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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
confiscatinr slaves.


The Detroit Free Press says this question
should be left with the States, not because of any
feeling which may be exhibited in those States
adverse TO slavery but because the States hare The
Constitutional potrer 10 abolish slavery II they choose
to do 50. and no such po'osr. It
Is question belonging to the States. and there
il should remain. In the exigencies Of war,
wherever our armies may march, slavery, Ike
every other institution Of the country. must suf-
fer; that can not r. helped; but the general
emancipation Of the slaves would be one Of the
greatest evils which could possibly be brOughs
upon the country, North as well as South,
Make them free. and nineteen, twentieths OF
them, at least, would prove only Migrants or
criminals, who must be allowed 10 suffer or be
supported at the public expense. Are we pre-
pared to increase the burtbens of the people to
this extent when the annual expenditures
of the Government are already at the rate Of FIVE
hundred millions Of dollarsf Besides, along the
whole line Of the army operations on Virginia,
Kentucky and Missouri. sckife Union refugees are
coming to our lines, escaping with their lives,
leaving behind their homesteads, and all other of
their property. They became destitute because
of their loyalty to the Government. The ac-
counts of their suffering and destitute condition
is heart sickenng. and yet no Abolition voice is
raised asking that they may be received into the
lines of our army, and supported out Of the
Treasury. A Southern exchange, trne Union
paper, pertinently asks, why not feed these white
people first at the expense of the Government.
and if we have anything to spare, devote it to
the negroesr Abolitionists would answer, 'they
are not black. and must therefore take care of
themselves" 80 80
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
WEEKLY SENTINEL.


The Washington correspondents of the Cincins
natl Commercial Zone of it, editors,) in a recent
letter from that city states that largenumber OF
the Republican members OF Congress are un-
wiling % make adherence 70 the policy Of the
Administration test Of party fealty. In case
such atest is attempted TO be enforced a STAN
Pede IS threatened on the part Of those who are
opposed 70 the leanings Of Mr.. LIScoLS towards
conservative policy, and an organized opposition
viii be the result. The Commercials correspon
dent says: -. -
Signs not wanting of a purpose afoot in
tion-the test to be an agreement with the con-
sentative, Ietalone policy of the Administration.
Ii this is attempted, there will be bolt, and more
than a third part Of the house Of Abraham viii
slough of and form an opposition party.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
Compound Extract of SarSpariIla,

The most effectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this everywhere
prevailing fatal malady. lii combined from the
most active remedials that have been discovered
for the expurgatiOn of the foul disorder from the
blood, and the rescue of the system from It's de-
structive consequences. Hence il should be en-
employed for the cure of not only Scrofula, but
also those other affections which arise from it,
such as Eruptive and Skin Diseases, ST. Anthony's
Fire, Rose, EIysipelas, Pimples Pustules, Blotch-
es, Blains and BOiIs, TumOrs, letter and Salt
Rheum, ScaId Head, Ringworm, Rheumatism,
Syphiltic and Mecurial Diseases, Dropsy, Dys-
pepsia, Debility, and, indeed, all Complaints
arising from Initiated or Impure Blood. The
popular beliefin impurity of the blood" is found
ed in truth, for Scrofula is degeneration of the
blood. The particular purpose and virtue Of
this SarsaparillA is TO purify and regenerate this
vital fluid, without which sound health is impos
sible in contaminated constitutions.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

OrrERvILLE, Dec. ll.--Union men from La
fayette county report that 700 rebel recruits lef
Lexington TO join Prices army.
A band Of Mexicans, sixteen in number. from
the rebel army were captured near Dunkersburl
on Mondsy
a son sad son-in-Iaw of Colonel Magofin have
also been taken. They were leaders Of the fora,
on our trains near Georgetown On Saturday.
days ago Is said 70 have surprised rebel CAM
in Salem county, capturing a large number o
wagons and taking about fifty prisoners.
Il is rumored here that Price is moving north
ward F IS
SEDALfk, Dec. Hit is reported that fgh
took place yesterday near Waverly, Lafayette
county, between body Of rebels under the noto
rious Gen. Shelby. and detachment q Fedora
cavalry They were fighting again this morning
but no particulars are given.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

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All transactions private and confidential Remember
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
WOOD CHOPPERS AND CONTRACTORS

