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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21

The following changing intelligence comes
to US from China: 'Nganklng. on the Yangtsze,
has been retaken by Tsang Kwoh fau."
The Detroit Tribune has discovered that the
sherry cobbler was invented in that city forty
years ago by ex cobbler named Otis Field.
Otis ought to have monument 10 his memory.
-Ex- Governor Joseph A. Wright, of Indiana,
is talked OF as the successor OF Jesse ID. Bright.
in the United States Senate The old Wing pa
pers used to say that Bright was never right and
Wright was not bright.-Bosion Post.
The Chicago Times inquiries:
What sort Of a victory would it have been at
DOnelsOD, and how proud should We have felt
over il, if half dozen regiments. more or less,
OF negroes had been engaged in the battle on
our sidel The Abolitionsrs have been insisting
that the negroes should be armed and put into
the field by the side OF our White soldiers, and
had il been done, doubtless the AbotioRists
would now be claiming that negro gaantry and
proves had won the battle.
From Port Royal we have excellent news,
telling Us that there too the Union cause is NOV
ing ON Y. Tribune.
The Tribune is gratfed that the Union cause
is moving on" Indeed few days ago it had
no regrets for the Union desire TO il re.
stored. Better disunion, c0nhasratiOn and
civil war than compromise on the slavery uues-
h'hf Etu tht AftN oih fTtOHHt HItNtOds W
the actual outbreak of hostlities between the two
sections Of what was once our united and happy
country Ii declared last winter that the preser-
walton of the Chicago platform" was of more
consequence ethan fifty Unions"
TIM WAY THE MONEY Co.'s
While Chase is chasing truant cash.
And bankers fail to lend it,
Our White House mistress cuts dash,
And shows Us how to spend il!
While fifteen hundred soldiers poor
In hospitals are diving round,
Some fifteen hundred well dressed folks,
In White House dance are flying round;
From balls of Southern rebels we
Keep back our troops with care, sir;
But, 20 TO Mistress Lincolns ball
YouU ind their General there sir,
N. y Sunday Times
The Boston Post says young man has been
so impressed by the manner in which WeIleS en-
r;ched one of his relatives. that he Is iBquiring
whether any OF the Secretaries have sisters. as he
wants the situation rs brother-in law.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
ARMY STORES.

DlDS WILL BE RECEIVED IRON FIRST HANDS,
a and from citizens loyal 20 the Government Of the
United states and fFon whom the oath Of allegiance will
be required on acceptance OF bid a. per form anneXed)
until Il NJ, February 20, 1852 marked Proposals 10 be
opened February IS lse2 for the supply and delivery
free Of all charges the Troops Of tie United States
aud near Indianapolis Indiana, Of such
Mess Pork ia barrels, full weight:
Mess Beef in barre.s, full weight
Fresh Beef;
Bacon Sides new smoked ribbed IN casks:
Bacon shoulders, new smoked in casks;
Hard bread, ina barrels, lined;
Flour, extra IN barrels. lined;
Corn Meal. IN barrels lined:
Beans. white field in barrels lined,
Peas, ,Canada) IN barrels. lined
Homuy. coarse from white flint corn IN barrels liHed
Rice. Carolina or East India in barrels. lined;
Cofiec Roo in double sacks tsreenl'
Coffee. Rio roasted IN double sacks, not ground;
Black Tea. IN strong boxes;
Green Tea. iu strong boxes
Sugar. lhrouli) h barrels. lined;
Vinegar. iu barrels;
Candles, ,'iaF) iilii weight, in boxes;
soap, in boxes;
salt in barrels, lined:
Potatoes, Irish in barrels, lined:
Nolas>eS, ia barrels;
may required by the Assistant Commissaries Of
Subsistence stationed AZ and near Indianapolis from time
70 time IN monthly delivery. >aid lids when accepted
t. form the basis 81 written contract with bono with
TWO good and sufficient uretes te ind' nny The niei
States against loss Said contract 20 take effect the
lt Of March 1862 and continue fuTee uu the IL
day Of July 1852 subject to the approval az the Coinrni>-
say General ~ Subsistence. Bids for the whole or any
one or more u the above items will ne recrivrd The
be o the best quality and with actual tare. coop
must be u the best kind. aud charge FOX pack
which must be mark I'd with contents, II con-
tractor aud his address. Marked samples required with
the bids. except meats.
The fresh beef 20 be sound and whole some, Of four
cid and over steers weighing least 600 lbs.
and Ia alternate fore and bind quarters OF parts thereof
mes - and shauks excluded The hard bread must be
cooled and thoroughly dried before packing The peas
beans and salt be IN measured bushels the Irish pota
to-s hy the pound
Bids to y addressed the undersigned boz s4s Indi
annapolis Indiana and SAMPLES left az the Office No. g.
ever Fletcher's carret store. Washington street
Bills paid monthly.
Bidders requested 20 Be present AZ u O'Clock.
e. l. KILBURN
Feb. l.. ls61. Major and c :. L. = A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
MEDICAL.
PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN CURE.

