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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

Tie market fun Of limitations, represented 30 be tho
same a. BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRUCHEs," which are
productive ofpo>itive injury. Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles aaoning prolific themselves Ask FOR aud
:OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,'
which by long experience have proved their value having
the sanction physicians generally and es'i-
inonisls from eminent men throughout the country
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence TO
the affected parts the sedave and soothing enee TO the
mucous Inning ~indpPe into the Bronehn aays fuI-
monar irritation aud gives relief In Coughs Colds, and
The Throat which pabe speakers and
! SINGER. sr- uable febii-dly "a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

SANDY Hook, May l7-The Great Eastern
has Just come up. She Is from Milford Haven,
with Liverpool dates to the 9Th inst.
LIvERrooL, May 6.-The Paris Patrie says the
visit OF the French Minister to Richmond vas
entirely political. and that its purport known
to President Lincoln.
The Times says that the true test Of public
feeling ia the North will come when the taxes
are collected. Meantime so long as the Federals
are not absolutely winners they are losers. where
So long the Coniederates are not actually
subdued they may regard themselves Winning.
These are considerations which counterbslznce
the superiority OF the North.
Capt. Wilson, who recaptured the Emily St.
Pierre from the prize crew, has been formally
presented by numerous Liverpool merchants with
n valuable service OF plate and gold chronome
ter, also with a sextant from his own crew and
with E2,OOO by the owners OF the ship. The
Mercantile Marine Association in Liverpool also
announced is intention 10 present him With a
gold medal and his cook and steward with silver
medals Valuable money presents also
made 10 the cook and steward. Speeches ealo-
CYSTIC OF the Captains act were made on the oc-
casion by sever prominent merchants
The Paris Patrie asserts that the French Min
lister at Washington had long conference with
JEFF Davis at Richmond: that the step taken by
MERCER Is entirely political in its character, anu
was known 10 President Lincoln.
The London Morning Herald argues that from
reports OF MERGERS mission 10 Richmond, that
the beginning of the end is not far distant. IL
says that France and England suffer than
neutrals ever suffered from any contest Both
begin 20 regard the interminable and afro
cious.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
From Washington.

WAsHISGroS, May lS.-The Navy depart
ment has received a communication from Com.
Dupont, dated Port Royal, May 18th, Civ ng an
account of the capture OF several rebel s'.hoon-
ers No other news OF importance.
The Postoffice Department directs that ali mail
matter destined tor Burnside's command b. here
after sent to New York.
There is no Official report OF the gunboa. affair
on the james river received. Messages iIticate
an opportunity TO do better in the future. The
river is now clear of distractions to widths eight
miles OF Richmond. AT that point is a heavy
battery OH high bluff and the river Temporarily
closed to navigation by sunken vessels, smong
which are reported the jamestown and York
town, piles OF chains, &c.
The Monitor could not elevate her gans 70
reach the bluff, which rendered her useless
The banks OF the river are filled with riise pits
from which an incessant fire was poured On the
feet, a part of which were engaged within 900 70
/ 900 yards of the main battery.
After the action continuing four hours. the
feet. finding il mpracticable 10 silence tie bat
terry on the bluff. withdrew.
Our loss was thirteen killed and eleven v.ound
ed. Full particulars are expected o-morrtS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
From ashingtOn l..

