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satisfactory evidence Of the Loyalty and solvenoy
OF each bidaer and perssn offered IL security win
be required.
Proposals must be endorsed "a Proposals Tor Army
Transportation on Routes dos l. Z. or s." Is the
they fully comply With all the requirements Of this
advertisement.
Parties to whom awards are made must DO pre-
Jared to execute contracts ~ and to give the
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
same.
Contracts will be made beet to the approval Of
the Qna1 t. rmAsteP General. but the right Il re-
served to reject any or all bids that may Be offered
Contractors must be in readiness for service 81
Re nrst day Of APIi, 1854, and they Win b required
to have q place OF business agencies a or In the
vicinity Of Forts l.. avenworth and Union, and
other depots that may be es Absh cd ct which they
may be communicated With promptly and readily,
L. @. 1A9TON,
oo3D ID Major and QnAfterInashof.
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KENDALL'S
lHB0kIER T0R TEE EAIR.
AxBoLINE
N0lsfEHs,
B1AUTIFIkS,
oDoRA1ES,
LEyeRrHEEa
NVIGORAFE8
N0J9ISREA,
KkBELLISH4a
THE HAIR
K1NDALLT AnBOLIN1 10 . rare compound
stmslatIns extracts from Flowers, Roots, And
Herbe. for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PR
hANENT VIaOR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires
gentle stmuIAnt." Oh. Chiffon.
"Have never had ANYTHING which 70 perfectly
answers the vurDose Of . hair drsssins.'
WARREN WARD, Esq.,,
.= No. 277 Canal street, N. 7.
after being bald for seven years your AMBO
LINZ has covered the eatirs scalp With NEW
HAIL. Prof. '0HN S1NIA,
No. IS Kinx street, NY.
For sals b. Ill Druggists and Fancy Goods
pxies o..
KENDALL 4 BANNI4TER,
sH-sm 10. S42 BloADwAY.H.
CRAWL ROOFS! GRAVEL RooSs
1HE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
ts.sssssers 70 J. ,. wALklR 4 SOM
WASHIR9r0R. D. O..
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
nAlvyAoYus1as o.
LAMP BLACK, E001IN9 AA111lALS,
vILs0Es 1xPRoVSD 1IRH AND VA11x
PROOF RsLs, oExsR1,
AND GRAVEL
n q q II -.
WoRKe-yoot OF Fwsaty-ssson4 strsss vsss,
Chesapeake s.A Ohio Canal, WssAsaston. sd 1lf,.
hstS and Hamilton streets. PAiads'pAia.
TIP. WILSON. IT,, sssrstazy.
IMPORTANT TO Suffers
surLE1s WILL yIND
H. A. DOWNING 4 CO.'S
CONCENTRATED CLAN
no BIZ 4 MOST VALUABLE A1rIoLl 10
THlIR TRADE.
II sells very rapidly, md u tho most economical
Article of distf the olnosrb mesa Tits prepared
In one minute, and makes . most delicious Sour or
Uhowdsr. II 10 highly rsosmmsaded b. Army
surssoss Tie yroats are large.
II. A. DOWNING Il co.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated Food,
No. Ill East 18th st., New York.
For sale b. HARBOUR 4 sEMAES. Sole Agents,
IS Louisiana Avenue,
sSH Washin ston, D. o.
MAss11 COLLINS . oo's
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUaH1 ALE AND PORYKR.
Ism nov rsesiv1ns large quantities Of DAAusH1
ALI end PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
whi6h an prepared to furnish on short notice to-
al persons Who win favor me With their ordsrs.
satisfAstion GUARANTEED.
ordsrs given - ny drivers win - Dronsfly -
tsndsd -. =
Goods da1ivsrsd IN al parts o. WasAiassos aa4
esoYsstown. frss Of charge
Tp1ns+OssA % 6slSsaS e1o 3
1ILlY 4. 6HHM. AGENT,
s5y ass UnSes Rsusias 0sSst, ~ 6rsen n,
,eAu Gsorsstovn. D. o.
