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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
For the Daily State sentine
I'VE Coffee and Econ OmV.

EpToR SENTINEL: The high Government tax
Cor tariff upon coffee, is placing it out Of the
power of our people to purchase it. They must
have a substitute / see the following is recon-
mended: Get some good rye; LIST, seald H.; 81,
dry IL; I'd. brorn ", and then mix it with one
third coffee, and good beverage is made at
once. which will susperede the necessity of pur-
chasing the imported article at the present enor-
nous prices. Now. as it is quite an art to burn
coffee we'll. will not some of our experienced
housewives. who learned economy in the earlier
days of the West. prepare some for this market?
In other parts of the State il is advertised by gro
GERS for sale. Our Indiana housewives Of the
olden time are honest. and cont put beans in IL,
rs our army spectators did R the coffee sold for
the soldiers. Economy AND FREE TRADE
A. J. HNEsLEy, No "a WEST WASHINGTON
SrRKEr.-At the establishment of this gentle
man, one of the best known in the State, we no
tce recently late receipts of all kinds Of goods,
which he keeps constantly on hand. viz: Ladies'
and gentlemen's riding saddles, brides, martin
gales, whips. spurs and stirrups, and coach. bug
y,express and wagon harness, horse clothing of
every description, together with large and well
assorted stock OF saddlery hardware. At the es-
adjustment OF MIR Hinesley military equipments
are made tn order, and We would respect
fully recommend country harnesses makers to call
there for full assortment of every thing connect
ell with their business. Mr 4. j. Hinesley is
one of the most enterprsinr of our merchants
and manufacturers, and is always up to the times
HIS goods are always offered at the very lowest
cash prices.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
STOLEN.

VUORSE SrOLEN.-one Bright Bay Horse, i've years
Ill cid. shod all rourd Ia. hsnds high. marked with
harness the hips had nearly saddle with bac
quilted seat liberal reward will - paid for his des-
cry 10 the Subscriber Frederick WOODS Stables.
JsHs-dtf CHARLES sfcRfsr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14

IoSetrs AND SovSps--At the celebrated
grocery, No West Washington street. Beebe a
Hawes proprietors, they have tongues and
sounds. green corn, sour krout aud every delica
ey Of The season for sale The stock of family
groceries offered for sale by Mcssrs. Beche 4
Have Is complete. comprising ever, thing offered
for sale in the market.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
For Sale or to Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY,
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,

situ,ted eight miles from indianapolis,
an TIE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
" ROAD. with the station Gaaudet in is center;
every fenced, nearly all the rails recently
800 in cultivation 100 four
good orchards eight ~ water, good barns and
new Us feet long nearly completed afamy residence
worth 81 900 i've houses mill worth 81 900,
store and storehouse This highly fertile farm,
equale In situation by in the State only 20 minutes
by railroad from Indianapolis four passenger trains stop
ping the farm station each day, with State road
ming through it, center, offered for sale great
bargain. IL be divided nts eight farms If de-
sired. For terms apply 20 the s. BROWN.
Galaudet, January 4, lsGl.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14

~ oOdcys Lady's Book FOR rcbrusry n FOR
sale by Bowen, stewart 4 Co.. and Merrill
Co
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
Prom nsOstOss.

BosroS, January l3-The steamship Const-
tuition. with the Maine 10Th and the Bay State
regiment sailed at O'Clock this morning Tor
Fortress Monroe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY. SIS: In the
Marion Circuit Court Of Marion county, in the State
of Indiana March Term. A. ID. lssa-Edward Schaefner
a. Louisa Schaef'ner.
r. II known. That this hrtieth day Of December, In
the year l-6l the above named plaintiff by his attorneys
fled in the Office Of the Clerk q the Marion Circuit Court
hscomplAni against said defendant IN the above entitled
together with affidavit Of competent person.
that said defendant Louisa Schaener Is resident
Of the State % Indiana
sad DEFENDANTS therefore. hereby notified Of the fling
and tendency q said complaint her. and unless
she appear and deur thereto, the calling q
said the second day Of the u sad Court
O. be begun aud held the COurt-hOu. the city Of
Indianapolis. the fourth Monday in March next sAd
complaint and the matters and thing therein contained
and ale ged viii be heard and determined In her absence
wn WALLACE, Clerk.
By ". &. Ssocx. Depnty.
ADotrH SsrDESsrIcEER, Attorney for Plaintiff
lan6-w3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
81 rELEGRArH. lass
Cincinnati MARK

