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True Wealth.

Say not that money 70 true wealth,
lis neither happiness not health;
IT'S useful, Ay, and neediul, too,
Nor eau we veil without tt do:
But there's value 70 be found
Ab0vs, below, beneath, around,
Which money merely neer can give,
Nor when We die, nor whilst We live.
There Is talent all may share,
A gem the poorest cen may wear;
4 treasure you may now pOsssaa,
A mine, though veil HOTked, neveF leal;
That talent double Interest bears,
That gem the highest value shares,
That treasure money ns'sr can buy,
That mine no fAIurS can destroy.
Tell me, what Ia this WOndrOuS power,
More priceless than . monArch's dOWeFf
Whence comes this gem, % pure aud free,
THIS paragon Of alchemy
NhAtl d0sg thou say thS gem, 90 hhe,
Doth n"ney's gliIts!lAg worth outshinsi
And an calmly 70 be told
That uught can rival sterling goldf
IT'S %; nay, SCOT not; listen, heaFti
I'll tell thee; see the tFIth appear:
True wealth In honest labor les,
Laughs q the world aud gold deAea;
A trusy arm and conscience pure
Ecu 70 the poorest viii ensure
The nOblssI tide eVef knoGn,
The poor name crown, by right bic OGn.
, 1862-04-17

There are becoming pprilanicii AZ Rirhmonds
q one of The papers theiu cilI lor ths kdpplt1.
sion of ths Eat1 sd pdika. - F0f o. rlnpIhs
female aninials q Yankrrland = uys III ea1lkf
eFn Rouhdh,ad, such TING may a.. bui 811lh.
efn lAdiss thodld atoal thth." Dul l1l 1.Il1-
ronS beum a IgufF ths2 ta9lr q l'i
hb asar,s ~ Ca F.snlurs luIln -
dFs.s 70 his soldIsn b ths ~, 119 u -
doe. ~ doubl q a.
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WAETE, We knoW, b wi ten rlght
When We see IL viii sn UMTH;
But when We see Ii written RiGHr,
We know 10 10 not written WRIGHF;
For Waits, 10 have u written right,
Must not be written RIGHT OF EHIaHf,
NUr yet should ID be written ans,
But WRITE; IOr 80 'tls written right.
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Rates OF AdvertIsingI A

~ saquafs, 90 lines or IesS) Arst Insertion y o.
y ~ Rseh SUBSEQUENT Insertion, w
deduction Of FV per cent on the shove rates to yearly
AAVaFtlsers.
Business Cards, ooS AyeAr advertisement, however
snaI, inserted q . LEES rate Than t25 per annum-
te Legal advertisements Of every description must be
pad before Insertion. There viii be no variation fom
thIs rule In any event.
, 1862-04-17

Tno Law o. Ne"spape"t
isuhseFlbeFa uho do give express notice to the
oonsdsrsd Wishing tOeSnnas their subserPon
SIT subscribers order their papers discontinued publishers
nay continue them until all charges are paid
" subscribers neglect refuse to take their papers from
the once place which thev sent they responsible
un they Sse the h and give notice 70 discontinue them
l- su6seberi move other places without Informing
kha publisher and the paper sent 10 the former recpon
they are held responsible Notice Of removal should always
BE- gwen.
Tha courts have decided refusing 10 take paper or
psssdleA from the Oes, removing aud leaving uneAsa
-, 4 nFlna flci6 evidence Of Intentional frand.
toRs pabIhed rates Of advertising govern In all cases
tcep where special have been made previous 70
lnssFtlon. fhs courts have repeatedly 80 decided.
~ unAsI he Law Of Congress, PaperI not charged
peitaRO In the eOup1; In which they are published.
lsa JOB PRINTING:
nSoh,
PamPhISt,
a Bill-Head,
s-.. Circular,
--a F"# Blank and
@ Gard Printing,
XII IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL sTYLE,
Exeeated with deafness and dispatch and forwarded ~ per
SFdef To any part Of The country.
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-"
paRy the order.
, 1862-04-17

It Is ascertaned that third Of all the horses
purchased for the Government are diseased Of
condemned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