MooRE's WEST END DKUa STORE. Ga.
,,,s .r.. h ssc.t q s Ssa:.
ri1;s1 E .4ss s. s'i osil OIL. and l.n,.(
fo1 sams. ct lowest market rates.
sAaassss sss.aa4gsssssae :
- gaal II n ,n =
xns 9sseriasr Z nov yr:Ya,sd. 6. ssn krssA
% ae-lm. Pa. ave. and Beck Greek Bridge.
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FAINT L co.,
B 4 N Il i 4 3,
no, $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVlNUl.
VIII ontinua "a furulah

q. 3. FIVE.TWENTY BOND1
A. long issued b. tie Govsrsmsnt, ct -.
q. Coupon Sc OF 1851.
q. 3. 80 Treasury Notes.
q. D. Certificates Of In6obeo4nea1.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
lxohanss on al parts Of Europe and the Norths-
Cities sold In sums to suit purchasers.
Stocks md Gold bought In New York sxsiasivs-
on Commission.
jyn RIff1NHOU6D FAINT 4 %.
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/ O surLERs AM ri RvEyoHs-roR sALB
q or. sts ior s.s sas following =. :isss.
sIr;ge rev Water. proof Tents,
si.pss Coo ing s,ovss With AL t..ir furniture,
i,ssfs.t # f..sd Lumber:
corpl.s. Set. cr Do, b . ,srness.
ans ets. Boots sh .aa. Hats,
A sorted " 90 Clnthirg,
T.. ,r s ot.a' S snf r:s,ors "''p''a '''
she whole Will b. sold ohsAp 'or rssn, Aeniy TO
,oss-a 2s2 Penn avenue. Ts4hinxian.
O COAL OFT AVID LA4Ps
as F,trFs.. bs:pten "a AID 1lh str as.
TIE undersigned fas jus. r~..ivsd a large a..
se,im. d s~' u.ifpl i ps and .toes Of % IL
Yar. pries.. ,h:se am lei. n. .sil .dApssd to
Hume = ohristu IS Fan,ly Ctr,,e
:. Onion Tas 60 f iS'i 1 on sss
os1-st. aI6 s'rast. bet TT, ard nth .ts
OslR FOUR rHousAhD
ALREADY ORDERED
WIN be polished on or before Friday, Norem.
Der seth. 1853,
RICHsTEIN'S STRANGERS GUIDE
AND EvERYBoDY'S POCKET
HANDY-BoOK.
4 complete Gside to " ashington City,
Description and Location of the Public Buildings,
kocstion Of Principal Public Offices, Co., So,
lsnA and Pay Of United stases Army,
:" Marine CORPS,
Salaries of Prinef pal Officers of United States. OF s
Departments.
Population of ksates and Territories.
Principal Git ss and Towns,
Tables Of Moneys, Wsishts, and Meas
United States.
Iaterestins Statistics. compiled from late Census
Report,
DissaLe from Warrington to Principal Cities,
4 Family Laundry Book for one year,
BlAnl Asmoran dunn Book,
Asd other valuable and Interesting inform On.
ne cheapest Book Of the hind ever published.
] vol, Is no.. bound In cloth. Retail price only
IA liberal discount to the Trade, Suffers
1edlers, dc.
Send in your orders early.
Sent By nail free on reo.ip. Of price.
PIbliShsd By
WILLIAM =. RloHsrErs
Ut the National Book Store,
07e Penn. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th
Post-OfRos Box II
70 Sim Wsahiaeton. D
THIS Is TO GIVE EOTICs, That The susseri
1 Der bath obtained from tho Or hans Court Of
Warrington county, in the District Of Colum ola,
!ssters Of sdminissr.!ica, With silI anasxsd. on
said county of Warrington. deceased. An persons
having claims the said deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same. With the voaesers
thereof 70 the subssriber on 9, before tho ID day
81 November next; they may Otherwise By Law be
excluded fron all benefit Of the said estate.
sss'. sza si's Il; s.