WAsnISeToN, May l7.-Smce yesterday eight
or ten fugitive slaves have been returned to their
claimants.
1t is estimated that there were in Washington
recently about one thousand slaves, principally
from St Georges County, Maryl land adjoining
this District. At lest forty shareholders from
that county were at the Court House to day, i'll
ing their petitions for the reclamation of the
runaways In some cases many as twenty
e are claimed by single person. In several
instances, after the Court had issued the neces-
sary writs, the marshal and his deputies
able to tind the fugtives. who, having by some
means been informed OF the judicial process, re
moved hey ond the reach OF arrest.
special dispatch 10 the Evening Post saws:
The President decided tins morning to modify
Gen. Hunters proclamation for the emancipation
of slaves.
The following is extracted from a dispatch TO
the Secretary OF War, dated Rectortown, Nrgi-
mia, 10th:
A company of infantry of my command was
yesterday ordered TO Linden, TO remain stationed
there.
A detachment of seventeen men, guard to the
company wagon, reached there a short time be
fore the main body OF the company, which Was
on IA train They were attacked by body OF
cavalry, variousy estimated at from three hun
died 10 six hundred, coming upon them from
four directions. Our men resisted them. keeong
up sharp fire under shelter OF the depot, which
riddied with bullets. My men were over
pow cred One was killed and fourteen were
taken prisoners, three of whom were wounded
when the enemy hastily retired under FIRE. and
informed that portion of Gen. Shields 7;
command had "a skirmsh with them.
(Signed) john " GEARY.
Brigadier General Commanding.
The following has been received at the Wal
Department:
WILLIAMSBURG, May 1.-THE gunboats Gale
ma, Monitor, Aroostook, Naugatuck, and Por
Royal we're repulsed from Fort Darling, seven
miles below Richmond. yesterday A portion
have returned to jamestown Island, near thi
place, in James river. Seventeen have alread
been buried and there are numbers Wounds
aboard vessels, including Lieut.. Morris.
The OO-pound gun on the Naugatuck ex
plodei at first FIRE.
(Signed) DAVID CAMPBELL,
By authority OF Gen Mcclellan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
SUNDAY NIGHT DISPATCHES
HEAVY SKInMlSHNG NEAR CORINTH.
Curtis Marching on Little Rock.
PENSACOLA NAVY YARD BURNED.
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.


CAIRO, Nav ls.-The steiner Swan. from
PIttsburg Landing. has arrived. News unim-
portant
A picket skirmish had taken place. lasting
nearly two DAYS The rebels were driven back
but not until they succeeded in burning bridge
over small stream four miles from Corinth
Twelve of our men are reported wounded.
Deserters continue to report the scarcity OF
provisions IN the rebel camp. Many of their cat
tie are starving for the want OF forage
Guerrillas infest the country around Hickman,
New Madrid, and other points, committing de
pre'lations.
News from our fleet says several gunboats had
come around Craighead Point Yesterday to re
connoiter. The Benton opened FIRE as soon as
they came in range. The rebels retired.
The gunboat Mound City has been thoroughly
repaired and goes down TO night.
Passengers by the Swan gives currency 10 a
rumor that Bragg is in command at Corinth.
Beauregard having been called into Virs inia to
reorganize the rebel army in the vicinity of
Richmond.
BEFoRE CoRTSrH. Nav l7-Lstest advices
from Gen. Curtis are that his forces are between
Searcy and Little Rock, Ark, rapidly marching
on the capital
Gov Rector called out the militia and the peo-
pie generally. Large numbers applied TO Curtis
for protection and desire to come under the old
flag.
There is general advance along our lines to-
day toward Corinth. There has been much skir.
mishing ard several severe engagements. Gen.
Sherman's division lost IA killed and considera
BILE number wounded in attacking Russel's house.
which the rebels have occupied tor some time
past worrying our pickets. He succeeded in
driving the enemy from his position back to his
works
Our men are under arms expecting an attack
Sunday morning.
Among the killed rebels left on the ground
was one with a sword supposed to be an officer.
Our forces under Maj Gen Sherman still oc-
cupy Russe's house. There has been skr-
mishng from the 9Th Missouri only about three
hundred yards from the enemys bretstworks.
Several rifles captured in a skirmsh on the
right were perfectly new. marked Breeze Sher
man, Bremen. which are much superior to the
ri les used by our sharp shooters. having a range
of from twelve to fifteen hundred varls
In all cases of rebels left on the field were shot
in the head the wounded were generally shot IN
the neck
TIE enemy's loss left on the fields about forty
killed and 100 wounded
Deserters from Corinth all report the entire alb
sence of chloroiorm in the medical stores. There
is probably none in the whole Southern Confede
racy.
The weather continues very warm and the
roads quite dusty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

