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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19

The latest Intelligence from the Potomac does
not indicate decisive battle That has yet to be
fought and il Is probably not far of. Ifreliance
can be placed upon the telegraphic reports, the
advantages thus FAR are with the Union forces.
There Is no doubt but that MCCLELLAN has en-
Unused his troops no other officer could. and
that their confidence in him is unbounded. He
Is not vet. however. out OF the woods. and IN the
chances of battle the present favorable aspect OF
Affairs may be changed.
The news from Kentucky is not favorable Ii
was reported last evening that the citizens OF
Louisville were leaving in great numbers. fear
ing an attack from the rebels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
Localities i'm ygary,and.

Baltimore Is forty four miles fir IN Washing
ton, north east. Rockville, where Gen McClel-
lan's army concentrated, i fourteen miles north
west Of Washington. From Baltimore 10 the
Monocacy the distance is fort' two miles From
Westminster where the rebels are said to have
made raid with FIVE hundred cavalry the
llth, 1t is thirty miles 10 Baltimore Rockville
is thirty miles from the MOnocacy. POolesyie
near the Potomac, Is thirty miles from Washing
ton and ten miles east of Leesturg Point oi
Rocks is fifty miles from Washington and Har
per- Ferry sixty two. Wi!lamsport and Haeers
town are twenty eight miles northwest of Fred
erick From Willamsport. on the upper Poto-
mae to the PENNSYLVANIA State line, the distance
Is eleven miles From Point of Rocks to Fred
erick. il is sixteen miles.
Below Point of Rocks there are three regular
ferries on the Potomac above Leesburg, VIZ
Noland's, Haulings, ami Conrad's. Above bar
per's Ferry to Williamsport the established lords
are five in number; but unless there has been a
rise in the stream within the last week it is ford
able at short distances heary anywhere.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19

CEsSeE IN CoxNkSDERs We understand that
Major General Lewis Wallace has been relieved
from command of the forces assembled in Ken
lucky near this point. and directed 10 report for
duty At Columbus. Ohio. where he will take
charge of camp OF instruction We under
stand that the command OF the troops in this
vicinity has been assigned TO Gen. A. j Smith.
al officer of experience and high character and
ettainments The services OF Gen. W aiiace in
this quarter are well appreciated. bat We presume
there i no occasion for dissatisfaction with the
rev asTsngemenf.-CiA Com.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
Is A, the Massachusetts Republican Couven

- At the Massachusetts, Republican Conven
ton, held at Worcester the other day Hon 1t
cts CHlLD made the following remarks.
office, to the passage Of the resolutions. as
n0l Containing one word c0mmendai0ry OF the
President OF the United States. Are vet 20
before the people on the ground OF opposition to
the President! The resolutions do not degn to
commend what he has done, even 70 mention
his meme. They simply commit the Convention
To certain ultra notions. AMI discard all others
There vas no; in the resolutions ore wori in
commentator of what toe President or his Cabi
let has done
In spite OF this appel. the Convention adj
jourued without word Of eommendation thus
appealed fer An omission with emphasis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
MEDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE,

FGtu LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH ORtIPAIRED
orgAniZation, 10 those by whom az iBcress. ~
FAMILY j. from any Objectionable the signed
would ofer prescription which i perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed IN varo-s Part Of
the Old World the century Although this article
isverv cheap and simple yetit has been PIT Up half
pnboies aud sold very extensively az the exhcr5tsut
price = - per bottle the Undersigned proposes fur
nh The ee FOR 81 BY th- possession 81 Which every
lazy can supply hersewith perfect safcguarc a any
drug or the ring Of p cents per year Any
physician iruggisi Iteil you II perfectly a-rcs
thousands pf estmonials De procured II is efficacy.
Seufto any part othe world receipt 81 81 By address
ing. Ds- J. =. DEVERAUA,
? -. Box, So.es53. New Haven Connecticut.
ty22-tkw'6 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
Eighth District Congregational Nom
nation.

