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ORA'cE. N. j., Oct. IL.
Hon. Charles J. d ddIe:
DEAR Sir: Nv sneaii.n ha. been called
- 80 article in The PhiIsde.phi pre-s. s--
serinR shs, hsd written 10 ,he msnsaer-
of the Democratic meeting a. Allentown
c'ss oprosing The nj cts d The m-e,ine. aud
that u voted or spoke. il ~onIi be IN isvyr
,of Governor Curtin. an Informed that
similar ssseriions have been made through
out me STATE. |, ne been my earnest en
dssvor, heretofore. 20 avoid participation il
parry politics. and am determined 10 sdh@r.
20 this course; hut il il obvious ihst / can
nor longer ms'nfain silence under such mis
represents ms. ! ihere;ure rsquesi YOU 10
deny ihs' have written sny such I.t,er. or
"n'srt IN any such vie~s - ,n.s- attributed
- me 10 thr PhiIsdeiph,s Press. and desire
20 state clearly md distinctly. thst having
some few dsy- ago had . fuil corverss,io.j
~i'h Judge W.odws d. I md that our vie~s
agree; md ragsrI hi- ELECTION ~ G overnor
OF Prnns, called Tor BY the interests
- The nation.
understand Judge wmd~srd a. be in
fsvor of the Prosecution nf the ssr ~iih sIs
ne means - 'he coumsnd Of the loysI,
= sie' until the military power o. ,hs rebel
''"n i d's'roved. % niersisnd him 10 be-
oi The opinion shnt willie the war i urgedll
with al p"-s'ble decision aud energy the
policy directing il should be in ccnsonsnc.
~''h 'h- rr'nciples Of humanity and cri'i-
ss''o". working no injury 20 private rights
nd propesy not demsnded by military ne
,r'-i'y sud Recognized ~ military Law among
civilized Da'i"n-; md. finally. 4 nnderstsrd
lim 70 sgrfe With ne IL ,ha opinion tha,
he sole great affects ~ THE wr sre N.
'es'ors'inn o. N. unfy % The Nation. fhs
'res-rvsiion Of the Cans,iuiion, aud a..
'nrremary cf the laws Of The country.
Believing that our opinion. entirely ser-e
'ron these points. I ~ould. w.r- il mi''
nv poser. give 10 Judge Woodward m,
'.Ice sns nv vote.
1 I'm respectfully. yours,
GEO 3 MCCLELLAN.
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THE ScHonL Frsp -Th- S,s,. g n,in.l
= in'.sm by Hon. samuel l. Rnar. 81
perinfsndeni 81 Puh Tic In.' 'rncnon. III. ths
enumeration ~ the children of ,he Safe
between The sres oi five snd twenty -.ns
years. made in August. 1868. for s~honl pu,-
coses. shc~s the number 20 be 5l9 9S5. Tn.
srpcr'ionment of common srhcai revenue
:" tuition, made on 'hr 10 h 81 Oct b-r
md bss' d On said eruness'ion. H. t~-n,s
seven cents s.d hve miIIr per rhi'd. - d
smoun'sd IN The segr.g,'. 20 $751; PAS 81
This srni.snnusl spportionm. nj - larger
than Inst msde T." year. aud il the lsrg.-,
yer made. TIE snnmersu.n i sbou,
tNet'y stou-srd na,r inar A.~s ,sa. sau
isserr shnn sv.r b.ffs. -N~rgs srre
.erras. N population III. x.ib,ian u
he consi,ion o. th- .duca,r.nsi interests u
the siste V certainly mo-t crafty ing
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Gen Rsecrans's Farewell Address to
the Army Of the Cumberland.
IIEApgss DfrAsrnssr % crssEsIAsp !
CHAr-AsrcA. Ost. 10. 1868