FENO LADIES or DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization, or to those by whom an increase Of
family is from any Objectionable, the undersigned
would offer prescription which perfectly reliable and
SAFE ana which has been prescribed In various parts Of
the Old World for the century Although this article
tSvery cheap and simple, yei has been pat up in half
pint bottles and sold very extensively al the exhorbitan
price Of IS per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nisb the recipe for ST. by the possession Of which every
lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard, any
drug store for the trng Of 25 cents per year Any
physician druggist viii tell you is perfectly harmless
thousands of testimonials can be procured of its efficacy
Sent TO part the world receipt Of 81 by address
ing. DR. J. Z. DEVERAUN,
20. Box, No. 2353 New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22- 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21

The indianapolis telegraphic correspondent to
the Cincinnati papers states that there are sixteen
candidates IN the field for the vacant United
States Senstorship. So there are already sixteen
patriotic aud distinguished Republicans Who are
not only willing but anxious 10 serve their coun-
try in this profitable and honorable position We
are inclined 70 think that His ExceIlency will
dsappoint them all. We have limitations that.
like the President. since the exposure Of the
frauds and robbcrics Of his political friends, he
Is losing confidence ia the honesty and the ability
OF the Republicans To safely conduct the country
through "a present difficulties. In that regard
he will foiIo~ the example of Mr. LINCOLN in the
appointments OF Mr. STANTON. aud select some
Democrat for the Scnatorship Wlnle such an act
may manifest want Of confidence IN his political
friends, the Governor will thereby exhibit his
appreciation OF the administrative ability which
has ever distinguished the Democratic party. IL
has been Democrats. and Democratic policy, as
His Exeelency well knows, that carried the
country throug hevery crisis We have experienced.
and the same agencies must be again en-
ployed in fact are being employed, to safely
pilot the Government through the perils which
nov encompass il. And so lar as the Governor
il concerned, although he may regret to di-ap-
point the aspirations of his political friends for
position and compensat On. he j. determined that
the Government shall not be deprived Of the
sagacity and wisdom of the political party. and
thereby the application of the principles, neces-
sary for the successful settlement of the difficult
ties which have not only disturbed its-peace but
threatened It's perpetuity
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
rseiics of the rlu,no,. volunteers.

