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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-11

GA party of Potsawattomies are IN camp Cd
the south side of the Smoky Hill. They are
waiting on party of Sac Foxes. Th:y are
going on hunt.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-11

.T Junction City is eleYen hundred and
s;~htv.four feet above the level Of the sea.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
STATE ITEMS.

JENNINGS COUNTY The Democracy Of this
county meet in Convention at Vernon on Satur-
day, April l6. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of appointing delegates to the State. Con
gressional, judicial and Senatorial Conventions.
-THr "BrRvr DrsrRrcr We understand
that Mr.. JULIAN received majority of the votes
cast at the Republican primary election held in
the 5th District Monday last. to select "a can
didate for Congress The Julianites faxed out
Brigadier General MEREDITH. although he was
aided BY the active influence of Gov MoRToN,
who earnestly desired the defeat of JULIAN 1t is
stated that the 51th regiment was held hack sew
eral DAYS to help the gallant MEREDITH. but all
was of no avail The abolitonists of the Fifth
District discarded the SCARED veteran and hero
of many battles for the Union. for who
never smet gunpowder himself or permitted any
of his family TO face the foe Verify. abolition
ists are ungrateful We suppose the President
will provide some snug place for General MERE
DIrH to console him for his disappointment. 1t
is stated that there great deal of fraudu-
lent voting on both sides, and uoon that ground
General MEREDITH may demur to the result
For the Sentinel.
CLERK OF THK SUPREME CoURr Mr. Ed
itor: | desire To call the attention OF the Democ-
racy of Indiana TO the fact that Jackson county
intends to present the name of Daniel H Long
"a IA candidate for the nomination for Clerk of
the Supreme Court
Mr. Long is q Democrat who has never faltered
in his support OF the party. its principles and
candidates.
For several years Mr.. Long edited the Jack
son County Democrat with signal ability and
success, and in the celebrated contest of 1854,
when Know Nothingism raised its hydra head.
that paper. under Mr.. Longs control, dealt the
monster blows which made il quail before the in
vncible Democracy of old Jackson
Mr. Long has been twice elected Clerk of the
Jackson Circuit Court. which position he has
filled for eight years with success. aud to the
satisfaction o. all parties
We, the Democracy of Jackson county, now
ask that Mr. Long be put upon the State ticket
for Clerk of the Supreme Court. He is eminently
qualified for the position. and would fill it ably
JACKSON County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06

have paper money United States notes the
best they could have, and the Treasury cot tie
benefit of IL. Unfortunately the Department
not satisfied with this benefit Ia asked tor one
hundred aud fifty millions. and again fifty NIL
lions for fractions IL was then impatient that
the people held the notes and did not convert
them. Ii then demanded that the right Of con-
version should cease
In the meantime. all prices had risen. so that
the stock into which the notes were convertible
bad fallen 10 sixty cents per dollar; that price
conversions took place. but the notes were re
issued. With five hundred millions Of those
notes out. the Treasury hssitated about putting
out more; but IL demanded that nev class Of
banks might pat out $500 100000 rival notes.
from the circulation of which the Treasury has
10 benefit Still other issues were then dc
msnded. and tour hundred millions OF interest
bearing legal tenders we're authorized The the
ory IN this case was. that the notes being Of low
denominations and bearing interest, people who
hold the money for use would hold these notes
for the interest. ln order TO compel them To do
so, IL was provided that the notes should be le-
gal tender for the face only. and the interest
should be recoverable only at the end of six
months
The most sagacious and experienced fnsneiers
OF this and other cities pointed out to the head
OF the Treasury that the rate OF interest was too
low, which would make the legal tender faculty
of the paper more available than the interest
feature, and that the absence of prompt redemp
ton. principal and interest, at the will of the
holder, would make them valueless to the great
mass OF the people. The event justified tha.
view The notes are simply currency until the
last two months of the term, when they coueen-
trate for the interest to be re issued its pay
ment IN one body OF currency. To remedy this,
one wear notes, interest payable at maturity. or
once a year, were devised; and finally two year
notes interest payable at the end of the term
This is worse than the Others. or what value is
$40 in currency receivable at the end of two
yearsr These two last, with the national bank
notes. redeeaable in legal tender. are now dali y
swelling the volume of the currency, apparently
in the view of producing such mn imitation as
will make United States five per cent gold
stock sell at par, or really at higher rate of in
terest.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
From the National InteIlgencer.l
Another SERIOUS Charge Against Gen.
mcclellan.