IHArrAs-cA. OsL 10. 1868
General Orders. NJ sl2
TIE General C"mmsndine announces !,
The cfirers and so,diers Of the Army II n.
Cnmberlsad 'ha, NJ leaves them. under or
ders ~ the Prssidsrs.
Msis General Geo. n Thoms., in com
pliance with orders. -ill s-sume commsns
u 'his Army snd Department The chief.
of al The rsf departments will report IA
him for orders IN s.king leave cf you. his
bro'hsr- 10 srms. Officers and soIdi.,s. he
rongra'uls'es vru ,hs, ycur ne~ commsn der
r"mrs MT 20 you - he cid. . stranger. -
Grn. rhoms- h.s bren idensihed with this
sfmv from i's 6rst orgsnizs'ion- tie has led
vou of'en 10 bsn'e.. To HE know prud.r C..
dsun'iess courage. snd tue patriotism vou
msy look with confidence thar, under God.
he will led you 20 vicsorv.
The General commanding doubts mot Won
~ill be - ,rue 90 yourselves and your eoun.
'ry in 'hs fu'nr. ss you have been in IN.
pss'. To the divi-ion snd srigsde romrsn
der- he tenders his cordial thank. for Their
sa'usblr cid snd hesr'v corporation in Ill
he hs- undertaken To rhe chiefs Of the
''af departments s"d their subordinsses.
whom b. l-sve- behind. he owss debt OF
'ss'i'ude for their fidelity and un'irine De
lotion TO duIy.
Companions 10 arms. officers and soIdiers
areweli, s.d m-y Gnd bless yon.
w >. RosEcRAss Nj Gen.
Official: G. GpnpARD. A. A. @.
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HOME

HONE
Two birds within one neat;
Two hearts wishio one breast;
TSo scsIs within one fsir.
Firm league of Iovs md pr.vsr.
Together bound for sye. together hiest.
An ear 'isi wsi's,o catch
A hand upon the latch;
4 s'sp that has,eps ms s~eei res, 10 win:
a world Of care wi:hou';
A ~orld % s'nfe shu' ou';
A world " love shu, in.
D.rs Gr.enweid.
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ine '"'h ~'nR system, sUxlissy 20 the
General R~csuirlng Srvir.. 10 established.
an artsr q. -ff-sd 10 ~ erix~ss : prae,ie.i
method Of Fastening shs rompIs,iop Of tho
'"disps quo's. s'dsr he rev ell I,usts
upon ihe fsilowiuR basis. to vii:
Th.' ese'y ms. - personally interested
N bringing 'h- wsr .. speedy and honor.
shlt md
That evers msn has ifhs-nes in proeur.
ing sa i,s'mrnn
Thss /. prompt supply n ,hs new quot.
vii hasten p~sc-. aud therefore
That every man is responsible for soms
shsse Of 'h- ~ork which no~ d-volv-. upon
the people =, isisr.
IL. A county committee ~ili b. e-Ieeted
q each e"un'y -es'. whose duty j, shall be-
10 divide rh- county quy,s among the town.
sh'ps Tney shsI select corresponding
member ~ esch ,o~ n-np, ~ho will sssoei-
s'e with HIM fosr oIh-r eiiiz rs of the SANE
township. 10 ord-r thai ,h~ su. dis,ricfsm.v
be thoroughly c,n-s~srJ 'ar recruits.
- The county eomnit,ers s-s experef
10 advise and co-op.rsse ~ith the military
ecmmsrdan' Of the district. and hi- iorst
recruiting ficrrs. in order hist the results
sf 'sbor msy he rrsiizsd ., ones
81. CI'iz n everywhere are urged to make
i psr' Of their daily personal duis 20 pro-
mote eniis'ments. If The people will sose-
esP' ihi- IS their du'y snd e. 70 work q
anre. 'R> qup's esn b. q I'D in ,wsnsy dsys
The following quota Tor e~eh Cor gree.
sionsi district snd county i bssed uoon the
ills oi the Office of 'he Assistant Prorost
u Issshsl. and j. she district basis 81 the draft
should !, no, b filed BY Volunteering
rntsi ~ Quota 1857
Deduct ~xcess on isst call. snd enIn-
sneufs nso~.
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GEO B MCCLELLAN.

