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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-03

ersrce to tbs majesty of tie ia which is the only mas
ter We acknowledge in our country.
0ae word more. Without any imputation whatever
on the motives which have governed Col SonlskoSsk
It Is unfortunate, c.raiuy, for the good reputation
which, sodi be has earned that he should choose
to reiiss iss row, in the midst Of the peis which
threaten the couutry. Az ouch time considerations Of
personal ambition aud prefsrment should be scattered
the winds KEY
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-03

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NTBW BOOKS, REB, l.t.

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NOTICE.

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ths day BY In, tson The u1dsrs yped will cantnu.
bas Ire. asdsr tAa Nan,l Price 4
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aETIiL pEA-TE Ia ihs csz-p of elss Mercer. Monroe
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-03

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thai te crH.1d sli P.ter.burg "a road Company VII,
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% -arnug Good -, pc upol her roads runug IN -nre
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,

Weak Lungs, Indigestion Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Ner
SYSTEM Paralysis Piles and for all requiring
a Tonic,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
Washington Correspondence st. Lonis Republican
PAY and BOUNTY of Soldiers.

The list of killed and discharged soldiers has
swelled to large proportions, and consequently
the officers of the Claim Bureau find themselves
quite busy settling the accounts of these classes.
The widows, children, or other relatives of the
deceased, and soldiers discharged from disability,
always obtain back pay by placing themselves
in direct communication with the Commissioner
of Claims in this city. The services of agents
are not necessary, provided the claimant has
sense enough TO comply with the simple printed
directions sent by the Department on application.
Whenever claim is just no delay is made in set
Ting il. unless in the absence of the necessary
documents, which should be forwarded here by
the proper army officers in the field, which too
often neglected or delayed by them.
Applications for bOunties are useless at present,
except to be placed on file for future attention.
The liberal promises of the Government in this
matter have not been backed by any appropria-
tons of moneys by Congress. and it is mo likely
one will be made before the close of the war, the
present drain upon the treasury for more import
ant purposes being about much as it stand.
Soldiers need not expect TO receive land war
rants for services in this war. Grave considera-
tons interpose TO the adoption of such meas
ure, and, did they not, there are practical Obec-
tons which forbid it. The Homestead bill, rail
road grants, and the contemplated aid of lands to
Agricultural Colleges, in connection with the ex
ercise of the eemption right, will well nigh
monopoze the public domain, and make it i'm
possible to give any soldier a grant of one hun
bred and sixty acres of land.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, June 3-The President has re
cognized Martin Klinhawstraln as Vice Consul
OF Russia for the port of San Francisco.
The Government regards as a palpable fact
that the movers in the present rebellion never
entertained the expectation of achieving reyo
luton. What they desired was 10 open point
for foreign intervention, on which they relied To
overthrow the Union. They began their in
trigues even before they yentured upon the rebel
lion, and ever since have applied themselves to
this work of intervention. The pretense Of rev.
olution was therefore fraud, and is now expo
sed TO the world.
Ii is not doubted that these views are now or
soon will be known to European Governments
through the Secretary Of State.
a highly interesting report was made 10 the
House this afternoon by Mr.. Blair. OF Missouri,
from the Committee on Military Affairs, with an
amendment reported a a supplementary section
TO the pending bill for charging the Illinois ca
nal and improving the Illinois river. The section
provides for charging the locks of the Erie and
Oswego canal TO a size adequate to pass gunboats
at a cost not exceeding three millions of dollars.
The report presses these works strongly as a
military necessity, rendered manifest by the me-
naces of the British Lion in respect to the cities
and commerce Of the lakes. Our two great chan
nels of naval access, one from the Hudson and
the other from the Mississippi, are strikingIy
treated in the report as integral and inseparable
portions of harmonious system Of national de-
tense. Their commercial Importance will proba-
bly be presented to Congress in some different
form.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

