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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
TELEGRAPIiiC.
FRONI N1TSsISSIPPI.
THE SIEGE OF VICKsBURG AND PORT HUDSON
= INTERESTING AND EN- 0URA6lNG REPORTS.

THE SIEGE Ot NlChSbUkU AMI rum nNpoOLN-
INTERESTING AND EN- OURAGlNG REPoKrS
JACK oS, jun S.-All quiet at Vicksbnrg yesterday
No firing heard Grant is evidently making preparations
for a movement in some direction.
[sEcosp DISPATCH,
JAcEsoN, June "A courier reports that Gen. Kirby
Smith Gro. 5 ID 70 Port Hudson on Sunday.
The gunboAts made q serious assault, sinking one
steamer and drowning seven hundred men.
TIE siege Of Port Hudson will be raised. No doubts
are felt IN regard TO the result
Interesting details of the fight Thursday at Vicks
burg are coming on.
General Grant used cotton bales for movable breast
works in the attack General Pemberton mounted 2oe
Founders and directed the fire at the cotton baes now
ing down whole pstoons of the enemy.
Official dispatches state that the enemys loss was
about forty Housandi Our entire loss, Including the
action OF Bakers Creek does not exceed FIVE thousand
Confidence in General Pemberton since his answer TO
Grants demand for surrender, has been fully restored
No fears are felt regarding the result either az Vicks
burg OF Port Hudson.
THIRD DISPATCH
JACKSON. June 4-P. M Heavy firing in toe di1ec
ton of Vcksburg has been head all day. Nothing re-
liable has been received from since Sunday The
weather is cloudy, and it is raini slightly.
90 ,,rry INQUIRY nj pT TrrU
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

w L. JOHNSON, Successor Of Ak. Bil 4,
w Dc, Manufacturer OF LAdys and Gepleion, R,o..
ana Shoes up stairs, l97 Main street. hahrsne Va
Al Hnds Of Ladies and asnueEs noc sho maze :.
order. Repairing dopa
'N'9 g. WRIGHT nn,ts,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

DR. T. CLAY MADDUX, resp sctf,l an
~ hat he returned % the practce of ABpor
and suaonr In Richmond ard be found st his O,s
street. opposts o'tv Hall s9t-H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06
SCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKING ToBAC.

~ C0.The undersigned Manufacturer Of the celebrated
BRAID OF Smoking Tobacco Oily BoVleg 9rAud Turkey WIZ
Iebago and Eephan has enlarged BIS capacity for
tn and added mis- business the mAnufacars OF superior
quality Scotch snnf which he i prepared to furn his
customers, the Tads generally, G Vhoesalo prices
Factory, OF Eh and Jackson Bt-ees Lnohburs, We
oc25-tm .. ,. TERGUeoH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

NOIlCE ~ CONSCRlPIS.
~ No Zee shereby gv'n TO 81 Cor scripts v o
examined plior 20 hs public Ion ccnr order NJ o.
Adjt Inspire MS Once Feby 23d 1868 aud excussd fr,m IL
tJ seIVcef rressons 'uDced Ia tat ie Insult tnt
or exemption. will PIP before Medical u The
d Oongressensi District which will cond Monday
the s da Of June Bowling Green Caroline county fo the
re"aamnsoE OF ell s"ch pc and from any
cause haze fsei 10 appear before the board h.
EJANDtR on pr and
Chief Enrolling oGcer for slh Cong ssionAl lstva
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

NOTlCEs-The first instalment of salt due
the cizenS OF Heneo County 1885, been received
and viii be distributed forthwith at the oouny Court House.
arson before applying, must procure new certificate from
Justice OF the Peace OF said county.
Zach person charge Of fy entitled four pounds for
each member OF the family az tea cents per pound.
Garry toe right change In order avoid confusion delay
All persons entitled 70 % pounds salt viii be aired bay
bag ~ cash price, ELIJAH BAKRR
uyls-H Agent for Henrieo County.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

