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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

THE DfsKABBgl on ERRoR+-(IsaI 1E1IA,8issr D
fEresHs ~ John D. Ogden, N. D., author and, :
lPHsllsher oi The 4boye work, DO hsFeby gTomIae. j
ana ana 70 send ree Of chArgel 70 any young
sal. The proper study Of fnAnki "a q AS f'rhls
valuhhe wor IL iAaued and seat forth for The hSns
eht oi HuheIing hqmAnity, II tFeats In SimpIe =
language on AL the UBeAgeg Of Error, ineludfne I
seminal eakneas, Nervous DEBILITY, iidigcstiof.
So, ko-gtying safe, speedy and eieofleI ~, !
seriPnona t9r their permanent cure, together with
maeh Ln!.e yalnaPie intornAton;I An who favor ne
pie copy by return naii, nee OF uhAnre TI 1f5
AddteSu n " I50HN n. OGDEN, M. D.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-18

0gtr Tm CoNFHssIoNs AND ExPERIENuH OF, u
Warnlng and 4 CAUTION TO YoUEo MHH who auIief
from NerTous Debility Premature Deesy 6f Mar
OF SELF cURks ny one who has euraEi himIeif Al y
teI 8si3S les % aresi espenne and injury through
,By enciohns . f-pSid sddr ssssa ehEslote, OF
uinsle e0pfes may be had of ths adthor % ~ ~ y
.isE 9aNArHAAIELq MAYFAIR Rna..., =,
my fs--lYgusEl, BEDFORD, kinga County, M. "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
FOUNDRiES.
TIE HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED oUR FOUSDRY. WE ARE
nov prepared - receive and satisfactorily executs
ordt' Tor stoves and Castings generally. The seno
partner has Just returned from the East where lie hA
procured the most ceirabe and perfect patterns FOR cook
aud pAror to eseveriuiroduced ntOthe msrke weepe-
ciay invite The attention Of wholesale stove dealer q
tht- branch of ur business with request that they v
Civ a. call Ou- other work wi embrace iron ronfs
and columns (which desire make prOn nent fea
ture IN our mAnufscture railing and mill castings, sugar
mill and kettles, house work, such ventsiors win
dow caps s and holow~are fact hing pro iueed
e. ar iron foundry. We respectfully solicit patronage
snd only promise what well and promptly per
form
Ofoe and Foundry, io5 south Delaware street Join
inr indianapolis snd Cincinnati and .adiAna centrs
Freight Deposs. IndispaDolis Indiana.
nyls- cox Lord PFC
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14

Advertisements published in beth tho Daily ard the
weeklv SsSTNEi will be charged the fuil Daily rates,
With one half the Weeklg rates added.
INES under. i be chvged for each insertion S; II
over ten lines. ten cents pc. line.
Charges will be made fur inserting the notices Of the
following Orders Societies ard Associations ~ the rates
named, q be paid IN advance.
Military Companies, Order Of Old Fellows, Masonic
Orders, Benevolent SOcietie, and Singing Societies.
each exceeding lines - cents tor each
insertion: over eight lines a. this rate
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. 81;
~ithout notice free
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notices ~ Festivals Piecs and EScur<oGs gotten mp by
individuals associations, by churches, nj the regular
prices.
Advertisements ;saded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices. u ten lines will be charged double
the u-us Al rates.
Advertisements making les than three lines Inserted
once IN the Daily. will be charged City cents.
Yearly advertisers paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Office of every description
TO be charged the Of 81 50 for each IN the
Daily, 80 In the Daily and Weekly, the same 10 be- n
all cases. paid IN advance.
Legal advertisements inserted a the expense Of the at
ordering and delayahe for the legal proceed
lngs but cosctable usual time Publishers not
sccoantahe for the accuracy q legal advertisements be-
y0nd the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER. HARKNESS BINGHAM
Propretors Indiana State Sentinel
j. NJ. TIPORD
President indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
CED RON BITE r S

