Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3653, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1862 — Page 2

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Domooratic Union Stato Ticket ro txcttrAtr or tTatK, JAMES 3. ATHON, Of Harion Count. f5 ACDITO, Or tTATE, JOSEPH RläTIN'E. Of Fountain Cownty. rot Ticit tut or ptati, M ATHIEW U Hit KIT, Of D ivies CwitT. 10 ATfuaU GKttlAL, O0AR H HOKD. Ol Deo tur CtUiir. roa rrcii.tttfDKr r riauc imtuctioj, SA MC EL L. KÜÜG, Ol ' AUCuntT.

It II u Mat Judge Haart. Com plaint. Som author remtrts tbat -thm pa!lJ jd winett ,M tut JuJg Uccer, in hit card to tie Jtmrmml vtaUrJay. fairlj quirna under tbe light cati;;atlon w ave hitn. y miie 'er felt the halter draw Witb km4 .piniea th law. Tb ditmg.ii!el Ju Ige chirgei that oer report of hl peech ia grossly iueorreet DJ unfair." Anl In card of three quarters of a column, bt point to but a tingle inUuce of mireyreenUi'ion. He t Tif "r.he report mUrepreMnU me (him) in the firt sentence." Nuw let u trj the gr-tve charge that the Judge makes iziiust ut of willful ai.J ouliciouj iu!sre;rc?eiit-

tion.

U. ThU tlie Mi era trow in fiM wll vn j many very rolite men, who would call out to rae, derit.ii.-l. Tie IVKcmy 1. W the r Mm 1 "Have buk. m!'" "Have a c.-imiige, -." Ac; . . , . . . ,, . .. ! tut I i(H,cluinl to walk. I culi occasionally p'l.j frlWIM,t men win, aUuMer! the r f ,tiCe t Ser,:t..t with l,.a e,,u .1W .aie'e mn-ke? t L.ht t!.e bit;le of te Ct.: n, t.v mi- . i J. ut Dim. cnnns,' d .wn the street, but a I

wt!g that t!e Govern rati. t lisll pfe-vse with j am vty t-ul.te ram. nJ nerr hiuig had I il iu e. ergie a war U the m oten rnce of iLt 4 r" ,n ll h:n. 1 lwav vunieeJ: n.it.atitutw.n aiid th int r.t r lh I. r.,un uiiuer I . . .. '.. . ' I

I onen aeti ojr ery polite little centlemen, who the ConUtution. If tli hal been coue, peace t fcerced to be ol foieign descent, if I did not want

ere now woul l bare amiled upon the lari'J and to buy wme "clodin; but beinp in an nnfor-

gladdcned the hcarta of the people. We Lava tot tu uakinJ thought or entiment

tunate condition, I made no purchase. I &lo iaite-1 the Hou.e of Kef-reenutive, ard walked ripht in, and t down between two Wr?tern mem-

igairiit Judre Highu perfonallr. We hoje he ; her. I hd notremi r.el there lone:, before an

I a loral. a Mtriotic anl rirtuoua citizen ai d 1 uipTtHnt httle fellow, ratlr Hrfd.cme . . ... t. - ... ,i . p ,, , , rr and told rne thit I rnrit leive. Sits I, Jure. If he wants to co into the Kei ublican u. T , . . . . . ! v'fct. n "What? lie eipUmed th tt frangeta wererx-t r tit it U hi rifc'hl to do to vV e thn.hj. r.,m,tte.l on the fl or durn t!ie region. Mt

erer, his I'Cw political aoci.itea w.Il fci.J bim a frieiKl. however, drove the little lellowaanj, au J !

truubleiue ai.d ex .cting p.rtr.er. Our oi.lv ob- 1 ."H;'1 u"1'1 1 tue,- , , , , , " , I There re treat niiiiT cievef and polite reojea and u U reOuke b.ia iur the aoo.ogy be j feQ q u Af ltf O.Tera for miking the i.ew alhai.ee. No ore cm ; to more, rhp not be amia. alt night, real bia petxh iUiout beiug atUßed that its 1 meml.er of Congre not far from the Indiana Ohjett u to laoteu d.alovaltj uponat leaStoLe-half Su,,te - on the Illinoi ede, c.uic around , , .. ' , , , und mviud nie aii'l ii Illinois Ja er, to take a of tUe dozens of Indian. That charge he knows j lc mlh hira We, of course, consented, and to te 1. 1 lie. For that we cenure and condemn 1 tartel up Un. Atter walking a half mile or hira. Sacü a brge can only be iusiigated bj a ! " lh Congressman stopped t a door vt a ery malxioui purpose. He judges the fflolivwof;fi ' ' I ol the house appe-trew invited u in we were other, and we hve right to judge bim by bis j if,tnMluce- to the Udy, and the lMriMJuce-1 us to own rule. There U not a Democrat in Indiara J a hilf dozenf her daughter we it dwn, an 1 'who baa a di-nifici office under the Federal Uov- j eoiiveraatioii cotnmenre-l. the young ladies doin- . , , , , . . , ! the mot ol the Ulking. I soon concluded that we eminent. Hb the mug lalary oflour thousand ' ere hroriref and had I not been subaal.ful.I

dolUra a year, the tenure of which rests w ith the ! think I shouhi have made love to one of theru

party in power, to control his opinion! upon the great iaeues betöre the country. It may not Judge Jaxl Hughes. But a man in his po-

the was no pretty, aud fhe Iniost made love to

me. W e footi kit, with many very polite invi- j talion to return indeexf, this was a vrry clever j