01PHANB' OOURT. DlsraIcr OF uoLuaB1A,
" Rashtsssoa Cos@sy, fo-wit In the cass a
Men Miller and George " Miller. adm. aistrAsors
Of Charles Miller, deceased the administrators
Aforesaid have with Tie APPRECIATION Of the
QoSIt sf Washington county AZ resaiA, appointed
1U1 sDAY. the LIST day Of D&csnbst next. for the
6nA settlement and cistri bution Of the personal
estAte Of sid dsseAsed and Of the assets in hand
- far as the same have been oOllec' Cd ~ turned
iste moLey; when and where al the creditsrs ant
nAiHs OF said deceaAed Motif ID to attend, (at
The Or shsns, Court Of wasstnston equity store-
may otherwise BY iaW be sxelHde1 from ell bene-
at In said deeeaseds estate: provided Q COPY Of
this order be Vuo.ahed once Q week for three
weeks In the Evening Star previous TO the said
lis DAY of December. ISIS.
Test: z O. ROBBINS,
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~The rehel brigadier general II. H. Sihlay
vas tired before a court marital At Shire veport,
Low isisna. during Septsmb.r last. for dtAooedi-
xpre Of ord, and nnofhcsr.lik- conduct. The
lid stu ent hoTe five specifications, ana al.
actual dis obedience, till ho WAS severely con-
surt ~ the court for want Of diligence in the
cause he r. presented.
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THE EVENING STAR.


Amer OF PROMINENT CITIZENS OF AHzH
AEUhDEL corETY BY The MILITARY Az
rHopIriEs-A number o. the prs,siin mt citi.
sens Of Anne Arundel county were arrested In
A. papolis yesterday by the military anthorf.
tIes and brought 10 this city under gpard and
a,len . the e1ice Of Col. Fish, wherr they were
paroled to report sEsiu this morning: Tue
9AsYEes against them are d'sloyxfv ana feIo-
sinG to take the oath OF alleeiaace on ihs !ats
sas ctjon day In the State, viz. 4th OF Novemoer
TIE following are their names S ovsrnor
fbos. q. Pratt Col. Joseph II. Nichoi-on'
Nieho,as a repp, clerk ef Anne Arundel COMFY
trenit James Rey i;s S'a ,ss 1 .s..sy
n the MARYLAND Court of appeals. Robert W.
rate, benjamin Watkins. VIM. Tell Clsude,
". H. McPorIin, q. ". Duvall, Etwin Bowie,
r. Tongue, Or. = F. Owens, James E. Tate,
and d. Claude Handy. Thomas Franklin, for.
Herly States Senator from Anne Arundel,
was also arrested. hut owing tn his aga, Vas
permitted to remain In Annapolis under guard.
IL was alao stated that the members OF the
1rard lnry for Anne Arundel county had been
Arrested, and would be brought 10 this city
.naeY suard to. day-Bdlt. SKn, path.
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e .. W. 30 T e LER L SON.
IN r O RI ERS.
"HoLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL RS IN
eh1nas Glass, and Croskery Ware.
Able CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED WARE.
sA1rANNiA'wAR1. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN oHAABAR SETS, ooALloIL LANDS
JAPANNHD WALTERS. DOOR MATS,
Y1AfHIR DUsTlRs, BRUsHls. woon war.
BOOKKEEPING ARTICLES CENTRALLY
Houses, Hotels, and Steamboats, IA rniahsd AZ
Snort notice. -
fennsyivania avenue. bet 9th ma ,o4s -.
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JAY COOKE L CO.,
3 A N X T. II s.,
Ne. Asa Fifteenth Street.
VIZ STALL CONTINUE 70 1ulXIsR
UNITED STATES
1--WE BONDS
ct Far until further notice.
