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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18
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BLOOMINGToN, August Il, 1862.

a Republican meeting humorouSly STYLED in
the posters war meeting was held IN the
CourI House, the evening after Mr.. HarIingtons
speech where speeches were made by VIM. NJ.
Dunn and jaime Hughes. Mr.. Dunn made a
partisan speech, but IL was genltmanly and
courteous in its tone and free from all personal
illusions. We will have other opportunities of
speaking of Mr.. Dunn's position, as he will
speak here again az an early day.
Judge Hughes then addressed the meeting.
He spoke at some length, although he said he
would make no speech. He spoke of the Dem
ocratic Convention in the afternoon, and then in
a studied effort proceeded in a bitter denuncia-
ton of those he called anii-war men of Indiana.
He was glad draft was at hand. They would
now drive these men, who art talking about the
Constitution as il is and the Union as it was"
into the ranks, while loyal men stood behind
them with bayonet. Let them do the fighting.
There were men of whom he babe them beware.
When YOU heard men opposing emancipation,
taxation to free the negroes, talking about the
Constitution as it is and the Union as il was,
&C., YOU can set them down recruiting officers
for the Southern Confederacy. He said there
was no danger of being overrun by free negroes.
The sentiment of the Norther people was oppos-
ed to it, They would use the negroes of rebels
as lony rs they had use for Thorn. After the war
was over thew would turn them loose. The 10y
nv free negro would be enslaved and in two years
after the rebellion was over there would be more
slaves in the South than ever heretofore.
He then spoke of his own difficulties with Mr.
Harrington, on whom he poured out his wrath.
until finally shame forced him 10 apologize and
saw he could not tell all he thought before the
audience present. He called on Mr. Harrington.
who, he said, was lurking in the crowd, although
the valorous Judge was aware that Mr. H. was
miles away on his road home, TO denv what he
said He said he would not extend 10 Harring-
ton the couriesies of debate if he should meet
him
The law and order-loving representative of the
Federal judiciary then said he was in favor of
free speech, but he was not in favor of license.
The people should not submit to roo much He
had PLAYED the peace-maker for the last time.
The next time mob sought to interfere and
drag a speaker from that Court House, if he did
not stand BY with his arms folded, while they did
their work, he would lead them on.
In this spirit was his speech. every word
breathing violence Ii would have reflected
credit on a modern Jack Cade. Republicans
here arc becoming tired of this spirit of violence
On Saturday men of both parties successfully
exerted themselves, a good citizens should, TO
counteraet the systematic efforts of some turbu-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

The battle was Tough, on the 5ih. and Bfeck.
inridse saws in his dispatch.
We occupied par, of the town and battlefield
until evening. No decisive resalt va obtained.
There being 10 water between here and the Ne.
-i-sipfi rsef. was compelled to f,l back here
ipr w. ! moved ~ my own time and In order
We bufned nearly all their stores and mps aud
cut them up badly Gen. Williams aud other
prominent Federal officers ate killed
lie adds that movement. are H. progress. that
will place Baton Rouge in his hands liz az.
lacking iorce vas Only three thousand. and
strong relniofeemenss are hastening to his sup
port.
All doubt Of the destruction of the Arkansas
l. removed. Gen. Breckenridge telegrap hed her
fate 10 Van Dorm. and the dispatches are pub
lshed in the MississippiaH.
The Arkansas was dispatched o aid the reduc-
ton of Baton Rouge. leaving Vicksburg IN time
Co arrive there al the same time with Breckin.
ridge She cot aground few miles above The
town. and lay there all day. trying to get of.
THIS was on the 9th. In the meantime the FED
era feet rot intelligence Of her situation, and
next morning attacked her in strong force IL -
not known what boats we're engaged. but they
made short work of her. She was on the poiut
OF being boarded and carried by storm, when she
was abandoned by her crew. the magazine hav
ing first been fired She was most effectually
RULED Dy our artillery, the eunbOaS having
gained positions where they raked her without
coming within range of her heavy guns. Thus
has the great invnnerabe met her fate. We
shall hear no more OF her
There is strong probability that the Federal
force az Baton Rouge will be able 10 hold the
the town The Arkansas being out OF the way.
the feet will have full opportunity 10 aid the land
force. and they may receive rentorcements.
There is rumor. however. of later intelligence
which places Breckenridge in possession of the
town with large number of prisoners. 1t is i'm
possbleto saw just now what has been the result.
General Stuart has made another forage. in
which lie attacked the rear of one of Popes ex-
petitions, and captured a hundred prisoners and
ten or fifteen wagons
Rebel advices say that the Federals are moving
army stores from New Orleans. There is a rea-
sonnble certainty that. il case the rebels are
ceSstul in taking Baton Rouge. movement will
be made Oh New Orleans.
later dispatch, daed Memphis, August IL,
(via Cairo, August l5.) says:
There is yet no confirmation OF the report that
Brecknridge has succeeded in capturing Baton
Rouge, and beyond doubt the place still re
mains in our hands The feet will be a safe
guard against which the enemy not able to
contend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

