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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-28

Country Froaoee. On the arrival Yesterday
morning OF sundry canal boats in ti,s Basin butter
NRs sold at aeoS5 cents per pound; chickens al ~
cents apiece and eggs at - cents per dozen These
pices though exhorbitant are less than the same
articles would bring in ehef oi he city markeis.
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INFAMOUS ORDER Of GEN. PORE.

y. =.
Geu Pcso Is Initiating and exceng Butler. lie
has iaaned an order which viii by depriving ;isIn
Of their protectors, lay the flmiiles Of Cou;ei
crate citizens Ia Virginia towns at the mercy % the
Yankee troops Tie following io LIS lest or5er:
Headquarters ARas OF TtHGIsIs,.
Jniy y, 1852.
General Vriers No. u -~Goln1uan,.ers of rr.uv
corps, divisions brfgatea. aDd detached commands
VIII proceed immediately 20 arrest all 5is.ap a
Eui,c Citizens within their lines Or n!tn.n their
reach in rear OF their respective commands. Su,h
wiiiin+; to take the cath Of allie glance 80 the
United States. aod will furnish sufficient secnrirv
fer it, observance. sbai! bo pecIitt, 20 rcIsia1 a.
1hcir homes. and pursue IN good faish their a2cls
toned ayocaiiDIS. These :, hu refuse shall be con.
dUctet Scuh beyo!id the extreme pia.,eta OF This
aigoy, and .e notified t;la. If torpd aga q :1s.
will be considered Spies and subjected ~ the ex-
trs rig0r Of military law. ii eny I,cYscn Lav-
ing taken the oath of a.Ieg giaGce, aisove speei-
ii.d, te ioGnd 10 have violated H. be st4l be
bet and his property seized ard applied 10 the
public Use.
Lii communication with any rerson whatever
living within the lines OF the enemy is positively
prohibited, except Though the military authorities
and IN the manner fpeciiiea by military Law: and
any person concerned in writing in carrying let
ters or mess ages in any other way Ill be consider
ed and treated as spy wit IL The line IS the
United States army.
ny command ot 1.ej.-t;en. Pepe.
GEo. -. hCG6Lta, Col. and Chief of STAFF
Gen. Pope has also issued orders to The different
Generals Commanding divisions in A:s army CORPS
requiring them to sei@c all horses aa ues in their
vicinity, especially ii Cupeper county, not abso-
Iutely needed By the Inhabitants Of h.srro uneling
c9uary. They alsa directed 10 seize all stores
no: absolutely needed for The maintenance or gub
ssteuce nj the inhabitants,
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FCCItEE OHDfR.

VAR DEPARIAENT, july 22.--filst. Ord,red
That ne military commanders within the States oi
Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida Ala
bane, Mississippi Louisiaua 1exas. and Arkans s..s,
in an orderly manner, seiz. and any property
rea. or personal. which may be necessaryoT coave-
nisnt Ter their ssvara! commands as supplies or 10
other military purposes, and that wi,le property
may be destroyed for proper military Objects none
shaii he destroyed in yantcnness and malice,
Second That military and naval commanders
sail employ iatorers within and from ,le saII
States many peraons OF African descent es can
he advanta geously used for military naval pur-
pests giving them reasonable wages their lanor
Third. That as 10 both property and persons of
African descent, accouns shall De- kept, sufficiently
accurate and in detail show the quantities ana
amounts, and from whom both properly aui such
persons siia.l have COME, ba.ls uIl0u H!,irh
compensation can lie made in proper eases The
several Departments Ot the Government slisii az
tend 10 lsd perform their appropriate parts towards
the execution of these orders
BY order Of the ITesi Ien,
(S5Hed,) EDWIN NJ er4SIoS
Secretary vi War
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Cn9EsvitIE (Np,) CAPTURED Il nkspEnsTG
FfGdi WITH HEAVY E0S5.