Whatever NAV be the issue of the investiga-
tion set on foot anew for the exposure OF the
meditated reacherY of Gen Mcclellan after the
battle OF Antietam. il is evident tina. his excul.
patton on this score will be of little avail in the
minds Of a candid and intelligent public. unless
his friends can also clear up the foIlo~ing nys-
FERROUS allegations brought against him by the
Washington correspondent of the ST Louis Union
Writing from this city under date of the sth ult.
(only day after the disclosures of Mr. Francis
Waldron. } he saws:
1T has been sscertaned here that Gen. Nc
Clelian. after he superseded by Burnside.
went down 10 Richmond in balloon and had a
long interview With JEFF Davis that the result of
this conference that Mcclellan. in disguise
a. the rebel commander. fought and repulsed
Burnside at Fredericksburg and Hooker at Chan
cellorsvilie Horace Greeley present and
knowing tn all the facts But Greeley's par
TALLY for Mcclellan has induced him to be silent
I'LL now.
''It i asserted that the President is now veil
satisfied in his own mind that Gen samuel r
Curtis never vas in Helen. at all; all the cotton
that WAS stolen there stolen by Schofed
md in few days Mr Lincoln will 90 before a
notary public aud make affidavit to the above
facts. and forward The sane to the New York
Tribune.
The AFFIDAVIT will come out With the balloon
story. Yours, truly, A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
Negro Equality In a Blooming Con.

The miscegenators NAV congratulate them
selves that their promised land i already IN sight
In the United States Senate on Thursday, on
notion OF Mr. Wilkinson. OF Minnesota. The word
white" was stricken OF the bill establishing
a temporary government for the new Territory OF
Montana" This effectually brings the negro
on equality with the white inhaoltant. and en-
ables both races TO cohabit alike and alike under
The ..organic law" In this vie~ OF this promis-
ing nes Territory, would il not be more apprO-
priate to name il "Misceeenial' 1t more
euphoneous title than the proposed Senator
Sumner desired TO know the meaning OF the name
Montana" He would labor under no ignorance
in that respect if the name We suggest should ne
selected. Mes York Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
ALL SORTS OF PARAGR Apis


The radicals are resolved to serve ont their
three wears term Of enstment-at home.
An ice machine has been erected at Bonn
bay which produces three tons OF the article
daily
Madame Tussaud, OF London has just added
life. size wax statue of JEFF, Davis to her gallery
OF notables
"A Stradivarus violin that once belonged TO
the Medici family was recently sold at auction in
Paris for 81 l49.
A negro upon being asked what denomna-
ton Gen. Mcclellan belonged to, replied, De
nomination tor the Presidency
The Prince of Wales at u recent dinner
given by the guards AT Windsor, offered toast
which WAS drunk with enthusiasm IL WAS TO
the effect that he hoped the Germans invading
Denmark. might meet the same fate which beiei
the Egyptians in the Red Sea.
The exports of beer aud ale> from England
appear To have largely expanded during the last
fe~ wears Or the 499. 5lo barrels exported last
year, British India. which has strong attach
ment for bitter ale took l6O esq barrels; Aus
tralia leo as barrels. and the West Indies and
British Guiana ~ n05. the remainder being ab-
sorhei by the United States and other countr es.
The value of all the malt liquor was estimated
at 81 .776 763
"A MYSTERIOUS VIsrr-Accor,ling to the "
York Commercial. the Hon. T Butler King Of
Georgia. was in New York on Wednesday.
Mrs Darlington saws. that. considering all
their trials and temptations. the managers of the
Sanitary Fair deserve credit for preserving an
unruf1ed temper.
- secluded. quiet place i the little village
Of Monroe. Massachusetts. It has only two
hundred inhabitants and but one mail week
and i destitute OF = lawyer. doctor. shoemaker,
blacksmith, tailor. barber, store, or tavern"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
speech OF Hon. y. w. voorhees,.

