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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

IL = stated on good authority tlrIt no less than
one hundred aud eighty thousand OF the soldiers
whose names now fit the muster rolls are absent,
with or without leave. Totalk about discipline
and organic tion in the face of facts like this Is
nonsense sublimatel 10 the utmost attain bic
limit
The President, too. Is reported as having lately
made the remark that the arm, J. les VA NUN
her 10 day than when the last call sas made tor
300 900 men
d. Bellows, President of the United States
SIN tars Commission. few weeks since. when
ackn"0 leiein. the receipt of the 800 600 dona-
;iou from san Francisco. stated thai we if-d 50
O01 sick and wounded soldIeF> in the various hos
piials If the Union army. The army number
,rtfba,afi,. fhau TIM
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

Moss STEAMERS HnE RfBELs A couple
of new iron steamships leave the Mercey IN the
course OF a week OF two. on Comic ies.tie &C
either under steam or canvas The fsst paddle
steamer Douglas, belonging "a the Lie al Nm
Steamship Company. has just been s0ld for the
purpose Of running the blockade. snt will leave
with valuable cargo in a short tiaie. APPROVES
Of running the blockade. We may say that. by
the capture. BY the Federal cruisers of the steam
ers Scotia and Anglia. and the chase and los of
the Mimic. several gentlemen ~ Liverpool and
Manchester have been "iet ia" 20 az enormous
extent-some PEOPLE say much l. ESQ, 600
Liv Cor Manchester Guardian
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
MEDICAL.
MUSICAL.


$3.50. PIANOS. go $3.50.
NV seven-octaVc flanos. IN rosewood cases. irun
~ frames. an oVer-strung bss- slhas mould
inss, sioei WITH molei - carved rss AID iulNd name
hoaFd. %. slS5 s2oo aud upuards: the sane with
pearl key ss15 $40 a. The above Piano.. though
cheap. cNceiisDt. feconihan fatos al s25 eco.
ssG so. s15. aud sl0o. New Neudtons ircm &c up.
wards.
MUSIC MUSIC. MUSIC.
We publish hSnfrcds different pieces q Music.
lsrxe humber being by the brit masters IN the musical
world Alec Instruction Roohs cor arly al mn.ical n.
struuents scleci Rant Mu.ic he lay schoo Bel. SUI
dny Schuol Bill = and ,. Patriotic song Book. Harp
II re dom, &C.. &c uul TAItGlh. ~hi,h j. IVA
s-Hnp FsSs A. AiA o. all WHO send Tor &c. contains lists
OF an our varieties 81 music nth pike aiachcd No
LADY the couny rhuuld be without H. Orders ~ mail
OF eNpess promptly filled. "a faithful, sxec,sd
though the person oricrng present. Remit money
In registered letter or ~ expires.
HORACE wATtRS. Agent
nd6m No. 4si r. roadway. \. "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

Washington Not safe "a the rmy OF
the Potomac advsnces--t gnift
cant Article from a >erni-ofttcissi
~ourcc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

- Our national trouble. wl loon be eIsiei
The Chaplain Of Conere~s has explained the
whole subject 90 Tie LoFi sn5s cd aim - Ia, 20
40 of course " win nc~ De doue aA4tt4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
NOTICE.

OFucs 90 rp.K iSplANA CSNrs.L RAuwAv Co..
lNEfsSAruifs, December 9th, iss2 !
gNHF Sookholier. in said Company are hcrehy noil-
fed that ell elton for Uirpctofs N aid Company
Tii he held this Office In Indianapolis Thursday
he eighth day 81 January next, llss3.l
By order % the Board 90 Directors
cce-s~ SAM HANNAH. sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

Nj paalish ihis morning letter fran the ;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08