family, and should I again return to the city, I j

The first fcenten:e ot our report reads thus: It In compliance with the invitation of a number t.f citizen of different political pirties. lor whom he entertained a hig! repct, that he appeared with becoming diffidence. Judge Hugh is's owu report read: It is in compliance with the inriution of n number of eitixtus of different political parties, for whom I entert-vin a high repect, th it I appeir iu ihl place to espre some opinions, and, (I t4Uft with becoming dfLdet.ce,) tofTcrBome counel on public arfurs. Here is the evidence that the JuJge prccnttint we hive imlteiouslr niisrereentel him. What a rni.-eTab!e q i'.hbie. We ch illcnge the caviller to show any misrcjuesentatiou. A the Judeh.is refened to a private conversation, we will state what did occur at the interview. We cai'ed upon him profeiomllr on Wednesday afternoon to ascertain h ether his apeech was written ojt, to avoid Ihe labor of rersirting it if it was. When informed it was not, we told him we could not make a verbntim report, and wouid only attempt to give the ubUnce of hi remarks. To this he did not ob ject. We nt-iJe no promise to give bim the notes to revise, but we would have done so if time had permitted. We have found from experience the inconvenience of so doin, from the fact thtt speakers are very apt to modify and change their rem irks. Our intruetton to Mr. Datmiller, the "capacity and cmdjr" of whom Judge HicuES concede, was to make as full and accurate a report of his peech as he could, o ns to li-ive it nppc.tr in the morning iaue. The report, a published in the Smtintl, was a "faithful and fu!l transcript of hi note," just ns he took then from the speaker' mouth. We made no chsnge in them whatever, nor did e nue.t any. Ia fact we did not read the report until we siw it in the ptper on the morning It appeared. Those who heard Judge lit. cms, or who have read both reporU. cannot but admit that our sy nopsis fairly and futhfally reported the sentiments he uttered. If he will point out any inaccuracies where injustice h is been done him, so far as his spoken speech is concerned, we will cheerfully correct them. So much for a very t nall matter. The fact is if the caption and introduction to the speech had been lettout.not a word of complaint would have been heard from the Judge. That's what hurt That's what makes him wince. In regard to the l?öd peech. We reproduced ll at the request of the Judge himself. At our interview e asked him if he recollected it sentiments. He stid he did, und that he jet tod by tliem. lie then aked us to j-eprint it in the Stntintl, as he wanted few extra copies for circulation. We thought we were doiut the Judge a j;reit kindness, but he has not yet sent for the extra copies. The ipeech ol Judge Highu is specious, mil'gnu.t, and we honestly be'ieve was made to uo-erve hi own interests. What sympathy, un le ;t be a community of interest, can he have With JCUAM, LOTEJOY, SCMXXB. GiODINUS. OaBaioN and FuiLur, if he adlieres, as he pro-ff-eto, to the opinion- and principles he 1ms hetetotore avowed? A a public man, Judge III guis is supremely feifish. Throughout his political or public c-ueer we.ik him to pjint to a ingle ct not intended for his personal advance

ment. In his late speech, animated by that mo- i live, he meanly and tniliciously misrepresent the motives and purpo.-s of a party aud the j friends who U1 mantuSlv bv him wIich his int tetets were to be uVerved ud who ni.iJe sac j titices in his behtlf. L ke the ttper, he tii gs tli.'-ie who have warme-l him into lile and cn- 1 tctii upon hi ai iLe positions and distinctions which he his attaineJ. Heid the ieechasiepoited by Ju-lge Hionis and t-ee if theie is any ciilt'iu:i.Uion of t!ie infamous frauds which have beeu faltered upon Ihe pari iu power, iirpublicans hke Ya Wvca, and Dvvis and Halk, in term manly, decided and even eV.iuent, cm reSuke the gro.$ corruptions w!ich they declare' to be a disgrace to ihe country, in one er. s i s tue of them excceih.g; the entile c"; vi the Administration of Jamx fli'CH a a, but upon , this ttifaif the elotpueut nnd talented II toil is ii :!eiit. Vhk!f I it he'.iue i'ie Administration i involved. aai it will not !o to give it ofiene? lie cm come home and stt himscf up as a , teacher to ll-.e j-p!e -f lint; mi uju ihfir ilut!e as cili;eiH, Imt cucfully avoi.ii any allui n ' t. llif forui'ini.ts wr ir hirf be-n fatreitiitj: ii;jii tiie misfortr.iiti of the country. Iu this ivni.tction we ak Ju!g Hi .mm to say whether he is in favor or t'-ppoM-l to the late s;etnlit of H"li. I. W. Vox 'tin l upon the tisancial j oli.-y ol the Adtnifistration, äi:J tint of Hun W. A. HkxiAarsojf. ex;ss:ng t!.e Krpubiicau J.emes of. r.ero etjuaiity? He ha not a wtrd agt;nt the unequal tariff and piopo?ed tax system-, and the ! gigantic paper currency scLcme. dangerous to the i.Urty and prosperity of the people Democrat., says Judge H corns, mut not discuss the-e

Kreut question of puLl;c policy, bat utey tne con e-jutntly the Government h td rtnte 1 the?e

l'reidi.t. whether he be a B!ck Republican or a black nigger." ; "Loyally," ay Judge Hcchcs. "i fidelity to ; the Constitution of th United Su:e," and then , in a sjs-cijus argument he endeavors to fasten H.'s ! loyally u.n the Dfmoracy of Indiai.a. r'idelity to the 0i.t:t:i!i n and the Union, in entiment ; and jf-el. ba- Ismi the ui-t inguiliiii trails of the Democracy cfludiata. It U f o how. They i have vwt-vJ all lh aim arvi the m? ney t'.e Ptei dent bai atked ta uailain the CoiiUlu:ioii and the tTukm. Aud to day. if the who!e power cf tl Uovemraei.t lud lee:; eieited r!rly to re tore the authority of the ivi emment o er the seceled States, and if the Repiiblivan leader", t r ! putliou of I hem. hd not J re-i-J 101. ti.caLloii ; and eaancipittioii aLtu, the flag of lh Union ! would hat vxrt l ott ier inth d Ati.eric.n :