On Tuesday last the Constitutional Conven-
ton. now IN session in Illinois, passed an ordi-
nance appropriating tue sum of Eve hundred
thousand dollars, or 50 much thereof as may he
necessary, for the exclusive purpose OF relieving
nos who have been may. be. wounded ia the
battles fought 10y them and their brothers IN the
defense Of the Union and the Constitution. The
ordinance adopted 10y the votes of forty six
Democrats aud four Republicans The object OF
the ordinance 10 make immediate provision
for the relief and comfort OF the Illinois volun
tecrs, hundreds OF whom we're wounded at Fort
Doueson. The Springfield Register slys the
proposition was opposed ct course. by the Re
publican members of the Convention ON the
ground that il had no power make the apPro-
priation. and il remarks thereupon as follows;
Those who opposed i claime,l that il was in the
pow er OF the Executive without law, without mp
propristion without any legal means, without 4
dollar in the treasury. % provide for the wants Of
our suffering volunteers Strange logic indeed /.
AMI an idea which only could be entertained by a
set of partisans who. when brought down 20 the
practical working Of their own protested ideas.
east their votes in the face OF common justice
IeRce by the inevitubIe working of things, were
caught In their own trap. They were the eSpe
cial friends OF the Illinois volunteers Indeed
believe their organs. especially the Chicago
TribHae, the majority Ct the Convention Is com
posed Of SecesSionists sympathisers with treason,
and the last who would contribute, by any
means. 90 sustain the gallant defenders OF the
Union asaiir~t reasonable rebellion The vote
OF yesterday made the true mark. IL tested the
representatives Of the abolition howers upon
demand 20 face the music" Their poor plea
was whistle,i down the wind. and tile hypocrisy
ofthe concern was shown by their recorded vote
The crisis f.snssnd,-l prompt and immediate
lion. aud The patriotic and pure heirs OF Julius
Naming. the man sans ssHr TsHTocts. one
Of the peoples atiest Representatives m the Con
ventIon. on his own account. and without The
me'lum OF committees suggested a means OF re-
IeS
The majority ia the Con. en,on adopted IL. and
the PEOPLE viii sustain il. not oais because il l.
right Just and humane but because their duly
authorized ani depaEed representative had the
constitutional right TO act a. they did II vas a
proposition worthy of it, author. and most uob,
sustained BY tse Eeod men and tsue Who refre
sent the Illinois Den0craes n the door of the
Convention. who knowing their power. and fully
conscious Of their duty-deeply interested aud
concerned for their friends and country men. sui
feriag iFoas cosaet wI1h the Ice hobs y ana
nihcenty created a fund for their relief Ii was
the work of patriots IN council - mpathzing with
bleeding patriots ia the field And with all Their
nosy. blatant PROFESSIONALISM al their especial
patronage Of the ~.r ard shallow friendship Tor
the volunteer soldIery. when tie true test j. made
nIon them. by true men. Republican delegate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
ConnectIcut Dcmocratic State Con-
yenrion.


The Democratic Stale Convention OF Connec-
ticut met at Middl town February II The at
tendance MAS Hnprecedente,ily large. only two or
three Of the small towns Of the State being un
Represented Green kendrick was President OF
the Con, ention
The following nominations were made
For Governor-Jsmes L. Loomis, of Bridge
port
For Lieutenant Governor-Charles F. Pond of
Hsrtiorl.
For Secretary Of State-N. B. Stevens. OF
Norfolk
For Comptroller-Horacc TAYLOR. of Vernon
For Treasurer. Il c. Kingsbury.
The Convention cheered the nominations
hearty. aud seemed lubilant sud joyous
The resolutions ere then taken Hp and passed.
a. follows. the one relative to the issue OF treas
ury notes exciting considerable discussion.
WHfRKAs. The Democratic party having from
IT, organization been the party OF the Union.
faithful and true to Its best Interests maintaining
it, dignity ~ war md in peace. against the A.
sault> and destinations OF foreign and domestic
foes and
WHEEA,S, The present deporable condition.
OF the country results from departure FROM IT,
time h0norci and con~erS aiive principles ami
WHlEEs>. We fully believe that the Union
eau not be restored until the principles tld spin,
ct Democracy prevail IN the administration the
Federal and State Governments. and that the tri
umph OF the Democratic party offers tie only
reasonable hopes oi avail esilg tlae Dormant
Union sentiment of the South. which can be
aroused only by the assurance OF safety and
equality IA thc Union: therefore.
Resolud. That The present extraordinary con
ditlon Of our national affairs, in which We have
been involved through the pernicious counsels OF
fanatics, urgently calls upon every Democrat 10
ag,in rally under the time houorcSi banner OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
non,t r.lkr fhe tecnra.

The Terre Haute Express objects so the circu-
laton of the speeches of Messrs. DAWES end VAN
WICK. Republican members Of Congress. who
had the honesty and manliness to expose and de
nounce the enormous and wicked frauds and cor
ruptioDs psaetieed since the advent of the Re
publican party into power. and also. the report
of the Congressional Republican Committee on
the Conduct OF the War. for the reason that it
will bring the Administration and the cause it
represents into disrepute." During the canvass
Of is60 il had no such tender regard for the Gov
eminent, and the principal capital OF the Repub-
lican party Mt that time was its denunciations of
the Administration then in power for its reckless
extravaganza. frauds and corruptions. The Re-
publican Chicago Convention made these charges
one Of the prominent planks in their platform,
and urged them as reasons why there shouldb be
change Of Administration. The sixth resolution
reads as follows:
That the people Justly view with alarm the
reckless extravaganza which pervades every de
partment of the Federal Government: that n re
to rigid economy and accountability is indis-
peussble To arrest the systematic plumber of the
public treasury BY favored partisans while the re
cent startling developments OF frauds and corrup-
tons nc the Federal metropolis show that au en-
tire change of Administration Is imperativey de
manded.
If such causes were sufficient 10 demand a
change of Administration in 1850. do not the
developments already made of the rascalities and
robberies which Pervade every department Of
the Federal Government in thousand fold de-
cree show that IN entire change of Admnistra-
ton Is imperatively demanded" to save the Gov
eminent from being brought into disrepute not
only hut from utter destruction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