IN. HooKp, p. mIAA O. T. HOOD
MOORE, BAYNE 4 CO., No. l47, Msn
4i1 street, Lynchburg Va, Whoeals 6rocers Commission
Merchants for the sale OF Manufactured Smoking Tobacco
VIII receive and sell eugar Moaes Wheat Corn Flour Bacon,
eher ard al kinds Of country pTodIcs All sales promptly
reported accompanies With he iagty
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

TOR RENT - -Four large aud very delight
fully situated ROOMS pleasant part Of Il city Two Of
them furnished for families and ST. gle emen THIS q
opportunity Apply at Mira Reeecea Psrks three
Esd street, Erankdn, oPPoEeA1 VAnleEs garden je6-1t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-06

/ X. JAMES 4. WILLIAMS
II RESIDENCE WITH WI EILJ ESQ
On DOOR CENTENARY oHuKGE,
Grace st., between 4ih and 9th el
20 once with Dr.. y W. Hancock, Main ST. between Sd and
AL and ". s. Phillips 18Th g. between Traofn and hap
an Ri
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20

NJ SEwARD the astute Secretary OF State and
intellectual leader Of the Republican party. puts
forth the idea IN a recent speech. in fact boldly
and unequivocaIly makes the assertion, that the
war is enriching the people of the Northern
States. II such be the and the learned
premier OF the Administration so states IL. IL
would be the policy Of the North to prolong the
var indefinitely so. according 20 Me- SEwARD.
and be represents the Republican party. the war
il a blessing instead Of curse 10 the nation.
Such the teachings of who has been
regarded by his party as philosopher. sage and
statesman. Ii appears to Us exceedingly strange
that public man with thimbleful of brains,
integrity s.gacty. could give expression to
such palpsble inconsistency. war which
adds % a nations domain and Increases is com
merce trade, may be regarded advan
tageous. but We cannot expect such fruits to re
suit Irom the contest in which We are nov en-
gagged The var is not waged for these purposes.
Instead Of struggle To enlarge it, territorial
boundaries. IL Is a struggle ia maintain the na-
tienal authority over territory which he's hereto
fore rendereARoluntary allegiance To the Federal
Governments Weare at loss to divine by what
rule OF logic IL can be established that a nation
is being enriched when a million of its subjects
becomes a burden upon It's resources instead OF
adding to is wealth by productive industry
and when it, resources rapidly being
exhausted 20 maintain assert its national
integrity and authority Before the advent OF
the present party into power our national indebt
cincss was a mere tribe. comp iratively consid-
cred and direct Federal taxation was unknown.
To das our~nalionsl Indebtedness is not less than
fifteen hundred millions OF dollars, perhaps two
thousand. aud direct taxation is almost as uni
versal as the most heavily tax ridden government
of the Old World This state of affairs has been
produced bv the war. IN fact il Que of its results
yet Mr. SEWARD. the Premier of the Administer
ton publicly proelsims that the internecne strife
in which we are unhappily engaged is enrching
the North, Can an intelligent people he decsiv ed
by such eharlatanism-such transparent hum
buggeryf II the theory of Mr.. SrwAsD is
correct IL il an argument in favor OF
the prolongaton of the war indefinitely.
II the sectional controversy Is adding to the
wealth and power of the nation. the Secretary
OF State asserts il IL the longer il IL continued the
more IL will add to our national resources We
have been taught the old fashioned idea that the
wealth Of nation Is hased upon its productive
industry. hut Mr.. SEWARD, representing the Re-
publican school of politics. contends that the more
employ and the more money VIC expend
in waF--in that proportion we add 90 the nations
wealth. power AMI happiness The party in power
presume the delusion viii be encouraged aud
rolled a. a sweet morse under the tongue as long
as there is dollar in the public treasury to give
IL vitality
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20

