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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

Their efforts were not wholly spent On tio
polished marble the fantastic carfiucs. and
She maay-cD.9fe,l eaameis alsd lfe-cocs
wh.ca were ~ please 4 monarch ,hcir pfi-
yate dwellings arc marve.s % ueatncss and
elegance. even the cottages ol the white
tarb4nca pcssanfrs. under whose skiilful
care the VEGA 5iessomeed ike garden.
we're miracles ID fisai4li..ess when compared
with tie -ia,eniy abodcs 81 Christian
Sraniaris A. scr the houses 81 the NEE
chants and cavaliers the numerous gentry
OF Aoeri.,. kingdom ,they had terracc,i roofs
lrapsd With welcome awnings. lofty wind
soNtis - catch every breath % air procuIa
Die IN thst sg.iry climate. cool upper cham
ber-. ana especially baths ana fountains
The Coshic h,lsig0e- al CASTLE sneefc'i a.
The srelieS. hoafs. lic sasas Ut'f-. and
above al a. Use passion al these iniiicis Tor
Washing az. slle pFvvs.oa thes make or iltai
c4cminatc and hca;hcn.sh rfact.ce sat q
cause and effect act aul react ever The
world. there IS little lsabs that pe owe
many iesson. iu other natter THAI piYssc
aai chemistry. ie The Nosiem- ct Spain
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v>eialne.s OF Diamond.

Many persons suppose that Diamond. are
Only used a. lc1 clry--isr iiugs ura other ar
licles OF I-ls1Hal Adoenmcui. and tla' they
are really oi no essential value whatever in
the practical arts. The s. mistaken 10
ton. they are used for GREAT number Of
purposes Ia ihe arts. Thus Tor cutting the
glass 81 cur windows ints proper s.ze, no
other substance caa equal .t. and Il Is exclu-
siyciy used for this purpose. = natural Cd &c.
or point, as it IS called, i used for this work,
aud thousands OF such arc annually required
ia our glass factories Diamond points are
also employed for engraving on comedians,
amethysts, and other brilliauts and for the fine
cuttings Oh canoes and seals. Being very hard
the diamond is used IN chronometers for the
steps of pivots; and as il possesses high re-
fractive. with inferior disporsiye power, and
little longitududinal alteration, Il has been
successfully employed TOR the small. deep
lenses OF single microscope The magnify
Ing power Of the diamond. in proportion to
that OF plate glass. ground to a similar form,
is as eight to three. For drawing miuuto
lines on hard steel and glass. to make mi
promoters, there Is 10 substitute Tor the
diamond point.
The rough diamond Is called bort. and the
points used for glass-eutting are fragments
Of the borts. Great care and skill are nee
cssary in selecting the cutting
points, because The diamond that
cuts the glass most successfully, has,
the cutting edges OF the ehrystal placed al
right angles 10 each other, and passing
through a point OF intefzec Ion made by the
crossing OF the edges. \ polished diamond
/ however perfect may be It's edges when
pressed upon the surface of glass, splinters
/ il with the slightest pressure; but with tho
natural diamond the most accurate lines are
produced OF glass. and their surfaces are 50
finely FURNISHED. that il ruled close together
they decomposc light, and afford the mos
beautiful prismatic appcarance--all the color.
Of the rainbow fash from them as from tho
| silyefy interior of pearl oysters shell.
Diamonds are also employed rs drill point.
TO perlorate ubics. and bore holes in draw
plates for fine wire, and also Tor drilling i
hard steel
Some inquiries have been made recent,
in regard 10 using them for dressing mill.
stones. as a substitute Tor steel picks. We ap
prehend that they are altogether too cxpcn-
siyc to be used for this purpose AZ present
but if some of our inventors would max
the discovery of manufacturing diamonds a
cheapv n we make charcoal. which Is @
the same composition, we might be able 4
commend them u our millcrs. The COX
obtained from the interior of gas retorts. i
many cases. Is found 50 hard that il will ca
glass. bur as Is point endurcs but for a shor
period. IL cannot. be made availabl
rs q substitute for the natural diamond fo
such purposes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17
The Election.