For the lr.Uian State SentiicL Letter from nn Aimr sifficer lrrrl biii? V hul he Na' In WuRhingmrt W.hi.otom, D. C, June 11, 1G"2. Dear J e: I left your gocwlly city at y l M. on Fiiday la.-t, aiid by the aid ot a slip of paper, which I paid $1? A) lor, I lound myself at this place on Sunday morning. You, of coure, know that I am an ullicer ol the grand Uni n army, aud wear choulder straps, and as such should have had due re.-pect bhown me; nor can I complain, for when I left the cars, at the Washington De pot, I met a gie it string of the litest gentlemen of the citv, eich anxious that I should take ii seat in his carriage and ride down to my hotel. This was m distinction that I did not look for, but I ntti ib.ited it II to the shoulder traps and my good looks. I finally seiicted one of the finest cirrhige. and the gen t'eui n who drove asked me what hotel I desired to j.o to. This was a stumper, for I did not know ni)elf. Indeed, alter re-eiving so mui h Mttention at the depot, I thought it posib!e that I was to be made the guct of the city, and ;i hotel already in waiting to receive rue. The uentlem in, however, not understanding the m titer in th t liht, repeatci the names of a lare number of hotels. mikI among the number was the "Ave nue Houc," to which place he soon drove me. dismounted, and veiy politely ojeiied the door of the caniitge, and assisted tue in getting out. and just as I was going to thank him for his kindne-s, he fays A dollar, sir, peise." "Whit?' says 1. "A dolUr. sir." S I ju.-t pulled out very nearly the la.st "unicorn" that 1 had aoout mc und t;ae it to him. He thanked ue with a gracious smile, which rather pleased me. Mr,d away ho went. I then went up into the loft of the A vein. e Hou.-e. where I found :t verv dirtv little office, with a nice young mm behind the counter, and nigger sitting by. 1 registered my name, ami inquned ol the nigger where 1 could get a drink. The nig'jtr said that it wim Sunday, and none could be h id neuer than Wilhud'a Hotel, to which place he directed me, and away I wnt. The streets were crowded with soldiers and niggers. M my of ti.e soldiers were very polite, saluting me in true military style, all on account of my straps. I soon found Willard's, got my drink, and started back I hid not got far, betöre I met a squad of the nicest looking soldiers I eer suv, under the command ol an equally nice looking Screant, who, upon approach. ng, halted his men, gave me the military salute, and I thought be was going to have his nun present aims while I pased. The streets were full, and I felt proud of the distinction about to be couiert ed. So just as I was going to make my most polite salute to the men, the nice little Serge mt sajs, "A pass, sir; apa-s, sn!" "The devil!" says I, "I h ive no p-is; lam o.'licer of the army don't you see my shoulder straps'?" The nice littl oilicer informell nie that he was oilicer of the 1'rovost Guard, and charged with the duty of arresting all oilieers and soldiers found in tli3 city without a pass. 15 v this time quite a ciowd of niggers and white men had come up, muiy of whm 1 noticed were very much amused. md 1 suspected h it it might be at my expense. So you ee that I did not lee.l quite so comloi t tbJe as I ft id a lew moments bclore. However, by dint of h ird persuasion, I got the othcer lo let me off. under the promise that I would join my regiment lot th w ith. This, however, 1 did not intend to do, for my Ictve of ab sence had three d ys to run, and I inten. le 1 to in ke the most of it. I it'turned to .he totel rather crest fallen, and fully ot the opinion th it I w is not near to gie it

a ronage as I at hr-t imtgined. In the evening I visitel the "sejesiY members

of C ngies, Lo!. P.ck Itich.irdson s room, whete 1 found cveral other "secc-h" Keprc.seutntives. Among the iiumtier were Robinson, ol Illinois. I). tu. Vi'oil tes of Indian.!, V.illandigh mi of O'r , and muiy otliers. The-e rdiels tilke-1 ".ece.sh" riglit out, and. in my opinion, they ought to be expelled from the lloii-e. The

nte opposing all the uieascre ol the Adimni-tr.i tion which tend to the treeing and equ dizing the ' negro f ihe South itfi ihe white- ot the North. I They oppo-e the org mizition of" a regiment of , runaway negroes, their t.eing airael ami uni i form!, as is being done by one of our (ei.erals, in :he South. i:i order tliat they urn stand .'houl-; ler to shoulder, .m l asit nur brave boys of th . North in putting dow u this rebellicui. T hey op Ose the ste iling of a lew m Ihon old llarsby men who ' hive .i.-.sited in placing the pre-ent Admiiistr itim i in power. They oppose the lust lide" of GenHink from Stn-ourg, Ya., across the rotornac. They oppose tl-.e j-oiicy of the (iei.e al being three rat.es in iidvat.ee of his wagon tnin, and be.ng liie tirsi to cross the i'otunnc, leaving his otlicersand rnea in the reir to protect theml vs as best they could. They oppose the t rinci le of llaiik-'s taking more runaway negroes wiih him on hn ret re it mm he h id white s.ddier, n r:l d-o thov oppose his pet milting tiegroes to ii:e in th ainbul.it.'.-e-i and wagons. wh.lesicK atid wounded soldiers were l.irceil to walk. They .pixe the fieeing of negmes in the D strict of C iuuioia. They oppose coi.tr tcti.ig with the slue States, an 1 pieignig tbe fiith l the (Joiernuieut to assist i;i inii:g t!.e si. ties of the sevci.il State it least whi'eour expT.ses are three millions ofdvd1 irs jier d y . AH these "t'Cfs" inrmlrri init on ;rosc:utinj thi tr.r nutil ire can tsiaklith a peace nfon the fruiCitlt$ vt the Cinttitutu'iii at if t, anttlt Goctrtiitit ht u it trus. S.ic'i me:i. repre-entin g a free an-1 in!epetident We.sitin coi.sL.iucncv , in the opinion ol in.iuv, and i.: lecl ail, who desire to see tuegreit an i glorious pnnci; 'e f tbe e;u ii z iiion of all bumm beings, without regard to color, adopted as a ' Government policy, hou!d be expelled Irom their p'S't j:i Atter assert lining the views of tlie-e olüciils, I c-.in lu Ivl to I .ok. uround town a l.ttie, and an Ii diaüa le'-el n. ember otfeieai to accoepmy me. whicli o!:tei.ess retusel my declining. e h .d not g.ine far before he pointed out to me some lirebrick l uiJiiig. and informed me that they coiiLaii.ed eiev en lo.ndred negroes, who had re cently ouiui'ifd the i freedom. nl come to this city tor tue purpose of miking it ti.tir home, i t.e-e po. r jeoplehad no monev. ti r nothing to

hie upon, havii g all their l; e been in bono ge,

itioii hhould have charity for the opinions of j will call and ee them, if I can find the bouse others. pm.