Gle trial, and you VIII never use any others
IL Is not necessary To publish long Inst Of diseases for
which the Cedron Btters 4r a specific.
In all diseases OF the STOMAGh BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
or LIVER
In all affections of the BRAINdependng upon deranSe
rnent Of the omach Bowels;
In GeUT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
destined TO s"perSede all other remedies Ii not
My cures ell these diseases but IL prevents them.
wine glass full of the Bitters taken hopr before
each meal will obva'e the i'll effects of
healthy climate and screen the person taking against
disea~" under the most trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists aud Gr'c-rs generally.
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office. Fifth street, Louis
vile. ny.
Sold in Indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tomlinson
d Cox, and J. w Bryan. jy20-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
Hp "a 80 n. nc E- IS III "a

and its attendant train of symptoms, il Rcts Ike a
charm Thar medicine There Is nothing IN the whole
range Of the Maeria Medca that a moment bear
Comparison with il in thi disease.
full account 4 this wonderful plant msy be found IN
the eleventh edition of the L. ) Densaory pages 1887
aid 1888
series OF experiments, in which ~ Bnll has been
for engaged has Just been broug bit
terninsii and h is enabled offer to the public
combnatan of Cedron with other improved tones. the
whole preserved in the best qualify # copper distilled
Bourbon whisky which he Is confident has equal in
the world.
lie Int furnish volume of certificates but the pub
lie have long since learned 20 estimate such thing. a
their true value. The safest plan l. for every
Tor himself the virtues of new medicine. Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14

nFFcE OF SECOND FLOOR HuBBskD's BLOCK
" Corner Wsshin<tou ard Meridian ssrrsts fentrsnos
from Meridian street, lndsnspos Ind Ne uli fs<h-
fuly aud promptly ssac % al legal ba D~sx snrrusst
20 hin Especial srtsntcn give, 90 so1rc<isas ~
fersfotke ocsissss D>a q L1i<1<p>.ts sonRSy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.
MEDICAL.

NO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY con-
nected with the history OF the Maera Medica Of the
United States, more favorably known n pi "a
medical discovery than that Of JOHN BULL ef Louis
vile Ky His nimitable preparation Of sarsspsrilla has
long stood AZ the head Of the various compounds Of that
valuable drug His compound PectOral Of Wild Cherry
has become household word throughout the est and
South and his Worm LoTeBges, in less than year sftrr
their introduction. attained reputation widespread
the continent OF North America. But the crOWning
glory his life remains 20 be attained in his latest dis
coverv rather combination. for he docs ella
have been The di>coverer Of CEDRN which the basis
Of the btters offered the public That honor be-
longs 10 the native inhabitants Oi Central America TO
whom is virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years Armed with - the Indian bids defiance
To the most deadly malaria. aud bandle oui fear be
most venomoas serpents II Is belief th them thai
Will there l. breath left in the body the Cedron potent
20 cure, 10 matter whai the d'sea msy be-
While Dr. Bul is prepared 70 indorse this extravs
giant ien,0n b j. neverh. less satisfied from thor
ough examination the evidence relating virtues,
thar, remedy and preventive fo all diseases arising
from exposure ether TO changes NJ weather ard climate
TO the miasmatic iifuences Il stands without rvrl
and justly deserves the reputation II has long enjoy
n Central America and the West Indies In
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
DAILY SENTINEL.
TELECRAPHic
Noon Reports.


