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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-07-22
Eruif In Hotties.

On account of their abundance and cheap
ness, we shall put upa large quantity oil
berris and other fruit this season. With most
Of them. the plan givenlins,he aJnse AGrieu!,
turist. page lsl, will be follow ed. through
we shat. try few Of each sort simply bot
ties, with long necks, and without shoulders,
and to use long, soft, close corks, that will
not admit air. The bottles are filled with
fruit. and water poured into within half au
Of the top. The corks. softeued 10 bot water,
are lorced with a MALE at leas an incc into
the uecks Of the bottles. TIE the corks so :.
curely with two strings crossing each other.
Teen set the bottles upright in wash boiler
of cold water reaching nearly to corks, and
heating the watr, keep it boiling say hve
minutes, when they may be taken out and
set away. We know Of raspberries and other
fruit haveing kept thus for two years.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-07-22
From the Louisville Journal, 9Th
Tho Vicksburg stCut-O6.7 p

The strange course Of the river at Vicksburg
NAV be Judge of from the fact that the cut
off would have. to be only half mile in
length, and yet would CONN ence six miies
sbove vicksburg and terminate three miles
Uelow the, city. The citizens, a wo have
stated, have for years dreaded lest the river
Should O. itsc'f force its way througe, leaving
their city miles inland, and have resorted to
all sorts Of expedients to avert tho apparently
impending fate. csi ,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-07-22

Hope writes the poetry of the boy, but
memory that of the man. Man looks forward
with smiles, but backward with sighs. Such
ia the providence Of God. The cup oflife is
sweetest at the brim, the flavor is impaired 30
we drink deeper, and the dregs are made Bit
ter that we may not struggle when 1t is taken
from our lips.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-07-22

a. A correspondent Of the New York
Times says the sound Of a shell coming rom =
rsfied gun "makrs man think 'ss v'ogso
coscn snd.four coming to carry you 70 "s
dsvil' A 49,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-07-22

LroHr ISrASrny. On Sunday l~st Mrs.
Pat. Preston, OF Noahheld, in this county
gave birth to three boys, which We unacs-
81, | are doing finely .--Ann Aroof A'y''''
I'm inst al .s.ts.l -tff
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-07-22

~ SOMEBODY Gays that the Southern con-
c.j-~.cv nav nov be lounded as follows ;xrs-
IN Tho north by Mcclellan and HaIleck; on
The east hv Burnside and Hunter; on the
south by Fort P ckens aud the eulfsquadron;
ard ON tbs wes, by Gen. Butler, Com. Farra-
gut and Capt. Porter. fil
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-07-22

camps of the secessonists2 Who can describe
the thrill of delight which ran through the
ranks Of the followers Of JEFF. Davis when
they read tha address, and found, while
there was condemnation Of the rebellion, there
was a Utter deuuuciation OF truo ,nen OF the
North and of Mr.. Liucoln's Administration
Who can tell how that address animated the
hearts aud strengthened the arms Of the rebels
10 strke ano her aud q more deadly blow at
the hearts Of our brothers aud sons? Who
can deny that tho whole tenor and effect ol
this address, instead Of striking at the traitors,
j. to bolster up their causes, aud to strengthen
their bands against the Governmcnti
But Mr.. Charmsu, / must hurry on.--
There is another thing which you hear from
POLITICIANS OF q certain class, the crv OF extrav-
agance. A systematic effort is mad to alarm
the people, aud TO get up a panic on the al
legged extravagauce Of the Administrations
They know that TO weaken confidence in tho
government and to impair the credit, will
serve the rebel cause; 40 they enlarge the
figures and epdeavor to impress the public
with the b, liz That fearfully heavy tax is ,t
be imposed upon them. They try to driv.
the people from SUPPORTING the Government
nv threats held out to them On the subject o
tax~tiou. These pupils Of Cabb and Floyd
have become on a sudden great econom s's =
These men are mistaken in Reference 70 the
people. They have formed low and vuIga'
estimate Of The people Of The country. Tbs
history Of the world presents no parallel te
the uprising Of the Ame lean msssss tor ths
dafsocs Of their venerable 6ng and the frec 10
s,i,utions of which Il is the symbo!. WIN
,ne accord they roshed 70 arms. They !ef'
their implements Of husbandsy 10 the ne'ds
j ard tho iools Of Their trade IL the workshop
I They were willing to saen6cs svsrythiog, thai
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-07-22
ARTICLE XIV.