II AM NOW READY TO RECEIVE PROPOSALS FOR
delivering fro, my farm (siz miles southeast Of In
dianapois 5000 cords of wood sawed TO the In
disnapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. The
chop haul and the wood the necessary teams and
feed wagons, horsep power, and saw furnished by myself
The give security for careful usage OF
chnery and stock and for completion Of contract before
Sept IS, 1862. will allow the Of tive houses for
boarding hands Also bids for choppng alone received
Hundreds Of cords can be piled the road and all
within one-third Of mile Of same. Cash payments Of
eighty per cent. from the |. and c. Railroad Company
monthly work progresses the balance completion of
contract. expect TO give the contract 10
the lowest responsible bidder. For fur
Their particulars and the specifications apply Gal
laudet. J. s. BROWN.
does
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
MEDICAL
DIR. BURNHAM
Cures the most Obstinate and Long
standing Diseases BIZ

NToNDERFUL RESULTS IN THIS CITY AND vi.
wv CINfTY.-Mss Hoshour, disease Of female sys-
tenn, with Neuralgia 2lst physician in attendance; Mr.
Brewster, Bronchial Consumption; Mrs. Runnon, Mrs
Spann, Mrs Todd and Others complicated female disease
several years standing; Mr. Brady Hancock county, dis
Of the bladder and kidneys, etc, etc Are you az
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Persons DESTROYS Of knowing of DIR. Durham ant
his skill referred TO the following well known citizens
Prof $ X. HOshour Dr. s. G. Frink A D. Streght, Esq.
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Letters will receive prompt attention Address
DR. n. @. BURNHAA,
feb1s Indianapolis Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

can accomplish what now ofends them and when
tho ohense can noe be half 80 serious. Such is
the Journals idea of public morality and Gov
ermental faith. 81. - 49, s,-s sst,s'
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

BosroN, Dec. LEX Minister Faulkner, re
leased from Fort Warren ON parole, has gone to
Richmond to endeavor to exchange himself for
Mr. Fiv ~ llr-+
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

C5ntalHo Thirty Fine Plates ana FagsaUings Of ne
AndtoB,y and Physiology effte Serrai Organs On a
sfefs Of Hsglh ana Disease.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
ScOundrelisM.

There is, in the city Of N. Y. whstpur-
ports to be firm. doing business under
the name and title Of Horace L. Hege.
man & Co. for the preparation and sale
ola hair ointment, styled BILLING
HAMS CELEBRATED STIMULA-
TING ONGUENTp' Their method Of
swindling is, to forward to western editors $
bank acceptances at 80 days sight, drawn
and accepted by themselves on the Park
Bank, which drafts have, in every in
stance that has come to our knowledge,
been dishouored. We have published
their advertisement, and their acceptance
for S18, has been returned to US, protest
ed. We have learned that the concern
is bogus, and we pronounce the perpe
traitors Infamous swindlers. The eastern
cities are infested with a host Of sucI
scoundrels. We have suffered largely
by this kind OF imposition; and We take
this time to say t1 our brother editors
that we will do ourselves the justice to re
fuse all such applications for advertising
nuless the money is paid before the type
setup.i And we respectfully suggest thi
course to the western press generally.
EF Pass thcm round.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20


Bon ScHENcK Of Ohio. is a Brigadier
General. He lately distinguished bim-
self at Vienna In the following manner:
Ordered to take possession Of Vienna, and
being duly notified of the presence of the
enemy. he proceeded with four cOmpa'
MES to that place. He went in bored cara,
sending no scouts an advdnce and thus sue.
ceeded in gettibg himself into deep ra'
vine within quarter of q mile Of the enc
my who were 1900 strong with severa
pieces Of ordnance--aud did it all before
the enemy knew 1t.
What Gen. Schenck deserves credit
for is, surprising the enemy as he did, ant
then running with only the loss Of Il
killed,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

P6PULArrOs OF THE GLesE. M. Die.
trici, Director Of the Office OF Statistics
al Berlio. has Published in tie annals Of
the Academy Of .bat city the result Of
his researches relative to The population
Of the globe. In addition 10 bis casula-
lion Of the total number Of inhabitants.
which he puls down at upward Of 1885,
o0O, 900, NJ. Dis,rei estimates the mum.
Der Of tho different human races as fol.
lows
The Caucasian. 3G9, 900, Ooo the Mon.
col, 55e 900, 900; Ethiopian (negrops
l96,o0o,o00; tie American (Tntiaps) J..
o00, 900; the Malays. 2.oOo,OU0
The leading religion Le divides az fol-
lo@s:
Christianity reckons 335 900, 900 ad
herpnts; Judaism 5000. 600; the Asiadc
religions Goo, 600, 900; Mohaue,aoism
100000 900; AMI PolyIheism 900 900,
600. or the Christian populations, 10,
100000 belong to the Romsn Catholi
Church; 8oO0O,O0O to Protestant, an,
10000, 900 - the Greek Church
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
THE SITUATION.