her deluied population have felt IL 10 their sor-
row No. our object Is u inquire il there Is not
yet some chance of healing the divisions that
sfct Va by peacesble arbitration OF the matters
al variance
We cannot war alwsss There viii be time
when il vii end An conflicts have an end
And Why not bring this "a a termnstios While
yet We have enough OF energy and heaithful vi
tally left To throw of the hevyy load that seems
10 be pressing u down When Two or more men,
partners ia the great business of lite have be
come entangiei IN difficulties eau they best settle
their disputes by hghting. and ceBtiusiag u
light, or are they more easily aud satisfactorily
terminated by friendly meeting of the p,rI'es
% talk aud reason over the matter In cOhtrO
yersyf Dies not the history ol man prove taat
Ia ninety nine VA one hundre>i all nlsansier
standings be letter ADJUSTS! iu thaf mtnI.er
than bS resort to ssolent aud passionate means.
Nov, Government is an aggregate of individ
uals. and the question comes up ~hesher the
difficulties that n0w environ us cannot be more
easily adjusted by friendly talk on the part Il
those representing the Government and similar
representation OF the part OF the SoGlh | think
some heaiws, might be made IA seei.g the cad
-four troubles in tins way But / am met ~
some passionate person who s,ys, at Mi do 40
good 20 propose a talk" The country j too
much exasperated % talk To such would
say Il could do no harm 60 try Il would be doing
God service. and BESIDES no ore can hardly tell
what they Cal accomplish until an effort has teen
made Further. il would be a proposition from
the stronger 20 ~eaker power, which al
wats looks manly aud magnanimous before
the world. aud even IL should be rejected
OF spurued by the leaders OF the South, We
would have a proud satisfaction in our own
bosvms-.he Chr-tisn world would applaud the
act, and Il would ensbolden the Union men of the
South % talk aloud against the tyrsnt who ~ould
refuse - entertain ia their behalf. aud ln behalf
Of the whole people Qf the South. - m gi.sni
nous proposition. coming from the constituted
authorities Of the Government | do not propose
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

WAS amusing 10 see the sheep MEDIrc3.
aud the lion (TRuMP) lie down together.
Il was amusing 70 hear the former attrib'
butte he I" population OF this country. the
morals Of this country, and the religion of
this country to the great Democratic par.
ly@ Twas Ampsingto hear the latter de-
clare the ''grestest political sin Of his life
10 BE- that be did not siT years ago, play the
Judas to his honest and long cherished
principles aud !" Join the Democratic par
y." Il was disgusting to see the maIig.
nsut Know Nothing (TRUMP) striking
hands with the devoted Catholic Fink
over the ruins OF Ihew country. exul,ing
in the common bop, that out Of it's ruins
they might drag some official plunder
1t was disgusting 10 see MAsrIs whose po
litical throat OLDs had cut from ear tC
ear. TRUMP, whom he had defeated FOL
Congress by scandal the most infamous
and who had remained his most iovete
rate personal ioe from that day to this
and MEDILL who never had feeling il
common will him. shedding crocodile
tears over his pretended wrongs. Th
whole scene was farce Of The most !udi
crous character. ....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON,
Special Correspondence the Cincinnati GaIette.l
WAsHINeroN, Aug. 23.

Special Correspond denco OF the Cincinnati Gazette
WAsHINeToN. Aug. %.
Al last-God be praised -tbe cloud is
lifting. The danger-ifnol passed is met.
and met az we would wish it. Gunpow.
deris an excellent thing in military way.
but sometimes Transportation is better.
Transportation has riumphed. The crisis
is pas. Gen. Haleck's "forty eight
hours Of pe'il'' have elapsed aid all is
well. . .s'..
Movements cannot be parlicuIarized as
yet but can say that the lone Of the
Government,- Cabinet, War Office; Hal.
leck's Head Quarters--is jubilant. For
three days We have been on the rack Of
interest, expectation. if not alarm. AS
one well said, "two Of these days are the
most momentous in the war;" how every
thing is changed. confidence is restored,
and we seem nearer the end than any lime
during the pas! year of aimless inactivity
or as aimltss energy.
We mSy have terrible battles yet-one
terrible one we are almost certain to have
but we shall fight to win, and with the
troops 10 do il.
Meantime the foreign skies take color
from the growing brightness OF our own.
Secretary Seward says European affairs
have never worn SO favorable al aspect
before since the rebellion frat broke out.
France, il s declared. could not intervene
if she would. the complications GaribaIdi
is creating in haly will be quite as much
as she can manage, without seeking fresh
ones with an ancient ally across the wa
ters. Between England and France, in
spite Of the confident and repeated declar-
ations 10 The contrary. there is ample as
surance that no cordial unity of plans
with reference 10 this country exists
Ecglaud might perhaps be glad 10 inter
ters, but she dare not.
Meantime the news of lha rev call foi
six hundred thousand troops,is producing
the most marked effect ablo,d. It's lan
gusgs is fairly interpreted TO mean'hand:
OIL" and the new evidence Of vigor, pro
duces the respect! that nothing but vigol
can exto,t. Rave as they may therefore
in social circles and through the public
journals, we ars left the autumn Tor pur
Sung undisturheI the work before us
With our new levies. our improved militia
ry position, and our increased naval force
thrre is no reason why the winter shoul'
: not find the work substantially accom-
plished
And 80 it comes, that while tie nato
, is sill trembling with apprehension
every hing is buoyant in the Capita
and the confidence that is only born {
success, begins to break upon us.
\ AGATE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
Important from The Rap.
DahanDOck