INV YORK, June 2-The Virginia brought
400 released prisoners. They left Salisbury on
the 26th and 9th OF May, but an accident 10 the
first train. which nearly terminated in throwing
them all over the side Of a bridge fifty feet high.
delayed them in Raleigh. where the two lots OF
prisoners were joined.
NV YORK. June "A Harpers Ferry spe-
cial of yesterday saws that Gen. Sigcl succeeds
General Saxton as commander of this post this
morning. Wherever Gen. Sigel was recognized
BY the troops in bis visit 10 their various camps.
accompanied by his predecessor, he was welcom-
ed by enthusiastic cheers. His reputation will
have an inspiring influence upon the officers and
men.
Gen Saxton will report himself at Washing
ton. He has had difficult task before him in
holding jackson and Tumble at bay at the head
of probably not less than % 900 men, and not
withstanding be had far inferior force and was
seriously embarrassed by other Deficiencies he did
not leave until bis task was completei and the
rebels had retired.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
From McrIeIlans Department.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The following has been
received in addition to last nights dispatch from
McClellan's Headquarters:
We have taken some 500 prisoners, among
whom are several prominent officers.
On Sunday, as soon as it was light, the tight
was renewed by Gen. Sumner with marked sue
cess. the fight lasting nearly the whole day. The
rebels were driven at every point with heavy loss
The ground gained by Gen. Sumner is about 21a
miles.
Gen Heintzelman succeeded Sunday morn
ing in retakng the ground lost the day before by
Gen Casey, after severe struggle.
Our loss in the two days engagement in killed
and wounded is about 5000
great number are missing who will probably
return, having strayed away.
All the enemys killed and most OF their wound
ed fell into our hands.
The country in which the battle was fought Is
swampy with thick underbrush, and most of the
fighting was in the woods. Owing to the nature
of the ground very little artillery was used.
Both the balloons were up nearly all day yester
day.
All the troops left Richmond aud marched out
in the direction Of the battlefield
The railroad has been of nestlmable service;
the cars running to within a mile and half OF
the battlefield, bringing forward ammunition and
supplies.
The wounded were Immediately put aboard the
cars and sent TO the White House.
General Mcclellan arrived OH the battlefield on
Saturday evening, where he has remained ever
since, directing all the movements in person. his
presence among the troops had a most beneficial
effect. Four separate charges With the bayonet
were made during Yesterday. In enc instance
the enemy were driven a mile, during which l'3
rebels were killed with the bavonet alone. Lieut..
WorthingtOn, aid to Gen. 10 Johnson. was taken
prisoner The enemy's dead left on the field
amount 10 over twelve hundred
Gen Howard was wounded twice in the arm
Col. Miller of the Slst Pennsylvania and Colonel
Ripley of Pittsburgh were killed, and Col. Camp
bell OF Pennsylvania was wounded in the thigh.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HEADQU ARTERs Army PoToMAc, June 2-The
rebel officers were unable to rally their troops
this morning and have retreated back towards
Richmond. Our men have moved forward u
Fairvale, FIVE miles from the city. JEFF Davis
and Gov. Letcher were both at the fight yester-
day The dead are now being gathered and
buried.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
EIGHTH DAY.


Joseph d. Lidner vs.. Robert MitcheIl-Shelby
G. p Affirmed. with Eve par cent
John SchoOnover ct al. ". Samuel '. Ben
Bennett-White G. p Affirmed, with one per
cent
Samuel Jqdah ct al. Va. George W Potter
Knox G. 7. Reversed
Thomas ID Walpole vs. Aloa Woodcock e, al.
Hancock G C. Affirmed
Simeon L. knaur vs.. Thomas Bartlett War
rem C.P. Affirmed, with one per cent.
State ex rel. Densh ct al VS. George Bonham
et al-Ripley c. p Affirmed
James Baker vs.. Uriah W. Chambers-Put-
nam c. p. Reversed.
Thomas Wilson Va. Madison and indianapolis
r. X. Co. Jefferson q. @. Affirmed.
Daniel Mace ct al. VS. Thomas l.. Parks, AID
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z. T.. Affirmed, with
10 per cent
Thomas Wescott ct al. VS.; John Huff-Dear
born G. T. Affirmed, with two per cent. -
John Letter ct al. vs.. Stephen G. Demot-Jas
per G. c. Affirmed with per cent
+. Dismissed.
The Coyington. &c, Plank Road Company VS.
Samuel Nansckle-Fountan q. p. Reversed
VIM. jackson ct al VS.. VIM. Smily ct al.-De
catur c. g. Reversed
Frederick Stein ct ux. vs.. the 1ndianap poll:
Building Loan. Fund and Saving Association
Marion c. c.. Affirmed with per cent
Samuel G.. Campbell ex. VS.. VIM. Lindley-
Washington c. p Affirmed
Cameron Toward ct ux, vs. Jeremiah Patter
sons administrative, Eliza Patterson-Tippeca
noe c. C.. Affirmed with 5per cent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