A BRILLIANT BAYoSEr CHARGE-The hi tory
OF this war will record many brilliant bayonet
charges, where the lines Of glistening steel have
steadiiy advanced. amid storms of shot and she'll
ard driven the enemy away from their strong
holds in terror and dsmay. A bayonet charge
must be a very pretty thing. Yesterday. are
informed. the citizens OF town were gwen an
exhibition of one by the active aud untirng com
mandant Of the post here He wanted To let them
know that he knew how il wis done. and that he
could command in the field If the Government,
called him there. great many of our peO
pie think him well qualified, aud would be de
ligh,eu it the War Department would avail itself
OF his Napoleonic genius.
But, TO the bayonet charge of Yesterday We
give il related to us by respectable gentlemen
who stood in the crowd. The provost guard Was
called upon 10 arrest an old soldier, for what
reason our informants did not know. The old
soldier. who had furlough. or pass. in his pocket
did not want 90 Toe arr ssted. and stood upon his
right TO remain at large. The alteration drew u
crowd of passers by, as any circumstance Of the
kind always will in city. This incensed the
"commander of the forces" and he ordered the
crowd of ctizens TO disperse They would not
do it. and the fiery Colonel ordered his guard to
charge bayoDets upon them-to drive them by
cold steel from their own streets ID was at the
Bates House corner, one of the public places
in the city. and where the pasSers by in the Ord
nary course OF business. "a halt for mOment will
make "A crowd. We are told that Col Caring
ton ordered his men 10 run them through when
the people ne-itated TO obey his peremptOry order.
but the soldiers having more discretion than the
officer. did not do il. Nobody was hurt, aud it is
well thtt il Is so.
The most charitable construction that can be
put upon this act of Col. Darlington is, that he is
crnzy-too much labor or honor has made him
mad.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

GrN MCCLELLAN AT TRENroS.-Delegation
from Newark, New Brunswick. and Other places,
waited upon Gen Mcclellan on Thursday and
invited him TO visit their cities. but received no
satisfactory answer Immense crowds of people
assembled in front Of Gen. MeClelan's quarters
At night The Trenton cornet band was present.
and played few airs Gen. Mcclellan appeared
at the door OF the hotel. where he addressed
on the part OF the citizens by Andrew butcher,
ESQ. Gen. Mcclellan replied as PILLOWS:
Ny friends--for ! feel that YOU are ali nv
frieuds-l stand before YOU, not AS maker OF
speeches, not politician. but as a soldier
came among YOU 10 seek quiet and repose: and
from the moment ! came among YOU, have re
ceived nothing but kindnsss. and. although
came among you a stranger, am well acquainted
with your history
From the moment took command your gal
lant sons were with me. From the siege IF
yorktown 10 the battle Of Antietam | was With
them and witnessed their bravery. Here the
cheers were loud and long And that of the
ever faithful aud ever true Taylor. the intrepid
aud dashing kearney. One word more. While
the army Is lighting. YOU, ctizens. see that the
war is prosecuted for the preservation of the
Union and the Constitution; for your nationality
and rights citizens
Il was almost impossible for the General TO
proceed in consequence Of the dense crowd and
the immense aud prolonged cheering. Alter lie
had retired he was again called out, and simpl Y
thanked the crowd from the window and bade
them good night
The DAILY Register. of Patterson. nominates
Gen George h. Mcclellan for the United States
SenAtorship made vacant by the death of John
n Thompson.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

eE-SINGER & co : LETTER "A"FAM
LILY SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ment~, is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
Full of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing from the running Of tuck in taretan TO the max
ing of Overcoa-anythng from pilot or beaver cloth
down to the sOftest gauze gossamer tissue and
ready do its work perfection. team fell, hem bind,
gather. tuck quilt. and has capacity Tor great variety
Of ornamental work. This not the only machine that
FELL hem, bind, and forth, but will do
than any other machine The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is beco ming popular
asts implies. that be folded into box or
case which when opened. makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work upon The
Of every imaginable desgn-pain the wood grew
in forest, deliberately finished
make them. |. ". SINGER CO.,
No. ass Broadway New York
Er,s~Ind annapolis Ofice-No. 3 Odd-Fellows' Hall,
Washington street. apls-d6wtillfebl 63
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19
Noon Reports.
WARRINGTON NEWS.
The Wives of Rebel Officers i'm
Washington.
exchange OF PRISONERS.
A REBEL MAIL AND MEDI-
CINES CAPTURED.
ACQIlA GREEN EVACUATED BY
The REBELS.
The Roanoke to Guard the
City of New York.
,TCH.s.YGE OF PRISONERS.
The Roanoke to Guard tia e
City of New York.