New YoRK. Aug. .25.-A Rappahannock
CORES poadeut Of Philadelphia paper
states that Oh the morning Of the 2lst the
rebels opened battery on our cenIsr and
hontinued vigorously 10 throw shot and
shell for several hours. A little higher
up il was discovered that the enemy had
during the night erected bridge over
the river. Atthis point the most'brilhant
and successful affair Of the day is report.
ell TO Lave occurred. In the vicinity of
this bridge was one Of Gen.Sigeps batter
les, on which the rebels opened a brisk
fte.to which for time our battery replied
with spirit. In a little while our hrs
sIackened and then ceased. The battery
having beth apparently silence or with :.
drawn. three rebel regiments now rushed
across the bridge and Sigel offered then
no opposition. Everything seemed favor
able, but the scene soon changed. No
sooner had they crossed than Sigel opens
battery on the bridge. The forth shot
completely demolshes it aud at the same
tine deadly fire of musketry assails the
rebels in front Their retreat cut of. no
hope left, few shots from our battery, a
charge, and they are ours; not man
escapes. Nearly 1000 are said TO have
been captured and about 400 killed
and wounded. The eu.my having fail
ed in this, now hurled forward their
forces with i'npetuosity aud strive to
outfsnk Sigel by crossing at French''
Eord. but Gen. Pope orders up Banks
and Reno 10 the aid Of Sigel and the enc
my is again repulsed and moves higher VI
lha riHnr.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

In tho present. struggle We have bu.
one hope Of an honorable peace and that
is in securing conservative members for
the next Congress-. Martins speech.
/ And pray what hope is there in this
other than diSgracsfM compromise with
traitors in arms. which would bo virtual
surrender Of the Government and the
principles upon which it was established
That is what You favor, and you would
not favor i. did you no, love the rebel,
better than justice or the country.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
"The Democracy Of Old Fairfield still
live Martin n anaaoh

"The Democracy Of Old Fairfield still
hve.-Marlin's Is speech.
Barely The life OF the thing has well
nigh departed-oozed out of everything
cave the tip Of the tail which scarcely
has vitality enough left 10 "wag.' II
you mean the memory Of the Democracy
ofold Fairfield still lives" we agree With
You adding that ii will continue to live
while treason continues 10 be infamous.
- long as men love their country and
hate it's enemies. the Democratic party
Of this county viii be remembered and
hsted,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

We have little hope Of doing much
with the Senate, but by proper efforts the
lower house can be reached, aud such a
curb put upon the legislation of Congress
as to secure a eonsiitationOl .war.--Mar.
tins speech.
Do yon mean by this that the war as
al present waged is uaeoastitutional D.
This is cerlSinIy Legitimate inference to
be drawn from your remark, What bet.
tor are you than the bolden traitor who
openly denounces the war as unconslitu.
tional, who does that directly which you
do indirectyH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28