ST. Louis, "Wednesday, July 23, istl A mer-
chant OF ftedericktown mas arrived here and re-
ports that desperate fight hal taken place q.
Greanviile, Wayne county, NO, between baud Of
guerri.ias aud two companies OF State militia sta.
toned 81 I'D, place. ne militia, under the
naand Of Capt Leeper, were surprised bv the grtsr
r.ilas, who we're undec the command of q nlaa
named Reeves. Z he gaerias made .he attaea at
dai light. very suddenly end fvresiy. IL gcke{s
teias out "a ap prlse our 0: their approseh.-
Catt l.aeper aild Is Ii. men iye feporssi killed,
sud a large number wounded. The yeAei !oss
nat kuoSn. Tie rebels took posses, of The
iewu.
iGreeayille IS u pe-i village ani cap;fHi af
" Nayne county. Il il situated the ~. ITaslets
river, ahogt 40 miies snuiheast tram jefferson
City,
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Join Haity, ShO formerly belonged to MARY.
lasl cn.apsny nos isl.sasa aud VI ho aficrw ards
loined lmbodens battery, Yas arrested in Rich
il.otld yesterday, and committed to tie military
prison for deserting bis conpsni9ns
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Il aiap interest soldiers from Georgia TO know
that the Depot OF the Georgia Hospital and Relief
Association has neeu established next to the
Traders Bank, On Main street.
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sr.. a..,. nh EAcAASGg or PRISONERS.
a son~s 'of 8 general exchange of prisoners
60 "h the I'D last. by Major 4.srs John
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yD, va, MONDAY MORNING. july e. 1850.

ing arirng from the want of proper nosrlshmens>.
Yet, sotueGc;r, notwithstanding tiiis destitntcn.
they seem to retain their heala a1d strength and
when the fighting Is goi,ig they do not sccla to
DC IN tue least de bIlita:ed W eher hunger thirst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-28

ets sela = W By; Worth u postage stamps have
" 'eAsesipa'A 70 6s ussd 6 cufrspsy ~
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NO. 81.

ioying good health We i,sv. t. ,,,,-.,ig, received
psrriissoa from Haicr fissIol G. \ A, command.
Tag tho post 10 es,esfae lss coming snnis arsary
OF onr Independence, VIII. eertaili rss.ricliens
ne an o' JAY committee consists oi t,oi MIR.
ply. Twenty r.iath PeB,tsyivar;a ;I.,. es.,,e,
Ven, second Kentucky; nr. Gray. gni.ed STATES
Army. Paymsster Siocaweli United etetes .r1nxF
Lieut.. Watson, Third Coanec ..et,e cart Fisb!.
Nins;y y-third New York.
Colonel Croeker. IF tho Nihei,-.i:rd Ses Ye,k
was selected read tae pec,aratiol, Of issa,,e.,
dence. and Lieut.. Col Daaedict. StAs S.yentv
f!ftn New York. tp read Washing o.s Fases I'll
Address.
An original poeas Is To be reeted ny Capt Drew
Of the Second Vermont. Soc<i rtu,ic isli,icr the
direction Of Lieut.. Lo.nba.d terncs aad gaers 6y
the i.ates In the sfIerI;eeS f.. which the iiceri
hsre contributed prizes
Mai0r Gordon Displays willingness t. Il ~. HI
ls power for the comfort of the ui,icer< &'e I've
ia hopes of exchange
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LITTER rsoa UNION PRISONER,

= = F71F' - y '1sf ' NfsJNxH' 80
The ieliewiag letter is from . i'aita, oiie.s in
iaisoalat Salisbury, Nc.
Dkpor foR tSIoS PRISONERS
Salisbury, n, e., June seti isas.
There are nearly lwo hundred officers aud pxi
yates. s.ss,a ono hundred aud tfsy cinxens, confined
hsre. Psiyafes Goald and Schwartz. Of Philadel.
psaar --. of Raafalo, and six citizen prisonars.
have died within the last fortnight. There tisss
pss,sIis IN the hospital senrvy Is III. prevalent
compliant.
There has bsen very little sickness Asnoas The
sHieers coafaed here and has only such ss ii incir
ssnt y = very WARM ssaaOa Colousl Osocksr. Cel.
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PAT OF HEN fURk y0LrNrfews.

