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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
The Controlling Idea Of the War.

The Boston Post one Of the best papers pub
lished in the United States, frankly admits that
while the East wishes tn prolong the war be
cause she makes money oct Of it. the West de-
>ireS to end it. because she s losing money by it,
This i true. and we are glad to see it acknowl
edged by 20 influential and able an Eastern Jour
nal
The West is losing terribly. both in men and
money. bv the rrOtrartion of the struggle: hut
she has done her duty cheerfully and LOYALTY,
and has furnished her quotas
On The other hand Massachusetts i nearly 81,
600 of men behind on her quota. bnt many mil
lions of dollars ahead in her pocket. New
England iiea governs the war, the prolongation
of IL must be characterized as a New England
idea. We do not feel called upon to- find par
ticuar fault with that section for that reason. II
Massachusetts, can befool the West. Il is the fau;
cf Western Senators and Representatives. who
have Eastern instead of Western principles, and
whose ide Of national greatness consists in run
nng cotton mills at Lowell. 1t they would at
tend 10 the interests of their constituents a. zeal
oulsy as the Eastern Representatives do To theirs
victory and peace would soon crown the national
arms.
AS IL Is the great West i literally unrepre-
sented in Congress We cannot now recall the
passage of a single measure since the Republican
narty came into power for her peculiar benefit
Every public act has been brought 10 the stand
ard of New England preudces and interests. and
every Western Senator and Representative has
cried amen No wonder, then, that the Post
makes this assertion. No wonder the East. who
has male all the money. il clamorous for con
tinulnce Of the war, while the West, who has
borne all the suffering, Is carer TO end the war.
= Detroit Free Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
Glorious Democratic Victory in Co.
IumbUs-Ghe Capital city Speaks
The Heart Of Ohio sound 10 the
Core-The Entire city Government
Democratic.

The Democracy of the city OF Columbus and
OF Montgomery township achieved most splen-
did victory on Monday. electng their entire City
and Township Ticket. 10y an increased majority
and twO-thrds OF the yIty Council, giving our
party complete control of our municipal govern
ment for the first time The figures will be found
IN another column Our Mayor has nearly eight
hundred msjority, white the Marshal has over
eleven hundred. In the Third Ward. where the
Republican majority Is about one hundred. David
W Brooks. our excellent and popular candidate
Tor Councilman. made gallant fight, and came
within eleven votes OF defeating hrs competitor
Mr.. Graham, the Postmaster of this city Col
one, Marrow in the First. aud Mr. Arnold in the
Second. also did admirably. The noble and i'm
vncible Democracy OF all the Wards did their
whole duty. and deserve immortal honor We
have neither the time the space To enlarge
upon the glorious result of Monday, AT the Capt.
tai of OhiJ We are surrounded as we write
10y shouting Democrats. Giving the Democratic
City Ticket an increased majority, and electng
two thirds of the Council. after a gerry mander OF
the Wards by the opposition. is indeed glory
enough for one election.-[ Ohio Statesman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
MEDICAL.
DIR. Ludlum's specific,
rol TAX cr1E 90
Gonorrhea, elects. Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

ysvHr tos,orrb<~a 81 eossnasy called Clap j. as
II ef,finr maladv. AMI j. too vel known g. require
any explanation: Il IS easy q he got bat j. dclt 90
j. companion that few admire - per-
and moor both marref ant single. Although sotrouhle
some n, itSelf - distressing and sosnetne< fatal q a.
disease the - which. has generally been
worse than the disease t>eM The common fashsooshls
treatment j. first deprive yon 81 Al business then
cotnc> course q starrafior-s1ng on brad snd tea
Cruel KIM - soPs. Yea must - oteo'
cupped l.aohed. eo-bned with NAUSEA ma medicines
iniecfions lotions ontments and warm fofnents ions
Every few days the medicines are changed and ater
some months treatment IN ths wsy, which the pafeht
great fortude ior fear Of exposure Dc = ms
charged or discharges himself with an irritable uretor,
sveiled testcie enlargement Of the PROSTATE
OF disease Of The neck Of the bladder.
This specific which acts like charm. uifhsfeu do %
diseases and quite pleasant totake snd which
has CURED thousands New York. Philadelphia. eafi-
ard many q The southern cities. i certzn ann
eectual remedy that makes rapid sndpeTHsneni cure.
without regard diet. drnk exercise. except ~rc-t
ling. jumring gxcr-sfrsuing- Tbs remedy y un-
equaed By syihng yet discovered Zoe the ct Of thoss
diseases Its extracted from plants aud Is per-
fectly safe purely vegetable n contains no r>r
curry. 50 that expose yourself 20 az knc- 81
wcaihef, without the least danger from the ediciDs
And II you careful ~ wrapping up your paste. you
will have smell fron a. that are ro'
deprived from going into company. or being detected ~
nearrst friends
This quack MEDICINE butt remedy discovered aud
used with immense by regular ply slcisn and
confidently recommended TO the unfortunate.
CAU1lON-None i genuine without the stc1latnre o.
the proprietor W r Davidson. around the box All in
Engagements Of trade marks will be prosecuted with ths
uimc-t rigor ofthe Law.
w-F. DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. ohio.
sold by Druggists generally jan2s-d6nis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
The Election IN Cemmecsicus.-HOwi 10
WAS armed .-Dssgracef COn0uct
or Ghe q IN % - ra Hon Party.

