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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-16
Noon Reports.
THE RaPPAHANNOCK IN D0CkATCalAIO
The Confederate Debt Funf ed.
All Quiet at dl.ia.
LITE VIEWS FROM TEXTS.
&C., &C., &c., &c.
From New York.

NEw YORK April Is The Times Paris let
ter SAWS one of the vessels built at Bordeaux. Tor
the Cnnfeierates; has been Iaunched.
The builder has been compelled by the French
government to give his word that no vessels he
contracts for shall pass into the Confederate ser
vice
The two ironelads will not be reidy for / u ,ch
ing for three months. hut the three wooden YES
sels will soon be put into water
The French government has ordered the Rap
pahannOck into the dock AT Calais aud plat Ell a
man of war ia front of 1t.
The Herald has Richmond papers of the 7th,
but they contain nu news of inheritance
Gen. heeer i reported TO have had sharp
brush with the Yankee cavalry on the 3lst of
March near Rnggod
The Sentinel reports that sl96. .ss3 of the
rebel debt has been funded aud taken uD by dii-
ierent States
The Sentinel reports the total amount taken
To be S250 00l 000
The steamer Continental. from New Orleans
the Sih, has arrived.
Alexandria dates to the 5h sav Gen Banks
and staff had proceeded up the river.
All quiet at Alexandria. aud ample prepara-
tions made against a surprise by the enemy The
heavy iron-clads have dropped down the river to
Fort DeRussy.
There was still sufficient water for gunboats to
Adyices from Texas state that Gen Dana has
been relieved OF the command OF the troops. at
his own request, aud has been succeeded by Gen.
Warren
Gen Heron was sick at Brownsv lie
The blockade-tunning schooner Wind run out
of Pass Cavallo on the2 The gunboit Estella
chased her. hen the eiels her fire aud
escaped in the boats She was boarded. and ~
bales OF Sea Island cotton were saved. The
vessel was abandoned
There is no prospect of iny immediate move
ment Oh the coast or from Brownsville.
The steamer James Battle. which took B ,nks
and staff To Grand Ecu. on her return was fired
into by 80 guerrilla- twenty miles below, wound
ing Major ffofd, Pdymaster, aud an engineer
neither seriously
Advices from Itamoras report tnat no French
or Franco Mexican forces are there or known 10
be there
judge Daniels President Of the Free State
Convention at New Orleans
Gen Asboth commands at Pensacola
The enemy j. concentrating heavy force at
Pollard, Alabama. TO operate on our line 0i rail-
road from Pensacola to Montgomery.
Terrible prosecutions inflicted on people
who try Ia evade eOnscrpiOn.
Reports of rebel attack Alexandria are
untrue
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liable Send three dollars and receive by express
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At the AHaericdn DisIens0ry aso treat, tcithopf
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what the quacks call prirdfs secret Diseases yhit
all Gonorrhea, elect. Structure. Hydrocee
Circoc-le varcocee, CarSocele. Spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm
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treated Of in private letter., which send free
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be experience OF the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
m OF the best Hospitals In Europe and in
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Those living a distance communicate by lette
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEsl

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to the treatment Of the Diseases of Females seh =. .
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OF self-aouse. To which is added observations or
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CLOCK HOUSE.

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tors Weight ami Spring Clocks and TmepieceS. Also.
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Dealers respectfully invited To- call send orders
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MEDICAL.
PILES.
A SURE CURE!
DR.. STRlcKLAN0's PILE REMEDY.

EvERYBoDY IS being cured Of thi. distressing dis
l, ease by the use uf
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FRINkeS
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. ADrl l4.-Gen Grant was at
headquarterters IN consultation with the Pres
dent. He j. not expectei to leave for the army
before Tomorrow
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Uh. ) IhiCklhNU'S S PILE REMEDY.
Read what sufferer says
Mr.. J. p Hazarte. le4 Second street. Cncrn.ti- o..
he has been dreadful sufferer with Piles for long
time. and has tried nearly everything and could obtain
relief. He used about fourth Of a pot OF ~
Striesia d. PIE oint nent and de complete
he advises every one suffering 10 Try IL.
Sold by all Druggists az 81 per pot Manufactured
stSo. hast Fourth street. Cincinnati q. Ask for
SfriCkfaHd's Pile Remedu.
For sale By ". I. Ha>kit 4 Co. Browning sloan,
stewart Morgan. J. :. sen0Gr. Tominson 4 Cox aud
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20