lent spirits Of this community 10 make this town
that scene II violence and blood.hcd which
judge Hughes. In n previous speech. said We
should witness In our streets bciure IS monihs,
and that b. was remaining home from the wars
To do his fighting there What interest have the
Shlie In the private quauels ~ the personal
friend Of Jesse ID, Bright War mectings, whose
controllers disclaim every thought Of even poliii-
cal discussion, are not t tribunals 10 redress pr'
vate grievances. They arc no stage 60 be made
The scenes Of the victories o. Don QuiNote over
imaginary foes, or where he should boast Of his
glorious triumphs In unwritien coniests when
grave public affairs weigh heavily on the minds
OF every man of The land. SAIL"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18
Couxre..iou., Nominations

The Republicans OF the Third Congressional
District have nominated the Hon W Mckee
Dunn for re election 10 Congress. Mr.. Dunn is
"a gentleman OF tair ability. His Congressional
eareer is only distinguished Tor conservative
speeches and radical votes.
la the Tenth District the same party has placed
Hon. W. MITCHELL again upon the track. The
Fort Wayne Seai,aei in noticing this mo mina ton
says:
Mr Mitchell is a decidedly small pattern has
voted generally With the ultra Wing OF his party
anu y altogether unit Ia represent tie
district at time like this. Opposed To him We
have dominated J. h Edgerton, "a sound states
man OF liberal. CONSERVATIVE views and OF ability
seco..d 10 In the State. We call upon
the voters oi the district % lay aside party prelu
dice rally To the support oi the Constitution aud
the URIon. elect Dir. Edgerton To the next Con
gress aud thereby rebuke the fell spirit OF sec
ton.aiism which has plunged the country into its
present difficulties. Betw two such candida
dates what palnot. what lover OF peace and Union
can Tor a moment heSltateg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

half With committing gross frauds" and the
other retoris with charges Of similar ra-caliile-
n they will swindle each other can any doubt
bat they viii practice frauds upon their political
opponentsg And these exhibitions Of no-paTty
Ian come from men sho daily have proclaimed
that he who will not surrender party In the pfe
sent crisis Of the country j. no patriot, and yet
With these words upon their lips they are engaged
In miserable sqaabble over the nomination Of a
candldase for Congress. The Republican PROBES.
sions Of no partyism j. only another illustration
Of the fable Of the wolf la Sleeps clothing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

Senator LANE said in a speech here the other
day that IL Was folly To talk about srnng the
negroes. when there were not arms enough to put
in the hands OF the white men who were ready to
use'them. That's sensible. And he would have
exhibited still further good sense If he had said
that Congress would have displayed wisdom and
the negro question, and left that like all Others,
To- be determined by the fate of the war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18
New York Democratic state Conven-

The Democratic State Central Committee Of
New York have called Convention of the De
mocFacy of that State, 20 be held in the city OF
Albany on the 10Th day of September. In their
call, they invite all patriotic citizens, without ref
erence to former party combinations. who agree
in sustaining the Government in the prosecution
of the existing war against the rebellion. by all
the means within the power of loyal people,
for the purpose OF restoring the Union as il was
and maintaining the Constitution as it il, to
CO operate with them the simple but distinct
platform ct the Constitution, the Union, and the
enforcement of the laws
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

A special dispatch to the Chicago Times dated
Memphis August 18th, via Carlo, August l4th
SAYS:
have the Grenada appeal of the sth and 9th
with some important items of news.
Baton Rouge is not vet tlken by the rebels
Cumberland Gap has fallen into their hands
The gunboat Arkansas has been blown up and
entirely destroyed
The papers of the 9Th give dispatch from
Breckenridge stating that he had attacked the
town and bad been repulsed ON account of the
isi'ure OF the Arkansas 10 co operate with him
lie retirei. carrying of his Killed and wounded
and encamped ON Colittis river, ten miles from
Baton Rouge, being unable to procure water an
neuer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

