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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
SELLING
BUYING.

The weather up to Monday evening continued
verv sultrv and some heavy shower fell AT in
teryalS, but on Monday night the THERMOMETERS
fell 30 degrees. and yesterday it stood at ~.
though it down TO - early in the morning
At noon on Monday the temperature Was - to
90 showing hoW sudden and decided the cnange
has been.
The general market presented nothing of spe
cial importance ia -four or grain.
There has been some demand foe old -four.
holders being more di>p0>ei "a sell. and about
5000 barrels sold at 50 o. To- 81 90 This
q ide has declined in New York 10 81 756
- 90 There hts been moderate demand tor
prime wheat. but the market closed rather dull
Corn and oats have been in good demand
Whisky remains steady We have Ia notice in
creased trmness in provisions with good de
mand from the Government TO supply the large
and constantly increasing wants down the Mis-
sissippi. 70 which We alluded some time ago. l.
being felt and no doubt that the large stocks of
provisions now held will he reduced considerably
IN this WAY. Shoulders have been iavorite ar
ticle We have not heard of much demand for
lard. hut II i held with great trmness, notwith
standing the heavy stocks held 10y spectators
here and elsewhere
Ln>eed oil j. scarce: and the supply hardly
equal {" the demand. and II j. being jobbed out
at 81 10. Thecrushers are not sending the new
OF ia market. uuaer he impression. We suppose.
that tie present rates are too low but this seems
To be a rather strange conclusion ~ the face OF
existing facts Our city crushers have not done
much beyond filling some contracts.
The i,bhng demand for groceries has been
fair, particularly regards sugar. which has
been boughr quite freely Prices have not
changed essentially
The accounts from Europe by the late arri
walls. are exceedingly favorable. regarding the
crops
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
Call for "A National Democratic Con.
ycntiou.

The telegraphic dispatches to the Chicago
Times confirm the following:
An official call his been Issued by the National
Democratic Committee oi New ork for meet
ing OF conservative mel IN Ne~ York Sept Z.
for the purpose Of fixing the time aud place Of
holding the next Democratic Convention Some
OF tie delegates here have proposed the meeting
Of all conservative men in the Capitol here on
the 18th of September. and that they expec; Bu
chausn Pierce and Fillmore 70 be invited. These
delegates announce TO day that this meeting J.,
intended o. initiate conservative NOV emeat
which contemplates the union Of al political ele
mcn's in the approaching Presidential coatess.
opposed to the patty in power.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

-THr SHAyi~e oF MoRGAN.-Much comment
ha- been excited hy the act OF the Warden OF The
Ono penitei tlary IN shaving the beads OF Nor
gan and portion 81 his officers We have au-
theniic Information that this proceeding on the
part OF he Warden wss without any authority
whstever rom The comman1er or the depart
ment. a.d that soau IS Gen Burnside bad in
form tti3n 81 What Saa beng done. he promptly
teiesraphei 20 C1lu nhus peremptorv order that
no more 81 the fhevrs beads be shaved. but that
thev sh,ad IA al respects be treated Nth the
sraenites due 20 prisoners OF war. His order for
Their incarceration IN the penteniisry WAS made
becau-e 40 safe pi,ce. beside that Institution
could be I'D for their Imprisonment he further
ordered that the prisoners Of war Re confined
separately from the eonviets IN the prison
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
The Negro above the Union.

Mr. Wilkinson. member OF the Senate OF the
United States from Minnesota, recently address
ell the Republican State Cunv enton ut s. Paul
he said he had conversed with the President re-
Gently. and asked him If he ever intended To
withdraw his negro proclamation Tor the sake of
restoring thv Union. sna shst the President an
swerei. in very deciied terms. Mr. Wilkinson.
there is not The slightest probability that erer
shall " What an exceie4; Union mfn Lincoln
i, He would not give up the freedom Of the
negro for 6fy Unions-,Cin Emo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

Hon NJ VI RAY. BY request Of the Demo
cratic Central Commstee. vii address the De
raocracy aud conservative citizens o. shelby
county on the political Issues OF he day. ia the
different townships, commencing on Monday.
August 81
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WAN e D.
WOOD WANTED

INDIANA lxsTTTrrx FoK EDrcATi0s OF TAX BIISD,l
iNDIaxAroIIs, August 10, ISIS. \
GtEALED PROOFS us WILL BIS RI CkIvED AT THE
Institute ~ he Bind until september 1t, for 30s
cTds of zood vel seasoned WOOD. delivered and ved
mon he premises. W. III. CHUkcaMAS
suglO-l3s soD<fntenfsnt.
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FOR SALE.
Wabash and Erie Canal Lands.

