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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-20

YANTEO.-A PHYSICIAN wisheS 70 buy
" . small FARM, Of from 100 70 200 acres,
within twenty oS thirty milss Of Richmond, md
near the ivss or nne Of ths railroads. He wants
good dwelling and Other Aos.ea. md would Pre-.
fsr TO buy The sisua.ion Of eorne praccine physi.
eaAn.z He will ray cash, or give Richmond pep.
psrty ln sxehaoee. Give particular descsiptioa
aaA the PEies, and sddress. fer one month,
4 1l-lm% & n D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-20

w TO HIR y,
For surfsee operations, ut the Carbon Hill Nires,
tea able NEG ROE8. from the country.
Also, t,usty and esrsrianeed DRYER, for .
fern wagon. JE0. ]. WERTH,
. f. ll-ta Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-20
IVANTsD.-ArrsNTIOn MAnYLnOnKS

Wanted, Immediately. few able bodied MEN,
tc' Company sd, )" First Maryland Regiment, to
.rvs for the war. For further particulars, apply
ST Recruiting Ofice. OF l4th st., uader Exchange
Hotel from TO O'Clock
JAS. L. HERBERT, Captain 90. ID"
10 el.-l2ts Ffrst MARYLAND Reciment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-20

To rHs SOLDIERS FROM ScuTH CAROLINA II
7xs ARxY or TEE PoroMAo.-By direction Of
the Governor and Council Of South Carolina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-20

F A II NJ {.
=. small FARM, near this city, with Dwelling.
h sst.. san mud purchaser ut fair price, by
s'sing" s.'s "S. j." dispatch Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-20

IA. .ANrED-, ,everal
w SUBSTITUTES
for the war. Mus be of good character, and
non residents Of the State of Virginia. If
accepted, very liberal bonus wall be given.
Apply without delay, az
4. ID. EACHO'S Office,
fA lQ-Hk NaaH EYnhanna Hnfo Il III 4
Polynesian., 1862-12-13

3 The evidence of the antiquity of man afforded
by the SOmne valley is the subject of an original
article by Mr.. John Lubbock, F. r. S., in the new
number of the Natural History Rerielo. Our read
ers may recolIect that, in 1916, NJ. Boucher de
Perthes astOnished the scientific world by stating
that he had found human implements in beds un-
mIstakably belonging to the age of the drift, of
which he published illustrations in 1847. He was
then regarded a mere enthusiast Since then,
however, year by year, the most skeptical have
come round to his opinion, including some of the
most eminent geoogists Of the day, such as Sir c.
Lyell and Mr.. Prestwich. Mr.. Lubbock, in a long
memoir, gives historical sketch of the progress
of belief in these ancient flint implements, and
proposes as questions to be solved-l. Are the So
called 1int implements of human workmanship. or
the result of physical agencies, 2. Are the flint
implements of the same age the bones of the
extinct animals with which they occuri 3. Are
We entitled to impute a high antiquity to the beds
in which these remains occur! And T. What are
the conditions under which they were deposited
Three of these questions answered in the affirm
ative by those geologists who have given much at
tention to the subject, But Mr.. Lubbock, by col-
lecting and classifying large quantity of evidence
In a somewhat legal manner, has conferred great
benefit on those who desire to obtain q summary
view of the present state of the controversy. A
section of the strata in which these implements
found, and colored engraving of one of them,
form illustrations of the paper. Mr.. Lubbock
says, with regard to the men supposed to have
been contemporary with the implements found in
the valley of the Somne - No geoogist can re-
turn from visiting it without overpowerng sense
of the change that has taken place. and the enor-
nous time which must have elapsed. since the first
appearance of man in Western Europe"
Polynesian., 1862-12-13
Ghe polpnesian.

Corruption i'm the American GOvernment-The
Evils of Universal Suffrage, aud how 20 Rem-
edy them.
Polynesian., 1862-12-13
Wandering mass of shapeless fame,
A painless comet ard curse,
The menace of the universe"

1t is poor consolation-still it is consolation
to feel and know that our national dangers, evils
and sins have been borne by other nations, though
perhaps, not in the same forms, and that our de-
structlon would be but following in the path of
other great nations which have gone before us
nations which have sunk into oblivion so complete
that only their names have come down to US.
Polynesian., 1862-12-13
r. E. wAKEMAN.
Contractor of Building and Jobbing'

H- ALso-wheelright Carriage Making ana hePSIihs-
King street, Honolulu, opposite the Ciy ''arAe-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
birds of a Feather.

