0th resolutions. Throughout, the resolutions
are emnently conservative. and will receive the
appreciation Of every Democrat-of every loyal
citizen.
from those who attended, learn that the
Convention not only tire largest ever held in
the State, but it was composed OF the most IN
telligent men of the party--men who can be re
lied Or in any emergency
The ticket Is the strongest that could have been
nominated, and will receive the unanimous vote
of the Democracy. The "unwash'd. unkempt,
and unterrihed Democracy" as the Blacks de
light in calling Us will cone up to the polls next
October. in brigades aud divisions. actuated by
the same noble motive that now mpelS them to
march to the battle field. and vote the Democrat
ic ticket that iaunts at our mast head. and by so
doing they vote for men deserving and patriot
&c rs ever obeyed the laws aud supported the Con
stitnton of the United States.
Then conquer We must-Our cause II is JUST
Let this be our'motto, In God is our trust
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
Den, oc ratic state Convention Opin-
ions OF the Press.

THE STATE COSvLSTIoN.-We publish this
morning the proceeiings-and place NJ our mast
head the ticket of the Democratic State conyen-
ton which convened at Indianapolis on he eth.
The convention was one OF the largest ever as
>emblel AZ our State capital. and all passed off
tremendously, The ticket i good one-com-
posed 81 The best men in the State-pure, true.
Union loving Democrats. and predict for il a
majority of twenty five thousand at the October
election.
We refer our readers 70 the platform adopted,
and ask Of them ! calm and careful pergsal.
feeling confident Of u meeting with heIrty re
spouse from every Democra; OF oil Gibson The
resolutions deuonnce in the strongest terms both
Abotiofisn 1sl Secession, declaring The latter
- Ice the offspring OF the former They are Ia
unison with those of New York. New Hampshire.
Vermont, Ohio, aud all other Union conventions
held since our troubles began-bold. conservA-
tive ana patriotic expressing the sentiments of
al Union loving men.
These resolutions has raised the ire Of the al
ira Republican members of the press throughout
the State, They expected the Convention to
pass Hltrs resolutions condeninlDg the efforts Of
the present Administration IN putting down the
rebellion. Ia which they are sadly disappointed.
Tie Democracy Of Indiana are ever. true 70 the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
TI"II " NIIl' At-V IIIIEHi
VII. BTight,s Defense.

Mr.. BBieHr's speech on Monday last. in his
own defense, is conceded 10 have been very ear
nest and able. In she course OF his remarks he
said
Let the blow come | am ready for il. I do
not mean by this 10 show anything like indffer-
ence 10 what j. to be the action OF this Senate,
nor 10 intimate that do not appreciate the good
will and friendship Of every member on this floor;
not 1T all sir. | mean by IL that | am not con
scious Of having said, done written anything
inconsistent with my position American
Senator at any tine since | took my seat upon
this floor seventeen years ago.
Mr Bright concluded follows:
Ny ease il in the hands of the Senate re
peat what have said Already have done moth
ing would not do again under the same crcum
stances. That has been touched upon with some
severity and what did mean BY that? Why,
that did not anticipate the proportions of this
rebellion. did not believe a gun would be fired,
having "A man i'm the Presidency whom. | am
sorry TO say, helped To put there. and who, |
believe. was false 90 his trust Deceived Oy his
constant promises to what he would 10. |
could not believe that war necessary con
sequence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

Creek. The lefi wig Is commanded by General
Jackson az Nartinsburg and General Evans at
Lee-hurC The latter officer. beilvve. has since
been relieved
II = said that Lees5urg j. strongly fortified
bat The works, though apparently formidable
are probably of the Mnnsons Hill style There
are l2oOO troops there. however. and u 600
more strongly intrenchci on the night bank Of
Goose Creek Allow me to refer to my letter Of
January 3 for An account Of what Gen Jackson
had done up TO that time. Since that tme. he
has not only remained master Of the situation i.
and of the country between Mattinsburg and
Hancock, but he has also advanced TO Romney,
driven Gen. Lander and the Union troops out of
that place, and pursued them 70 Cumberland,
and now holds high revel in all the country be
tween Harpers Very, Hancock and Romney.
Perhaps If he would 90 70 Cumberland, General
Lander might give him another Sftting re
Spouse" And what has Gen Banks been doing
all this timei Really, ! am unable to find out
that he has been doing anything ut all, and Gen
Stones men are helping him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

Z THE BRIGHT Casa singular scene, that in
Il solemn oath To support the Constitution, warmly
advocating his own loyalty-other Senators at
the same time advocating his expulsion because
they suspect or believe he sympathized with sc
cession months agol One of the reasons urged
for Bright expulsion is that he has in past times
voted with JEFF. Davis for slavery The Senate
OF the United States might more protitably spepd
its time in conciliating or in conquerng enemies
than in expelling sworn and avowed friends of
the Union and Constitution In case of the res
toraton of the Union, how are the vacant seats
OF the Senate TO be filled unless by men teniold
more guilty than Bright is charged with being by
his most malicious enemy1 "Close communion"
Is evidently the motto of n por ion of the Sena.
tors; Abolition Senate or no Senate-an
Anti slavery Union, or no Union!-.Mlraukee
NOrS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
From the nefroit Eree Pros

