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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28
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PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.
yTyo LADIES oF,EIlcArF gEALTp oRIupArREp

FENO LADIES OFBELICATE HEALTH ORIMPAiRED
il organization, TO those by whom increase of
family from any reason Objectionable the 9dersigned
would offer PRESCRIPTION which l. perfectly reliable and
safe and which has prescribed i'm varioLs parts
the Old World for the century Although Il article
Every cheap aud simple yet II has been put up in halt
pint bottles aud sold very extensively the eNbctau
price Of - per bottle. the undersigned proposes
nj the recipe for Il by the OF which every
lady can supply herself with nerfect safeguard any
drug store for the trng of % per year
physician or druggist wtel it perfectly harmless
thousands 80 testimonials be procured OF its cfc
Sent to any part oithe world receipt 81 81 by aidree-
ing. DR. J. &. DEVERAUN
Pp. Box. No.1353, New Haven Connecticut
Ily22-dAW 81
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IA l.l,aabN
AArriro Ladies In c~rfa rituafioa- .ha,f1 -. -
them for reasons -ee dire ton on each box
Price One Dollar Per ss~x
They are sent IN thin fat box, postage fre. a, =,
pss OF The United States upon the receipt Of tie Dr
E'ePa'e" aho soio y DIX EWING
We. IL Virginia Avenue
"st-sd"iy tndisnspoiis. fsrfias..
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For the Daily State Sentinel.
A Republican Secret Organization.
KENT STATION, NLwrvS COUNTY. lNp.
LII.


Ed. SESrISEL-Sn: Enclosed is a copy of a
letter irUm secret organzition in Liial ette 10
John AIDE. member OF the order AT tins place
The circumstances under which il came into our
possession are tOtlnws: Mr. AIDE h,ld gone to
Louisville, ny. 10 bring home d seek soldier ana
ia his absence Mrs. Ale received the letter, and
not understanding il she called in friend TO ex.
plain to her what it meant. and after reading the
letter he made the Inclosed copy from memory
He then Told Repubi cau about il, and asking
what 1t meant. IL made sumo stir among the or
der. Mr. BisSel. lawyer, and Mr. Berry. a TN
ner, OF this place called ON Mrs AIDE and told
her under consideration 10 let any other per
son see the letter, as they understood its import
As there Is much excitement and the Republi
cans not being able 10 give satisfactory reason
for the organization. one OF them, who Is mem
Der OF the society, stated to one cot the under
signed that the society here recently organ
izei and has had one informal and one regular
meeting; that il "a secret political organic l.
ton; that there were similar organizations all
through the State. but he did not know If they
organized in every county. When askei
WHY not let all loyal men Join It. Democrats IA
we'll as Republicans, he could give no satisfac
tory reason.
The above are the facts in the case They can
be substantiated when necessary. and Sau ere at
liberty To publish this expose over our Signatures
Respectfully y SHAEP,
" WEST
PS Mr.. AIDE is our County Recorder: Mr..
Bssei is LAWYER ana Mr. Berry is a timer
They all live IN Kent aud are strong Republicans
aud leaders in the party
The following is copy of the letter referred
to:
July 90. No TO-
u. c. within circle
The Secession sympathizers are beginning to
raise. Be ready Tor any emergency. They
claim 10 have fifteen twenty thousand now
ready. Eternal vigilance is the price OF liberty.
Increase your numbers and have your arms
ready. aud organize a Home Guard at once.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

sS We are authorized to announce JOHN
BRE"ER, Of Southport. candidate for County Re-
c"rder, subject the decision of The Democratic Con-
ventiOn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28

100 BAGS Old Java Coffee;
TIt<A BAGS Rio Coffee;
ia B,XES Ground Coffee: Do. in Pa s;
~ BAGS Roasted Coffee;
sfAfA CHESTS and Hal Chests Gunpowder Young
uOO Hysun, Hy son SKIN, and OOVng Teas, very
cheap;
a ISPCE, Gas ia. Gloves Cinnamon. and a general
a>s"rtm-ut Of Spices suitable retail trade; Black
aud Cay enns Pepper. FOR ile low by
kuGER 4 CALDWELL
6S East W ashington Il.
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AMuSE M ENTS.
ASO NC HALL.

