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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29

dition to pay. etc. of Lieutenant 10 % 90
In the above we have not inserted the frac-
tiOnal parts of dollars, for convenience sake, in
this matter of but little Importance.
BELOW THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT.
The first column denotes the pay per month
of artillery and infantry, and of dragons and
rifemen when serving on foot The second col
umn denotes the pay per month of light artillery
and OF dragons and rifemen when mounted:
Sergeant Major. Quartermaster
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29
MUSIC.
Patriotic Songs

Harmsnfzed for Male Voices aud APP
prc4prfnte for u~e I'm Camp.
RsR4 MH-E - n ~ GEN ~
AfsTHE INDIANA MUSIC STORE.
The Sal b@ih-Sehooi Hymns and
TNat-BOOk,
cost.aing upward oftwo hundred choe Il, ms and tunes
sRGCE SIX CENTS.
At Thy INDIANA MUSIC STORE.
WILLARD a sTowELL
t.r3S So :. Bate. Hoass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29


"r#zr so|a's#r 70 THE SPOT"
INSTANT RELIEF STOP YOUR CoUGKi
Pu] IFY YOUR BREATH
TRF3iTHEN YOUR VOICE.
SPALDING7S
1HF0A1co D.,
GOOD FOR CiERGYMEN.
GOOD ro|l LECTURERS.
GOOD soR PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
COOP FOR SINGERS.
cdpD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDING'S tTHROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES, Arr DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS
rsLDREN CRY FOR
srALDlNe's THROAT CONNECTIONS
They r.rr.,. coin instantly.
They clear til. Tn fat.
They give strengtts and volume to the voice.
They impart delft ious aroma to the breath.
Ley delightful to the taste
They made Of simple herbs and not harm an.
advise every one who has Cough ora Husky vOic'
or Bad Breath, OF any difficulty Of the Throat to get
package my COufections they relieve yc,
instantly and you will agree with me that hey 20 rgh
TO the spot" You will find them very useful and as
ant while travelling attending public meeting. 70
sitting your cough aying your thirst. nyOu try on
package safe in laying that you will ever aerwsr,
consider them indispensable You will find them at tn
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature is on each package. All others cOun
package will be by mail, prepaid, receipt Q
Thirty Cents.
HENRY G.. SPALDING.
NO AZ CEDAR STREET. N. Y.
Dd5-A single bottle oe sPALDISG's PREPARED GLUI
will save ten tirees It's cost annually. IA
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDING PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDISG.s PREPARED CLUE
- saw. THE PrEcEsi
m-~A sur,. ( rm SAVE. snr.~-~
lies, very desirable have cheap and convenien
way for repairing furniture, toys, erockery, etc.
sPALDISG's PREPARED GLUE
meet. Al such and no sSgssaSa can .ss,
point.
USEFUL ! EVERY HOUSE"
Address HENRY C. sPALDIS6,
no. IS Cedar Street. Nev forf-
kAUuoS.
As certain unprnepls persons attempting TO pain
Of on the unsuspecipy public limitations Of my PRE-
PARED GLUE, iwoulc- saution all persons to e1snin'
before purchasing. and s.e that the fun name.
nrsPAIDISG'A PREPARED GLUE -
eut.a. ~r.pT all other~ ar. s~ndling sour
,srf~ss fsh3oikv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29

DOONTNN DIT 20
~ ~ Il 11N N ~ ~ LIN
w~.~-~-
DHhuA HkIHlD
scuoo, Avn co,rvor c,r,roc,,rs
MISCELLANEOUS PAMPHLETS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14