PAi "F SEN YORK VOLUNTEERS.
pirate eaiistng in the State Of N49 fark
uadsr the new call for vuauurri. Il il,,, war
should close within twelve raoa}ts sosi rcc..iye
besides lis reg'llar ra-ions and c!o'iu, ,.;s .ioy
ing amount I money
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Notice Il hereby xven TO all the meInbers q tAta
Regiment on sick leave. who have oversssyed tAsdr
farieugas that unless they report inmsdintely ia
person, 70 these Headquarters, cr get their nc1-
!aagh properly extended. they via b. pubatsAsd.
ssai treated a. dessrtefS
0fx3Nf Of ~
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we have received New York, Philadelphia. aud
baltimore papers TO tho 9th inss The news by
them Is important. The fact OF Gen. Hai;ecks ap-
pointment TO the pos, CT Commander in Chief of
the land forces of The United States is thus officially
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Tie following ia sketch Of the new Commander
by tho New ark Hrala
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01
UNION for the Sake of the UNION
UNION PLATFORM:

WHEREAS The National Government is engaged in
wagcd against il By its enemies FOR the avowed
purpose OF testruction, and the subveTsion Of
Republican form OF government; therefore.
Resolved, That the present civil was foreel
upon ttecountry by the dtsun in the Souther n
States who are in rebellion against the consti
tutional Government, that in the present national
emergency, the people Of Indiana in Convention
assembled forgetting ell former poiticsl differences,
and recolecsing only duty TO the whole country,
do pledge ourselves TO aid with men and money, the
vigorous prosecution of the pres war; which not
being wsged on the part of our Government for the
ing, the interfering with the rights established
of the States but to suppress and
put down a wicked and causeless rebellion defend
and maintain the supEemacyo OF the Consultation, and
to preserve the Union established by patriot
fathers. with all the dignity equality and rights Of
the several States unmp aired, and when these OBJ
jects fully accomplished and not before. we be-
iieve the ought TO cease. and we invite all who
coincide in these sentiments to unite with US
port of the ticket this day nominated. 80
Resolved, That we demand and expect Of our Ex-
ccutive and Legislative bodies, both State and Ma
tional. economical admin stratic of Governmental
at irs and the punishment OF fraud against the Gov
eminent, well fearless discharge Of their
duties. "
Resolved. That so long as patriotism. courage and
love OF constitutional liberty shall be honored and
revered among the people of the United States, the
heroic conduct the soldiers of the Union, who have
offer ed their lives for the salvation of their country
will be remembered with the profound feelings
of generation and gratitude and that now tender
to them the warmest thanks and lasting gratitude Of
every member of this Convention. -sa
Resolved, That We tender to the 10000 volunteers
from Indiana heartfelt congratulations, and hail
with pride the fsct that every battle Held where
I nd snians have been found, they have display ed
the bravery of patriots ia defense OF glorious cause,
and pledge them that while they subduing
armed traitors in the field we will condemn, At the
ballot box all those in midst who aot uncondi-
tionalIy for the Union.
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HoRRIBLE.-Gen. Butler has issued an
order 10 the following effect:

HoRRIBLs.-Gen. Butler has issued an
order to the following effect:
John w. Andrews exhibited . cross. the
emblem Of the suffering of our blessed Saw
Tor fashioned for q personal ornament, which
be said was made from the bones OF Yam
kee soldier. and having shown this: too
without rebuke in the Louisiana Club, which
claims to be composed Of chivalric gentle
men. 49,. ~e- .s.ts g. -r.. .--s-e
1t is therefore ordered that. for this de-
secration Of the dead. he be confn ned q hard
labor for two years. on The fortifcaii0hs on
Ship Island. aud that he be allo wed no yer
bal or writer communication to or with
any one. except through these headquarters
, A correspondent ut Norfolk relates the
following: Upon retiring for the night made
q sort of rscoanoissAnce OF my domicil, and
found upon the door listls card requesting
gentle men not to leave their boots outside.
Upon my qssry 70 Sambo in the moraing.
vas told: 70! boss. boots 10 $25 pair like
dsnrof yourn." 3 e
2 II you do no, lay out your plans Of life
betimes. you win probably be laid out be-
sote Sney sr.o,.r9 maa ni3ia SEA &
: ChaxAs W.. Cotton. formerly Of the Sen
tinel. Of IndianApois. and afterwards con-
nected with the Minnesota Press, is nov the
associate editor Of the New Albany Ledger.
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A Genteel sk,nufuu.

