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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

book a mere brufH,n fairaen. which will exasper-
ate those now IN rebellion and enlist sympathy
for them by is savage terms Such a lav
never and never vii be executed; but 4 viii
be held Up p the South 70 enlist all the energies
OF despair.
Instead Of any inducement % come back 70
the Union it would Gus OF al inducement % lay
down their arms and render Independence ne
cessity. They could face no worse calamity out
Of the Union than in il.
IL may be said that the law can, al least be
executed where the forces OF the Government
have possession but in such localities what is the
use Of III Not TO put down rebellion, for in
such cases the rebellion is powerless.
The very proposition of such a law i an ad
vertisement Of weakness and desperation, not of
strength and confidence. IL Is an empty threat
that IN the nature of things can't be put in exc
cution
Let the Union armies defeat and overthrow the
rebels in arms. and proclaim the restoration Of
the Constitution and laws. and guarantee the pro
lection Of all Constitutional and legal rights 10
the whole people. no matter how. ia the hour Of
madness, they may have felt, and talked. and
acted
Intolerance aud vindictiveness never saved a
government, and viii certainly never save this
one.
" have had enough of that seIf-righteousness
which feels itself justified in vengeance toward
the sinners and it had better stop now. before It
sOws the seeds of disafection where none - now.
Courage, magnanimity and strict adherence TO
the Constitution are the strength and moral power
of the Government. Measures dictated by pas
sion and the spirit of revenge only weaken its in
fuence.
No one need refer us to examples of these reb-
els. They coniscate property; they Danish their
citizens; they seize all the property they need;
and steal negroes amongst their other crimes.
They employ in Indians and negroes. Such
deeds are to be Stunned, spurned and despised.
JEFF Davis and Co. would sell themselves to Sa-
tan 20 accomplish their ambitious purposes. They
have no Constitution and no law but their own
higher law of ambition, hate and revenge. Let
them riot in their own abOminati0n, and let Us
whip their armies That will end them Don't
misspend time and degrade yourselves passing
empty statutes that must be read the world over
with disgust and contempt
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- By the way We see it stated that the ex-
tensive story which has lately been going the
rounds that Jim Lane has been entFusiec with an
important expedition 20 be conducted on the prin
ciple of freeing and armng the slaves As it pro-
ceeds, is all bosh. There l. not a word of truth
in the report Lane is to have no expedition to
command, and the Administration has not and
never will sanction his deteSt.ble purposes. The
President is known 10 regard with horror the
proposal of arming the slaves There was but
one man in the Cabinet in favor of such mon
strou> policy. and he has recently received his
walking papers.
The above We copy from the New Albany
Ledger OF the 18th inst This JIM LANE has
the commission of Major General and j. appoint
Ell 70 a separate command. with almost unlimited
powers But fen days ago the same JIM. in a
speech in the United States Senate. advocated the
arming Of the slaves, and the President. With
fun knowledge at the sentiments of LANE gives
him an important command in the army, in
which ne viii have the power to illustrate his ne
gro sympathies. What will the Editor OF the
LEDGER say in behalf of an Administration that
will thus sanction the "dese.tlble principles, -
openly avowed by Mr. LINCOLN Major General
IsNEi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