10 II was rot JeFF. DAVIS, but Horace
GREELEY. who. in the beginning Of the year
1861, said: IF the Declaration Of Independence
justified the secession from the British Empire Of
three millions of colonists in 1876, we do not see
why Il would not justify the secession of five
millions Of Southerners from the Union" IL
was not. we say, JEFF. DAVIS, bat Horace
GREELEY. who said this in the beginning of the
year 1861, when the Southern rebellion was
about breaking out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18
m DiCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

gEyo LADIES OFDELCATE HEALTH oRIMPAIRED
4 organization or TO those by whoa an increase Of
family from any reason Objectionable, the Undersigned
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safe and which prescTbedin various parts OF
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20. Box, No.2553, New Haven Connecticut.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18
MEDICAL.

rENHtSE Pill the result OF much stcauy and
ful experience in all varieties of Female complaints
and in Of Irregularities, Suppressons. Leuchorrhea
Whites, Inflammation Of the Bladder Kidney and
Womb and loss Of Nervous Energy, etc Their use j.
above all praise.
entirely free from any Mercuria Mineral poison
purely vegetable and free from danger; BE-
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Among the many Thousands that have used them in all
parts of the Union speak IN of them for all like
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18
MAR RED.

RADSHAw-DOLL--On Monday. the llth of August,
the residence OF the bride, in Harrisburg. PennSy-
by the Kew I. Robinson, Captain j. Bradshaw,
q. NJ. 4. 5 y, to Miss Ester NJ. DO l. of Harrisburg.
SHARPE-WRGHT-O the 18th inst, at the house Of
the brides father. by the Rev. J. Jones Mr. Ebenezer
Sharpe of Indianapolis Ind TO Miss Frank a. Wright Of
Wyoming New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.

.y- We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
BEAL independent unconditional Union candidate
for Common Pleas Judge for the 18th District.
~ We authorized to announce JOHN
BREWER, Of Southport, candidate for County Re-
corer, subject the decision of the Democratic Con-
venton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

O. All honor to the Israelites of Chicago.
Within forty-cight hours they have raised full
company for the war, and subscribed magnifi.
cent put it into the field.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

foR sscsKrAss 90 sfsrr.
JAMES =. AvNON,
OF Marion Coanty.
FoR AUDITOR o. srArs.
JOSEPH RfSTINE.
OF Fountain County.
ron rREAsrGEa o. srsrt.
MATTHEW l. BRETT.
or Dsviess County
Eos ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR Il HORD,
OF Decatur County.
yoK suPEnIxrESpsNr ~ PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL l.. RUGG,
Oh Allen County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

Another Specimen OF ssNO.Partyis ism. :,
Over in the Quaker District the Republicans
are having herce party contest within their own
organization. They are divided into JULIAN aud
anti JULIAN factions. and each charges the other
with all sorts otrascalils IN tie elections through
out Tire district held 20 decide upon the nominee
for Congress. In the last number OF the Rich
mohd Psiiadam. the MoRroN ana anti JULIAN
organ. We Ind the following:
GREAT RAscALiTY-THE Julian SwINDLF,-
We learn that throughout this Congressional
District. that tie returns OF the election will give
Mr. Julian some three or iUur hundred majority
great proportion of this Is said 10 be the result
of gross frauds practised in the townships Even
At the public meetings IN the county. at Dublin
anu other points, the Julianites have insnu tied
themselves into, and broken W public meetings
IN wayne Tor instance, more than fifty good
Union men were driven from the polls: In Frank
I'm. the same thing was attempted with partial
success; and "a Harrison an effort was made Tor
the same thing but VAS summary defeated
The latest specimens of rsscsl.ts - detailed IN
the following protest winch We clip from the New
Castle CoHrier. and which Is sigAed b, prominent
and responsible men: Read
ARkMoSsrRANcE
MppLErowS. Ind. Aug 9 62-This is to
certify that some i've or six OF George W
Julais friensis took possession of the polls at
this place and not~ outstanding the most urgent
protests of h Il. Aurphey and Others, they
refused to divide the Board with the anti
Julian men. We. as Unios men. irrespective of
party. considered it a usurpation, and refused 10
vote.
Upon which the Palladium remarks:
Was ever such piece of precious rascalityl
Will the honest. sensible men of WAYNE county
of this Congressional District, submit 70 such a
base impositIony
Here il one half Of the Republican party in
the very moral Fifth District charging the otheI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18
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Established in 1850.