~Psrsons desiring Information concerning this
by mail, circulars answering al queSlions tkat may
WI BUY AID SELL ALL ISSUES OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOf10
UlTIBICATES. AND VOUCHERS,
OOIN, CURRENCY, AND xXOHAN91.
AaD PAT TIE HIGHEST FRIoEs so1
cERTIFICAT TIE CHECKS.
st JA7 COOKE b CO., Rankers,
: an 1T eEs asa Fifteenth street.
~ fs,sssf s. s WARRINGTON
4 sph.as ,SEkAMSHP LINE.
SEMI WEEKLY BETWKEN NEW YORK
HAsH1NGT0NSs6a fOR6Er0RN.D D. G ]
AItyoH AkD JxS.
Re6ular sallias Dsss WIDG1spAYs ~ sAF-
= "a ss & ' X s aasss IL.
U 3. s''sl; ass5ls ssrzssf; .s7aHuu.,- So
-. xss1S, Ssss q Aisk sssssass
49,, ~ y4H. IN .1zasS, 1:es
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
DECEMBER %, 1868.
ABUSE N EHrs.

WINTER 0AKDEE f'
w GRAND HOLIDAY BNIERTAINMENr
TtE OKkAr sENSAriON Or THE 6kASON .
Tom Tayior's beantifui Drama of
THE TICKET or LBAvk MAN.
Nh AND MRS W. D. fLoKgscB
TONIGHT AND Evgkr kiuHr
The ethical writeoO srict Attorney A. OaSey
Hall In his brilliant orIcism tns< wish the psiiAotbro
pists Of the dAy who shAacfuv gct the Prison AID
Soce aud who culpsby leave he Of the reurned
coavto< 10 hs ps could the Ticket Of Leave aud
acting The should together IN ths city far beyond
New Year aud should not receive actor ticket O
leave until every Clergyman boy the METROPOLITAN
Police district had the mpers,aAlon Of tbe sene. ts
tween Briery and " ,itoughby."
Commences 81 ~. Carriages nAy bs ordered /, Io,.
O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Ill 7ls BROADWAY
EVERY NIGHT, AT O'CLOCK,
The sensation OF the day.
The refined aad delightful the city for adde's
THE MAMMOTH STEREOSCOPTICON; OK MIRROR
OF THE UNIVERSE" This splendid entertainment
which is nightly attracting crowds OF best ciir
enables mako the of The world. fancy with
the expense OF travel The most beautiful Scenery
SRtuary Of all lands and
Ia q Of superb views thrown upon
urfng 900 square feet and Illuminated TO the brinncy Of
MONDAY the light Doors
open att Tours begin at T: Admission 20 cents; re-
Grand Matinee "Wednesday and
Saturday, at clock n. H. McKEON. Manager
The New York herald., 1863-12-29
AmUsE n KNTs.


A oADEMv or kuSiC,-rHB ofEHA -
"A Director ........-....... hAA hAhhTLEk
POSITIVELY LAsr rloHroF rHE OPkRA.
10 the departure of the Company Tor B0stoa-
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee ~ al O'Clock,
will he presented
FOR THE LAST TINE.
0ouOod q asw aud BRILLIANTLY sioress stul Opera OF
tAUhr
adapted and prepared ~ the for the saa
Opera, at Her MAi~slv's rhrstr- London.
WITH MN AID BRILLIANT COsrUMks
khw AND SPLESDiD SCENERY AND APPOINT
AESIo
and the following very Complete csst. -
Margherta ...... ..... hiss CLARA LOUISE kELBO0D
aicbel. allie. HENRIETTA SuLLEH
Fau
Valentine ........ III. FERNANDO BELLfSI
Mephistophces -'.-.-slg HASlhAt hIA.M.