The financial necessities OF the National and
State Governments are greatly exercising the ia
venticn of political economists upon expesiients
tor raising money Thus pressure OF the times
must DC net IN some way or other aud that right
speedily. Certain prejudices. old c1s,oms. and
even cherished Institutions and State laws. will
douOt.sss have 70 give way before the urgency of
the occasion A. proof OF this we see il stated
IN the Newburyport Herald that they are already
proposing 70 repesl The liquor law OF Msssachu
setis and 20 back t. the license system. The
Intention Is ~ ALLOW the privilege OF selling sub
jet 70 a heavy Zee TOR license Ii : believed
that this measure will insure al important revs
hue ioshe public Treasury. Nhiie, II prUperly
guarded. the actual sale aud consumption OF ar
dsnt spirits viii not be much greater, nor a. mis-
ehievoa-. a. il has been under positively pro
bibforF law --fsn PreSs
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Total for the week. ................ 26.02l
Previously reported. ............... 4l0.5I1
Total for the season. 1876. SOS
This is about 3 1000 ahead of the whole num-
Der packed last season. There mo doubt that
there are several lots of hogs still scattered
through the country, but it is likely packing will
be closed here the next two weeks The report
ell forward movement Of the army down the
Mississippi Valley gave some impetus 10 the mar
ket for the hog products the past week, and
those outside parties who have been investing in
mes, pork renewed their operations. and very
good demand for it existed and prices advanced
some, holders asking - 5000 Is, with buyers
at 50 50@9 81, and good deal was taken ut the
inside rate, good country brands having been in
quick demand at that rate As we have already
minated this demand is almost wholly specula-
tive.
Lard has been IN but moderate demand, chiefly
in consequence of the difficulty of making ship
ments to the East; but the market has not IN
dergoEc much change: prime city in tierce 6s4 {.
and country 6ls@65sc; head and cut &c. with a
good demand There Is hardly any demand for
key.
4 fair demand for bulk sides from the Eng
l>h packers At &c, but At the close they were
held at Az a414c. Very little demand for shout
ders in bulk They are offered a, 2s4c
Green meats sold At q 80. and 31sc for
shoulders, hams and sides.
New bacon has been ready and offered for over
q week. but there i little demand shout
ders are offered AZ 80 e. sides at Sc aud clear
sides at &c. intending packages: but we did not
hear OF sale New sugar cured hams are sell
inc at g.. with moderate retail demand.
An active demand for grease: dealers are pay
ing A. s@4s,c c, and selling At 5Gc, the supply is
hardly equal 10 the demand
There have been sales of English bacon TO the
extent of 1900 boxes the past week At Sic for
long middes. 1 &C for Cumberland cut, ) &C TO.
short middies. aIld nc for do clear The late
uews from England by tie Arabia report. te-
cline Of 4CG5s per cwt in the prices of bacon Al
Liverpool, but this was expected under the heavy
receipts and even further decline i regarded
certain There can be no doubt that the large
quantity packed for that market in this country,
anu which will so there, will lead TO extreme low
prices in the English markets. Should anything
ike present prices be obtained. however, the
packers would realize enormous profits
Flour has been ia moderate demand for the
lower grades and price, of such are l0c higher
superfIe selling NJ SIll4 10. and extra 81 l53
1 %. famils dull at 81 25td4 30, and fancy at
81 30d4 40.
Wheat has been in active demand at s6sd CSC
for rel. and 90a92c Tor white. and not much OF
iering
Oats and corn have been in good demand at
2Sc
Rive very scarce. and has advanced "a Gao
There : a good deal of this article being usei IN
stead OF coffee and orders are coming in 70 cur
groceries IN many cases for il for this purpose.
l here parties In the city engaged ia prepar-
me and browning IL. 10 he u>ei n a substitute
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for coffee and there can be no doub; it is coming
into quite general use.
There Is no change in barley.
There has been GOOD demand for whisky
since our last. AID prices advanced t. lie. closing
rather steady. with less buoyanc, The high
water mas stopped al the river distillefies which
will diminish t'e supply for some days
In the grocery market. there has been no
change the demand has been fair in the regular
way, and prices ruled steady at Is@llc for raw
sugar, l2(d l214c for refined crushed and pow
Sered; 45@47c for molasses, aud i9s4@2lc fuI
RIO cohee-which Is the range Of this article now
in New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

We extract the following from the special
Washington dispatches to the Cincinnati Ga
zeffe: "RIcHAsD W THOMPSON and aosERT Dale
Own are spoken Of as BRioHrs probable success
OF by Governor MoRros's appointment. in case
Senator BRIeHr is expelled by a two thirds vote.
or resigns in Difference 10 the wishes Of the ma
jority. which Is sure. GAnnErT DAVIS and ANDY
JOHNSON will vote against him"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