~ rxLgGRATH


Nav YoRK, May IL.
Flour market heavy. unsettled. and SC lower
with moderate demand fur export and home con
SUMPTION: sales at s. 45G4 80 for superhns
State 81 65d4 Is for extra STATE; 81 45d4 50
for superfne Western: 81 65d4 - for common
to melium extra Western. - 00d5 10 for com
good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio, - 20@6 20 for trade brards. the market
closing heavy with buyers at outside quota
tiOu-
Whisky market heavy and declining; sales at
24c for Western
Wheat market heavy and fully &c lower. with
pretty strong disposition to realize Slle- Chicago
spring 81 al OF. Milwaukee club Il 02al -
for interior to very choice: Canada club 81 "a !
O6; amber Iowa 81 -; winter red Western 81
1901 ID: amber Michigan 81 %
In corn there i less doing but market without
material change; sales at 5ll9@52 FOR new
mixed Western; 500 a Sc for old do in store
and delivered; 56c for Southern yellow.
Sngar-Rtw more active and firmer.
Mo,asses quiet and firm.
Butter IN good demand for export and home
consumption and frmer Tor yellow but the
ket Tor mixed colors a nd white Is dull and price,
almost nominal; We quote Ohio at @l6c and
State NJ lldl9c
Cheese hrm. but the light stock on hand checks
business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
Night Dispatches.


CHICAGO. May IA special from Cairo to
the Tribune saws:
The steamer Meteor from Pittsburg arrived to-
day.
Gen Pope's division had advanced northward
three miles from COnnth.
De-erters report great deal of hard feeling
between Missouri and Tennessee troops and those
FROM the Southern States. The former urge that
they have nothing to fight for. their States having
been restored TO the Union They see no reason
why they should be compelled 10 hight for the in
dependence of the cotton States
The steamer Shingles with forty Memphis refu-
gees has arrived. They report hundreds OF Others
making their way North a. best they can.
dispatch from the fleet saws deserters state
that the rebel feet has been reinforced by the ar
rival of a new ram called the General Price anC
the IRON clad gunboat Arkansas from Memphis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
From SRA : burg.

SrRAsBuRG. May Icy Yesterday evening a
band of guerrilas made dash on the railroad
beyond Front Royal and killed one and took
fourteen prisoners, all belonging to the 2sth
Penis lvania.
The railroad bridge fifty feet high and $50
feet long, over the north fork of the Sherman
doah was completed to night The track will be
laid and trains will pass to morrow morning
The work was constructed IN fortv-o hours
under the superntendenee of G. W. Maggie. Gov
ernment bridge builder.
All is quiet in front to night.
1t is currently reported that Gems MilrOy and
Schenck are in occupation of Stanton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
From New York.

NEW YoRK, May l7.-Com. Foote is not com
Ing to New York. He will remain at Cleveland
until sufficiently recovered TO return to the TO
tilla
The report about the negro brigade is contra
dicted, such a thing at one time talked OF
but j. now defunct
The steamer Oriole from Newbern on the 18th
arrived last night
The health OF the troops nj Newbern was good
and that place was being fortified.
Some Of the prisoners recently released from
Richmond state that one Holmes. private III
the Brooklyn 18th, who had escaped from a TO-
bacco warehouse, was recently hung in the Con
federate capital on a charge Of forging Confede-
tate notes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
SPEECHES OF
Hendricks and Voorhees,

The speech Of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks before the
Democratic Convention the Eighth Of January, ls62
AMI the speech q Hon Daniel w. Voorhees, in the House
Representatives February 90 the duty Of the Fed
efs Government in it, relations the civil and the
objects for which IL should be prosecuted for sale
this Office, published pamphlet Of sixteen pages
GLIDING both speeches. Each one l. among the able.
Delivered the present crisis and should be placed
the hands Of every voter in the State.
The trstissue having been entirely exhausted.
now repnning large edition to supply the increasing
demand.
Those living of express routes provide for pre-
paying the postage, which IS one cent per copy.
Price 81 per hundred. All orders promptly filled.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
rxsIYGER 4 co 5 LETTER."

lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ment>. is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
FUI Of all sewing machines This machine will any
thing from the running Of tuck in tarletan to the max
INK Of Ovcrcoai-anythng from pilot OF beaver cloth
the soest gauze gossamer tissue and is ever
ready 10 its work perfection Il can fell. HEM bind,
gather tuck. quilt and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work This = not The oty machine that
can fell hem bind and forth, bat II will do better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had great variety of cabinet cases
The Folding Case which is DOW beco ring 50 popular IS
name implies. that can be folded into box OF
which. when opened. makes beautiful, substantial
aud spacious table for the work To rest upon Theeases
Of every imaginable de>gn-pain a. the wood grew
forest deliberately finished srt car
make them l. NJ SINGER 4 Co.
No ass Broadway New York.
Ia Ind annapolis onlce-NO. odd-EeOws' Hall
Washington street. apls-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

