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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-18
GREAT BARGAINs IN DRY GOODi

- PEOULL n,es v the .,y and sosntry people vani any
- Goods 10 nd a. veil by ealing al No. " KAN street
81 wing We S-ge stock OF Prints Lawns !1sones UTean
a. plan - axured black and eolonee shks shApl
"a $50. E1sbed and hhirAg and sheetinE, Cash
and KENTUCKY sihpsd and domestic for and
Hl,es Ans OhldEeE shoe, HiHe and quality Linen
aad Gotten Goods AID boys Ades sk and Lie Ihrdsd
Al cents SIN 50 Linen BossmS NJ g
esnE; IrlsA Linen IS S& And 50 certs PArasoh, plain
40 striped a. rs rsn sUss Cambria and JAconet NJ ain;
opi bre and white TAreiAn Astonishing Low prices the hne
6anhrIe worked Bands Gad ooa al All those goods
aboTe many, 10 mention, oHer iey
As Ihout charging any uore they bought before the
hard eounsaesd De careful that come 70 he
SSyti JOSEPH srRAUHE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-18

9E underdEned hsve hand and manufacturing BRAS
Il Preset Letters ores o.nn'ns 40 for military caps ant
ivte the attention Of the military the fact also, hniA si
Buons ain Virginia busns and ooasdsra,s Infa y and
tilsry Buttons Oders promptly attended TO-
LEWIS REY TON, Brand Cutters,
uuhB isth he usen Main and Gary "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-18
Ds1(SaaETF - ANDkkSON,
GOVERNOR STREET,

g-rs-syi-F for Hs fAl Trade carpslAgB on ClstI Ma
= 80. SatAil o4 Comics AHd BAAdl NiadeR shAda
F5sr Carried Hair Aa1 hosa Tar sails ~ loo prices
49, i-als Sci Naa Aalrssss aAds 70 order ~ 1her 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-18


d5asle.s bs,ons permanent s great measure,
.,-ssd - supry soath vftl BUrrHa Aad havns hesn
80 s--nsyey many 10 SAiaaeo b1nsth take
3-y slgg-s The proPey o. eeAEag yoa Butter vel
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~ oso1a send - marset afs paekiag
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. -t Zach p-,mpgy ',r ShAtever say be fe1i az
a. nal -sn " he rte-ez: o. bot he fArner
:. 10 asia Ts~rf 20 receive a1y ctAer eoaaty
. bl. rsr pl % 20 CAL year pNtcs-Ar Aiea
ga b, s- At4s La-ge -ugpst have been ssai heretofore
s5r- -11 Slth shs make a. asra1hh
-- rs 'ro- t1e act hat hsys been engaged
h. s-Ts 1 ,s ~ fr tAc shstytve ys-rI. Al
t-.s'--.s1-zs es=sesai o. sivas sAti,fa.loz-
sASP5ON JONES, tEs1k
Grocer Had CclliI Zen He-cAAaL
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
Governor rIorton's Apology

Colonel W X HOLLOWAY. Private Secretary
TO His Excellency. Governor MoRToN. and. in
the absence Of the latter iunetionary. Acting
Governor. has handed us the following commu
nication from one A OAKn HAIL, District
Attorney for the city and county of New York,
ccompanied 10y extracts from the New York
Heraid aud TribHne. rs an apology or vindiea
ton of Governor MoRToNs action in the SrovrR
swndlc. with request for their publication We
do so with grea, pleasure, for We have no dispo
sition TO criticise the official acts OF Governor
MoRroN with any unlarne-s or injustice. IL is
an evidence of weakness. however, when pub
lie Official Is compelled to resort to such kind of
testimony 10 viudicate bis public acts. ani il
would be lar better Tor him z he followed the
rule of a. OAELY Haul, not 10 publish explana-
tory cards whilst in olce, "believug that time
strikes the proper balances for against any one
in public life" But as our distinguished Gov
ernor is anxious to get into the papers. feel
no disposition T. deprive him Of that privilege.
Elsewhere We make some comments upon Gov
enor MoRroN's connection with the STovrR
fraud Here is the defense of His Excelency
Cry AND CorNTY or INV YORK;
District Attorney Office. Juno 3. le62
My DEAR SIR: In view OF criticisms, in not
well informed circles dsparagng your relation
10 the Indiana stock frauds, take pleasure in
being able to assure your friends that no blame
whatever should justly attach itself to YOU Tor
ANY delay of prosecution, since the frauds were
first brought To your knowledge. That blame IL
any. must fall entirely and solely upon me. Who
(for reasons originating with myself have taken
the responsibility OF the delays, and feel salts
fed that. at the proper time every disintetested
person who becomes acquainted with the reasons
and the facts. will justify and applaud my action.
| may however add, that any statement TINT the
postponemonts were Tor the purpose of enabling
the fraudulent issues 10 be retired are entirely
untrue These rctirements are probable results
of the postponemepts and may or may not have
been financially beneficial They certainly have
not obstructed, but rather benefited any pro.ecu-
ton have no personal knowledge OF the sub.
jet. or OF any express implied arrangement
regardidg IL. and am sure, from our con,
tons, thit you have none | cannot publish my
explanatory card. because NY rule whilst IN OF
icc) Is under no proyocation, To adopt that course
believing that time strikes the proper balance,
for or against any one ia public life liut YOU
are welcome 90 make whatever use Of this note
You may deem cxp"hcnt
With regards and respects,
Very trul YOURS, y OAKlY HALL.
Governor Morton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
something for the Ponticians tn
Think of.