3lr. 1 ember of Congress, then took us down to No. 4u6 Pennsylvania avenue where we went up Fttirs, and lound a dozen gentlemen or so, anions

the number, were several Senators, members of! the Hou-e and other gentlemen. We were intro- j duced, and a.-ked to drink, which we did not re- j luse, they were so polite abou. it. Soon after supper wis ammounced, and we were jolitely j asked to participite, which we did, and a good I supper it wa,too. Thei oom was w ell furnished---svteral fine long tables were in the room, some of ! which had a curious kind of large buttons stack- j ed upon them. Ind ed evervthinsr was nice I I was told th it it was a bmk with a scriptunl

n ime, the fcrtptural part I have forgotten. v e then took a drink and went to our rooms. Washington ii a great citv. Johu Randolph once described it in his own classic language, with much truth, no doubt, at the time, but it is very much changed since. It is now a city of hacks, negroes, and incompetent army oflicers, cd I might, wi'h much truth, include oflicers of State. Ihe people here, run all night and tdeep nearly all day. They breakfast at twelve, dine at tix, and get supper somelime t Le next diy. Should I meet with any further adventures while I rem tin here, I will write von again. Yours, it;., Western.

Srwcaf Correspondence rf the Chicago Times, t'rtmt V u)liins:f on.

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li.ii.vl n tor tnetu, auJ i now, anu n is been. :su.n e.even hu.-died ratio: . to them eu-li diy, from the Unite 1 S-ates Comni sjviry Deputmer.t. These e-ple look we'f. as a general th ug, and wol MKti in ike go . c t'zem. It is etpecte 1 that at the next citv election thete will le tr.me votes eis Hut. eurr as before iu the city of Washington. I was much gntil to leirn th it thoe p.vor people were as nt?.ltnv us coutd be expected. Vet liiere was a considerable auijunt of siikness among them, ai d our surgeons from the hospitis. t b' ba ve the etre of our u-k .ml ti'Uiiiel soldiers, olten hoe to neg'ev-t the dut.es assign, e l t! em. i:i order that tl.ey may relieve tJ-.e dis t:e.-es ot tlie-e poor fellow citizens" of ours. Hy thistiuie it was getting quite lite in the eveii.ug, mil I concluded t retire. I bide jpod ivi. ht to Mr. Cjiigres-man, went to the hotel,

;mt lull' a mile hi -h.

Incidents nf the Buttle on the Chickuhnminy

Stories of Uttel Barbarities KxplnJtJ Hz- j

posure of our Plans and Strength to the Uttels Plots aj'iinst McCUilan. Washington, June 8. How the rebel troops will fight in the next and probably last great battle befoie Richmond, m iv be judged from the manner in which they cou ducted themselves on lal Sitiudty and Sunday. I h iveseen m my of the officers and soldiers who were engaged in different puts of the field, and their universal tP-tiuionv is, that the lebel troops fought with detei ni ncl courage, and held their ground seidilv. The accuracy of their aim is sufficiently attested by the long list of our killed and wounded, which amounts to fully 7,000, instenl of 3,000. There is no u-e in concealing the tiuth, and I know it to be so. The only wonder is that not more of our oflicers weie killed. Captains, Colone!, Brigadier Generals, and even Generals of divisions, expo.-ed themselves with bravery bordering on recklessness. The vete ran, Generals Heintzelmati and Sumner, were both under fire, and as cool as if on parade. Gen. Philip Kearney, followed by his st iff, rode no and down the line of battle amid the lenlen htil, cheering aid animating his men. Gen. Jamison's hor-e was shot under him an animil that I have often admired, and which the General will find diflicu't to reolace. Central Berry, another of Geo. Keirney's Hrigadiers, was untiring in his efforts to m ike the tiie of his brigade effectual . an l it did leirlul execution. Gen Uirney alone, Gen. Kearney's third Brigadier, failed to emulate ihe ex.impie ol his ch.ei, anu bis brigade, in con sequence, was useless, lie h is been relieved of his comm md. He is a son of the celebrated .las. G. Jtirney, once Abolition candidate for Pi evident, and i-, 1 bei. eve, an Abolitionist him-elf. A sfnrtling fact occurred in connection with one of the prisoners whom w e capture). On the lr- nof Col. Washington, a itUl offner, was f ui.d a complete and correct list of the aimy of the Poto'nac, including a minute statement of its p. e.-ctit org.uiiz ition in corps, divisions and brig i i i . ... - i

iioes. ; ne name oi every uiv imoii commanoer

Vand of every Brigadier General was correctly

itiven. with tiie miine and number of every regiment in each brigade, and the uppmximite stieiigth of each regiment. Mote th in this.theie was mUo attached a plan of the country on the Chick ihom-nv near Richmond; with the position

I of e ich division of our armv conectly m ilked

! on it. That it had veiy recently come into the j I rebels possession was evident from the fact that J j seieral of the div isions had moved their position j I only two days befoie, and these chuigsof po ' sitions were c neiidly noted on the sketch. The ' c minleteuess utui act ur.u-v ol the entire liocutnent proved that it could have em inafeil from no tyro j in n;ili(arv matters, and gives ground for the; ' jainful suspicion th.it there is a traitor in the t ; camp who has access to the secict movements of I i tin? armv. It was said, at List. tint, together! ' wiili this document was found its counterpart rel j ' utile to the rebel armv This. I hud on inquiry ! in the pro; er quarter, is entirely incorrect. Aj little slip of paper was found, containing a few j mt morandaot a single brigade in tiie rebel army. That was all the information concerning I herein I ; army that was derived fiom the capture of Mr. ; Washington. j It is weil for the country that there :ti e still i lelt tome newspapers w hose editors have m mii-l ness. and firmness to denounce and expose as it , deserves the outrageous plot to which Stanton ; and McDowell aie tne chief part.es, and to which , Lincoln has been, unconsciously, probibly, ao. es- : si-ry, in puisu nice of which the fruits of McCIel- ' fair's patient I ilrs for ten months are about to be snatched from him. For more than six months, Gen. McCiellan devoted all his energies ' lo the undertaking of forming an aumv. Wnen .

