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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
READ THE DOCUMENTS
EXPOSING THE FRAUDS,
ADAPTATIONS AND COHRUPTsONS
or TILE nu r,c.rxrrr ID . nry IN noTrp

OF THE PRESENT PARTY IN POWER.
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vOorhecs,s Speeches
The speeches cf Hen. d. W. voosmxEs upon the fnan-
cal policy and frauds Of the Administration party, and
TO the comments Of Mr. DAVIS Of Massachusetts, These
speeches show from Republican record the expenditures
Of the Administration; The amount Of The public iudebt
edne gross frauds by which that debt has been
Published in pamphlet Of sixteen pages,
and win be furnished at o. per hundred and $40 per
thousand
speech ut richardson, and Address To
the Dem nc racy of the United ~tates-
The speech OF Hon A. RICHARDSON, Of Illinois, ex-
posing the abolition schemes Of negro equality and what
the taxpayers paying for the experiment. In the
pamphlet (of eight pages is the Address Of the
Democratic members Of Congress to the mocracy Of
the United States prepared by the Hon. w A. RrcHARD
sos, the most intimate friend Of Senator DOUGLAS Price
ten cents per dozen hy per hundred. and four
dollars per thousand
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cry voter in INDIANA they discuss in mastery
subjects which have deep interest for every citizen
who desires preserve constitutional liberty and
petaate the Union framed by the Fathers Of the Re-
public.
Speeches should be ordered by Express IL possible
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cnpanied with the cash, will be promptly attended to-
Address,
ELDER, HARNESS & BINGHAM.
Indianapolis, Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

Masonic NoiIcE-There will be a special
meeting of Center Lodge No. D, this Mon
day evening, at II O'Clock, for work.
CHAs FISHER, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

TEA company from Sullivan county in thu
list Regiment has gone into camp at Terr'
Haute
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CAMP NEAR BOLIVAR, TENS.,l
July %. 1862. (

July 70, icO-
FRIEND BEvISs: After many trials and tribu-
lati0ns missing connections, &c. | arrived
at this place week ago to-day. l found my
company in fine Lealth and spirits They have
been on the march almost constantly since | left
and they pretty good at iayhawking, corn
fields. orchards anu p tato aud melon patches
afiorde, them fine side dishes. and kept them in
.ssorts > and with an occasional ''side note in the
shape OF puIlets. they have improved wonderfully
The country from here To Columbus is beautiful
indeed and in the vicinity of jackson and Boil
var is inhabited by very arstocratic set OF peo-
pie who have plenty of niggers and cotton. or at
least they had plenty OF niggcrs until We came;
but Gen. Ross. commander at the post, has taken
about 400 of them work on entertainments
wish YOU could see these cusses NJ work. more
happy and contented set of beings never saw.
They laugh and sing from morning tiil night.
The officers have been irving to drill them to
form in four ranks to GO 10 dinner. but would
lust as soon undertake TO drill mules They can
not count over two. and so they make them JOIN
hands by couples and form in two ranks, and II
thew we're to let loose they would get lost.
They are all bitter SeceSsonsts here. and the
fair damsels instead of ornamenting their pretty
faces with a sweet smile put on an awful scrowl
as they pass US soldiers.
Kiss Hugs barkeeper for me, give my respects
to all NV frieuds and write soon TO your Trend
with the chronic diarrhea.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

20 The Terre Haute Journal says that new
wheat is selling the warehouses in that city at
20 cents per bushel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

e For cakes, pure ice cream, ice drinks and
berries go to Cunuingham's.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
CAVALRY HORSES.
WE ARE DESTROYS OF PURCHASING rxNEDI-
w aiely
1000 Cavalry Horses,

And will pay the highest market price, IN cash We can
be found at Wood Foudrays Livery Stable, Pennsy-
vania street, Indianapolis
BUTT0IPH, SAVER, a CO.,
Government Contract
Norr-we viii contract with persons deliver TO
In specified time from ten horses 20 three hundred.
iyls-d3w y. =. A co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

e8-The Mint is coming two hundred thousand
nickel cents day.
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LII persons knowing themselves indebted to me will
~ please call at their earliest convenience and make
settlement Of same, and oblge II. BROWNING.
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PATENTS.
p A II e N II S