To The Edfor II The y. l. Trbse6.
SIR: Ny attention having this moment been
called communication in your issue Of to-day which bears
the above caption beg occupy just enough Of your space
to correct actual and possible inisapirchcnsion.
Is quite true that NJ Wehe Of lludson he therein
states offered the resolutions referred 10 h letter bat be
greatly when be say. that free discussion ed
by the Trenton Convention.
The history Of the matter In brief s asf follows The Com
mttee Resolution" through their Chairman. CORTLAND
Parker esq E..es had just reported series which were
repurouy received and question about to BE- taken
on their adoption when Mr. Wehe aud expressing
himself diaii,6ed with the language Of the second and
third resolution. Of tho Committee asked pernis'ion
to read two which he he'd in h. hand, and
which more accurately reflected hi. own sentiments The
Convention having declared for the reading u the resolution
the gentleman read them and the delegates appsuded The
resolution therefore, being before the Convention Dr.
Guthrie Of Orange las radical tho best Of u.s. aud the ast
IN the community be- accused of unrne' toward our
German nends took the floor. and In brief but thrilling
speech euogzed the resolutions submitted aud moved that
they be appended the Committees report" Al no time
there motion before the Convention to substitute them
for any portion Of that report The Hon John H. ~ stfaton
Of Burlington, in rising to second the motion Of Dr. Guthrie
too. occasion TO obserye that hee could be sort Of oh
jecons to the amendment and dded that be trusted there
would be made. In his opinion II the last resolution
did not contemplate nevertheless did describe in fitting
terms, tho chuac, Of Abraham Lincoln and In effect not
in intention, It but added another tribute to the already
Indicated choice Of the people" so the Convention thought,
and adopted the report Of It's Committee amended by the
addition OF tho resolutions offered by the delegate from ud
son What could be better II was the gvntenan's own
phraeoogy; the Conventions II disatis
fed why did he not dissent at the time
And as he complains tho facts do appear In the
ported proceedings Of the Convention which have fallen under
his eye, they mus nevertheless, be officially recorded.
Would he not then do well an appeal to the reporter.
Of the press who have filled in tho discharge Of THEN pros
sional dutyl Very respectfully
MEMBER or THE COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS
May, l6 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20
New-Jersey Troops i'm the Field.

IT, the Editor C( The ~ J. Tribune.
SIR: In looking over your valuable paper
this morning see 1t stated on the authority Of Col
Ramsey Of the 9Th Regiment Of n. j. Volunteers and
now in command of the Cd n. j. Brigade, that that
veteran brigade hos been in the hottest Of the late
batlessix days-and that only 81 effective men Of the
glorious 9Th Regiment are reported for duty. This
regiment was raised in the Counties OF Hudson and
Essex and the relatives and loyal men and women Of
these counties have been kept in the greatest anxiety
relative TO their fate No State in the Union has
readily furnished the enn0 troops have seen more Of
severe eervceno troops have more glorious record
and It's roll Of honor headed by that true patriot Gen
Philip Kearney. Is bright the brightest; and their
heroic deeds will embazon the pages OF the history Of
NewJersey throughout all future ages while the ladies
Of New Jersey and many undetermined gentlemen
pouring out their into the treasury OF the San
itarv Commission at Washington and furnishing the
State Agent in Washington Col. Rafferty, things
necessary for the sick and wounded at the hospital and
on the feld-in addition 70 the personal atten'
tion Of the ladies' OF Essex, Hudson, Morris
and Midlese1, with the never.tiring exertiOns
of that man, who, Of ell the men IN New.Jersey,
has ever since April 1901 having laid aside his own
business devoted his whole energies and means,
without fee or reward 10 the work Of alternating the
wants Of the brave in the field and attending TO
The necessities Of the loved ones at home refer TO
Mr. Marcns l.. Ward Of Newark. The LIST and I'd
Neville Brigades have been IN the Army OF the
Potomac ever since its organization and the term Of
service OF the LIST Brigade expires on the 18th inst
One reason why the people OF NewJersey are so anx'
dftcr the great every OctdhVh II ti''
DAYS and weeks elapse before any authentic information
arrives 10 their friends The Press Of NewJersey GER
tanly lack the enterprise which its patrons in every
part Of the State have right 20 expect Not one re-
Iorter from Hudson 10 Cape May Is employed by the
editors Of any paper in State to follow troops 20
lie front 10 mole their yaor and record their fate Tho
Iqy Advertiser in Newark, employed person during
ne seven days fight before Richmond since which
fLeR have been satisfied 20 have an occasional letter
fcin some friend In the field Cannot your valuable
corps send list Of the New-Jersey wounded ana
liuffg Nour Thousands Of subscribers ~ tie state
would bear such attentions n gIa'oC! IeIeMb!anoo
KcuGyk, ~ j., May ~. let4 NIWAhK.
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Taxing Express Companies.
OgPiCISoF INTERNAL RsyESrE, I
kA..a,<.TaS Nv 10 La