le had completed this heiculean ttk, he pro ceede i to cariy on the war in pursuance of his piaus. ahiili were tho-e tf General S'ott. But" tmin tliC vc: firt m )mc:it thie plan h ive been ii.terfei el witb by tanlin. The duim of tdis i:i:er!e et (e w is re o-hevl. when MvD well, with .Ootid tiviops, was kept idle at Fitdei i ksburg f.-r fix weeks, sin-l To.OoO troops w el e isted un Bmks :;nd Frcm.'iit, in order tint McDjw- . el! might attend l' ..;n'oiititiitional secret noli t'i v councils, he'd at Washngtoii iioder cover of ' the night, under Stanton's auspice"1, while Mc C e lan was left w'uh Iiis bttlc army thinned but by battle and disease, to fight his way stepy step Irom Yorktown to Richmond, oniy to find himself, hen there at I t. con(r)n;el ty a rebel army of vastly superior force. But justice, though :sleep now, will awake. I hd a very interesting interview yesterday with Col. Keuley, the brave com minder ol the M. inland regiu cut that was so badly cut up at Front Roy if on the 25: h ult. They were engaged by a Confederate Maryland legiment, and, ! us neither would give up, the c image ou both i sides was fearful. Ttie Union regimrn' was j neatly atmihjhted.onlr oOO men remsiiung when . the fcglit waso er. The p-tpers have been filleJ ' with accounts of reiei ntncit:es tommitte-J on ; this occasion by the rebel so! Jiers, and by the women of Winci'e-ter. I rind, on inpilrin; of C d Keidey, that there is not one nrU oi truth in all thoe woudcrlu! stories. None of our wounded were biycneted or tired on. Noi.e ot j the wumen in Winchester tred on our retreating ; troops;. IJuirter vtas always granted to tliem : whenever aked. So far from havincr len . Iii ed ujsmj w hen in an ambulmce. Col. Keuley j w..s tieited with kindness, and his been sent I h -me on pirole to h.s I tui iy io Baltimore. All our wounded wire u cited kindlv.

und

with a kind of a Led io it, and tun ed in.

The next tnornin:

wfto ve w Li 1

Tor ti Dally Stat Scctia!. ttfODil Ter Annum Ma KniToa: The mteilige it, icromj li.hed and eminently palliate JuJge of the Unite. States Court of Claims in Lis speech the otiier evening aeited am ng other thiols of I.ke tenor Umt "the Abolition fenbment of this cuuatiy has never ruled at any of one elections " Uttered by a less dilinguished fusionWt than a Judge with a salary of four thousand a year, I should have charged such an asertion to brazen mendacity, but as it is. I presume the cutter must be at least sasceptible of some explanation. Will His Honor be kind enoi'gh to inform the public what sentiment, if not ti e Abolition, it was that supported Birney io 4Ü and '41 and Hile and JuSHn in 1?52T How sadly it is to be regretted that recreancy to political principles breeds o much of kindred abandonment. There is no crime against integrity, political or r ers-aml, but that it must needs be propped by a who.e catalogue of accompany-

LECTURE.

"Art emus Ward,"

(CHARLES F. BROWSE.)

DRY COODS.

mg of

enst

A roliiicul iVIoreiiient In exv York We utjderstaud that the programme for the organization of a great conservative prty has been prepared and agreed upon by the con-emtive leaders, and is ready to be submitted to Mr. Weed, and w ill no doubt meet with bis and Secretary Seward i approval. It is contemplated under this arrangement to nominate. by one or mre conventions, Horatio Sevmour for Governor and William M. Evarts for Lientcnent Oovemor.no doubt with the intention of obtaining the endorsement of the people of the latter, and thin sending him to the United Stvtes Senate. Should this ceneral conservative organization be fixed upon, the local organization will be adjusted to it, and none but high minded conservative and tiue Union men be nominate Jor Congress. And, thus fortified, no person can JaV t momeut doubt but that the Empire State, waj its great cumiuercial interests, its future prosperity, power and influence at stake, will give the ticket an overwhelming indorsement, and roll up a m ijority that will effectuilly end in this quarter all future efforts of the Abolition conspirators, a? well as Secretary Chase's and Collector Harney's black arty, which now seek the total destruction of the Union and Constitution. Y. Y. Herald The Hebet Plan. Should Johnston be driven from Richmond, it is exi ected th at the rebels will concentrate all thtir armies in the mountain regions of Southwestern Virginia, Southeastern Tennessee, Northeastern Alabama, Northwestern Georgia and Western South and North Carolina, and theie make a last stand. It is reliably ascertained they are alieady getting ready for this by shipping s-foies, supplies and munitions to these quarters. They hoje to stand some chance of final success by drawing the Union armies far from their bases of operation, and forcing upon them the necessity of long lines of communication and tr:tnpor tation through hostile sections, thereby giving them a chance to w orst them by tlink movements in detail. Washington Corretpondence St. Louis Hi pu Ilhorn. MEDICAL. PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.

Will deliver fc! MoolcgTie, THE BABES IX TIIE WOOD. A HIT AT THE TTMES! AT Jl A S O M C II A L Ii, Turtdar Evening Jane I?tti.

5fA Doors open at 7; Lecture conirrtfriCfS t 8 o'c!k

4Qjr-A:rai.-H'a du cer.:. liefet to i cad ai tr.e Bo. it Mor aud t the lKxr. JrJ4-13t

DRY COODS.

Lynch & Keane, S3 WEST vTASHIXGTOX STHIET,

0 LADIK.s OF I) K LIC .VT K IIKALTH OKIMPAIKKD

orKiniiation, or to thoely whom an increase of

family is from any reisun olijectionable. tiie tnderviirned

w.iulii olfr a arescription which i perfectl reliable and ate, and which ha beirn prescribed in variou artuf theOId World for thepatcentury. AlthouK'h tllarticle Is very cheap and simple, yet It baiteen nut up in half pint liottle and sold very extensively at the exherbitant priceof 5 perhottle. the undersigned prfpos' furnish the recipe for ?1, by the possession of which every lady can supply herself with a perfect safeguard, at any druir tore for the tnflinc sum of 25 cent per yrar. ny physician or druRist will tell you it is perfectly harmless, thousand .f testimonials can le procured of its tfiicac-y. Sent to my part of the world on receipt of 1,hy addre tng. Da. J.O. DRVEKAUX, P.O. Box, No. 3353, New Haven, Connecticut. ity?2-dA w'fil

WANTED.