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Dealers generally Throughout the Union.
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Special Correspondence Of the Chicago Times.
From Washington.

farther Developments q f1e Ioa'e on me- Rapidan
Pope oat- Geaeraied BY Jacksoa-Dssigns aud
strength Of he Rebels.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM m NAY CONCERN

HEREBY give notice that am the owner Of the Pat
] ent for ID. :. Wagouer's Improvement in FlOuriDs
Mills for the State of Indiana; aud that all pcrons max
ing vending using any Machine operating thu pn
cple of the 'Wagouer Improvement set forth IN ID,
said Patent dated September % 1s5 or In he reissue
of the dated respectively March Is, ls60, an Feb
ruary s. 1851 unless by the written authority OF David
WAGNER infringing upon my rights and will be he'll
liable for damages prosecuted according 10 law.
WM y. AWARD.
Office and residence at Bates House, indianapolis. Ind
July u, Is62. augl-dlm
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GOLD AND SILVER.

will pay the highest price for American Gold and Sill
ver also for United Statas Demand Notes, old issue
KILBl FERGUSON,
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
An Honest Confession.

ALEX B.JcuNsoN, Esq of Utica, New
York, a lifelong and ardent Democra, and
an iLhuential member Of the party to
which he is attached, in a private letter to
an old political friend, which has been
published, says;
Gov. Seymour is out for the war, as are
the Democratic leaders generally. main.
tain that the Democratic party is more
responsible for the war than the Abolition
lists. The South would never have hazarded
rebellion, if they had expected an uudivi-
ded North. The Democratic party had for
many years told the South 10 resist North
ern aggression, and even as late as the
great Democratic convention at Albany,
III FEBRUARY, 1861, the speakers who were
N St applauded said, that, if there was to
be any lighting, it should commence at the
North, against those who would cotrce the
South but after thus seducing the South
into Rebellion by false assurances, they
all repudiated their promises, and were
among the first to volunteer against the
South. They are thus acting the part Of
Satan, who, after scducing men to sin, as
sis's in Furnishing them therefor. If any
thing could add to the baseness of their
position, it is the general belief tha: they
arc attempting thereby to get into power,
that when it is obtained hcy moy Letroy
tie North as Mey haze the Sou'h, by re-
turning once mOue to their frat love as
aids of the rebels"
sGSuch men are never to be trusted
more. If honest, they misjudgc-if dis
honest, they are corrupt. Either way,
their political career should be ended.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
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GENERAL ORDER.

'I'HE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
having ,hls day taken possession of the
Philadelphia u Erie Railroad under the con-
di,ions agreed on with the Phllade lphia q
Erie Railroad Company, they have appointed
JOSEPH ID. POTTS. General Manager there
of, TO whom all Officers and Employees will
report for instructions.
J. EDGAR THOMSON,
President Penn'a Railroad Company.
Office Of the Penna Railroad Co.,
Philadelphia, Jan 80, 1862.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
WANTED-MENi

Three hundred thousand men
Are wanted, now, To tirht-
All earnest, brave. and s,rour.
To crush the foulest Wrong
That e'er assailed the Right.
Our valiant bands are thinncI
u Ia" ever knew. before,
20 Few 50 many meet,
And conquer in retreat?
They must retreat no more
Fill up the shattered ranks,
Come fathers, brothers. sons
The times are HI. with Fate
We must not longer wait.
But to the field at once
Our glorious sircS of old
Left in the ground the plough
They dropped their sicklcs then
For good cf fellow nem-
So must their children now.
Cumc from your peace-erowncd homes,
le tillers of the soil,
Whose ruldy cheeks and hands
The 1ery summer brands
All brown with honest toll.
Come from brisk commences streets,
The busy city's roar.
East, North, Wc>t-far and near,
If Freedom still is dear,
Come, strike for her once more.
Three Hundred Thousand more
Must hasten to the fight
So fierce the foe, and strong
Shall he do more for Wrong
Than we, brave boys for Right?