FENO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization, OF those by whom increase of
family from Objectionable. the undersigned
would offer prescription which perfectly reliable and
SAFE and which has beeu prescribed various parts of
the Old World for the past century. Although this article
very cheap and simple yet il has been put up in half
pint bottles and sold very extensively at the eXhorbant
price of 50 per bottle, the undersigned proposes fur
ni-h the recipe for ST. by the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard any
drug for the rifng Of % cents per year Any
physician druggist will tell you il sperecy harmless,
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
Sent any part of the world receipt Of 81 By address
ing. DR.. J. c. DENEkACA,
p o. Box No. 1858. New Haven Connecticut.
u,y22-d&w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

In the New York Herald Of a recent date Is
given a table exhibiting the disidends declared
BY the manufacturing c0rporations Of New Eng
land during l-6l The table IS as follows
The following statement of semi annual divi
dends on manufacturing stocks, payable IN Jan
rary, shows the prosperity Of the principal cor
porations during the last SIX months.
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special Notice.

10 I'D TER7ZSEPS--fR Advertisements taken Tor
specified time, and ordered out before TIE expiration
oftle time specified, acu be charged hereg,iar rafs
To-, tie SINE uO to tie time they are ordered out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
From the Cincinnati Price Current, Jan. %.
Financial and CONNIE rciai Summar
for the Past Week.

An arrangement made between the Secretary
of the Treasury and the committee representing
the bankers and merchants of New \ ork in the
early part of the week bad most sautary eff
feet upon financial affairs in New York, and pro-
duced a marked decline in gold and sterling ex
change This arrangement is. IN brief, as follows:
There are To be no more demand Treasury notes
issued than the fifty million authorized in July
but instead thereof United States seven three
tenth stock to the amount of three hundred mil
lion dollars that is. the financial policy of last
winter is to be extended and continued This
Arrangement does not seem to come up to the
ideas OF the Committee of Ways and Means and
it may not, therefore, be carried out. The I'M
provement consequent upon this in money mat
tiers. has extended TO Us. and the feeling in
money market throughout the week, has been
far better than il was the previous week. there
being more confidence. Gold declined TO = prem.
and not in much demand, though at the close
81, prem was asked, under the advices of an
advance of 14@1, prem in New York.
A bill has passed the Legislature OF this State
permitting the banks 70 suspend specie payment,
on condition that the stockholders permit the
capital TO he taxed the same as merchants cap
tal, and that they resume payment fifteen DAYS
after the New FORK banks resume There is a
difference among the bankers as regards the pro
priety necessity OF suspending. and il is prob
able that some of the banks will not suspend the
tax question being to them the serious condition
The supply of currency is light and gives
some trouble in the prosecution of business in
the uones market. but acceptable business paper
is in demand at lO@l2 per cent and not much
Offering.
Exchange is firm with a moderate demand at
II dis. and par buying. and 1s@L prem. selling
rates for checks on New York. We quote:
Buying. Selling.
New York. .....1s dis(Gpar. 1S@4 prem.
Gold. .............l prem. 2@21a prem
The weather has been extremely changeabie;
unusual heavy rains have fallen over the whole
valley of the Ohio swelling the river and its tri5
utarieS to food hight, AID at the same time we
write the indications that the river will reach
high water mark OF le47. About the middle of
the week there was regular thunderstorm, &C
companied by heavy rain; the temperature, how
ever has not been too high for pork packing,
though it was not as favorable as desired owing
TO a damp murkv atmosphere which has prevailed
part of the time The receipts of hogs have
been moderate and the demand being good prices
improved a shade.
Tuesday Yesterday the market remained
without change, though at the close the feeling
was rather heavy, and buyers were less DESTROYS
10 Ouerate The sales were.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
GONORRHEA, GLEET, URETHAL DISCHARGES,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS,
INCON1INANCE GENITAL IRRlTABlLITY,
Gravel structure and Affections OF the Kidney and Bladder
which has been used By upward Of one
hundred physicians,
I'm THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE Sue
CESS supersedng Cubeb>, Copaiba, CapSulS. or any
oth or r,noupd hitherto k,o,vu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
"Gre0f american Remedy"
DIR. HARyEY'S
CHR0NO-THERMAl FEMALE PILLS,

