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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15

Amy Commissaric=, the coffee after being
Drowned, l. TO b. cooled before icing packed.
This, conflicting tie urgency of tie ease. wa
too slow process, when done in tic ordinary
way: So to facilta'c i. affer the coffee was dis-
charged fsom tn cylindeT. cold water appli-
ed T. il, in proportion Of buckle 10 the bag,
which expedited the cooling business amazingly,
and the inventor reioiced greatly as II increased
bis business largely, his customers soon ascer-
tanning that there was great advantage derived
from the new discovery, there being an absorb
inc as well a an evaporaiing process, consequent
upon the application Of tie water. and for This
reason some Of the browners refused to adopt
the new cooling process, regarding IL incon-
sistent with fair and honorable dealing. After
some time il occurred To the Government Agv mt
that, probably. the weight Of the coffee was
increased somewhat by he water cooling inven-
ton. and af er mature delibcTaiiOn and careful
consideration. arrangements were made TO test
it, when il was ascertain ed that the increase was
equal to sixteen pounds per bag = leading TO the
inevitable conclusion that the Govcrnm Mt had
been paving for SIXTEEN pounds of coffee per bag
above what was embarrassing the bills about
ten per cent.-CIa. Price Current.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
For the Indiana State sentinel.
Card from 4 nd &c Eckef~.

EDIroR SENTINEL: y f.iend has just placed
in my hand he Duly .>tIfe journal of the 18th
inst. in which IL notices article of The Sentinel
In relation TO the viii of Colon.l Puegt aud nv
self TO your city to see Governor Morton and
obtain leave OF him 10 raise volunteers in the
eth Congressional District for nine months in
steal Of drafted militia. l no.ige the journal
Article, not 10 reply 10 lis ungenerOus and un
genflcmanly personalities, but 20 defend all con-
cernei in il against tic charge of bad faith.
There i in this region of the State prejudice.
to say the least, against drafting while the regui
site number Of men can he obtained by voluntary
enlistment This feeling is common TO all PARTIES
excc,,t Of those nos subject To the drafs.
Under this state of things Col. Puett and nv
self wee deputel to the Governor Ii. received
e, kiniiy-acard u respectfully, AMI at the con-
clu ion said TO Us that for the present he could
not accede 10 our wishes.
Tne reasons o.iercd by u, and those given Us
BY the Cove nor, A. not necessary Ia my present
purpose TO be stated. The proposition was made
in good faith by all concerned in il, and was con-
sidered in n manner worthy Of the Governor of
the Sac. l am, therefore, a unwilling that
the Governor should be misrcpresented a. to be
so treated myself
noice the Journal article for the purpose of
saving if the offer We made was not in good
faith-or IL the offer was impossible for Us 20
perform, a the Journal charges, land / do not
believe that the Governor countenanced either OF
them II J. easy la demonstrate i by giving u
the Assurance that if raised they will be accepted
This Is the only fair way 10 te>t il. Come, gen
fiemen. put n TO the proof If YOU doubt IL.
repeat the otfer-lf the Government will ac-
eept them. we will raise. by voluntary enlistment
rom the 7th Congressional District the quota Of
sotdsers required VI us for nine months aud have
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15

The recent orders of Secretary STANTON, in
regard TO persons fleeing from draft, docs mus
ticc to the loyalty of the people ofthe Northwest.
But very few would attempt TO escape tleir OBJ
liza ions TO the Government by becoming volun-
tary exies from their homes and scarcely any
would thus brand them selves a. towards Those
who would thus act, would be of but little value
on the icld of battle. We want no towards for
soldiers. The object of the Secretary could have
been better accom- )lished, if he had issued an or
der pronouncing all who tempted by flight to
avoid their duty to their country deserters, and
had them treated accordingly The Government
should not have manifested, as this order can be
construed even if not intended, any lack of con-
fidence in the eni c willingness of the people to
cheerfully comply with every call upontheir pa
trioii,m Thus far, certainly, the people ofevery
Safe acknowledging allegiance TO the Govern
ment. have prom .ptly, enthu iastically and gene
roa.ly responded to every rcquisition the au-
thoi les have made upon them. Eesides the
effect of the order will be bad abroad as it will
create the impress ion that tie GoveinmC n; dis
trusts the loyalty of is citizens, such a con-
stgustion will be placed upon it. If the Gov
efam N can n)s tcu its own citizens il certain
" can not hope TO crush out the rebellion.
The people, othe.w wise, have exhibited every con-
fdencc in those representing the Government.
All the men and all the money they have asked
for have been cheerfully given them. Nothing
woulI be refused to crush out the rebellion-to
promptly suppress it--Festore the authority Of
is the earnest wish of every good citizen that
this war should be brought to a successful close
in the shortest possible time, and whatever is nc
ccrsary to thar end we believe would al once, By
voluntary action. be placed at the disposal of
those who have in their control the destiny of the
ma ion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
CONGREGATIONAL nominations.

