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ing into Gen. Lees hands Tor the last seven
weeks. All that the Administration has done
during That time has been lust what Gen Lee
wished done In Gen McCielan's hands had
been properly strengthened Immediately after the
battle Of Aniietam. 20 that he could have al
vsnced At once against Gen Lee. and done then
what be Is attempting 70 DO nov, there might
have been -ome hope of results But he MAS
not 90 strengthened The golden moments
passed away from "a. while Gen Lee and the
rebel Governments emples ei them ~ constructing
three military road, and in collecting and taking
10 Gordon vile the immense stores aud prOdue
tions OF the Shenandoah valley s. .s So
AT this late season General Mcclellan il ex-
pecied 60 make a campaign amid mountain
gorges. where, even in the summer. military ope-
rations would be attended With insuperable diff.
cultes. but where. in the winter. they are simply
impossible.
There is another idea of which the public mind
ought to be disabused as soon as possible. Great
pains have been taken to produce the impression
that all that Was necessary 70 bring on a general
engagement was for army march tow ards
the rebels. Never was there a greater mistake
IL - idle 20 deny that the Of the last four
months have demonstrated that Gen Lee i mas
ter Of the art OF war. One of the principles upon
which that art il founded consists in avoiding
battle whenever il IL desirable TO do So II has
been desirable for the rebels to do so ever since
the battle of Antiefam IL IL desirable for them
To draw our army as far away from Washington
a. poss lie aud near TO their line Of defenses on
the Rappahannock a they can.
IL is in Gen Lees power to decide whom and
where he will bght, and no General on our side
even If he had advanced against him month
ago, could have fOrced him Ia fight except At his
Lee } own time, and on ground of bis own
choosing. liz will be so now The battle II
one takes place. will be fought just where Gen
Lee wishes it to be, and not until he is ready
This is fact tor which no one is or can be to
blame When we make war in an euemy's coun-
try. We have 10 accept all the conditions of war
Aud il IL one of these conditions, and an imper
alive one. that m army occupying the position
held by Gen. Lee. can not be forced to fight tn
til thew wish TO do so. or until they have retired
10 their base
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at which the hear, of every sincere Chri~sisn
shu'iders, the Rev. Henry Ward Beefher. in his
pulpit on SUNDAY. week ago. urged his hearers
10 vote for Wadsworth. and with refinement OF
blaSphemy, desired them ca "rsst their ballots
towards the Throne of GOdlr We did not hear
u. bat as i has been reported ia the sermon. aud
widely published without contradiction. We are
compelled To believe the report and accept
tbs as specimen Of tie religion of radicalisn
We vii not pause 10 speik of the solemn fact.
that ~ sry one Il red rhmk the impi01s
thought thus suggested the imyaety has been
visited on him. aud the ballot has fallen back
from the presence Of the Judge OF all Bot we
may well pause in wonder before the audacity,
the profanity Of this political speech in pulpit
BY an enthusiast His sin j. the sin that de-
stroyed the son Of Aaron, kindlng the Goals in
his censor with strange fire. IL i no word of
God that be breaches. This is no Divine gospel
that ne teaches. This is no glad tdings 10 men
that he spreads Ii can have but one explana-
ton or word of excuse, and that is. that the
preacher Is so accustomed 10 use "strOng Ian
guhge that Il does not appear To his mind as
shocking as IL does To the religious community
and even TO the irreligious Ioin who venersle s
the word of God and remembers u e h ri m
mrndment Certainly no man can attempt TO
defend the language Some men are profane
from habit, and the habit grows so fixed that
they are unconscious Of the sin Let us trust
that this repronf will be sufficient direct the at
teniion OF the preacher and the editor of the
grosSness of the sin and the badness of che ex-
ample IN Y Jour. Of Cam
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Two more of the political prisoners who have
city for several weeks were yesterday released on
account OF the insuaiciency Of the charges
against them. DIR. THEoDoRk Horror and Hon.
ID. SLArER, as pure patriots and as true friends
of the Government rs be found in Indiana.
are sgsin permitted 90 walk fort. as freemen
But few days ago the Administration
organ in this city, in an article a col.
umn long insisted most positively that
DR.. HoRroS had uttered reasonable sentiments
and Vas guilty Of 'disIoyal practices" in discour-
aging enlistments. IL stated that the evidence Of
guilt was sustained by unimpeachable and highly
respectable witnesses But the Government Off
cais after a close scrutiny Of the charges against
him and the evidence upon which they were
found. babe him go free. Here is another iustra-
ton Of the partisan dishonesty and unscruraIous.
ness OF the central organ of the Republican party
Of Indiana. There is no degradation to which
II will not stoop to crafty Its party vim
dictiveness- This is evident that its detrac-
tom no longer have any consideration or iniu-
cnce. and the public attribute them to its malig
nifty, However great the deprivation and incon-
venience the confinement has been to Messrs.
SLArkR and HoRroS. their triumphant aequittal
from the charges against them. originating solely
10 partisan malice. is no less gratifying to their
friends than IL must be to themselves. How long
will the Administration countenance these acts
Of injustice and tyrannyf There certainly can
be no occasion or justification for these arbitrary
arrests in Indiana. and no good can possibly come
from them.
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Those who are not acquainted with the reign
Of terrorism are unable to comprehend Why it
was that Republicans were elected 10 Congress
from Missouri. The recent elections in that
State in most instances were farce. The re-
sults do not indicate the political sentiments of
majority Of its citizens The Federal military
authority being supreme in the State. the terror
ian OF the Administration surpassed that by
which Louis Napoleon was elected Emperor of
France. We append an example Of this terror
Inn. IL appears that in each comfy in Missouri
are certain Federal military officers known as
assessors. In Marion county these military asses
sors issued a handful, upon the threshold Of the
election. addressed to the people. in which they
say;
The Sub Committee Of Assessment for Marion
county has been appointed by Gen. Merrill. and
the work OF Ievying and collecting will immedi-
ately commence
Parties whose loyalty has been ia the least
peefrd heretofore Will now fluid il very difficult TO
escape assessment. unless they can show a record
s"gaesfioaabiy and unsqairoeaiiy for the GoUern-
mtnf--sasfaiaing u IN ALL IFS measures for put
ting dosca The rebellion To pofe tor opposed
~ the policy OF the Government is a disloyal act
Every such voter places himself on the disloval
list. and becomes proper subject for farstioa
der the following orders. You. then, who would
escape taxation must roie rieht on Tuesday, A
word to the wise Is sufficient.
Elsewhere We give an exposure OF the terrorism
which was practised in Delaware. The border
slave States are especially selected for these ex-
hibtioBs OF terrorism for the reason that their
people are comparatively helpless. And il must
not be forgotten that these outrages have the
sanction OF the Administration. Nothing but the
fear OF consequences prevented a resort to similar
extremetes in all the States where elections have
been recently held.
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us vsspis q IAs sssie q laxl-sa earnestly
sas,-d assemble tAeir respective churches and At
THURSDAY. THE 37TH DAT OF NOVEMBER, 1881.
70 return thanks - Almighty God for the manifold
sssssssss n> bestowed upon them during the past
year. end 10 pray Him IN his mercy II aver, from our
beloved country lie evf. BY which Is deeply
smscssd. n s their duty humbiy 70 sekno~iedse the
many hssrs bestowed BY HIs hand and asr entire de-
psnd<sc> upon His Providence fr cevercnce from the
svl. b. which lhsy are suffering Il Is their duty to
bray Of armies. for the suppre
e hss wicked rebeiien and the preservation Of
osvsrnnsni. that the lives Of brave olers may be
SCARED and thst they be returned IN safety their
homes; that the hearts Of people may be Inspired
With rerfscf confidence In the ultimate success Of
just cause, and that minds II all men may be swak
snsd 70 clear comprshenson Il the mighty Interests
sor Nh struggling only 20 ourselves but 70
postsry And they should especially pray that the
Divine WI may pat the hearts Of the people
provide for and proteei the families Of gallant sol
diers and preserve them from all and neglect 70
cherish shd cnuSs with seduisus the orphans and
eroken-hearted widows and parents Of such a have
fallen In the Geld or persisted BY disease IN the camp
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
Il :. hAnd snf AIMED the seal q the fnd-
~ annapolis this lIth day Of November, 1854.
OLIVER p. MORTON,
800. Governor Of Indiana
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TRuSSES. &C.