WOODSTOCK, Va, June 3.-The enemy driven
ont OF Strasbure last evening By Gen Fremont.
advance guard. and have been closely pursued
today by his forces and Gen. Bayard's cavalry
brigade. They have several times made stands
and skirmishing has been constantly going on,
but with trihlng loss on both sides One Of Gen.
Bayard's command killed and Col. Pilson.
Chief Of ARTILLERY and one OF Gen. Fremout's
aids. was wounded
The enemy are now encamped about three
miles beyond Woodstock We hold the village
We have taken about three hundred prisoners,
and more are being brought in constantly.
FRENoSr's HEADQUARTERS, Woodstock. Va,
June 2-Gen Fremont. after occupying Stras-
burg last night was obliged, by the darkness and
tremendous storm and the. fatigue Of bis men. TO
delay his advance ill this morning az 6 O'Clock.
The pursuit of the retreating enemy was resumed
and vigorously continued during the day.
General McDowells advance. being part OF =
brigade under Gen. Bayard, reached Strasburg
this morning and was ordered forward BY General
Fremont TO join In the pursuit with the cavalry
and artillery
The enemy. 10 retArd the pursuit. endeAvored
to make a stand in three strong positions, VITA
artillery, but were driven rapidly aud Eith loss
from each.
Jacksons rearguard passed through Wood.
stock this afternoon. The head of bis column
had reached II at sunrise.
Col. Pilson. Chief OF Artillery on Gen. Ere
mont's staff. who selected with great skill the
successive positions for the batteries. wound
ed by the fall of his horse, which was shot under
him while accommodating within thirty yards OF
the enemy
The batteries engaged were Schimer's and
Buel's Of Gen Stahl's brigade
The lst New jersey and lst Pennsylvania
cavalry, under General Bayard, and the 9th Ohio
and Stewards Indiana cavalry under Col. la
COREY. were in advance driving the enemy before
them and in support of the batteries.
The road and woods we're strewn with arms
stores and clothing.
A large number Of prisoners have been taken
Our loss is one killed and several wounded
Gen. Fremont's rapid march, combined will
Gen McDOwells movements, has wholly reeved
the Shenandoah valley and Northern Virginia.
jackson will be overtaken and forced 20 fight
or must abandon his ground entirely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
From Hagerstowu.

HAGERsrowS, June "A paro d private
from Winchester arrived here to-dayA He says
that Jackson and Ashby were both "a Winches.
ter on Saturday. At one O'Clock ~ Sunday
morning their army was put in motSn towards
Stratsburg; Ashby taking the reutesalong the
north of the mountain. Shortly aite$ daylight
on Sunday, we heard firing in the rection OF
Mddletown, till lie reached Martinsbtsg. A Sc
cessionis, told him that Jackson had encountered
Shields and Fremont at Mddetown Chen Jack
son was defeated and lost ten guns reformation
received states that Jackson had 81 regiments OF
infantry and 81 guns; all prisoners we're well
treated The sick, wounded and disabled a. well
the Surgeons of the hospitals. st.wards and
nurses were paroed. Only small PISTON were
taken along with the rebel army. They claim &c
have taken 1000 prisoners.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
rELEeRkPa.
Now York Market.

NV YoRK, June g.
Flour-Lttle more doing, while unsound IS
heavy and dropping; sales at 81 l5Q4 % for
superfine State: 81 5064 50 for extra State;
81 40@4 45 for unsound; 81 l564 % for super
fine Western: 81 5064 50 for common to me-
dunn extra Western; 81 40@4 As for uusound
50 05d5 ID for common TO good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and 50 25@6 30 for trade
brands market closing quiet.
Whsky-Market excited and firmer: sales at
2315 624lSc for State; 24@25c for Western.
Good sound wheat scarce and prices advanced
about lie per bushe, while unsound is abundant
apd heavy; sales Chicago spring at e2cdSl %;
Canada club s6cQSl 90; Milwaukee club coca
81 02l5; amber Iowa 81 02@l o.; red State
81 llGl l3: winter red Western 81 l0@l Ia:
and amber Michigan 81 l7@l ~.
Corn about lie better, with good demand for
export and home consumption; sales at 46@4oc
for new mixed Western; 4S1a 949c for old do,
aud 52c for white Western.
Sugar in good demand
Molasses quiet.
Pork heavy and lower, with rather more doing
at the decline; sales at Sll 30@ll 621a for mess,
the latter price for choice; 50 25@9 80 for prime
Sll 5O@l2 80 for prime mess, and Sl2 % for
clear
Beef quiet and unchanged.
Lard firm, with a far demand; sales at 71a@
size
Butter is selling at lO@l7c for Ohio and lO@
l9c for State.
Cheese dull and lower, at 4C9Sc for common
TO good.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
ROBERT BROV.y'I.s.G,

And by druggists and grocers generally throughout tn
country jy24-3tawly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-Yesterday
the argument in the case of King vs.. the "Regu
lltors" who had arrested him on suspicion of the
murder OF Dr. Rose, in Benton county year
since, was concluded, and the jury retired
and brought in verdict of $4,000 damages in
favor OF King. This case has excited great
deal of interest II was ably argred by Messrs.
Huff, Mace. Mcdonald and Gregory. Judge
Swayne delivered one Of his lucid charges, CO.
gently summing up the testimony and the facts
thereby elected to the jury The verdict rendered
ought to be a warning to all men in the State of
Indiana who presume 10 take the law in their
own hands. The jury in this instance, just as
conservative and respectable citizens would,
frowned upon mob rule and brought the offenders
peremptorly to answer at the bar of justice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

Noon Reports.