The result of the election - not what the
Union voters of the State labored 10 achieve.
hut now that the conflict j. owe, and the OPP
position candidates elected, they achnowl-
edge the doctrine that the majority rules and
submit cheerfully TO public sentiment a. eN-
pressed through the ballot box. They DO
not propose TO sseede. OF make any attempt TO
organize Government of their own. They
were forced into the struggle. by the con
duet of the 9Th of .laaasry Democracy IN
nominating ticket. aud inangurating "A bit.
ter partisan struggle even while the Govern
ment was struggling in the t.rocs OF Ma
tional dissolution. We have TO fault to
find. nor imputation or blame 10 east In any
direction We do not feel disposed 20 CEN
sure our opponents who have been elected
without first having good foundation
for such cause We fought them
With All the force We could command
because We believed the best interest Of
the country At thi. time. would be better
guarded in other hands We hope those
who have been elected will feel the full
measure oiresponsibilty dcvolving upon them
IN the.present crisis and will stand faithfully
by the Government, IN is conflict with treason
aud secession To inaugurate bitter
partisan war u7on he administration. upon
the solc ground Of embarrassing is action
aud making it unpopular With the people,
and thus prolong Ing the war. would Nc bc
live be deception of the people and would
be properly condemned. We care nothing
Tor tho politics Of any man now The only
question =. a % his loyalty. II he Is for
tho Union at whatever cost OF treasure and
blood. Ne will give him cheerful support
We despisc above al things to hear man
talk about attaching the States Of the North
west 10 the Southern Conie,lcncy. on
the false plea Of securing the free nav ga
ton OF the Mississippi river, uhus carrying eui
secession in practical form and answering
the fa,orite scheme OF JKsKKsoN DAVIS IN
~evering tic West fron.ihc East. We have
heard this plan coolly calculated upon by
these who have been recently elected g. Of
ice Ia this State
The result OF the election in this safe
viii bc regarded a. favorable By the rebe.s
i Ne may Judge by the jGbilaiicn manifested
BY them when Publishing the proceedings Of
the ~sh Of January Convention soon after i
was held. By the above Ne 10 not mean e
east rel ccsion uPea thosc clccied who were
then placed IN nomination. 30. the sebe
papers pahlishcl the proceedings 81 that Coz
veasicn. and claimed that The party was IA
.orahle % the cause of the Sosth. We sh Al
scen Sc whether O. not they viii DC slate.
over tho faAi result here The rcsalt show.
cleerlv thAs four hsshs 81 tho army IS COM
posed 81 Cn;oo Democrats ani Republicans
Who are opposed q Tho platform rut forth o,
the >th Of January /, uAs aa easy matter
nnslcr the circumstances. q uia a tsiennsi
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Distribution OF sal, ia Richmond

Distribution of salt ia Richmond
The following advertisement IN the Rich
mond Dispatch tells a sal tale ia very few
words
.SAtr The Council of Richmond having
deemed j, prudent 70 require that recipients
OF salt under the arrangement made 10y said
council in reference 90 ,ha; indispensable
article. salt. should produce a certificate.
sworn io before some person authorized 10
administer an oath, as 20 their residence, size
OF family. dc. the undersigned having
learned that many persons, amongst whom
were The widows of confederate soldiers,
have been made to pay fee OF twenty five
cents Ga obtain ten cents worth ct salt. two
pounds proposes % devote three and half
hours OF each day. during the continuance OF
the Councils very humane intcrp0sition in
behalf ol ia fellow towns people. 10 relieve
an persons aho navy BE- ncccs-itatcd 20 ac-
ocpl II tie privilege afforded by the Council
aiofc ld. from this niluman rcquHiiion.
l. a. Comm,
Notary Public
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

quire It 10 be spoken, am quite ready 10 re
turn home
There j. nothing new from the trout. Il
Is reported that jackson crossed the river at
Willmmspoft few days ago 10 repair road
which be might haveoccasion 10 use. and then
returned see nothing ..ho~cvcr. 10 change
the opinion heretofore expressed viz that
the heavy work Of tic campaign i over. un-
less Mcclellan should seek "a on the south
OF the river. This, some believe, public
opinion AZ the North will compel him % do
Il may be so though I cought H.
r Va
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

4 DISTINGUISH physician N PARIS. Dr.
Robert he I.ambeiie. announces Cat a
.i.srk q electriritv given = patent dyinz
from Ire csccis % chiorform. immediately
roanterActs 81 infnence an4 restores tie
safe rcr 70 lie.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