was made by sn Irresponsible editor in
Lane aster.-Martins speech
Responsible or Irresponsible. we have
never made p'rads Of the fact. nor have
we attempted 10 build ourselves up by cry.
ing others down. We have never fought
any political campaigns upon "borrowsd
capital" nor claimed any laurels due 10
others. We have at least the grati6ca
tion of knowing that We stand tolerably
we'll 10 our own party, having the conf.
dence and respect Of our friends--a thing
you dare not boast. We have at eas,
the pride Of relieving that if for being
loyal merely. wo were kicked and spurned
and sp't upon by our party, we would
not vince and cringo like a whipped cur
and whine to kiss the foo; that nacs
the wrong. as you have done We have
at least the salts action of knowing that
we would not deliberately belle our own
convictions-eat our own declarations -
deny our own country-forswear our own
cause. and cover ourselves with the lur>
pitude Of moral treason for no higher con
sideratiOn than that we might feed upon
the crumbs that fall from the political Ia
bic oil such men as Roland, Rainey and
Company.
What license have you to question
mems responsibility Have you such
mDts Of money-such established moral.
ity, or such standing in your party that
you may sahly constitute yourself the
censor of mems pecuniary, moral or po.
li'ical " responsibilities Why. sir, in
politics at least, your course has been SC
equivocal that no living man. not ever
your most intimate personal friend, car
tell where TO End you any twenty .fou
hours at time. AT BEcKs yol
J are for the war; at sIvFoRD's agains, it
and III your Office and on the street, botI
foi and against. You have been any
thing. everything. nothing, as it suite
time, occasion or place. Seeing the It'd
run high here for ths Union, you hav
} limiily vcnlured-not to express an opiu
ion Of your own, for this you were ueve
} known 10 do. but acquiesce in the opinio
OF some one else Seeing the public sent
men! prepondorating there against til
. war. you have, either through corruF
motive or corrupt heart. through rei
/ sympathy, or 10 SECURE political prefer
I men., acceded to the sentiment.
? You have formed kind of supolAuou
I tail 10 the Democratic kite--doipg NOR
Y harm than good; and though you wer
o blowed at and Stormed at, dragged in th
dust and in the miro, you still held OF
8 hoping that home fatality would restor
y. you to favor, You hav, been defeated
4 spurned. kicked and disgraccd. quioll
submitting to all, rather than forego til
hope Of Office.
b You are certainly Irresponsible" tn,
n We are not.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
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NJ. Victims Of Rheumatism read this:
CLEARPoRE. Fairfield co.. June 4. 1857.
DR., o. W. ROBAoH. No. s, East Fourth
street. oiucinnati. O.-Dsaf Siy:-This
spring l hired to work on . farm during
the summer, but I became severely afiict.
ed with Rheumatism. and it disabled me
80 much, that ! wks tbmpslled Is quit
work. After being confined to 10y room
for some time: procdtsd ol your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott 4 Sons, d
bottle Of your Scandinavia Blood Purif.
er and box Of your Blood Pills. latd af-
ter the use ofthem l was restored to per.
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one box ofyour Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satis6;
cd that II is an Invaluable remedy. senf
you this to be published. If you think
proper. that others similarly affected may
have the benefit OF my experience:
/ SILAS SPRINGER
EF See advertise uent. L.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

D6- There is q class Of men 10 Picka'
way county, who seems to think that
military Committees are designed for
no better purpose than dividing up the
spOis Of Regimental oiflcoS, regardless Of
merit or qualification, and ,ha, no man
outside Of Circleville is worthy OF the
slightest consideration. They are q gree,
dy, grasping over reaching st,who would
sell The lives Of their brave, men, for a
"meSs Of pO,tage." Is sass ,ais
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
Importlnt CorrespOndencc.

Importlnt correspondence.
The following important correspondence
between Francis ". Hughes, Esq, Chair
man Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee. aud Secretary Sc ward, will be. read
with interest.
LETTER OF Mr.. HUGHES. n
HEADoUARTERs OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
rr Philadelphia. August II, 1862.
Hon. Wm. II. Seward. Secretary of State.
Dear Sir-With some hesitation i take
the liberty Of enclosing you three docu'
msnts, viz: The Address Of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee of the
State; an Address this day issued by lny>
self, as Chairman, aud the form Of a call
for great Mass Meeting about to be
held in this city. 1sa.
Allow me to say that the address of
the committee has bsen much assailed by
leading and influential journals, conduct
ed by those who claim to be your politi
cal friends The denunciation has been
so decided as 10 pronounce il REASONABLE
Whether or not it is reasonable. You can
best determine ifyou read it. 1t is lengthy
aud may take up too much Of your time,
but the address issued by myself. this day,
is comparatively short, and as it states
positions suficie nlly to determine the
character OF the former, it will relieve
you of labor il you will read the lauer.
As the address Of the Committee, as
well as that by myself. as Chairman, are
both from NY own pen, / should bear the
greater part of whatever reproach should
attach to their publication. Still. allow
me 10 assure you that they contain the
sentiments Of not less than three hundred
thousand Of the men of Penusy ylvania, and
| believe of over one million OF men in
the central States of New Jersey, Penn
sylvanis, New York. Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois. will! add, too, that l believe
there is no other million OF men in the
whole country of more devoted patriotism
and loyalty. l.
: l will add, too. that believe this mil
lion of men will. amid political changes
remain patriotic and loyal. If you viii
read one or both of the enclosed addresses
and if, in connection with the facts
have stated in regard to their supporters
it will stimulate you, or serve you in any
degree TO promote policy on the part o
the Administration Of President Lincoln
10 put down the demon of Abolitionsm
my sold object in addressing you thi'
(perhaps presumptuous) note. shall be
more than abundautly obtained. At al
; events. rest assured that l address YOU
, with the profound respec. due your higl
personal aud official character.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

EEPsrsons 10 the habit Of shooting
upon the promises of ABRAM EvERsoLE.
are hereby notified TO desist, If they do
not, the law will be enforced against
Them nd -..,s ABaAM EvERsoLE.