TlNHE FOLLOWING LOTS OR TRACTS OF WABASH
II and Ere Canal Lands. having become forfeited 10
The Board Of Trustees Of the Wabash and Erie Canal for
the payment II interest and principal will be offered
for sale. unless previou ly redeemed, Monday the
9Th day Of October, l663 tue Land Office Terre
Hane. ,cording to the provisions of Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of Indiana approved De-
cember &c. 1916, entitled AN amend a.
titled an for she relief of the purchasers canal
lands, approved January ~ 1885,"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
SUN RIES.

FOR SALE:
500 doz Glass Fruit Jars
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
500 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
styles;
so bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine:
20 bbls. Linseed Oil;
20 bbls Lard Oil:
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls, Whiting;
500 or. Quinine;
so or. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To
bacconists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
8 tuns White Lead, in Oil;
A bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbls. Varnish;
16 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEWART IL MORGAN,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No. 40 East Washington Street.
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NOTICE.
TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

OFsIcE or CRY CLERK !
lSDIASAPoIIs Aug. 5th, 1868.
NOilCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL DOG IL
~ CENSES issued in 1862 have expired and that any
person persons owning hahorirg any animal 81 the
dog kind within the limits Of the city Of indianapolis
without having first obtained license aud check there
Tor from the City CLERK, and attaching said cheek
subsa niia collar OF leather iron, copper brass other
durable material. 10 be- ~ such dog liable a
fine of not less than t5 than $40, with the
Of prosecution Further that Is the duty Of the Po
lcemcn Of the city Kill all animals Of dog kline
found running al large unless the of the
have complied with the foregoing requirements.
Attest CYRUS :. BUrTERFIELD.
augs-d3w City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

students have the privilege Of taking any number II
tic cts that may suit their purposes. Boarding be
aimed e. 50 80 Per seek students viii be add
III procuring bOarag houses BY applying At the College
IN tbe south side Il Sixth street, between Vine and Race
streets
Farther information mag be obtained b addressing
tn Dean. L IA. LAWSON, ". D.. D-sn,
Sollheasi corner Sixth aad Race streets.
a. kw3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
MAR RTE D.

BALLARf,-STl.wELL.-Int this city. on wednesday
evening. the 2ssh in~t. BY the kew v r. Miller, Mr..
Granville ". Ballard 70 Mis- Matte SulwsH.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
CLAIM AGENCY.
CLAIM AGENCY.
SOLDIERS CL.fF.Y .sGE.vCY..
McKERNANS, PIERCE & CO.,
AUTHORIZED AsESrs ron rHg
COLLECTION OF SOLDIERS CLAIMS,

NIILL COLLECT OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
w Pensions. Bounties Back Paw Pay for Extra
Duty, and PAY for Horses lost while service &c
and will coilrci Claims ar Wa~hingt on City.
OFrIcE-No 80 West Washington street, next door
close stamp.
Major Walker aud ID. EcKernsn have an Office IA
Nashville. Tennessee.
J. NcKERNAN. lwINSLnw s. PIERCE
ID. = McKERNAN. Mai. ! ID WALKER
Late ID Ind. Cavalry.
kyESEyScss-fiov. Morton. Adjt Gen. Noble. Gen.
Love, Judge Perkins. Indianapolis June5o-dn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