Ts.rsxrrp srrx..sls ron rzr D.nr STATE srsrrEI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
CATION.

The market i full Of limitations represented be the
same a. BROWNS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which are
in productive ofpositve injury. Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles anorimg prolific themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only '.BROwS'S BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.''
which by long experiences hayeproved the value, having
received the sanction Of physicians generally and test
mouials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES. when allowed to
dissolve slowly the mouth, have direct influence to
the affected parts. the sedative and soothing effect the
mucus lining the windpipe into the Pull
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
hc varous which public and
singers are liable febll-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

METROPOLITAN HALL-Miss Heron appeared
lat night as Medea. and grand performance u
wa.. il fairly electrified her audience her
scenes with CreuSa and jason were bright exam
PIES OF the perfection 20 which the art oil acting
eat be brought No. We wrong, II was not
acting, il was nature for the tears streameu down
her cheeks as copousiy as down those oil her
hearers, She is truly great genius. To- night
j. the last of her engagement. when she viii per
form Blanca in the Italian Wife, another charac-
ter for which she i in an eminent degree htted
a. much - as if she had been the model upon
which the author fitted his words aud subject
Ni~s Marion Mccarthy enacted Creusa in su-
peib manner, and greatly aided Miss Heron 10y
Der efforts. Messrs. Asher. Hull, +" alters hight
sc &C ard Mr.. Walters Gan addition TO the
company. } also exerted themselves very ere'iita-
bly, seeming 10 feel that master (mistressf)
mind Vas directing theirs. Singing ana dancing
Sil be included ia the entertainment 10 night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

wssHrSeros, June 2-The nun ripal cleo
ton came OF to-day. The vote was eompara-
nvely small. Wallace was elected sMayor BY
about 1000 majority. All the other candidates
for the Council OF the Unconditional Union ticket
were elected.
wAsHINGros, June 3-The Tims,'s CORES
poadent speaking OF the battle Of londay last
says:
Terribly did the rebels suffer on Oh a. well az
the previous day from thu well dirsSted Ere OF
our artillery. piling the ground wittk the slain.
Terrible also TO them were the freQulnt charges
of our solid columns pressing them e OK step by
step to the last point Of endurance, fhen they
broke and ran ingloriously leaving t]hind them
many of their men and officers prise gers IN ouE
hands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

The Marion County Horticultural Society have
an exhibition OF fruits, fancy needle work. and
other articles, which Is avery creditable display.
and is well worth visiting. The following com
mtiees have been appointed to decide upon the
merits OF the various articles on exhibition
Flosers-Professional List J. 5 Donlop.
Mrs. Schley, Mrs. Tutewiler, Mrs. Erie Locke,
Mrs. Newman.
Amateur List-CharIes Henning, Mrs. J 5.
Dunlop. Mrs. Carmichael, Mrs Grosvenor, Mrs
Dunn
Fruits-W. a. Raglan, DIR. Hunt. Joseph Rat
cliff, OF Richmond, NJ S. Johnston, W. s Hub
bard.
Fancy Needle Work-T. III. Daumont, s.
johnson, Mrs. A. Z. Chase. Miss Harriet Dau-
mont.
this morning at Masonic Hall, at 10 o'clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
From Harper's Ferryi

HARPER's FERRY, June "a ape. ial to the
Tribune saws:
Major Gardner, of the 9Th New YoSS cavalry.
has just returned from a reconnoissan,t to Char
lestOwn.
On Saturday and yesterday the sebels left
Winchester.
Contrabands report that fight occurred be
yond Winchester between Generals Fremont and
Jackson on Sunday morning. ThtS did not
learn the result. Winchester was thoroughly
evacuated.
The operations here on Thursday Md Friday
reflect credit Gen Saxton. But for his efforts
Jackson's forces would have pushed over the
railroad bridge towards Baltimore. Z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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down the softest gauze gossamer tissue and
ready do its work perfection II can FELL hem bind,
gather tuck quilt and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work. This is the only machine that
FELL hem, bind, and FORTH but il will do so better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in variety of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is becoming popular, IS,
asts implies, that be folded into box or
case which when opened makes beautiful substantial,
and spacious table for the work upon. The
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in its Ratve forest or deliberately finished
make them. /. NJ. SINGER CO..
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