The Anglo A frican is out in a terrible leader
against General Mcclellan and the President, be-
cause they don't elevate the blacks to the level
OF the white race by giving them arms to tight in
this In common with the Tribune. this
hybrid mulatto ridicules the President and our
greatest General, and predicts that this mi>er
able race pride will have fall" The Anglo
african holds that tweniy millions OF Northern
white men can not conquer ten millions of South
ern white men without the aid OF the puisSint
blacks. who have had every opportunity given
them 10 rise at the South but either do not dare
or do not desire to engage in the conflict.
There will soon he an end" quoth the Anglo
african, "of Mr. Llncon's jokes. gyrations and
hum li,ting appeals To border State traitors. "
Here is a bird oI the same feather with Greeley.
The patriotic President desires to retain the Dor
der States the sheet anchor OF the Union; the
Anglo African and the Tribune long to see the
border States forced out of the Union. in @der
to secure the eternal separation of the South from
the North. This Is what the radical knaves and
fanatics have been moving heaven earth and pan
demOnium for during the last thir<s wears. and
now their fever is at its crisis. They will soon
get cooling or die 10y hemp.-Ne,c York Her
aid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
what is Wautedt

What is now wantei ct prominent popular. in
huentisl and weilthy citizens Of Chiciro Is not
altogether that they shalt contribute their one and
two anu i've and ten hundred dollars 10 stimulate
volunteering. tut thnt they shall themselves vol
umteer. Thus example would awaken the pOpa-
lar patriotism, revive the popular enthusiasm and
stimulate volunteering money nor any thing
else can. The popular masses will thea under.
stand that there l. need OF esrueSfness and that
the whom ;bes look for example are in
ernest They HIll then understand that public
danger really exists, and that u must ba met
Then will the farmers come out OF their harvest
fields. and mechanics ont OF Their woT kshups, and
the laborers IRON their toll and volunteer Wlthsut
much re erence TO bounty. And les this exa nlDle
become general VII over the country and then
will the rebellion trem5le - it not De made 10
Iremble by threats or Proclamation OF negro
emaucip ttion or any other Chinese gong method
OF Warfare. I hen Nlli European poNers zee
aud know and feel that the rebellion cat and will
Toe put down. and that they must not interfere
between an offended Government and wicked
rebellion
Prominent. and popular. and influential and
wealthy citizens Of Chicago. the common people
await your example They do not want to see
tie. DRAFT cnme, because they know that YOU can
relieve yourselves by substitutes at i've or ten
hundred dollars eseh. and that they can not
They are ready Tor all work OF patriotism If YOU
~ill lead the wav.-Cbica0o 7imes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
what He Did Say.

The Louisville Democrat censuIes Mr. VooR-
HE'S for an expression put into his mouth by Re
publican papers IL will appear from a correct
report of what he did .ay, that p position will
meet with the approval of every honest man in
the country. We copy the following from the
Terre Haute Journal. which satisfactorily ex-
plains the position of Dir. VOORHEES,:
The editor of the indianapolis Journal saws
that ID m. Voorhees, stated in speech at the
Court house, in this city. on Saturday that he IN
tended To s'stand between the farmers and the
tax gathers" VOORHEES, said no such thing He
said that in Congress he had stood between the
farmer and the tax gatheier. in exposing the
frauds and corruptions OF Government officials.
He did not intimate that the people should not
. cleerful!y pay the taxes levied upon them. bur
the contrary. he told them il was the duty OF
all to stand b, the Government. Some unscru-
puIous II publican has lied to the Journal about
the speech ut Voorhees,.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23