During the past thirty yoars. We have witnessed
quite number of iaying operations; but we never
saw the operation done scientifically skilfsliv
and thoroughly than that performed by Rev. Mr.
HOBBS, on Elder of the Jefersonian, on Monday eve
l,st. He proved by a number If his auditors, Who
were present at Starr Hall, that Elder had grossly
misrepresen.ed and lied him-he then took hi.
hide completely off, (metaphorieaily speakiDg) and
then sprnklsd Cayenne pepper end aquaortis on the
raw, until he squrmed like an adder on hot bed Of
Goals! friend, who was standing near Elder ~ hiist
Mr. HI was pepperipg him, tells that geenes' re-
minded him If gander trying TO warm his feet on
cold frosty morning first foot would 60 mp and
then the other When those who heard him 10
Starr Hail. were asked to whether Elder haA told
the truth about his remarks there was most en- pb.
lie 80! shouted out. Jeemes says the rssponss wa
very feeble We have doubt he himself felt
somewht feeble at being thus publicly convicted Of
being bare faced falsfer-n he didn't. his treub-
ling knees and so~sri bisnchsd eounfenancs failed
for to index his true feeling. For som. tim,
past he has been tsaehing to Of those Who have
been receiving from his paper their political food that
Aboti.nists aiI eseTved death by the rope So we'll
did they learn their lessons. that whilst Mr. r. vas
reading Elders Letter of 49, in favor Of allowing ne
testify against hite mea and 70 place then
on Al equsisy with white several Of then cried
hinT Forgstsing what he nov profssssd thew vers |
eager to hang him for what he had been! We rather
piasd the Peos devil, ne did! l
Elder ssideosly realized 70 its fullest ext.us vhjs
his hide VA coming off, the ssasinent he 10 we'll ex-
psssess' IL 10 snsetiog sad ecwasdiy % resort -
a.s..rsd b. .rramsns" bu. 3. sS.i. r..s.s. ;.so
his natural babis of faseAosa aaa dsGeseten in lien
Of argument, by the io.est sad ssuss Of
rsed 20 pronounce the eharRs Ais NAT Mr. HsbAs 1
Postponed the sdmnistxatios II Sseraastss assssi
At the usual boar tia. sfseraooa, il eo.s.a.sSse
the var mssting; tbs sseraosnt admaniasrsd a9f
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power Of the Governuent could be brooght
to bssr. have you : right to ask fnree
hundred thousand men to come into your
army while vacilIating councils pressi!M -
want the soldier Of my State. when ne falls
upon the battle field. to know that disioya al
men are to be punished; want him TO know
that the Government for which be is dying
is to be preserved. II We have not bold
ness and firmness Of purpose. how can we
expect the soldier to exercise the courage
that belongs to him?
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l0apolas.
1DIAsAPoIls, July 50.