IP.L WANTED to Cok fr a Hoarding House. 1Vm IT $2 5 per week. Nne but a competent Coole need apply. liKju.re at this nfiice. ji-I3-i 2t DRUGS.

NEW FIRM.

THWK a.vi.ued with me in ba-in-ss Mr. G. W. !o !!, w li' Las ben riD a-sitant in the store tor a rr.inl.fr t years pat. Hereafter the business will be contiiiucit at the ( Id Rtund under the firm of ItttOUMMi A. M O.A.-X. I feel pratcful for the liberal patnmace which wa have ever received trust by t-uact aiteuiir n to tUMiiesg and the wants of our customer to merit und r tain he same. K. Bt.OWNlMi.

A LL por-ons knowing themselves indibtedton . a r.l.. ...a ...11 t ll.ir ... rl. ... . ..... m ...a

.Li irnirTil of sann, mi.l nlili 't' K l;KllWl

OTHER LARGE INVOICES OF SUMMER rlY GOODS, Ladie' Vre r.ood ever) tiling in the Line anil 3cet Dei(tti. JACK ami Silk Mantillas, new style Sannes Shawls j and Cloaks, l'r nted Caiico-s, I'r.ioh and Sun Irrt' brellas, IliKip Ski.ts, Hosiery 4c: Irh I.iru-i.s, Kuat roiderie. White t!, LinTi and Cambric Handkerchiefs, Lleached and Brown Sheetings, Gloves, Notions. Calice, iSeM American brarxts. from 8c a yard up; lle.-t Kiiklish Print i'iily 1J -tc a yard; Indies' CtoaWiiit; C'.otl, 6-4 wide, o;.ly CDc a yard; LdiV H.-e, very g'od, 3 pair2"c. THY BALLOU S FKF.NCII YOKE SHIRTS, only to be had at Lynch Jr Keane' TRY BKST FKLNCU COLSETS AND WAISTS.

Cloth Caimere and l'unt Stuff For raen' and boys' wear; !S raw GikkI-., ilaU, Caps, arid Flats everything t I e found in a Dry Goods Store. ( Stock complete; bought at recent ancüons in New York; j w ill be oid 20 per cent, bt lew former prices for cash. 1

Hoop Skirts! Hoop Skirt! Havirg made arranernents with two of the largest Hoop kirt Manufactories in the Eat, we are prepared to otlr th' m, wholesale nd re'nil, at Nw York prires. CaM and examine the struck; no troaMe to idi'-w g'o1s. Only one price. Ilemember s'gn of th V,i Hoep Skirt. je!3'62-dly

GROCERIES.

Ruger & Caldwell,

WHOLESALE GROCERS

AND

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

IYo. 68 East Washington SI.

ie wid

IlllU

K. HKOWM.Mi.

IJUOWxMAC; V SLOAN, (LATH R. BkOWXIXO,)

c -xj ai .r jc ?b n

22 W

et Yah;ngton Street, Indianapolis,

Have ;ü store a larg and well selected Mck of Prugs, Medicr'es, Che micals, I'aiiit, I iii-,Vai niches, I iyestuil.tit.isBwaie. VV indovr Gl.is-.Pruhes, Cigars, Tobacco, Spices, Perfumery, Fa'xy and 'loiiet Ai tides, Coal Oil and Lamps, Patent Medicines, and all articles to complete the tt-ck of a Druckst. As we puroha-e prineip illy for ch. direct from t he importers and manufacturers, and ton; desirous to retain the rep .tation which our Louse Las ever rnjvved of ei litis 'J t'ht.jrtnK a- tiilf", great care is taken in the .-et-ct:on o.' liruc in reference toiheir jvrifu. ur facilities are uli tha' we leel confident we can olf. r, in y r. and unadulterated artkles, a troI.g iuduceci1 nts asaüyotLer We-teni houe. All order will receive the personal attention of one of ihe firm Great care taken in the dpeii.-iüi? of hlcirj' prescriptions and fan-.ly rtc'pes from rtri'tly i ure articles, and we feel confident we can render satisfaction in the !.- and jualitg i f fr'ts. Biti )W NINO A SLON, 22 West Washingiori street. PAINTS! 0ILS! VARNISHES! 500 KEGS rure Wlj5tc LcaJ: OQQ KKGS Pure White Zinc; fjj BARREI5 Liü-eed 0i'; Q CVSKS Yellow Ocbre; ß CASKS Vtnet. Red. With a lanre Ftuck of Varni-hei, Taints, and Color; tf a'.l kirid ground ia cd aud dry. Fr .-:: at the lowest

'it e Doors Kt"t of Old IcHaicS Ü 'ill, In1ianafclis, luJUtna.

200 BAnr'r'LS rhcrn!x ncf!n"d Sauar, BARRELS Crushed Sugar; BARKELS Totv-dered Sujrar; 0 0 BARIIELS Yellow Si:Par vrJiu brand?;

4J BARRELS Honej- Sirup; j BARRELS Stewart Sirup; fcj IIUDS Mola.-ses; j la store and for sale bv LUG ER k CALDTTELL, i 03 Eat Washington st j

BAGS Old Java Coffee; BAGS Rio ColTeo;

X 0 BiES Ground CoEee; Do. in Paper;

f f 1 BAGS Roasted Cf n,e;

200

urea.

BROWNING A SLOAN,

i2 Wet Wadi.i.toii fctreet.

CHESTS and Half CheFt Gunpowder, Tounn

Hyson, Hyson Sia, and 0-hng Teas, very

cljea;.; I.SPtCE, Cas-t, C'ove. Cinramon, and a ceneral a-'-artmnt -f Sj ice cuitaMe for retail trade; I'.lck 0!:d Ca nn Pepper. For ! hw hy RUGER A CALtiWl LU Ei Last Wi.L: Colon ft.