contemporary remarks While the admin
istrstion of the government rests in the hands oi
the opposition and the responsibility of correct
management OF public aff,irs falls upon them,
the Democracy still have import,nt duties e
perform. They are to labor steadily AND
perscv.ringly for the sound doctrines upon
which our Government rests They should
strive to Undue the public mind With full
knowledge of our institutions, and the Necessity
OF returning TO the great principles of pgbiic and
individual liberty which alone can save the nation
These duties and obligations which devolvs
upon every patriot, and he should labor to dis
charge them ill the Union i restored and the
grcz, principles Of liberty again secured e
every citizen. Let no Democrat res, from labor
for the welfare of his country. but dedicate him
sell anew 10 II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20

From the following statement IL will Toe seen
that the advent of political prostitution "a Wash
ington has brought along with il mn amount II
moral prostitution shocking to behold. Things
were not thus when the slave power rc'gncd at
tae capital:
lFrcm the Washington Evening star, Nov II
The statement that there are fifteen thousand
prostitutes in and about " sshingtou has been
peated so often As To be accepted as truth, the
swarms OF them meeting the eve At every turn
seeming to afford tull corroboritise test mpny To
the allegation The numbers. however, appear
eJ so Incredibly enormous that NC save felt
disposed Ia make some inquiries with regard u
the matter. and lind that though the army OF
prostitutes here j. iearfully large. q Goes not
approach the loose estimates alluded q; sbp,c.
The number If white prostitutes kouse.i IN the
various warts. my be -. down At the iailowus
figures: First ward. $50; second wand. 5,e; third
ward los: fourth wari 900; htth watd, $40
sixth ward. 2OO, seventh. warsl, i50-totI', 1913
The number Of these resident w W tshinLton Toe
fore the war, was about $50 The cootri pros
flutes now IA Vashins ton and housed sre set
down At 5l2. and. OF TINS number. seven gighths
have been colonized since the broke ~, Al
leas. one thsd o. the whole number wniie aud
black. ate street walkers OF character ct va
blu-hnx indeceucy neves before known in
Washington and are cnlonsis from New
York. Boston. Philsdelphii Baltimore, and
some few from the Western cite, The
whole numl.er of public prostitutes If ever,
grade and color M Washington viii not exceed
I'VE IN luSand OF whom not more thar a tenth
resided N the District of Colamh, previous n
the war There are number Of females sailing
under false colors ahoat here, and Who. until The,
found out. frequently manage 20. quarter
themselves At respectable boariing houses aud
hotels IL would he difficult Ia estimate he
nunibcf of these. but II Is not large 81 ough 90
materially swell the above estimate Adding 20
this estimate the number OF prostitutes IA George
town and Alexandra, the total will not, We IN.
cline 70 think. reach the halt Of fifteen thousand
The showing at beat i not an agreeable one, but
i sonne Satisfaction 10 know that IL j. TO, quite
half so bad represented
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20
Tne strikes an BOSTON


The boilermskers OF East Boston still hold out
in their strike. They held a meeting in Richie
Hall Yesterday afternoon. which was largely At
tended. and 1T which reports made by
committee appointed 70 visit the shops in other
places IN this vicinity and aSs the CO operation of
the men employed in them these reports
stated tn, the men visited were with the East
Boston men in Their movement. AT Roxbury
and Cambridge the boiiermakers would wait
until Saturday. and then il the terms
demanded-s3 = day and nine hours work on
Saturday-were not conceded. the, would strike
Ii was stated that the "bosses" we're willing To
concede the 81 day. bat not the nine hours on
Saturday Ii Is also stated that there were
agents Of employers present from New York and
other places offering the men the terms they de
m md here
The iourneymen cigar makers met last evening
and organized protective union. The varnish-
ers and polisheTs OF Boston also met last even
ing and organized society, with view - sc
cure an increase of pay.
The meetings OF the Charlesiown navy yard
wOrkmen who oppose work ng from sunrise to
sunset, still continue. The meeting on Charles
town Common, this morning, was the largest yet
held. and the unity and purpose heretofore mani
tested was apparent a. ever. Mr.. Barker the
chairman congratulated his fellow workers unon
the fact that were fewer men at work in the yard
to-day than formerly, anG expressed confidence
that they would obtain the hours Of labor asked
for He also announced that Mr.. K. W Wilder.
who had been appointed upon one of the first
committees. had expressed himself unfavorable
TO the movement, denounced il as a humbug
&c. whereupon he was Immediately removed
from the committee BY the unanimous vote OF
the meeting They were afterward addressed by
Messrs Getchell and Kelley, after which the
chairman stated that Mr. Gooch, member Of Con
gress. had accompanied Mr. Demie x to Wash
ington, aud would probably be of service TO him
Ia lsying their case before the Navy Department.
Mr.. Quincy. from a committee appointed for the
purpose, presented statement of the grievances
of the workmen before the meeting but it was
returned t. he amended. and will probably be
presented again this afternoon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20