The head Of the reb, column is now
at Fairfax Cou,t House, and the foot
at Gordonville, between which points
it is reported, there are from sixty to
seventy five thousand men, The Federal
troops extend ten miles out Of a lexandrla
SO that advance iorces Of the opposing
armies are but a short distance apart
The First Ohio Regiment is now in the
front rank. 1t is again reported lha
BEAUREoARD is advancing There ecI
tainly are Indications Of his inlenIion t
make stand near where his forces ar
now concentrating The rebels On tn
upper Potomac retreat as the Fedora
troops approach. They evidently hayt
no idea Of 6ghtng by detachments.
The battle will be grand one whe
il occurs. We have NO news Of impol
tance from Western Virginia. The Fed
eral troops there are searching dl'ligeni
ly for the rebels but the latter are keeF
mo at convenient distance. The BaI
,imore and Ohio Railroad is to be rep al
ed Immediately. The Ilarper's Ferr
bridge may, it is supposed, be renderc
passable In FIVE days. The rebels haN
destroyoedran immense amount OF pro-
crty belonging 10 that Company. -,
No news from Fortress Monroe. il
riled cannon at the Rip RAps have be'
proved capable of r-achiog Sewell's Poi
battery Gin: Gazette Of Tuesday.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA:
GRAFTON. Va, June l6.

Important movements ara in progress.
Six pieces of rihed cannon and twelve
hundred pounds Of shot an shell have
arrived from Columbus. 100 cavalry are
arming. The Indian 7lh have matched
to Phillippi, The Ohio l4th have fallen
back on PbiIlippi, from Buchanan. There
is a strong concentration OF troops there
The women and children have left, tho
sick sent to Webster, and entgenchmentS
thrown up. q Oh So
The Ohio 10th are held ready to leave
here at.a moments notice. The Goth is
on the road from Parkersburg.
The rebels wcIe reinforced at the foo
Of the mountains but had no cannon,
There are not over one hundred al Bever'
ly.
1t is believed here that Harper's Ferry
being eyacusted. Large bodies Of Sc
cession troops may try TO adyarce this
way from St,unton. l72 draft horses
, from Cincinnati via Pmkersbur6, arrived
Saturday. 100 government wagons from
same place are here. aud 40 in use o
I Phillippi road. Phe rebels are unde
| command of Geu. Jackson, who was i
: cop1maud "a. Harper's Ferry before John
ston. Their strength is. es stimaIed at fror
a 1000 to 5000, Col. Kelly sat up neal
L y all day; gains strength fast. $500
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
whnrs GOV. jackson Was.

Governor Jackson was at Bonneville
yesterday with his body guard ,l2O strong
A letter from Springfield, Missouri
says between 600 and 100 Secessionist.
were organized there under tie militia
bill. The Union men also rallied l,2o(
or 500 strong armed with rifles ant
sho, guns. They are determined to sus
tain their position. They are orgauizet
under Col. john s. Phelps.
Reports from the border state that Bel
Nc Cnlloch is cncanped in Benton coun
ly, Arkansas, with force Of 500
troops.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
Jefferson City Occupied by U. S. Troops.

