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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

oblivion i particularly disiasteful to them. They
argue that the whole OF the Southern people BY
taking up arms against the Government, are
traitors. aud should only receive a traitors doom.
that il would be weakne-s 20 spare them, nov
that We have them in power; that the true policy
OF the Government consists In pushing iorwarl
our armies, taking possession of Nashville. Knox
vile. Memphis and Richmond, and in treating
the country the country OF an enemy. They
scoff at the idea OF carrying the war as Gen
eral Dix did in Eastern Virginia. and insist that
i shall be conducted I'm entirely different prin-
cipies. And they demand that no peace shall be
made with the rebels until the terms OF that peace
shall be dictated 20 them in their cities by
their conquerors. They would much rather wage
the war until the entire white race az the South
j. exterminatei.- whether IA battle. or by dagger
and torch il makes no difference with them. But
II they can not do that they will never consent 10
pe4ce until the South gives up all its peculiar
institutions and rights, and accepts submissvely
from the AbOlItiOnists whatever terms the latter
see fit To impose
The members Of Congress now here from Ten.
nessee believe that Nashville either has beer or
will be surrendered Ia the Union forces without
resistance; that Knoxville is in the power of the
Union forces whenever they choose to march
through the Cumberland Gap: that Memphis is
untenable and must be abandoned; and that the
now that the reason for holding II no longer ex
ists. They think that, with the Southern armies
the last vestiges of secession will disappear from
Tennessee and that that State will very soon. OF
its own free will and accord resume its place in
the old Union. The information that have
from other sources. however, indicates that the de-
fence of Knoxville enters into Beauregard's plans
Ii. however. the Confederate armies are defeated
and compelled Co evaeuate the State, here Is no
doubt that the Union sentiment will prevail there,
and will predominate i'm Tennessee a. il does in
Kentucky. In that case. the conservative aud
the more moderate republican members OF Con
gre-s will be for giving Tennessee her old place
in the Union without imposing any disabilities on
her citizens But this or any similar plan will
be strongly resisted 10y the radicals, whose vindc
tiveness cannot be appeased by any such proceed
ing.
| had the pleasure of meeting, Yesterday, Col
Lee, Col COggswell and Col. Wood, ON their
arrival from Richmond which city they lett on
Saturday evening after the Inauguration of the
rebel President. also converted with some of
the released prisoners. $40 in ALL who LETT Rich
mOnd AT the same time, and some of whom at
tended the Inauguration. The ceremonies were
simple. much like those observed nj Washington
on similar occasions. The inaugural address
took the ground that the late reverses to the
South although serious. were not irreparabe in
juries. and urged still greater unanmty on the
part of the Southern people, and the exercise of
patience and endurance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

EeIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FROM FIRST HANDS,
and from citizens loyal 10 the Government Of the
United States, and from whom the oath Of ale glance viii
De required acceptance 81 bid per form annexed,
until II NJ, March 3D. 1852, marked Proposals 10 be
opened Mar Sd. lS62 for the supply and delivery
free Of all charges the Troops United
PRISONERS Of al and near Indianapolis Indiana OF such
Mess Pork ia barrels. full weight
BACON SIDES. smoked ribbed. IN casks;
Bacon shoulders, new smoked ia casks;
Hard bread, IN barrels, lined;
flour extra in barrels. lined;
Corn Meal. n barrels. lined:
Beans, twhitc field IN barrels ned
Peas. Canada IN barrels, lined
Black Tea, in strong boxes;
Green Tea, in strong boxes;
Vinegar, II, barrels:
Candles. lstar) full weight, in boxes;
soap. boxes
SALT IN barrels lined;
Potatoes. Irish in barrels lined:
may be required by the Assistant Coumi~sares Of
Subsistence stationed ~ and Indianapolis from time
% time IN monthly deliveries Sail bids when accepted,
two good and sufficient >uretes e indemnify the ue
States against loss. said 10 take effect the
th ~ March ls62 and to continue in force until the lst
day 81 july ls2. subject to the approval 81 the ConfiS
Say General u Subsistence Bds for the whole or any
one or more u the above items will be received. The
stores De Of the best quality with actual tare coop
must be II the best kind and charge FOR pack
ages which must be marked With couests, II
tractor and biz address Marked samples positively ~
CURED with the bids except
The hard bread must be cooled and thoroughly dried
before packing The peas. beans and salt TO be in meas
ured bushels; the Irish potatoes by the pound.
BIDS % be addressed 10 the undersigned, box s43, lnd
ans2os Indiana, and samples left at the Office No 3,
over F!eteher's carpet store, Washington street
Bills paid monthly.
Bidders are requested to be present al u o'clock
{. l. KlLBUKN,
Feb. %, ls62. Major and C. :. L. =. A.
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We are astonished At the persiStency with which
the Louisville Democrat insists upon misrepre>ent
ing the sentiments aud feelings OF the Ind
ana Democracy. and in ms stating the IRE
dominant element of the sth of January Conven-
ton. That paper, ia a notice Of the appoint
ment as Wright a Senator. takes occasion to
In the Convention, held at indianapolis on the
eth OF January. by courtesy stvied a Democrat
&c Cow ntion. the Bright element was ram
pant Indeed. the Convention consisted princi
paly of Bright aud Breckiuridee men, and the
whole aiair was cut and dried and made TO or
der"
This statement is wickelly slanderous The
Convention was MT gotten up by the Bright ele-
ment. nor any ct III procee,iing> - Tar a.
the members OF the Convention knew or caresl
in accordance with Mr. Bright's feelings or views.
The Convention called IN aecor,iance With
a sine houorcu usage OF the party tor tire sth of
January-calied ia the regular way and by the
usual formaiities IL attended by tie true
members Of the party from al parts OF the State,
without regard Ia their private differences in the
last canvass Out of the large delegation from
this countg---some eighteen OF tgenty-eyery
man with perhaps two exceptions. voted
for Douglas in November last-and every one of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

the delegates heartily and cordially Endorsed the
Convention action.
During the progress Of the Convention. We
be- to remark in reply 10 the D,mocraf's charge.
the only opposition 10 it, action and platform WAS
male by what that paper styles Breckenridge
Democrats
tons, large majority were men who supported
DOuglas-the formation of the State Central Com
mittee will show the same facts. the principal
speakers were Douglas Democrats and the
chairman Of the Convention. Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks. a. the Democratic candidate for Gov
ern0r last October. vas a warm and decided sup
porter OF Douglas FOR the Presidency-he was NJ
the head Of the ticket. which. "a the DcmocrGf
asserted az the time. Mr. Bright used all his
efforts to defeat. and which 20 highly laudei
by cur Louisville contemporary.
The nominees OF the Convention, 80 far as We
know, ali voted against Breckinridge, and were
opposed TO Bnght's action in the late canvass.
They are all good and tried DemOcrats-lOya and
Constitution loving men-placed upon platform
which all true Union Democrats will support
heartily. II il vile Injustice 10 intimate that the
members of the Cony enriOn did not act n accord
ance with their own views OF rigbt-In accordance
with what become them a. freemen. without fear
or favor. and regardless OF whether such action
would be acceptable 10 this or that man or set Of
men The only element" uppermOst was a love
of country and n desire 90 take such action a.
would most surely tend tore establish the Union
and the supremacy Of the Constitution Their
action, We sincerely believe will be ratified and
endorsed by the people in October Dext.-Fin
eea1es Sun
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EnciiSh NeufralifY.

Reluctantly We are compelled 10 the conclusion
that, under the gu>ett neutrality, the English
government are aidilg a. far ~ in their power
without open declaration of war, the cause of
the C0niederateS III the Southern States The
recent order issued in regard to the ships of war
OF the United States visiting the ports of Nassau
and the Bahama Islands or from making use of
any port rUadstead in the United Kingdom OF
Great Britain ami Ireland or the Channel Islands
in any part ut her MsjeStys colonies or foreign
possessions or dependencies, of any wafer sub
lect to the territorial jurisdiction OF the British
Crown. station or place of resort for any war
like purpose or for the purpose OF obtaining any
facilities of warhke equipments. i such an oraer
n cannot ell pass without notice from our Gov
eminent. Following close upon this the refusal
allow the gunboat TUSc1rora 10 leave the har-
Dor OF Southampton until twenty -four hours after
the departure OF the Nashville. thus giving that
steam pTivateeE on opportunity t. intercept our
merchant ships sailing from London. i such an
act OF hostility will arouse the feelings OF the
American peop'e to the highest pitch OF indigna-
ton.
We are aware that this new order in council
may be considered. by some. as act Of strict neu-
tr,lity on the part OF the English government.
but 10 not view il in such a light and we shall
bee much mistaken II Il Is not met on our part by
such orders a. will widen the breach between the
countries. 30 FAR from being DESTROYS of bring
ING back the era Of good feeling which once ex
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

