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entering n my colleague from Cleveland
once sA'd OF John Brown-"the peArly gates
OF Paradise and that. too. without the en-
isrgement OF the gates or ~lcssening Of Mar
shalis bulk. he can with his eve Of faith
and universal bcnsvolencs. see the fallstaff-
Ian kentnckian this mountain Of secession
mummy sqaeeze through the celestial doors.
laughter and Harding the gol2en pavement
OF the New Jerusalem. llaughter:l but he
cannot exercise a little faith Just the sire OF
a mustard seed. In the precedence, skin and
s~agacity Of our accomplished young general.
Oh'if there is Que thing more beautiful
than another. IL Il that trust vhich We re-
pose IN another in dark hours Of trial and
death. IL l. said that reason Was the first
born. but faith inherits the blessing. Rea-
son u apt TO be fsiliole. short sighted, eager,
impetuous. and impatient Of contradiction,
while faith Is gentle and docile, ever ready
70 listen 10 the voice. by which alone truth
and wisdom can effeetually reach her. God
has created two l~ights-the greater light "a
rule the busy day-reason: the lesser TO rule
the eontemplasive night-faith: but faitt
shines only 30 long as she rejects something
OF the illumination OF the brighter orb
Where n man hAs no faith he has no light o.
reason.
There are some things Ia which a maj
must exercise his trust. The American peo
pie, unlike my colleague, had read the his
tory OF General Mcclellan. They know hi
military studies. his travel and observation
bis practical railroad life. his mode Of dealing
with men and bodies OF men. bis prudeniia
reserve. his unfaiiing patience. patriotism
and confidence IN his own resources. The,
know that the enemy would have been glsI
- 49,. k.1 ksru - rhA hA.A 81 fkA1r E.ra..
They know that be has never Numbered
that he Is safe. If not brill. ant: that his pow
or 20 surprise and combine are rare QualiIis
OF his military genius: that bis knowledge o
topography. engineering. and field strategy
his method and industry, and bis quick az
prehensioa Of military strength and weak
ness. eminently Ct him for his high command
Knowing thu and reasoning upon this, no'
that the night Is upon Us. they will keep the
faith IN him. and no hostile criticism Of th
gentleman here can shake that faith. Til
attack Of my colleague Is like that Of th
"pigmy with q straw against a giant cassd !
adamant."
Ny colleague 10 not satisfied with anythin
short OF an advance AZ every hazard. he
not satisfied with the President, for he dsfel
10 Mcclellan: not satisfied with any CON
msnder-in chief. for no one can comma
even three hundred thousand men; not ssti
fed with what has been done; not sstis6s
with what is to be done. lie would discoul
age all our efforts. and make taxation weie
like a useless burden on an ANXIOUS and sas
deued people. rs policy would disorganil
the army. and realize his theology by makir
! a hell on Garth. llsughterl without giving
the satisfaction OF the future state. wheI
secession my have It's ht eternal doom :
Laughter.
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the cLaruel house a. . home than loathsome
vassAiage 20 . nation already sunk beloe the
contempt Of tho civil zsd world. THIS may
DO your terrible choice. and determine at
once and without disseos a. honor aud pasri.
otism and duty 70 God required.
Fellow Citizen<: Luil not yourselves INTO
a fatal security. Re prepared for every con-
tingency. This h our only hope Tor a sure
aud honorable peace. III our enemy sas to-
day convinced that tbs feast epsin Indicated
would welcome him In every quarter OF this
ConiedeT.cy. We know his base character
well enough 20 feel assured lie would never
come Let, then. the smoke Of your homes,
bred by women's banda. tell the approaching
Toe that over sword and bayonet they viii
rush only ~ FIRE and ruin.
We have faith In God and faith In you
he Il blind GO every Indication Of Providence
Who has nCt seen N Almighty hand CONTROL
ing the events of the past year. The wind
the wave, the cloud. the mis,. the sunshine
and the storm have all mlnistered 20 our ne
cessities. and frequently sGccored IA IA oui
distresses. We deem it unnecessary to re
count the numerous instances which have
called forth our gratitude. We would joir
YOU IN thanksgiving and praise. III God b'
Tor US. Who can be agsiist as !"