~n41uou editors rsa never &c iaxorlcs.
Whcr there = anything ..np" they are hardly
tolerated 4rsl lien there IL anything ''lov .
woetai PRAYERS are offered Cor their absence
4 country girl. sho uas sf.it from a wagon
Al C,iumbsS. OHIO aul bad all her tnery
musse,l and dsrtic-l. lav for some tine t..
sensible Her FRS trcmnious exclamation
on recovering was. u ho9e there were no
E6fsrs - sirbt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17
MEDICAL.
w. r.. DC EaNatcr. VI. ~

physician AND SURGEON.
i Gives special attention 80 tho treatment ~ ~.
~ The Eye. and Far. rates fof ttiafae' A.
ttclal Pupil. fterygium. staphyionr. fis isrin..
&C.. Removes thc Narious forms ~ Acute So
Chronic inflammation of tlse Rye and Ear. ~ amit
course 81 remedial agents. Restores Sirht g. tfr
blind. and Hearing to the Deaf. in al c--rs su. 81
the IT c1fe bf aI,rf alton cr medical treatment
May h., consulted. FREE Of charge. AY lsflsi
uth-rW Sc Offce, Southeast corner Sseoni aui PEI.
isr streets Terrc- usuie. Indiana Ifrhf.f'f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17
DIR. POTTER,
HO.HlE,OP.ITEFE~T.

I'HANkFCL for the patronage
Il which has been 40 liberalls extended a. 49,
during the past f'ur years. would respectfully
hcif continuance a the same.
Orrfcr.- South Third Street. Wet side sesani
door from Ohio Street
Rsmpssor. Corner 81 Fourth and Ca Street.
guly13dJna
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

Rtuseg Is city scatcorrf w Htf ,.ss#
ne-ses and other garbage = len lsia ia.>e
around = camp. the ucneefafef sffssfisr
writes and -Nss Oar sf@s e sgsn stsa-
ming the ueenetre.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

cs>. Nilros. "a a reccrf s,ccrh at
Wheeling. NirEinla. Sad that AZ the late
Bal. Ran battle The kehels ani sac FEEDER
ais tsoth commence rnauinE az thr same
tine IA different tisrccteos. The kcbcis ais
covered tbs fact before &c Gi1 rhsy
cams hack the next dsv Wc1.lu tsn.i Ties
slain a victory.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

ME- Sold Eoery,rh-ve ~
All wMoirsAis DRUaaisTs ia tn, large oiiie..
Some 81 fc
WHOLESALE Agents in Nep York City
shlereln Brothers Il Co Harral. Rlsl.y kitchen.
b. A. Fabne-tock, Hnii Bush. Gale Robinson.
a. Co. N. Yard Close A G.
A. X. ID. Sand A Co. McKisson& Robbins.
wheeler Hart. - \ Barnes Co
Jsnles :. a splD~all. D. e. Wells 4 G.
Morgan A Alien. fazaiie. Narsi, 4 Gardner
Hall, kuekel 60. Han, DIXON G.
Thomas FULLER. Conrad Fox.
I. D. Orfis.
oTHEEs.
PHILADELPHIA. Pennsyiranis
7. W D. 81 a CO. Rsbff Shoeinsie - Z Co
y. A fahnesiock c. FIsneb. Richard 60
ASp oTulEs
Boston. Mas
Geo &. Goodwin CO. w.etes q Patisf
y. :. Barr g. John wil-on. g.
sxD oFHsks.
Also. all wsofssNY Dsreeigrs ~
Chicago. Ills.
~. Louis. Mo.
Detroit, Mich.
Louisville. kY.
Cincinnati. oh.o.
Pittsburgh. "a
Buffalo. y !.
.s,p
Drugssis Groo~t. siore.sep-r- sf Retailers. esn-
~fsii, IN aiiCsunfry rowns'rsd VILLAGES.
l.. Il.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17
PUBLIC SALE.