NEW YoRK, Nov l5-The Times has the
following:
The recent unrebuked presence here of Mrs.
Law whose husband Was on Gen. SCOTS staff.
and now an Inspector IN the rebel army, and Mrs.
Campbell, wife of ex Jsdge Campbell. Assistant
Secretary of War for the rebel government. and
their uuimpeded return 10 Richmond, have pro-
voked much comment. Many people cannot see
why female spies are thus permitted to visit the
capitol of the country. and after obtaining what
ever information IL acce<sble-uSualy ample
store--he allowed 10 return at pleasure through
our lines to Richmond.
A Warrenton correspondent Of the Tribune has
the following:
Gen Burnside has not disappointed the army
Gen Snmuer, now commanding two large corps,
is this morning en- route for an important point,
which, as il will take two or three days to reach,
| Will not name.
The rebels OF the village, in order to console
themselves on seeing this great host march
through their State, circulating reports that
Jackson has fallen from bis mountain nights
upon our rear, and that we are rapidly fleeing
from him Queer that two corps should fly from
one and that in the direction OF Richmond. All
that jackson can now get in our rear he is wei
come to have Gen Lee will require the
ser, ices Of Gen. jackson in front, if he has not
already been ordered to jou the main body of the
rebel army
The following is a special from Washington to
the Trbune:i
A number OF prominent ship merchants are
now here urging upon the Secretaries of War
and Navy the immediate and very great impor
lance of sealing up Charleston hirbor, at present
the great port OF entry for all contraband trade,
and the harbor out OF which, it out of any rebel
port iron clad vessels expected 10 issue, which
may threaten the safety OF Northern cities.
Lieutenant Colonel Ludlow was TO day declared
exchanged.
All the officers and men captured at Munfords-
willie. Kentucky. in September last, and nov in
camp at Indianapolis, have been exchanged, and
are now ready to take the field. They number
1000.
All the troops captured at Harper's Ferry, now
in camp at Chicago. have also been exchanged
and ordered here. They number 5,OOO.
NEw YoRK. November lit is stated that
the iron clad frigate Reanake, now nearly finish
ell. is detained for the defense OF the New YORK
harbor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19
PHOCL NATION.


The people of the STATE Of Indiana earnestly
que.ted assemble in their respective churches and at
their family altars, on
THURSDAY THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1862.
To return thanks TO Almighty God for the manifold
blessings He has bestowed upon them during the past
year, and pray Him in his mercy t. from our
beloved country The evils by which Il Is now so deeply
afflicted. IL their duty humbly acknowledge the
many favors bestowe by His ham, and their entire de-
pendence upon His Providence for deliverence from the
evils by which they suffering. IL Is their duty TO
pray for the Of armies for the suppression
Of ihi, wicked rebellion and the preservation Of
Government; that the lives Of brave soldiers may be
spared and that they be returned in safety their
homes; that the hearts Of people may he inspired
with perfect confidence In the ultimate Of a
just cause and that mi ds Of all may be awak
ened clear comprehension e the mighty interests
for which struggling only to ourselves but to
poSterity And they should especially pray that the
Divine VIII may put II into the hearts Of the people to
provide for and protect the families Of gallant SOL
diers and preserve them from all and neglect; to
cherish aud comfort with seduous the orphans and
broken hearted widows aud parents Of such have
fallen in the field persisted by disease in The camp
- In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
H. hand ami affixed the seal Of the state, Indi-
~ annapolis this 18th day Of November, 1862
OLIVER ?. MORTON,
Governor Of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19


One would naturally suppose that the war
would have tendency 90 cause fall IA matri
monsl stocks. but this j. Tot the case. The mar
ket j. buoyant and the demand for Dummies and
frosted cake j. even greater about the present
DAYS. than II has been for some time past Is
all OF our readers are aware. the 10Th regiment
y composed principally Of single young men.
who are and have been keeping company With
young girls To The present day. Their love for
each other i NJ us hight. A nine months sep
aration would Dissolve that love into mere moth
ingpes-. and they now propose TO '.sfrike while
the iron il hot" We are aequAintel with no less
than twenty eight members of the regiment who
have already or are about % be -pliced 20 some
fair piece OF calico before departing Tor The seat
OF war By this means the warm love that now
exists between them will continue TO increase un-
I'll the day Of their return, when the brave soldier
will have fair and loving bosom to rest bis weary
head upon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19
Night Report.
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
In MOTION.
CHARLESTON TO BE ATTACKED
The Rebels Intend to Defend the
City to the Lust Extremity.
THEY WILL BURS THECITY KATH-
ER THAN SURHEN DER!
THE NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN
Nine Months Substitutes Must
go into Old Regiments.
From Warrington.