OF the ofense bv tn. verdict OF jurv. and that
all act. If 9. ngress. like IN lately passed by
the House of Representatives, xh.eh assume %
forfeit cu6~cate the estates OF men for Offenre-
OF which they have not been convicted upon due
trial BY jury, are unconstitutional. and LEAD 10
oppression and tyranny. IL Is no js-theaton Tor
such acts that the crimes committed in the pros.
ecution Of the rebellion are Of unexampled afro
city, there any such justification as State
necessity" known To our Government or laws
The Constitution sffordng amp'e losers for the
preservation Of the Government. aud being alike
adapted TO a sttte OF peace aud of war lie re
strictions are binding al all times and in all con
ditons Of our country.
.. That the foregoing resolutions are in ex-
planation ana resffirmaton or the resolution
passed at the extra session of the present Con
gress. known as the -Critfenden resolution. !" and
which declared: THAT this war i not ~sged on
our part in anv spirit Of oppression. nor for any
purpose Of conquest or subjugation. nor for the
purpose OF overthrowing or interfering with the
rights Of established institutions OF thOse Siaie~.
but 20 defend and maintain the supremacy OF the
Constitution, and TO preserve the Union with all
the dignity. equality and rights Of the sesersl
States unimpsiresi; and that as soon these OBJ
jects are accomplished the ought To cease.
9 That the Constitution confers powers ade-
quate to all the purposes of petce and of war:
tn, IL il the same in war and in peace. on the
battle field as in the halls Of Congress. and ought
TO he sacredIy observed everywhere aud at all
times and the presumptuous idea that has been
advanced by some of the abolition leaders OF
Congress. that the existence Of war invests Con
gress with despotic power. and of course does
away with the Constitution. is a pre'ension rs
grOundless "a IL il 0diOus and Is 70 be utterly con
demned by every who has any regard for his
own liberty, or for the Constitution OF his coun
try. J. j. CRITTENDEN.
President OF the Meeting
s. S. Cox, Secretary of the Meeting
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
Democratic Meeting an North rown-
shin. Rooue Comfy

The meeting Eas calesl 20 order by Henry LII
Gus, E-q, Who prVPo-ed WIN. Taylor, Esq, as
Chairman.
Mr. Taylor. on taking his seat. stated the OBJ
ject of the meeting To be the Reorganization of
the Democratic party in t'.is tosnshp and 10 in
augurate such measures - may enable the party
To triumph ut the ballot box IN the coming cleo
tons.
At the conclusion of his remarks Mr.. Horace
Walter was appointed Secretary on motion Of
Vim. J. L1ugh.er. E-
j. W. Nichol. ESQ. introduced to the
meeting and ably addressed il on the stirring
events of the day, scathing Republcanism and
its here-es most efectuaIly and hurting aside the
slanderous charges oil dssloyalty heaped al on
Democrats. aud by the power OF his eloquence
pr'ving The Democratic party to be the only true
Union party now in existence DE was listened
to by large and attentive Audience
AT the conclusion of his remarks Mr. Horace
Walker WIS called for aud responded in brief
address. introducing the following resolution:
kesaioed. That Democratic Club be organ
lied IN this township, aud that the Chair appoint
a committee consisting ct four members To draft
Constitution for the government OF the Club.
bised upon the principles laid down in the form
of Constitution for Clubs" recommended by
the State Democratic Central Committee, and re-
port on the same at such time the adjournment
OF this meeting may Indicate.
The resolution adopted.
Henry Lucas. Esq was then called for he
responded by addressing the meeting In glow
ing manner His remarks were listened to with
profound interest. and they produced marked
effect, resulting in the success of the object for
the accomplishment OF which the meeting had
been called. Ii was a complete vindicatOn of
the loyalty of the Democrats OF this vicinity. and
a triumph of tr1sth over falsehood.
On motion. the meeting adjourned to meet on
the first Saturday in August at ? o'clock p. NJ.
WIN. TAYLOR, Pres't.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23

The Memphis Bailfia of the 18th learns from
the Grenada Appeal of late date that the Con
federates. in considerable force. are moving upon
Nashville, and We have a confirmation ofitin the
dispatches in our columns this morning. Muir
freesboro', according TO the dispatches, was as
good in the hanus OF General Forrest. 1t is
intImatet that the next move will be upon Nash
vile. IL Is understood that Besuresa has been
shelved by Davis, aud that Generals Price and
Bragg are in command Of the Southern army
The movements of Morgan in Kentucky and
FerreSt in Tennessee. therefore. may be signi6.
cant OF an advance of the Southern army If
not. they will be speedily forced To fall back to
their former position-Ecansuiile Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
Secret Political societies.