ADIAsAroLls, July 80.
Tho resollsioas adopted BY ths Dsno-
cratic Convention Gro very lengthy. ThA
int adAsres 10 Ne time -hosorsd privileges
Of The Democrasie patty. and belsvss tkaa
the only hope Of restoration Of the Uaioa
aud the mainteuanee Of The Constisutioa =
the rsstoration 81 that truly conservative
patty to power.
The second sndorsss he Oh Of January
81. That the Consultation. and the laws
made under the Constitution. must be maia-
...ued ia proper and rightful sapremscy.-
mat the rebellion now in arms must b
suppressed. That il i the duty Of al good
ciaaens to AID the general Government n
al MEASURES Iecessary 10 that end.
4sn. unalteraOly opposes . war Of con.
buest or suhjugasion. win never ooaessA
shA. the var shall b waged for the parpos1
OF interfering With the rights or overthrow
ing the established institutions # any Of III
States. ~---
j 5sh. Protests against negro emancipatic
in the District of Columbia. and the pay
ment for such neGrocs out Of the Nationa
Treasury and against the resolution q
Congress pledging the nation to pay for q
negroes which may be smancipaied by th
authority of any Southern State.
9Th. The doctriaes OF Sscsssionists an
Abolitionsts. as the latter are now repre-
scented in Congress, are alike inoonsisten
with the Constitution. The first have al
ready involved US in civil war: the latte
will leave us bat little hope of = speedy res
toration to union and peace.
7th. Views with alarm the reckless ex
travagauce which pervadss every Depart
ment Of the Federal Government; that
return to rigid economy aud accountability
is Indispensable aud startling Developments
of fraud at the National Capital show thai
an entire change Of administration il inpsra.
lively demanded.
9Th. Approves Of the Cris.snden Rssola-
tons.
Major General Lew. Wallace. who AZ
rived in town to-day. ~ rosse fov Memphis.
was serenaded tonight ~ the Bases House.
and Appeared on the baIsony. and made
q patriotic war spseoh to . very large a..
0loOOo. We ea Aas 7s7sss. '48
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OS0se OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
The Julian clique, since his speech here.
ara. .tranuon.lv embarrassing ~ A~.s, hfa
r.. :. a.. sa-.;-;..-..;.s "a nj.
"''' -.
Pohcy' which ne ses iortn IN ms Iass
speeches. at Dublin aad Csnssrville. The
following letter published in the Indianapo.
n. n.;,v Io,r,.I &c r,..a.v -o-.sy ~
Pcfssai
s.,--...-. DUBLIN. mo-, July %. 1852.
Ed. JouRNAL: "What should We do to
be saved - is question frequently ssksd
by the dispirited and faint ones among -.
II IS true that every Day furnishes much to
discourage; yet the brave heart OF patrio-
tism says. Fight on. fight ever." and never
give up. The only way % give success 20
our cause, is to throw the weight Of our In.
duence against every opposing clement.
Now what We want mort 10 sS;0s. uoion
among ourselves. This ~ are deprived Of
BY party Clique ADD clannish influences.
they must be broken down. or al 10 lost.
one instance !. vail give.
!. On the 18th instant. Col. bickIe had
meeting - this place to raise recruits AM
the means o. raising them. HE speech
gave genera sesistscton. Arssugemssts
we're maze LOT re"rn'es. and near $500
= % -. sucscEioec 70 give 10 eecn reeruis
aoO: 1n's neo'ng was ORGANISED oy cal
ing Edwin Lawrence TO the che'r. Is sd-
)ourneo 20 Tuesday night last, with the un.
that Col -Bickls and y. r.
Hull would address the meeting. These
did not suit the Julian cliqxe.
and SO Julian was sent for to address our
war meeting. The hour came and with il
me Hon. speaker. .a@ -
Jnilan's friends organized the messing
~ making new President. Then came
: struggle as to who should address the
neeung. Hull and Julian were called
HuTs caA Was the loudest. but Julian be-
ng nearest the stand. pitched for the sacred
iesk' and proceeded to make speech:
ma sven a speech 1t had the elements
u 2 Congressional speech and . funeral
ermon. -. -.@'
ne spoke Of the many good things he
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THE Ss0Ro HoB.-The riosoos proceed
ings which disgraced our city during Tues
day and part Of "Wednesday, have bees
ended. and order again prevails. We have
not yet heard Of the arrest Of my az the ria.
tiers. but presume they will b vi1orously
dealt with in due tims.-Nev Abass
Ledger. - y
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CAvALRy.--L Bickle is recruiting a
company of cavy to be attached to the
69th Regiment Those pref.rring this
branch. of thervice; mast apply nm
naedaGteiy as ona few days are allowed
for its formatio This company is to be
raised from the owing counties. Of whic h
we give their GU Delaware Co.. Is men;
Randolph Is; Hy 20; Wayne 80; Union
10; and Fayetta. Horses and equip
ments will be fahed and ample bounty
paid to each reel Those wishing to en-
list in Cavalry h,et.es apply at once 10
Col. Bickle. ~
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FsoA NAsuvIILs.-Ws have .r~ce;ssi =
letter from our Young friesd A. c. Abort.
son. Of the Fifty-seventh Indiana. Who il
now # Nashville. he states that the CON.
nand which 10 now It the Eais 0sssads.
nsss that city. have bsss siehaly sadsr
ssns. sPPreAsadisg ~ sttsek Of tAs Rob.
eli. and thaE Govsssor yohssoa ~ ereaa.
lied guard Of loyal citizens and Aad arnsd
shsn. that they night co-opssaas With III,
troops IN ease Of - attack. He ooo6sns
~ sspoH ehat shs HSb4ls haA bssne thrss
bridges bsswsea Chatsanoocs asd N-hv0iis.
and wsspy probsbly. not az disssas from he
city. Ihets vas much Gxeiesosst II :lhe
city - late - the asth Of joy, bus tspppe
were arriving. asd II was thoueht ~ phee
could b salsly held. Col. J. ". nss. of
the Festy-sieth Isdiaaa Reginsss, w. i
command q the Faiy Qfoaad baxsaela
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