~ The total nu. Der ~ Usi.n prisoner.
rcs 10 Richmond y gwen 10 ~ f.i.owins
sr'icIs. run 'hr r chpond r. qni,s,. ~hirh
si-o fx-- The npmber captured oy Bxscc :,
Chs'tsnooga:
I've PRISONS AND THEIR rsnAsrrasrs
F''m tns Rehn.nd E.qnr~r. Ucr ~
Th. iatv 'eeo'd displayed force 0 g.
90 ! q raj prisoners. .inciui,.s SIS g-nsr.i
' g'mrns-i -nd "'h.v commissioned firr,s.
o his number 4sjo ~ere r-r.lv-d from
Chicksmsuga. which inciudin, $500 sirk
~onndrd aud played ru'. psroied on ,h-
fed. msk.s N. total number ~ espsu,-s on
'h-i famous q ~. - far - ssrerfsined. ~
$50 including 900 officers Besides the
c mbs'.nf officers 10 ihr pvi-"n. there a..
20 surgeons ard nine ch rlsin-. o. Cssii-
rhurdsr sre 900 prisoners, - ~h.m 80 sr-
g .n'ed-rs'r d-s-rt-ss snJ sr.ggIsrs. 30 n..
sr.~s. snd 'hs rest Yankee U.i.nist-. t,si,-
"r- spies, bu-hwh.ck- - snd OH prisoners
~ the same strip.
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MoRE CEazr FAxArIcIsn The s.. Jo
serh Conference Of the United Brethefrn
Church. which ~. been in session in our
eiiy the last week. sdirsrned sine die. on
Tuesday mnrnnins. From the Journal we
iesrn hist '''his body expelled one of i,s
members for di-Ioysl'y 10 ,he euvernmen,
and ebnrch." On enquiry we learn The mem
Der expelled % be The Rev NJ. Winter. Oh.
hss been s's'ioned Of late over . church in
c,rroII county NJ. Winter. is . eensIe.
mso e"m- sixty years Old. . dsvoui christian.
p"ss- sing 'he unbaund-d conf dence and
g".d will - ih- crmmuriiy and member.
ship - HI church wherever he hss been
-'s's"n-d The disieysIry fr which Mr.
Winter Wa xa.iled. We nnderitsnd 10 BE-
founded u3-n hi answer 70 the following
q.s-'i.n-:
Q p. y"u endorse. NJ LineoIn's Proc.
|sms'ion = + nsncipstirnr'
a - do not
Q. DO y"u endorse he eon6res,ios ses
y the lsss C,rc,ess!"
A II DO not"
Q Are yen 10 fsvos Of she prosecution
4 ~s' f.f ne sho'i'io" Of sIsveryp
Al am nai"
Thrse are 'he questions SD sns~ srs in
ub-'snce. % T. :, W hsse been 90 inform
4, and i ~ are mi-infcrmcd hope 10 Be
o'recfed. for whish M. Winse- hss been
xp~IIed from The chusch Of which b. hss
'eea devoui and consistent member for
nsnv years. W. reserve comments ussill
u me facts are 10 oor possession.
Lsfsyere Argus.
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0TThere are nov granted .36s enroll
led army pensions; 70 sids~s. nsshsss. &c.
1osc Tasi 2.<00.
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0TGen. w,Ierx. formerly in command
u the Department of Iasisrs. u no~ .
esnsusr1 ~ III pr-s =, C.nb-ri-rd Gsr
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II. B CARRfsGrrw.
Brig. Gen y. 5 vcIr.
We hsve omitted from the sbovr order
sh~ number Of men 10 be furnished from HE
rssnsising dis,r'c's. o arranged BY General
csssingt.n -ED C,uRrEa
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ID The 'ctsI value oi re,I sad psrsnrsl
rr"pss'v " the State of New York u ST.
81, <5S 3l7.
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PUBLISHED kvsES sA1uRpAV, AT yesPER
DuBois cousTy, iApiAsA. nv
oL 3 n EET DC NE.
oPfICE-CoRsER OF MAcDosALn Asp
WEsr SrREsrs
TERMS-STRicTLY IN ADVANCE
Single Subscription. for df,y Nos. 81 so
vss cir months, 90

RATES or aDvERTfsfEc.
Ysv seusve ~ 1 lines " les. 1 week. ~ on.
osch subsequent inseF'inn. 10 c,s.
Longer advertisements. ~ same rate A
fraction over even -ansre ~ -qnsres. counted
% square. These are ne terms for trsn
sisas advertise amen's; . reasonable drduc-
ties Gill Re msds - REGULAR Advertisers.
Notices of appointment of administrators
sd legal notices Of Ike character 10 be
psiS for In sdvsnce.
sSscuScfwG ckEriDATrs:
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16
DIED.