Public Sale of Unclaimed Raesnre.
GENERAL PASST NsfIi STATION.
lfenp- li.rff. Sept 80. lsof
an THURSDAY. THE 3nlli
~ Ia, 81 ostoher a. n o'cock A. a.. VIII D. .rli
Al public sale, the fnlloviug ir. - .isIu.ft
baggage unless called foi pistfA.
sals and charge. paid 81
niaek Trunk
"TuA AR r. y. check W 60
Iusssi Trunk
I Green lAask itais.
canvas lisnf inN AMI shawl
7 Ruudle,
Hn-seit liant Trunk,
Leather Saddle Eags,
I small lioN.
% BLACK oil Iloih Carpet sath..
S Plush Carpet Sack
ShaNis.
r faraeols.
Terms - sale CASH. rs eff,l,
noleH. STATION Na.fsf
Sept "a. dim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

To Nv on Friends ard Patrons a. T',rT,-
HaHfc.
Ia. RlcHsrpSo>, Who sucoecds myself and brother
Dr. s. u Ssuu. In the pfactic Of nensstry IN feffe
fsufe = graduate e both NxnicINE and bfe1fSfEs,
and Tor the past five YEAR professor II Mechanic
Dentistry w the Ohio College Of nenial frrgtf' o.
Cinclrlrn
Having known ~. Richardson fer several ysafs.
eetr test nfens - hs eminent qualifications ~ a.
eff branch If hls profession srd 10 bis worth a.
gentleman. snd ch,cifuliy recommend him 10 All %
hN eia tfetes in both -ocisl aud professional g.
l",.N, sia hopt ih4l taf .ur liberal patronage
vii be W.toNct 80 hhn thar VS. Given me- dufir.
my residence ricrl elsn.
ffpIs.
y A. SMITH
CINCINNATI ONO. sept lSs9
TN undersigned Ia taking leave II his man. per
sonal friends AND patfous. o. Whom he would heIsl,
cypress his obligations see the hocrai paironaee
confdence and sociai courtesics he has Or sewers
years received. and with whom lee regrets 20 sslct
a most pleasant professional and social relation
desires "a rcccommcd % confidence and couriess
his frlsni and saoce<sor Prof. ,. R,hafd-ca u
therefore most chrerftly endorses The above in ~
respects. ;. u. SMITH,.
Sept. II. din
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

"Cosiar's" RAT. Roach. DC. EfiermiHaior.
"Coaar's"
"Cosfar's" Bed bsq Egferminafor
"Cosfars1
"Cosfar's" Electric Potc,ler for IBsecis. DC.
In 2sc soc. and 81 90 no,e, Bottles and flasks, :
aud as Sizes FOR Pia citations. siips. Eoaf~.
Hofsls etc.. &c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

oulcs On Ohio sireci, between 81 and 9Th street,.
TERRE-HAUTR. IND.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

IMTOIt Nm 10 NVIJITsINo,
We cali the attention OF all having relations or
friends n the army to the fact that "Hoonand's
German Btter's" will cure nine-tenths Of the dis
eases Induced by exposures and prvatons incident
10 camp fe In the lists Published almost daily In
the newspapers the arrival OF tho Sick II will be
noticed that very large proportion suffering
from debility. Every case Of that kind can be
readily cured by Hollands Germas Htters Dis
eases resulting from disorders OF the digestive or
gans are speedily removed. We have no hesitation
in stating that, II these Bitters were freely used
among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives might be
saved that otherwise viii be lost.
We call particular att ention 70 the following re
markable and we'll authenticated cure u Il the
nation heroes, whose life, TO use his own language
has been saved by the Biitsrs.'-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17
MssIER LANES ROBINSON.
Mr. John ROBINSON.

Just rciurued from abroad. the
Principal Equestrian ia the world,
The naked herso champion-in all
his wonderful achievements.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

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VvosN's Al,A,aacyNS w,N
,,>re Sv>s\N>.N0s, SV.So,ws.
Svw,ses, OlA Sosss, WsoS-
Ness OK SNl\}WsSs W Ns
Ao>.>NS.
VvosN, t,NNNsNAcNA w>,N
cave NNy ,AosN oastlNoNe
N0oAocN>c ~ ySsecn MAN.
Ntes.
Vvosss. A,.l,,Ae>>k IVAN
cNse N,ovyNAcA, t,>lseu ~.
Aosss yvo~N y..>s ~ y,ytseu
AvoVNs once AZ Ns,>o Mo,>vs.
Vvosks A.Nl>,NNcs.S ~ VNo
Vov,Aev's N,NNeAN.
Vsost's AN,N,>>seN,N w>,AN
cave t.Nc N,s.k>,Nv.
NsoA tAAe SoNNovN>,>N9.
steity q
Nv. NvosS. Ns0s S,v: I.
Nove ,AsN c,,v, \ 0n~Ac0sv
" V,stv\a ">N = ~osse ~
Nl,xNe, >vltn 0AAg Not\Ne ~
..NA.sNk ...<N>.N.t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

