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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23


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'e-e AZ ELDER, HARNESS 4 BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
st sf 41s J. VI. TII.FORD.
President indianapolis Journal Company
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

VIII soon assemble and the most important questions
will be brought before IL for determination. One Of
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy Of the
President will vtay affect the future of the country
All interesting Congressional proceedings will be re-
norted in the >sa.intL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-23

The events Of the they are developed will be
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progress; the results Of battles; the condition OF The
coniending armie and all that affects the great Struggle.
at home and abroad for the overthrow of the Rebellion
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE


rHE governmental and polisicsl questions OF the
coming year absorbing interest for every
citizen We are engaged IN sisrntic civil var, The re-
suit cf which none foresee- II shress<ns radical
change In the installations and principles upon which the
Government was founded. and the destruction OF the
liberty aud rights OF the citizen, such ss the
people Of no other nation have enjoyed, and 10
which may be attributed uneauaied progress
In national prosperity and greatness The issue VIII
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
rHE DIN CRATIC PARTY

Ia the Federal House of Representatives, on All iIs
the following scene occurred
Mr. Vallsudigbam, of Ohio, rose to make statement.
H. sid an ,usiou had ben made in the Senate, recent
", to a mocratc conference h'll last week As TO
what ok place therein be had right 10 speak, but
ths injunction s'crssy did not apply to hs ca which
was la tEee words:
Democratic Conference We the undersigned, men,
ITS of the democratic party Of the United Sta:es DE-
tsrmncd to adhere unEaysringy still 10 its ancient
principles aud maintain i;s organic on unbroken an
der ali circumstances the party best able to main
tain the Cons and to restore the old Union OF the
stae. do htrby uni in this call fer conference OF
oil who may sign the srm. approving Of the objects
above Indicated" He said this Call was signed by thirty
nve mt m5ers Of both HOUSES
Mr. Sevens asked who sgned it.
NJ VAllar bingham replied all o! them are able to read
aud wIe No one mads his mark. II this did not re-
fer to political crganiz on, be was not capable OF un
dertanding the English language. TIE movement thus
commenced would go on, and 1t was the determination
Of some that toe organization should be completed
Beyond this he not Aole 10 speak His name was ap
pended to tho ell.
M. Wood, OF New York, asked leave TO make an eI
paaation aud branded the author Of uewsp par para
graph coward.
TIE Speaker rerlied that the gentleman could not do
that wlhcu: the consent Of the House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
rn1N TEE lowrk PoroNAc.
The Washington Star, of the Al inst, is res

The Washington STAR of the ii inss, is responsible
the folio ,!ng tissue Of exAggeraons and fslschoods:
The steamer Goa: do Loo, Acting Master Hamilton
comm ding arnvsd at the navy yard last night from
TO Loser Potomac, where sh' has BEEN cru sing for
months She up for repairs, having had her
pldil box in few nghts since in collision with
- ST amer.
along the ccuutry bordering the lower river there
Is Erts deal OF Uuiou ssnmsnt, not only among tue
Inhabitants tus smoog the troops, many OF whom have
bssn impress into the ryioe. Soma fifty OF the men
who had euded the roaming bands Of cavalry and have
thus lar capped being impressed t. the seryc are re-
ported by ttor families bsnc somIsherc Ia the orest
getting out imLcr for raft which they will attempt
TO make their escape.
OAp'an II lRitou has been sir miles up the Ycughi-
c5mic1 and conveIsed With many hundred Of tie
people, who irSSed bin With the greatest cordially aud
exp sssi sentiments OF LOYALTY. They say that the
ly Wsat the protection Of tho government. aud that
when the x lie hosted again 10 that c,ion hundreds
vii )ck oiJ. They state that when the militia
bel DRAFTED many OF tho men Expressed wsl that
Runboai woai come up the river. In order that they
might Sc the opportunity TO escap, They almost
in Emi,hej condi ion, the county having been des
poiled Of eve yhing in the way OF provi iour, 81.
Captain Hamilton has reliable iuform,tio lbs. FJrt
L)Nry Of twelve guns the Rlpp p,hanuock has been
abandoned and that the river Ia entirely free from tie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
1nr rMLNcrPArIoN M.ssAGE.