rCNcIssArf. January -.
Flour nominally unchanged; superhne sold al
50 90G4 and s4te64 10 for extra. 81
Wheat &c lower and dull at 7S0c3c for red,
and S3@eSc for white.
Rye has advanced to 52953c and scarce.
Oats advanced to 2cc.
There is an active demand for corn; sales ut
% cents.
Whisky declined to l5c and dull.
Hogs in light supply with an active demand,
closing at 50 2O@3 80; receipts of $500 head.
Not much doing in provisions, but al articles
are held more firmly.
A fair demand for lard at 60 @71sc,
Green meats dull with scarcely any demand
Groceries unchanged and firm.
Sugar 91a@llc.
MolasseS sold at 45di7c.
Coffee sold at l934 @2lc.
Exchange dull at par to "a premium the selling
rate.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14

- Sl'rinke ashe,on your sidewalks. fellow
citizens. YOU yalac the bones Of the righteous.
THE wicked stand in slippery placcs.' according
70 Holy Writ We have tunibled down about
forty times during the last two days and nights.
How yirtnogs We are, ~
MissING NrNBERs.-Will our friends DO "a the
favor to look over any odd numbers of the DAILY
Sentinel they may haye, and see il they have any
copies of July ] : and October 81. Those mum
them perfect before binding Attention to this
at once viii be taken as a great favor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Kilby Ferguson,
ATTORNE az "A T LAW
AND
Real Estate Agent.
LEGAL.

AtTATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, ssh the
Marion Circuit Court Of Marion county ia the state
of indiana, March term. A. ID. ls62-John Foster
Henry MarkS, David II. lockwood, Henry {. Bowen,
Theodore McNamee, Gilkin Frick, William Anderson.
James r. Gall Samuel H. ADDISON Joseph Addison. Ira
u ". Hook. samuel : Skinner. William II. Hook, Robert
Siamper, William II. Thompson John H. rafee.
Re known. That this fourth day IF January in the
year ls62. the above named plaintiff. by his attorney,
filed in the Office 81 the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit Court
his complaint against said defendants in the above entitled
cause together with affidavit IF competent person.
that sand defendants residents Of the
diana.
said defendants therefore hereby notified Of the fling
aud pendeny Of the complaint against hem and thai
les they appear and answer denur thereto the calling
Of >ad the second day Of the Of said
Court he begun aud held the COURTEOUS the
% indianapolis, the fourth Monday March next,
said complaint and the and things therein con
tanned sud alleged. viii be heart and determined
absence. WN WALLACE, Clerk
BY W G. SsccK. Deputy
BrEeS X. ELLIOTT, Attorney for Plaintiff. jsnl5w3w
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NEWSPAPERS.
Daily and Weekly
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
IS6e

Here let the press the peoples rights maintain
Unawed by influence and unbought by gain"
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FrOus,iuciuuafr.

The above are part of General Bprnside's ex
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-14
RELL,S SPECIFIC PILLS

Are speedy in action, often effecng cure in few DAYS
and when "A is effected IL is permanent. They are
prepared from vegetable that harmless
the system and nauSeae the stomach or impreg
nate the breath; and being sugar coated all
is avoided No change of diet is necessary while
using them; does their action interfere with bushes
pursuits. Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
And will be sent by mai, post paid by any advertised
Agent, receip, ofthe money Sold by Druggists gen
orally.
None genuine without my signature the wrapper
J. BRYAN, Rochester. y. Y,
General Agent.
ksS9~ T0MLTNSON h COX, Agents for indianapolis
julyI9-d&w 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
RICHMOND WHIG.
MELT THE BELLs.