The Democracy of the Eighth Congressional
District met in Convention at Lafayette on We'd
nesday last, and nominated the Hon. JoHs PErrIr
as their candidate for Congress. General Man
SON was the opposing candidate for the nomina
ton. The vote by counties was as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
NOTICE.
STATE FAIR.
n - - II q II 4.

yBNHE VALUE or THE BRONZE AND SILVER
II Aeisls offered in the premium lsst not hAvinr been
fully understood Il Is deemed necessary TO give the fol-
low5ng notice.
Bronzs Medals each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 90
SILVER . 90
These will BE large. pure metal and well executed
Diplomas in their order the third highest oommen-
dstion offered by the state Board followed By pre-
mum~.
All persons having stock machinery OF other products
are earnestly requested 10 become exhibitors.
ENTRY FFF.
No exhibitor Is fequiTsd pay one Dollar memher's
fee heretooe per viii Re charged on the
amount Of e4ch premium competed Tor
W n LOOMS Secretary.
>epfls indianapolis. indians
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
SECOND CORPS % ARMrr.
MAR RED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Tuesday evening, Sep
teher I'd lS61 the residence Of the brides father BY
the ev. James Ill., Mr V. T. Maoti to Miss Carrie only
daughter of David Macy, Esq.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
~ & OlcAL.
CoNFuD ENT Al,

VOTING MAX WHO HAVE IN
- N RI ID ffrsrselves ~ q tan secret
- tehrs sl..-f nrff them - f--,ess,
80 r,e,,s.rn ~ lie duties q narried iiies
.ez-[rs I'D m .ssie-rEet srd ~ fner. We.
IRON the foes of Yoah 30 other c1uses. feed eeoiy
N advance q their yrars. before placing temseNsseo
der the treatment ~ any one, sho1id trst reaa
ssTHE SECRkT FRIEND" sH1
Married ladies vi leara sousthins q Importance
rerusine TIE SEcarr Fstt<n-"
sent % any address sealed envelope, on receFfsf
Ter Cents.
Dr. STUART A CO. car be consr'.st on al diseases OF
private or confidential nature. from A. n e ".
sandays froan q IL A NJ AZ their ofse, No. j East
Thirf ereef upstairs between Nam and Sycamore. op-
p0sifc tie uenric Hoasc.
Aasress DR. CHAs. A. stuart CO.
ancA2t-1 k~iy-is-'S1 cane nnArs mo-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19

= The rebel TENNESSEE army now ad-
vancing into Kentucky Is differed as follows:
REBEL ARMY OF TUE s0UTHwEsT-sECOND DIPART-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
Democratic Union State Tickle,

vos SECRETARY of sTsrk.
JAMES 3. ATH0S,
or Marion County.
roR xcpfroa OF STATE.
JOSEPH RIsTINE.
or Fountain County.
yos rREAsUnKR 90 srArr,
MATTHEW L. BRETT.
0fDaviess County.
goa ATTORNEY GENERAL.
OSCAR B HORD,
OF Decatur County.
roa RrroarKs oy SUPREME COURT.
MICHAEL O. KERR,
o. Floyd County.
vos suPxzisrESpESr or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL L. RUGG.
OF Allen County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19

In the political parlsnce af the day. the First or
Pocket" Congressional District is called the
Banner" Democratic. aud the Fifth. or :" Burnt.
the Banner Republican District ot the State tn
asmuch IL has been charged that tie Demo
cratic regions Of the State are largely ,inctured
With secession proclviiies, considerable curiosity
has been felt 10 the result Of the recent enroll
ment. a. showing the 11mber OF volunteers which
the Democratic ana Republican strongholds had
respectively sent 10 the war. We have the re
iurns in fall from the Fifth District au.. om al
Ia the First except the counties 81 Martin. Pike
aud Davies. Estimating Tor these at the los est
probable number Of volunteers they have sent 20
the war the result is a. follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
yrRSr DISTRICT.
FIFTH DISTRICT.

sOtuuttcF> 1,Sol
We do not deem il necessary TO make any
comments on this state Of facts. though We hope
il will have the efFec, 20 shut the mouths 81
those Of our Republican friends who are con
-tantly dene1Bciug Democrats as secessionists
The Second District, also Democratic. shows an
almost equally large proportion OF snen sent TO
the ~ar with the First-N A Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19
MILE. AGNES.

-ho-'f~'Tf
Tie fnvisible Wire Perf0rmer
- 1os brilliantly graceful positions
pom a single wire, at a consider
bic elevation from the ground,
excite universal admiration. In
ruth, this singularly beautiful
iarior Entertainment is a card
which needs only TO be known 10
induce thousands TO visit the Pa
.irIn for the purpose Of seeing II
afnu..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19

Major General Bragg. Commander in Cnief
Ml0r General VIM j Hardee, comminding
Frsl Division-Brig Gen. ) b Buckner: See
oud Dvision-Brig. Gen Hdlia'd; Third Divis-
ion-Brg. Gen. Slaughter.
SECOND CORPS u ARMEE.
Major General Leonidas Polk, commanding
Fourth Disi>on-Mai. Gen. Cheatham; Fifth
Dvsion-Brg Gen. r. Anderson; Sixth Divis-
iOn-Brig Gen. Geo Nancy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19