OBTAINED F0R NEW INVENTIONS OF EVERY
U description. Fees contingent suceess No pat
pay for Circular. giving terms. directions
&c. Address AMOS BROADWAY,
novls-dly Patent Attorney. Washington. II. c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

From CAPTAIN FRANK PosEY We give below
an extract from II letter written by Captain Posey
to his friend Alex Stevens. We are sorry TO
learn that the Captain returned 20 duty with his
regiment before his health was sufficiently re
stored for active camp duty and that he is yet
feeble. 81 or well. however Frank Posey is
always cheerful.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE
TOuL1NSON A. CON, Druggists, No.
IL East wash inxton street.
Have been appointed agents for the sale Of
M NDE,s TCSSs LAGO,
THE WONDERFUL GRANULUs, for the cure II Coughs
Colds Throat Bronchitis Wheeling rristob Il the
Uvuia and ToEsils, and Diseases Of the Lungs sold
large boxes Is cts, 81 cts. and 81 each. nisdAwlv
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Brushes! Brushes!

HAA DOZEN Paint and varnish Brushes, Wall
@UO Brushes, Sash Tools, Blenders, Scrub. Shoe,
Horse, Hair Hat and Cloth Brushes Of all kinds al lowest
figures at BROWNING SLOAS's-
jel4-deod&weow3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

DEST American and French Window GLASS; 500 boxes
I'D Window assorted, from sxl0 to 36x6o, in store and
for sale at lowest figures by
BROWNING SLOAN.
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Campaign Sentinel.

The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will be
furnished for Three Months, during the Cam
paign. at
% CENTS a COPY.
r. Send in the names d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04
DRUGS.
N E W FIRM

HAVE associated with me in business Mr.. G. W.
Sloan who has been assistant in the store for a
number OF years past Hereafter the business will be
continued at the old stand under the firm of
BROWNING a. SLOAN.
feel grateful for the liberal patronage which have
receivedtrust by strict attention business and
the of customers merit and retain the
X. BROWNING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-04

q LARGE ard well selected assortment Of Groceries
now receiving and for sale as low as az any house
In the West Country Merchants and City invited
TO examine cur stock. RUGER 4 CALDWELL.
jel3'62-d&wly 65 East Washington Fl.
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CHANCES for Business Hlen.
CopartnercIlip tlotitcs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE is her

C,OPARTNERSH SHIP NOTICE Notice in here
I Inv sis-n that WILLIAM J. GORDON. Who reside. at
r,.,,is,, In the state Of Ohio; NORMAN ~ NTLti'
, rr,id.. ia Brooklyn. IN tho State Of Ncwl OH az"
CHARLES W BilHTON who resides In the cry ard state
If New.Yok have formed limited paner.hp pu''n.'' 10
L nr,vI-,n. of the hoyrd stan'.s oi tho state az sr"
VI G,r tb- bpyins AID selling OF GROCERIES,, aid th
,,sna,r,ion Of a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
49, ,l. dfn, nam. a BENTLEY & BURTON. In vllei'
-, ,,. crested are IL. siid NORMAN y BENT
Nv aud CHARLES v. BURTON. who are the ern'i1
pnrtn-r. and tue 'aii lillian ~ o,ppS VINO . 'n'
'''i ,,r,.r. ,l.t the said William Gordon IA cot
ii,n,.. tb. snm Of 1hy Tbpusnd Doll'f- capital 20
I'D III coniuon stock which an'nt has been actually an
In IN Tia, the ,aid pATtuerhip sto commence on W."
M dsy Of Frbuary tho itand eight hundred snd A'y
loo l In 10 t.rnipte the hi T. f't day 81 h,"!
,hd si.h hua died aud ,xt, i've. AID tbnt the Ih-i
~ he partnership 81 br ca-i led Oh IL the trJ oi Ne"
'''"'- ''''' w" WILLIAM J. GORDON,
NORMAN 81 HTLESt
CHARLES w. BUXTON
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T,HE TRIBU NE A l. VI 4 y A
Il FOR 1862.