BROwS-Ai Hapers Ferry. "a On Monday. april u
lf63, Lieut. HOWARD BH1NN.e' The llta Battery 7ai-
ri ery. ard Of ths aie Nm. J. Bfonu aged -
year. uiafihs aud % days.
Lieut.. Brown had Teen military service but little over
year he Joined The army fron motive bat that Of
duty his country. EniistnS private he be-
came BY his soderly bearing and street attention de-
tails an obi for promotion. When the company officers
OF the Battery selected he could easily have been
chosen cornmsioned officer had ne yielded 10 the wish
Of the en but h preferred accept the position Of
Orderly Sergeant which rank he held until December
last. when vacancy occurring he promoted 70 .
Iieutensucy AT time of his death he the ORD
nance Officer Il the Battery and such the conf
deuee aud mis- feowofieers and soldiers and
Of his Commanding General Possessed Of noble heart,
manly dispo ition and unaSsumng Manners he be-
loved by aE who knew him His sudden aud unumely
death has created the family circle that can
be filled
The remains will reach the city Friday night. Due
notice will he given Of the time Of the funeral.
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WANTED.
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
Dir. E.udIuns's Specific,
roR
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENEU

rnyBE Gonorrho.a. or commonly called Csp, l. dis
u gushing maladv. AMI j. too well known 20 require
any explanations easy TO he got bat u h difficult 10
get clear Of II companion that few admire. u per-
and poor both married single Although sotrouble
some in itself distressing AID sometimes fatal isa
disc ase the of Which, has generally been
worse than the disease itself The common fashonabls
treatment Is first deprive you Of al business; then
come a Of starvatio-livng on bread and tea.
water Cruel Kin Of Steps; you mustthen b. eed,
cupped or -ached combined with ng medicines.
infections lotions, ointmeniS. and warm Concentrations
Every few davS the medicines changed and alter
some months IN this way which the paent
bear with great fortnde fear Of be l. dis
charged discharges himself with irritable uretcr,
swelled testcl enlargement % the PROSTATE glands
or a disease 81 he neck Of the bladder.
Thi, specific. which like charm wha lev doses
disease and quite pieasanttota take and which
IN cured thousands ia New Yo.k Philadelphia Baiti-
more and MANY If the Southern cities l. a certain and
eeciual remedy that makes rapid andpermanen cure.
without regard TO diet drink exercise except "ret
ling. jumnIi.g nvcr-siraining This remedy - UNI
equacd by anything yet discovered for the ~ those
diseases II l. extracted from plants. and = per-
fectly safe purely vegetable II contains no ncr-
curry. that yen expose yourself TO all kinds Of
weather. without the danger from the medicine
And If you careful in wrapping mp your paste you
will have smell frm IT, that you are not
deprived from going into company, being tedby
neare. friends.
This qusck icin. huta remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular ply stefan. and
confidently recommended the unfortunate.
CAUTlON-N"ne j. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor. Davidson. around the box. All in
Engagements Of trad, mark will be prosecuted with the
Utmost ugor ofihr Law.
VIZ. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold b. Druggists generally. jan2s-dsnis
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rhe following is the grand recanulatiol


Nov although large portion Of the pork cured
in nnessee, last eas,n, lie rebel govern
msIt was brought to tins and other markets af-
ter the rebels were driven from that State, last
spring vet good deal was spoiled; and. taking
ali circumstances into consideration, the Ten
nesSee packing last season ought hot We think, 10
oe taken into account this season. no more than
il was last season. by the trade. Leaving Tea
neSsee, then, out of the comptrisou, we have IN
increase ia the other States. OF $50 Isl. which
equal to shade over 40 10 per cent. and ii
Tennessee IS included, the increase y equal 10
slightly over 40 per cent This Is very remsrka
BILE and exceei- the estimate made last Jan
uary by over J 90 600 head. for We did include
Tennessee in that estimate.
With regard t. the average weight and the
weld OF lard. we have the following results by
States though We failed usual To Get the aver
age weights IN snauy cases. aud the yield Vt lard.
IN still greater number Of cases. bat both we're
gwen more generally than they we're last season !.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