Why do not the Abolition Congressman who
are in favor OF paying wages TO negroes ana OF
expanding hundreds OF Mullins for the emancipa
ton of slaves. devise some system OF government
relief to the thousands OF poor whites. women and
children. who suffering from the stringency OF
the timeSy
We do not believe in public subsidies either to
blacks or whites. but insist that the misfor-
tune OF a fair skin ought not to deprive God 5
creatures of share in the general plumber which
Is now going on
DO the people desire, in addition TO the le-
Ultimate expenses of the war, to be taxed To sup
port and colOnize -four millions of negroes, and to
pay for the emancipation of large number OF
themg Have they the money to spare for such a
purpose
Do the people desire to lose the aid in men
and money of the border States against the re
bellion?
Do the people desire the dissolution of the Union
for the sake of abolishing slavery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

WHERE Is DAwEsg-The Boston Commercial
Buiietin says u lady of that city procured in the
street where she resided about forty blankets rs n
donation 10 the soldiers, hut that the latter were
charged al NE rate Of fco or three dollars each tor
than What was equally singular ~ several
ladies in a neighborng town sent through the
Sanitary Commission lot of jeles, put up in
Theoretically sealed cans and lot of choice
wines. sc. to the soldiers. When the packages
were received, it was found that the jellies had
been distracted from the cans and the wines
drank Some officials must have suffered from
al overpowering III OF abstraction
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

The, who. ia their hatred Of slavery -
says the patriotic old National InfeHiseaoer.
would extinsuish Il in a sea o. ,.ood. By arm
ng the slave against his maste. - who would
bury il under the ruins Of the Constitution by
waging against t the var which can De constitu
tioBally ~.g-'i only against the iei sednon.
know no, What spirit they are OF. if humanity To
the slave ,nd not hatred - the slaFeholder be
their constraininc motive.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

PEcULATioS on A SMALL ScALE-One of the
EMPLOYEES of the Government Printing Office,
formerly the publisher of paper in Indiana. has
been detected in stealing type from the establish
ment Invariably with large carpet bag he
came early and stayed late Obtaining access 70
the depository OF new materials, every opporu-
nifty was improved to convey type from the Office
20 his boarding house. Last Thursday one OF
the workmen had the curiosity to pick the car
pet bag up. when he found it difficult to raise il
from the floor. Suspicion was now aroused, and
watch was instituted upon his movements The
next morning early he came to the office usu-
al, carpet bag in hand, ready to pack up another
lot OF material for removal in the evening The
Waterman detected him in the act OF placing
pages Of type in the bag, and informed the fore
man, who accused him Of the theft, which he
did not deny. A search Of the boarding house
was then made, and secreted under pile of ashes
in an out house lot of new type was found, and
in the sink another lot-atogether weighing two
hundred pounds. The tibet. who should have
been arrested soon as the theft discovered.
was allowed to escape, and it is believed he took
the early train on Friday morning for the North.
Wash. Cor. Phil. Inquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

The special Washington dispatches to the Chi
cago Times of Saturday, says:
Although there is a majority in the Senate in
favor Of the expulsion Of Senator Bright there is
not enough 10 secure the requisite constitutional
two third vote. Mr.. Latham will speak in Mr..
Bdght's defense on Monday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

Jsxrs BRooxs. one Of the editors OF the New
York Express. says in recent letter from
Washington. that for the four or six preceding
been fully three millions every day. and that the
week ending Saturday for the last week, they
averaged nearly four millions every day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

"a Mr. Stevens, 81 G. from Pennsylvania
in the course Of debate few days since, re
marked (what we fear is sadly iGe:) IL believe
that the Secessionists would raise again 20 NOR
row in Maryland. if We withdrew our troops from
there do not believe in the sembance of
loyalty there, or that even the semblance would
continue day in the absence of the army -
Exchange Paper.
How then does he propose to quiet the State
and make her permanently loyaly BY keeping
All army there forever
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

- pKESIsKSr LISooLN AND MRs LINcoLN-Mrs.
Mary Clemmer Ames writes % the Springfield
R,oubfican Abraham Lincoln looks very awk
rart in white kid gloves. and feels tncomiort,
bic Ia new boots. Ms l.ncoln l. .ery Gampy
and .ery good natnred. aud vers gorgeous: she
ssuns Tue With her Low -neckei dresses and the
flower beds which she carries GA the top OF her
head
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
House Judiciary Committee.

Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, in a letter to the st.
Joseph Valley Register says:
The Judiciary Committee of the House, TO
whom all the resolutions, bills and petitions for
conhscation Of the slaves Of rebels have been re
ferred, is reported 70 find itself divided into three
sections, one is for bill to carry this object
effectively. one for some notifications of il. and
One for doing comparatively nothing on the sub
ject As their deliberations are private. It is as
yet doubtful what kind of bill thew will finally
mature aud recommend The Committee j. com
posed Of Hickman Of Pa, Bingham of Ohio Pen
dleton Of Ohio Kellogg of H.. Porter of Indi.
ana. Thomas OF Mass, Henry of Maryland, Diven
of New Y ork and Wilson Of Iowa Ii is strens
committee, intellectually and judicially, and how
each one OF It's members incline in this triangular
division, | confess do not know
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
special Notice.

10 ADIERTLSERS-dH advertisements taken for
specfef time, md Ordered oif bcfore ne expiration
offae time specified, ,eW bc charged ne reg2ar rafas
6pr ice same ~ % he time they ordered cut.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

DENocRrc GMS-Last fall Republican
member Of the Wisconsin Legislatme-sinee de
cease,i-wss elected from Monroe county by over
ST hundred majority. MoRRow. Democrat. has
just been chosen TO al che vacancy by a majority
OF one hundred and nifty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
M DiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.

Two LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH 0RtMPAlRED
org lnizatiOn. or 10 those by whom an increase ~
family i from any objectionable, the Undersigned
would offer prescription which perfectly reliable and
safe, and which ha> been prescribed m various p1rs ~
the old World for the past century Although THIS article
syery cheap and simple, yet 4 has been put up ~ ball
pint bottles and sold very extensively At the exhorbitant
price II bottle the undersigned proposes 20 far
n>h the recipe Tor 81 BY the possession Of which every
LADY supply herself with perfect safeguard, al any
drug Tor the ring Of % cents per year Any
physician druggist viii tell perfectly harmless
thousands Of testimonials can be procured q - efficacy
any part of the world receipt Of S by address
ing DE. J. 1. DIV EhAIAr
p. o. Box, No. 1858, New Haven, Connecticut.
uiy22-d&w6 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

sS-Gov YArEs. in message to the Constitu-
tional Convention OF that Stale. now in session.
saws that the total indebtedness Of Illinois is Sill
400 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
Democratic Union State Ticket.

roR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES ;. ATHON,
Of Marion County.
roR AUDITOR os STATE,
JOSEPH RISTINE,
OF Fountain County.
ron TAEAsURER OF sTArI.
MATTHEW l. BRETT,
OF Davies County.
voR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR B. H0RD,
OF Decatur County
FoR SUPERINTENDENT oF PrBLIc INSTRUCTION.,
MILTON Il. HOPKINS,
OF Clinton County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
DIR. HARNFN'S
CHR0M0- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,

Which have never yet failed (when the directions have
been strictly followed,) in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE,
Or IN restoring the system perfect health when suffering
from Spinal Affections Proaps, Uteri, the Whites.
other weakness Of the Uterine Organs. Also in all
Of Debility Nervous Prostitution; Mysteries Papita
tons &c. which the orerunners OF serious dis.
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causing Distress at the time they act liSa charm
by strengthening, nyigoraiing and restoring the system
10 a healthy condition. and by bringing the monthly
period with regularity, matter from what cause the
Instructions may arise. They should however not be
taken during the first three four monhs Of pregnancy
though safe any other time. miscarriage would be
the result.
Each box contains go pills Price al, and when de-
sired will be sent by mail, prepaid by any advertised
Agent. on receipt Of the money.
Sold BY Druggists generally. J. BRYAN,
Rochester New York General Agent.
Fry" ToMIINS0N a cox, Agents for indianapolis
julyl9-ddw'6 l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

q The Rebel Forces hare Eracuated Manassas
Ho,o they did ii, and rchere they are gone
Notifications Of Beauregard at Centerrale-
The Position and Strength of Besuregard's
Army-Pertormance Of Gen. Jacksons Army
at Romnen DC dc DC
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

speedy action, often eecting in few days,
aud when a effected IL j. permanent. They are
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless
the system and never tho stomach, impreg
nate the breath. and being sugar-coaed, all
taste avoided. No change Of diet l. necessary while
using hem does their action interfere With business
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
And will be by mall postpaid By any advertised
Agent receipt Of the money. Sold by Druggists gen
orally.
None genuine without my signature on the wrapper.
J. BRYAN, Rochester. " u,
General agent.
rsfs~ TONLINSON & cox, Agents for indianapolis.
juyls-dkw 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
DISSOLUTION.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

r NRANCIS SMITH. formerly Delzell Smith. Real
~ Estate Agent and Tax Payer, 81 East Washington
,reet Houses 10 rent jan25-dly 60
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