This popular ANNUAL i now ready contain.
ELECTION RET HSS from oil the states Of m, union
Lodin. election, in 1861 carefully compiled for tho Tribune
AiuiALscs
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for The year 1852,
GOvERSMEST Of tho UNITED s1ATES-PHseuilyr
ord Judicial LDvoys Extraordinary ard Winston he'dsui
rom the ipi,sd Satos at fOr-gt tourui
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Members Of, clsss-
fed:
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the UNITED
Stalls. Politically c!ss,ihed.
LIST of STATES. Ctpiias Governors, times Of Lesis
tiy. Meeting, General Elections. etc
POPULATION OF EACH STATE by COZ MITES. also
the Population Of tho principal Cities Of the United s!.'s.
from me Census u 1860. -
THE MCRRlLL TARIFF aud the TARIFF ACT Of tho
specia Sessor --both eorlis-;
Also ABSTRACTS Of tho otoer important Acts oi The
Second Session of tho XXXVh Cons.,s aud The Special
Seson Of tho xKXNiIh. Also. the important Poca
nintiour Of President Lincoln:
a ARCHAEOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important evenis
connected with the Rebellion. and other matters Of genera
interest.
PNcg IS e-nts IL copies for Ell 40 copies 81 postage
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We suppiy Dsck numbers Of the Tribune Almanac Tor
years 1919 1855: so 1887, 1855 1872 1860 and lS'i rce
Address THE TRIBUNE,
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VAsHINGTONs BIRTHDAY and UNIOl

.VASHINGTON's BIRTHDAY and UNION
a." u,.lor.d,r.p No rs Eignthuy on sATuRDti EVEN
mo frb ?, 1862 at :; o'clock uuder the auspices OF the
Re- biirsn Association The following gentlemen have been
ifvl I'd IT, rdifr., the meeting:
ETHAN ALLEN eco. ISAAC DAYTON. est.
A. NJ Palmer .sq, STEWART l.. WOODFORD esq
Hon ALIEN MCLEOD, W. ii BULL. esl,
lion. n IJAQUES HObT. 4. adams esq
And other nent speasrfs
Patriotic Scug- nhd AIuio Nv ihf Mean. Mae6iegos ard
Prof LasAr Tie public respcctii Invited ,,
". ORION, PresiaeLt.
HGsRr Z. PAaKE 0go. MCLEAN, SscIeis.ies
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.

DOARD WANTED-In New-York or Brook
- lyu for GENTLEMAN add LADYj perp,pent, II
itsJ Adde'S stating (which must be rssonsbe
and full particulars aud T. il Brooklyn the route tom New
Yo,k eli , Hall, ID. l.. w Box No. l25 Tribune Once
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6aIes bn Auction.

E. Il. HALELTF AucuoUreL
DY WHITTEMORE d HAZELL, Store No.
I'D 1853 Broadway
UNITED STATES PRIZE COMMISSIONERS SALE.
We will SELL ct Auction,
Or SATURDAY, Feb. e. at IL O'clock It the Phenlz fsfd
Brooklyn
Inv order and under the direction OF Nesss H. owen ana
Henry ii. Elliott, u. s Prize Co Dmi.s'olss)i
The entire CARGO Of brig SARAH STARK, conPfsins'
1855 barrels SPIRITS TiRtENvINE,
I3l barrels CRUDE TURPENTlNE,
40 bsrel RCSlN,
2s8 pounds BEESWsX,
box HARDWARE Terms cash
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One Hundred aud see ond Re aiment. MISSY

A, ~ "'hN LIGHT fNFANTdY Heslqu4rters. No
S." ~ \. J. Comp Camp I'll house" John l.
Lung Island Thu Regiment will leaye for IA
~, vr,', ~ Oh ery day few RECRUIT
pAee's ayias recruits mag oh,su po, lions O.
'"ro.e Of their men a, the ie,, ey p.,,. by s,,io
ahos VAN uuRES, Gil co,ndg No. l31 g,ssiw.v
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Grsclal Noilfes.
n.,.se Conmiftee. Of tue Citizens O.
Union Uci0" Ncw-IOrk. 80 so,