Sole Proprietor an Manufacturer 81 the Hard Rubber
rr-iSs, un3cr Ri-r's & t;raly,.a-'s Patents
The ilIr.i Rirr Truss rnise ai,l superior to all
others IN The l1llwing RESPECTS W never break rlit
cne. gall or blister: &c male still lin!-r vii
cnre Hernia Il y'arS' Standing jcs pr.~s inure
the corl, and j aaays clean and gml rs urv.
Patients can l~ accurately nri Nv s.itlinc siz. IN
Inches srsaini issiy Ia lire - rI,,'nrc
EEFERENcES is to slIEri rty otiscrs The fol-
loving only arc Offered: piuN Msi arinclnm and
Parker, NewI"rk; rrufs ,:o-'ar.i and Aa.w IiadrI-
phia: DIR. r. J'aan s'Irse"n t;cn'ral l,ur,-, Wash
ington Prots Rriirrl fr,-'r, Rsn Aiplr,us and la.
vs. Chicago; DIR. W"lcfit. MlwniAre Nis
Manufactured ari Dealer in Slrsll,r Traces Ahoul-
ina snlIortcrs SIX and Gotten EiaSc Stnckn,,s for
varico- veins. SusIsnsry Blplae,-s, &c.. &c.
DR. WILLOWS PATENT ARTIFICIAL IFC; man.
featured 10y {. stafford has many advantages all
others and a evidence II such II has r,ct,c ell the
hrS premiums at the United States Fairs under the ex-
animation Of the hest IN country
ti"n received from rubber cord (which will never
break giving great preference over the spiral spring
used in other lnls
Send stamp for pamphlet Post Office Box 1855
Dr. Seeing will be AT the Bates House for a few DAYS
Gall and examine for yourselves. n~vl4-f
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Cash 10 be Made ut New York or
Philadelphia.

