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BY AND BY.

There's little mischief maker,
That is stealing half our bliss,
Sketching pictures in dreamland,
Which are never seen in this;
Dashing from our lips the pleasure
OF the present while we sigh
You may know this mischief maker,
For his name is 'By and By"
lie is sitting by our hcarth-stones,
With his sly bewitching glance,
Whispering of the coming morrow,
As the social hours advance;
Lettering mid our calm reflections,
Hiding forms of beauty nigh,
Hes smooth dccciiful fellow,
This enchantcr, "By and By"
You may know him by his mincing,
BY his careless, sportive air,
BY his sly obtrusive presence
That is straying everywhere;
BY the trophies which he gathers,
Where his cheated victims lie
For a bold, determined fellow,
Is the conqueror, ''By and By"
When the calls Of duty haunt us,
And the present seems to be
All of time that ever morals
Snatch from long eternity;
Then fairy hand seems painting
Pictures on a distant sky,
For a cunning little artist,
Is this fairy, ''By and By"
"By and By" the wind is singing
''By and By" the heart replies,
But the phantom just before us,
Ere we grasp.it, ever flies.
List not to the idle charmcr,
Scorn the very spccious lie;
Only i'll the fancy liveth
This deceiver, "By and BY"
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'RespectfulIy, &C.,
JAS. w. RIPLEY,

'Brigadier General.
"Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Secy Of War"
Beneath this is the extension of that contract
by order of the Secretary Of War, for four
months and still beneath that, on the 10th day
Of January, are these words:
January Is, 1862.
This order is extended for six months, from
the termination of the time mentioned above.
SIMON CAMERON,
Sec'y of War
Now, sir, it was this public statement of his,
upon his responsibility as an officer of the Gov
ernment, to which have referred, that induced
a distinguished Senator and colleague of mine,
noble and gonerous-hearted, who would do no
man wrong, and who believes that all men tell
the truth, to urge, after having moved the unan-
imous confirmation of this man, whose name
was then before the Senate, and TO state, in
words as kind towards me, his colleague in the
House, as he was capable of using, that be had
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"IION. II. UAMLIN,

president Of the Senate of the u. 81
Mr.. Dawes-I have stated that in this SOL
cmn declaration signed by the then Secretary of
War, and addressed to the Senate when his nom
ination was pending, and when the accusation
was made against him that he had made con-
tracts for the purchase of arms, as stated by me
upon this floor, to the amount of one million
ninety-six thousand nluskcts, he stated deliber-
ately that he never made contract, when the
book | have before me, which is Executive Doc
ument No. 81, containing all the contracts made
for arms by the War Department, recapitulates
and sums up the whole matter in these words
MGskets and Rifles.
Contracts by order of Scc'y of War, 1,S36,9O
Contracts by Chief of Ordnance, G4,400
Contracts by order of Maj. Gen. Fremont, 1000
Contracts by order of Maj. P.V. Hanger, 1900
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This document, in the face of the solemn dec
laratlons of the then Secretary of War that he
had never made one Of these contracts, reveals
contracts made by him, and by his order, to the
amount of one million eight hundred and thirty
six thousand nine hundred muskets, and that
upon the very day he made this statement-thc
18th day of January, two days after he had re-
signed, and while he was acting Secretary of
War, and while his nomination was pending in
the Senate-hc put his hand to contract for
swords and sabres to an unlimited amount-all
that the parties, resident in Philadelphia could
furnish i'll six months, and this, too, against the
protest of the Chief Of Ordnance, now before
me in print. 1t was a contract that had expir-
ed, or was about to expire, by its limitation, and
the Chief of Ordnance refused to extend, and
gave this reason for doing so, addressed to the
Secretary of War:
Gas regards the extension, have to state
that an arrangement has already been made for
obtaining, ON prospective deliveries, one hum
dred and twentyone thousand seven hundred
and five swords and sabres; and the unlimited
order to the Messrs Hortsman was given only
because of their own manufacture. | do not
think an extension of the order is necessary or
advisable.
''Respectfully, &C.,
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rLIling up The oId Regiments.