We take frcu the same iuFRa (Ihe Courier) toe fe-
loving comments on Lineolas EnanciP tion Message )
We repics at the flsl passage OF the P'eNden's Le
.o,on Tbat /; was voted for By the radicals Of the
S.pate docs no, alter our Oli4On often expressed oi
ns prLc icsl operation. OL slavery the th;ct u be
co hinr While the country engaged In thii CD nc
but 1t moe: necessarily bring an:slAvcry agitation to
All end "Altgu We uave Chsred TO buy the siaV.s,
whenever the owners ready to cell them. and the
iath OF the vernmen il pledged this proposal the
preston OF savery Iaken absolutely out OF Che tr ra
OF discu-sisn until those choose to move In the
matter" nor Si the discussion Of IT, as plh icAi ques
tiou, be hereafter permissible. The radiclls make
mcri. OF asserting to IL because II is all they can get
Tnsy may clasp the shAd1. IL hey will; sus tbs sub
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
RICHMOND WHIG.
WAR SONG.
Tune -"BOnDie Blue Flag"
BYJ II wocDcScK.

Hu1ELl huzzli let's rai-e the battle cry,
Aud uhip the Va kees from our land,
Or wish them fall and Gi'.
Rash on our SOu.trOn columns,
And make the brgAnds tsel
That all the boy they viii get
Will be our 5outhron steel
Hum! hrrz, iet's ras' our banner high,
And noby drive the Yankees out
Or vi b them fall aud ie.
Rlsh on the columns; le: every Southron brave
Nobly charge the SColrsei foe,
Or 6ad q solIie grave.
With bosle, and With Pike,
Wen rally TO the 6sle,
Aud brsvsly TO the lsst veil strike,
Resolved we'll never yield
HrEzIl hr1IIl etc.
we're fighting for our mothers, our sisters, our
wives;
FoI these and our ccuutrys rights,
Well sacrifice our lives.
Then trusting sti to heaven,
We'll charge III invading host,
TIL liberty and Independence
Shall be the nations boast
HuIEal huEzA! etc.
Tbpr on With our columns, slAy the vsndal foe,
Beat them from our sunny soil,
Ard lev their cOhor Low,
To tic great God Of nstiors
Our sSc,ei cause corh+e
For we're fshirg for our liberty
And he 10 on our side.
HuEIs! hrEI,! etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
rHE "cosrRARASD," At FORTRESS MONROE.

The Fortress Monroe correspondent oil The Philadel
ptiA Inquirer is inclined believe that the Information
20 the UonfederAtes IF the army and other movements
Is conveyed by the ''contTabands," aud says;
They care very little to who rules Many Of them
state that they comfortable when with their
masters nov. Tley seem Indifferent 10 everything
but eating, lOuDgsg and slstprg.
Speaking Of "conIrabAnds"-out Of ths large number
mLsd at this point and Hampton or-tk you want
El,le labor work done, E is A!mos. impossbily to
get any Of these folks do it, The creeks around and
about here filed with oyEers-known to the lovers
Of bivAves orolk OYSTER the Roads and rivers
abound fsl-yet you get cither WithCutgr,s
culty Wh,n these colored people had masters O. stes
in abundsi II s only when want comp Is them
that they will 90 out and ca.ch few. Or soldiers
wade in and catch them with their hands. 10 the lan
SuAge Of "Auuy Pheley" in Uace fon, they are really
'shlflR RseL"
In the morung the males I'VE their gu rers for ou.
door work II is sntal pg 10 them move in single
fe, at saAis pace, and though they had no poEer OF
ocouoton and making effort 10 t along the bet
way they could. Ask the females il they have any
c1paio, they ray yea plenty of mentiug, washing and
cooking Upon fursh,r rqury, you had tbs! all this
enong, wIS. Ing anG cooking done for hemsev 6.
They lar better Of laan soldlers While thsse
poor fellows bisouAckiug out in the open air the
eoutrsosnds Lave good shelter good food and plenty
Of warmth. TIE soldiers pain sadly Of this.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
Nosr YaLg4ahE IND VEL hcSa:

ERSoR sIsErr. 1T tUoroS.-wii be 'Od, Al ,set =,
the FrenLet, on "Wednesday, The cay 81 April ~
y o'loci, 7. ~. eli Or o. ihos Iemsraby eli tsas
,nd admir- able cssl tnemen he tast ne OF Goyrar
occupied ihe ons b, DR. W. n fIsaaIts the he
eogsT JotpsNn 1he Ua hser to have shoise Of
s-ge iii al be red by tie IN order
ine; and TIE tenrmeat seee By the purchaser 70
pe old slbj-ct I, The ght Of the tnaIt
1h tensrn nis built vt year, sndu the
ntel4eBce Sr renry fI. atd erpes.e spared W
make them perfect nd ees able In prss
;irz lie hey veil and fSvosby (sad btiEG
jbvtrrors rss o?poe Goye-Ior. nanIou) that
neral Gesc ii9n |, teemsl They haze NE
m~odstons for ns. e.aI d~s!rg, and believed
he m excellent GritT.
fourth cash balance si g. and IS months fer
'nsble notes, Interest added, secured BY trrs deed
The and for 1884, 10 be paid BY the pushss.
nj ?5-tJs G10Dls 4 APPEMoS, Auets.
PosIPosKsTIn consequence Of the rain the above ss vss
p1s Cned Moadsy next the l+ April a. toe tame hsrr
zplG-.d @. "A, Aueh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
AFFAIRS IN sEw YORK.
A Nes York letter, dated the 4.h, says:

A Nes York letter, dated the 4h, says:
As tho spring advances business rapidly looking ur,
aud premises TO be lite satisfactory In spite OF the
war. TIE active s,a'oI ia somewhat backward, owing
to the extensive suoss at the North There Is Indeed
good dmsnd and lair pric Tor all kinds OF staple good
on account Of the falling CT IN manufacturing.
While all heavy renting houses arc dsPrecaIlng in
VA us there is steady if no: Increasing demand Tor
DO n dseIln, houses aud stores of medium tzi. The
large marble paac-s that adoIn Broadway not so
easily filed with paying tenants they we're year since
Oass are mentioned where, owing to the slackres. OF
trade fy per cent has b,sn voluntarily relpqushed by
the landlord
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
wuIrE VI. MICRO LAB R IN PHILADELPHIA.

A desp ,tcA dated Harrisburg, Pa, 81 inst, ssys:
Tee Representatives in the House, from the District
BOUNDED by South Christian aad Broad streets and the
River Dsasare No Josepts has introduced an act pro
vdDg for the protecos OF white Aborers sg4nss negro
compe iticn Il is # seris Of snilr bill. already
introduced bl has been drawn no with more care than
the ohers aud Il drsigLed to ihcs not onlJ negroes
who may enter the hereafter but thos who reside
a. present IA Pnisdep phl Tae district OF the gentleman
by whom Ihs bll read psrcuall tainted with
coorsd friends, who haunt BEDFORD, South and neigh
boring Ihoro ugbfares.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
NOTICE.

Mr. UESsY ENYTOS, OPTIClAN, formerly Of Petsr'burg
vi huI oaisI huIsl No AAin sire ware be VII Ss
r1,sf hlse shore shg nssd GProEns Here EsA'
Pst-ussurz gaprs aAyss
~. me aa4srs pleasure IL ree9nEen ns NJ Henry
Ksyt . = ne c.sls Pee uEk burr5an E country, a.
e-zsl- merit We have ted hn Ani toand
ha -h sp-cAe better hAn Ss could hAvi don'
90 sslrel a. ssht aA1kni iupo;tAni mat
re1a e. ieN OF kaoElsise and
A. cay nr 1--we NJ hAyt9a sseasei We
' DAYTNAA
Rev u B. COWLES
hev kO8r aICiAELS,
JAgFs = WATSON,
WI J PsTrCH RD,
ssx a. R.v JOIN KaRR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
VERY yALUAnLR BUSINESS STAND, ON