~Messrs- So y Son. are selling
of their Goods 1t Now is the time
for Bargains!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

rHy a.s j.ss ss.rns the gods 81 u lees han
present Wholesale prices at Hainess. The crowd
constantly Increasing Aet .i'siy, g soon eaA 81
cure the harEsns- Plsnsy Of goods 70 ssiscs from
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

The foliowi,re the ames of the pe.
lit Jurors to servr the term OF the Way ne
Co. Circuit Couwhich commences on
Monday next:
Marchant WINS. Perry township;
VIM. Chamnsss, Da,too, VIM. Cranor.
Greene; Harmonsk. New Garden; Ca
leb Lewis, Washin. Ezra Hill. Wayne;
Alfred Underhillsy; James W. Strobe,
yefSerson; Wiiliz<. Chance. Franklin;
samuel Clsveng4 bbington; Henry E.
Peele. jackson; G p. Jones, Centre. -
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la We Iotieed : corner Store ysster-
day. some new sAutifol styles Of ladies
Dress Goods. als4e new aud fashion.-
bic nandilss- II ner store which We
mean, is SerattaAi0. e
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-01

TWO GOOD NACHMISTS WAITED.
AHI isssassssHb
Vs. 1v.YDo.
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Thirteen Facts for Indianians.

cosCLUDKD NEXT WEEK.
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particularly understood that he wished to
aid in recruiting for this District. 81
Having finished. feeble attempt was
made to cheer, but which proved to be 1
perfect 6zzle. During the Honorable men,
ber's speech, We distinctly noticed about
ecs persons who, from their regularity Of
cheering at certain points Of the speech,
seemed to appear as If they had been paid
for the occasion. as this cheering evident ly
emanated from these five persons only |
- Loud calls were 1t once made for Col.
BIcKIx Who came forward to the stand amid
vocifsrous cheerings- This is no time.
said Mr.. BrcKLE, "to talk of the political
Of our conntry-polisics should
not be brought ia st al. A union of senti-i
ment and action is needed in putting down
lhis great rebellion. No politics should be /
Allowed to enter into the question We !
ARE not for the past, but for the present.
We must lay aside AL political strife. eur
MOTTO being the country alone. Il Is mott
h tine 70 criticise the cosdsct Of our Gen.
'ralso or Of the Administration. even allow
ng that some Of these Generals may have
zen in error. NcCLxIs-AH has not been
discharged yet There 10 q danger of
hrowing cold water upon recruiting by Dc !