A THE AMERICAN DISPENsARY WE TREAT BIZ
n method. and with the hsppiesi results, Pro
Lapsas TERI, falling Of the womb Csncsrafioa Izcer
alton, Lnohgrhea whiies.) L. ssdry and all other dis
which the fnn<ricsn E1dke IL 10 peculiarly
liable Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female SyrsaVeS. This instrument should
be used by every the land for the purpose Of
cleanliness comfort, heaih. dc. Sent free receipt
OF stamp. copy of Private Letter Married Ladies'
on health. DC. The Doctors celebrated Fsszdle Pills.
fresh from the Dspensary rey good In simple dis
eases, irregularities, dc Price 81. sent by mail
AT The American Dispehs0 also treat UifhOsf
mercury. and with failing success, Ien<rsdi
what the quacks call ,irdfe secret diseases; Syyis
in all its stages Gonorrhea, elect Structure Hydrocele
Circocele, varcocele, Carsocee. spermstorhea Seminal
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, Inn
potency and effects Of self-abrse. The last six
treated Of in private letter" which send free
receipt Of stamp.
The experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
partmeni IN Of the best Hospitals IN Europe and
New York City, enables him scientesi-
iy and restore them speedily.
Those living AT distance can communicate by letter
ard be treated at their homes In urgent send Is
or si0 and receive icines.
Consultation free and confdsAfiai. Room No. "a.
East Washington Street indiana polls r. o. Box 1854
s2rs.dly-wl2t.lam
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FOUND.
EFT EOUN ED.

MOUND on SATURDAY, AUGUST CAD, NEAR THE
IL East hsrket-hoase. small wallet containing 4
small sam Of money which the owner can nave by cali
ing on George YOungerman, corner of Washington and
Delaware streets, and proving the same Aug1S-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO,
CINCINNA Att
SSION OF Is63.'64.

yuyHE REGULAR COURSE or INSTRUCTION IN
this lnstsJuton will open Monday, the 2d day Of
November and continue four months Clinical Lectures
" III be delivered during the month Of October.
FAC L l. 7 \.
l. ~ lawson NJ. d.. Professor Of the Institutes ard
Practice Of Medicine.
Geo. c. Blackman, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery and
Clinical surgery.
W W Dawson VI. D., Professor Of Anatomy AMI
Physiology.
n B Wright. ". D., Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis
eases OF Women and Children.
James Graham NJ D.. Professor Of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
Nelson Sayler, A. ~ /. B., Professor Of Chemistry.
Charles Kearns NJ d.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

MovFNrSrs OF GES LEE-INP1LITic MEssURTs
90 IuE WAE DEPARTxsST-GKS. MsADE Re-
prctD tn rHI NIcnsITr 90 RKpEAuSG
-kEsrLrs OF CoxprcTIso THr war
on PuLiTIcAL PRIScIPLKs-PE0cRis 30 TIE
WoEK OF SUBJroATTso rHK sorrH-WHAT
THE BIsINxIxG OF THE WoKK HAS CosT, &c.
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CAMP MEETING.

Another Sunday at Camp Meeting.
NOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS WISHING
n to attend the Camp Meeting at Acton, passenger
trains will be run on
Sunday, August so, 1868.
Between indianapolis and the Camp Ground as follows
Leave Indianapolis sOo A. N. SIS A NJ, s.30 p. N
and 500 p. ".
Leave the Camp Ground at S45 A. NJ, $50 P NJ, 500
Z. NJ and 1000 2. NJ
II Tickets for the round trip 60 cents
" FAn persons on trains without tickets will be
charged full fare. ROBERT NEkK, Sup't.
W. L. NoBIE. General Ticket Agent
sug2s-d2t
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DAILY SENTINEL.
az UNION -Ir MUST BIZ PREsERvEo.-lJAoEso.
The Reliance of the Rebel.

FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST ..
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10000 troops there Gen Daniel G Woodbury.
the most able and skilliul engineer officer in the
army holds a command there Would IL be safe
for Gen. Banks 10 have less than p 900 troops at
New Orleansf Certainly not. unless the admin
iStration wishes To lose the Crescent CITY Can
Vicksburg and Por, Hudson be safely held with
less than $4,000 moreY Every soldier knows
thew cannot be IL would puzzle the Wit Of man
TO explain why we have 20 keep , 000 or ID 900
troops AZ sundry points in Arkansas and Mis-
souri,: and vet the letters of correspondents from
those points make that fact evident Everybody
is expected to know that Washington would not
be safe if 40 600 of the best troops were not left
here. Mr. Lincoln wrote "A long letter. which he
considered sharp and which history will charae-
terize as impudent. 10 Gen. Mcclellan. setting
forth the fsct) and experience has shown that
the safety of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad re-
quires along its line least 80 900 troops: and
II = due to those OF Your re ,deFs who intend To
travel over that road 10 sav that they are there
Is any one verdant enough 70 believe that Burn
SIDE can play the part OF satrap over the Great
States OF Kentucky. Ohio. Indiana and lii
nois. suppress apprehension in them all
and control the elections in the two
former States with less than 30 600
troopsl Tie New York papers enumerate -
600 troops who are on duty IN that CITY en-
forcing the conscrption. Ii there are $1,000
scattered At various points. doing such duty a.
guarding the railroads between here and Phia-
aeipha; aud $1,000 IN guauimg hospitals. ant
hospital aud military stores. and if there 3tl
o| sack m the hospitals. and u there are 20 600
absent on leave or "a deser,ers, and every one
who has paid the least attention 70 these subjects
knows that all these are moderate estimties) we
viii md that The effective strength Of the army
has been depleted To the extent of over 300 OO0
men, VINO. OF necessity. must be emplo, Ell in this
garrison duty. The more territory Ne icon
QuerT from the South. the more cities and States
we ''subjasate the more troop We ~il have To
employ in holding aud possessing the subjuga
ted provinees X
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-15
Srs't John Z. Wakehan

DIED. ca slturday She Oh instant, at the residence G.
dr. Felix Matthew'S ON Soand received at The battle
OF Chsnce or.viie, tho I'd !Isls.t seryt JuHS Z.
wAKEHAE, Of the Sd c-mpany "f aichuona ho.l;te's
The deceased In tie nt lsni bsts fought l. -"
Observation-Disclosures he di''inSu:hed hnsef for
Ills coo,nss sincs that i,re as has BEEN th as c:p
psny Ia the ereN bates /, Virslls End rad sust,a:d
hs part With hrsyssy snd del berxuon As conrsde,
b. quiet unobt;usre and kind; IA soldier he Ha'
c-ara7eos, cool End d ternne', lever fintbi.S fon
The hardest Isbor nost ssngnnary combit He YES
ma i've Of Columbia, Fuvanaa county Virginia a1t was
ens OF three brothers who catered The ssTes tths com
mencspept ofthsva;,
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To t.s EDITORS efths Elm quirsr::

Several PERSONS hLyo expressed to mo de-
Girv to exchange bacon with tie GDyernnsu:
f,r eugar, and 900 aamo Of tho county meet
logs Arc exprcs sing The sans wish, Yon will
please publish this enclosed la!tor from Gan.
Lac, fyr information on this point. Thorc i,
ONLY ono way Of irsuling supp,y Of sugsr
in Virginia and N0rih Carolina, and tl,nt il
f,r tho people 10 Taiss it Themselves, Pr
nit mo TO answer Dumarous it q1ries on thin
suhj:cs by saying That S,rghuu, il cultivated
in the same way rs Indian corr, (whore care
fully dene) with thia exception that three
or four ets!ks of cane arc grown where one
corn should stand-rich lot land most suitable
Al sopia future time will anRxsr ths On
quiIsR as to the manufacture, which % vs!y
supple Tue Goytrnnent vi PURCHASE al,
tho syrup that the psop'e may ohooss to
mako ios this PURPOSE; ths price to he f1st
by ths State appraiser, under The 'laie Ecl
Of Congress. Yours, respectfully,
T, E. O:
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DEpAE7Cas or TIE kEMAlss r. JlcEsn*

Tha TT .ce II Gar JscaE31 were az Al c.!t-' a-;
OF st.r i y 7.o5rSc Elo7ei ION ne 'aY' ID"
&c G.Ts..o'. Inarsy u, It'd lhsnca, n s.1 c X
we-e r-k-n ia cores, 10 h, Cen,tal Dep1.. 3 a..
,-ntsnt. cot. st,d ot lie Puniit Guett, T!tE 'o-
Igadts Bi,d, foIo re4 by the family OF tie !-tDe1
C;snsrai, and the Governor and bis ellis. ~ s-v.r
o,look the rsia ,sn.ng tbs body, accompanied py
the family, uloYed away.
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nCI!EW OF TROOPS-sPEECH FROm
GENERAL BRAGG.