"a CHALLESda DEcdNrD.--Hon Cassins II
1'a hiss 81 HEM i Nj D. Q. Birassll, Of
New York, to mortal combat. for words spo-
ken by the latter during the recent political
canvass ia New York Mr. Brdsall has de-
clned the challenge for moral and other rea-
sons. Among them are he following, ~
should he guilty at base ingrati,ude should
meet and kill him after the great services he
has done my part, in opening the ewes Of the
people to the true intentions of his political
assoriates. In conclusion, viii simply say,
that when Mr.. CLAW has done bis whole duiv
ne Mnjor- General in speedily closing up his
bloody. and think, unnecessary war 80 thu;
can again visit his native State, and he still
feels aggrieved at what said respecting him.
will meet him in any honorable manner he
may suggest, according TO law and give him
full and entire satisfaction"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
TIE S E7T7T7 IN u A..
ROCKVILLE, lid.
FRIDAY. II: NOVEMBER Il, 1862
OUR PAPER.

After much difficulty in obtaining the ne
cossary help, to which may be attributed the
non-appcarance of the SENTINEL for the las
week or two VIC have at length sacccelel, and
hope that hereafter our intentions To Issue the
paper regularly every week, as usnal, viii not
be interfered with. The indulgence Of our
friends for The present reduced size Of the SYN
TtNGt, will he extended when we state, that
il addition to the disadvantages resulting
from b, Arrest AMI detentoa Of the Elitos
The ordinary expenses Of publishing a pspee
nowadays would Seem 10 justify Us in re-
strictiug orr paper to hIlf A sheet
The following remllks on The subject, in
the Baltimore Republican serve more fuily to
explain the difficulties ia this connection -
The newspaper propretors Of this country
are sorely pressed At the present tlne Tie
general depression that has prevailed for the
past eighteen months in commercial circles.
has fallen upon them with much more sevelita
than on any other branch OF business or trade.
aud many have in the period named been
forced 10 succamh to the pressure The tax
which the Government has how commenced
10 levy upon newspapers Is most excessive -
II reaches then ia fpu" different wafs The
tax on white paper il large--on nixon all
vertisements--on the income II would seem
that the tax was arranged to embarrss3 news.
papers.
1t certainly forces them 10 raise their prices
or publish atah actual loss. The price o.
white paper mas increased within the pass
three months TO the extraordinary degree Of
nearly 40 per cent. The rates paid to com
positors have also been increased and II is
evident that without a general advance d
price, very large proportion Of journals vii,
cease 10 exist.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
Notice 60 CrcaIitnrs.

~ OIlCE is hereby given that the s seril "a
A. have obtained ftom the Orphans C,arl
o. Muhle0nefy county letters OF aaniuist.a-
ton on the personal estate Of
SARAH y. FLETCnALL.
late Of said county, deceased An persons
having claims against said deceased, are here.
oN warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouch-
ems thereof, 10 the subscribers. on or le,ore he
llih day Of November 1865 otherwise iheg
NAV. nv law, be excluded from an lenc6l of
said estate. Persons indebted 10 said estate.
are requested 10 make Immediate pagment-
Given under my hand This ll,h day OF No
vemoer, 1852. WN. MATTHEW'S,
WM. A, CuISWELL,
..uey l4--f'. Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
Montgomery County wit

lnEREBY CERTIFY, thar GGoR5E H. Gew.
81 Montgomery county, brought before me.
ihe subscriber, one 81 The Justices Of the Pe.re
q and for the said eounty, This oth day OF uc-
ioetr, N the year sG2, Us a Stray, large
WHITE SfEER-blud IL the len ele-has
70 ear-nark-roints Of the horns cut otl'-has
ihe appearance Of tein worked ia the yoke.
Given under ms hand
JOSHUA PURDOM. J.P.
The owner Of the above described property,
y requested 10 Come forward. prove property,
pay chargts, and take him away.
nov l4-3t GEORGE W .GFW
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
1'he state Elections.