Neither the Congress or Territorial Leg
islature q all have power to Interfere W.T.
,he right of the cilizus Of any OF the States
within either Of the sections to migrate upon
ean.I terms with tie citizens OF the States
Within eiti er Of the other sections, to the ter.
ritories Of tho United States; nor shall either
h, We power to destroy or impair any rights o'
either person or property in the Territories. g.
New States annexed for a'lmis ion into the
Union, or formed or erected within the jars
LECTION Of ,ther States, or by the junction o.
two or more States, or parts Of States, and
states formed With consent Of the Congres
nut Of any territory Of the United States
sasl be eotltlod to admission upon equalfoos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27

WASHINGTON, June 25-The Tribunes cor
resDOndence says:
Major General Pope believes the forces CT the
rebels at Richmond are overrated as were the re.
bel forces OF Beauresard at Counth.
Ii was the current testimony of spies and de-
serters that not less than $50 001 or 20) .00j
armed rebels were behind Beluregards intrench
ments, but upon the occupation OF COrnth it was
proved beyond question that he never had more
than -, 900 there
He laughs ut the report that Beauregard has
reinforced that army to the extent of single
soldier He considers the war in the West as
virtually at an end The only thing vet to be
done being To possess and hold the immense
breadth of country already really conquered.
In answer to question concerning the 10 900
prisoners taken by him according to Gen Hal
leck. he says he took 30 900 men but they could
hardly be called soldiers, - 900 stand of arms
Most of the captives were from Kentucky and
Tennessee. Beluregard's army driven to the
southwark. Having no means to feed them and
believing there was little temptation Tor them to
join the rebels he released them on parole.
Gen. tuscan Was on the hoop of the House to
day.
The idea OF constructing sanitary camp on a
large scale, two miles north of Georgetown, is
entertained by the Government.
The small note bill vetoed by the President
had reference alone To banks outside the District
OF Columbia, which have flooded our community
with small notes. The laws in relation to the
District banks, the issue of which are nominal, is
unchanged.
In every case of prisoners taken in arms
against the United States, who may be tried aUd
sentenced 10 death, the record of the tribunal be-
fore which trial was had will be forwarded for
the action of the President of the United States
without which order no such sentence in such
cases will be executed.
The rumors from New York of contemplated
changes IN the Cabinet are not believed here in
any quarter, ami are generally regarded mere
specuatOns, from the fact that the Presidents
visit to Lieutenant General Scott was on business
he military bearing OF which can only be conjec
tured.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27
CEN. POPE IN COMMAND.
CON q IL L - SION Az.
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE HUMPHREYS,
THE MISSISSIPPI FLEET.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH
From ,sccieIIan,s Advance.

SEVEN PMS, Va, June 23-Brig. Gen. J. j.
Peek was this afternoon ordered TO relieve Gen.
Casey in command of his division, near Bottom
Bridge.
Gen. ~ p. Howe will take command of Gen.
Peck brigade.
Gen. Casey will be committed the exceedingly
important and responsible duty of protecting the
the base OF our operations at the White House
and the unbroken connection we now have by
railroad from our extreme advance To the water
highway which leads TO Washington aud New
York.
McCLELLAS's HEADQU AETERs, June %, p NJ.
Gen. Hooker at . o'clock this morning advanced
his division with the view of occupying a new
position. The result Was that his troops met with
IA most determined resistance from the enemy,
which lasted until O'Clock in the afternoon, but
the rebels were forced TO give way before the in
vncibIe courage of our men During the day
everything indicated general engagement, but
the enemy for some reason or other backed out
OF il.
The troops all fought as CALAMITY as ever. The
loss ON our side will amount 10 about 200 killed
and wounded.
The following are among the wounded: Col
NOR s)n, volunteer aid To Gen. Palmer, wounded
in the hand.
The enemy = loss is not known but is believed
to equal ours.
The camp of the rebels in front of Gen. Hook er
was captured anu * now occupied by his troops
The ground fought Tor Il swamp with thick
underbrush beyond which is open country.
The woods intervening between our troops and
the enemy prevented the result of artillery
fire rom being known.
Two NapoieoD l2-pOunders under Capt. DE
Russey succeeded in getting through the swamp
during the afternoon and did excellent service
An effort OF the enemy to capture them resulted
in their being driven back with severe loss.
The result OF to day Is highly impo tant to the
health Of the army, as but little more ground Is
10 be gained to place our troops beyond the
swamp.
Gen Mcclellan was present the whole day
perintending all movements
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27
From New York.