We are glad 10 see tnaf while the State
bounty 10 recruits has ceased. the bounty OF
iii.y dollars 20 all who enlist ia the old regi
ments j. 70 continue. There Is only one
practicable way OF iillng up the skeleton
regiments. and that is b. recruits who yolun-
teer TO join these organizations. Mr.. Stan
ton thought te could DO il by draft But
after he had issued his order 10 this effect
he found he Was barred BY Constitutional
limitations he had no thoug,ho Of The
Notional Government can draft only through
the State authorities, and these authorities
have the power OF eGceriug the militia, 20
that It i impossible to fill np existing iegi-
ments by this means
This u "A pitilul plight to be in, il must be
confessed. but j. one We should never have
been IN. had the right measures been taken
This measure is that adopted by the French
Government which has created the finest ar
my in the world Notwithstanding the con
slant resource OF conscription. that Govern
nient Offers the enormous bounty of :. 500
francs $500 70 all who voluntarily enlist in
old regiments A powerful stimulous Of this
kind should have been established from the
beginning. II this had been done we should
never have been Involved in our present
now. The continuance OF tho State bounty
10 those who join regiments now in the field
Is a move in the right direction. But the
matter should be taken in hand by the Ma
tional Government. and rendered uniform
throughout she whole country.-Neic York
Tmfs
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II Union force there powerful enough 20
repress a rebel uprising in that city. In the
western part Of the State. where the rebel
army l. operating. there . a great deal OF
Union sentiment The daily arrival OF
northern troops must even Tor the hfst iSW
DAYS exceed the Maryland recruits OF the
rebels and after tie first few days The
northern stream viii 90 on increasing in vol
uf1e while the sources Il rebel recruiting
must rapidly dry up The vital thing for
the Union cause il = keep the main route
open for the reception OF the new lcyies II
We can do this and hold Washington. we
shall IN two or three weeks be able 70 a.
sumo a vigorous offensive. and drive the
rebels before the wsnd While attacking
them in front. we can place 4 force on the
Potomac powerful enough 10 prevent their
recr0ssing. and not merely beat. but annihi-
late or capture their whole army.
Apprehensions are expressed that il i the
purpose Of the rebels 70 pGsh into Pennsyl-
vania with large army. and carry the wal
Into the free stat9s. IL they venture far in
- Pennsylvania they have small chances Q
ever getting back. They must make a Ion,
march before they reach the Susqushanna
The railroads will be Of no use 20 them With
out rolling stock. which will. Of course. b.
taken out OF their way.
The Susquehanna j. broad ane dee
river We can hold. or at worst destroy tn
bridges and a small force on the east BAN
will effectuaily prevent the crossing OF q
army. Until they have crossed the Susque
hanna, not only Philadelphia, but es en- Har
risburg Is out Of their reach All the roliin
stock Of the railroads can be transferred
the east bank Of the river. and under u
pressure Of extreme necessity the bridge
could be destroyed. Even with raw trooI
70 defend it, the Susqnehanna must prove a
impossible barrier. III the rebels shout
advance to that river we shall cut OF the
retreat aud annihilate them.
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THK new Regiments are going forward as
rapidly as Government transportation can
take them. Within the nex. two weeks the
fore Of the Federal Government will be
enormous compared with what il has been
recently. Under the two levies ioE 3OO. 900
men each, perhaps four hundred thousand
meu have been recruited great portion oil
which force has been equipped and sent TO
the place of service. By the middle Of next
month .he whole Of the six hundred thous-
and will be IA the field. together With large
force which /. % Ell up lAe Old Regiments.
Thie forco judieiousiy managed will sweep
the re)el Government from existence IN one
carspaign Although he tide hae flowed
back apon "a for short time. tho determi-
nation Of the loyal people TO preserve the
Government Is still unfinching. They have
calculated the cost, and will not yield 20
Temporary reverse or disaster We may
expect some sevorses and prepare 70 with
stand them. The people who would yield
thus early IN the struggle are unfit 10 ENJOY
good Covernmeat-they are only TT for
slaves. The loyal people Of the States Of
Ills Government viii pursue the conflict un-
Ill their Government vlpdieate~ IL rightful
authority over t. former jurisdiction. II
ulsmalagmen, takes place at one time twill
30 corrected at another. The war must 20
on. and j, sr,ii 60 on until no rebel enemy
exists 70 strike the Government The GOV
eminent has row enough araa 20 arm al the
forces called fer and viii put them in the
Geld within tie coming thirty days
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ron CIRCUIT ATToESKr.
PUTNAM BROWN.