THE REIGN OF lloaRoa REPUDIArHD, AND THE
Faarpoa OF the Pass vNDicArrD. Elections
for members Of Congress aud State officers
generally, have been held this fall III nearly
all the States composing the Union"
Two years ago, Mr. Lincoln obtained ma
joiiIies 10 all these States The Republican
policy was dds installed into power, aud a
rein Of horrarinstitu,ed which has no parallel
either ia ancient or modern dnes
The people, finding such a policy illsui,cd
TO their ideas Of liberty have. in HE recent
elections, SET the seal If ,hslr condemnation
upon it, aud given the most emphatic asstf-
ance Of their Intention, whenever opporiunity
occurs. 10 reinstAte democratic supremacr,
which had been shndered out or existence BIZ
asystem Of the most Infamous l,ing and abuse
that ever disgraced the annals Of any organ
lied political combination
For some time, the practice has obtained Of
isdscrminately arresing citizens farno Other
cause than that they were Democrats Among
the number, thus dragged off from their fauli-
Lies, was the editor Of The Stark County
Democrat" paper published in Ohio
Stark county, al The last presidential election.
cast lis vote for Mr. Lincoln bur The high
handed usarpaiions Of the party IN power:
III ,aii,i,,,,;,.. - : ss''-s ss,I,gs,
s,a,,.,o, - ,n..,..,,.,a.. -
Of clizens, added to the complete deauliiion'
Of every constitutional feauatd throwns
ernn,a a., -.
,i.,a -.
nstio, ~ ~ $50 1T I'll.
cyer,. o,ho. g.
bsla e,een, ,,a.saa. !, $50. 1, -, NJ ME-
se,,. " 7'''' "
M as j.. ..e.
i identical Win ihat n n, i s,n,ioe, 4,
h,,,i, ~, aAi...., t..;,. . s.
'esi's ~" 'ti"eiVA iN liNf-
tAfy prisons Tor lioidlngi 10 hedehaertli. talf
--and ailhnu Ii d like onpo.tl,,i;y ms n3t
b.o, ar ,,l...l ~. ,....,,. !, ,,,..,.,s
'.''''' y -
press 'aeH aNh"sfenve q lhe nnholt lffannA
thai now atlitts the land we hare an Ill iiine
6tth Ihat Inc ti,ne l. ,f,,..,,,l,;t,s ,,l,,a..
s,a,,i,. ;,,,a, M.
'''''''''' : ~ INV l"tsi'N' 'e''e"e VII IS
administered ~ lae People u THIS state. tAd
the 81 mpaih2efs Amf insiighiofs or sp4h ,i,.a
nesssi,n L. N+4lt,,A
T.
'e'en = ""ea 'aelF own Re'a ID eae seprieh-I
ms iosus, tae pcni up wra b Of IN outraged
ana enslAVed leo,le. flgn viii ,ha. l,e,.;, +.
ro.,t-, ,a.l.,,.. ~. II,
~ ~ ~" y N'e o'd 81 lH3'
reirlbuiiye justice, though sometimes slow,
is always sare.n
Thu eslovin,, lc,,,r eo,, a.. ~. - l..
-. ~ = '''s
e-i'"' "uose a''Nueu ~ 50 nearly describes
our own case, that we readily transseqi il 10 The
columns Of The 9 scntinel.9 Falle ,na.,sin
IL ws,,-,in,ea sentiments j.. a., 49,,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
LIQUOR. !! bIlJ6Rl LIlT6R.I

EA b8i.S. hcl son Rye Wliskev. 3 rs Old
IN Is 70 Is Family I've do ward pure
25 Bis MunAnenlal Nhisky& ofler ly,s, Id 4
DDS i1cnNzae ahaaay
All Gin
MiihmaRr other Liquors too numerous 10
mtbeaa Al of which have hecn. honght NJ
or g t'e aavanee--eonscqucntl 1--WE enn piye
our customers the adsaumge uf q we'll selected
stock of rht iee trnnds Of Whisky. &c. III pti-
ees g. suii ihs tines.
CAL and Sc for Yourselves. as m inspection
81 sleek lncurs no obligation to iuv.
DORSEY 4 WOOD.
No 3 Iiish ST., Georgetown, b. c.
arg l--lf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
9g5 EHyV ID!