NEw YoRK August l3.-The Tribune's W ash
ington dispatch saws:
There i no truth in the reports Of nm imnort
ant meeting Of distinguished nersonages in Wash
iugtoD the coming week neither i there the least
truth in the statement that news has been re-
ceved from the South that leading rebels wish
n come back into the Union provided terms nre
offered them
A recent order Of Gen Blnks announces Gen
Stone ~ Chief of his staif
A sne ial 10 the Herald dated Washington. Au-
gust - saws:
Negroes use,l bv the rebels as soldiers are 10
be nllosel s. for etrh United State musket.
S25 ror each Unred St,tes horse and 81 for
each United States negro killed or captured nv
them. and So fer etch sc In Of United States
officer comm ,ndiug negro soldiers
The Rersld's di.Dltch susnicious that foul play
Is enrertrned in connection with The recent burn
ing Of the steamer Ruth on the Mississippi The
monee for Gr,nt. army it is supposed. was not
board, nn1 me boat desfroved 20 conceal
an enormous robbery The matter will be rigid
ly investigated
The Herald s,,s:
A circular going around In this city calling for
a convention At Rochester during the present
month to exnre-s extreme copperheid sentiments
announces that the leidng men of the border
States will co operate
The cricket m.'ch between the st George and
Boston CLUBS termnate.i in the victory of the for
mer
Nj Gen Peck j. announced as commander
Of the 18Th armv cnrns into which his former
(7fh) cnrr,S j. to he merged
The he,'"i term has apparently ended
Admiral Firracut remains here foI the present
Assistant Secretary Of the NAVY. Fox yesterlsv
presented him with another letter of congratula-
tinn from the y Nvv DEPARTMENT.
The new eamship Golden CITY. Capt. q liver
Eidridgc. sails for California to day, touching at
Rio ! rpiro AMI Valparaiso.
The Tribuue's Army of the Potomac CORES
pondencc saws Col SAWYER. lSt Vermont cav.
airy. has heen appointed to the command of a
brigade in Gen Kilpatrick's division
Lees inf,n'ry are said to he III south Of the
r MD N His ctvalrv still scout between the
lower md upper Rappahlnnork
Polk division has reinforced Lee from Briggs
armv and an equpl number have left him for
ChrosiGn
There signs of Lee moving up the She
nardp'li Valley. hut We NAV expect another raid
INTO Maryland and Pennsylvania when corn is
ripe
Or orr side. there is little sign Of advance.
Lee is too strongly posted for an attack bv our
present forces The heat is great that our
soldiers not required TO drill. much less to
march
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
GENERAL FOR INDIANA.

GENbRAL FOR INDIANA.
CopTa1 Baker. Col. 1t Indiana cavalry and A.
4. Provost MtrShal General for Ipdisna. Of-
ice, B.ackfOri's Book. southeast corner Ne
ridsn and Washington Strt eis, upstairs.
boards az No lS2 North Tennessee ASA
james Il. Jones. Co 42d nd. infsntry aud Su-
perinteDdeut for Recruiting for Invalid Corps
snd commander Of camp rendezvous o.
fee. District Headquarters; boards at Bates
House. ....... ................. ASA
John y Scott. Captain 18th Ind. VOLUNTEER in
fAnfry AID A. \. 4 u ard Ins pector. Oitce.
with A. A. 2 VI. ": boards AZ Macy House. LAS
orris Blake, Captain, 3sth Ind. volunteer iafAn-
try and Assistant Superintendent of Recruit
ing. Inspector &c. oace. Distinct Head
quarters; boards az Macy House. Laos
T. J. q, Ia Hunt. Lieutenant AID Adiutaat 26th
Ind. volunteer infantry ard Suncriu;eHlent
q arrest of deserters. once. with a. \ =.
G.................... ............... l,Ses
II. r Finol. Lieut. and Q. N s3d Ind volun-
ieer infantry. \. A. Q N. and Inspector or
tc-. with A. A. p. n. g.: boar1s al Patterson
House ............. .......................-... Lass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
CORRECTIONS.
CRATER & SPENCER,
FANCY C0NfEcTI0NERS AND BAKERS,

FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF PosToFFICE
Ladies Ice Cream and Oyster Saloon The best Of
Cake, Candies. Fu Bread, Cracker>, &c, &C. Of all
kinds kept constantly hand Parties supplied short
notio'. iy24-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A L r . a ID
1868. E y : 1 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new Route 10 Chicago via Kokoms.
81 slLKs sHoKrER THAN AMI OTHER ROUTE.