Which have yet failed when the directions have
been strictly foowed in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION, OR SToPPAGE OF NATURE,
Or nreSorng the system perfect health when suffering
from Spinal Affections, Prelapsus Uter the Whites,
other weakness Of the Uterine Organs. Also in all cases
Of Debility Nervous Prostitution; Mysteries, Papita.
tons &C. which the fOrerunners of more serious dis
E3 These pills perfectly harmless on the consti
tuition and may be taken by the delicate female with
causing distress ut the time they act like charm
by strengthening inyg0rang and restoring the system
to a healthy condition. and by bringing the monthly
period with regularity matter from what cause the
distractions may arise They should however, not he
taken during the first three four months Of pregnancy
though safe any other time miscarriage would be
the result.
Each box contains so Pills. Price 81, and wnen de-
sired will be by mail, prepaid by any advertised
Agent. receipt Of the money.
Sold by Druggists generally. j. BRYAN,
Rochester. New York, General Agent
ESSEs TOMLINSON * cox, Agents for Indianapolis
iulyl9-dSw'6 l
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

when is effected IL is permanent. They are
prepared from vegetable extracts that harmless
the system and nauseate the stomach impreg-
the breath; and being coated all nauseous
i avoided No change Of diet l. necessary while
using the does their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
And viii be sent by mail, postpaid by any advertised
Agent, receipt OF the money Sold b. Druggists gem
orally.
None genuine without my signature the wrapper.
J. BRYAN, Rochester, y. v.
General Agent
Eag- TONLISSoN 4 cox, Agents for indianapolis.
juyl9-d&w 81
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STOLEN.

900 REwARD-Stolen from the undersigned on
GU the night OF the 2lst inst. one large. young
Blown Setter Dog answering the name Of ..FelS"
snail eyes, fee and breast white limbs heavy. The
above VII be paid for the return Of the dog and
Identification thief $40 VIII be given the
dog Is secured 80 that may obtain aim.
jan23-d3t W.. NOBLE, 7. o. Box 1000.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A NEW YEAR GALA KNODLE
them to call their place Of business East ashngton
street. north SIDE opposite Gen Block and settle their
accounts. A. Knodle Son need the money they
would not thus publicly call upon their patrons for whose
favors in the past they extremely obliged. II will
give A. Knode Son infinite pleasure all who
may call on them in the future q jan6-dd
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1 ne WhOle range may De called 81 ju(43 10
The receipts during the week and for the sea
son, were as follows:
Total for the week 26.02l
Previously reported. ............. 4lO.511
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N'FTO LADIES,

nR. JOHN HARVEY HAVING FOR UPWARD or
~ twenty years devoted his professional time txclu-
sively 10 the treatment Of Female 0i ties,
aud having succecle in hcu ads Of cases in orng
the afflicted sound health, has entire confidence in
Offering publicly his
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
ODE TO wONnEwEuL GKANULEs.

Coughs and Colds will go away,
Sometimes in a single day.
II 10 the Drug Store you viii 60
And get supplied with TuSsilago;
You u freely you please,
IL never fails 20 give YOU
Those GTanules wonderful are, I'm sure,
For they speedily effect a lasting cure.
Esag@ % cents per box, al all Drug Stores.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04
Er0m IWaghinRton