hculties. Amplifv yonr minds. but siill more. be
great IL soul 10 "a this which shall Ait you up
high above the earth. and assimilate you 10 that
which i divine Without IL. you viii bot creep
with dusty aud droiling aud wearied wing With
out IL. think not 10 endure that cruel aud crushing
weight of doing and suffering which be nust
bear, who faithfully aud Slth heroism. At any
time, bat most OF all ia periods of great public
stafesn man.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20
FOR SALE.
For Sale at a Bargain.

a WILL. ASSORTED AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
n Goods, consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots
ana shoes. hats and Csps. Clothing. Glassware, and
everything usually kept called for In Country
fhe stock Is In frst rate order and In nonrishing town
where good business h done. The stock DICED
below present value Of goods. and ~l b.
sold Al a bargain II immediate application u made 90
GRASSLAND PEE, OF
usxIs-af~ MURPHY. KENNEDY q CO.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20

FoLTZThe funeral OF FKEDEEcK V. Four, Esq, will
take place this friday afternoon at O'Clock irem his
late residence. ll3 North Alabama Funeral
10y the Rev }. H. Nixon. The friends of the family
are invited 10 attend without further notice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20
PROCLAMATION!
ny the Governor es Indiana.

n. p. dent q the Unissa stsiss having designated
Thar.s.y. N. sssA asy IL SovemSsr. isstsst Day
Il Thanksgiving.
Thesefors. I. ozzvxs ? xozroH Governor u InSi2na
DO hereby 81 ,p.u ssid day. and cal aPon The psopls
9th. STATE TO oeserv. The SANE with ths
proclamation Of ths President.
Let he people thank and praise Almighty God for The
many nsreses he has shown darnF the past year
and prry Him. with humble hearts, 90 s protect. guide
and be.- ~ and restore the Ine-tlmable blessings o.
Unity and Peace bleeding and suffering country
Given at the Executive Department Indianapolis thi'
9Th day u November. A. d. iss3.
david OLIVER NORTON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20
FOUND.
POCNET-BOOK FOUND.

4 MEMORANDUM BOOK, CONTAINING A SUN OF
N Money found Saturday, the l4th inst. in n
shoe shop near the Palmer House. The owner get
his Book proving property and paying charges, by
calling on me at No 26 West Maryland street
novao-d3t ADAM OyEII.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20

the freedom OF the blacks. but Do, for the Old
Union
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20

IS yerdant youth went on a visit to his in.
tended, and for long time great snow was
falling. he took occasion To tell her thit bis
fathers sheep would all be undone. Well, said
she. taking him by the hand, I'm keep one of
them"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20

II nav be necessary hat time and experience
should add their wright to the counsel OF liberal
minds.
A FRIEND or Liberty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20
FUNERAL NOTICE.

sE The couscription employed Is, 010 officials
The number of soldiers obtained $4,000.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20
WAN e D.
INSURANCE.
Indiana Fire Insurance Company
indianapolis, Indiana.

Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,
CUP sTAIRs.)
Capital 49,. 49,. 100000.
ENSURES DWELLINGS. HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE
4 Barnes, Hay, Grain and Live Stock therein, against
loss and damage by fire, for The term Of i've seven
years.
DmKoroRs-J 5 Harvey, Frederick Brsggs, c. c. olin
WIN. Gibson indianapolis; John H. Hutton, Richmond
0FTIcEns-J =. Harvey, President; Frederick BraggS
Vice President; Frederick Brsggs, Treasurer; VIM. T
Gibson Secretary.
e. q. OLlN, General Agent.
RErERESc1s-wm. 4. Pcelle Elk. Sec State. Centre
vile: Andrew Wallace, ESQ, Merchant, James ". Ray
Cashier Bank Of State. II. A. Fletcher, ksQ. Merchant
J r. Mcdonald, Attorney at Lsw Josiah Locke. Esq,
Locke a Bro e j. Peek, Esq, President T. II. 4 Rail
road Coz. indianapolis: John Peterson, ESQ., Stephen
Virgins Merchant. Richmond: d. y. williamson. Esq.
Attorney Law, Greencast: ". HIM. ESQ., Pittsbero
Harvey D. scott, ESD, Teue Hane; NJ q. Culver, Esq.
1ippecanoe. n0y9.d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20
Aga n,t The Wind. against the tide.
SIN sea ies with m upright keel"

Demnslhtnta. more than two thOust md wears
aso. Ia his grett oraioR Tor the crown. well dis
,lneulshel between these Two characters, dcclar
ine taet while they were alike u nothing they
diherel chirNy in this: that The salesman boldly
and honestly proclaimed his opinion before the
event. ani thus made himself responsible t. for
tune, 10 the times. 10 his countrymeii, IL the
world: while the syc0phant or denagogue
was silent al the event hid happened, aud
then governed his speech aud his conduct &C
cordiugly
And now allow noe 20 add. that though you
may be patriots aud yet not statesmen, the
great statesman IL always a patriot. HIS love
of country is as well principle an emotion.
Duty enters largely into IL: hence IL is stable
enduring. II i no, sensa,ional-oertaiuly not
mere feely of gratitude: least Of nj, in the
meaning %, that word as defined by DIR John
son: A lively sense Of ftvors vet 20 be receive
ell F." lie loves his country both wisely and
well lie never sacrifices her real thoash more
remote interests, 20 popular elamoT; AM still less
~ the demand Of those who hold the power
Neither Will he corrupt the virtue nor tarnsh the
bon0r vi his country. to serve her mere sorild IN
tcrc-ts Rather will he initiate the example of
Arstldcs, who, reporting TO the Athenians that a
certain proposition WIS indeed for their immedi
ae advantage but would bring dishonor upon the
State coanseled that they reject a.
have said nothing about "ioSahs lt i q
word which belongs, Justly, but only 90 kingly
governments. can comprehend loyalty TO a
king. and especially to queen, but, as an Amer
lean. | choose 60 adhere 10 she good aud honest
old republican word. "pstriotisnI, and tn cherish
the virtue which IL has always been usef 20 ex.
press.
Aspire, then Young gentlemen, you who would
pursue public course, 20 be patriot statesmen.
Have fath-sbsolute, unquestioning. immovea
ble-hlt faith which speaks 70 itself in the silence
and calm OF The hearts own beating, saving. II
not to-day or this time. then to-morrow, or next
or some other dAy. at some other tine. in some
other way. all will be we'll Without ,iis NO man
ever achieved greatness Be incorruptbie in
your integrity. be memorable in your deliberate,
we'll considered purposes; De appalled, by DIFF
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MARsHAL's SALE.
United States MarshaI's Sale.

Robert l. eating.
u tie Circuit Court q
The President A1d Directors The Unitc states. District
81 the of Indiana
Peru and indianapolis November Term. ls67.
Rallreaa Cenpany Ell ~.
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