MELT THE BELLS.
Grhs following lines were writ N on Gen. Beauregard
appeal to the people to contribute their bes that the
may be melted into cannon.
Melt the bells, melL The bells;
Still the tinkling on the plain,
And transnute the evening chimes
Into wars resounding rhimes,
That the invader may be slain
By the b,ls
Melt the bells, NTH the bells,
That for years have called TO prayer,
Aud instead tie cInnors roar
Shall resou1d tho valleys Ger,
TIA. the fee may catch despair
From the bella.
Melt the bells, melt the bells,
Though it cost u tear 10 part
With the music they have made
Where the ones we loved ara laid,
With pale cheek and silent heart,
Meath the bells.
Net the bells, melt the bells,
Iuto cannon, vast aud grim,
And the foe shall feel the ire
From iss hoaving lung Of Fra,
And well put our trust in HIN
Aud the bells
Melt tho bela, melt the bills
Aud wten foes are driven bak,
And the lighsning,o,O of var
Shall roll thunderlsss aud far,
We Eill melt tie cannon back
Into bella
M,lt the bell, melt the belle,
Aud they'll al sweeter chime,
And renitd Il all the brave
Who have sunk 70 glory's grave,
And VIII sleep ttro' cemng time,
Meath the bells.
MTNPHIs TINs March Is, 1852, P.Y.R
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
HYApQJA2rEss DEPARTMENT oR HENSloo, /
RcnaoSD, Va, March 9Th 1864.
General Orders,

General Orders, &C..
me Propis.rrs % Hotsh a2d Boarding Houses VIII fh.
tA rsro-t Proyct Masha n. raEes Of All guos's a.
their houvrs and t OF all pco1s In their @npoynni
Al of arrva no also De iu-n4hei - he ProyoN kag hal
turee every uay % the hours q 10 NJ and ~
Lye-y Sae ePsrs and oEaers OF tae ead ever puo
lie vehIes w rc,o- u. Provost MAFpA. tae ioeaion oi
hrr Al hs n.msrr Of ther Iats, HAeks Sc rhsy
Ill Gsa dAy rrpoTti OF nom lhe saTrounuing
c5uat-y paIlng Ca raget IN The n Siahies-
usd 70 i,ss eeyold az cooperate II is
o. The ety 10 ether v-he horsebk With a.
pert DivrrJ o. stage ccacAes PeAly forbidden tou
tang sssng at uola within the ten niles t eoutt
a. aar law ctet transport em Into tte city, CT 20 Ola
ant pl1ees, url.sg susA ps.sons have rai,ports.
by order Of HHg ten. JNo. Il. WISosR, Coe'dg ko
L X PAGE,
mts-u A.. A. genssl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
ATTENTION.

TNHt org,nEAio Of eonpsny 10 nov nearly confis
- Wehsye the gunt secured and sl eqaipnsnt ready q
mastered into service These whe 90 ret nme5
lunteer, vii be obliged inie militia service. The
OF sabst tuition . been abandoned By the Oovernnents
all Who bound fr service must rep Ssent hsmss
person. THIS upon authority. wethsn earn,
v6ke those who vi 10 share sh ~ The forfnnts Oft
who vould rather appear yoaI tny upon the feld 10 De
N ir uriry than the reuftin soldiers cf coercion
forward now. his Aay and enlst thtir names 90 volt
great and gloh W caDse
Z hARMADUKE JOHNS
JOHN W BaANefokD,
A. b GUIGOh,
rhlt-u v. J. CLUTTeA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

RlcNoxD, Va, ksrch Ith, ls62
GENEzlL oRDESs
No. s.
ClJbu @ Po.t,r "a appointed Provost hErshel cf ihe
ety OF Kichmont apa Capt Goduln and J. u hAyaard
are appointed Assst8at Provost Aasshsls.
All Communications verbal or urie1 eoaeerning passports or
me location q aArcs . the Pro- Marshal
II The city Of Rehucnd II divided nto two ha'Av Dis
trcis By Ina sseng a. ksyoG Bridge and Iunning
i1h street. % Mail 20 Governor
18Th see tasne 2h street 20 NE iti OF the
city.
me d. tret ess ef Gsd Noe OF DIVISION Is under command Of
Cp ain A. Go sh and The Is rS vtst OF ssi nne under
the ,rnr,an4 n Captl q }. HAynsrd
Ill Samuel AAecu bin : appointed Grief OIL &C.
BY order Of Bdg-Gen- !No. 4. NNDER.
l. < PNGE
mis- Asst AdjG General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
FIFTY D0LLsRS BOUNTY!
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS
ktntIonnrv unttery, Heavy ArtilIers