~ An old friend from Sprinfeld. lately call
ell to see the President. After the usual greet
ings, &c, Lincoln, (said he.) when you turned
out Cameron, why didn't you turn out all the rest
of your Cabinet?'' That, said the President,
rlakes me think of something that took place
near home. in Illinois. An old farmer had been
pestered with whole colony of skunks, that
deprecated nightly on his poultry. He determn-
ed to be rid of them, and finally succeeded in get
ting them all into one hole, where he could kill
them at his pleasure He drew one forth by the
tail and executed him. but (said he telling the
story,) this caused such Internal stencil that |
was glad to let the rest run"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

We call attention to the general order Of Gen.
HsLLKck in reference TO the treatment Of prison
ers Of war which will be found in the telegraphic
columns The instructions of Gen. HALLEcK are
not only just and humane. but, il complied with
both in letter and in spirit. will be worthy a
Christian and magnanimous people. The effect
of such treatment upon prisoners will be most
saIutary. and will go far to convince them that
the war Is conducted with no vindictive spirit on
our part. but solely to maintain the integrity Of
the Government
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isted. Il would seem to lie the effort Of the Eng
lsh government to increase the I'D feelings 20 that
point when war viii be inevitable. Tie day j.
rapidly draw ins near when the voice of the Ameri-
can people viii Ice for var. it England desires it,
and such waras will have no parallel in history.
-Dcfron Free Pres
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Democratic Union State Ticket.
Emane,nafion laws.

II Is stated that the House Judiciary Commit
tee will report against the enactment of any
emancipation laws for the disloyal States. upon
the ground that the power to interfere with slave.
~ rests with the President as Commander in
Chief Of The army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

~ The resolutions. of the Democratic State
Conv enton of Rhode Island. contained in our
last issue. are as good an expression as we have
anywhere seen of the Democratic sentiments of
the country. They are, however. substantially
like the resolutions of the Indiana and New
Hampshire Conventions recently held. 1t is
becoming more and more evident that the Dem
ocratic party must become the home of all truly
loyal and national men.-ChicGgO Times.
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FORM OF OATH.

do solemnly --- that will support protect
and defend the Constitution and Government 0 the JHi
ted States against all enemies whether domestic OF for
egn AMI that will bear faith. allegiance ard 10y
atty % TIE same. any ordinance resolution or law 81 any
State Convention Legislature the contrary nOtwith
standing. and. further. that do this with f1 deter
mnttion pledge, and purpose, without any mental reser
Walton OF evasion whatever and further that will vel
and faithfully perform all the duties which may he
quref II BY Law and contract either verbal writ
ten. - help me God. -.
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special Notice.

TO dD DERTZSERS.-dH advertisements tdken for
specified time, and Ordered Ouf bcfore the expiration
nm, time specified. rW he ckaJtcd tie regulIr rdtas
for the same ED 10 ne time they ordered out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
MEDICAL.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are S,eedy IN action. oeg cFecng In few days,
and when cure is effected IT is permanent They are
prepared from vegetable extracts that are harmless
the system and never nauSeae the stomach or impreg
nate the breath; and being coated all nauseous
i avoided No change OF diet il necessary while
using then does their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
And will be by mail post paid by any advertised
Agent, receipt of the money Sold by Druggists gem
orally.
None genuine without my signature on the wrapper.
J. BRY AN, Rochester, y. Y,
General Agent.
IA TONIINsON 4 COX, Agents for Indianapol
julyl9-d&w 81
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Nj MEDICAL.
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE

FEVO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
Organization, TO those by whom Increase II
family is ffom any reason Objectionable, the undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed in various parts OF
the Old World for the past century Although this article
iSvery cheap and simple yet has been put up IN hall
pint bottles and sold extensively al the exhorbtat
price of - per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nish the recipe for ST. by the possession OF which every
lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard, any
drug store for the triing of - per year. Any
physician druggist will tell you spcrfecy harmless
thousands of testimonials be procured of It's efficacy
Sent to any part of the world receipt of 81 address
ing. DR. J. q. DENERAUX.
20. Box, No. 1858, New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22-d&w'6 81
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Correspondence q the New York Herald.
The Capture OF British >tcane
near ratnmoras.

SHIP ISLAND, Feb. IL.
About the frs, Of this month the sloop- of. war
Portsmouth was cruising of the mouth Of the
Rio Grande. when she saw A large steamer at an
Choir IN the river. OF Mafamoras. and small Sc
cessicn steamer evidently engaged IN bringing
cargo OF cotton 10 her The Portsmouth hoisted
the French nag and ran close IN, and then sent
an officer in boat To bring the steamer out.
She proved To be the British steamer Lebuan.-a
large iron propeller, of 200 tons burthen and
had on board about half cargo OF cotton. She
had landed a cargo of blankets and ordnance
stores at Matamoros. The captain is prisoner
on tile Portsmouth. and the steamer is ut Ship
Island She will be sent North for adjudication.
and the trial will possibly result in the delivery
OF the ship to the English authorities and round
bill of costs for our Government to pay.
The Captain claims that he was in Mexican
waters, and, consequently, beyond the limits of
our blockade. Captain SwartwOut, of the Ports
mouth. has the reputation OF being "a very prudent
man, and his friends think he will be able to prove
that he did not act ignoranty in this matter.
Since writing the above learn 10y the arrival
OF Flag Officer Mexican. that the British Consul
at Havana has made affidavit that the Labuan
was bound in good faith from Havana to Mata-
moras with a cargo for the latter port. and that
she was ireighting from that port. Hsr ships
papers we're all deposited in the Office of the Brit
ish Consul at Matammas. She will be sent North
just she Is; tire Commodore will not allow
anything to be placed in her.
The capture OF the Labuan so clearly the
result of the most unfortunate mistake that the
delivery of the vessel to the English authorities
and the payment of heavy bill of costs by our
Government, are regarded here as almost certain.
The RALLYING CRY.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer thus de.
fines the issues before the country:
The old Union, the Constitution our fathers
bequeathed it. and humiliation for Abolitonism
and rebellion now and forever, must be the rally
ing cry of the Democracy. Thus alone can the
great constructive party OF the country vanquish
the monster party ofdesfructiOn which now thr, at
ems its existence.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

A $ AGENT, HAVE 4 LARGE VARIETY OF CITY
a property for sale and exchange.
Also splendid Farm of 6S acres. = miles u
the city-prce So per acre-tirae easy.
Farm Of 30 acres, miles east Of the ciy-price go
per acre.
Farm Of 100 acres 10 miles northwes; q the city
price Sy7 80 per acre.
Also one Il 40 aeres--prco S32 per
Also Of Hin land trade Tor city prop
cTty. KiIBN FERGUSON.
Real Estate Agent, p East Washington street.
febI9-d54w2t
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The ORIGINAL CELEBRATED AND WORLD RENOwN-
Ed AMERICAN MAN IL MINIATIRF.
WANTED.

WANTED.
wv ANTED-A good Second hand Washington PRINT
w ing Press cheap for cash. Persons wishing sell
such will please address j. Newer box 667, Evansville
Indiana. feb27-d4t
VNyANTED-Fou or five Girls, three for dining
w andtwo for other work. Inquire at Morris House
feb27-d4
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From Washington.