REVIEW OF TROOPS--SPEECH FROm
GENERAL BRAGG
TonAu,MA, March 12.-Gsn. Bragg review
'a lns Northern ALABAMA troops yesterday
ID addressed them bri.hy in highly ccmpli
Ms';ary .sTms gavs spirited and encourag.
!sg ststomsnt of"Lhe situation" in fron!, and
'srrssscd tho srdcnt hope that they may
H:s., IN attack from the eremY. Hs leaves
;o.asl to inspect the front. All quiet.
a,:.nT JOHNSON AND Ills S0N-EX.
GOV. BROWN.
''n.r1 MICA, May ll.--Ail quiet in front
hty,o,p2c,s Of battle. Anafew John or
~ h"e!, commissioned os Major General ID
iha I.nkse army, with suthoiity TO organize
a'0-yr OF : 00O Tsnneseee.ns and Ten tn oossnd
1:s.:S. When one regiment Of the latter
"="" i.2sn organjz.d ID, Williamson's cavalry
81 te disbanded. BIB johnson, son Of
Anis has heon promoted to Brigadisr.
Er Governor Neil s. Brown, Of Tenn, has
ta,Jc through the lines from Nashville, sut is
hr.s at P.lassi
Tie D.lL Pfoss'' of tho 9sh, contains q
'titg'arn ra;Rtiso to the late bnttles in Vir-
Srii. Tbs logs Of the Fsdsrals in Sedgwick 8
c'unand aona, it says, was 5000 nsn. ln
NJ editorial :he Press" remarks that Hooker.
I''"ls. ch,ncsi iis base tolls the story that
~ "a1 '!efoeied. soar frat reports were base
:ih':cs.inE.s." " The picture is frishtiul. Il.
dos to he 1'rorology.of our s'ngainary de-
as .n he East. The Press" reports tho
';':! loGs 1t tan 20 tiftesh thousand.
-----6c-s -
YANKEE RAID IN MISSISSIPPI.
"s'Ss:s. May ll.--0ne thousand Of Grants
@'afy entered and burned Crystal Springs,
vi Saa New Oeleaps Railfosd, to-day ut II
O'clock.
isRcoHn DRsrATcH.]
oAcSsoH, hisy ll:h.--Tne enemy. are fo,ti-
EH"s a. Rocky Springs and Western SIings.
va. VAe.hsns is at Csyug., with $50 csvai-
rs = sna Six or esven regiments of infantry.
,.s S ey eeasI1y ere reiof,rcipg 1t Willow Springs
'Hc Aoeky Springs, from the river.
~, 'iant sa will probably advance East, and
''' d1ees to viekuburg.
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Ii. AbMY NORTHERN Va,
ApTl %. 1868.
Mr. T. Z. CHiMBiI.s,
smoky Ordinary, B. uns wick. "

Smoky Ordinary, BiunsW;ck. Va:
Si.:-I havs received your latter ii ths
10Th ilBt. Asrgs-ds your suggestion to cx-
cbanEe sugar for bacon fer tho use Of the
nra,Y, fssr il ranno. be adopted, owing to
thu difficulty If Transporting sufficient
qisn.isy from tie South. A proposition to
this effect has heon previously made 10 the
Oommisssry General, and efftrts made in
Odlpsper, Madison, etc, to obtain bacon in
this waT. A sufficient amount Of sugar
c3uid not be obtained TO accom- olish mich
good.
am, vary respectfully,
Your obedlsnt servant.
r. E. LEE, General.
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Total,
FpON yIGESHERG

Vnz:sgFs, May llth.-Noth!ng Of inp9r-
:.1ce his tIanspired to-day. 4 baEee laeen
To coal, ran past the batteries lart right
Tbs ensmy's feet sbovo the city is nc.e1a-
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Rpnnrs vcss a-resd on yesterday, fixing
he :7emy al the White House, fortifyiug
iA@rr..:yes. Tho truth Of tho matter ia, that
sare five or si1 Transports landed troops At
VS.. Point, mot White Housc) and they
a., ;orowing up entertainments across the
yria,, from tho Ms.tapony t. the Psnlunkey
-;,@:. Tho force Ia not lasge, nnd.the work
nc p:,iy IS conposod mainly Of hsgsoes.
A,an.s rr6yieio.. hsa been made for the
,7.n?rion Of the e!icu,y should they advance
Ia lis: G1s c,ion.
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAX Is, 1863.