WASHINGTON, Nov. IA special TO the Post
says:
The news from the front is important.
This morning the whole army is in motion to-
wards fredericksburg What is the plan OF ope-
ration after Fredericksburg shall be held as a
base Of supplies, does not appear.
The condition OF the army is such that gives
its General great confidence in the result OF the
next battle. We have more troops than the rebel
Generals but il is by no means impossible that
Lee may outnumber Burnside when be stops to
fight.
With Fredericksburg AS the headquarters of
our armv il will be comparatively easy TO fur
nish il with supplies by way of Aqua creek and
the railroad from that place to Fredericksburg.
The War Department will hereafter insist that
substitutes will be compelled TO enter the old reg
iments to remain for nine months, and with this
understanding the Government will prefer substi
tutes TO the original drafted men.
IL is believed that an attack upon Charleston
will not long be postponed The rebels have
been making preparations for the attack several
weeks, and. il they are to be believed, will not
surrender the city simply because it may be at
the mercy Of one of our iron clads. The inhab
itants will be ordered 10 leave and, if necessary,
the city will he consigned 10 flames rather than
be surrendered. So far as can learn both the
army and navy desire that the rebels should take
picCtctll luis tudl u NOutu Uc
and proper that this reasonable city should be
destroyed.
The preparations for attack perfect that
there can toe no doubt that one more iron clads
will succeed in approaching the town. at least
within Smelling distance.
The Navy Department this morning received
information OF the capture of the rebel schooner
Emma of Valasco. Texas loaded with l2l bales
of cotton, and bound tor Jamaica. She was
taken by the armed boats of the Z. s. schooner
Kiiteng.
Twelve of the sl3.6l3, $50 Of the 1910 loan
to be awarded under yesterdays bidding. will be
reimbursed to the parties in New York. who sew
eral days ago promptly advanced that sum TO the
Y Treasury at Sec'y Chase's request. From cal
I cularions made At the Treasury Department il is
ascertained that 50 sos $50 will be awarded to
those who bid above l03 100. The amount
bid 1903 5-lOO is So .90l 900. of which s4ls0. :
400 making the remainder Of the loan. was &C
cepted. and will be divided pro rata among those
who bid al that figure.
Secretary Wells son. aged four years and six
months, died to-day. of diptheria. His body will
be taken TO Hartford,
The bids for nearly sl3. 500 900 of the lC
three years bonds were opened and the result an
nounced by the Secretary of the Treasury this
afternoon. occupying more then three hours
There was an unusually large number of bidders
and other interested person in attendance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19
important tn Females /!

One department OF Dispensary specially voted
to the treatment Of the Of Realcs such
chvrrhea white Irregular, Painful and Suppress
MenstruaOn Nervous aud General Debility Diseases OF
he Womb Barrenness &C.
Consultations and examinations free of charge.
Also for sale DIR. DEWEES'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female DISTINCTIONS irregularities &c. Married la
dies In certain situations should them they
would miscarriage. Price 81 per box and may be
sent by mail.
DIR. GALEN's PREVENTlVE-An invaluable article
wishing limit the number of their offspring
the barren who desire children; warranted inure
the health and will last for lifetime, TO any address
under seal. on receipt OF the price-TwO DOLLARS.
PATIENTS AT A DISrANCE-By sending brief state
Of their symptom will receive Blank Chartcsntan.
ing list sfquestons our for the oftreatmeni
&c Medicines any part of the country any
case at home free from danger or curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential Remember
the maine and number.
Direct all lettersto
GALEN's HEAD DISPENSARY,
novl5-' CT -dkWly Louisville Ky.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

Az IRox Eco I'm Dresden there is an iron
egg. the history OF which is something Ike this
young prince sent this iron egg TO lady TO
whom he was betrothed She received il in her
hand. and looked'st il with dIsdain. In her in
dgnation that he should send her such gift, she
cast IL 10 the earth When il touched the ground.
spring cunningly hidden in the egg opened, and
a silver yoke rolled out. She touched a secret
spring in the yoke. and golden chicken re
vealei; she touched spring in the chicken. aud
n ruby crown found within; she touched n
sprng in the crown. and within was diamond
marriage ring There is a moral to the story.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