CAUTION To prevent The public from
being imposed upon hy SIM ions AID Hghiy Pegpi-
ci0ns Ilnifaf.0Hs, a new lah'i has leen prepared,
bearing a fccSintfc 81 tbr fropfetor's signature.
Examine each boss bciia. or flask carefully before
purchasing aud take urfhiHl huf 'fo>fnrfs 4"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17
ARDsaI.AiI.

IN his great four horse Demon At
Tie elegantly fimrd. snd leauii.
fully marked. aud highly trained
tfa4f..ara l..f.l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

So tAat the srnssare q -. n JACKSON
"a th~ wrspp-r = ssck botiie.
ffiscipsi 0slce sis1 Msnnfscterv. Sa. eli Arri
Street JoSFS Evans
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

%At each cNhihitiosi. viii enact HE
= finely arranged and wonderfully
IL ~ .---.L....-....-.--
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-17

IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.

,nYIrmA. Jane .. lsd2.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
Letter from the Eighty.fsurth Regi-
Tnent.
HEApouARTFEs SirH REGIMENT, IND VoIs J
Co. l.. Camp near Halle tshurs. kv..
November ~ 1860 \

UEApQUARTERs SirH REGIMENT, IND VoIs !
CO. l. Camp near Halle tsbure. Nv.
November ~, 1862 \
EDIToR SENTINEL: | now take this opportunity
OF informing yon, and our numerous friends, oi
the Whereabouts aad health OF the c4llI
~ regiment tlreS, parade on the
eve of the 18th We received the intelligence that
Col Tru>ier WAS "a lie che, al AMI res, ccied as
the comnanieg OF the brigade. w also nc, ei, e,l
Orders to be read. next morning, The l4th. at 9
q clock. 90 march from GuyaudOtle The boSs
OF the SIN would have sent up q shout thea. had
they been allowed: but when the companies were
al their quarters. then the boys sent up shout
long to lie remembered by the regimentai officers.
A. the day passed away and night came on. The
BOYS serenaded headquarters ia honor of The
Colonel. The Colonel being absent, the bows
were addressed by Lieut. Colonel Ohr. His al
dress was brief, but il sank deep into the hearts
ot the hearers. Il was almost impossible for
him to spesk-being cheered at almost every
word We were also addressed bv Major Neif
who j. a hne man lie was also loudly cheered
We think good deal OF our officers and we
viii stand by them until death -enarites u.
We leit GUvaudo,,e on the morning Of the
llth aud nnrchei down the river Nothing OF
Importance truspi.ed along tie road worth, of
publishing, unless Il Is the good order we observed
in marchug We lay IN camp one dav when the
q
The OHIO bows are not NJ all pleased with the
idea OF going np the indy; they were up there
last winter, and give il a bard maine IL j. i'm
possible 10 express he JOY 81 tie b,ys OF the
S-ith when they found Out that they were not 10
- "a the Sandy vet, because sTe in hopes
ihaf when the Colunel rrnies back he las gone
60 ludauapoli>) he sill take u down the Ohio
instead of up Tie Sandy We are IN camp on the
bank, Oi the Dino and Sandy rivegs. aud i = a
vest healthy ctmp. We are close g. the town Of
Ctietier. Kenu Ky This is iown of about
2.Sio O. SON inh h.ttnt- This town Is ike
great many other towns in ID Ae-thcre beng
many - e>h sYmpatn zeIs and a number II
Uu.ou PIE "a the lace
IL a person Nas To- stand and watch the head
quarters. re could zee th-t Ire Leutenlni Col
oucl and VI jur we've buy writing rss-es ior I'D.
IT lie CO.oue! os " iior ask them .av questions.
the, become excited AID shake a. ,l,oash theg
bad the agGe aud such sights led the bows To
believe that they are not truc snd are afraid to
give ATTY information OF the rebels We are look
green backs, a. ne are all ous ef money hat we
ceived our money
We with 10 inform our friends through vou
that We are all wei. ana could hot have been put
under ans better officers The health Of tue re-
inleai ia general (, good
II has been cloudy with rain flr two or three
DAYS j raiprd last Gigbt-it was a bad uigh
meet ,hrse Things WHO wouldn't be sola.efl
would / ASH soldier, aud q friend TO the Sen
iinsl Ysars respscttully. Ont
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