Martha ............. ~. Miss FANNY STOCKTON
TO TliE PUBLIC
The director has tNr casure 10 annonns. that In order V
give al 4, thr OR Rig BEiISi hAa accepte<
The oonD,Iatlyey small part OF Valentins ,,,
The regular sale ~ secured seats snf tickets W.. co@-
TIS MORNING. at the bos hoe Of the Academy,
al Heer schrmrrs IOi Broad ay and At Roo, Ann"
nys rner of Nassau sad Pine sifcols from 70 o
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

hJIBLOS GARDEN Commences st ~,
IN lessee and Managcr........ .....,. WIN. WheAey.
AN kNrfRE CHAN or PROGRAMME
REPLETE WITH W.T. nun X, SOsGs AND DANCES.
,CHARAcTERibrIc or IRi ,H'A Nd YANKEE LIFE
THE HOLD " WEEK
Mr. AND MRS BARNtY WILLIAMS,
THREE GLONIOUs PIkCES aDd EIU IT cHAkAETERB
MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS a.. ,sIAsDY MAGuikE
MIR BARNEY WILLIAMS a., ,..,.... PADDY hukruY
MRS BARNkY WILLIAMS ..... ............ LEFTY
MKS RhRNEv WILLIAMS a. X, e.. MILF ADELAIDE
MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS MILE. BALARis A
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS as .... .MYNHEEK Won
aOUTZENUERGtN
The New York herald., 1863-12-29

Whirsh novsn E.s,AukAsr-sovrnyssr
ttn,n o. T-ftt sf~rfl vi b. tegs 9p~a sHess
W for the .e-or odatss " hs as s's.f pssis.
hg4Fg.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Extraordinary statement an fzcRard
20 John MOrgau,s ESCAPE.

Glasgow paper published in scotland, on
the 18th day of y Cv ember, 1863. one n:onlh ago.
states that Gen John Morgan. then Il the Ohio
Penitentiary. would escape and be played a; the
head Of the cavalry forces of the SOfth The
gentleman who communicates this laws to us
asks, how could this information havf been re
ceived in Scotland long before Morgals escape,
unless il was previously arranged WIFI those in
whose charge he was. and known to y Conied
crates, VINO communicated ii to the1 Glasgow
papery
These questions may well he ssked1 but who
can answer them? There is a mysterys'bout this
singular affair. which the public would Ike to see
ferreted ont: but who is there to do s0t Repub
licanism is a close corporation, and x one out
side can get peen into its dark recessts
Ii i stated that government object has been
sent out here To invest gate the matter put viii
turn out like the Investigations into ihds condition
of Camp Chase yer ago, and the n4re recent
Matamorss swnde in this city. or tthe long
smothered affair of Capt. HURT of cincinnati.
This government officer will be easiyx deceived,
hattered, or threatened. 1t necessary. I'D return
with flea in his ear = Columbus Criks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

Kellegg Of Michigan. Kellogg Of New York
Loan, Longvear, LovejOy. Marvin McAllister,
NcBfiie. McClurg. MgIndoe. Miller Of New
YORK Mofehead. Morrill,. Morris Of Ne~ York.
Meyers Leonard NyeFs Norton o'NeiIl Of
Pennsy Ivauis. Ouh, Patterson. Perhtn. Pike.
Pomer.,s. Free Rlndsl Of Kentu *. Rice ~
Massachusetts. Rice Of Maine Rollins Of L,
Schenek. Schofeld. Shannon. Sloan. Smith.
SmitheSs. Spzulding Stevens, Thayer, Tracey
Van Valken5urgh. Washburne Of Illinois. Wash
burn of Massachus etts. Whzley. Wilder. VII
liams. Wilson, Window. Woodbridge, Teaman
Nays-Messrs Z. Alien. ". j. Allen, Ancona.
Baldwin OF Michigan Bliss. Brooks. Craveus.
Chandler. Cofroth, Cox, DennisOu, Eden Edg.
er,on. English. Eldfidge. Fink Ganson. Order,
Gris~old. Hde Harding Harris Of Maryland.