NlbAtoAhfI atAtAeF1a AhN*''J
Il IEUT HErLLY NORTON o. the Naval Ba teTy, l,ff
durlzg NJ pa. yes, having b.tn duly antho zed N
hs seer tlry>tf Va Vitt 10 appreciation a-d ~ lS
poga Of aNlr Genera Nag ute 70 tase ard eFgaa!1e A
a tm1any OF l25 m-u, for the -ktOWn Naval hstts-
~ odGs poriunry 10 hca thf able ol ed c5ar,
"a ee IN ihe Of - - county, and In one OF
ne csf lo-at Jns a. n e Sol,h 70 stNiei
IN Csirbra Cd 8atie-y npiecl snd prospects Of
,dy ada the enemy TO- pSni a. The opening of
ne Sp ing CamPNsa, niesa ccsi.ry that 'hs e'm y
should ue ned a. al early dly ps tle md oai also
be "a Undue al those heir c1unrfs tertt AZ
sl ha " be- aid ard 70 b oznd a. si Ehee they
can ferds be th most edc,nt slYl e.
a thu rct 81 The - VIII peui iuH pghi 70
re eidt I'll ts rssulslF md csrtaia mum
bes ua be abislt T. on the co1 any a. stlted tim
ADsIyto LIEUT. Nt'RTON,
A. DuvaTs Drsg -torc Ric1m0ld,
rhls-iAs or atthe Nava. Battery, Yo-stoNn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
LAND ROR SALE.

LAND ROh SALE
IsHE proprietor ofl for bae oae thousand or Twelve han
dred acre. Cane Ard Gum Lsnd, vel adapted 70
The production OF Corn and Cot6n an In The state Of
Ms ,ppl 1hls land situated The southern boundary ef
spour County beautiful Lake, three t,=s rom The Ia
zoo yer which enper af1rns tne te2ascai naNl-
aon river Upoa thi land deAdnlng I've years old
uhch u susceptible Of AEing Ane crop The hrS year
fcrt1s one gd csh the balance IN 80 annual lnssmenu
onehti Of e win Be takea In negro property n deed
Aaare,I 4 w. RANDLx
his landpg) YssOO Ryer. care Of L. Dew Drop,
ooSO-u vickasaFT, Mia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
LIGHr ARTILLKRY-ssO BOUNrY.

WE authorited 70 raiss . Company for rsh l,u
w Ar Hey for the War, and appeal % our ola EVN
friends and associate. In The country and elsewhere.
aid In enhsng for th purpose Pc sors de .rng
10 join Company viii report In kchnond And -
Dol chas Les Pahtes Warehouse Lyncnburg or Bsvey
wortham, Ped s Amherst who authorized 70 receive
enl snerts for the Company. -
The Legislature yesterday passed resolution forbiddng
aues termed for State sdsrss
service but sutjecng the militia 10 immediate dram New
the tine 10 escape that drah
Clothing Of n best qu atty vi be furnished n asvsnnsnt
prices and Hy DoIn Bounty b,d muster ID ht
vice.
tB- Address % LgnchbsrS lieAnend.
JN0. L EUBkNK,
mhs-U WAITER q. TURPN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cavairy-bO Aecruits
w vii be received this The recruits viii be
tilted psy transportation and subsienoe tcm fhs time and
place Of elstmeni Of $50 bounsy.
Apply At the Reerdng oce. Gary street, door As
st re OF A. Moore. W. D. WOOLDRfDdu. Oafi,
nho-im Hectuiung 0Mesr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
LAW CARDS.
Wu. BURWELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RiCasOSD, VIRGINIA
saCFIors IN al o. ne Coars Of Ibis City, siAs and oon
Psi. at,ensu pad 70 prosecution Of elans efinten
nity before tae Con-issi1asr q CiAinl- ieS-D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
HEADQUARTERS DZPASFdENr oF AEyHo1,,
GENERAL ORDERS