New YORK. June 25.-rhe steamer Commo-
dore, with sick soldiers from the White House
has arrived. Among them are the following
from miscellaneous regiments: j. Lewis, 9Th
Mich; W. McMann, 9th Wis. ID. Fox LIST Mich.
a. JudsOn, Berdans sharp shooters; G. l.. Rich
mond, lst Cal: L. Nesfal 21th Indiana; Y p
Wright, 9th Mich 2d Lieut.. Ii. l. johnson. sig
nal corps; ). kooler, sth H.: ID. L. ralstor. Sd
Mich; ". NJ. Watson, Sd Mich; L. Munger
81 Mich; q. IL. Chase, 4th Mich; q. p. Smith,
9Th Wis; +. {. Baker, LIST Mimi.
\ letter from Richmond to the Times saws:
Gen. Mcclellan is bringing up from Yorktown
siege guns. some oi which have already arriy ed
The rebels show no disposition to assume the Of
fensiye again in force. but evidently preparing
to resistattack Their occasional demonstrations
like those o. Saturday night seem intended TO
draw into attack, but they have no General
who is capable of making Mcclellan fight until
he gets ready nor of making him fight upon a
plan OF then selection.
liz was agreed between Col key and Gen
Howell CoDb, in Their recent conference, that
surgeons taken on the field should not be re
gaIded a. prisoners OF war, but as non combat
ants This arrangement has been sent to Wash
inston for approval.
In an obscure corner of the Richmond Dis
patch OF June 18th We find the announcement
that J eff. DAVIS had been taken III at Raleigh
where he had gore TO visit sick child Antci-
pa;ions were expressed that lie would return to
the Confederate capital in a few DAYS, but theiI
hopes may prove fallacious.
The Dispatch of June 23d says:
Twenty three deserters from our army were
brought INTO town yesterday. Some of the men
will probably be shot a warning to others.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27