For three Nishi~ snlv Monday Tuesday ard "Wednesday
evening" Juy 18th, - h AM 3oth,
II L - - l.. LIS
Magu 'fsc-ut Pauor ma OF the R e be . =
on and VAR at 1861 and 1857.
Embracing every Of interest; will be exhibited
above.
~ Admi sion = crats: children under II years OF
Is cents Doors open AZ O'Clock. Panorama
al o'clo K.
There viii be Afternoon Exhibition "Wednesday
AZ O'Clock p for Ladies and Cnildren, when children
viii he admitted al 10 cents each 26-dtf
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LARGE a. d well selected assortment Of Groceries
N receiving and Tor sale h,w J. ans hni>s
in the West Country Merehp;s aud CIV irscerS nVited
TO examine stock. RUGEk 4 CAII'WfLI-
jel3 62-d&aly 6S last Washington -.
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NO. and No Mackerelin Barrels, Half Barrels and
~ Kis;
sbatA BOXES Herring;
IaklA BOXES Goldfish;
klkza BOXES Smoked Habut-
For sale lew by
RUGEk q CALDWELL
6s last Washington ST
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"GrCdf american gemcdu.-
DR. HARvEY's
cHR0N0- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS

Which have yet failed when che directions have
been strictly ollo~ed,) In removing difficulties arising
from
oBsTRUcroS. OR sToPPAGE OF NATURE,
OR nrestorng the ~ stem 10 perfect he
from Spinal Affections, ProapSus, Uteri. the Whites OF
other wsskfes al the Uterine Organs. Also. cases
OF Debility Nervous Pr0sfrafisa Hysfrrics Papifa
tons &c. which the foreruBners more serious dis
fes These pills are perfectly harmless or the consti
tutOi and be taken by the delicate Mif-
out causing distress az the time they Ike charm
by strengthening nvgorsf.ne and restoring lie <ySt-u
10 reality condition and bringing ~. monthly
period with regularity. matter from what cnuss tie
distractions may arise. They should. et~r not te
tazrp turing the rt three four months trvl 1iscy
though safe Al any other time. miscarrings slc be
lie result.
Each box contains 80 pills Price ell AID 4s.i de-
81 ed VIII be seIi by mai paid by any .iy-ff-ed
agent. receipt Of The money.
Sold by Druggists Generally. J. BRYAN
Rochester New York General Agent,
tSs- TOdLiSSOS cox. Agents FOR Inianap.lfs
fuyl9-dAe oil
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7 s. Mr.. AIDE is our County Recorder; Mr.
BiSse is a LAWYER ana Mr. Berry il a timer
They all live IN kent. and are strong Republicans
aud leaders in the party.
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w A n u q q ID /:
now LOST. now nEsromsD,
IMi'ORTANTTO LADIES

hR. JOHN HARVEY. HAVING FOR UPWARD or
IL twenty years voted his professional time xcu-
sively TO the treatment OF Female Difficulties.
and having succeed IN thousands Of restoring
the Athlete Go sound health, has entire confidence
oa-ring publicly HE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-28

The following burle-qne upon General Nc
CLELLAS. albeit from rebel source. it being
pablissed in the Richmond Dispatch of the llth,
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

n sssssl nsas = ss ~ Yssaeh ,. CueeAs:
lying at sacksr h ~ NsrtA river, nssr Bsd'es.
Island. IVES shot and killed BY ons Of ne crew
named Henry Oliver. On Friday night iass. xns
accused, who Was arrested BY Capt. Noses, OF shs
United States gunboat Courier, does mot deny the
shooting but pleads iii treatment In justification
Of the aot. A full report Of tho testimony taken
before the Coroner is given elsewhere this morn
ing.
In the notice publIshed yesterday Of the return
of the shin carpenters to work in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, one of the resolutions, returning
thanks to officers Of the yard, was inadvertently
omitted. The resolutions in full will be found In
our advertising columns to-day.
Thurlow Weed says the Chicago Tribune, Gar
risonian abolition journal, has "less brains and
more venom than its namesake in New York."
A despatch has been received in Wheeling, from
person who conversed with the President on the
subject Of the new State Of West Virginia, and the
opinion is given that the bill will receive Mr.. Lin
coins sanction.
Charles 8. Benton. the democratic candidate for
Congress in the Sixth district of Wisconsin, was
for four years Representative IN Congress from
subsequently. for eight years. Clerk of the New
= OkA OVuAs Va ARPCso, ohau AVA ewu yOoAe los sAC
only democratic State officer at Albany.
According to all accounts from the West, the
rebels are now threatening Memphis, Nashville.
Cairo, Columbus and New Madrid.
Tho stock market active and higher yesterday
that more issues OF government paper forth
coming. Government stocks did not participate In the
advance, but dull and neglected. Gold rose 70
ls2K; exchange TO l45K ll6 Money was worth per
cent on cali.
The sales of -four Saturday confined TO
100 bbis and Of wheat 70 81 500 bushels at unchang
Cd quotations. while OF lis 900 bushels found buy
At advance OF kc 1c per bushcl Cotton sold TO
The extent Of 200 bales and closed firmly at SC for
middngs. Sugars were In moderate demand, a. were
likewise he principal kinds Of provisions, mess pork
closing at $l4 2S . t1AS7, and other articles pre-
viously reported. There very little done In conee
teas mclasses, tobacco, hides, leather, oils, naval
stores. Whiskey nrm at S9c., and 500 bbs. were
disposed o. Tho freight market was very dull
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
or NapOleon's Plan of Cen
quest on this Contfnent.