Harris Of Illinois, Herrics. HuicLlns, johnson
Of Ohio. Knapp. Law. DcBlonde. Long. Marcy.
MALLORY. McDoweIl. Mckinney. Middleton. Nil
Ter Of Pennsylvania. Morris Of Ohio Morrison.
Noble. Nelson, ONeill OF Ohio. PendlsiOn.
Perry. Rollins Of Missouri. Radford. Randall OF
Pennsy lvaEis. Robinson. Rogers, Ross. Scott.
Steele Of New York Steele Of New JERSEY.
Stiles. Strouse Stuart, Voorhees, Wheeler Ward,
Wadsworth. c. A. WhiteJ White. Winfield,
r Wood
A motion was taken on Mr. Smiths second
resolution which is a. follors:
"ResolUed. That we hold il to be the duty OF
Congress 10 pass all necessary biis 10 supply men
and money. and the duty OF the people - render
every aid in their power tn the constituted au-
thorites Of the Government IN the crushing out
OF the rebellion"
The resolution was also agreed TO by a vote OF
l52 yeas-the only negative vote being cast by
Mr Benjamin c. Harris. Of Mary Wand.
The following in the series was then submitted
as follows:
"ResolUed, That our thanks are rendered 70
our soldiers in the field for their gallantry in de
Tending and upholding the flag of our Union
and defending the great principles dear TO every
American patriot"
This resolution was adopted by vote OF l6f
yeas, Mr. Harris Md being the only member
that voted in the negative
The House then adjourned till Monday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
STATE ITEMS.

The Democracy Of Fountain ceunty have
appointed delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention.
The Democracy or Huntington County
hold Convention at Huntington. on Saturday.
the Goth of December, to appoint delegates to
the Congressional Convention to be held at Hun
tDgson on the 9Th Of J snuary .lf
Corn is selling a. Mt Vernon at one dollar
per bushel sacked.
Marion County offers 500 additional bounty
10 volunteers
The Commissioners of Howard County
have made an oroer of an additional bounty to
volunteers upon the following conditions
That's bounty of 500 be allowed TO each
volunteer who has been or may hereafter be &C
cepted from this county. under the late call OF
the President OF the United States, sr 300. 000
volunteers Payable one third in one year one
third in two years, and one third in three years
from the third Monday of March A. D. 1864
aud bearing interest from date: and that the Au-
ditor Is hereby directed to issue sues orders "a
each volunteer, when satisfactory evidence shall
be presented to him that such person has been
duly accepted and mastered into the service oil
the United States under said call In making
this allowance. the County Commissioner
would appeal 70 the citizens of the county to take
up those orders, when issued at par
NINTH DIsrRlcr.-S. A. HALL, Hsq. Chair
man Of the Democratic Congressional Commit
tee. issues the following call:
The Democracy of the Ninth Coagressiona
District are invited to meet at Winamac, jam
AIRY 6. 1864. at o'clock z. NJ. to appoint dele
gates and alternate delegates TO the Democratic
National Convention.
The Democracy OF Franklin county will
meet in Convention at BroOkville. OK Saturday
the Goth day of December, to select delegates tC
the Congressional Convention.
One hundred men have enlisted n johnson
county under the Presidents call. Her quota j,
one hundred and ninety one
The ENLISTMENT or MINORS -Pravost Mar
fhal Park received last night instructions of con
siderable Importance. Minors under ,he age o
eighteen are no to be received withol.t the writ
ten consent OF their parents or guardans.-[L La
fayette Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
The Cost OF Charleston and Rich.
mOud.