between onr gunbcsts in the Missi<stppi and the
rebel artillery in the vicinity of Grand Cult be
Natchez and Nicksbarg.
A bot. sent down TO bring up coal vessels from
near that point. discovered earthworks IN process
OF erection The Wissahckon and the Itssca
were sent down to attack them. They found 6
battery OF rihed guns located fh0e aud force Of
some 500 artillery ready ~ receive them A
vigorous fight e1Sued the ltasca WAS struck
tsenty-fye times and the Wissahickon seventeen.
Thew however. lost but one man killed and six
wounded. The fort being TOO serious at obsts~e
to have in the rear OF the boats. Commander
Palmer. serving at that point. desired TO bring
the remainder of the squadron down and bresk
Up the business before il became too formidable.
On the evening of the 18th he dropped down
abreast with the squadron and shelled the town
for an hour but they deserted their batteries and
with the exception OF a few rifle shots manifested
no resistance
Com Palmer saws the nights are filed with
with rifemen and if they give him any more an
n0yance he shall burn the town.
The select committee appointed ty the Speaker
10 whom all The papers on file IN relation TO the
construction of ship canal around the Falls OF
Niagara were referred. consists of Messrs Van
Hord of New York, Blake of Ohio, Menzes OF
Kentucky. Trowbridge OF Michigan. Rice of
Maine. Davis of Pennsylvania and Cravens OF
Indiana.
dispatch received at the War Department
this afternoon from Gen. Mcclellan states tina,
the affair of Yesterday was perfectly successful;
that We hold the picket line undistulbed. and
that all is very quiet on the banks of the Chick
ah0miny.
The forces under Major Generals Fremont.
Banks. and Mcdowell have been consolidated
into one army called the Army OF Virginia. and
Major General Pope has been especially assigned
by the President TO the chief command.
The forces under Fremont constitute the first
army corps, and are TO be commanded by him.
The forces under Gen. Banks complete the
second army corps. and are to be commanded by
him
The forces under Gen. Mcdowell constitute
the third army corps. and are to be commanded
by him.
McCall's division is to follow Immediately il
the same way. while Gen. Pope will also operate
against the enemy at Richmond.
Besides McCal's division, Gen. Mcclellan liza.
received other reiniorcemen;s to the command o
several thousand since the battle of Fair Oaks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27
Night Dispatches.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. June 26-A special TO the Post
SAYS:
There are flying rumors in the city to-day that
Earl Russell has sent communication 70 Secre-
tary Seward protesting against the conduct OF
Gen. Butler toward the women of New Orleans.
The rumor is probably without foundation, but il
it is true that Earl Rus. ell has made such a pro-
test. he will get a tart reply.
new slave case is before the War Depart
ment for decision. A Maryland slave owner at
tempts 10 capture fugitive slave in Alexandra,
but the military authorities ia that CITY refused 10
obey the process and would not give up the ne
gro. The owner Immediately appealed 10 the
War Department.
Flag Officer Davis has reported concerning the
expedition up White river. He states that after
the accident TO the Mound CITY the wounded men
were shot by the enemy while in the water and
adds the Navy Department and country will con-
trast the barbarties OF a savage enemy with the
humane efforts made by our own people to res
cue the wounded and disabled under similar
circumstances in The engagement OF the 9th
Several poor fellows Who expi. ed shortly after
the engagement expressed their willingness 70
die when they were told the victory was ours.
FIG Officer Farrsgut communicates TO the
Navs Department the report Of an encounter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27
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New York Market.

NKw YoRK. June GO
The -four market Is more active and 5aloc
higher. with very brisk demand for export:
sales at 81 3004 Is for superfne State: 81 IS
al Is for extra State, and 81 ~ Tor choice;
81 30di t. for super6ne Western: 81 6sa4 90
for common 20 medium extra Western. s. n5
a. 20 for common 10 good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; and S. 30@6 81 for
trade brands. the market closing firm. with no
BUYERS at outside quotations.
Whisky market heavy unsettled and lower:
sales at 2Ta2e1sc tor State and 2ctk ass for
Western. closing az inside quotations.
Wheat market excited and fally &c higher.
with brisk demssd; the private accounts by the
Arabia are quite favorable: The large advance in
sterling exchange TO day has also a favorable
effect; sales include part TO arrive; Chica 20
spring sl@l &c; Milwaukee club 81 03@l 10:
amber Iowa and Wisconsin 81 1901 -. extra
choice do. about 81 49,: winter ted Western
81 $3.50 al %: inferior winter rel Illinois 81 10
al Is; amber Michigan 81 23@l 81: common
white Michigan 81 90
Corn marke, is active and lie higher with a
good export demand: sales at a. a Soc for new
mixed Western: 50654c for old: 43@47c for
unsourd Sol d5sc Tor Western yellow.
Sugar-Raw more active and frmer.
MOlasses steady.
Pork hrmer with moderate demand: sales at
sll@ll 1915 for mess: $50 75@li for prime
ness; s. 62ls 9s75 for prime
Beef quiet and unchanged.
Butter is selling at 9@l5 for Ohio and i5Q
lie for State
Cheese firm at ia Size
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27