STATE MEpII Al SooIErY This Society il now
in session, holding its meetings in the basement
OF Roberts Chapel. The attendance is large
We notice many Of the ahle hyscians of the
State here.
Last evening DR.. Parsin read paper on the
Education OF the Physician" which. for beauty
and purity OF style, and eloqutnce of language
and of thought. would have charmed any audi
ence. IL will be published. We trust ia the pro
ceeiings Of the Society for Il would be read nth
avidiiy not only by the profession. but BY the
outside million
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

MARIos COUNTY DkNOcsAIic ASSOCIATION -
meeting for the purpose OF organizing a Demo
cratic Association for this county, was held Last
night al Military Hail
Hon. Joseph +. Mcdonald called the meeting
10 order and stated the objects and aims OF the
Association
jacob Null was elected President, and Israel
khngensmiih Secretary
On motion OF W. Il. Talbot. Esq a commit
tee OF three was appointed to secure a ball. and
another committee OF three 70 prepare bylaw.
for the government Of the Association, both to
report on next Tuesday evening.
Alter remarks from several gentleman. the
meeting adjourned until next Tuesday evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

NV YoRk Nov. ls-The gunbosi wamsutts
has arrived frOni Port Royal the l2th. She has
the officers and crew Of the British prize steamer
Ouachita on UOard
The Wamsutts collided with the tug May
Queen of Cspe May. sinking the latter The
crew were saved.
Maraeabo dates OF the 23d state tha, the revo-
luton is progressing. The town aud bar are
strongly fortified, and quite neet OF vessels IN
the harbor
The Governor Of Caracas has FIVE v,r schoon
ers blockading the harbor. but the bark c. Lutil
got out by the kind efforts of she French Consul
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

PRosorIoSs The following promotions in In
diana regiments have been announced
18Th. John W Wilson. re appointed Major
9th. Major John A. Mclaughlin 10 be Lieu
tenant Colonel. vice Robinson. promoted Colonel
OF the 18th: Capt Lewis II Goodwin to be Ma
jOr. vice Mclaughlin. promoted.
Goth. Lieut.. Horace z. Owen. assigned to duty
as Adiutant.
l2ih. Lieut. Col Reuben Williams to be Colo
mel. vice Link. killed in battle; Miior solomon
ID Kempton. TO be Lieutenant Colonel. vice vii.
hams. promoted: Capt James Goodeuow e. be
M,jor vice kempton promoted
10th. Major james NJ Orr to be Lieutenant
Colonel vice Wolfe. killed in battle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

THt THxxrER night. the last but three Of
the splendid engagement OF Mss Sallie 81 Clair.
Will be presented Se0ys admirable sensational
drama OF satan in Paris. the Mysterious
Strsnger-introducing all manner OF diableris and
metsmorphoss. In the course OF the piece Miss
81. Clair will appear in six different characters
and costumes. commencing with his sniphureous
highness. Nicholas the lst. and ending in the es
IRENE opposite of an angel. IN each OF which as
stage representative. OF course. she IS inimit
able
Those tried and sterling fsvortes, Miss MarioT
Mccarthy aud fehX Vincent. appear ia Oh,
screaming afterpiece of the Idle Weed. snpportec
sv the entire company
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. l7-Lieut. Colbur. OF
McClellan's staff. yesterday received from the
Adiutsnt Generals office letter asking b, whose
authority he left the front OF the army with Nc
Clellan. be answered by order OF General Nc
Clelan.
The Killwel stage was this morning searched
by order of Col Foster and che LeOnardstown
stage seized About $500 worth of medicines
were captured and large rebel mail duplicating
many parties in this District The mail carriers
caught.
IL is said that Aqua creek has been held for
some DAYS past by our gunboats living off there,
and the place has been evacuated by the rebels.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

The New York E1enine Post tells large
story Of the freaks of lightning in France. A
young girl was struck by lightning and changed
20 n boy Whereupon Western paper remarks:
The very thing wanted in this vicinity Our
women are anxious 10 enlist, but under existing
circumstances the Government will not receive
them Pass that lightning round, and let's have
the objection removed.
We don't want any of the lightning round
here. The objection is good one; lei ii alone.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-19

-Apropos TO the elections the New York Jour.
nal asks. would not this be good time for Me
Bryant to repeat that splendid sentiment from hi:
own brain which runs rs follOwsg-
Truth. crushed to earth, shall rise again:
The eternal Years of God are hers;
But error. wounded, writhes in pain,
And dies among his worshptrs