:'ss- .; q; '4Fis: t.SiTEGr ~ EHi>,
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sa cinYcy crl TO Tbs rear and lis Erm ban
daRed. JGss ;:ien tha ena;uy began All attack,
Hid i. wa1 with dill Guilty that Gen jackson
wsa not irjd'sd in being h0rhe from tie
field as The filing haih Of small arms ard az
t,ilery wss vry rapid, and the rain ef shsu
snd balls fell thick and fsst ahoUt him.
Tho me5seEger who carried Gen. Lee The
iRtsiit geRco Of this sevoro misfortune tells
mo tbas lie founI The General on bed CT
atra~, sb .us fur O'clock il the morning,
ant! thst when tGi.! Of wha. had occur rod, bis
words we.e ,i,vse "THsak G,d il is no
s.,se Gsi bb praised that he ID still alive"
:nd .hnt ho iarthsr ssid Any victory is 8
dsar ons t;at lslrivos ua "t tie ser.
vices rf Jackson, oven for ehors
,ize." Up,n the informant mentioning
that he bolieyId it was General jack
soa's inepian 10 havo pressed ths.a on
Sunday, lfsi he moi have tai!on, Gen, Lsc quiet
~ said: "rh6se pso1ls shall ba rressrd 10.
day" Ut .ho same tia.e rialog about A NJ.
IIlstily drcsarg snd psr,ekiag Of his simple
fare Of ksm and cracker, be "a lad forth, l
near unsttenjc1, a::i made cush dispus.tians
rs rendered that Sabbath blsesad day fyf
our causs, even ihonIh jacks, N hst f1llsn
among isa lesde:..
AZ every iucdunt connoctcd with these
two gCeat UiVn must iaiaTest the reader, ]
will incni:ou, sa quito current, that when
GUnessi Jaaks;n received tho letter Hh;ch
Genorn, Les sant him on Sunday morning,
bursting is.o tus:=, no s.id, "l.s better for
tho CanfederaGy that ten J.chsoba should
hsvo ialen than one Lee.
Con. Jackson, sic: receiving his wound,
was conveyed to the house OF MIR. Thomas
Onsndlsr, in Caroline, ~bera all that skillfu!
attention and attendance could afford to heal
Ms wounds was done, but al in vain bis
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To the Editor # the Eew I'ork Times
P.Imit ne to co7rsct tbs error coRtsined in
yaur articls oi thic iay Th.h inserts thst
sas prapoasd peace ,uoverSD' has Tor ita ob-
j!ct "ths organ zatior Of party On the basis
Of immediate aud unconditional pace"
Thsrs is no such purpose, az will be sFpa-
rent whon ths Gail for Stale Oonvontien
shall appear. know Of mono who are IN
favor OF IAN unaor di,ional peace" lsm for
paace as tks on!" oans Of restoring the
uaion of tho Sta sid sm opposed to and
viii resist b. g legsl and constitutional
means tho .r=n. Division OF the Oonfed-
sracy. We respectfully, &C.,
FEhxASDo WecD.
We sra very glad to make this correction.
1t affords still further evidence cf The SUBJ
tsn.!al unani;nity of cur people against diVl-
sim of tho Union. Eg Mayor Wood, i ie
truo, qualities hi+ p.os'st by saving he Shall
resist the "psrnldnsnt division Of the oonfed'
e7hcv"-!osTil; It to b. inferred thst he nay.
nsYeTthslosa, f.gor Ex Recorder Smiths plan
Of assenling to 4 temporary separation in full
faith tia. :s:ma =-av than ne mado which
viii bring the two sections Of ito country to-
gsthe5 sgain, Such e resort would be Gm-
pie ma ness and could only end in what Mr..
Wood processes to deprecsts-psrmansnt
separation.