NEW York, May l5-By the Atlantic from
Port Royal. we learn that a negro pilot brought
IRON Charleston a fast rebel tug. with a namber
of guns destined for Fort Ripley. He sarren-
dered her to our squadron. He is a great lcqui.
stion. knowing all intricacies of navigation OF
that region.
Hunters proclamation has been published in
Charleston.
negro instruction was imminent
Vast preparations were making 20 lombard
Savannah. Our gunboats are up the rives. and
pickets within four miles of the city. Massive
batteries Of Parrot guns are erected arousd the
city.
We have a portion of the Charleston snA Sa-
vannah Railroad in our possession
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
Frvm the New York Ledger.
Ode tn Gideon.


"1iaeon- ,'ideou hear toe IA ions prayers;
oh.erfe hos rebel. sheer and patriots grieve
10 see tue way yea ulanagii z ansirs,
" 0ide0n take the hiu;-aud take your leave,
Tour friends declare that ere the war began.
q cant deny, and therefore I admit u.
IN private life you were an houored man.
Then Why, D Gideon, did you ever quit ~
ldont despise the smallest Christian grace;
reverence modest merit, confess;
Long may sou ive-but in your proper place;
And may Jour mighty beard be never lessi
But II Of water You are weakly fond.
Why, Gideon. suffer from The ses's commotiOn'
Go sail pleasure boat upon a pond.
And let old seamen dare the angry ocean.
Retire. % Gideon. 10 an onion-farn;
Ply ans trade that's innocent and slow;
Do anythnz-where You do no harm:
Go anywhere you fancy-fny 90.
lis plain salt water and sea-sir do not
At ali agree with one in your condition.
And When you next disgOrge--l won't say what
For Gods sake, Gideon ttror a. your commits sion,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

SPEECH OF COLONEL DuNnaM-A gentleman
who was present informs that Col. T.. l.. Dun
ham Of the 5ith Indiana re- ment. made pow eriul
speech at Bowling Green, Kentucky, on Monday
OF last week. The court house was crowded,
principally with secession sympathizers, who lis
tened with the utmost attention. Col Durham
reviewed the causes of the difficulties between
the TWO sections, and denounced with IN unspar
Ing hand both abolitonists and secessiouists. He
portrayed, IN vivid colOrs. the shameless ngrati.
tube OF the lat er, who, because they had been
beaten in Presidential election ran away from
and deserted the conservative men of the North
leaving them at the complete mercy of their OPP
ponents IN Congress anu elsewhere.
He spoke at length OF the character of the
country. saying il was impossible that two rival
nations could be formed out OF the territory oil
the Union. The Almighty had destined us for
one nation, and one nation must be.
Col. Durham dwelt at some length upon the
national character of the Mississippi river. saying
that the great Northwest, which furnished the
water that prevented the river from running dry
would never consent To Weld ts mouth To IA rival
or a hostile nation. They needed il to float thei
immense supplies of produce to the markets oil
the world, and they determined 10 preserve
it even it the led of the stream should be tllet
with blood instead of water.
The Colonel spoke of the falsehoods which haC
peOh W oVNtoSohlSt> III Ic-dlu w tilt
ULion army, one OF which was that they carriet
off negroes Col. Durham said it was true tina
the Federals were troubled by negroes fOllowin.
them and coming within their lines. But th
was legitimate fruit OF rebel teaching Tn,
rebels bad proclaimed on all occasions that til,
Lincoln army" had come To free the slaves, ant
the negroes believed it. Hence they tocke,
into our lines. against the wishes of both of
GERS and men.
Our informant says he is convinced the speecl
of Col Durham did an immense amount OF goo,
in di>abusing the minds OF honest Southern sym
pathizers OF the talsehoods so persistently main
tanned by the rebel leaders i'll that part of Ken
lucky ". A. Leager.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

BEAL VS. RAY-In the Marion Circuit Court
on Saturday, the case OF Beal ". Ray, involving
question as to which is entitled to the Judg.
ship OF the Common Pleas Court was again de
cided. Judge Finch held that the term OF the
preceding dge-COburn-expired with the date
OF his resignation. and that therefore the twenty
day notice oi election required by law was not
given This decision leaves Judge Raw on the
bench under appointment by the Governor. the
election being pronounced wholly Illegal Mr..
Beal, We understand. has again taken an appeal
to the Supreme Court.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
4 VI isiakc.