Nor would We condemn your conhdenl
look TO our armies. whom they csn meet VIII
q fuo not too greatly their superior IN NUN
bens. The year past tells a story OF hero
ism and success. Of which our nation vii
never be ashamed. These consider atoms
however. should only stimulate us TO create
deeds and nobler efforts. An occasional re
verse We must expect-such as depressed u
within the last few DAYS. This is only TEN
Porary.
We have no fears Of the reselt-the hns
issue. You and we may have TO sacrifice on
lives and fortunes In the holy cause; but on
honor will be saved untarnished. aud GU
children's children will rise up 10 call u
blessed" HOW'LL CosB,
X. TooxBs.
NJ. j. CRAWFORD.
Tons. X. X. CoBa.
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II another column will be found an ad
dress 70 the people Of Georgia, BY How'll
coss. 4 Tooxss. NJ J. cH~A~sosD and
THoxAsR X. coss. They announe 10 the
people Of Georgia that IN . few days the
Provisional Government Of the confederafe
States will cease 70 exist and that they will
deliver up the trust which has been reposed
In them since the organization Of their Pro
~visional Governmsnt. They say. that they
are proud with the people OF Georgia. that
the State has been "dlxsfrafed." That II
has been illustrated" no Que viii doubt
Tho Federal forces will illustrate" sxvan-
nah before a great while lOnger-and will
doubtless illustrate the vhels CsnfoderAcy
in pretty much the same manner In which
shsy illustrated" ZoItIcorsrE. They re-
commend the citizens Of Georgia rather than
submit 20 the "eyprsssor. 70 illustrate"
their Lomss with the torch and faggot- As
our forces de not propose 70 house up In
Georgia. they will have no objections IL the
people illustrate" the whole State. They
admit that our army IL becoming disciplined
In the highest order. and that Ia munitions oil
war. equipments. and numbers. the forces oil
lhs Peteral Government are greatly Their
ssperiorz. They rely nov On "dssperas'
esursge." 70 make up their inisriority ia
these respects. Desperate coursge" doe
very we'll under some circumstances. bu
~hcn an enemy admits that such courage .
hs only reliance. he mus, be In desperate
circumstances AL round. The brsggadoci'
Of Tooxss and Coss during The adninisfra
lion OF BucHAsAS. does not manifest iissif II
this address. They are likely convinced b,
this time that Yankees Dih sight. and tina
Sonfksra eksssiry viii not do 70 rely on an
der all contingencies The address admit'
that me resources of me Federal Govern
meni. ia energy and perseverance have de
ccived them. This - nournfal chapter Il
their hissor, They have taught the psopI
u the South that a conquest Of the Mort
would be m easy matter, but are nov eoul
PEELED TO acknowledge their mistake. ATE
brought ruin aud want TO sissosf every heas
The people Of he South have beon botray
ed. outraged aud deceived. by the traitor
who isswthis address. aui rhp now recon
mcps them 70 DESTROY their homs< aud Ere
~sIe rsshss than submit % live 10 the Uaio
"a psace and prosperity. Certainly 10 NJ.
tory furnishes a p,rsllei 20 the deceptio'
WI Ii his been praetissd upoa the people o
TIE ssath by the's pub ic men. ketributiv
iast,ce will yet osertaks them. and impos
upon them is penalties for their crimes.
The address admits also that the prospec
Of foreign iu,erlereace Is too remote to de
pend upon. and that In self reliance and
''dssperats couE -" - their only hope.
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TIT, mornings dispatches bring Us The
gratifying Intelligence OF the takibg OF Fort
Hsnry. on the Tennessee kivsr. by she Fed
or 4 gunboais. Cincinnati. Essex and ~.