The elections are approaching. The people
" soon have 10 pass upon the conduct OF their
Representatives in Congress. The anti slavery
cry is not so potent a. il was. Its repetition ac-
tuilly serves TO increase the numbers OF those
w0o care nothing for parties, yet care everything
to- the Union.
we do not believe that one half the Republi.
cans in the present House OF Representatives who
have exhibited an uuremittng determination 20
mike this war a war for the abolition of slavery
M q nothing else will be re elected. Their places
". be filled 10y conservative men, indeed t *
n'ire than probable that majority of the next
Htpuse will be Democratic.
We speak these things because We are indie
pendeut observers ol events We speak of facts
ed or benefited by them. The insane and ey-
ei'asting cry of slavery has driven thousands of
Republicans into that conservatism which. ii the
cljoce comes between Wild man on the subject
of emancipation. and Democrat will make
them prefer the latter The election IN this State
or the 18th of June will probably open tie eyes
oi some of our politicians TO the fact that the
peope are tired OF the negro Whatever may
bc the fate Of the new Constitution, the clause
pflhibiting negro immigration will be adopted by
"a vote 80 decisive that il will leave no doubt a
e. the feelings of the people. l. il not useless,
therefore 90 preach about emancipation 10 men
w.o will not permit the emancipated negro 70 re
side la this Slater Is IL not ridiculous 90 ask men
t.; get excited over the suppression of negro
schools IN North Carolina, when the negro is
kicked out ct every public school in Illinois, with
TIE exception OF the schools IN this cityy-Chica
ID Post
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

him Arrest. u thi. Kind sre always made by
virtue OF complaint. made before magistrate.
and the failure Of the Indiana State officials o.
make the complaint makes them guilty OF com
pounding the felony. Il was theirs aud act Nr
Halls duty. % tie this complaint
Not only were the Indiana state officials cog
infant IN January last OF the fact that irregular
and fraudulent issues OF bonds had been made,
but We are informed that one Of the officials OF
the StAe knew IL more than year ago. yet
took NO steps 20 arrest IT, but With full kn0wl-
edge OF che fact permitted the fraudulent bonds 10
be thrown upon the market in Wall street The
effort OF the Tribune 70 throw the responsibility
of covering the affair up upon the shoulders OF
Mr. Hall u therefore only the more mean and
cowardly This, however, with the defense OF
the Indiana State officials. Is no mOie than might
have been expected from that source. Greeley
and the Tribune have 20 long been mixed up ia
such jobs az free wool Improvement companies.
elections Of Speakers, Government contracts and
other joOs in Washington. that il j. perfectly nat
ural that they should come 10 the defense OF OH
cials who are criminally guilty OF countenancing
fraud upon the public. and who, having full
knOwedge OF the facts. took no steps to arrest a.
sympathy and fellow feeling. no doubt, prompted
the Tribune 70 defend those officials.
IL i high time that the necessary steps were
taken % deal out % the negligent ana guilty In
diana officials the punishment that their course
justly merits. IL is said that one Of the parties
connected with the affair has already left the
State. and unless immediate steps are taken the
others will follow and eude punishment. When
ever fraud Is committed Ia England the party
guilty j. arrested, tried and sent To Botany Bay,
aud made example of warning % all
Others. But here the guilty parties are permit.
ted % escape. and others Immediately follow IN
their footsteps. Thus few wears since the
Schuyler frauds came out. aud. through the
tirdy movements OF those whose duty 10 was To
execute the laws, Schuyler left the country aud
escaped the punishment that he merted. A little
later came the frauds in connection with the
Ohio Life and Trust Company. No efforts were
made to arrest the person responsible for those
frauds until he had euded prosecution 10y sailing
for Europe; and he j. nov reported IN Paris, liv-
ing la hne style From all appearances the Ia
diana State bonds affair will end in about the
same way. and NO person be brought to punish.
ment "A warning Ia coming generations. IL Is
time in Justice % ourselves AS nation, iu jus
tce 90 the thousands vino deirauded 10y these
transactions, that an example should be made OF
these men, tint al officials may hereafter know
the fate that awaits them for betraying trusts
aud neglecting their duties.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
sickness among Indiana Troop.