We have ALWAYS been of the opinion tia; sn
hundred weight of iron expended on a railroad
was worth millions of times the same weight OF
the same meta used up in forty Founders We
should like to have an inquiry started in the next
Congress, 10 prove what weight of metal has
been used against Charleston and the forts in the
viciuaee We understand that the powder. ba II
ana -hel alone have cost seven million, while the
expenses of the different expeditions have ex
ceeded thirty. This is precious little item as
the cost of taking one city-we beg
pirdon-we meant 10 attempting 10
take one city. The probabilities that the cost
will be doubled. and then they will have TO aban-
don it, Aud vet the poor, deluded. blinded
people. who are ultimately 10 pay al this debt.
look on in q sort OF siupor at the immense prepa-
rations aud throw up their hats when they hear
OF the vigorous Smelling of Charleston, although
they will have TO do-n with the dust some dav,
to paw for il all IL is all dance now. the piper
has not vet passed round the hat. And then, too,
what has been the of attempting to take Rich
mondE Several hundreds of millions. enough, If
expended, TO build half a dozen cities of the
size, and almost rs many lives lost as would
populate the whole of them. And the var
runs on, aud this mOnstrOnS debt runs on with il
eating I'd the resources OF the country. mortgag-
ing ITS lands DESTROYING the flower OF It's youth.
demOraiZng and emascuating It's people
Boustte JeItutu u>cu W Ny tlat vic SUM- u
NeSsus was a shirt not pald tor" and If this war
debt does not prove shirt OF Nessus TO and
our posteritv, il viii be because an indignant
and crushed People will rise and throw
of the incubus, will not put il
on to burn and scorch their Vi
tails The delu>ion Of this people con-
corning the condition of the finances OF
this country is most marvellous. and that charls
tan Chase, by his tricks and impostures. seems
still 10 deceive them He points TO the signs OF
prosperit, everywhere. when he knows that they
are entirely telnslve. The whiteaed crust CLEAN
ing in the sunshine that covers the living FIRE in
S0listira is not more treacherOus I he slope.
OF Nesuvius never looked more respendent in
beatty than just before the mountain belcheG
forth for the first time Is silvery shower that
sealed up Herculaneum in lava tor centuries. and
buried Pompe oft OF Sigh, in a shower of bot
ashes " \ News
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
From TIC Detroit Ace Pres.
PRAYING for Peace.

The fearful aDimosities engendered y this war
are seen in the reception given 10 the proposal OF
the Catholic ArchbishOps to devote the first three
weeks of this month to prayer that peace might
once more be restored 10 the country. But such
was the state of parties that they woult stand
even upon the neutral ground OF Christianity. nor
for brief period drop their Earring c0n5entons to
appeal to the Most High for aid to Attle their
difficulties The fanatics of both sectSns of the
country are not satisfied 10 approach The throne
OF Supreme Justice, and ask compassion on our
national sufferings, and restoration, 10 such
tranquility as God in His omniscende osld benev-
oence shall deem best. They propose; IL would
seem, to instruct Him how to settle tie matter,
presuming il must be- that he il not sufficiently
informed as 10 the merits OF the con Jreversey
and that he would not be prepared TO d.. justice to
the contending parties without the blzsphemous
explanations OF each The NOrtherl Beechers
pray for peace by asking Deity to destr3y the i'm
pious Southern Confederacy, and the McGils OF
Southern churches pray that peace mar come by
a defeat of their enemies. and recognition of
that same Confederacy. The RichAond En-
aurer SAYS that their clergy's petition will be
that "Our hearts may be inspired viii. unfalter
ing resolution, sel-sacri6cing and her'sc patriot
ism the spirit never to submit WELD that our
arms may be strong and our weapons feen. and
our aim unfaing. and our soldiers eager TO meet
the foe in the just cause of freedom an'' country
So shall the God of battles bless s;arry flag
and tie heather Yankees be rolled pack with
slaughter and with shame Then let pace come
and stay
Saws an exchange. Moses took of; his san
daIs when he stood in the presence of the burning
bush, because he was upon holy grounf Not SO
~ith the Moses of the North and Sousi; bnOted
and spurred they strut into heaven, ana with the
rattle Of sabre and musket. carry on thsir SQUAD
bles in the immediate presence of tse Eternal
Judge.