4 AGENT HAVE 4 LARGE VARIETY OF CRY
~ properly for sale and exchange.
Also splendid Farm 4 IS "a miles Of
The ciiy-pnce So per acre--time EASY.
Farm q 30 acre. mils~ ~ the cty-price go
PER
One Farm of l60 acres, 10 mile, northwest 81 %, city
price ~ 80 per
Also Il 40 acre~-psicr ~ per acre.
Also 1000 u iin5s land trade for city prop
eriy. kIiBf FFRGT son.
Real Estate Agent, - East Washington street.
f.hls-d5Hw2r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
FEB Is. lssa

30 sol-inniy -- that will support. protect,
and offend th Constitution and Government Il the TUT
Ted States against all enemi whether Jous tic for
ei-u. and thai vii bar faith. allegiance AMI us
atty o. the same, any ordinance resolution or law 81 any
State Convention ct Legislature the contrary no,Nith
standing, and. further that DO this with full deter
uInation. piri.e, SRI rnr- without any mental re>er-
Walton or evasion whatever. ard further that wi well
and faithfully perform All the duties which msy he
quref q by law and contract either verbai OF writ
ten - help God- ----.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
AGENCY.

AHINNESOTA TAx-PAYING AND COLLECTING
We AGENCY. established in 1850 ~ Paul Mnnesota.
Taxes paid in portion OF the State and collections at
tended TO- Correspondence solicited and references given
II required. J. W. McCI.UNG Attorney at Law.
NJ B-Cut this out and paste it IN your Office for future
reference. feb3O- d6&Nx2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
special Notice.

10 IN TBRTKSERS.-AU advertisements taken far
specified time amt ordered out b,ore tie e.pfTTfioR
VI he time specified acW he charged Me regular rains
for NE same ~, Ia the time they're ordered ont.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
NJ piCAE.

A NERVOUS nEBHITY. OK sPERN ATORRHRA.
J, positively incarabie hy ant hut tho.e
~ advocate. B-i.Ee caIHIasBeing any treatment
learn boa the writer actually cured himself
4 subsequently, hundreds 4 other.
Enclose Posi paid super~cribsi envelope 60 Box l7s
sre.t0wu Ma. fehl0-f&wsN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
FOR SALE
For Sale or TO Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY,
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,
Situated eight miles from indianapolis,

Situated eight miles from Indianapolis,
AN TIE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
" ROAD, with the station Galaudet in its center:
every fenced nearly all the rails recently
reset 300 ia cultivation 100 undeTdraned four
good orchards eight wells Of water two good barns and
rs feet long nearly completed family residence
worth 81 OO0 five tenant houses, worth - 900
store and store-house. This highly fertile farm
equacd IN situation by any IN the State only 20 minutes
10y railroad from Indianapolis four passenger trains stop
ping AZ the farm station each day with State road
ming through its center is offered for sale at great
bargain II can he divided iIte SIX eight farms il de-
sired. For terms apply 10 the
" BIN response to inquiries too numerous otherwise
70 answer. | would say, need apply unless de-
sirous Of purchasing large farm worth SIS 600 small
one AZ a proportionstc price $. BROWN.
Csllaudet January 4, ls6l.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21

Subscribed and swsEs TO before me, ,his---iay Of
-- F.. lS6-
fe,so-i,fen-s IP
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21

CAUsI 81 TIA REBELLIoN.-ihe Ab0iti0nisfs
whose organ IN this city the Tri6HHe h held 70
be- are not treated with much consideration by
Secretary Stanton. The admirable and timely
order which We print this morning from that en-
ergetlc officer Is a slap la the faces OF the
fanaues. The Tribune insists that tie rebellion
vas caused by the anita gonism Of free with slave
labor, Secretary Stanton declares that II was
caused "by conflict OF political ideas F" Nov
lei the TribaHs blaze away at the new pro
slavery" Secretary -: War'-Chicaqo Pest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
NOTICE.