81 Mills SHORTER THAN AMI OTHER ROUTE.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1853, trains
~ trains will be a. follows:
Chicago EHprsss Train will l-sve Indianapolis az
1895 2. N, arrive az kokomo AZ $40 r. ~, IN time
make close connection with train the Cucnns att and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Loganspor vslpsralso
and Chicago and arrive az Peru s20 4. NJ
Returning, the will leave Peru l.70 A. NJ
making close connections with the night train from CHI
cago, and arrive az Indianapolis al S 20 A.
Mail Train wiil ieAve lndisnapolis ass p. ~,
stopping al lstsions and arriving Peru In time 70
make connections With the th. Toledo and Wa
bash Railway, for Wabash, Huntington. Fort Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the train will leave Peru at SEQ
A. NJ. after the arrival Of the train toe T. W. r. W
from the Eas and arrive A. Indianapolis 1000 A. r.
in time to make connections for all points East South
and West.
Chicago EKpress;rain will fndisnap
= NJ making cloe ions kok0mo with train for
Locsrspor-. Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive al
Peru AZ loe A. M ~ time make connection with trsfe
going East and wesi the Toledo and Wabash Kali
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru l3.l5 p n.
making close connection Kokomo with the trzin<
on the cincinnati aDd Chicago Air Line H. r. from Chicago,
Valparaiso and LogaDsport, and arrive st
<lO p. NJ ia time with the evening foe
Cincinnati. Louisville ard other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
Y. 7. NALorT. General Ticket Agent. fsh23. 's7-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
COLLECTION OF SOLDIERS CLAIMS

Rxsrnxxcks-6ov. Morton, Adj. Gen. Noble, Gen
Lsv. !aise Perkins, IsaisnApoiis- luDeso-tr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
indianapolis and Madison
RNA HLHk0lA n BD.
1868. KE - 1868.
New Arrange meut TO Commence uou.
day. Feb. z. 1861

day. Feb. z. 1865.
1.-TWO passenger traios daily isu1days exoeptecl be-
tween Indianapolis sn1 Madison.
Leave the Union D-Tc> Ircian4poH 81 81 4.
aud y. u. arTiyin dson 81 II - A. n asc 80
p. II.
Leave ibe Depot AZ Madison at A. u. and p. n
riving az lDdianspols Al IL A. NJ. and 10 r. ~
The train leaving Indianapolis al 20 A. "
with that leaving Columbus a; e.s5 A. NJ for Sheiby
vile asd Rusbv.lie arriving al sbesyve at 1875 A.
aud Nashville 80 i.-50 p. u.
Leaving Rrsbyille ct ~ n. Shsibyville - 2ssP
81, connects AZ ColEnOas with the aud ~. train.
rvtng Al either indianapolis hslson the
Ing.
This Rozf ornls iiue Nth he Packets Mscison
the transportation u freight hesVeeu Cincinnati a5d
dianAPoiis and points West.
TaTi1 Of Fresgbfs as low IS by any Ot1errozts.
Shippers and merchants Nes~1li aDd Ia tas4 4l-s.
sst 70 ship ~ TIA. iins.
fet2 DC. BkASaAf. soperfntepoes,.
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The Very Best Famil. Flour
MADE OF WHITE WHEAT,

Constantly on hand. and for ssi@ the wsreheuse
junction Of Alabsms street and Virgins avenue
foar delivered IN sry part Of the city. free Of charge
fatsu facOxB
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14

BOARD or ENROLMENT oF rHk SIXTH ENROLMENT
DISTRICT.
n Rraden, Captain and Proves; MarSh, Of
Zee. Bias ford = Is ock. ID hoor. boards al o..
Jolnsou's, three miles north ofthe city, B.
"a irosd ............. ...................... Lac
Nni Wallace Coumissi0ner. tstHce. Blsck-
lords Block; residence No lsl EAst Market
street: sst:....................- ......... Las
Thomas X Harvey. Surgeon. Orce, With Pro-
vost Narshal boards At No 7sss kast wash
iHston nstree'.................. Ass
1854
Aud "eH' S~fThston, onee In State House. <.oS<
sa.sss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-13
They contain no ileehsl or bad Whisky
They WILL crRs the shove di sesses In ninty -nin
cssAs Of hundred

Induced bv the extensive sale ard aniserssi pcpn-
tariiy OF Hoonsnf's German Bites parel gstahel
hosts Of igsoreHt QasrAs ard
have nPfned pom -uttrin2 hgratiAs the hpnd gates OF
Noss-rms IN the rhsf4f OF puor phsstss vffely
pounded With iaIurous drugs, and ehr1steLed TcLics
Siomselicr ard bitfers
B-wsrs o. ihA fnrr-,~rahie gray or irnnlir pre-
Parsi Dus In ple1kofsc bvsiirs- End ing triisd a.
rndrr the ~st appelieiion Of Billie hirh iustrsa
~ curing only sgras t. disease ard lesve the dl-np
L0Inted sufetrx Ia drer.nir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-13