La FiRIE KATE,
From Pixies Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati, in all her role of the
New Ballet. pronounced by first
Masters incompatible also in
splendid Double Dances with Mile.
Alice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-19

vi Liz. n LIN Is
The most delightful of Equestrian
ladies, in her brilliant Act of
Horsemanshir. beautiful, e-aceful.
and daring. Riding backward with
as much ease as forward, flying
through balloons aud over tanners,
and forming pictures Of snch ele-
gance and grace, as to have gained
for her the sobriquet Of Queen q
,,.a .nI naanfu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-15
ID. n. FLITNE X,

proof bullng Kaahuma
Chronorneters observations OF the and
transit instrument accurately sijusted to the
Honolulu. Particular attention given TO fine
watch repairing and quadrant glasses silvered
Charts aud nautical constantly
on hand and for sale. 2G7-1y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-15
JOHN THos. WArERHoUsE,

aporer AMI Dealer in General Merchandise Honolulu. H.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-15
CORREsPoNDENCE-

HoSoLrIr, Nay.5th, 1s62-
Rev. and The undersigned listened with
much pleasure preached by a. the
Fort Church, Sunday morning. and believing that
the publication a would have good influence
In this any community hey respectfully request
you will your convenience, furnish them with copy
for Publication "A newspapers Of HoSoIulu-
We are, very truly yours, ke-, &c,
r.. G. WILLIE,
CBAs. r. BISHOP,
T.. o. HALL,
A X CLAEE,
j. II. WOOD
A.
III. W. SEVERANCE,
l. BAKTLETr,
H. PATY.
REv CokwIS. Fort Street Church, Honolulu
EosoLULU, May 9th, 1862
HsS's. x. c. WILLIE, CHARLES r BISHOP oTHEEs:
CisHffemeH submitting manuscript which have
requested pubcat permit say that the discourse
hastily prepared after the opening Of the Legislature last
Thursday with no thought Of its publication
certainly very incomplete and defective, IL it shall be
regarded by any the duties Of subjects
present only duty Of loyalty, which the
Bible clearly enioins-
subsequent duties Of Rulers viii complete
present what m discussing the relations
religion politics.
shall have the designed effect to
social harmony strengthen bonds confidence
between Sovereign and subjects shall be less
zratefD! sJr your k,hd appreciation Of them
10y ally and FraternaIiy Yours,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-15
Commercial Advertiser.
LOYALTY,
THE DUTY OF EVERY SUBJECT.

A Sermon preached by Rev. f.. Corwin,
at the Fort Street Church, on
Sunday, May q. 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
THE TURF.

TTNIoN COURSE LONG IsLAND-TRoTTING on
~ Thurslay October 3D. at three O'Clock r NJ 4 grsae
match for $1,000 James D. McMann names O. Prince
70 ot twenty miles within the honr good day anl
good track. SHAW WHITE. Proprietora q
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSION TO THE STEAMER GREAT EAsTKRN.--
~ Ths steamer having changed her locaion ~ f0rt
Schny for the purpose ol bels red the
boat OSSFO Captain william H. REYNOLDS I'll Falsou
Market every uay srnay except, D. at erytn o'clock
A. NJ, TO sail rounf The steamer and return. III sw give
tho public chance Of seeing this steamer and The manner
ef w being reparsd JMe fes the lHp ~ eentA
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
WINES AND LrauoRs.

II AMIERS CtfAMrAGNE Ale.
The attention OF the public is solicited TO the
fOr qNaity Of Hsmnrrs Champagne Ale Tins Ale IL bfcwcd
fresh al seasons OF the year. its keeping quality espe-
tha bewed during the hot weather,
Is guaranteed for sny length of time 9MM
Orders sent 70 our brewery In Harlem Will receive prompt
attention HAMMER 4 CO.
Avenue. ASH Aud H2th sts
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

fNOIES WANTED.-PERSONs HAVING CAMPAIGN
~ Medaets Tokens struck In honor any Of the Pres
dents Presidential Candidates and wishing to dispose OF
thc, win please send description with iul particulars
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A WAR MEETING WILL BE HELD IN THE CHAPEL
n OF the 81 Pauls NJ T. church, Twenty street.
Fourth avenue, Friday evening bepsmher 10
~ O'clock behalf OF the Ironsfdes resmn Speakers
Rev. Prof Hitchcock, Rev. DR.. Crooks Rev h. RdsAwsy
IL n FORESTER, Esq, b y. Manners, Eaq aud others.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