I.Dui.. The land forces did not reach the
scene Of action until two hours AFTER the
surrender. The FEDERAL fzg nov waves
over the Fort. Our forces have possession
OF the Memphis 4 oAio Railroad bridge.
aftsen miles above the Fort This Is an I'M.
porant after 10 ~. - Il vii enable our for
ees 20 q nh Bowling Green aud Columbus =
The nos, important eyeais OF the war, SO fal
will likely take place there in a lev days.
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AT the bottom Of the 6rst column on the
second page Of yesterday appears a short
article which should have been credited TO
the Porte Wayne Ten<s.
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Haata ~ Iffttnt
q. Wnlss- ffes't 4 > NnuAss cane
STATE d Indiana. l.eo County. 81
g. Williams being duly s~~ru. dspops aaa ug
tbst D. a he Cashier dssid nsni sn1 that the co.
going report a the e~eb.liion - aid BAIL fos ".
refi,-f ibsisiu named. "a tfac aud coffcrf. 20 The hIn.
~ bis hnssieiee aud belief
-. WILLIAMS, CasLisl
-eoIu o. sod tutrffbed before NJ. thlr sfl a. 4.
1Anaasy, isst
GfORSf G pCf. scafy runil
Jan. Z sW-s
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BANKING.

BANK or TnF STATE OF fNLtANA. r
Habh Al fsfft, nsnie. Jan. ~. iss2.
MNtDEND - I've pef cebt 1aa been 81, iafe
n "a the Capital st~ct - this rfsuch. payable e
Jsalsis5w rersToS nrssri. Cash..
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE on Main Street be-
longing 20 Mrs Keillerrup sad occupied by J.
c. Walter, will he for rent on aid ah@r the lst OF
March. In my absence Esquire Of ". 4. Hendricks.
w.D. GRlswOLp-
Jan2sttf
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n STYLES Porimonies. Pock
6NO stBoofs and fuFsss. fot sale Ion, a
bAhILxI1's.
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SPEECH or HON. San cox,

ssNTkffvEs, % rHrsspAf 90 LAsr ~Ekk-
NJ colleague wli admit that he Is not a
military ran by education. nor q soldier like
Falstaf. on Instinct. Lsnghter His pro-
fcssioa wss that Of go<peller. Lacquer
Hs studies do No, a. him 20 discuss martial
subjects. We 10 not 20 20 a blacksmith 10
have our watch repaired, nor N q watehma.
ker 70 pave our horse shod. We DO nos 20
90 Caroiins for cheese laughter nor West.
en Reserve for cotton i can well imsgins
who a 6ne scholar AZ l. my colleague. might.
like Beaumont's Elder Brother [" Elder
Brother. at m his study. aud raeuslt upon the
wings Of speculation. and
'hoariy convssse
cAlias tssir vxsones. ifu ia-tiy xot.
Cato = suiet s>seont. - IN ia f.Dy
p~f.ce tsslr m-pl.<~s ss-fp<s"
Bat, air. en am on the artof var. u De
valuable nov. must be b.ck ed by specific
study and experience. What has been The
study and experience Of my c0lIesguef
The country wts thoroughly dssgustsd With
the part C0ugressmen played az Bull Run
Laughter We the gallries IL asy be re
msmbefed with shat ieoand lesity the
House adlournet 70 20 over - see ga army
match upon kiehmord Not one Of us Tot
there, except my friend irom New York
NJ Els. ~llsnghterl. who made h- exile
o. coaspcususly honorable ia the ase he
made % !, Ia behalf Of h- fellow prisoners
The House may remember that I opposed
the adjournment then 90 The ground that, ID
Qolnr over the river. We would onls get q
the way Of the soliers IL turned cut that
he soldler GOT IN the way 81 he ConFre,s
men Laughter
hsvea lester writt-. ~ member ~
tas hease and psslshed In an OHIO rspsF.