A letter from the special correspondent Of the
Mex York Tribras. dated near Fort Pillow. sew
eniffve miles above Memphis. Nay 18th. con.
tain! the following paragraph in relation TO In.
diana troops:
A,great deal Of sickness stil prevails In the
twotregiments-the Indiana Asa. Col Mclean
and .be Indiana 10th. Col. Fitch-on the Arkan
sas ahore. or rather on the transport lying near
:eeie Every day or two some OF the poor sffer
ing fellows are sent 10 Cairo on the mail boat
aud.l learn that the deaths in the two regiment.
for She past two weeks have averaged five or 81
diy. The regiments who have borne up against
severe circumstances and painful conditions most
braseiy, and have bad such bitter experiences a
would cause characterization among many sol
deIr. deserve credit for the patience aud foFtitud'
tlIes have shown
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

The pear Is not yet ripe. and very much that
will iutesest aud instruct The public With regard 10
the recent fraudulent issue of bonds purportnc TO
Ice those of the State OF Indiana must await the
operation, of Justice But though some truth
must bc tor thc present withheld. u does not fo-
low tnlt whole> ,le and hbelou- lil-eh0od must
be- endured in silence The following paragraph
appears as editorial IA yesterday Heraid.
Ii further appears that the State officials oi In
diana were here about siX months since. OF al
least as long ago as last january. and we're ut
that time cogulAnt OF the fact thai there WIS q
large irregular issue: and after consulting " ith
the State agent, legal officials and parties "a Wall
street. pledlcl themselves 10 keep Il State ~.
ctet. the ground that m exposure az that time
would ujure the credit OF the Stotc and prevent
their negolntinc the SIX per cent war loan then
ou the market. Ia This manner they >uccecded
ia covering IL up aud keepng the fraud from the
public until lew days since. and are thereby
guilty. under the laws ct this State ct com
pounding the felony aud punishable by imptison.
meut
This Is the reverse of truth. Gov Morton.
Who acts Tor his state was here in February last
on thi, business. having Just been appraised ot the
existence OF the fraud. Neither thenu0r ever did
he give amy pieige 20 keep il a State secret %
nor ANY thing of the sort On the contrary, be
gave formal notice OF it at once 90 \ o he, II Ill.,
District Attorney and To Daniel = Dickinson.
Attorney General. without tie least utimaiion
tlai he VAS pledged 10 secresy or desired any 90
be observed MIR Dickinson did not act in the
rremises-.it was not his business 10 do So--it Wa
Nj Halls and he took charge OF t. Whatev er
sccreSy he saw ht 90 observe or erioin Wis die
tste,i by ~ own wen OF what vas rcquiredby the
ends at Justice and was Dowise required nor sug
ge,teI by GOV. Mortou.-N y Tribune
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

The steamer Storm was chartered and left
Louisville ou Tuesday, With detachment Of
thy ol the 18Th Indiana battery acting cavalry
under command OF Captain b : Nickin. on a
itraging expedition for Knights of the Golden
Circle Captain Nickliu succeeded IN aucstne
eight prominent Sece,sonst--one u Cauollton
three no Nevay, two az Warsaw and the remain
iae two between Carrollton ana Warsaw. in Ken.
lucky. The Storm put in here yesterday Ton
coal. having on board the prisoners under prop.
er guard. e., route for Louisville The dotlch.
alcut was lelt &C Noyay, under command oi
Lieut. Hall who viii there establish vantage
ground. and take all dcmoustrative traitors under
lis protecting wing. The remainder OF the bat
terry during the absence OF Captain Nicklin Va.
under the command OF Lieutenant +. Green
hudson Courier oh.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
The Eastern Manufacturers I'm Favor
al gftsru.uc Gofton.