Nnioh b'i' Ncw-bOrks O.. soc,
a.. y.e,,pe Of the Citizens Of Newlo,k bio9A'yn,
80 IL be- hello iu This Guy on n NJ a'e -
& in honor Of he Birtdny OF .shlas'on S,,;s -
tls., =. mum. manner the recent bilhaht N,r'i-
~, Iroi ~ firc.. engaged In ppfe'rg ieot'l"n. ~
irs vii De held e The Core ui' - ssinIc q, a
gus will be he'd at sunrise h' 80 -, ,,,u IL dis
f1s.rscflUv i,i.ssied ihst The Nsionn reg WI. -,
rlaS ed on plh is buildings. the shipping IN yoI 20 .
re,id.i.crs auius tue day lhe srrft ~, .. ,,o,,t
on, o.ipr >t,,es viii be .ccriv,d a. ne run
t.u3to6T H. Adicsses from se'eial ul'.l a., Ill n
ers NAV b. pee i The Commute IS G,lr A.
lien Gan S"Dl viii permit hin 70 be pie',, N'A''
rsnet men. W. VA, . d. HAMILTON FISH.
= IN 80. ~" 81 ,,,l.s Oh Union DIT Com.
:, ,,.l.,,.r,t1pte WIN NJ. ~ ARTS
l. y. :" e. - 4.rst, secy Union Def Com
.merj-nn Institute Polytechnic Assoclqton
will meet e. r.or,, iu the C. PFN tNipN d. ~
THIS ,rhrr-dsyl ENENlNG. fep'usIy ~ 81 = o C''
ai'.or nee mos McELRAlH Rec Sec.
Fiye-Poin,s House of Industry COM, qasuee
Of t1e ,a'.ct.di o.0r o .lr t"l 81 agent M y n'
ItfItD,l .... .i1Ial o. lrciio have uo been mace
hi SEASON The necessary eapese cu ing ihr lest Ut ID
the cfc.lt,ce, therefore appeal by ad'euenrht lH
tr.} of tc,s t. st.r lion for ilis~dat" D. -,
pafic. ~ 81 m clth-T o. the IIu''ecs; 10 WAX -
IEFFtE- lraerer, 10 Nr"f. D, NIAN slim
M. Bsa. orio 70. q. BARLOW. SO .fili-nden''
Se,enfeentL Ward Republican Association. %,
II. r,,f r.l,,i, f- mi. Association vii be- !e 10
q. Iiucoip la 80. 9 as hou''onst, lIia Thursday
EVENING te1 20, et . o'-locs. plcc.se -. , 49,,
HARVEY H. WOODS, President
Ca,s If. Groves s,r.:sr,.
che Csrr!.itac on streets o. the Board Of 4 der
men ST.. roc. .a ILL DAY flt 'ltL int o. O'Clock r.
g. Room N0t cry Hnl I'll the qlipo,- 81 co',ll''inI
the pa, a'n din Cha-clst 20 battery place Al
kes1Is f. sics..d l please 4r until inlihe Honce'
. LA 'Is3@Y3P5lI.IFii Committee on Street,
=. ". TtyinH - rretafy.
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alliiiarn Notlres.
seomer, Ordinary Scamen,
BOAI ME- -. LkSDShts,
MECHANICS hnD o. HERS,
WANTED FOR TIE
NJ n ~ u u n L. ~ ~

Nov Ia active .rniceis
n OkS. LUhNSiDE'S EXPEDITION
Iy he same the Navy and 10 bounty al the eIpira.
-. " fIDl 81 ~Iyce which ~ thee year, the
'ss-is u AcU. halt pat be lei; for fainies or a
Ili ur'eoi fsysb on each payday in N-w-iork The
ar 'siue esIthcA'es 10 III. families Of those Joniue
w.. usn 10 Tho h"nstts 81 the Volunteer Fond Ia New
e, Gu Sf'"s)B lhs men will also receive neat and
Gsx 80 ~, bee mo bedding being IN.
lii 80 'lffhs and DhUMMElS ar. nee led Early 40
tsess e. % n1s's,.ry. u "A OMALLEi NJ. ~ Bower be.
- 80" NA'1' aud hestsT..ls. " v
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Linn IL. EnupL