The New York Express of the 9th inst had a
letter from New Haven. Connecticut. dated the
day before the election. We make the follow
ing extracts from it,
That money. green backs are being used as
they never before were used in any election The
Government contractors Of this State-and this
State has more than any other-have been per
emptorilv ordered and threatened, from Wash
ington. tn use all their power aud influence for
Buckingh ,m, falling in which, they have been
plainly told they will not be paid promptly and
will he deprived oi other contracts and Jobs
Thus. IN Hartford. they have brought into the
POLITICAL field the head man there of Shapes
rifles establishment who row turns up Repub-
hcan y though some time after the secession OF
South Carolina he was in Mlledgeville, Georgia.
selling Sharpe'S rifles To the CUnfederates there
which were used at the first Bull Run by Geor-
gia regiment against Connecticut soldiers. Con
necticut, a. have before said. is full OF con,rac
tors large and small. for all the materials of
war. from cartridge boxes and percussion caps
up to the heavy cannon. and the consequence is
that the Connecticut manufacturers never
so aourishine The Naugatuck Valley. for ex
ample. seemed ne, 10 tie doing well
Another reason for doubt is, that about every
available Republican soldier the Rappahan-
mock or the lower james River. has been sent
here and reached home within the four days
in the ranks IL j. estimated that from 900 TO
3ODO soldiers have been sent into the Safe with
in four days Not all Of them what they
pretend to be-Regub ems. IS some of them
pretended thus - be. ia order Ia get home, but
the fact j.. about everything known rs Repubii-
can has been sent home. while the unfortunate
Democrats are kept to do double and treble pick
ct duty in their absence here to vote. This has
been the work of the political Generals in Wash
instou by suggestion aud request from Connect
icut aud New York No 80 atrocious an act
was ever perpetrated upon the electors. or upon
the cause of liberty: but II cannot be helped.
think never before seen. or heard of such
atrocious interference with State, and the rights
of "A State, (ssve in Missouri,) We have seen
in all parts Of Connecticut. Contractors. under
fright about their contracts. have turned off their
workm when Democrats with cruelty hitherto
unknown in this. a republican country. and their
bosses often do not hesitate TO say, I'VE do SO
because YOU do not support the Government which
supports U.s." meaning which gives US jobs &c
In Rockville. WiIlimantic and the like manufac
turing places. this severity OF conduct has bred
the worst sort of feeling between the EMPLOYERS
and the employed and when the employed are
thus dependent upon their employers for bread
they are no better OF than slaves.
isitpossible TO adequately describe such con
duct a. IL deserves2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
The EieCIiOnS.

The few additional returns of the elections
which we have this morning are most crafty
ing
In Milwaukee CITY every Democratic candidate
every Ward is elected. and the result in the
State is a brilliant Democratic triumph
In Michigan the Democratic gains are llrg.,
and several Democratic Circuit Judges and Re.
gents of the University are chosen.
In St Paul. Minnesota. Democratic victory
has been gained under discOuraging circumstan-
ces
In Columbus, Ohio. the Democrats have. what
they have never had before. complete control Of
the CITY government.
In our own State, the record Of Democratic
victories will Indicate tremendous Democratic
majority in the State
Sowe GO Chicago Times.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