We copy the following from the Philadelphia
Inquirer:
Gen Cameron, who has just arrived at New
York from Europe. confirms the statement that
the rebels are building three formidable iron clad
rams in the British shipyards. and repeats the
warning that these vessels are intended TO make
dash az our chief Atlantic cities
The returning Russian Minister expresses sur
prise that New York does not more fully appre-
ciafe the danger of an attack, and suggests that
the Notifications about the city should be imme-
dl"tely attended To. Ii this is applicable 10 New
York. with her harbor protected by a dozen fort,
and bri-tling with guns. what will we say about
Philadelphia, with her one tort and her Mud.
bank" upon which she relies for protection
against the powerful engines of modern maratime
WARP
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~ registered package mailed nj the
Ne~ York ONCE. few DAYS 20. the postage on
shirh. prepaid By stamps. amounted o. Sl2c II.
IL Was addressed 90 London. and the eontents
sere stated by the senders 70 be Of fbs value Of
S7o0.0oo
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EST RAY.

STRAYFD FROM CAMP CARRINGToN on THE
- 9th day Of NOvembe sorreI horse about sixteen
hanas high, rather heavy shOd all round and had on
whenhe left black leather halter with the strap
on. liberal reward will be paid any information
leadingto his recovery. Address
LIEUT. VAUGHN. Co. u. 5th Cavalry,
Camp Darlington, Indianapolis, Ind
novl3-d3t
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Special Notice.

10 ADVERTLSERS.-AH Advertisements taken far
specified time and ordered out before ne expiration
ofte time specified srH1e charged tie reguEar ratns
forthe slnsf MP % TIE time They ake order1do nf
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or these it i likely the Republicans will elect
3 IN Vermont. 2 ia New Hampshire and . in
Connecticut.-msking- in all: while the conser-
satSes will elect The remainder-29 IN number
This will make the next House stand thus: Con
servstve-. IO7: Republicans. sI-eonservative
majority. 20 The present House is divided as
follows: Conservative. II: Republicans. lU7--
Republican majority. SO.
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ST RAYED
m N nsE To O.xDE.x.

At No. 3s West Washington 81.
LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FOR
n sale cheap, eHs as0r East q the Palmer hO1se.
s-Pso-sfs 4. LINZ
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Conservative. Republican.

Ia the present Congress. the delegations from
the above sixteen States stand as follows: Con
Servauves. IS: Republicans. So
The following States have yet 10 elect Con-
gressmen:
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PRICE ADVANCED The leading book publish
ers OF New York have advanced the trade price
OF their books from 10 to % per cent. on account
OF the increased cost OF printing paper
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sprsr eurr-spnsenee 81 TIE chie.so Times.
FROM a~hsngton.

So~sfody 10 Blame for not taking Richmond
suits Of N, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Gen
Maeheirs Desfk-Efsefs Of The Maekiaafisns
Of Gen MsCleiiss's Eae,aits--No Bsnle r,ll
b. Fsagh until Gen Lee u Ready. DC dc
"a .sur~arax N.x...f...
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FOR SALE.