The letter OF the Hon. james Hughes address
ed 10 Governor Morton and bv the latter read to
. the Conv entiOn OF the 18th OF June ut Indiana
polls, the subject of secret political societies,
j. becoming significant. The Hon. JAS HUI .he<,
protesting Democracy, is moved by noble
G0UerH0r To give the alarm that the Democrats
are organizing secret societies for the purpose of
resisting the payment OF taxes. ana thus with
draw the attention from the fact that the Adolf
tiunzed Republican or Union party are TO carry
the badge OF secret society, quietly hidden un-
der the lappcts of their coats.
We append the following from the Lafayette
Argus:
~. C-The Courier of Tuesday evening an
DoLnces To the members of the midnight watchers
Union Club" that their new room will be ready
for their next meeting. This Union Club is
neither more nor less than tie old Know Nothing
order revived, and it extends to every county and
township ia the Safe. When a political party Is
obi. ed To resort to secre>y, III order TO accum-
pli>h its ends, it should be looked upon as an en-
emy to free Institutions and the rights OF najor-
ties
We deem it only necessary To warn the public
against such organizations; no true Democrat
with knowledge OF the design ever entered the
den OF Know NUthngism the nest of Il
Wide Awake. the ruelul results of which are now
OvershadowIng the country with ruin and dist
The Democratic party 20 forth with their lights
burning beiuie the world. no secrets tor the I'M
tiate only, its principles emblazOned upon its
banners, il has no devices to allure the unwary
it asks only fair open, manly CONTEST of the prin
cpes Upon which the country should be ruled,
and spreads upon its canvas, ia language not to
be misunderstood, what those principles are. Ia
time like the present it should he the duty, it
will be, OF every true lover of his country to re-
fleet calmly upon the measures which to
tricate Us from the woes which surround us. As
socations unnatural as those found in the prai-
RE dogs houses are being formedb by these " Union
Cub" for the purpose of again overwhelming the
only party that in peace gave prosperity, aud in
war gave peace.-CociogtOn Friend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
HAPPIN ESS OR MISERY 2
THAT Is THE QUESTION

THAT Is THE QUESTION
yEyHE proprietors of the -PARiSlAN CABiSET OF
WOSDFRs ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" have
nine regardless 81 expense 20 issue, FREE Tor the
h-Ueft OF ,tnering humanity POUR ~ the IN
SIR ctee and interesting Lectures on Narra4e and ~
Nersogs Dsbllty. Premature peclne
Of Manhood i1igesfi0u weakness Depression. io~s
n Enery al Vital Pywers the err Social kv-. and
tlo.r MaIalie. which result frum youthful fvile, fx
ce-ses Of Maturity. Ignorance u Ply % and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures haze been the
Of enlghteurg and saving thousands, AMI - ~ 20
r aried FREE the receipt Il four stamps, BY address
ing Seer TARl PskfsI.N CAsiSEr os ASArosr
NEDIcixR, 5s3 Broadway. Nss York je13-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23

The Journal OF yesterday copies our notice OF
the arrangements made with the railroads center
ing in this city for haf-iare trains To the State
Mass Convention to be held here on the 30Ih,
which sp2eued in the Ssafinel the day befae.
aud inquiries what State Central Committee
htve made the arrangements referred to. If
tile Josrssi had examined the call il would have
been enlightened. II is the Democratic State
Cenird COMMITTEES that made the "arrange-
ments, aud il Is 10 ne a mass meeting OF the
Democracy of lusli,ba aud all conservative cit
zens who desire t. IN ,inlain the Constitution It
i and the Union as it WIS. c,Ied to c0nsider the
crisis OF the country their duty in reference
to the present emergency IL, our public affairs.
In the Journal editor romes within that class
he is invited 20 unite with the Democracy upon
that occasion in patriotic effort to preserve the
Union OF the fathers and To- secure TO ourselves
aud those ~ho come after the blessings of con-
stitutonal liberty. There no design or poll
cy" in emitting the wori democratic" in refer
ing to the State Central Committee Ifit had
been notice sent Tor publication IN Republican
paper there might have been some .'poicy" n
the omission. but appearing in Democratic IA
per no one could question - doubt what com
mittee was intended weare obliged to the edi-
tor for publishing the article noticing the ar
Engagements for and objects of the Convent n.
and we have no doubt its readers will be under
equal obligation for once furnishing them with
x<bfty anti party patriotism" aud Union senti
ments expressed with sincerity and truth"
The Convention will be largely attended from
all parts OF the State by sincere ami thu hfnI
Union men. and its resolutions and speecl e. will
breathe nothing but patriotic devotion to the
Constitution aud the Union. and express
naught but condemnation OF the men. policy and
measures designed for their overthrow. and tie
best means for the preservation of the Govern
ment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23

. Some itincrspt gentleman stopped here a
few DAYS since. made speech and told the REQ
pie that he was candidate Tor Congress-that
be had once belonged to the Democrat party,
and was now candidate for Congress before no
party party's convention. He said that this
here rebellion Of Ourn must be put down If il re-
quiz Ell ninety nine men out OF every hundred to
do IL"
We suppose he wants to be the hundredth man
left at home TO be candidate, before the no
party part,'s convention. for Congress Bully
for him. We believe his name is Srillwell We
hope he will be still well alter John Peter CleAver
castle Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
The Way the Thing a. ts he did In
SpenCer County.