BF.sT American and French Win-low C!a.: 5"0 boxes Window asMTteti, from s.xlo to 3Ssio, in tMie and Uu .i'.e a: li-wtst t'kurf by BROWNING A sLOAN.

Brushes! Erushes!

"V0. 1 ail Xo 2 Mackerelln Barrels, Half Barreh, and

1" Ki.:

onn i!zKN 'int n,, Varp'hh rrusLs Willie wilvl P..-u-iie, s-h 1-.h.s, IUei.der-, scrub, Sij.-e. ; 1

li- iv. a.tr, IUI, aiiJ Civtli liruUi -r all kind at I-jwrst I

JeU-deoJAwti wSlll i

j Q Bt'I ES Herrimr;

iafa POXF..-S CodSsn;

I0U

BOOKS. &C.

IX)IF.3 cimked IMibut.

Fct eat- l.w I'V

RUGtR A CALDWELL, j ii Eai-t 'a.-hington t

rjpjsr?. BAGS,

TADC to h' I-1 from one to sixteii p. -und of Sjar, 1

if X Cotlec, f lour. 4:.. Ac.,Ju: tue ail-cle fr Grccr, luükvr, arid fru.t LK!ers, at j

BOW EN. SIL AKI, CUV 'KW styles aal Varieties, at BOW r N, STEWART, A CO'S.

ARTEMUS WARD,:

je 1 -uw

V LARGE ard well selected assortment of Grocer4. now reeiv:t -e ai d f..r wie a low a at arj house in the VVe-t. Co ir.tr Mereht t and C ty irer invited to examine oeir Mock. ÜLGK.K A CÄLDWKL1-, Jel3 CI-liwly 6S Ea.t Washirgton t.

NOTICE.

STRAYED OR STOLEN. wTKVYHJ OR S0I.EN, from tLe Uvery Stahiecf O U ei Miel!, tn Wedi.esdiy niett. Jut.e 12th, '.tree Jt-se. ic t).e light rrey hon-e. 15 hanta high, and in.ul 10 )m pacr ander addl; vor bay borse, 14 1 iuü Cub, Lavage tie appearance aWut lie head atid reek ot hav run a talhou for .Cie time; tu yellow tav toie, cant 15 hand, heavy or compact 'y made l"i of ti.e hwrse bad on leather ba:ter. A liberal ieward w ;i te iriwu fr the recovery of the Lore ot ary ir.furuia:ou iu refc.euc tu the Kant. Jl

""It i untlersiiKni thai cr.eof thecharei a iin.st Hen v"ol it tl? Mn.ii'j;r coi.ie of his: Ute ;-ech thruucii the rebel lines u reteis who I

MONEY WANTED.

in: after treiLfast, I st trteJ rte 1 ru:erlv lLs -rilera to h's late joum vl, the could ce I fjunJ a rret N"w York l)al .Vnra

ANTr I', fctwo jears, on gA taoti.re wcurity, r..4Mi, at C itri cent- tntere-t. Ad lres "Money," ... ' . 111.1

jei iii

at t utiurl

TV. AOS. U nited Mutes of America District of Indiana S: Whereas, a libel of information ha been tied ir. the Di inct Court tf the United states within and for the Sewuth Circuit and District of Indiana, on the tthdar tf Mar, hy Jhu lUr.iia, F.sq.. Attorr.ey of the United State f..r .! Ihstrk-t f l:Kiiana, aairisl 10 ack CiSee, 10 barrel whisky, 1 cream tartar, 1 U od, irl 11 b'Jiti fcUrch. reiied atKvahsvilie for a violation of th law of the Cuaed States (rxl od nvrciiaaCiix- be in contraband of war, and praytny proeeMajcain! aid ro-J. and tbat th situ nay te ccadenined and sold a articles c ontraband of war. ',) therfre. tn purmtwee ttt the monition under the al ofsAid Court to me directed and deliTred, I do hereby g;ve puMic notice to all perform claJrr.inr ai-i ?'d, r any part thereoe. or in any manner interested therein, that they be and appar ben-re the aid, the Iitrict Court 'f ihe United State, to tebeMil tbe city of I;:d.anapili, in aii fr the Iitnct "f Irvliana, on the ec..id Motidav of July t.ext. a: 10 o'clock f the f.ren-xrfi of that day, ttea and there to ii.terpoe their clainn and make their alliatin in that behalf. l. O. KliSE. U- S. Marshal, Ptr I. S. Biut low. Deputy. Jo.U.Rx,Gerk. iMbrd Jun , jualJ-d.LSt

TO THB Hzk

SECOND LARGE INVOICE SUMMEEDEY GOODS No. 5 East Washington St., CONSISTING IX PART Of FINE DRESS GOODS. ULACK AM) FANCY SILKS. LACE AND SLK MANTLES. NEW STYLES SAQUES. LINENS. WHITE f;oois. GLOVO AND HOSIERY, EilUKOl DEHIES. PARASOLS. SCN UM KELLAS. IIOOP SKIRTS. SILK MITTS, LADIES' GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S FINE CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, CLOTHS, c;.tv..n.wB:fl:j;jivXis, cXi.ii.JiJLJL7vmm .HciiN ami Koj' Wear, Trimming, otion, c.

KVERYTHINO IN TIIE LINE, AND AT PRICES TO SUIT JUL TIMES. , CALIsOON AND LlAKINE THE STOCK. M. H. GOOD, Proprietor. . ,

RAILROADS.

HOTELS.

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

g 1S62.

KEW ARRANGEMENT. e Honte lo fit i c q ji o via. Iiokomo.

French's Hotel, ON THE EULOrEAX PLAN. citi cr tw loaa.