~hAsh dttills, Nth graphs accuracy. Ne raf,
isqlayea b. trucaient Congfsssmsn co that
dtt vii have v rad a The CLERK : table
Here Coz had read = portion % A. a
Neidis : famous lsttar a. ~ eifs. issrnhisr
ne ran lfom Ball kull
NJ Oudey-f desiss o. sat tfAtI sa net
ne author OH
Ar. Cot-natte NJ aeee.as s,.sa - M.
letter. lii the sde. Arm sna hsll
whom ny colleague ealogis~t q - rhsAse
md who VA. hefslied b. he Nev iegk T.
tans - lksl, q sueesed the ssek AMI asia.
Mcclellan. = fee sseks ance wha ~
arsed Nv cefaia garties ios he pesin - bel
~ Nv - utoa. sni wte~e e ~efretioa "a -.
senate Is u much desired nos b. a farueI
AZ home. and who = "a <ea lnta the 5@Aal,
"a be gior.hsd hess tat hs ms, a. 2 q
bose II j. ths Wade. 9Th tAe ~ q
Chandler sho "cscksik is Maynard - d.
attitude ofhstle. !" lsurht~r snd helrol
vita he calls 70 ertef ina ne oihs
Congrrseman' n ga, lhe rdioned esosd q
fagluses The r~opte. ete have hera spsie
ne lmpsessisn that De efosd Oessf rogfe
tll tLsy coz lnfe y asbtsrtsn. will . b
xf4ufed 10 iesFu shai - C~ongrerues , q
tAs nsll kaa hatde ag.iast oar - ks.1,.f.
lLsaEstsr
refer % tbs rrsesoas ba q hi.sofs q
hos kss Coagressn>n q c<m1sffs1 ~
uilnry criticism. Nv solie.eus ysslsnis.
aid hs "a. a. Bal Ne ,ssd ns~ls a. god
resrvss a. eiksi Ne ~sfask~f sssn ssau
he hstis Of FretfFtektoun. u ella h.
ED &c wa y<ss<st
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SEM.ANNtAL REPORT of THE CONDITION
- q The southsIn bank ~ Indiana. ff 10 Ht
manihs preceding ne nfst Noncsy II Janaar. ifG
NFeQFHffa
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
Jan2sdti


II :. DANALDSON, Notary Pub.
IL 10. c~eil~etet. Claim agent. Ac, A.. on@ss
bis services 70 the pubilc. sspeelslly 10 those who
have bsen snnss TED WITH lhe ailltafy service of the
unitsa Stsfe-. and who NAY have any claim against
ne General asvstuneni, Ne will affanrr. fofwafd
spd sue lsnliy pfeseruie III t.ii claims ~ feasnn.
a. e charges. snd - rseldb a. the business rsn ts
dispatched before Tie rroprr coBeefr 81 sshinaton
Having n 1sssa sxpe'iehee aud practice hefsin,
sui ibs AID II an ell onlcsf o. the General uofefb.
usni under fr~sd.ui fiiiaess's .drninisars uen. he
e.a.s fil - being 80 - ri ~ , ~ ,sssl fi..m.
wAnaASrx
uAf-fAf ~rRSsloSx--fto ~ido~s, - u Ne
wlss<Fs. che shlldfen uudet sftteru years - aFe, ~
enhesfs ahd soldiers ~ Tie present. o. any pFsfioss
oar. who hsse asss % s<~n tales wtiie - he so.
INVALID PENSIONS IN cnifefa ana soldiers
= ha .ss d..-hloi ~ reasss ef weursis received -
aiss.w eentfasted ~hlls ~ he service and 10 the
line - dav a. > ~soltisf, II sHy period, are entitled
% las slrf fsnsissn
land wAnRkNTS- All who sefsed n dst 10
aas ~ lh~ pa-a vars ~ he thitsd states. - n<s iay
IN battle. are entllisd 80 fof arfss ~ LAni tntass
81 a stk. che Nidow and Nissfs arc enttiti
nulNff No<Il.-4bs heirs % al tolalsfa who
have Fclupff~fft tefinE re present ~sf tpf terte
yeafs Or darius zee y a., and have died q been kifisd
white 10 ne sefsies. sTs essitssf oHt nrs4tHn
natsas neasff Helssf. aud ferh arrears ~ ne sol
dists rsy a. m<y hsre sefFsed - 'he as's - ne
lsstk
Sssbasrss w.s, -s,h~ss : sisl~ y seess-fally
= - p~AsAIpSoS,
fsbsdn Sossfy rusfie. A..