- The GIenns' Block is one of the most
palatial edi6ces in the West, and their store the
most magnificent. and the Glenn Brothers. the
Stewarts of the West, 50 far A. regards the mag
nitude and arrangement OF their stock of goods.
IL l. worth trip 10 indianapolis just to visit their
house. The crowd OF people, men women and
children, fully ie>tifes that the New York Store.
W y II. Glenn X Co. proPretor>, i "a place OF
great attraction ami alluTemeut-attracted by the
beauty and arrangement OF lis Interior and nj
lurcd by the quantity. quality and che tpness of
their goods. No one leaves their house without
carving away a large bundle OF rich goods under
his. her their arms. 1t any Of our readers go
10 Indianapolis and viSi; the GeunS'. we are Ger
tein they will do otherwise: they cant help il.
Their goods good and cheap. variety 50
great and clerks 50 polite, that TO purchase is ir-
resisjble- Marion Home Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27

- The view Of the cisy from the cupoia on
Gleun-' Block J. one of the most beautiful pic
ture- she eye could rest upon in any land Tie
effect 81 the numerous shade that skirt the
-quates in the less densey built sections seen
from sucn n height. embracing a. IL does. entire
blocks. Is very fine We trust strangers Who
visit Indianapolis viii be allowed to view il from
that point for there Is no view they can get OF IL
that will mike a more lasting or more favorable
impression on their minds. There are other points
Odd Fellows Hall and the Institute Tor the
Blind from whence the view is fine. but neither Of
ITEM compare with that from Glenr's Block
and they not so easy Of access As a look
Ous or watch tower 10 detect and give notice Of
the first appearance of fire. is just what il should
be-the sentinel having unobstructed view all
round.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27

METROPOLITAN HALL 1t i with more than
ordinary pleasure that announce for 10 night
the benefit OF Mr. and Mrs Walters They are
deserving OF a rou>ing ovation and We are sure
they will be cratihed OF the cVmplny here.
there are certainly none who have given, during
the present season OF the Metropolitan. more gen
err, satisfaction to the public. NJ. Walters is
far above tie average OF stock actors-iS always
well up in his parts. and IS besides 4 genial and
whole souled gentleman o. his amiable and
agreeable lady. We cannot say too much in praise
Those who have attended the theater lately. will
bear Us out in saving that she has won most mar
ve.lousv upon the public favor during her brief
sourn here She has gained step by step, until
she stands now almost the first tavor:e Her
modest. quiet, and lady-lke acting has slowly
but surely found IFS WY TO the heart of the ap
preciative PLAY. going public. Her singing in the
Invisible Prince has been a perfect triumph. and
has almost eclipsed the star OF Miss Macuthy.
We DO not remember of ever seeing more en-
ihaSiastc administrations OF deiight than have
been ELECTED by her favorte song. Auue OF the
Vale" The audience have been wild with en-
thu-iasm, and showerei bouquets upon the stsse
around her enough 70 gladden. the heart oil the
queen of flowers The song i.seit Is perfect
gem. and she sings il with pathOs that fingers
in the heart and rings in the ear long alter The
rest Of the piece i forgotten Her voice : indeed
q marvel OF strength and sweetness. Its tones
are a. clear and ringing a those we sometimes
dream are heard from angels lules IN Paradise,
and one j. scarcely sure that they are mortal.
We have been entranced by Il time and again.
and would not miss her song Tor IN enly times the
price OF admission. She sings y TO night, anu
every LADY who can should 20 and hear il The
bill Is ala attractive ia every respect, aud II =
TO be hoped a full house will be present TO wit
ueS- AZ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-27
GA EEE1

The market il full OF limitations, represented to be the
same as "BROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES," which are
in productive ofposve injury. Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles aorlng profit to themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only "BROwS'S BRONCHIAL TROCHEs, -
which by long experience haveproved their value having
received the sanction of physicians generally, and esti
mouiais from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES. when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth. have direct influence
the affected parts the sedave and soothing effect to the
lining the wndpipe into the Bronchi aaysP Pull
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
the various TbroataeconstO which public speakers and
singers liable. febll-dly'62
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Machine may be had in great variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is beco ming popular is
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