la conversation with some OF our large New
England manufacturers, we learn that India cot
ten is getting much in favor with them, and some
o. them have sent large orders out for this cotton,
ptelcuing 1t at the present prices to American.
lpey regard IL more iayorably than the English
SINNERS, since they have had experience in work
ulg a. ~ to the burning of the cotton at the
Sauth. cur manufacturers consider il will operate
bAuciciuly o. them II one half OF the crop is
Burned The stocks OF goods are So large that
there Is no doubt OF an ample supply Of cotton To
meet the consumption Tor many months To come,
a!d the manufacturers will be benefited rather
tsan injured 10y having Oh, staple come forward
ter the remainder of the year slowly and at high
Ifces Some ct our shrewde-t aud largest man.
hcturers are well convinced OF this. and as far as
cir interest Is concerned. would not Ice sorry to
Sc two million bales DESTROYED in The planting re
g:on during theS0mng summer The consump.
ton and the production of goods both eN-
pected 20 be- very light for several MONTHS b0s
TN TTarsiier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

To MAKE SUPERIOR VINEGAR AND Pickles =
The following receipt was communicated by
Thomas Armor to the Scientific American Our
readers, who desire good and wholesome arti
Gle. would do well to preserve the direction here
given:
To one gallon of soft water add pint of su.
gar sorghum molasses. stir all well. aud then
add nearly gallon OF fresh ripe tomatoes Set
the vessel aside, and in few days YOU will have
the sourest pickles you ever tasted. and the best
yncuar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

The Louisville Democrat, IN discussing the
prejent aspect OF public affairs. remarks:
Men mistake devotion to party for patriotism,
audi the love OF power for love OF the Union.
Tbs Republican party appear united for the
UnOa, Constitution and the enforcement OF the
awt The reason is not that they feel any de
vouon 10 the Union. or any patriotic devotion 10
the supremacy OF the Government in it, sphere.
but because this rebellion Is against the Govern
met administered boy them. IL j. a burning in.
dignity offered to their party pride They can
ella I'm little credit for supporting nm Administra-
tios they put in power, whose honors and emolu
meats they enjoy.
= faction in the United States assume TO man.
agc what belongs to the whole. aud treat with
contempt the interests and wishes of a cOmmuni-
ty .hey legislale for.
4 j. the end aud object OF this faction 70 exer
cisi their briei power so as 10 change the cOndi
tiots OF the Union. and compel Union they and
thdir party can manage.
In reply TO the inquiry "What are you going tc
do about itg' the Democrat proposes TO resist by
all. lawful and constitutional means" Aud il
ad;s:
this rebellion We shall engage in will succeed
Tile ballot box is the place TO fight for politica
rights aud the whole people the judges. No
body was ever oppressed whilst the ballot DO,
Ses depended on nor will it fail ia the Statei
stl.l loyal.
Kentucky il for the Union. and for putting
do,Nn this armed rebellion. She has party in
tefest TO snbscrvc IL Is not her Administration
but one odious To- her people. Regardless %
party ties and sectional ties. she has nnshcathet
a.. sword tor the Union. the Constitution an,
40 enforcement OF the laws. Are not the mas.
o! this Union with Kentucky in thsy We be
l.. they are. and that their verdict against al
"a, tiou- aud sectional action is certain To be ren
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

- Mr.. Lincoln once said ia Congress that
ANY people. anywhere, being inclined. and hay.
iug the power, hNv~ the right 70 rise up and
shake on the existing government. ana form an.
other one that suits them better" that ANY
portion OF such people that can mas revolution
lie. and make their own OF so much Of the terri
tory as they inhlbit" Thee sentiments yer,
popular with ahotionis,s when they were con
temilatiug rebellion against the Federal GOV
eminent They are entertained nov. They are
all right with Mr. Lincoln or any other abolition
Isl. but u Democrat attacks the unconstitu
tiotai. destructive aud wicked schemes of aboh
tionists. their mode Of defense i 10 call all sucl
"secessl0nIsts. traitors. &c To call name,
is a re-or; When argument fails Il hicaos Tunes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

- Those Democratic papers, which are de-
nouuciug General Hunter should bear il in mind
that he has always been Democrat-EraHs-
rHie Journal
Every honest man should bear IN mind that the
above j. not true. General Hunter never Was 4
Democrat. lie Is the same man that commanded
ne escort OF Abraham Lincoln on his celebrated
four 90 Washington City Ia 1861 Hunter is, and
las been. an ADolitonist OF the darkest cast
This Is the aay that the Evansville Journal
keeps up IL. game OF deception tor political pur
poses.-Terre Heufe Journal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE co.
or NEW YORK.
Accumulation. $1,000 900