"a MEN YEAR GALA kAODLE
son would rssPectfully r-qnsst a. hose indebted
them 20 call their place Of business Easi Washington
street. north sils oppQis Glenn BOc si set.e ihet
sooos1nfs a Ensdls Sos need the rn.sey 90 the.
would thus puboy call upon their patron. for who's.
favor, in the past they extremely obliged !, viii
give A Es,odgc scr isEhit- p--su-e serse ~ Who
may call on thsm ia the + :nre lzus-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-21
CANDIDATES.

sE REV. 4. WRITTEN WILL BE A
Candidate for Trustee Of Center Township, at the APP
preaching April election, subject TO the votes of the
people. - 1eer.u fa-s~- febi-dte
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dec Q, 1862.
On Monday night last we stepped into the church
something relating 10 the great memory exhibition
lecture, &c, OF Prof. Armes, so much spoken OF
lately through the journals and elsewhere. The
professor, although suffering from indfsposition,
possesses the peculiar style OF enchanting the at.
tention Of his audience, whom he Instructed and
gratihed for nearly an hour, giving the rise pro-
gress and perfection of this important science,
which is rapidly taking the foremost rank in the
education Of the masses In various sections of the
country. At the close of his remarks, Prof A. gave
some experiments and tests by two young ladies
and young gentleman, Of this city, who had de-
voted but few hours attention, and the results
appeared not only satisfactory, but very remarka-
BILE. A vast amount of questions were propounded
TO them, involving dates $50 ditficult Of remem-
tory, events, sovereigns OF England etc, and I'll
were answered promptly and correctly, evidencing
conclusyely the science to be of great utility and
praeticability. The audience further tested 1t
through the professor, which was entirely salts
factory. Prof A. has recommendations from some
OF the first men of the nation, among them mapy
professors and teachers who have learned the
science Of him. His method, II appears, has no
affinity to that of the many travelling humbugs
styled Mnemonics," but, as we learn, is on the
eclectical principle. Prof A. will satisfactorily
impart his system to all the age OF II years,
who are willing to acquire it, His residence Is No.
40 Tenth street. He had large audience many
OF whom signihed wish TO receive the course Of
hve lectures or lessons, to commence on Wednes-
Buffers church, corner Of Eleventh and II streets
His terms are very moderate. The evidence of its
utility was SO unmstskable, go for It heart soul
and family d. s. X.
?. $. would not forget to mention that the au-
some very fine pieces OF music. The ladies have
very clear and melodious voices and the young
man who sang the patriotic song did credit to him
much is due them, and would like to say more, il
time would allow.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-03


FOR WASHINGTON, eEoRGrTowS Ann ,,px.x.
DRIA.
The following is a correct list of nil tho bos
pitfalls, in the above cities with thar ,ooa,,ons
80 w ''''''' "i''' 'he'r LOCATIONS,
ana inc surgeon In charge OF each'
Ascension--H, between 9th and 10Th streets.
J. G. Dorr.
Ascension-Dr. Smiths Church, 9th between
G and II streets. J. c. Dorr.
Ascension-Southern Church, 9Th between
and streets. J. c. Dorr.
Armory-Armory Square, 9TH at. d. W. Bliss.
Alexandria, LIST MISUNDERSTANDING. }. f.
Summers.
Alexandria, I'd acknowledgements. T.R.
Spencer.
Alexandria, 3D. division-Alexandria. Edwin
Bentley.
Caryer-l+th ST., near Col. Col. q. A. Jud-
son.
Casparis-A ST. south, east of Capitol. W..
f. Waters.
Cliffburne-2lst st. Henry Bryant.
Columbian-l4th st., Col. Col. T. A. Crosb.
College-Georgetown J. NJ. Brown.
Cranch-E st. Baptist Church, 9th and f sts
A. Wynkoop.
Cranch-Unitarian Church, 9th and ID SITS,
A. Wynkoop.
Camp, ex. and par. pris.-Near Alexandria.
J. II. Wythes.
Douglas-Cor. st. and n. j. ave.
Dunbarton Street-Georgetown n, G. w.
Burnett.
Ebenezer-4tl, near q st. west. W. E, Wa
tiers.
Eckington-Gales's house, N. Y. ave. s.A,
Storron
Emory-ls m. east of Capitol. VIM. CIen-
denim.
Epiphany-G, bet. 18th and 18th SITS. James
Bryan.
Epiphany-Baptst Church. 18th bet. q md
II. SITS. James Bryan.