For Sale Low for Cash.
4 LOT UPON CIRCLE STREET. ALoT NEAR THE
~ Blind Asylum. and = House AID Lot the Blind
Asylum. MCKERNAN 4 PIERCE,
novl5-d2w Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

The Next House OF Representatives.
The fcIlowing statement exhibits the political
character of the members already elected to the
next House Of Representatives:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

M ERICH ANTS wing the State Pair would do well
WI 10 call aid examine the above goods ~
kU6Ek CALDWELL.
iel3 62-ddwly IS Fast Washing On Il.
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MUSIC MUSIC. MUSIC

We publish hundreds Of different piecrs Of Music
large humber being by the fr>t masters IN the musical
Rocks rasi>icaf in
select Band Music he Day SchOot Bell sur
day Schoo Bell Ms and 2. Patriotic Song Book Harp
of Freedom, &c.. &c cur TALDssUE, Wiki j. TrE-
all who send for IT, contains list
81 all varieties 81 mnsc, sith prices attached No
lady IN the country should be withcu' Orrrs By mail
eNpIe~s promptly filed and faithfully executed a.
though the person ordering present. Remit money
in a registered letter or by express.
hOlAaCk WATERS. agent.
-7-6or No AL Broadway, SY
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MUSICAL.
PIANOS.
$3.50.

NEW sevsn-oetavs Pianos, in roseSood cases. iron
~ frames, an over.,trung bass for ESQ., with mould
ings, cleo: with mouldi' g. carved legs. and niad
board, IS. <lsS 5000. and upward; The same. with
pearl key. SIS $3.50. &c The above Pianos though
cheap. excellent. Second hand Pianos AZ $25 s40
wards.
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One or both 81 thm viii always be found at their Office
Nos. 10 and Il New Taib0sts Building. south Of Post
ns-cs s~vl-ass-
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Hon. The AGENTS Of he r drral Administration
Employed The Military 10 Intimidate Voters
and Drire Democrats from the Polls
The following is from the New York World Of
November 3:
, 1862-09-18

Our dttention has been directed several times
during the past two years, 10 the importance o
establishing in or near Steilacoom wooden fac
tory. No one can queetiun the advantage to bt
derived from sieh an establishment, nor the pc.
culiat adaPability Of this place for IT, IN this
county We have the best sheep range to be found
in the Territory, as well as abundant water
power for scores Of factories, Il need be. Large
quantities Of wool are annually shipped from
this county to England, by the Hudson Bay Com!
pany, the manufacture Of which here would be a
source Of profit in a variety Of ways With
these facts before them, q few Of the more enter.
prising Of our citizens are d"sirous Of establish.
ing woOlen factory, il sufficient interest can be
aroused in the minds Of others to accomplish
the purpose.
In Oregon and in California the most success.
ful enterprises Of late years have been the woolen
factories. A few days since, Government paid
to the California factory the sum Of $l50,OOO
for portion Of its fabrics, supplied to the vol.
unteers Of that State. The Oregon factory has
never at any time beer able to supply the de.
mAnd, and Is now, we learn, largely increasing
its power and facilities for manufacture. It's "a.
brics have met with favor far beyond imported
stuffs, and at prices to the consumers much be-
low. The capital required to start the present
factory was very limited; only amounting, we
believe, to some nine thousand dOars-at least
we are so informed BY one who seemed acquainted
with its history. The results Of this undertak.
ing, on these small means, have been Of the ut
most importance not only to the immediate Vi
cinity Of the factory, but TO the State at large.
Now here Is an enterprise, citizens Of Pierce
County, which promises handsome return for
the investment Of limited capital, and q mate
rial improvement, directly and indirectly, in the
value Of your real and personal property. II
would affect bensHcially the property Of every
man, but more especially the poorer farms Of
the cOunty-thOse which, though admirably cal
cuated for sheepFaisng. are scarcely ct for any.
thing else. Under the inAueneeof wooden. Iac.
tory, convenient 10 al, these would attain value
almost or quite equal to our best bottom lands.
A more favorable time than the present for an
undertaking Of this character will never arrive.
Let d be started, thsns We believe we have en-.
tsFpFise enough and capital enough among our
citizens % establish such factory IS is demanded,
and We sincerely hope that early steps win Be
taken 10 that end gu grimltii assvab ge
, 1862-09-18
PUGET. SOUND Herald.
= sTETLACooM ". t.
1hursday Morning. Sept. 1s, 1862.