32 SULKS SHOHTtU THAN OTHER ROUTE.

X AM AhTEK MAY 5, 1SG2, trains will

run a f.ihs: A Ma l Tra n will leave Indianapolis at ILIO A XL, stop at all talions and make close connection at Kokomo with train on the Cincinnati and Cl.ionco Air Line Kailrad for Loansport, Valparaiso and Chic Ago, ard arrive at I'eru at 3:15 I'. U., in time to make connect ion with trains on the Toledo and Wabash Railway, going Eat and West. Kettiminp, the oame train will leave Peru at 6 00 A. 51.. after the arrival of the trsn on tfe T. 4 W. R. VV.

frc m the Ka.'-t, and arrive at Indiat.apolia at fKM) A. M. !

ia time to make connc-ctiotta for ail point Kt, outh and We-t. An Evpresstrain will leave Indianapolis at 0:Z3 P. M., connect at Kokomo with train for Chicago, and arrive at Peru at 5-00 A. M., intime to make conn, ction with tra:.ns goinj Eat and Wet on the Toledo and Waba-ta Railway. Returning the aame train will leare Tern at 12.00 M.. making close connection at Kokomo w!th the trains on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway frt'in Chicajro Valparaiso and Ians-port, and arrive at Indianapo'i at 4:10 P. M.. In time to connect with the evening traina for Cincinnati, LonlsvlU? and other tofnts. SpH-ial attention piven to the tranTortation of live tock. produce and merchandise tenerally. DAVIIi M ACT, Cieneral Aircnt and Superintendent. Thxo. P. HarcuKV, General Ticket Agent, apl 62-dly

si(;i.i: noons m cets irn day. CITY HALL SvjUAKK.COr.. fK ANKFÜKT ST..

rE.U,S A1 T IET MAY r.K ORDERED tN THK if4 pacti-u R-fecf-ry. There ia a Uaitera Shop and Lti -ri' ns vttacLe! t the Hol 1. Coy Omare of Lui:ner ard Hark men whay w are 11 I. K. l itllNC'II !i..30 "I-dly Proprietor.

AGENCY.

w. w LCATitras.

. .GEO. CARTER t). B. M KERKA

leathers, Carters .licKcman,

V.SxJ6w

rsasa atav SI TL.ara.-

P-injr. connected w iih a Military

Acency at Vv ungton tity, are'y

aMe to aive rronut at ten' ion to the

collection and securing of Perilous, z

RjckPay of deceased and di.-charKed soldiers, and all the claims and de mands aeatnet the Uovernmert. Persons residing in any part of the State may have their claim lecured hy addrest-ing them and stating particular fully Otlice s6 Eat Washington street, in the second building wevt of theConrt House square, Indianapolis Ind. Rirr.Kr.vrr.s Gov. Morton, Lat. Noble, MJ. Gen. Wallace, p.rig.Gen. Dumont.Col.JohnCoburn, Judge Perkina, Supreme Court. ap-dly

11 X IV HOOD; now lost! now icrsTOiirD!! Jimt PvUithed in a Sealed Enreloj-e. PRICK SIX CENTS. LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoea or 5eiutual WrakD., Involuntary Em5sjons Sexual Debility and Impediment to marriage generally. NerrounessCousumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Incaoacitv, resulting fromSe"lr-Abue, Ac Hy ROBERT J. CULVERWLLL, M. I)., Author of the irreen Bk, f! "A Foon to Thiuands of Sufferer." sent under eal in a plain envelope, to any address post paid, on receipt of six centa or two postage ntmfs. 1 y Dr. CIL J. C. KLINE. 127 Bowery, New York, Postoffice Box 456. apr3-dlw3ni ia

rilHESE PiIN are the result of much steady and careI ful experience in all varieties of Ff mate conipla:nt, and incases of Irregularities, Suppressions, lyeucborrhea or White, Infl-animatii ti of the Rladder, Kidney and Womb, and lo9 of Nervous Euerjry, etc. TLcir uf-e i above all praie. Are entirely free from any Mercurial or Mineral poion, are purely vegetal K atid arc free from clanger; can be u-sed w ith perfect safety.

Anions; the many thi-u-ands that have ued them in all part of the Union koxe speak ill of them, for all like j then.

DRY COODS.

I t-r 3.

fei , ,

Married Tidies in certain Situation should not use thetn. For reaons ee direction on each box. Price One Dollar Per ISox.

They are sent in a thin, fat box, postage free, to aJl parts of the United States upon tie receipt ,f the prke. ; Prepared and .old by Lit. EWING, No. 1 S Virginia Avenue, my7-dlwy Iud.ar.apo'.is, irdiana.

FOR SALE.

THE UNDERHILL BLOCK F0R SALE AT REDUCED PRICES. Desirable Building Lo'J fronting onPennsylrania, Delaware and Mihigarrata., c 3sr ix . 3P- TFt. art i ssfx r-z a tt 23 jo x "V x & x OF SQUARE X0. 4, I'EU I'LAT. NORTH STREET.

Ps w H in

r CO W

19 feet.

JUII yi. LUltD.

iiü per foot 2i2.V). - c

J. It. OSGOOD. Sold L J2.TM.

OLD FOR tie.ooojj tl

I I'1 fI $ r EM A I E I.XSTITLTi;.

i h m 0 a f i

!!., h t l.

soi a to

DAVID MACV Eq.

ts'old toller. Mr.Tlndatll z

!sali to 5 Fred. Jluachliuupt.

aäaV B- 1

m -i si ak W

2 0 iA

! I .

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CC Ol I or

la 3-t. a 3 o

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IIICHIGAN STREET. flHE PRICr. OPTHK ABOVE PßOPKfclTT OXaf ICHIG VN ANI liFIAffAkK aTREETS HAS BECK KEDU'KU" J from f 5 rsrr foot to t-pT fH. On PeonyUariia from t-'i to $45 per tout. TLii U tbe clea-st and m-t dcsiraMe varant property In the city, by 33 per cent-, aorta f Wthiorton. between lllinot.. lirlaware and North a'ret. which U toe center of ludiaoap!. Partie wrtinc mora than 49 feel caa Uave a fart of tie best lt. TKRUS OM-foirthcah, balance la 1, land 3 year, with at.r.a! interest. Pot further information call it'j ofrkOTer Talt-ott'i Jewelry Stor. h. PARXItH. uJiar.apclo-.lowi.i.a, 1 rbruar 1, 93 fael-dtn .