gGNhat lot Of ground adjoining the north OF the block
of buildings built by Kirland FzEhbon, on south
Meridian street the Union Depot 100 f. front by 2lO
feet deep will be sold in 3 30 feet lots or the whole
Of il in one lot This Is valuable lsca for persons
wishing TO purchase business property, the Wholesale
business Of the city viii be concentrated on this street
and the property be bought for nearly onefouth the
prices If Washington property. 1t has been dem
on raed BY actual sales that there have been as many
goods sold by houses this street, any Washington
street and branch Of the business, sold, when
In business more tob scco wholesale than any three
houses on Washington Street. The locality of this
ground for whole business has greater advantage
in the saving Of drayace than any other location the
civ as good can be- delivered The pavement by all the
railroads This advantage will save half the rent OF a
store room on asiingtoa street.
For Terms, enquire of
T. Kirkland.
Or. T.F Ryan, No. 10, soul of the ground.
apr l5-d IN
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From the New York Express
Serious Charges Against the Admins.


A letter from Washington in the Dubuque
Herald, not only corrubOrates statement we
copied from the Tribune here. that the Treas
ury Department had been specializing in Gold,
but add, -
The Government will lose by the operation
s2,Oa0, 900"
Whit, however, Is even more serious than this,
is
You recollect that not long ago the RepuGli-
cans i'm one OF the houses ot the Indiana Legisla
ture ab-ented themselves IN bOiy from their
seats The possibility OF obtaining quorum
was thus prevented. aud the Legislature adjourn
cd without passing the appropriation bills. The
act was revolutionary. and was SO regarded at
the time hut il was believed that the Governor
would soon be Obliged to c,ll AN extra session OF
The Legislature To provide the means Of carrying
out the State Govcsnment
7Lco days ago 50 900 ,rere faken from The Sc
cret seruice tund o. the War DEPARTMENT and sent
10 GorernOr Morton 10 Indiana, TO enable him 10
carry on The State Government Independently OF
the Legislature This is no short stop among so
many Others all advancing directly toward the
contemplated overthrow oil popular government
in these United States.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

An ILLINOIS FARM The largest farm in Hi
nois j. thar OF Isaac Funk, near Bloomipglor :,
NJ Lean county The total number OF acres oc.
cupiei and owned by hi m l. 80 G00-one farm oil
81 900 acres, said to he nth $50 per acre, and
three pasture fields. containing, respectively
{ ,0OU, 3 900. and 900 acres His great crop is
corn all OF which he consumes AZ home. and j.
thus able to market about S75 900 worth of cattle
per year at New York. His stock on maud of
horses. mules. hogs, and fat cattle. is said to be
worth 81 900, 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16
LIQUORS FOR SALE.
PURE LI&OURS,

HAVE on HAND. At Ny DiST1LLEhI. MILES
south Il Town. small lot II pure liquors for SAFE
Persons wishing pure article FOR medical purposes Viii
do wei e call immediately these liquors will be sold
possible. Cali my residence, two miles
south Of indianapolis leave orders with ; H. Hoeigen,
In the citv A. HOEEGEN,
aprl5-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

81 .9tl 80
has Is equal to about p per cent and which
may be regarded a. correct an indie ltor as l. nee
esstrv. OF the per centaee of decrease in weight
tot The entire packing. and this being deducted
from the increase IN number, not Including / en-
esSee, makes the net increase slightly over 80 ~
per cent.
The yield of lard per hog last season, was "a
lbs, this season, il 20 lbs showing de-
crease OF five pounds per hog; but the number
OF hogs being vastly greater this than last sea
son. this falling off is more than made up. which
will be seen by taking the whole number of hogs
packed both seasons. and multiplying them with
the Weld OF lard, each season respectively, as
follows. not including the Tennessee packing last
season:
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Increase this season.