We have printed in pamphlet form. l6 pages.
the speech OF Hon. d. W. VOORHEES,. delivered
IN the House at Representatives OF the United
States. March 5. 1864 This is pronounced by
the abIest and most eloquent speeches ever lie
livered in Congress IL embraces an elaborate
review OF the present condition OF the Union al
It's future Is foreshadowed by the history OF other
nations Price 81 per hundred. We are pre-
pared 10 supply orders any extent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
AGENCY.
b. N. SPICER a CO.,
rAH
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
NOrwood's Block,
No20 IL North Illinois Street,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. .
AGENCY.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND,

NOR sAIE-DEs!RABLE RESIDENCES IL TIE
north part Of the city. OF Pennsyl wanna Meridian
Illinois, Delaware Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi
streets, and all the avenres.
Also large ortneut Of cheap and very dssirabis
residence. in The southern part C. The city, ranging from
500 70 $4,000 in price.
We have small houses 20 ell a. old prices. %
small payments down and long time 90 balance
and cheaper than renting.
For sale good terms, good business property. %
Washington. npoia, Meridian, Psnpsyivsna and Tsn-
neksee streets.
Also the bsss and largest ssso.spf II buldns lots
AL parts Of the city. 70 sell trade on ne oesi terms
and AZ loo figures. rrrF.1s an
Also, number II small ard sns country sests, iarss
and small lapds Improved te<ms- noos % 10
within I've nie> q h cy sof 80 - usoe ~
Al-s sr.t.r.,. .,csr NAL N The esy-s money nh
ing ms tfuf,on Ai,o . number Of hour snc 49, Ens.
near the city, for sac Or trsos- :. =
a.. 49,. 80 l,osrdinr houses 10 the city, eouEfv
,x-., - .e~r ersp<rsy. near The city; m<rc6en<iss
49, -~o,. ard various other kfnd- % P<fs'nei prsP-
srtx for ale O. trade -. a. a. - .
",s, - i.rr~ an nber Of buildIng lots IN The ety.
,oan, Of lspd corntry properly. IN various iecAI-
49, 80 rrchzndse. and big Pile 81 money 70 r'ss
far Improved city property. ss< -
10. having property o. Any kino !" ~
as = .uring 10 bay trsde for prSs~rv, nvesters,
pe,.,or, trsders and the rest u msnkmc, are nshee
p-Ii "A this A No. ofce before buying. s<hlhx -
,s.s',r. ssd pr.nos~ their insersss tssFsey-
msrs am .-..-r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
From the Boston Courier.
1 RoSe nm the kI,Id rness

The first defeat OF the Union Leaguers in a
town election it Massachusetts,, took place yes
teriay, ia our neighboring town OF Somervllle;
and il was signal one. The first blow was
given IN the choice of Capt Henry Snow
Citizens ticket as Moderator, over Hon. JAS.
NJ Shute. OF the Governors Council The whole
vote for town officers was 5I3 the largest ever
thrown in that town. and the Citizens carried
their whole list by an average majority Of 300.
Charles T. Gilman (Cn.) was chosen Town
Clerk over George A Pratt Union Leauge) by
i4s majority Surely a bright light is at length
beaming in quarters reckoned aimos, prennially
dark
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
DIE b..

On Tuesday ~ p NJ. the 5sh inst. JEssE. son Of
william NJ and Mary T. Blake, aged years. months
sndlo days.
Funeral on "Wednesday, the sth, At O'Clock ?. n
nom bis fathers residence. No. POI North Tennessee
street Services BY Mr.. Hickman. Friends Of the
family invited TO ATTEND.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06

We publish this morning. in another column,
an exhibit Of the condition of the Free Banka of
Indiana The report shows these institutions to
be in healthy condition Under the present
law, faithfully administered, there can be no
safer system of banking. so far as the public IN
terests concerned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
FROM WARRINGTON.