ID AN---T-rA4.-from the-r-srriber, livfhriiT
EG.Chrksqurg, Montgomery county, Nd /,
on Saturday, The 27ih OF September, 1862
NEGRO MAN, PBfER DOR5EY said negro
IS Of dark complexion; about feet hiah !;
strong, hearty looking fellow; about % years
Old As h. sloped w,tLuut provolit,ion viii
live The above reward iffuuud and secured in
jul So that | get him again.
nov l4--ir NAUl ". T0uMPSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on Tuesday, he l4h inst, al
Windsor, Nd, by the Rev Mr. DouGuggrY
LEROY W FINCH, Of New Haven. Conn. IL
Miss PATFIE H., daughter Of the late Thomas
Hunter, OF this county.
MARRIED, on The llth inst, hy G. W. SAG
BON, D. D.. Of Columbia Uollege. 10 the .esj-
dence Of her mother, Rev SAM'L r. WHITE
70 Miss SARAH H. B0UIC daughter Of Mrs
Sarah II. Boac, Of this place
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
MONTGOMERY County---to wit;

! HEREBY CERTIFY. thar Jonv G. NYFRs. Of
Montgomery county, brought before me-. The
subscriber, one Of the Justires Of tn, Peace Ia
and for the said county, this Is, h day of o.
ieber Ia the year 662, rs Stray. trespass.
~ ~aAag his enclosures. ROAM HORSE
atoHl hfee years !, Id. shod all round, with
short msnri and star in.lhr forehead.
Given under my hand,
oh. B0UIC, JP.
The owner Of the above Described property
= requested 10 come forward prove property.
pay charges and take him away.
nov l4-3t JOHN q MYERS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14