The impression appears to prevail among many DIM
oeats Wat We have no Job Office with the SIN
TiNEL ofiee This l. a mistake. There Is Office IN
the city that 50 well prepared to do all kinda Of BOOK
AND JOB PRINTING a. We are Except large bill po;ers).
and we viii feel under obligations 70 all Democrats.
only IN the city, but In The State Tor any work they
send 10 our Office We have public patronage TO de-
pend on to aid the paperwe ak the party 10 AID u with
their work as far they can can do as good ork
and on as good terms, - any other Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL. 1. By ali the early
roruns express and freight trains and delivered % sub
s-rbers in adjacent about the
trbuted in thiscy. This enables readers sdstance
from the Capital Of Indiana get the 81 the day
from sin to twelve hours before they receive through
pspers Published elsewhere News dealers and carriers
IN any theowns railroads centerng annapolis
viii supplied with the SENTINEL good terms as
any other paper Clubs Tor the Daily will be supplied At
Agents rates Orders solicited d6w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

GoLD AND SILVER SrAR-We saw on Sat
urlay last splendid gold and silver star. pre-
sentesi la j. J. Bisbing. Marshal of the Union
Depot, by the employees OF the American Ex-
press Company. IL is magnificent present,
exceeding anything of the kind worn by any
officer East or West. The star is the work ..ot
Mr Reed. the well known artizan and engraver
with " II. Talbot 4 Co. Elegantly in this IN
stance has he done his work This. however, is
but the usual praise accorded 10 Mr.. Reed for
everything he does
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
TemnesAec News.

CHICAGO. May IA special to the Tribune,
from Cairo. says:
The gunboat Cincinnati has been got off the
bottom of the river at Fort Wright. Il Was sup
posed she would leave for Cairo Yesterday.
The Memphis Appeal OF the llth contains a
letter from its correspondent. who SAYS that in
the naval engagement the rebel loss was ght
killed and sixteen wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

MARION CIRCUIT CoURT.-This tribunal. after
a session of Sc ersl weeks. adjourned Saturday
last. Judge Finch. during the late term. ais
patched a great amoun; OF business The civil
cases of general interest We have noticed from
time To time On the last DAY of the term the
following criminals were sentenced: Luke French
and Alonzo Thompson, Tor burglary, i've years
IN the penitentiarv. James HoSs. for the murder
OF William Flanagan. for lie Charles White,
for an assault with attempt TO kill John Bech,ei
four wears
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

REBEL PRISONERS One hundred and forty
eight prisoners. Morgan's men of Tennessee. cap
tured by General Dumont, arrived in the city on
Saturday last, their way to Columbus, Ohio
They we're gay set of larks. and imbibed just
naturally people of the North imbibe. We
hope each ole OF these traitors will meet with
his inst deserts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
WIN e.


% TRAUB'S CATAWBA WINE-Ir
order 10 save persons wanting my Pure Catawba Vine
tie expense OF coming my place the NaiionA
Road over the river, and TO enable persons wanting Il
for sickness get 1t without delay, have placed it io
sale the Grocery Store q Hogshire Hunter No ?;
West Washington street. Where ii be had at the sans
terms a. Of me JACOB TRAUB.
msyl2-dlw-wsi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

We had the pleasure of call yesterday
from Mr.. John Gillett, western travelling agent
of the Central Ohio and Steubenville Consolida-
ted railroads Mr.. Gillett represents the business
of his lines fourishng. and must say that he Is
one OF he most gentlemanly railroad attaches
We have ever met.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

IL Harry Niger has returned from the wars
He is minstrel with spirits as buoyant as air
He was seen and recognized by his numerous nc
quaintances on the streets day before yesterday
We would say yesterday" but that was the
holy Sabbath, and Harry is a moral man.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
From the Noun tan Department.

NEv YoRK. Nay is.-A special TO the Trsbgne
from the headquarters Of the Mountain Depart
ment. Franklin, Va. via Baltimore. Nay i7th.
says:
Unofficial dispatches. bat considered reliable
announce that Princeton. the capital Of Mercer
county. where Gen. Cox's advance wss stationed,
was attacked and captured yesterday by the rebels
under Humphrey Marshall. This morning the
place Was recaPsured md The rebels deseafei by
Con. Cox. No Particulars. Scouts repoa that
the rebels have been reinforced.