Development or Napoleon's Plan Of Cen
quest on this ContfneAt.
The telegraphic resume Of the latest advices
from Europe announces that the Emperor Ma
poleon will send large force to Martinique as
reserve to aid in the conquest Of Mexico.
The despatch adds that bad news had been
received in Paris from the French expedition
actually in that country. We consider this
sending Of q large force to Martinique a. sx-
tremely ambiguous on the part Of the French
government, and deem the fact corroboration
Of the schemes concocted by Napoleon and Sill
dell, full details Of which were published by US
q few days since. A force is reserve at Marti.
niqse could, like two-edged sword, cut both
ways, and would be, we deem it, in dangerous
proximity to our rsvolted States. We fear that
Napoleon has fully made up his mind to occupy
q large portion Of this continent, and that, in
furtherance Of this intention, he will seek the
alliance Of Davis In Europe Napoleon's in
fuenos has passed away. The Italians have
risen against it, and before the necessity Of
change Of policy or actual conflict with the
people Of Italy Napoleon has been forced 70
succumb. He will leave Italy to the &C
complishmsnt Of her destiny. In Greece,
where he vainly intrigued against the influence
Of England, his discontinue has been complete,
while we know be failed In inducing Russia 70
act with him against the Washington govern
ment. There h in Europe, most evidently, .
moral coalition against Napoleon, and be must
psrforcs find allies elsewhere. Davis and his
aiders and abettors are men Of the moral stamp
Of Napoleon, and he will turn to them natu-
rally.
II must be borne In mind that, Ut the date the
French organs were announcing to the sensitive
and vain people Of that empire disasters In
Mexico, nothing had transpired that was not
known and provided against long since. These
rumors were circulated for the purpose of gain
ing the popular consent towards the sending
forth Of another immense body Of troops, des-
tined, as say the official organs at Paris, for
Mexico, but destined, as we hear from reliable
sources, for other scenes Of operations. There
are already enough and more French troops In
Mexico than will be needed to conquer the
country. The large and powerful reserve"
which will sail from France, ostensibly for Mar
Unique, will, we fear, find employment north
OF Mexico.
We have earnestly eDtrsatcd the government
70 prepare for any and oil emergencies, and we
can but rsitente our warnings. wecan but recall
Che wants and necessities Of France, and repeat
that the dsstItution now rife throughout that
empire must drive Napoleon into measures
which viii satisfy tho loaginss Of his subjects
for. A ehapge Of tbsik S0pditian. E0rona haI
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

iasgsly In produsing eAs prsssas pspspsross
state of aAhirA bat wtl cleo contvibuts -
largely apd = osrtaiaIy 10 10 reaction that
viii como before long.
There is no question ameng men Of judgmsat
and observation as to the absolute certainty OF
that event. It Is only ~ to the time Of IL hap
pening that there can be any doubt. The undue
expansion Of the currency leads to undue specu-
lation and extravaganza, and these soon work
their legitimate results, of which the financial
crashes of 1925, 1887, l842, 1854 and 1867 were
insignificant specimens as compared with that
which we may expect - any time. Tho issue
Of couple of hundred millions of Treasury
notes, joined to the increased bank issue, has
caused such depreciation of paper money
that specie commands premium Of thirty-two
per cent. The wants Of the government for the
next year will probably have the effect OF
doubling the amount Of irredeemabie paper
money in circulation, and of raising the pre-
MUM on gold in like proportion. This VIII
double the prices of almost all commodities,
and be utterly ruinous to the poorer Glasses
and to persons Of fixed moderate incomes
Whether the bubble will prove capable Of
standing that increased strain upon it before u
bursts, or exactly what additional strain Il h
capable Of bearing, is one Of those nice, intri-
cate questions which demand the closest study
and the exercise of the dearest Judgment, and
is q problem which our capitalists and business
men are doubtless engaged daily In trying =
figure out, so as to be ready to "stand from
UNDER when the crash comes. The crash will
come and the war will end almost simulta-
neousiy; for whichever will come first in ths
order of inevitable events will undoubtedly
bring the other as its natural consequences.
Should peace come before the bubble bursts,
the whole fabric of our present commercial
prosperity will fall to pieces as suddenly a. II
mine had been sprung beneath 1t; and should
the financial crisis come first, the war will cease
to be possibility. Wise men will study he
signs of the times. Let the fools be caught In
their folly.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