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seulsy s9ay that Ne "a. sAsre nat has
nv coiissess any aciaal expsrenee Ia
he ever kll.d sny one Dsd he sssF ses =
ma k..ei ~ battle pl he ever speak -
~ nNn 49, sse = sss khleA - battle -
nd be ewes hear ne uhis 81 tessl. lead -
We ~ keauhnte al h. Iss anhlanckedi
Ny colleague quoted that hrhl - show thai
: battle ceatd he fought and wa without
Mcclellan orders. AL 10 ,plls u orders
That So - rssotii ~. Nov hsppen a.
tne~ there 80 sothlng lu csnsrsl NcCiel
iap /, ssdess that loshA that ovemsmsnf ca
Isedsl 1tiosa A. l understood NE cass
4 wss foaglt ~ Celcael ke-. Wa ga seat
~ aen. ufsnl. 81 Osso. - ialio~ Ansr JEFF
Thompean. lie essftook him unesepsetsdl,
snt Nakhs vel Gen Grant approved and
eoap msntsd Ne sctisn
wsA thst NJ colleague ~osld calusats
soms GlsA IL Gea NrClsllsn. lie = ala
zfr cf The gospel. snd II fall ct fhth n
~ selvsfion 81 al ues. ! giofy IN .ceord
"a = him he hilesi -soul liberty" IN rel
gion Hs sseed inSladss the nalvaiiou Of al
-smasciux n - oomprshsns We faith Jss
DAVE. JET TboDgsoa. wikikii and al hat
eroe-i OF conspicuous siucer~. Laughter
lie belss .. shAs zellcofsr Il po- IN glory.
- esu even svss zee BsDPeFty Aanhsll
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aWe publish the following from the
Des Moines Register, for the especial
benefit Of few men in this neighbor.
hood who prate loudly about "thc right
Of speech, etc." They can there see
themselves as others see them:
THEY ARE NOT KNowN.-Some fel-
lows around here propel on this wise:-
at has come to a pretty pass A man
can t say what he pleases nowadays with.
out being threatened with arrest or put
in limbo. = Indeed, these arc sad times ~
We desire to comfort these fellows
with the assurance that they are in no
danger Of arrest whatever Tie little
treason spouters Of this city arc too in.
significant to demand any official atten.
ton. They will not be touched. They
are not known in any collection of organ.
lied beings in this world. They have
not arisen to the dignity Of Ay-specks in
ordinary society. Each one Of the count
less millions of animalcula which inhabit
leaf, is better known by the Creator
and the Federal Government than the
largest treason monger Of Des Moines -
Measured by the stature of common man.
hood, these futtering malcontents around
town who swell, and froth, and splutter,
aud play the fool, and whine about pro-
scri ption and military despo,ism and
Federal usurpation, hav'n't half as prom
inent a place 10 tho Universe Of God
Almighty as other reptiles which hiss in ,
the grass, or as the flea which promen- .
,des over your flesh n
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Governors Grey.l,cards.

The Governor of low, actin, unde,
the sanction of the Secretary Of War
has authorized the undersigned to ,,;.n
regiment of men over forty five wears
OF age, but actire and rigorous, for gar.
rison duty. e''
This regiment will be mustered .,
three years voluntecrs-drawipp the
same pay and bounty.
No staff officers will be selected until
the regiment is filed. The staff will tben
be chosen from the rccru,t,ao oGr~,s
provided proper persons can be found
among them.