We publish this morning very full report of
the examination of Judge Charles II Constable.
of the fourth Judicial Circuit in this State.
charged with encouraging dv>ertious by resisting
legitimate attempts 10 reiake parties who had
deserted from the army. Judge Test, OF the
United States Circuit Court, after hearing All the
evidence. promptly decided ~ no crime had
been committed by Judge Constable who Wa
thereupon discharged The principal pom, in the
case seemed to be whether the serseantS held To
bail hy the judge produced authority 70 arrest de
serteIsin the State OF Illinois By Inc orler Of
Gen. Luz Noble. Adjutant General of Indiana
II appeared that their functions were confined 10
Viso and surrounding counties ia the State OF
Indiana Having passed beyond their juriSsiic-
tloP, by entering Illinois, they hHd no color OF
authority 10 capture alleged deseriers in ihis
State. AM so Judge Constable. in dischArSiuS
the men whom they had thus wrongtuiiy arrest
e-l Only acted in pursuance of his duly as a sworn
officer OF the law
In deciding the case. however. the merits oi
Judge rC.sn.tatie'- decision CONSIDERED
bv Judge Treat who simply held that. whether
that decision Was right or wrong. the Judge did
not transcend his preroeative-
The case of Judge Constable is important. a
marking the dawn of new era in the history OF
the war. Though his arrest by military pnser
ana conveyance IN n foreign State was Irregular
AMI il'e-al. IL should have been effected by the
O"'et States Marshal OF the district. hiS prompt
return 10 The regularly constituted authority of
the Safe Tor l. al gives u reason 10 hope that
the g'ories OF Forts Warren AMI LafaYette have
departed, and that hereafter alleged offenders
against the laws of the United States will be ar
rested IN n decent manner and receive a Drou,nt
sud proper trial. A year ago Judge Constable
would probably have lain for months in a $500,
dungeon. without accusation. and denied n he,r
ing. Let Us hope there Is better day daxuino
for afflicted country Springfield en-
Register
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

DfsGkkcEFuL PRocEEDISes AT INDIANAPOLIS
The township election in indianapolis was char
ac,erized BY the most disgraceiui proceedings on
the part of the dominant party in III n eits Early
tickets IN their possession. were be>et by mon
OF Republican bnilies and severely beaten A
perfect reign OF terror succeeded alter which no
Democratic votes OF consequence were polled
These proceedings on the part of the Republicans
were - foolish as they were Outrageous. Tint
party have large majority ia IndiaaAa.slis. and
II every vote had beer, pot'ed on both sides would
have eiecsei theu ,eke, Their n.ho,.,,t,, aa
inss. therefore. brought NO compe1.sstin.- ,.tx.r
rage- As the rises aud sets spr n
outr sses vail rect upon and destroy the party
that resorts 10 theu-IN. \ Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
Frum The Cincinnati Price Current. April 5.
Financial and Comme CT VI summary

Gold has fiuctuated as usual during the week
and c,niinued to keeu M kinds Of business M
settled The bulls" have IL their ow3 way enc
day. and the bears" the next, and in this way
the commercial interests OF the country are placed
at the mercy and under the control Of the stock
gamblers OF Wall street, and are deranged and
unsettled, there being a general dread to do any
thing beyond the presen, moment. the future be
ing regarded with disirust Sold has been up to
l5g. and down TO ls9. and the closing rates at
noon. yesterday, was l5llS, with = dull and
dropping market Nothing Of a decisive nature
has been done BY our army since our last and
matters remain about in the same position as
when we last wrote The operations against
Vicksburg have been rather abortive So far.
the favorable aspect given them BY the newspa
per correspondents, few weeks ago. have turned
out 20 be unfounded Something decisive from
Charleston is looked for hourly, and il is hoped
that the movement will be satisfactory. The
time il now ut hand when important and success
ful movements must be made in the Southern
waters if NJ all
IL seems that some capitalists in Germany have
made proposition to loan fifty millions TO our
g ,vernment at par We suppose this means al
par IN currency.
The demand for money continues of most
limited nature, and the supply of currency being
abundant the market continues easy aE 8 TO ~
per cent Exchange has ruled steady all the
week without any alteration in the rates. There
j. still pressing demand for Government stocks
as an invesiment-we refer to 5 20 six per cents
Merchants are investing their bank balances in
them in order To escape taxation, and in this way
are enabled To make most convenient arrange
ment bv borrowing such money they may neec
from time TO time. on these stocks-in case:
where their credit is hot first class, this plan
works admirably
Kentucky currency brings to cents prem.
Indians. 3 do; but Ohio, except when in rOunC
lots. will not bring premium, and then not tS
exceed i cei.t premium
There is vesy little doing in gold. The quota
tons. at the close of the dav, were as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