71sEsIot0n, Feb. Especial CORES.
pSndenee Of tho New York papers, ssyS
1 that IN an interview last night between
Gen. Mcclellan aud the Pittsburgh Com.
mlttee, sent here to press on Congress The
scheme of a National Foundry west of the
Alleghenies, the General favored the
measure decidedly, as one of public poll
A movement is making here by members
OF Congress from the West and Northwest,
headed by Frank Blair and Mr.. Arnold, to
have Gen: Sigel made Major General. 1t
VIII probably be successful.
SO vast an army has been marshalIcd in
this District, that no proper arrangements
nave been made for even a decent inter-
ment OF those who die in our hospitals
Their bodies have been often hurried to
the nearest place of supulture, where they
have been promiscuously buried. MANY
relatives and friends have consequently
made truitless visits to the army of the
Potomac, to recover the bodies of their de-
ceased friends. This state of things has
arrested attention in Congress, through
the exertions of Representative Dawes,
aud committee is now charged with the
duty OF considering the subject of pro-
Tl1lng national cemetery for soldiers in
this neighborhood, where all our fellow
citizens who die in the national cause, NAV
md resting place, their graves become
matters of record, and leave no doubt
about the identity of the individuals
From the general disposition manifested,
there seems to be no doubt that an act for
the purpose indicated will be passed.
The result of an examination recently
by the telegraph interest is, that the num-
Der of messages over all the lines during
the mast war 0nh mn
tai revenue Of 81, 422 900. Should Con-
gress in the new tax bill, impose Sc. ON
each message, an income of little owe
Ss4, 900 would be realized from that source,
or oil per centum on the aggregate amount
of business.
The representatives of the telegraph iu-
terests, now here, have suggested to the
Committee of Ways and Means, their
readiness to pay tax on their messages.
and thus contribute to the support of tho
Government.
Mr.. Stevens, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, will endeayor to
bring the House to vote on the Treasury
bill on Thursday.
Representative Hooper's speech to-day,
was listened to with marked attention, it
being considered a clear exposition of the
views of the Treasury Department on the
financial question.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in q let
ter to the Committee, says tho general
provisions of the bill seems well Sdapted
to the end proposed; that the provision
making the notes legal tender, was
doubtless we'll considered by the Commit
tee, and their reflections had conducted
him to the same conclusion. He ielt
great fears as to making anything but
gold and silver legal tenders, but owing
to the large expenditures and bank sus
pensions, the provision is indispensable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04
From Frederiok.

FREDBRIcK, Mo-, Feb. l.-The recent re-
port of the amount required to repair the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is officially
eontradicted, as is also the reported mum.
Der Of sick of Gen. Lander's command at
Cumberland. The figures in both cases
are pronounced to be exaggerations.
A report has reached here to-day that
jackson was night before last at Winches-
ter with his main body. Another rumor
says that he has been ordered to report at
Richmond with his command. Iplace no
reliance on the latter.
Private intelligence from Bath states that
Hon. ]. Strother died there about 10 DAYS
ago, and his death is attributed to treat
ment experienced from the Confederates.
VINO some time since made descent on his
estate, destroying and carrying off proper
ty amounting to many thousand dollars.
and treating him with great iudignity.
From Hancock it is learned that about q
week ago Capt. Saul, ofthe Va Union vol
unteers, while scouting on the other side
OF the Potomac with forty men, was am
buscaded and killed by a confederate force.
Col. Lannon's Va. Brigade has been dis.
banded, and the companies of infantry are
to be attached to the Sd Nd. volunteers, the
four companies of cavalry to the LIST Nd
cavalry, both of Gen. Cooper's brigade, and
two artillery companies are to form the
hrst Maryland brigade. They will be arm.
ed with six 10-pounder Parrot guns, aud
are to be attached to Gen. Banks division
Gen. Banks is expected back from Wash
1ngton to-day. During his absence Gen
Hamilton, of the End brigade, has been act
ling Major General of the division.
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the Virginia shore and enable Williams
brigade, now at Hancock, to cross the Po-
tomac and join him In an attack on jack
sons force. II is known from competent
sources that Lander feels himself aggriev-
ington, supervising the telcgraphs. should
authorize the transmission of the statement
that Lander had retreated on his own re-
sponsibility, aud when Met lellan was on
the point of sending him reinforcement
The truth is, Mcclellan never informed
Lander he was to be reinforced, and VET
had to telegraph him positive orders. twice
TO fall back on the railway, before Lander
obeyed. Lander is still on the Virginia
side of the Potomac, with no intention of
crossing. About halt of Jackson's force Is
reported still at Romney. The lis near
Winchester.