Those wishing recruiting commissions
Will apply immediately; and if the appli.
eants should be strangers to the under.
signed, their application shou' be re-.
commended by certificate from some
county officer, or other responsible ner.
son, attesting the fitness of the annl;c,n,
for the position.
All necessary instructions will be fo,.
warded with the commissions
\, g. W. KINCAID.
Muscatine, Aug. 2G, 1862.
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Through the politeness Of Mr.. N. c
Mi!lhousc We have copy Of yesterday
extra Muscatinc Journal, from which VI
learn that a severe engagement tool
pl,ce Monday evening, near Chsntinilly
north of Fairfax C. H. Our loss was
heavy, but the enemy was driven back
a mile, and We occupied the field Of bat
tie.
The excitement is high at Cincinnati.
Large numbers of the citizens arc work.
ing on the Notifications in Ky. Gov:
Tod had arrived. The enemy, estimated
at 10000 to 10000, ore reported at
Boyd's Station, 80 miles from the city,
and we're expected to arrive opposite the
Notifications Thursday. Several regi.
ments are at the Notifications and arc
preparing to receive them.
Gen. Mcclellan has been placed 10
of the Notifications OF Wash
cton and of all troops for the defense
Of the Capital.
Gen Banks and his command are at
CentreviIIe safe. Rcinforcements have |
,rriyed so that 10 doubt is felt but what |
,ur forces will drive the rebels from that
ection of the country. Our army is al. .
ancins daily. Senator Fessenden's son
'as killed 10 the battle of Friday. About
200 wounded have been brought in
'om the late battles.
The enemy's whole force, according to
early every prisoners account, is now
'tirely surrounded by our army, with
possibility Of escaping without the ,
eatest battle Of the campaign being )
ught against greatly superior numbers. ,
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The Test of Patriotism.

Judge Thaycr, of the Muscatinc Cou-
rter, having several times insisted upon
MIR. Mahin, of the Journol, who is post.
master of that city, cnlis,iug 10 the ser.
vice, although eler~n persons have enlist
Cd from the ./ournai Office and not man
from the Coricr Office. Mr.. MaLin
makes him the proposition, that he will
enlist In one of the ole regiments if Mr..
Thaycr will do the same; that neither
Will accept position above that Of pri
vate, and both will suspend the daily and
tti- weekly issues of their papers until
their return. This is bringing the mat.
ter home to the Judge, and will show the
material Of which he is made. II is alto.
gether useless for Mr., Thayer to plead
that he is the candidate for Congress Of
the Democratic party Of this District
lie knows that the people do not believe
his heart to be in the work of suppress.
'nS the rebellion, and that there is con.
ScInchtly no prospect of his election. If
lie would show his patriotism, let him
enlist IS private in one of the old rcei.
Mcnts. 1t will do more to securc h;s
"'NS''N' 'h"n Guy dCt nc can possibly
commit. If after tauntinc Mr.. Mahin
wit want o. patriotism on this score the
Judge backs out, the people will know
hereafter just what estimate to make of
any future professions of loyalty from
'hat source. We await his decision
Dac. Ga.
The "Judgc' did Shack OUT" and
that too through about the smallest knot
hole that ever candidate for Congress
attempted to 60 through. WIambujer's"
tricks ANT a circumstance to it. The
fact is the "Ludsc' is out of his sphere
when he comes out as a candidate 10
loyal Congress. TO Judge from his na.
per- we should consider him better anal,
ihed to make laws for the Triggers" than
''' white ~er, His paper is devoted
especially to them. Is he their c.na;
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work up there, have no doubt. Could
YOU not raise q company and come to our
aid have been here five years, but
this is the first alarming report / have
heard from the Indians. The people up
this way have cried "wolf' so often, that
your people will be slow in coming to
our aid.
(Sisned) A. JENKINS, Postmaster,
EstherviIle, Iowa.
Adiutart General Baker has sent arms
and ammunition from Davenport to Fort
Dodpe. to be used for defense.