Hon. DAVID TURPIE is the Democratic can
diiatc for Congress in the Ninth District. Judge
TURPIE is known as one Of the most promising
young men in the State. He has talent, cultiva-
ton. eloquenee, and above all fidelity to the
Constitution and the Union 10 commend him TO
the support Of the voters of the Ninth District.
If they do their duty he will represent them in
the next Congress.
Hon. W. 5. HOLMAN was nominated yester-
day by the Democracy of the Fourth District for
reelection to Congress. But few members OF
the House of Representatives occupy more
prominent position or have displayed more
ability and application in legislative duties. lie
will be reelected by an increased majority.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15

of CURRENCY aud great deal OF inconSenieE ee
exg erietce,l Ia consequence oi short supply OF
small Ifute- which VA ctu-esi by the Oaik~ VIII
draw ~ their ciicHla ton. iearins = Tx uir'u .
The ChiieI = ife- curfeiset = being -eiefait
;aid cut by the bank aud the note oi the Oink-
Of :hl- aud other adjoining States have oeenP'eu
the position OF select currency The ne" issue
o. Government small notes, 80 the stamp cur
renCy. will soon he ready for use. but VIII not
come into general circulation before the TAIL
Ample arrane ements have been made, We notice.
Ia preparing the stamp currency 10 guard against
cOunfereiting and there u no doubt now ia our
mind that this stamp Currency will be found sale
regards cuuntereting. and COM enient as
change. The stamps Hre reieemabie ~ snins "l
I've dollars and upward, in the Be~ ire1Sury
notes, and tile latter are fundabie IA UaIied SIX
per cent. stocks. 80 that all are secured IN the
same IN inner
The following table shows the size and de-
scription of the STAMPS and notes OF all denOm-
nations issued by the Government, winch we
cUpy:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15

them ready in camp by the time the draft can be
male. and all the distinction we viii ak t. that
We shall he known a. vOiunfcers-Dot draf, cd
militia n il /. mn that the Government wants,
this will give them a. well tho draft, and save
the men from whaf i Objectionable TO them-tie
draf. Let the .Jounaf join u in getting the
leave we ak, If IL desires TO prove IL malicious
assertions. or has belief that l. can do so A
draft. for me sake Of The draft NAV be desirable
and II il is, we viii abide il a. well a. Others
but let il never Be said that l. was for the want OF
sol Ii r.. ID. X. EcKELs.
Grecneastle, Aug. Is. 1862.
T. ;. / see You state have a son in the SER
vice now. II this j. so, do not know IT, One
of my sons volunteered, but he i nol in the ser
vice now ID. X. l..
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T reason

In NJ PHrLLIPs's speech on the nero eman-
ciPa ION day ut Abingdon, Massachusetts, he dis
timely said
II, M. Phillips looked uoon the present war,
con la red vi hou; a reasonable object. as total
los If blood AMI treasure. Bitter the South
should 20 today fha losc another life 10 prolong
the war upon the present de estable policy.
The Detroit Free Press inquiries: Why i he
permitted to perambulate the country, making
speeches TO discourage enlistments, when the
Governm n; will not tolerate the least opposition
in other m n H j. doing more to bring the
Administration into disrepute and TO cause the
Puritan element to stand hack from the army
than all other eau e. combined.
Where dill he get his patent TO be a traitor with
im1unity ?