lie auctivuwiH be sci, ION The prsatsss.
sEDHEsLAY III 9th tf a ri lsC2, at loef, hb
bne inesst nd ed sboe nov In he tssacsnsJ
Hrs. Murray SsprE, net leasb Of % snnum,
sKc'n i've TaHsI and inursnoe) s"cttOr ul'pr.Ps
sust regarded The tst for purposes 4 rads aov
! N rkel
TERs-0ie ieihrd c'sh bAsrcs at and yesn e. h,roua.
bl. rst later payable half yeary 6sprsd b. trust tsd
Gl7-;a GoDDIN AAfffksos, Assis
Ia consequence OF the rain ths above ls
20 onsd to MONDAY LeIt, the lIh Apl 1851 sane hosr
apl0-tds O. A., AIs1.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
HxNpQJAErEa5 DEPART'iSSr o. HENRIoo,
aaosu, "a, hNEcl 6th lst1-
CsneraIOrdera,l

NeneTNI WIUtI.f
r. P---.c-s o. Hot.ls Boarding Houses vii forth
- report 10 Ire Provost NasAA n q all guests Il
tser soaset " al perss ia uss euPoynsh
5f a--ya zH $50 fe flnhs' 70 trr Poyoh 1AraEA
~ every Iay th- hours of 20 N and NJ
NJ Igery AMI rEaer8 o. hAcSs and otaer pun
IL y.s, 80 rs8-. 10 sH dArsl l,l ta- location u
- S!5-. ~ t, -r-ra- .r f-s- rsss. Hx.u &c. fhsy
- "a -s.- % ---r-tt Cn The surrounding
-.g-.-y ,rnr o ss. O. gz r.AF-s 90 The rstAbea
usrs11 z.zi .7 heyc-i s-S c2F.'rsie li'E
o. ls ctg la vehicle Or % h1r1-1NtS StAea
-. 55t D-s-- S-NF~ sns-Hs pcNy frr'idden non
- a. ,-g lt G.tl!1 III tea Gcs 0t c1u1ty
a. aft Au "a sNe lnIo is siy, or - df
t,r; -r.-es "a. m p--s5rs hAy- Pai1Yora
~ oder sg .rig.-asa. ~ a. NrsDaH co-'dg &c
n PAGE,
u-s-g a, 6-n.--l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
RICHMOND. VA. SATURDAY

stance s now GU. Of their reach t,R ctually settles
al the question OF slavery u the District unless the
ate should act on that subj in direct antagonsm
its present This is to be conceived Of We
have no coubt the President would preserve his own
consistency by yetoing tho bill should Ii pas; but We
consider L done with
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
r.xALE vrslrORss At yoArRrs MONROE.


Washington dosra;ch, d.t.d 4:h inst, saya:
Complaints hAviJg be1n made by the commanders OF
military posts that movements are imp:ded sad di'Gi
p!ine relaxed By the presence of female visitors, the
ecresrs war has ordered that passes be granted
to 81; F.rress Monroe other military posts to any
p.son engaged in the military service, and has au
IhoriI commanders OF ltary posts TO remove all er'
engaged in the ersiee Passes for the purpose
of trade or business are also refused.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT oE HENEIoo, /
RcEass3 Va, Mach iIh, ls62. {
GTNEzk- CEDEzS, I

-
CL I,ba Potter app5r.sl Provost Marshal 81 he
e,r 81 arlo. , Captains C Gytsia aad } q Aay5Ard
~. a1pl .lssI F.sVust NsrahAla-
A. vg-os OF vgs-7, eoaee-aas passports or
ths aeas GCArI be 70 The pro oE Marcia
NJ rle ely = al-11 q isvtted intr two Nhia' Dls
t-lr,s by c-g Ssyos s.ig' Nni EuI7ias ~
IA st-rr. Mac . tUvvrnos or
Is sg-vsts .-s -' s'reet 70 Ae In o. we
ely. , d, ,, II,
c,B an L. o. G15Er. t= r, s'st of s-l hae under
tAs sc-uz.ng 81; Co., 30. 81 Ezsl-rt
m SO. j. ...Ha.- .g ra rflts1 Ct!-f Of Police
By o-tsF q Bts -GSa- Jso. a ~HDu
L K PAGE,
rhs Asst AIT GensrAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