SIR: In reply TO yours of Maya have to say:
That the decision Of Justice Nelson IN the case o Cushing Vs.
Kechum ct al that the motion for an injunction against
the Collector should be denied in otheF woTds that James
Cushing IT, stockhoder In Adams Express CoEpsny was
liable to pay tax Oh his income om the Company og the year
1862
supposion that the word tax IN section ~ OF the
Amendatoy act included the income TAX Judge Nelson Incl
dentay dropped the opinion this ocession that stock
holder would not be liable pay his income from the
COMPANY for the wear 1865 inasmuch the question be-
fore him was the liability 1.-THE income Of 1909 aud not
that OF 1853 his attention not necessarily catd 20 the
time OF section referred TO- ia connection Win
the income tax for the latter year. -.
Tie opnon OF Judge Nelson based The opposition
that the word tax included the income tax ny Oy the
Goth section Of the Excise law the income tax ana upon o
income of the stakeholder aud not upon the income o. eopo
ations as such Neither the Adams Express company nor
the Aer an Express Company subject 70 the income
tax before the passage of act Of March ana thete
tore the imposed by that act IN eu oil al otsi etes
upon tho company cannot be heu 70 rAeS TIE V0
holders Of such company from income TAX NJ. .
The words and stamp duties u sectoh !" OF he ACT
,ors ban the words stamp duties would by them
eIvrust anny 10 some which pcras2rs such,
are LIABLE A, 49, -, -. -.
In This respect the question The income derived from ex
ornsies clearly subject TO taxation IN tie same
manner any other INCOME that cannot treat tie opinion
az S;ir hut must Instruct the officers OF the Revenue TO
et i'm accordance with the views laid dawn in this stieT
Very respectfully o,, ,,,,,,, ,..to.
Henry WELLS esq, President oil the American LAP'e"
Company, Aurora, ~ T.
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fAdvcr,iscfneutl

HEADS OF THE LEADERs-Portralts, BiogIa
phes and Character. Of Hon. JonS BRouGn, Governor
Chio-MR THoxA- BLANCHARD. the luvcniof-h T. TRAIL
NJ D. the Physician Auhor aud Founder Of the " l. lily
genie Collere-Originsl Characters.
Our COUNTRY lis REsovRcEs-Can we Ply our Debts ,
Soil Climate Ertent-Mneal Riches. Chesp Lands-Trans
porta,ion-Immigra,ion. ErHsoLoor-Mirns the Races
Effects. oUK Social REIArioss-Real Comfor,-A Village
Wedding In sw,den-ManncIs, Customs and Ceremonies
CRisoLSE Parody and Protect by Helen MaI-And o,hs
heb reading IA JUsE No. lLLusrRArEo PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOURNAL Sen, by hrs post for - cents by FOWLER
WILLs, SO Broadway, ". Y.