GENERAL ORDERS
No. g.
By the authority conferred By General oders No
Aautant In5pee GeneIas Once March st 1852 Capt
A. u Spponssd Provost NArshAl Of tho Vi Of ii h
and The adjoining and ssrund Nc country for the distance
Of tsn miles.
H. The Passport oGse Is continued al s present location
der charge OF the provost MAMMAL
III Th= dsdllsu AID disIieuol OF vlnous sprtioas and
malt quc.s pihe- Intoxicating beverages boluie
hoed This osde besrcy ofeed by the Provost SAr
shal gains all pc tound ds ling 81 ng giving away
IN any maunsr dis,Oslng OF such beverages.
w. persons every deyrs except those Ia the service Of
the a fdsrAfe etaes having In Their possession
the he OdnAnee Dspar before
Sch March s6l oh srv tney be sezsd Aad tAsen
.e.son IN NahaL bel ,ng The State
VniA Sibs de iVsrei 20 Col INN the State
Al in tht ely me vsri hin Its ueaBi
rs double barTeed shot ard plata Of
sush may be ussfel In th nsd. Comp-rsst viii be
natao private ivered takea ilo Pubi5 Use and
tovernmsnt a. rs ln the pubic es viii DC recePei for
sy order Of Brig Gen. IS. Il. WNDss. Oou'dt &C.
LR-PAGE,
nh5-u AssL ASj'L cen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
CRESCENT CITY INK MANDATORY.
GEORGE H. VINTRE, sole Agent.
NO los PoYD sAs NEW ORLEANS


GEORGR H. VINTRE, solo Agent. 81
NO los POYD sAs srSsEF NEw ORLEANS
News Ink, 81 cts = Red LAX, 80 cts to $40 p D
bo1k Ink IS DO 20 Canine Ink, tL50 . O
Oari Ink a. do % Axe lax, IS cts 3 OE
Cop er N - Ink. - 50 20 Purple Ink, - d. da
Auographc Ink. 5 10 sruSn Ink, el59 z
ESy-The Au ogrlphie LAX Is Green Ink, tl50 DO
a Lilhcgrtph Ink, Which can. He low Ink, tlo0 90
not be phos gr phed or e:ose1 Naruish.... loen
by Any chemical p.osess. Gold Sse...fl DO
Bzs Ink, 20 tl51 u. 10 e's TO lSo 2 Or
These Inks are superior quality Manufactured In New Or
leans practical chemist warranted equal to the beJt
Northern make and general uss BY the New Orleans
Ptes[ -. - ,
Type Fouadry and Printers warehouse,
No. los PoydrAs stree New Orleans,
VIII be promptly attended to. felt-d&w2a
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF HswnIoO, /
Richmond, Va, March il.h. ls62.
GENERAL oRDERs,
No. g.
IL Railroad oonpsnlsS ard the James Hyer and KInAEhA
C1nN CanpanY, i0rodte1 transport Into s or out
Of H. sprituOus liquors. other niox eating beverages
III Supernte. denis OF Rairolds and ef the ID Canal
reqused report dAJ q the Provost asrhS the nun
BE- of Paergr pasng hs roads and canA out Of The
SH Of Eie ROtd
l. r PAGE,
mhl8-tf ksI Aigt. Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

HD. Qus CRurcarIuD pirrnar IIcur AnruLKET,
nehnond March kh. ;s62. I
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
TTAvING ceased receive substitutes tbs battery vs ars
d'srous OF etlng 20 nte'ent ard respectable youny
nil, 10 All rsnks None but such
sbove deseIipion Will be received
eubtu.es not already In Camp viii report hensevesA the
rtndsyps Of ilth and Gary ely,
we hey vii be dealt sh asI rlsrs, according 70 Law.
srAPLtTOa OkUrOHNILD,
WA- T. TANNER,
nk-f CHAl Z W0RrHAm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

A sFs,CTAL MOTHS TT THE MILITARY -
n ElntH tistacsy understood nat an nAnHf Ne,HIns
D.. Letter. Or military Silver vtss mad- - order
a. HafL arAndt an -schptous via sour tosAro' grain
aia-ry tsnia tc 81 The lowest reasonable prt e.
pa1sslei s nsking c1thirg vih indifhs INK cot In
u - AXIS style.
IN 80 "a of sIher o. re above at es su do veil t9 cal
ani e fps mems before p7rchSsg e'seFhere Cal on Or
49, A. GlAAY Brsni Caster OK AID next dor 20 The
Ct1fsstan Hotel, Richmond. Va deil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

HEADQUARTERS DSpAsTNEET CF HENSIoo, |
RcHSoxn, Va, Gsrch TN, ls6a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