VII aeliv.rsro. lecture on FRIDAY EyENING the 2i,,
T,irsary H. Or. Hatfeds church, Of yti@y. aud
1si-sf.
subert-"I iERE AND THERE IN BRITAIN
DoOIs open a. O'Clock.
Lecture 20 commence q; j o'clock
Tic.et. Is cent?
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
a FRIDAY. Feb II. 1867.
GRAND MILITARY FESTIVAL
Given by the Nj uib~rs Of the Res lu,ut
DIS tstAAa iLKDIS.
Great Military Dr. ma In Five Acts,
Euitrd
LIZ CAMf d. LENFER,
Or.
BATTALION DE5 rSFASS PERDuS.
Thi, piece will BE- per 'urmri boy the celebta''d
OKGiNAL tNhERNANN LOJANES,
Who created ,ils splendid leo uudrr the
WALLS OF SENAoTOfOL.
Ausi,ied By - ..,
THEfE HUNDRED ENFANs PERDUsl
Who NN sPfcari IA
MILITARY ENOLt Tons, ~
MARCHES AND ,OUNTERMARCHES.
CAMP LIFE, - 90. .,...,,.,,,
GHoUPISO WITH THE BAYoNETs
COMBATS. TO SC
Prees OF Aiinl.on-Dre lfc- and Psqustte 81 Family
Cnrl-. - cents Gallery, p cents
Door. o2-n ~ Performance - commence AZ "a O'CLOCK
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Laughing Gas

DIR. COLTOT viii give az EXHIBITION Of the Nitrous
O,ide or LAUGHING GAS. fbe bTooblyn Athena IN,
THtS fThursd.y) EVENING Feb 20 s,is,ed by the FIJI
sATlO SAL GASD Of I've 7th REGIMENT. Tickets p
sort. Op.n al 4 o'cloct Tie r-1t kThi.
iion ~ the copper Institute viii BE- gwen MONDAY
EXENiNG Feb. q.
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amnscments

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
The unprecedented combination Of attractions contnues to
DRAW THE MOST CROWDED HOUSES.
COMMODORE MUTE
that wonderful ard extraordinary
$4,000 MUTT
THE LIVING HlPPOPOTAMu5,
LIVING WHALE. ..
AQUARIA ADD al th. othsr NOVELTIES aud AIIhAo-
TONS are visited d.ily by pc pie delight more
lde. and children than other place OF amusement IN
tho city they are sl u be seen ,,
AT ALL HOURS DAY AND EVENING,
and In the AFfERNOON 1t O'Clock. snd EVENING at r.
is presented
THH GREAT FAIRY PLAY, ONDINA.
and o. Il la. s1on 10 withdrawn TO give place TO
NEW FAIRY SPECTACULAR PlECE,
founded on story In the Arsbi.n Nights Entertainments
those Who would must sson, OF they VIII DC TOO
lsle
Admission % cents; children under ten, - cents :,
SATURDAY sEXr, VAST NbTONS BIRTHDAY
will b. observed hefe GRAND HOLIDAY win 'plepdd
arproo lac DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES nearly every
hour. the hrs COMMENCING at O'Clock, p. M
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CcIrhrntinn AM NNlehinRfon,s Hirtn by ID


Pl P.LS 90 re COpFf tHlDS.A f-. wal IA honor q
The lithd-y o IA a,hur'on. viii be hed on fhrDAi
EAENlNN. FED the Large Hall Of the cooper nion'
By Pupils ths lnr ufiD, ~hcl the tais~rIi AAites
viii end selected ana "Ii-inal orort D. 1ri
TIE u.ic M be- slyen by the fnns Of he nsiin- ui DER
th- direction Il al. GEO r BBl0IpW The puuhc are
cse'y
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING the perforusnces VII commence
with the glorious Comedy OF
MARRIED LIFE.
Mr. HENRY DOVE...................Mr J. 8. CLARKE.
Ancr which. the Ballet Diverti scuient,
LA JOVITA,
THE BEAUTIFUL CUBAS
will dance La Jcts Assone's" aud Fl Ole" During tho
ballet q Tsbl-aa In which the National Anthem will be
sung tho ssts Company In honor Of our recent glorious
vic ori-s.
To conclude with -
OUR PLEASANT NRIGHBORS.
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Exhibition for Ladies'.