THE FREDERICKSBURG DISASTER AND THE MIC
GEn-W WoRsHRPING JouRNAIs.-In commenting on
the disaster at Fredericksburg, the nigger-wor@s
shipping journals Otis giving them too much dig
nifty to call them radicals, which in Europe is
another name for democrats) ignore the report
Of the Congressional sOmmittee, and make The
delay Of the pontoons small matter, having
scarcely anything to do with the result; where's
the report Of the committee shows that II d The
prime cause Of the disaster.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
The Philosophy OF the Late Elections-A
Decided RovOlutiOn.

Tho following table Of the actual returns Of
the late October and November elections fur
nishes, we think, pretty conclusive evidence Of
q decided popular revolution throughout the
Nsrth, - compared with the results of the
Presidential election Of 1860 in the same
Skakon.-
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
Ievvs from santa re.

KAmAs Crr, Dec. ~, 1s6a
Santa 70 advioes Of the 1sh inst state that now
prstsy wen sscsrtainsd that thers no probability an
immediate rsappsaranes u shs xans W New hsxicc.
carson was In active parsuit cf The rsbss.
Many settlers ~ On The way 70 Ro Bcnits 70 cpea
ranches and large numbers Of miners we're rushisg "a
ths p,acsrs which were being % probably worked
whsa tho Tssass ,oVk posspsiaa of thas sossax q Sa
NnmktoEka
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

THE LAST DREADFUL PHASE or Civil WAR
The English abolitionists are, we see, bestirring
themselves to give sort Of moral support b
the policy of the radical members Of Mr.. LIN
coins Cabinet. They might as we'll spare them
selves tho trouble. The war is assuming .
phase which will soon take tho issues out q
their hands. In the sanguinagy proslanatioa
of JeR Davis we see the frst rising Of the ade
which is to sngulph the fanatics who have pro-
voked this system of horrible rsprisals y
will be met by . counter proclamation IRON
President Lincoln, and then let all tgemble fos
what Is to follow. Servile insurrection, was
Of races, and pillage and murder stalking w
checked through the once happy and prosper
ous homes Of our people, are the prospsct1
which it opens. No civil war in history viii
transcend this in the atrocity and magnitude q
its crimes. Just Is the massacres Of tho vaur
dois and st. Barthslsmy were surpassed By
those Of the first French Revolution and g.
Domingo, 50 will the latter be exceeded q
snormity BY the scenes that We are destined -
witness. And DO the authors Of these oalaui.
ties hope to pass unscathed through the whirl-
wind they have raised! There b no exampls
In history whore the blood Of . people thu
reoklessly shed has not exaeted terrible rs.
tribution.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
Our Present Commercial Prosperity-E
Long Il IL to Last