Bro Caop -Wm Mclean. ESQ. Of Hen
der~en county. of the most extensive and
successful planters ia Kentucky. sold his crop OF
fs,oNcco. embracing $50 600 pounds. together
With his crop of corn. Tor the sum of SIT. 600
The tobacco alone brought $63 900 This, We
presume. l. The most valuable yield ever pro
dacei os a single plantation IN kentucky - Lou
Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

m The Providence Post SAYS Democracy
found Just one enemy N Rhode Island. namely.
money single corporation promised fftv
thousand dollars 20 securea Republican triumph
in the E,stern Congressional District. and the
Post believes the money was given and used
That is just the enemy, 0orruptly used, which
defeated the Democracy in Connecticut Rhode
Island and Cincinnati.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
NOTICE.
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK. }
INDIANAPOLIS, April Sth. 1863. !

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK
INDIANAPOLIS, April Sth. 1863.
NIOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE PENDFNCY
Of the following Ordinances for improvements
to wit:
IN ordinance provide for TIE grading and crawling
Of Tennessee street ard sidewalks between Washington
and south de Of Georgia streets
An ordinance tn provide Cor the grading and bowl
dering of Kentucky avenue. between Washington and
Tennessee streets.
An ordinance-to provide for the grading and paving
with bowder stone. and curling the edge Of the
dewalks with Flat Rock Putnam county stone Of
Massachusetts avenue, between Pennsylvania and New
Jersey streets
An ordinance 10 provide for the grading and paving
with bowlder stone Circle street and cnrbng the outer
edge Of the sidewalks with stone and paving the
walks with brick
An ordinance provide for the grading and graveng
ofthe alley running east and west through out lots l40
III and l42.
An ordinance provide for the grading and paving
the sidewalks .h side of PENNSYLVANIA street
tween North AID ST. Clair streets.
An ordinance To proviie for the grading, raving and
cErbng the east dew Of Pennsy street. between
the north side Of Market the south side of Ohio
street.
Attest John G. WATERS
arplo-d2t City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

- Hon J. j. CRIrrKSpES is a candidate for
re election to Congress from the Lexington Dis
-ict, Kentucky
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

Is According 10 Republican testimony, there
has been 5000 900 600 stolen by contractors since
the war began The Kentucky rAacals who
are for voting men and money. are BY their con-
yention instructed to vote 10 feed these radicals
That Is about an average tax OF fifteen dollars to
every man. woman and child in the loyal Suites
Louisville Democrat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
Election Returns.

TProN CnuNrY The Democratic majority
ha~ increased il Upton. Last fall the Democrats
cirried it by $40. and on Monday the msjoriiies
foot up over 800 Our correspondent says:
The election passed off here Yesterday amid a
good deal Of excitement. but no one was hurt or
very a,dy scared
The entire Democratic ticket elected.
Upton j. alsay, right. i; the world be wrong.
She Na< Democratic twenty ,eais ago. and has
never taken the road Of tie "wayw-rd The
den'z.is- with The exception of few Black Re
pubcaii- ire loyal.
They cp?o>e tie arbitrary measures Of the man
Abe aud hi~ Political vasSas at Washington. but
they will not resist them by force Of arms 50 long
a. they have the right express their views
through the press and the ballot box But take.
or ATTEMPT to take this sacred right away and old
Upton would move lone thousand strong" under
arms. against il.
DAVIES CoUxn-The Democrats gain large
~ m this county. Mr.. james :. Morgan writes
" that the increased Democratic majority will be
50 per cent In Black Oak Ridge. the vote stood.
Democrats. $50; Republicans, 81
RHoDE ISLAND ELKcrIox.-A correspondent
writes a follows:
The Rhode Island Election has terminated
very much as the knowing ones predicted. One
Of the gentlemen elected 20 Congress. Mr. 1hos.
A Jenrks. comes of a good MARYLAND family.
and j. said 10 be man of ability. Mr.. Nathan
+. Dixon, the other member, is prominent law
yer, son OF distinguished L. 5. Senator bearing
the name. and was himself member of
the Thirty FIRST Congress He has served many
wears IN the Rhode Island Legislature. but be-
lieve has always accepted Office with reluctance.
He Is about fifty years Of age, was educated AZ
Brown University and At Cambridge, and in the
older times wss devoted Wing. From what
learn there ! noihiag of the fanatic about either
OF these gentlemen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
BOOK BINDERS.