I york Tim4s wril;n,, On H. 80 s,ys
w. - ','' .''ss. ~ " .''i'e'' "nu
'''"s e'.-' ,''''+,s X ~ lte ~ MY "spvVs
y ~ "N'' WHY 'o,N'1 sDoi'''t'ea - lne
go n y III l,J vi 80
~ 20 ~ 80 '"'' :. -
~ 81 "''Sse u ~
',o'e f'i''is''on' "ou'u 10y he ~ 8 y Nl'u-
~ - ,''ss - "sneii's. ~ VNPi'sses
~ go X 4'o'''' u"s nv ~ Nesun 10
fVtoP ~ l'o9s'i''e l'S"urees'
n l''''l 'nVe'.uf .. lhe onuine' M ,,
49, '.''V "a 'oJputnhi'l' 1a, 70 nus
T.enii's' y tis,i = L'-'ss euleeu a. ocioch-
..is ''sIn: ~ s!'eei@i !, lht'i 4,
7. ~ 49, I y pe'te'e" NJ w
a -, ..'iiS1 '."n ny
- - ~ NoM'se " 'lis war hase NesH
~ " g, ~" WI H., y anhounctu oelofe Yrs
y ~ y prs "u' WIN
9i;,se ',,,'' ~ Stolns' t'''tnIss
- - ie fosl''Fe H,'u y Is slieFee
a condemnation. Giving Them no ALTERNATIVE
bal TO resign.
The London correspondent Of the same M
,or ,.e;,i,,. ,,o,,l -, ~. ,z,t .,,;, -,
| y ~ - "''''-'o '''''"e'
the io!io"ing announcement, which, il true,
F! is important:
!
i'elo - ems ~ ex'ec'ra 70 return 70 AS posi-
~ J. ''''i'''s ,''e p,esen' nlol'''' au
long, tia; he might lie allie to define he course
MINT, l,'st ,',her Fnr',,.' 49,
Ta I,,i,r.. = =
posiiigl /, decided u,on recognition. The an
"og'.. e',i.,i n3ae e Mf Gl"ds'9ne week
.so, ~ NF~sas,if was fenecd ana received
Southampton, ~ Lord Hardwcke, u the
presence .,. Lord P,'iners,on The camor for
on Of H. ' pesa thy ana Ine rrosi
he ylamor-
lnete = no don9i inlt Lord Lyons carries
France md Rass - No." ~ cs, ','
ct. and that he win also car m earnest pro-
'es'. on The part Of these Powers against any
nis,''oa q eohanel.n9 'hr war @h're me-
z,tiop.
The Now York eorresronaent Of tho pb;ls.
del1,hia Igau;rsr refsrs n tho atoce and ada..
The letters. 10th private and for npbIica-
ton by The Arabia, present the matter in ii
,,eht suggestive Of "ny'hiug but laughter
my, VIZ H., ga',@, 'p''aa9e ., '!e s'aie-
/ II. .,,.,,t..,,.. III. t,;,t.L H.. = =, ~
and il, 4 usitian rhrrrtara HErlv 10 h. vi
informed Of The disposition OF he Government
private advice from Wasbin ton and, vari.
ous other quarters All ,eud +, strent ,han n,
belief of some immediate a,tios h, Ia pri,i.b
anal Frerch irno, M p,..i.n co,ornmon,
Lord LYONS sin, has ree, 8.i,,,1 .,tIna,,on
ler, riee,.as1. i, ,ho ozb ,.5 +, i. -
viii br;n@ mas, i,oa,rts,,, ,o,,,,,.aita,io,.
from, Pns lana ,h;la A. Ma,.i.n IN, II.
s.,,,a ti,e ,,rsseo, 5, ~, r.o,..s ~,
neror H. i,,,aa.,aa ,a,,...
&c Gr..t p.i,,ia ,.o ,n,.,;.,. ~ .r.la.r,'.a.
60 rl
{ 'eata ll''t tne Hilltarf aulhoilties are
'"'H'"~ !. eiae's - increase me GARRISON
,'' ,s,' ~ """o",ites 'hs, new hf4'efE
., '''''.g'h = 20 &c sem rom view bfhnsw'ek
"u"u't 7tll ih'.l I, idfhe aamser OF \ rm.s
o. LIT "plSp i''.Ne .'iels a vi, IS
~ ~ " = NV. sn,'' sen, - g. de'eit ~
~ 10y Il, ,'",n "iso. ''ia' 'lie uFs' oo'll''hS
~ f,'',' ~ ~. ~ ~ l,'S 1'tss
.'''''u' = usl.,' ~ Hh1'AAi NsNs
ue's 70 ae'Ag 'lelf departure uAti
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14

Tns DRafr.-The process Of exemption hav-
ing been inicrfcred with, By lhe sudden iudis-
position and consequent resi- snalon OF The
examining physician, and no one having been,
az YET, appointed ia his stead. renders il un-
certain at what particular time the draft in
this county win take place Thsreare several
applications for exemption not yet disposed
OF, and which will require examination before
the work Of drafting will commence.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
Deafh 81 The ON atioraf rnfon },