The following lines were writn on Gen. Beauregard's
appeal to the peops to contribute their bels that they
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

VII. The Vllta-y Department o. Heneo under the
md t Brgadier Gen raj wniet EXTENDED - inelase
ely Of PerJ0u and the adjoining and 1ding country
to he distance Of ten nj es.
Ty command o; tn. Secretary OfwS,
Jno. wIrHERs
mh9T-1W Aus. Adlt Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31

syOPPaRThs undertsned, agents Of The union ooasoh,
" dated prer ane Of Tsanessce have i11. resolved
py rgot Copper which they oder for sale In lots 70 sui
purchasers. z.., ....x..x
deS1 BACON 4 bAsktkSlLL-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-31
RIGHg lND DAILY WIG.

FER6cs
D. sunuui; es.iTsekly, as Weekly, % A.
D.. es-aiNan3sg lay - cl2de 81 tnt roS ei ele
Z. s. ybsss cgia ,-ce e tskta On tAs dsPeEit Of
A - =. r,utsiuin1 r,eEeg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
vascIIIalIon of the AdnaInIstra-
tiOn.

The Government has pursued very un-
certain course towards its Generals. General
Fremont was appointed to very important
command in Missouri After time he was
removed as unfit for the place A few months
passed land he was appointed to a highly
responsible position in Virginia He failed,
and was again removed for apparent want Of
military qualifications And now there is q
talk Of his being placed at the head Of an
other army
Next there's General Buell.. He, after his
unparalleled march from Tennessee to Louis
vile was removed or al least an order was is
sued for bis removal, because he was not
thought to be active enough Before sunset
of the day of his removal, an order came for
his restoration or retention. Soop he drove
Gen. Bragg and rebel army of $4,000 men
out Of our State, and then he was forthwith
removed again.
Lastly there's General Mcclellan. After
more than year. 9 service ct the head Of the
Army Of the Potomac, he was removed, or re.
quired to give place to Pope After very
brief period, he is removed again.
This apparent vascilation in regard to the
leadership Of our armies is at least unfortu.
nate. 1t tends strongly to weaken public con.
fdence We hope to have as little Of it here.
after as possible Louisville JoRrnoL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

The NoIsE OF BATTLE.-The roar of con.
flict, where three or four hundred cannon are
blenching fourth death, can be family ini.
agined by the following statements:
"Herschel gives three hundred and forty
miles as the greatest known distance to WHICH
sound has been carried in the air
This was when the awful explosion of avolca-
no, at St. Vincents was heard at Demarara.
The cannonading of the battle of Jena was
heard in open fields near Dresden, ninety.two
miles, and in the easement of the fortress il
was vsay distinct.-Tbe bombardment of Ant
werp, IN 1922, is saio to have been heard in
the mines OF saxony, three hundred and seven.
ty miles distance,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26

ETThe following clever sketch Of
Old Time Thanksgiving is from B. F.
TAYLoR's january and June" Who
can read it without being carried back, on
memory's wings, to the days Of long ago
golden links in the chain of life that
bind us to the past ? Those were Joyous
days when we looked for the coming of
Thanksgiving" and were happy when
it came, for it brought with it the return
of absent friends to join the social reunion
in the old-timo homes. Sometimes a
shadow would darken the sunshine, as we
locked upon vacant chair at the table,
and the heart would throw its spray to the
eye. as thought came up that it could be
filed again, neverm0re.
Years have flown, and each day we are
being waited nearer the great To-Come,
and receiving blessings for which thou
sand years would be too short period to
give sufficient thanks. But read what
TAYLOR says
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-26
Democratic Jubilee at Spring.
field, Ohio.

The Democratic Jollifcation at Spring
field, last Saturday, was an immense uf-
fair, Large numbers were present from
the counties of Logan, Madison, Clarke,
Champaign, and Greene. The meeting
was addressed by Hon. G. L. VALLANDIo-
HAM in the afternoon, and by Hon. S. S.
Cox in the evening. and the speeches were
received with the greatest enthusiasm. A
resolution offered by Mr.. McGAFFEY. of
Madison county. demanding that illegal
and arbitrary arrests shall stop, was unan-
imously adopted. Verify, Things is
workin'."