FIR ZIG HTS.
By this rou ute, Ffetghts all .c.n h.
forwarded 10 aud from philadelphia. New Yort
Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky. indiana Iltinois
wisconsias Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD Or
RECT.
Tho psnnsy lyania Railroad also connect, :, pitt.
bug With steamers, b. = hich Goods befoYwsy1-
ed to any point on the Ohio. Musktnscu, Keaturkv
Tsnnss.se. ounteriand, iiinoi', Mississippi, wis
4ousin, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas and Red kiy.
srs: and ~ Cleveland, Ssndusky and CAicsrS : IN
s,samersto all ports On the North esteYn Lskes
Merchants and Shippe M he tYne Anort.
ton ofthetr Freightto this Company caa reiv VIII
confidence oHiss Apeedy transit.
The Hates OF Freight
To andfrom any pointinths West blythe Pennsy,.
vania Central Railroad, are at all times As "a.
ROAD COMPANIES.
1T Be particularto narkpactases, EVA PsHn
CREraAL r. RI
For Freight Contracts or Shipping DIRECTION. a.
ply to or address either OF the following Asen{s d
8. A.sTEwAKr. rrs,sA. Assns. Pi...Surra
II. ~ BROWN Co, Cincin natl o.
&c. NELDRUM Co., Madison Ina.
J.. 1.AOOKE. LonisSiils. Nv.
W.M.AfKNAN AGO., Nv ansville. lad. 4
K. 2 SASS, ~. Louts, Missouri.
CLARKE CO., Chicago III.
AsJgH. M'COLM Postsuhouth q.
R.A'NEELY, MONTGOMERY. Maysville
WI. & E.L.LANaLEY .Gsilipolis o.
6sPIkRCk CO.. 2anesvftie o.
n. q. HUDSON, Ripley o. kee3
&c. MkLDRCM, Cement Trayelinr Asss
for the 6ovth ana wet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-13
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians, and
Citizens

NlLLLeux,
Tesfifsne of their own perspnsi tro~ledze 10 the
beneficial ssrcts aud mrrAai virus " tbs BlsFs
DO you want something TO strengthen ycu
10 you want good Appetite
DO you want 10 blu liup ypur Constitution?
DO YOU want to feel well =?
do you want to ut rid Of Nervousness !?
10 you want Energy
Do you want To sleep we'll
DO you want brisk ard vigorous feeling !?
I you do, use HooFLaSD'S GERMAN BITTERs.
F~sr Rer. j ksxtsz B-srs d D Edts- aCtAs Lacy
sispsdia d RsfsSscxs Kserisags.
Although Opposed 70 favor ~ re~s-r ns@nd psten
Medicines In Kcnersi tbruugh dstrset lheit nyre-
dients and vn~ss. yet Know ~ s,f ei@nt r. son.
Wig trstfl The benz IT. 40 believes
himself 10 have received from simple prepa att
IN ID hope thai he thus ussbate to beneni
OF pshers
do this the readily In regard to Hcpnand's
German BitL - Prepared by DIR. u. n Jnet sou or
tbs city because prejudie-d sesinst them Tor
nAAg y~ase HadeF the .fnpre-h that they chief
~ ~ alcohule mixture. Am ihdentedto my fri n
kooen Shoemaker Esq, for the cal this pre-
tudice BY proper tests and Tor to try
hem. when suffering from aud long rontiunpd
btv The vi khree potti~s "a these Bitaers at the
beginring II the y~ar, IoIe bf evident
relief abt rsse tstsv degree of bodily and
vigor Which had ct felt tor months before tnf
lad almost d@~psFred reaaining Therefore than
God and f.end for direrise the u>e " IT, m
]. NEWTON BRCNN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-13
HooriAND's GERMAN BrTTERs

Are not new sni ubtried article hni have God
The te = ~ nite yers usi by the patgi
and their Repatriation aFd ~gi- tfvsitet bF any
sitniar prepar snon he t~oprtesors tsousau
Of Letter. from the most eIiin-nt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-13
LIVE STOCK.