HENERAL nSpEss

By ytge Of The authority conferred By GenCra oders No
Alts7. M In-9.c Generals Sc, Arcl lst So- Capt
A d ,fodu d Appoi el Pr6v1sE dAha of lhs q o. III
moab And hs A0aag AnI a-d e1aliry r' dAnes
Of nilas-
Il ne Passport O,s eootnasd al s present location, us
DER chA-gs o. Provost MkntAL
M Iss IsIalI-n riaztina Of Vnoas. s'ifors and
aatE7a,-s Or oher Kcz-ay be7erasvs soi-i-
k1et rh o-tes I'll b. cy ocei oy tte Provost Mar
sal fans pes5s ra-t inr, sci ag s'Gns away, o.
In .av r,A-. sr t's ,oang of aueA bay-rag-s
a. 81, p,as % eve tesc-. except those % ,he service o.
t. a. o. Cggfl,ra- st2s hAlE srs ta trr pcsieison,
81 r ver same be pIlN1cs D-par mcs on or before
u Sh a--h 81 lth-- sney BE- seiset "a ASsn ps'
- so- o'by "a Nas1s. Aus bel ~ ~ - uhe Ssae
OF Vla u be delyeref l CsL . ~ ls STATS 'rsea'
a ID .hs CIV ne rs en7-A.eI " htl 10 -tali g
szards r tF-s otr-ret snet guns nd pists Of
sash "a tc gs-t n Cell C5nP-tssr'n Eih he
s. p-ivAts . .-v.red - tRksl -to publ, Aad
G1vcruuzt l he 3uh.e f= vice u nz sePiei 'r
PAGE
,Ns-u Ass- Aci'L asn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
NreCILLANkNUS.

The 81. LOUIS K publican, Of the 2i inst, notices
heavy sale Of the Com nissary Department for
nv use IL comprises 10 600 barrels at 81 20 per bar
re $3.50 d.. a. 81 TO- and 1000 sack, Ia three io
24s Las aud s!47 per 100 pounds. The ur u all oil
80 OF cit, /, extra aud s TO be del vered during
the present month into the hands OF the proper govern
menI officials 10 s.. LJuis.
The receipts from customs during the moIth OF March
last BJson AnG other poiuts wre three times
IS large duHg Marco, 1851 while those at New forE
have more than doubled. There hss also been large
increase at other pors The total rtcsPs from customs
last week were about 81 600 900.
Ne have inielgeI cs IRON honrovia TO the ll!h OF
February. AfIirs we're in a satisfactory condluon -
Pr siden, b and Vice President Warner were III
auRuraed at honrovia Monday, the 6h OF .nuary,
vi b imposing certm mics
+; stated tbat Colonel Ebeno ger Mag flu Nilsson.
ri reb,l uhpse brother ID GIyerno OF ;nIucky, ane
who was uvc,ed Of violation Of his psrol az sentene-
ed TO be sIot, has been respted by the PfesteIt
President Lincoln has Internationally psrdonei DR.
Gjfdon Of Cleveland 0aio, convicted some time srce
Of aiding the escape OF fugitive slave and who was
nteuced TO be fud $500 aud Imprisoned six months.
PIT ,ions 10 the New York Legislature are IN ccala
ton for signatures, praying the enactment OF Ia" sI
cudiug negto.s from the State, similar to the law nov
In operation in Illinois.
model Of Tunby's revolving iron fort is oa tIhib
ton at tho Treasury Department., and eIces tho inter
est Of members Of Congress aud other prominent gen
tlemen connie ed with the government
sincs the naval fight in Hampton R,ads some 500
f rent schemes for sitking otherwise dspospg Il
m. Msr;mac have been Cffsred 10 the Navy D.part.
m mt by Yll kec inventors.
Tie municipal election held in Milwaukee re'ultedh II
tha success the democratic cind date Horace Onas'
for ma, or, aud nearly the entire democratic ticket
Every business house in the town OF IbWa Hill Placer
cou1ty was burned the 26 inst. The loss amount
eI 10 ABOUT $4,000.
Among the couftms,ions BY the Senate, on the
inst, wcre thOs, OF Ellis, az Consul at Btuns"'t
Germany, and Dr.. Hays as brigade surgeon.
The Eugish gunboit R,csr, on Al inst, anchored II
Annapolis harbor and saluted cur hg
PIym,s,er John S Cunningham has beca ass gned Il
the H,gship Wabash Com Dupont.