Napoieou's Proposal 90 Lincoln 10
Recognize am Empire i'm Mexico
Napoieon's Threat 40 Recognize the
seuths as the Ale rnative-Probabie
Hestoration OF Mcclellan to MS
Comm and-rho Rebels 10 Assume
the Offensive.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06

There Is no hope for the reoel leaders but IN
the defeat of Abraham Lincoln Evansville
Journal.
We would much rather have Lincoln for the
President of the United States. than the cand
date o! the conservative party Richmond,
tNa) Dispatch. strong and leading rebel
newspaper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06

1T appears from table just issued, that the
Italian army now consists OF 400 900 men: - :
900 royal carbiueers. 80 900 brrssglieri 275 900
infantry. $4,000 cavalry. $4,000 artillery. and
% 600 engineers and men belonging to the bag
gage aud ambulance department
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
NOTICE.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. MARY'S SEMINARY.

NvO. - NORTH MERIDIAN STREET INDIANAP
: OILS, North of the Episcopal ChIrcb.
Parents and guardians will find for their daughters and
wards this well established Seminary, all the sdvan-
tages Of q frst class school
The next term vii commence on Monday, April II.
.pr5 ut
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COUNCILMAN OF THE NINTH WARD
-ADcLPH sErDESsTIcKER viii be supported By the
citizens Of the Ninth Ward for Councilman at the special
election Oh Of April
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06

AT O'Clock p NJ sell public auction. the premises
the City, recently occupied by the Indiana
the following described frame buildings, namely:
Two Buildings each 50 fe. long aud "a feet width.
heretofore used a magazine.
Two Buildings, ech 90 feet by "a heretofore used in
the manufacturing Of cartridges.
Also one Building rs feet wide and 30 long, hereto
fore used in the manufacture Of artillery ammunition.
All these Buildings recently built of good lumber
and are nov in a fine state OF preservation.
These Buildings be taken down. and the lumber
being well seasoned, will be very valuable.
All persons desiring 10 purchase requested 10 ex-
anime the buildings before the sale.
The actual quantity OF lumber and materials in each
building will be known and stated at the sale.
reasonable time will be given for the removal Of the
buildings
The purchaser will be required TO have the ground
leveed where the buildings stand after the same are
removed.
Terms of sale cash
n. STURM,
Col and Chief Of Ordnance Of Indiana.
april did
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
AsTROLOCY.
THE LAST WEEK

TIE LAST WEEK
nR0FESS0R LE0NIDAS, THE CELEBRATED AMI
renowned AsroOger. will unveil the MYSTERIOUS
future. love affairs he fails. He has
the # winning the affections of the opposite
he j. the seventh son Of the seventh son, born with
natural gift He is the greatest Asrooger Of the nine
teenth century, this science there i TO equa
him. such the stars, charms spell and ,aliSmans, and
be has the failing charm of love and tsllsnlan
against that possesses myrsculou> virtue, in
vented by the great Wizard and Fortune Teller Samelio
Of Tartary.
Those consult him will see that he practices moth
ing but what reconciabe Philosophers. In fact
single will satisfy the most fastiduus Of his repec
liability moral recttude and the purity Of his profess
sion
Ladies one dollar. gentlemen two dollars.
NIB The Professor has connection with any illte'
rate and ignorant fortune teilers whatever.
He will be found at No - Palmer House.
apr4-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
EXECUTORS SALE.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

n WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE THE FOLLOW
ing described Real Estate in Indiana, belonging
the Of Snoch APPLICABLE late Of FAyete County
Indiana, deceased
One Farm Of so in Marion County, xix miles east
Of indianapolis Iiefourth mile south Of the toll
gate on the National Road Onehalf Is under culvA-
tion the other halfis wei timbered.
Also so 10 Henry County, miles northwest
of Newcastle, the sulphur Springs. the line OF
the Chicago and Cincinnati cir Line Railroad. Onehalf
under cultivation. the other half we'll timbered.
Also 20 acres FIVE miles northwest of Conner vile. in
Rayette County; 65 under cultivation the residue
in timber
For particulars address the undersigned Corners
Vile Indiana w. p. APPLICABLE,
sprl-dw&w2w Executor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06