l. another place We publish an order IN
rera.d 70 drafting The officers a. lnc.2@
aDolis are working both day and night to get
everything ready for the draft 70 take effect
Thee are some persons silly encasA to be
lieve there will be no Graft. but jast as soon
a. the enrollment is completed and the quo
tas adjusted they viii learn that the Gov
orumet i In earnest ia this matter Indiana
NAV possibly Gil her quota with volunteers
but the prospect At present Is that draft
will be resortsd 10.
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How "a small Amy Beat "A Large one.
Ia 1888 Napoleon diued with MOreau at
Goier's. one OF the directors. Conscious Of
his own superiority and solcitous TO gain the
powerful cooperation OF Moreau. he made
the first advances. and with great courtesy
expressed the great desire be felt to make his
acquaintance. See Abb0tt's History Of Ma
poleon. vol. /. page 80
You have returned victorious from T.
gypi, replied Aorean. and | from italy
alter great defeat IL MAS the month which
f Gen Loubert passed ~ Paris. after his mar
F rage. which caused our disasters. This gave
the allies time to reduce Mantua. and TO
bring 10 the force that besieged il 70 take
par. n the action. Il j. aivays the greater
number which defeats the less"
True. rejoned Napoleon, Iii j. always
the greater number which beats the less -
And ret. said Gohier. with snail ar
mics you have frequently defeated large
ones
Even there f." reioined Napoleon, lit vas
always the inferior force which was defeated
By the superior When. with a small body
Of men | was IN tie presence OF large one,
collecting M lille band. / fell Ike light
ning. 90 the wings Of the hostile army. and
defeated Is hrofung BY the disorder which
such al event never failed 70 occasion in
their whole line, repeated the attack. with
similar success. IA another quarter. still with
my whole force | thus beat i in detail
The general victory. which vas the result
vas still an example OF the truth of the prin.
ciple that the greater force defeats ihs
lesser
This lesson Numbered into the ears OF The
astonished world for twenty years by Napo-
leon, and with practical results. sufficient
one would think. Tor all time ye. some o
/, our generals who make books upon wa
seem never 10 have heard IT, "Stonewail
Jackson understands Il. and thus manage
70 delude our slow taciitians with the notion
OF his superior force.
After Austerli,z, The Emperor Alexande
said te the French envoy Savary
That DAY will take nothing from n
reputation which your master has earned i
!. so many battles. IL was my ffst engage
n ment confess that the rapidity of his ma
n0uyres .eyer gave me time 10 succor IN
menaced points. Everywhere YOU were a
q Least dorhse the number OF our forcos.
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lnf tctiTi'iANs >VRSrfft VIA Col
- va candidate e. Congress. n che
81 the Northwestern States. he ws~ opposed
oy gsailemsn who had distinguished Inn
self IN he Var 81 lel2 Discovering. "a
The ccurse Of re canvas. thas as epn.,
nsnts military rerutatioa wss operating
Strongly @ h.s own prejudice. he ooncie is>i
= let the peopie know that Re uas net IN
krova - fame - soldier himself. ard &C
coriiugly IN his next sp<ecA ne cx,staated
On hls achievements in the tented 6e,d -
folovs d" Nv competitor has told vee q
tie scrs GO BE reoteres ~ country ia ne
lAsi ar. Let re teii yo2 tAAt !. 80. srsca
en- hDnb'e part in hat uenor.b.e consest.
Wkrn ne tsc<ius 81 var snmnorsd ne
Cnsvslrv Of th> wcss - rsisr - - 1essose
~ ~ s.stisnal houor. /. feiiou cisirens. a.
iastsl IS thss patriotsc spiiii eA.eh slow<
In svegr Anesersn's oosers hsrs>i : sahsss
iuss 81 shst az. 80 ne hones a. thas rasr
900 - blesShins ca he bsrks 81 she "a
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folLv OF FRIpA Take some quiet. sober
moment OF lite. and add togeshef the two
idcel OF pride aud mAn behold I'm. erea
tgre Of span. stalking through in6ni,e
space in All the grandeur 81 iltlcness Perch
Ell on a sQeck Of the universe. every wind 81
heavea strikes INTO hs hiied tie coldness Of
death his soul floats from his body Ike
melody from the string dsv and night. ~
dust on he wheel. he is roi'ei along the
heaveus. ugoagh a labyrintA 81 ,.of'ds. and
and al The creations Of Col are teem.ne
above snd beneath l. tais creature II
maze Tor himsel; crown of g.ory. t. denv
his osr delh. - mock Al his fellow. spr,.a-
from the dasI 10 which both all soon return
Does The proud mar 70: err Does he not
suffer Does he not die Wkea he reason.
: he never stopped by difficulties Wh.sa he
acis. = he never tempted hy pleasure. :
When he lives. i re lrse from pAis Wen
he dies. car he escape tie cornuon crave
Pride = no; the heritage 81 usn humility
should dwell With frail.y. Ard atone - =
uorAnee. error and ,ursrfect'on -Ssfsss
>saat
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WOODEN GvNs LEFT ny McCIrlLAN's
Army A letter from Gen Mcclellan amy
says
Con our march ne were afforded no little
amusement in the way of seeing dummies
placed along the entire line Of our breast
works. an officer OF the day mounted on a
worn out Government horse. logs with char
red ends mounted aud covering the walls OF
the works. resembling columbiads, stove
pipes resembling the rihcd cannon, and
around each stood the guuncrs. with their
Implements 'n hand. ready 10 salute an AZ
proachiag army With the cnnnon's Wild roar.
and - perfectly executed that Il vas we'll
calculated to deceive and cause an army 10
come 60 stand.siill, with the anticipation
of work ere further advance was mad,
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oi ny card ia tie Express. give his assur atce
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Is already engaged ). b SMITH
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aud foT the pssl I've Years professor Il aecaaaieAi
Dentistry 80 tn Oh COLLEGE e Dental -urgeff e
Cincinnati.
Having know Or Richart-on for several yeArs-
lcsr testimony his eminent quahcaticns az ef-
cry branch Of hls profession and 70 his worth -
gentleman. and cheerfuiiy Recommend him 10 al 81
ms I'd fiends IN both socsl and profes,iefel ca
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ny residence cr-0nz yen.
Respectfully,
Cixcf~ssTi one, sept $50
TuE undersigned "a taking leave 4 lis naaas ft.-
sonsi friends and patrons l. whom Ae wsaif Aeft'f
express his obligations fof TIE liberal patronsSr
confdcnce and social courtesies be has ir sefet- -
years received I'D with whom he regrets 70 sever
a most picasaL: professional and src.al RELATION
desires 90 reccouled % sour ccrfde1ce and 1ftet.
his friend sd successor Pref }. IaCLart-on- ~
therefore n - seffVf Cnto-ses fbe above ~ st
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,>toS STATE TICKET