Ii 90 ID Kk uB NJ
RfssN N =annsa EsaS-apr~
kUD. kUEG6.
EE ANiNG PURCHASED THE COOK -BINDFRy ASn
Box Manufactury Of CHARLES CkosE. IN the corner
Of Washington snd Alabama streets i prepared to do all
work IN hi lme.
Boxes made to order. au7-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10
MERCHANTS, BANK,

L. lIBY FERGUSON, PROPRIETOR, BUYS GOLD
IN Silver. L. 5 Demand Notes and Cncurrent Money
Negotiate Sales Of Stocks, Bonds &C. Commissiona
Loans on Callaerals, and ortinsry bankne
Business Pays intere ton Deposits As pr agreement
No North Pennsylvania street. Indianapolis
mchs5-c sod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

BATTIE At DRATSEsviLLE-THE OPPOSITION TO
THE CoSscRlPTIOS BfLL Fair At " AsHISGroN-
How BurLKn DivuLsKD rHE SkcRErs % TIE
i ADsSisTEArIos--HoRs GrARDs FOR THE
PREsIDENT-HsroRiosL PARALLlLs. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

DAVIES CoUxrY The Democrats gain large
~ m this county. Mr. james :. Morgan writes
that the increased Democratic majority will b,
80 percent In Black Oak Ridge. the vote stood
Democrats. $50; Republicans. 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

TiProN CnuNTY The Democratic majority
ha~ increases il Upton. Last fall the Democrats
carried it by $40. and on Monday the msjorities
foot up over 800 Our correspondent SAYS:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

Among the news items OF the Philadelphia
Press We find the following:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
Another Proclamation.

President LiHcoLs has issued his pros
missed proclamation freeing the slaves in
The States Of Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, AlaLa,
ma, Mississippi, Arkansas Texas and
Louisiana except the parishes Of St. Der
nard, Placqnemines, Assumption, Terre
bonnet, La Fousch, ST. Mary, St. Martin
and New Orleans He declares, that ne
groes shall be received into lie armed
service Of the United States, ''to garrison
forts, positions, stations and other places.
The President would show about as
much sense if lie wonld declare that there
shall he no more rebels in the South. One
declaration would be about as foolish as
the other, and would stamp the author AS
Az gnoramus, and incapable OF judging
between common sense and Stiffness. H..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09

iSAUGURATIoS OF Gov. SEYMOUR
Hon. IoEATIo SEYMOUR, the Governor
elect Of New York, was iuauguratel on
the Ist ins:. lie said he had soIemnly
sworn TO support the Constitution Of the
United States with all its grants, restric
tons and guarantees. and shall support It
The Legislature Of shat State met on
Tuesday. Gov. S probably delivered his
message on " ednesday-a document
which is anxiously looked for from one
end OF tie Union to the other. Mss.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
Eohla Coniuct,

A, the request Of several friends of the
late MICHAEL RoUnkE, former resident
of Morrsontown, Brown county, we give
place to the following letter, which will
amply explain Itself. They desire its pub
LEGATION in order to show TO TIE public the
noble conduct of Capt. GREEN and Corpo-
tsl CRIrEs, of Co. X, First Wisconsin, Reg
imen', and to acknowledge the receipt Of
the money which theft wounded relative
placed in the hands Of the above officers
for safe keeping: 81 n 10
FoND DU LAC. Nov. II, 1862
Mrs. ELLEN READY-Dear Madam -
You are undoubtedly aware that your
brother, MICHAEL RouRKE, Of my Compa-
ny, was MORALLY wounded at the battle of
Perryvile, Oct s. 1852, which caused his
death Oh the 23l of October. At the tine
he fell, be haadsd 5lS5 to Corporal Critics
(who stood near him, with instruc,ions,t to
send it to his brother, JAMES RoURKE.
was, tthe time, severely wounded my
SELF, having been shot through the neck,
As happened, we were both taken 10 the
same house, where, after three or foer days,
| saw MICHAEL, at which Time he gave me
your name, with instructions 70 get this
money of Corporal Critics, and send it to
yor. Corporal CEITEs very willingly de-
livcred the above amount to me- ana | re
nit the sum to you By draft on New York
MICHAEL was one Of my best men :; be
was never sick. and always done his duty
well. He fought nobly at that des~
oerafe battle, and never faItered until he fell
MORALLY wounded. lie was shot through
the left lung, and lived fifteen days.
ID Yours, truly. .. ..-...g j.
Capt. TII0S. II. GREEN, ..#
."r Co. X, lst Wis Re9,tu5.