Confirmation Of the Attacks on General McClel-
ian-Wha is 10 be done ,ch the Southern
States; The AJoirionisfs haze Determined
that The Southern States shall nerer again enter
the Union as St0hs-The Campaign in Ten
nessee Dc DC &c
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03
ID L z ID
Special Notices.
WHY ARE WE SICK 9

people would exercise little more caution con-
biaed with judgment there would be far less scAnes.
among US There IS no ciseas- either simple or ma.is
aalt, arious or otherwise, bat gives due warning
It's approach; and II, when these signs are exhibited
Railways R-a1y Relief Is freely administered, tat
threatening disease Will be successfully repu sed L
seized with Heal Ache Cold Chils, Nausea stomach
Pain N the Bowels Dryness in the Mouth Fevershnsss
Pam in the Joints, Back, along the SPINE Less SC Il
RAILWAY READY RELIEF is used, these symptom.
will IicSy disappear, and serious Illness prevented
There no occasion for the prevalence yellow Fever
Typhoid Fever, Ague, Pneumonia Bilious Fever Chole
RAJ Small Pox Scarlet Fever &c for those diseases give
iair warning of their approach and il the first ind
cation Of pain, discomfort, uneasness R3!way's
Raiy Relief is used the system will be charged with
the electric power Of health TO successfully resist
their attacks. Do not wal; until the disease becomes
entenchei within your system before resor,ng Med
ieation This delay may prove fatal on all occasions
when pain IS experienced, Railways Ready Relief is
used, no serious illness will occur.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is A PREVENTIVE
Or. Frederick R. Page Of Mississippi, bis report &c
the Medical society Of louisiana regard the
efficient treatment of Yellow Typhoid and Intermittent
Fevers, says:
There is popular remedy, now in use, called Rad
ways Ready Relief. have used it with great SUCCESS
in all varieties Of Fevers, especially in Yellow Fever
As preventive Of contigion il FAR exces the celeors
tsi waters Of Raspail and remedial agent, in III.
treatment o: Fevers it i'll ali be relied upon
an absolute certainty. Every hospital should be sup
piled with this remedy, and every family keeping sup
ply at their homes will b. OF saving null
titlie Of lives. 3sow2
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IAlvertlsemenil

A SErrLEMENT-There has been quite
mers, growing o1t OF the tact that some one
wanting TO make trouble, has been circulating q
report that smiths Saleratus was the Cause OF
the low price Of grain That by using it, bread
would Increase 1900 Per cent, aud that it
should not be allowed to be sold The whole
thing has been settled satisfactorily, and they
have laid down their arms. by ali ex PLANTATION say
ing that il Only increased the actual weight atou,
rs per cent, and the quantity 100 per Cent
aud its bulk hot over 1890 to / 900 times, &C.
cord;ng TO the quantity Of salerstus used Well,
they said il that ~as all. he might continue 10
sell as usual. aud he keeps on selling it, aud i,
tickles every one
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-03

MExEN's ELECrIoN.-At a meeting OF
Torrent Engine Co. No. l, held at the Common
Council Room. on Friday evening, Nov. 2lst.
1869, the following officers of said company
'sre elected for the ensuing year.
Ewman.-George K. Grove.
lH Asst. f0yeman-Edward F. Smith,
u Ast. WIN. K. Williams,
Saeraary.-H. Il. Dunks,
1Tssssysv.-A. B. Bagley,
Stessvd.-Wm. Barritt,
q. kngi~eer.-Philo C. Ayers.
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The RAIL RoAD-We see no steps be

The RAIL RoAD-We see no steps be.
ing taken, either oy the company or our citizens,
towards completing the Railroad to Michigan
Avenue; but on the other hand the signs indi.
cate, aud We hear rumOrs to the effect, tina,
those Who have the Control of the conc I'm, do
not intend TO continue the road beyond its pres.
ent terminus on Franklin street. Now this lie
not what the people in the middle and southern
portions OF the city, who have paid their money
freely from time to time TO aid in building the
road barganed for. II is grossly urjist towards
them, to allow the road TO remain at its presen,
terminus, without an effort on the part Of the d.
rectors to complete il To the avenue. Will not
our citizens arouse to their interests, and take
some measure to get the road completed?
The Legislature will soon be in session, and
We predict a happy time for the Amboy, Ian.
cling and Traverse Ba, Railroad Company" if the
cars are not running to .dichigan Avenue in time
to bring in the members Of that potent body.