ATL Q. DE HOBEN's SELECT FRENCH AGENCY,
"A 81 9th wanted, number of first class Of
all nations This agency, connected with similar Offices in
Europe fs patroDzed the best families in this country
and rs receive the highest without
having 10 Sit in the Office.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

A GROCERY OR GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS
N wanted, valued ~ SJJJ pr ~ - IN x;nanse Tor
brick cottage house cgh lots, fruits,
all complete. situated tie iiaf ,iv r.
u EAR. 6i5 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-26

TNHE HUGUENOTS IN THIS COUNTRY-AN AD
dress by the Rev Dr. A. Verren the lnying OF tb,
Of tho French Protestant church in Twenty
street. translated from the French by the Rev DIR.
Norris II &, history OF the Huguenos wfo arrived IN th
country In l6SD 10 be had at RANDOLriis Book store
corner Of Broadway and Amity street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-13
Probable Overthrow OF tho Palmerstou
1flnIsfrs

THE tenor Of reccn, ad,ices from England In.
dics,e a probable disruption Of the Paimerston
ministry. The Irish members. who have often
turned the scale in favor Of Ii, Wings, are now
In open hostility 10 their old friends on iinpof-
tant question affecting Irish education, foor
Lsws, and the endowment of the Catholic Uni
versity. The Ministry have also lost number
Of votes among recent adverse elections and il ia
cow doubtful neither they can really command
the requisite working majority In Parliament.
The Tories are thirsting for the power Of which
they have tcen 60 long deprived, and are mar
shalline Their hosts to clutch once more the spoils
Of Office.
The advent Of the Tory party TO power, At
his time. woull hc most adverse 10 American
interests. Although we have had jus, reason TO
complain Ct the PAi,irpsTo Gpvcrnment, yet.
on the wlolc, it preserved a decent neutrality
The Torie. would not 10 this. They have always
been the porsisien; friends Of accession, and
laborei by Noi,e and pen for the overthrow Ct
democracy in America, by tho disruption OF tie
Union. Though the orportunitie. OF injuriI9
our cause ar now happily rendered lose hume
roa', by our rercrt successes, yet, unlcr the
tecllcs' guidance of Earl Denny nnl risHArii 1,
England wouli quickly seize any openils that
would oo,ut 10 stEiAt vital blow Il; the Uuitcd
States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-13

The Secretary read Tire action Of the Brooklyn
Common Council. Including the ordinance prohibit
ing rs storage.
The President said that this ordinance was based
upon All entire nssi prehension Of th. proptrtes Of
refined and T. some extent " ctude oils and tho y
lad the ATTENDANCE o. proic-s 0nal chem1t, who
would STATE w.. result q lis experiments.
Professor sreley, Of the Medical College ssld that
however rock oil might be legis atsd sains, vet the
people lad lea ned that II was CHI spor thth aud
hoy would have II. Some people lad o1 idea that
il was explosive. but you could put outs cigar or
match by dipping II into II. But th,re wssa is'.
exp'osiveness about H. From this A. accident had
happened iy carelessnsss in Jersey cay, and he
would na blame legislatures for punisbng that
neglect. This petroleum was the most knpor.
TAFT raw material introduced H. the ser:
vice 81 nan during the last c~ituvy andthey would
have T. though II were as dangerous As sunpovder.
hut II was MT There was In II . very small qusn-
tity, never more than per c, M % very volatile
substance called chemists kero elehe, but usu-
ally called nspths. 3 volatile was TINS that IL pen
sttated tho tarels, and minylDg with The air on
rare OCCASIONS, produced an eSIlcsive COMPOUND.
But there WAS very h,tio Off the expense Of re-
moving II couli nj lie ~ much aud It would not
he d fhcut T. make tho barrels tsht ~ that could
not ESCAPE. The main objection u rck oil was Its
smell but its smell was growing less unpleasant,
because we were becoming accustomed 20 H. In ten
years nobody would olJoct 10 II, and II would put
an ,nd eas-wofks ia towns Of less than b,0oO In
labitauta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-13