Increase this season. .......- SSH. l5S
Here. then, We find there il an actual increase
of27ls per cent. We will here remark that the
yield OF lard given above, as we'll as in previous
years, does not Include head and gut lard OF
grease as in all eases where the head and gut is
added We exclude il from our tables.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

CALAMiriEs WILL MAYER CEAsE-0n the even
ing of our charter election. disappointed re-
publican, on being told that the entire Cop,
perheaj" ticket was elected. exclaimed: My
Gui - III ~ what are mug TO ncXtT
There Is In telling said a cool demo
crd. like enough specie payment - Saratoga
Republican
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

s5E I be Medical Department stitistics show
the number OF rebei prisoner. who have died IN
Union hospitals since The commencement of the
war to be over 5000, instead o. 2,0OO, as pre-
vlUuS reported.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

COMING W. SIT is said the Illinois Central
Railroad Cimp.uy have -nld upwards OF 6J01O
-cre> ct iitid Within The ps>t four months
to eastern men, Nho inl end 10 eettie IN the
west
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

THr SrRIxe CANPAsS o. THE MIssl-sErr Cos
slpKnfp TO n At A. ESo--FoEficS lSTEE
v,xrlo~ VOW C1ErM>-CHxLlsro WILL
xor ~ Taxes THIs TinE-SEcRKT Hefoe1 o.
THg BArrLE OF WTLttAxsBUns- a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

cBA company for the manufacture of tvpe-
setting machines has been chartered BY the Mas
saehusetts Legislature
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

RICHMOND, April 18Th The Wing says that a
light took place at Williamsburg on Saturday
the 4th. between the forces under Gen Wise aud
the Yankees These reports are confirmed by
passengers who arrived here last evening AZ
early hour. On thai morning our troops drove
in the Yankee picke's and occupied the town
The enemy retired TO TT. Masruder, from which
point they commenced Smelling the place; Gene
raj Wise sock position near the cpliese and
replied 10 their fire. Our casualties up to the
sih inst. were slight A cavalry movement had
been ord, rel, the result Of which had not been
leaned There is rumOr that we captured 40
prisoners and burned 4 ar quantity of COmmi,-
sary stores But this Is vOuceed for.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

The aggregate weights OF similar numbers Of
hogs. packed At each point, from whence the av-
erage weights were furnished last and this.
compare a follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

INTERESTING SCENE-Among those who uni
tel with Rev Dr. Adams Church. on Madison
Square last Sundtv. were Gen Mcclellan and
MT Mtrcv and daue hter--the latter the Generals
mother N law and sister in law. Who Joined hy
ietef-the former BY profession The scene
va WI es>eH hy large and deeply interested
congregation N y. Jour. Of Commerce
VIII soon issue proclamation calling in al tho
Old copper cents. upon the ground thar ,b.v az.
uSed IA give aid and couifort 10 the enemy, h,
heins uSei by democrats for comprehend hre,s,
pins. The secretary TIE treasury has p,,s.-
consideration the propriefy of altering the DESIGN
upon the nickel cents--erasing the Indian that
now occupies o"e side. and placing in its stead
tie bust of free American OF African descent
IS being more distinctive of the object and policy
Of The observation-disclosures co. Courier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16


have received the following disDatch from the
Executive Committee of the indianapolis Union:
APRIL IA, 1863.
Publishers of Courier
Printers on "a strike Please use your influence
to keep YOURS mt home \ RANDALL,
Ex Com. Typographical Union.
The sublime inpertnence OF the above re
quest somewhat startled u at first. We lighted
a cigar with tie dispatch, in order TO keep cool.
We respectfully suggest to the Executive Com
mittee of the indianapolis Typographical Union
that they are making great asses OF themselves.
and to speak after the manner of men-they
nav go 70 the Devil. Having at heart the inter
est OF compostors, we will add that the prnci
pie on which strikes are basel is wrong one -
Labor and prices should he left to the laws of de
mand and supply, which will establish them on IA
permanent aud tar basis NO ~dv,sa the mem
bers of the Typographical Union to study polit
zeal economy. Its principles will show them
clearly the uIjustihableneSS and fOolishneSs of
'strike, ~ Madison Courier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

Especial Correspondence q he Chicago Times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

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