Drcver sand FsfmeFs VII lind this the nos tadvA,-
saEsoutrouee Tor ive stock CApscious Yards il
wa1sred Apd suppled With every ,onv en- snes IA 70
hssuoPsned onthi line dltseeaeecticns andsvary
whore wilt befound avsry convenience Tor isssi ins
and resting choice is cHsred Of the PHlLA DeJ.
PHIA, NEW YoRkand 1ALTIMOREnARKRT.
most directf0atefos Stock o New Y~ft-fvia Ala.
townl-and withfe yer anesrthsn any other
ENOCH LEWIS. 10nof a1Supt Alsoons >.
4. b HOUPT, Cen Tict u Al ,Phiiad eIni,s
H, H, HOUSTON, 6esrrss Yre'eLl 1srs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-21
Massachusetts Military Matters.

BOsfOs, Tnesdhy jan EV IUVJ'
The statistics at the Adjutant-GeneraPs oilce
show that Massachusetts has contributed for the
war SO, PA three years men, which, with the three
and nine months volunteers, and 1900 men FUR
nished the navy, makes total Of near lOOOOO vol
unteers from the State.
An order bae been introduced into the House and
referred TO the Committee on Military Ahans, Tor
the enrolment Of all abe-bodied white citizens OF
the Commonwealth, between Is and 40, aud Tor
their proper organization, equipment, drill, &c;
also for instructng the boys in the high schools IN
military discipline, and establish school for mill
tary. scientific and classical instruction, TO prepare
young men for ofeeU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-21
Condition Of Affairs az the South.

The following paragraphs from Rebel letters re-
Gently captured give, no doubt, truthful accounts OF
the misery the people are beginning to endure Let
tars like these from the sufferers themselves the
fttest answers to the comments Of Rebel journals
and their sympathzers, that the people OF the South
are rs well of now as they were at the commence
ment of the present war:
"Isnt this terrible war We are heartily tired
OF t. and ms yet no prospect OF peace. L wish we
were all with You. Richmond - very much altered,
and there is the greatest spiIit Of extortion among
our once liberal and hosritable community.
"By all means stay in Europe tall there Is much
better state Of things existing in this country This
il my parting word Of advice, and prompted by good
reasons.
ave have long since given mp tea, coffee, and
sugar-only keeping little OF the last Tor sickness;
our rice lands, too, being so guarded py 'ne enemy
gnnboats prevents its getting % Market 30 corn nas
20 be- substituted In measure; bacon, upon wnicn
we feed the servants principally, has gwen out 70
sdes, ind Won may imugne how difficult " 10 TOT me
10 provide for our thirty inmates NJ such Time,
wien bare necessaries are so difficult to procure
ONLY think ~ SO for email box of tsllow candles;
we have iust bought them at that price, and, IN or
der TO saye them, burn lard, with paper taper
placed IN il, in our chambers. Not q yard OF calico,
long cloth or any other goods under prices which
amount to an nterdit; ana ye' the geh'eihsn teii
M most cheerflliy that have not began To- feel
he war vet. II IL continues much longer my slen-
Ier stock Will give ont entirely, and how am then
10 cothe thc girls and my sell cannot imagine. We
are manufacturing the homespuns all over the coun-
Try, aud many ladies are getting them woven, but
the demand is great that the supply inadeq ua:e.
have let very sick for the last month. suffering
constant pan aad only keeping up by the force Of
strong viii. God help u,, ana give US better times
soon.'
Major William Norris of the Rebel Signal Corps,
under date Of Richmond, Dec. Is, writes az follows
"Seveal Englishmen have recently received
passes through our lines from me, and have all prom
ised to call and see you. Col. Fletcher, Fusilier
Guards, left yesterday by the underground railroad.
Mr. Corson lett some ten days SINCE.
"If we fail to drive the Federal army back 70
Washington again, We will burn Richmond to tho
ground, and iaii back to the mountains. Our men
are ragged, il-led, outnumbered three TO one bare
footed and bareheaded. refer you to the history
of the times fopw lat they have done. Asyet, AN
ashamed TO say that have not even fe0e'''~"
scratch. ~ ,ooL a,
You must read The london 7I' ana %s, ,GGa ::
The London Illustrated Neps. All Of teIi'ily
letters and drawings pass through my command
and they are all admirable"