After BRIEF struggle ief ae h.
aboga nonaesuipi ofsaipg of ms Noiiiion
party of Ills county, !tcthcd is fast tew
4b1sa i,ar;,, eh.....at ,i'..g..n..5.i,a II.
orya.i,., t,s,,be.....,. . .sa,,.,, MAI,
bpne exbau.,sd Nm III, NH, ,r,.boi;liry
r IA L,ing re,le, is,,.a ln,.aar s.ag,,lv
larraea i, In nn,,,,s.r, f.rd cdin.sof a.
t,riiy aud cruelty nlsouaaIa,e1 le,yiny me-
.le,r ,saaon,edi !, siil for ;,.e,f j. ~,
ronl1. This !. s,qate,i, n,,v..,nant ;, wa he
mora akillrM by min cvmu.,l II ,boni II
nd MIGHT have Ian If.cae1 sopeu Nh =
Jaekao,,s tac,,es ira not h,.on MANNED s,a
P@Pfa'sa Win 'he express view 70 aree'ee friend
y Wsii r. Toe Attain events .he cause q ttis
mastery feireai may tesei down 10 ''miii-
wy o. SONG o5nef necessity as his said
= a'Fe Nsen induced " tae " scereiif q pro-
''s'o0s' 'or 'ng nefeei = furnish "il'eh Inc
'o0'h'lsSe''at afpa'tMt@t may expect 70 ee
'oafsea "''h n4ch blame, and receive Inc es-
Peei"l curses q Aouns ana PIPER
~ Pall oH your ofsffoat
Ana rod up your sleeve,
Jordan is bard road
- : : 'e''s
sSow -SqonN.--We were visited on satnr-
Thy last. with quite an unexpected snow
storm, which appears to have tecn II pretty
general extent throughout thecouuiry. In this
eaag;e, tba s.r, 49, -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14

MI Office is hereby liTen thu he subscriber
has obtained from HE Orphans Cour Of
aehigomery county letters of administration
"a 'he personal estate ot
ELIZABETH HURLEY.
tate OF said county deceased, All persons
haying claims against said dcce sell. l,e here
by warned tc exhibit the same withthe yoneh-
egs hereof, 70 the subscriber, on o. heioie the
l2sh day OF November, 500 oilarwise. theia
May, IS law, he excluded rpnuI ea,fi Of
Faid estate. Persons Indebted 10 ST i estate
aiy reqnssied to make imm .da,iv pas meat
Gwen under my hand this l2ih Iay If No.
feAaer, 1862 VA. 4. fUIisE.s,
NOV .@--4t Administrators
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
AUCTHONEEREyG

4 TENED To, in All paris Of the county
y AT very reasonable rates, ~ he under
mel. S. a. MATLACK,
sign General Advertising Agtnt,
arch 81 Rockville, Nd.
OSBORN s. WILSON,
cATHAKINE WILSON
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-11-14
WAR NEWS.

" "A IA ~ l. W y.
The intelligence roucefuin4 military affairs
ssg ihe rs. lsyF Ass, L a&Alg ,niefsslia..--
nc removal 81 Gen Mcclellan from the COM
Asfia 81 llle Aemg Of lie Potomac, mentioned
nanelber part d ip-dass paper, Continues Is
ssa';hs absorbing topic of conversation aud
amazed eunmcui-aot only among those en-
sagea Il tie More peaceful pursuits OF life,
sAlsp ID military eirclts The causes ior
20 sererssai.re are fJr tlp mss, part matters
~ sseeaiaioai bat there exist alleged charges
Y 4elsf 10 the advance IT his arny, MS well is
asneaitaee q direct orders tlon The head
qsafltss Il Washington
Adspaish on the Iofh lost, from the As.
esaiea Pftss dated al Wargenton. lhe had
at1efs u Gen. Busnside, now Ia command
siss thu. he Cannatrale CeuerNs Long
sfsstaad AsP I'm Meacat lieppef Caufl-
aQaSe Cen. Lie had Succeeded III Gliding
sess Alst lsiians adyaag; hid msihdawn his
ssmkfe hs elsl sidem The Bice Ridge Nol8-
ten and i Gpm ~ Goiaonssigls vht,e IS
Il g esp Bragg with aree force ,askson.
MS Ill arnt 81 seventy ih,.nsens mon /.
so.9suhere wi,l,io.,ea MIA. ~ ,,are.s,aa
l,saasne seeessien;s,s r nv Mo- 49,, :
gfeAl battle in thAt nei 4 hsorheoa id 4 iew
aaKA Gen. IIalleei hss ordered all Officers
acIeaetng selhe Army Of the Potomac, to Join
ihelsses llegsiye commands inms aiately. sui-
lers Who han gone 10 lIarqess Ferry forihe
purpose q leeehiug The Army ofihe Potomac,
hse fpsur4ea through this place, and state,
sastaiter gcaslsiaS Harpess Perry, they were
aavN 4 that it would DC dangerous 10 pro-
deed kssiherin hist dIrcsiiUn. md consequence
IA tHifAuGa their steps 10 Washington, with
e alAp islsiar Y: II 81 .ieet 81 some
j y. wi tIsesssse
ns6. IS reenu. II III e.,oes,oon. cea,
Wilmington, North Caraina, IN which, after
lighting al dag, both partles withdrew. The
cuaIeaeraies report heir loss al two killed
and lhfiy-one wounded; whilst they report
the Federal loes 10 have heen very heavy.--
There IS nothing reliable concerning the move
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27
.rntsreatlur plsenAsion.