ur. COTTON wIl give frLinitiln OF tue IA OHM
Ghs L4dis 'n'y 1t the Cpoc- Destitute on WEbNES-
DAY All EHNcOS. Feb 10 commencing a. O'ci-ck-
aoors open FIR me purpose 81 siNug fnb.iT 10 IN"
puic exhi ion which ne Ill give edlrsday evening
Sf .t the benefit 81 the Society emerged Do .en4mg
Cti.fen oih, Wet fdin-,0n in tie serIo'n 10 cenis-
20 nner .En,n.e. IMLNrl LADILs VII Inaas ihe ga,
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Tic Republican Associations Of tie dilrfent Nards
ittt hua CHu4y o. Irql..-t - nert o.,
fis.s.ta q .iitfs before FRIDAY INtNiNG. Feb.
o. 90 ~elcuts q. thc Celebration If Nsstinsons
brtl.sv. ShEiJDAN SHOOK, Chaiunsn.
Hl 3 3. II HrrI7' SECS.
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CHuji,rsB.fs..Ns Gsso i4ttc ouut ttNfufs-
pr oJT1A ~ .he Nrw-lok University vii by -,
l.,eer ID colre the Life Clssci,T sud Policy y tho
is- Cont Ca,or u ~ hall Of tne New ok Hist rcsl 20
riet 2a-av c,rn,r Of Il.h-s, On THURSDAY EtLNi a.
Y.b 2 q. ococ The members Of the HE oricl Society
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The Hon. George BancrOff. historian o. the United
tai, deliver grafton bsOfe eope Of the City u
~ev ioh ih. % he lJjth anuis'szIy Of the
Il tnday Of WASN'T. ron, I'd February, ShIURDAf NEXT
Cooper lLs under the Arrangements made by the
Common Council for the celebration % that snnyessry
Fss. -, 1862 HENRY SMITH.
Chairman o. ornmitt~e of Arrangements
ISAAC DAYTON. % Committee
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Ti,iS ,ri,r.isyl EVENING Fe1usIy 20 at = o'clock
me , Of tii. Association a'e opcn 70 me lhhc "A
-. ,,.. lHOs MCELkAIH, Rec Sec.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-04-18
An Expectation Destroyed.

An officer in Beauiegard's camp at Cor.
NTH, under date of March 18th, writes to
the Mobile Register the following terrible
description of what that army was going to
do. He says:
There is one thing which note in all the
soldiers that have seen Lere-it is the deter.
mnation of every man to conquer or die,
stamped in the face of every one. No words
are wanted to give assurance of this fact, and
when you hear of this battle, which is soon to
come off, you will mix the white of horror with
the crimson of victory. 1t must be so. for the
grand passion of reverge will certainly build
for itself pyramid of human bones in the
valley of the Mississippi.
The white of horror has been mixed with
the crimson of victory, and that passion of
revenge has literally built for itself pyra-
mid of human bones in the valley of the
Mississippi. But, alas for the writer's ex-
pectations, "exultant victory" has perched
upon the Stars and Stripes and not upon
the rebel banner.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-04-18
Beauregard's Army.

From letter in the Mississippi Clarion
dated at Memphis, it appears that Beaure-
gard has shipped Floyd, Polk, and Pillow
of their commands, and reduced Brecken>
ridge to mere CIPHER. There is no doubt
but that the army he led to Pittsburgh was
in as admirable condition as efficiency and
skill could have rendered. The writer
says:
Our forces at Corinth and elsewhere are
we'll arranged to take advantage of vic
tory which we expect will surely crown our
exertions. We have now an army more
formidable in all respects than any We have
yet had. Beauregard, since we came west,
has been very laboriously and successfully
engaged in bringing order out of disorder
and courage out of dismay. He has reor-
ganized the whole army by displacipg the
old and cowardly, and those who had been
tried and found wanting. Pillow and Floyd
are entirely without commands, and Breck-
enridge has only small brigade. General
Polk has been stripped of his command,
and many Others of the like stamp I might
mention. He has arranged bis numer.
Gus cavalry so that he avais himself of
their utmost capaciti:s, when generally they
are worse than useless. Some of them, as
Morgan and Forest, keep constantly har
raising the Yankees pickets and getting in
their rear. They are acting as spies.