The Telegraph this morning states that General
RosGcRASs has ordered the arrest OF the Editor
OF the New Albany I.edger for violation OF the
57th article OF var. The special ofIense Of the
Ledger Is the publication of the particulars of the
Mississippi expedition under Gen. McCLERSAND.
From whence did the Ledger get is iniormatons
Ia must have ob,ained Il from some officer con-
nected with the Army OF the Mississippi; from
thoroughly acquainted with all the ar
engagements and plans of MoCLtRSASp's expedi-
ton While the Ledger may be guilty OF VIC
lating the 51th article of war in publishing that
information j. the iniormer any less deserving
OF censure OF punishment IL the Government
cannot restrain is own officers from making
known its -ecret-. certainly there - much
consistency in letting them escape punishment
aud visiting vengeance upon the press tor pub
fishing Information which they we're willing aud
ready To divulge This il the first arrest OF an
eiitor in indiana. but il j. not case OF political
or party prescription The alleged oiIense is an
infracton OF the article of war which iolbids
giving information OF military movements TO the
enemy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

We see BY the papers that the drsf has been
perfect farce in Connecticut and that in other
se~ England States IL has been but imperfectiy
enforced. or entirely omitted. How is thisl
Ohio. Indiana. Wisconsin. aud other Western
States. have had the draf. enforced With a ven
eeance. and even the Little townships in arrears
have had 20 PONY up" their quota The New
England States aided TO bring this war. aud
helped JEFF. DAVIS TO fire ihe Southern heart, "
aud yet the Yankee rapscaIlions are allowed to
sseak OUT Of he by the favor Of this Abolition
Administration. We suppose LINCOLN is afraid
to offend their high ms-hiinesses. NJ they are
the only friends he has left--the only ones to
which he owes allegiance. We trust the free
press will keep the conduct of these recusant
New Englanders fresh IN the minds OF the people.
They are utterly opposed 10 even an honorable
peace With the South, ard utterly opposed to
doing their shase of ihe fighting. Such persons
deserve the scorn Of mankind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
From the Springfield Rep
he Crimson tree.

Ipased through the W DDS one autumn day,
And watched The flashing glory
OF cak aisd walnut. and MAJ pie and FIR,
And needed tacir dening sioly.
The sermon they preached wa, searching and de p;
1 the beauty Of their train.
The giitfcr.ng hUcs on the mo.ntain steep,
llashCd the troubled thoughts again.
Iiciur worthy of Artist divine.
Where spsndo- heapod on sperdor.
Where lshinc,s with da X, where sonber with gay
Where rccks and LEAKAGE tender
Who're blue and green, and golden. and brown,
Melt INFO arti is dream.
And this pictured temple. myriad hucd.
Reared on the faned sod,
Made M inv rdy murmur, in cceni> subdued,
Its luih.er ana Maker Is Gcd."
A. L., ked saw the color of blood:
One II G vi h crimson dye
Reached upw.rd above the colorcc food
Aud touched the Gentle sky.
Yet twas a hue from Gods own and,
l>truch had -ei IL there
Who never could impose Him elf command
TO ireauI lair.
And 80 when look another scene,
The blessings o lgme aud Land,
The flashing, golden, myriad iints,
The sflrfdoTS on every hand.
And see Tho solemn crimson blood,
I, blends W ti the hs~hing glory,
AMI Gods WI pencil throws Hood
rf light s,ddening story.
And though We sometimes III aud weep
At the ciinlSoned waters flowing,
At The criin.eued leaves on the mountain side,
AZ the oued sod growing;
Yet ihi, blending Of tints, this b,r with gay,
Reveals the h. M OF the Lord,
AMI W. gladly yet al splemny say,
Its Maker an. Builder i~Ged =