These issues have all been mistakes and are
becoming disasters. The demand notes were is
sued redeemaole on demand in gold, and made
receivable Tor customs. They were put out
against the earnest protest OF the banks. who
ioresaw what was inevitable. viz: that they would
involve SUSPENSION. The suspension came, and
although the notes were not redeemed in coin
part OF the contract WAS kept and thew we're re
ceved Tor customs. Although they bore no in
terest the whole $50 900 900 was taken out of
the market aud held for investment, which paid
% per cent profit in year.
The legal tenders were then issued convertible
at will into a SIX per cent gold interest stock
This measure. not in itself BAD had the fault al
Initiating system very susceptible of abuse
Ii the amount Of paper had been limited aud the
power OF conversion iato SIX per cent stock
maintained inylolale. the subsequent evils would
not perhaps have resulted. The one hundred
and fity millions circulated and were very popu
lar The people understood that II ihev must
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06

The rebel Col Leicester. Who gave the su-
thorties A. RICHMOND notice Of kllpatrick's raid
Gas plain John Lester few years ago. and SUI
perintended . saw mill IN New LOndon. Connec-
flcut.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06

STATE or INDIANA, JOHNSON COUNTY, SIS.
On this 4th day Of April 1854 personally before
the undersigned Notary Public OF said county, Willis
s Webb President and William w. woolIen, Cashier of
the tirst National Bank Of Franklin, who being duly
sworn upon their oaths say that the foregoing is true
and accurate statement Of the affairs and condition OF
said Bank on the nurn g Of the 1t day of April 1854
:. WEBB. President.
W. W WOOLLEN, Cashier.
Subscribed and he day year above written.
s. CbA>. BYFIFLD. y. p. J. T..
IS cent stamp apr6-dlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
BANK REPORT.
QUARTZ REPORT
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

OF FRANKLIN. COUNTY OF JOHNSON, AND
~ State Of Indiana, showing its cond ion on the
morn of the lst day of April. 1864 before the trans
action Of any business on that day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
EST RAY.

yuyAKFN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER, on FRIDAY,
April LIST. RED COW with young calf. The COW
has white TANKS and j. about years old The person
owning said have her by proving proDerty aud
having charges PATRICK BRENNAN,
indianapolis, April DIT Hendersons ADDITION
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
WAN D.
SIS TO $3.50 PER MONTH.

yuyHF LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE CON-
u pany want an Agent in each County to solicit or
drr for their SIS Machine, with gauge. driver
and extra needles. We will pay liberal salary and
expenses. give a large commission.
For particulars terms, &C, enclose a stamp and al
dress It's. PAGE, Toledo, Ohio,
General Agent for the United States.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
Republican Organ on the FINANCES
of she Country.
The New York Commercial Advertis.

The New York Commercial Advertiser Rep
says:
There is no Disgusting the fact that the finances
OF the country are becoming daily more c0mph
Gated. ana that new experiments are being con-
stantly made to remedy the evils growing cut of
previous departures from well known principles
Not the least alarming aspect OF the times is the
continued rise in prices OF commodities among
one million men in and about New York. and
proportionate numbers in other large cities. who
live by daily and weekly wages. All these
troubles have single origin. the same that laid
the seeds OF revolution in France in Laws time
the same that ruined the French revolution III
spite of Republican victories. the same that
ruined Austria and laid Europe at the feet of
Napoleon. VINO marShalled a million of men and
conquered Europe III twenty wears war. carried
on with specie currency. viz, vitiated paper
money.
The paper money that has been issued and Is
outstanding may be enumerated as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
ARSENAL BUILDINGS =
Al
p u B L I G S A =

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
~ signed will. on
Wednesday, the 18th Day of April,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-06

TUNHkEE OR FOUR LABORIS6 HANDS WANTED TO
ii work twelve miles from the city. Good wages
gwen. Inquire Of james Renhsm. Palmer Hoase Saloon
msras-dev C. c. coliISs