Long II IL to Last!
Shallow thinkers and ire-eaters at the South
used to indulge largely in the pleasure Of sup
posing and predicting that the withdrawal Of
the Southern trade would quickly produce o
most tremendous smash up in all the great
marts Of business at the North; that the great
ness Of New York would pass away and be re-
membered only as thing Of history, and that the
noisy, bustling, impossible Broadway would
lapse into such state Of quiet abandonment
that the Russ pavement therein would soon be
hidden under a verdant crop Of grass. Two
years Of virtual separation have passed-two
years Of utter deprivation Of Southern trade
two years Of costly, devastating war-and in
what respect are those predictions veriieds
What has become of the prophets? Like the
nine hundred thousand warriors promised Of
Greeley, they have all vanished into thin air.
and the New York Of to-day is moro noisy,
more bustling, more thriving, more prosperous
than the New York Of any time between now
and the days Of the Knickerbocksrs. In fact,
its population and business have outgrown its
facilities, as the jammed up condition Of Broad
way, from the Park to the Battery, daily testi-
fes. In homsly phrase, it has grown too big
for its brseches. And New York ID but the
great representative city of the free States
oonverging and rejecting the wealth, the pros
psrity, the nourishing trade Yhich all the loyal
States are now enjoying.
We do not, of course, fall into the absurdity
Of believing that this state Of things has any
thing Of psrmanency about IT, II 10 factitious
and extraordinary, and whom the time comes
that the country will begin to fall back into ito
normal condition the change cannot fail to be
accompanied with terrible shocks. The South
ern trade was, undoubtedly, Of immense benefit
to oil the Industrial interests Of the North, and
TO the commercial interests Of this city in par
ticular. Its withdrawal, under ordinary cir
cumstances, IL such thing had been possible,
might have proved almost as disastrous as the
most malevolsnt secessionist could desire but,
under the actual circumstances, ia loss worked
no perceptible injury. The stimulus given to all
industrial pursuits by the demands which tho
war gave rise to more than counterbalancsd
tho loss OF The Southern trade. Manufactures
foarished as they never did before in this ceun-
try, the agricultursts had ine crops aad re-
munerative prices, and all the industrial classes
found profitable employment. Such is still our
conditisn, and will be until the crash comes.
The demands which war has made upon the
national resources have been The means Of cirou-
iating ten or twelve hundred millions Of dollars
throughout the country, and the immense issue
Of government currency, added to the inorsassd
| isane Of tha hank cpxrsnaxA.h .haa contributed
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

TIE ELzvAT10N OF THE Nn0R0.--AooordiAs
to the nigger-worshipping journals, the mil
lennium Of the negro il ct hand. On tho lst Il
January next the black race on this continent,
about whom about half million Of white msa,
North and South, have fallen In this war, win
be elevated by President Linooln's "bull
against the comet" II the bull h successful
the niggers will be raised to the condition Of
pauperism and rags. II not, they will still en-
joy good time" In " Old Virginia, In Virtue
Of the benign institution Of the South. The lat-
ter is most likely. The war. It is said, is to b.
long one. Happy nigger-unhappy Anglo
Saxon Of the white race.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
more Privatesrs On the Route Of Earopsa.
Vessels.

Captain Starrett, Of ship Lizzio Southland, which
arrived al this port yesterday morning from
Antwerp, reports that on the loth o. November,
when in latitude so 30, longitude 80 20, he was
chased by vessel supposed be privateer She nrst
set the English colors halfmas Ater while shs hansd
them down and set French colors at half-msst. Shs
followed for two hours and finding she could mot gain On
the ship, wore around and stsod in the direction Of
another ship which in company. The Suspicious
vessel was long and narrow bark rsgsd painted black,
with white streak.
Captain weaver, Of tho bark Marthae Vineyard FROM
Glasgow also states that when in latitude Ao longitude
&c. he saw asuspicous looking vessel 70 the norhwszd
which kept away for him, and after following about
bour Il came on thick and she ives lost sight o. she
WIS aupsrenty privatscr.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

By the Trade Wind We hsve New Orleans papers Of ~
evening Of the llth instant They contain no news Il ~
portancs.
The Delta says
By the arrival Of the Tennessee eapn that all
quiet around Galveston at the time Of sailing. few
days ago. however reported that the Confederatss
wore preparing make attack on Sabine Pass The
gunboat Clifton sent 20 look into the matter, but
turned without discovering anything Of the enemy.
The same vessel briggs Port Royal papers Of the
2osh Instant. They contain the following items
Tho Forty seventh Psnnsylvanla regiment has been
sent 70 Key West reeve tho Ninetcth New York res
msnt. They ien Beaufort last Monday, In tho steamer
TWO now iugbosssfsr tho navy have arrived hsrsshs
Danbdn and the DAndssn. The Da1odil carries twp
twenty FOUNDER PArrost guns and casssd gunboal
Lieut.. baldwin has besn placed IN command Of her.
The Nec South says
We drew attention short time ago tho superior ad
vansages osrsd BY 81. Helena Island site for mils
tary depot Since then the subject has received serious
confederation and has been thought advisable whous
rcinqushng this place. 70 locate the main depot there,
On Beaufort river, juss above Bay Point.
The New York herald., 1862-12-28

anstsassa. but . pswsEesk 81 spsesrssulVs
popular psveluAsa, h pFUpertisa b the prss-
sure Of ths oanses 10 which 70 trace its origin.