A Perry county gentleman informs rs that he
met 'Union' y man from Spencer county,
last week. who accosted him ia language some
thing Ike tnis:
How are things going politically up in Perry
countyf'
IAN for the Uaien in Perry county, - said our
informant
How i il in Spencer
wei, We have some Union down here in
Spencer but am afraid The ID Democrats are
going ca beat tins fall our only chance oi de
ien,ing THEM i IN cry secesh like the d--l,'
Sach l. doubtless 10 be the prosra NINE through
nat the State.-Csaasii0A Republican
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
CHR0N0- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS

Which have yet failed when the directions have
been strictly foo~ed in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION, OR sTOPPAGE OF NATURE.
Orinresorng the system perfect heslth when suffering
from SPINAL Affections, PrOiapsus Utsr, the Whites
other weakness Of the Uterine Organs Also In all case
Of Debility Nervous Prostitution; Hysterics Palyiis
tons &c which the forerunners Of more serious dis
ffs- These pills perfectly harmless the cons
tuition aud may be taken by the female With
causing distress az the time they actke charm
by strengthening invigorang and restrDc the sysem
10 healthy condition and by bringing he monthly
period With regularity matter from What the
distractions may arise. They should. bowes~r no, -
taker during the hrst three OF four months ~ r scy,
though safe any other time. mscarriag' world be
tie result.
Each box contains 80 Pills. Price 81, aid de-
sired will be sent by mail prepaid BY any aEefiised
agent receipt Of the money.
Sold by Druggists generally. j. BRYAN.
Rochester New York. General Agent.
fsas~ T0MLlNSON COX, Agents for Indianapolis.
iuylS-dAw 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23

~ We foresee active work in tile Southwest
Our intelligent correspondent AZ Memphis writes
IN private note under date of the 18th inst !:
The cOnScripion, which has been moderated IN
the South, j. bringing indefinite numbers INTO the
rebel army. and they are already growing bold
] am convinced that the iebeis have mere men
under arms in Mississippi than Gen Grant can
muster, and active operations are no, improbable.
Gen. Grants movements indicate such TO be the
case "-Chicooo Tiraes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23

FENHrSE Pill the result Of steady
ful experience IN ell varieties Of Female complaints
and 81 IRE gulsries Suppression ucharrhea
Or Whites, Inflammation 81 the Bladder, Kidney and
Womb and loss OF Nervous Energy, etc Their Il
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Aercural Mineral poison
purely vegetable and free from DANGER can
used with perfect safety.
Among the many thou and that have used them IN all
parts Of the Union speak III Of them. for ali like
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
ANNoUNcEMEN TS.

"a We are authorized to announce JOHN
BREWER, Of Southport, candidate for County Re-
corder subject the decision of the Democratic Con-
veution.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23

The Lsfayette Journal says: Help your eo-n
Try while yet your help may avail IL ever lib
erty and the true principles of selfgoverrment
neeiei the strong arm. the stout he,rt. the clear
head OF every loyal man and woman. is to day.
The hour IS dark. Help you, help. help the
country"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
Democratic Union State Ticket


The Democracy OF the First district will meet
in convention. at vineennes. on Wednesday. tbs
l3sh Of August, TO nominate a candidate for
Congress
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-23
MEDICAL.


FsNO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH ORtMPAIRED
organization, or 10 those By whom increase of
family from any reason Objectionable the Undersigned
would offer prescription which perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed pars of
The Old World for the past century. Although l. article
i>very cheap and simple, yet IL has been put in half
pint bottles and sold very extensively the eXhcrbant
price of - per bottle. the undersigned proposes fur
ni>h the recipe for 81 by the of which every
lady can supply herse with perfect safeguard any
drug store Cor the tufng II % cents per year. ANY
Physician druggist wte you it's perfectly harmless
thousands Of testimonials be procured OF ts efficacy
Sent TO any part oftbe world reosuf 81 by address
ting. DR- ,. = .DEVERAUA.
P.O. Box, No. 1858. New tisven. Connecticut.
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