RuRoPEAH -GaFibaldi has opened the
bsIl On The continent and Francs, Spain and Aus
tEiA are dsIbsFating upon the PrOPriety Of taking
part IN The dance, which promises 10 engage
their attention or some months &c not longer.
England promises 70 assume the attitude Of .
spectator only; meanwhile having . aearS that the
dnnssa don't tread On her cOrnG On the 25th
q August, GaFibaldi and portion Of his FOL-
lowers IA Catania on two steamers, and landed
saftly 4 MiIita in CalabIiA Several towns bad
pFoloaneOd IN his hvOF, and he seems likely 70
dlEsEt ihF some time the attention Of Europe
from the eivI var aging IN our oSn country.
When he news becomes sufficiently exciting 70
justly Il WeshaIl treat our readers 70 an accA
siuual diIh of l. ala
, 1862-09-18

HoL4nWAE's OnrnEsl AND PmEa.-Throat
Affections all cases Of relaxed, inllamed.
and ulcofated threats, safety may always be 81
cured By rubbing HolloWnys Ointment upon
the glands under The lover jaw. lis curative
powers may Be accepted without doubt o. Dis.
trust. II DiptheFia The most marked success
has attended its use. n cases where the disease
ways Ointment Cts 4 we'll lor children's m
menti, where internal medicines can with dillls
Guilty b administered. When Pills cannot 81
swallowed without pain, they should bo reduced
% powder, and used coliointly with sho Oint.
ment whose cooling, soothing and horlipe hc.
lion they sugncnt By tlslrPurieyins powers
, 1862-09-18

OF DR l. J. CIAFKAT already secured IN poslton h,
places It. lie proprietor, far above the assau1 of en
professional malice. In the schools France the hvS.
pFses oen awarded to practitioners In thil deDHY
Of medical science, and they occupy with others an souS
oiy position In the profession. ReoFd an luGiTions
ample, shining light among the philosophical star ~
age In Europe, and Dr. CEapkay has fully equaled hin i ~
country; proof Of which, tha PhllndelphIn G.n.sl
Medicine eompimsned him with Diploma and the 6oass
dd eRden degree Selecting this his AsId oI opsSs,
although qualified graduate Of the UnIVerS,v N p
and the late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian RSvoln
army, for extended aboTs. Dr. l. j. CEapkaV hss
his earnest attention To the Of chronic ana pTiSSa. ~
eases in which he has become eSt expert ihSi ~
now regarded the leader In this bFaDeh Of M
throughout the United States, and his portrait and
are publshed as matter Of interest TO their reader N ~
exclusive journals The Doctors OOeS are Al NJ Hsl
and Surgical Institute Sacramento street. corner of
dora nearly opposite the building Of the Pacific MS e.,s
ship Company. S.sAA'
~ We ash the particular attention Of our r.,a.,, a.
sworn certificates Of remarkable cures another eoiu
this paper. -"a "
DR., czAPKAYS private Medical snd surrs,,i t0,,,
tute on Sacramento street, below MontRomerv
Pacific Mall eteamshlp Company once ean Ffaneco ~
uhless he effects . cure. o"etauea
~ Persons not Wishing TO lose time In eorTe,Dona....
please enclose DIN their sttsr and they V ri mn,Ss
Address l. J. CZAPKAY Nm
prom San gFanellco, Cai
, 1862-09-18

Cams conr.-D Decidedly y most p.iassble
mes q s1nsueoFn We have haA ihls season came
Iasi week From DE garden of M Chnl Rsean.
in ihs upper town. Il vas of ihs s1sss uhi,s
Fallslg, % grains lasss. and seemingly rsady %
hprl. sllb ihlir milky substance. For boiling
q ths s,r' hr abs lua, 4 entirely throsn Il ths
shaia'any eorn - ever irslsd. Thank you,
Chsrlsy. s
, 1862-09-18

YEAsr PpWBEus- Every houseksspsr knows
how dificull / is 70 make good bread, and ws
therefore iaks pleasure IN calling attention % the
fact that % insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious bread, Il is only necessary to use
RedingtoR 4 Co.'S Yeast Powders, which in every
respect excel AZ similar preparations ever offered
% the Publi1. See advertisement in another
column.
, 1862-09-18

"A Lnr1 BIsn 70 NAEEnE--rhs Carson City
Giur ~ shgsaici1l he ici that fruit Was 70
c.a1I 1I1usi4 . llnf plaes b wagons from
r1'r|s f4o hnndEci ui'l1 iisinnii Apples that
ucs carried thil distance were psddlld IN Carusn
oiy q a. iAls q .Il b. abiL q iuii ehn b
ntan ihh dsnn11 % market By CaIiorn'ans.
aa1 probably disposed q q he above rll1. uo
- 10 rlllon Wy lhs fuiteFoseu q he c..
lunbia River. nDd he inlsrmedals country.
stoald noi bring ih,ir iruil oysr lhe Monile,llo
rn,d % he Sound, uhsrs 4 IS always IN good
d,uaut q rrissI lniis ~ % he csrsun City
rln1i1ri