There was an interesting discuaaion IN the
House Of Representatives yesterday afternoon
uuon a motion to reconsider the vote by when
Senate joint resolution. authorizing the A''0.
new Geucral to dismiss the cases pending Agains'
ces.a,p banks to compel them to pay taxes as
lndlyiduAls are taxed. was indefinitely Postpon-
Cd. Anumbef Of gentlemen gave their views
~ bapks. bank taxation, and the nature and
eIIsct Of decision Of the Supreme Court Of The
United States. Mr.. osBoRs, Of Lake. regard
cd dscision Of that Court as binding, and a
STATE Court that would make . decision IN con
iic. ui,L Il asobnoxious to the charge 81 seces
slonium as the rebels Of tbs South. Pending
thlv discussion, che Senate adjourned, "a.
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HR. RroNnloN Smith, Who claima TO bel

p R. BrownloW Smith, who claims to be q
PlrsOp BfownloF, Of Knoxville,
Tennessee, delivered an address in the Hall of
Representatives, last evening, pursuant to q
resolution adopted by the House yesterday.
He undertook to give an account Of affairs in
East Tennessee, from the beginning Of the re-.
bellion until he Succeeded In making his es.
cape -intersperslng IL with personal narratives
oi auTeflngs and persecutions endured BY Union
men and women In that part Of the South. He
criticised the resolutions Of recent Democratic
State Conventions In the spirit Of the radical
press Of the North, claiming as the abolition
ists do. that they tend to give aid and comfort
10 the Southern cOnfedsracy. He also spoke
Of some papers In the North-in the same spirit
:-jqat as.thsy are spoken Sfby Northern ex-
tremists, He claims o speak for the Union
men Of the South; but, We opine, that the Un-
Ion men there are better represented BY such
men as J. J. Cri.tenden, Andy johnson, WAds,
.Fprth, and othery, vhO speak foF them in Con-.
etess, and whose utterances have different
spirit and more conservative tone.
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TEIEoRAPH ARouND Tns iWoRfp !-seOa.,

TEuEeRAPH ARouND THs WoREp. .-S ena.or
Latham,s proposition TO the Senate Is one to
make man take his breath and stare. II has
the sanctionIof theyMiiitafy committees, and IL
nothing lesa than Telegraph from Paris 10 ean
Francisco, passIsg through st. Petersburg and
Moscow, across the European boundary into the
cold counties Of Siberia, running into Tertiary,
and, passing lhs northern boundary Of the great
Chinese Empire, joins the Amoor River, and
Keeps along the shores Of the okhoisk Sea, and
through the wild province of Tckutch, untilit
passes from Asia into the narrow waters Of
behriDg Strait, embraces the Western Cont.
nent on she bleak shores Of Northern Russian
Americp, crosses the peninsplar territory abOye
Prince Williams Sound, pauses in Sitks, the
capital Of the Russian province, runs along the
coast to yanconyer's Islxnd, from thence % Or
egon, and over The golden shores Of 0nr Pacific
States until II rests at San Frapcseo, and, uni-
ting with our great Pacific lire, brings London
within day Of New York Itcannot but star
Gle the progressive people Ofthis ambitious and
daring age.