Themselves 81 present, In che noN con:
,eTnp,uously deformins "togsery" that could
poss bly, lie invented. They wear the mos,
needl, ssly coar.e u trousers and tho most unsea-
Cor sbly clumsy Of boots Their coats are loose ier
ki... tobtsiled a. On unnatural excslsor-ity, and
made " lJok dirty ty kind OF varoilod Of gray
stots on their heads, fttpg close 70 the skull, st
potlids OF felt conspicuou.y a. well - ludcrousy
dishsuring. They 20 without gloves and whh the
oheapest kind u "tie" around the uIroat--ths
whole costume, N fact, deslsvsng most unmlstskse-
bly,, ~ they walk about the Streets that they wish
TO be understood a. being NJ . savage country,
where there ID nobody worth "dressins for" or
where IL 10 "no sort OF Consequence" what u
thought Of their appearance. Their manners are
In accordance with this, eneeringly slpercilious
and contemrtuous 80 openly - would
he "safe," thas they are seeing great deal that
di.pleses them.
To this manifestation Of Jealous national dislike,
tthe unconscious betrayal OF getting ready, on the
other side, for the coming war with Arnerics) Lord
Lyonsis, should perhaps specify, . very proper
and professional exception dressing with the re-
spcctful pfopriety becoming to the diplomatic finc
tonary from foreign country. In lis daily pro-
nrnade for exercise, his Lordship wears the cyiin.
dcsl, fOuryear old, Regent street, white felt hat;
carries gloves and ci-ne; and, a. lie has . remark.
able risk In his gait eevery other step being lk
gent oman taking his fret glide of for gallop-
aiej, lie looks, as he walks the avenue, commend
ably civil and conttnted.
The Temporarily opposite extreme, OF course, Il
thr negro, who 10 now In his gory-just sct free Of
his Southern shame, aud 81 liberty % try " look
anything. There seems 10 ~ quite 8 number o!
"colored gontlemen" In Washington who have the
means u make display, and the hackney coaches
and colored ladies' are prcf'ing largely by their
lukuristions ia " liberty" There Ia something
sty ish In the co!orcd exquisite in The choice Of his
neck tie aud the angle Of his Lat. lie carries his
stick well, aud walks always with an agile step,
aud very erect, aud Is very likely " be rather
gracef Al than otherwise Tho invariahe aFcc,stion
o. supcrciliousness, which o. present makes him 80
amusing, will doubtless be soon modified into
simo'hiug little more "quiet;" and l should
hot he NJ all surprised. yet, T. sce Hayden I'm.
bassy" Ut washing ton, with coored attaches, I'm.
erc'p,ionabiy distinguished" In both dress and
utuunpre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-13

The following interesting particulars If ,hls
extensive and growing trade, were made pll lie
ut n meeting Of the dealers in that article, hold
in this city on Tuesday: -
1t il Remarked the Pres lent q the rncetinzJ
now five years s.ntc tie nr,t petroleum, was
brought int this city. II was obtained At Tgrcu-
tuIn, Oh the All,.Hny, rom IA art,s a. WEI, and
waS sold Tor supposed medicine. VIRTUES. Its i.u-
In.i.AtlnS Properties were b. .,ud u'it, an. since
1871 Tie uutlAusa hsi been 49,. iatfItly dtyp,lupd
through tie Stats o. k,nmoEy, Tcuucrs,c, Ala.
Iainb and FlUridu, Another Ill uo,t .Ntallcd
from Texas Il ruu.h kaiss t. tie Mis-.
hisslpi RIVER; II had Wide ru.rc MA.
tlAs hr'uPl Kansas tie R"sy Noun
tA'A' A.,o uln tie Pac Nc C.Ht tIpre
was a btt leHu4iuS bbuut san DECO,
and 10 by LIS Au.','l - Upper California II WAS
. Eulope, Australia south America, A'r..N and
~ fhet Tue WHOLE world seemed b Ue lookiu. t. he
fortnight TIC buk u tie trade conferred here as a
ihhtttr :" course, over aWl!ul 81 do ale ero IN
N.hte, Va and around TINT city, sad tbI.tA! m
4S'ed oth'iwls' amounted T. bpIuc Nil V4s more
ne the sl'oAkerl saw "a man here who had tod
him that b. WAS 4trrC sted ~ 7 o.! wells I'm penn
sylyane. l. was IL. IOrtsut thors.,re 10 have r,I
action taken III tho mater. MAJ error. had arisen
in regard 10 this project, anl out o! ttern yr.w.
embarrassing action ON the art q Insurance Com.
panles aud City GoVernrncLts Tins ctme upon IA
product too, upon which the Government relied Ia
Tie extent OF taxing II up to hall its value aud the
oil men would not complain OF the tax iftte money
went TO put down the rebellion. lCheersl He re.
ferred especially 10 the action taken by the Com.
mon Council OF booklyn, which lie said would pro-
bsny he followed in this city. Philadelphia wa.
acting very literally IL the egdeavor 10 couceatrst.
shis business there.