SECRETARY OF sTArE.
WILLIAM 4. PEELLE-
ArpEToR OF STATE,
ALERT LANCE
rrr.srKE1 Or sTsrE.
JONATHAN s. uARyEY
ATTORNEY cFsEhAL,
DELASAE.wI WILLIAMSON.
sryxnrx4rxDEST on PUBLIC iNsfA'e1''''
JOHN |. MORRISON.
ksroarFR SUPREME eorHT'
WILLIAM :. SMITH.
S..e,th Congregational District.
FoR coScREss.
HARVEY d. SCOTT.
xos COMMON rLKAs DISTRICT rnosEcrToE.
JAMES II. MOORE.
foR CIRCUIT ATToESET.
pTvT<AN BROWN
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DENTIST.
DIR. J. RICHARDSON.
ID II NJ II Z - TT

orrsar-On Ohis street, between % spd aih Streets
TERRE- HAUrE. IND
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lust Reed at Bartletts!
THE REVISED L ;. ARMY
Rer,lssious. instructlcrs for Field Alrllery,
ana rev supply e Rardee's lsiaHfry Iaeti1s-
sept Il din
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INSURANCE.

DIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
Il issued In the k,ns Insurance Company OF
Hartford. Connecticut
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FIitSASD INLAND POLICIES issued
IN the frr NJ Marine Company. Springfield, Mas
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FIRN POLICIES issued in the Fire H.
urance Company 81 Hartford Connecticut
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INSURANCE. Ia the above old and reliable Compa-
riss can - procured AZ reasonable rates. en- arpli-
cstion a.
HAGER 4 McKEES. Agents
Life Insurance.
Applications for policies in Phoenix Mntuai
Life Insurance Company Of Hartford. Connec uSut
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Received ~
J. n. HAGES. Agent
IT JeHs A. "oop. Meiiesi Examiner.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12
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