SSEvEN-ElGHTHS q the profits divided to the as
- surrd
Dividends paid In the lifetime Of the assured.
TIE advaEtage Of part credit given payment Of the
premiums.
"A policy % lie insurance j. the cheapest and safest
mode II making certain investment Tor ones family -
BENJAMIN FEANKIIN
{. Y. WENPLE, Scc'y........ HENRY STOKES. Pres't
- Pamphlets Statements, and Applications VIII be
furnished and al information desired wl be sven hy the
undrrsigued. 4. B. DAVIS. Agrut
3D. Onioe-2d floor, Odd Pellows Hall, indianapolis
Indiana. my24-d2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

A REGIMENT oF BLACK MEN.-The New York
EoeHiBg Post has Information that Gen, Hunter
has just completed the Organization of the first
regiment of South Carolina volunteers for the
defense OF the Union, composed OF black men
from the Port Royal settlement IL does not ap-
pear that Gen. Hunter had neel 10 impress any OF
the men composing the new regiment The OIL
GERS have been selected from the most deserving
Corporas and Sergeants among the regiment.
about Port Royal aud thus number OF worthy
men gain deserved prOmotiOn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

- The complexion of the next session of
Congress will be very different from that of the
present. When il assemblies in December IL will
include Union representatives from every South
ern State. lis complexion will be Union through
out; tor the Abolitonists of the North well as
the Secessionists of the South will have been all
squelched 10y that time. and every man will swear
by the good old Constitution given u 10y Wash
ington aud bis e0mpatriots.--N y, Herald.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

WHAr GrN NILSSON THINKS or ruF SFcoNn
INDIANA CAVALRY The following j. from lei
ter received here by one of our prominent citizens
Gen Nelson said 90 day. 90 one OF the infant
y officer. who was complaining of our regiment
shat 10 .the - Indiana cavalry, does more
growing. more hari swearing and more hard
duty than al YOU the infantry put together
Con- ideriug how exactng the General is. Ne take
this 20 be quite compliment ''-Riohinoa d Pa
fqliuu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

SALE OF Government SrocK-The sale Of
Government horses and mules at Oakland, which
commenced on Thursday, Was continued yester-
DAY. There was one hundred and -ix mules and
ninety TX horses sold yesterday At an average
price OF $40. There was a large attendance
The bidding was spirited aud the prices obtained
satisfactory. The sale will be continued
to day-Lou Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
M EDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER TpAN CURE

9ENo LADIES oFDELlCATE HEALTH oRIMPAIREI
II organization, or 10 those hy whom an increase oil
family from any reason Objectionable, the Undersigned
would Oer prescription which o. perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescrihcdn various parts 81
the OLD World Tor thepa-t century Although thls article
svery cheap and simple, yet has been put up in hal
pinih0ttr and sold very extensively 40 theeXhorhitau
price 81 81 pr bottle the undersigned proposes - fur
uih The recipe for ST. by the possession Of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard, al aus
drug for the ring Of 20 cents per year.
physician druggist wlltell you Il perfectly harmless
thousand, testimonials be procured of It's efcay
any part othe world receipt ofSl by address.
ing. DR. j. &. DtNEkAUA,
Pc box, 1883, New Haven, Connecticut.
aly22-d&w'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

- Since the general hospitals for soldiers
were established in this city, the number of
deaths that have occurred among the inmates is
nine hundred and thirty. This calculation runs
through the period from September leth. 1861 /,
70 June 9th. le62 Ofthis number eight hundred
aud ninety one were Federal soldiers, and forty
five were rebel prisoners.-LoHisriiie Jour.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

THE MKT SrAND.-Our Corinth correspond
ent, who seems to be pretty well informed as to
movements in Tennessee. says In his letter print
cd to-day, that the rebels will make their next
stand at Columbus Mississippi. There appears to
be mystery about the movements OF Beaure
gard. hut We doubt not he w,l be heard from in
due time, and may give us more trouble than We
anticinatc GIN Press.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

TIM FRAruULFNr lssyE oF INDIANA Sr.rE
BoNus -Goveuior Morton. Of ludiaua. and sevc
r,i other officials ot that State. are HOW ia this
sig, Goa business connected with the fraudulent
issue oi Indiana State bonds. IL appears that
wheit Governor Norton Was here in February last
be- urged tie necessity of taking immediate pro-
ceelu-s against thuse guilty OF the frauds But
ior some reason or other. with Which. are a.
surei, Governor Morton has nothing 10 do. no ac-
ton has tceu taken ia the premises --Ne,r York
Herald