Jefferson City Occupied by U. S. Troops.
The Democrat has just issued an extra
containing the correspondence tIom the
military expedition up the Missouri river
and dispatch from Jefferson City m
nouncing the arrival OF the steamers Ia,an
and J. G. Swan at that place, about two
o'clock, where they met with an enLhusl.
astic reception from loyal citizens, The
city is quietly occupied by General Lyon
and his command. The Capitol build.
dings have been taken possession Of, aud
the Stars and Stripes were raised over
the cupoia amid lnany demonstrations oi
delight from the citizens.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
Snsyp,r,CAL WCOuYEu.

ssgges,ed By the death Of AagastAs Reed, son eths
late John b. Reed, Esq. the inhsritisg from the
fathsr that artisteel SLtH rh!eA reassd both esls'
LyGtsd.
When sone proud villain sinks 20 kiadred ds,i,
lfwealth had bless'd OF rather eurs'd his state,
The parasites who seem to weep his fate,
conyeitto virtues all hi, crimes aecursi:
Bot genius most uniImeiy may depart,
Crash'd soon to death by stern misfortune hand,
Whose deeds q ruer homage shall commEat,
A monument in ey'ry soble hear!
such was Il c lot of our augustus Reed,
Calld back N dust with genius yet IN bud
And such shall prove his more exalted need,
Loy'dby his f'iend,snd pltlsd by his God.
His common faults from iasm'ry sbail bo driven,
III, worksand virtues flIos him 70 Heaven!
Z. L. Il. LE,Gsiyo.
Lancaster Ohio,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
OBITUARY,

On the 30lh ult., at his residence near
Lancaster, John Mclean aged 60. He
was born in Maryland, came to Fairfield
county so years ago, For l8 years he
was member Of the Methodist Church
He has gone to rest ia that bourne from
which no traveller returns. Peace 10
his ashes. - Co.'S.
D1ED--At her new home, in Pleasant
Township, Fairfield County County. OHIO.
June 10Th, 1851, after brief illness, Mrs.
JANE c., wife of Mr.. Thomas Muyer: aged
81 years, month and % days She has
lef, young and soreiy bsreaved husband,
an iufant sou. aud unusually large circle
Of relatives and friends. Ilsr infant Lss
living grand fathers, grand mother,
step grand mother, | great grand father,
and creat.grand fathers.
On the day after her death, her remains
were removed to the Cemetery al the Pres
byterian Church, West Rushyilir; whfrt
the occasion was improved by the Rev
Downey, from ReynoIlsbdrgh.
Thus. in the earlier part Of liCe'a enjoy
meut, Jane submissiyely bowed to tn
will Of Omnpotcu'o, and has gone iron
among us like brilliant star, sudden.
fading from the drmsmant. Her ns,
home, she had aloNdy ornamenicd wit
| that care and taste. which tend the more
t TO make homo thai appy place, the de2I
est spot on earth. Her sweet voice h1
| been suddenly hushel in deathj NO mot
: here to cheer herloviDg husband, no MOI
e to soothe dear Charlie Edmund. The:
, beautiful evcrgreens and various lowar
+ SO recently planted by her own hands, 4
: still green and blooming, fit embIsms
j., her, ransplaalcl to the Spirit World !ha
d 10 live and bloom forever. II,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

WILLIAM E. BAKER, Esq, formerly OF
this city, has been nominated Prosecuting
Attorney of Mercer County, Ohio. He
was nominated by scclamation in full con-
ventiou, after pledging himself to sustain
The war policy Of the Administration
This was high endorsement Of Mr. Ba'
-ker and was not uomerited.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
The night Of the FIrStOhIo Near Vienna
..The KIiIed and Wounded.
XT ...,Vvomnu Iuaa 1Q,h

..The KIiIed and Wounded.
WAsHrKoToN, June ls:h.
In the attack upon the First Ohio Reg
iment yesterdsy, three miles from Vienna
Johu r. T. Barnes and sergesnt Henry
]. Jones. of Company g. we're killed.
David Gates lost hand. and David Mer.
Ger two fugers. They belonged to Com.
pany H.
The train immediately backed three
miles, where the men lay on their arms
during the night.
There are probably seven killed and
eight or tep wounded. l could get nc
other nanes.
A full force, embracing two Connect.
cut regiments and the Second Ohio, &c
out to their aid this morning.
left the camp at seven O'Clock this
morning, whore | saw the body Of poo
Barnes. h. j.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
Latest from MissOuri--The RCbeIs Fol
tiRyInR at RoOnVilIe.

ST, Louis, June l6, Eight regiments
Illinois troops are to be stationed within
two hours march Of 81. Louis, four AT
Belleville. four at Casoyville, and four al
Quincy.
We have undoubtod Information that
there were 2 100 State troops at Boonville
on Friday, half of them we'll armed ant
equipped, with quite number Of can
non. Entrenohments were being thrown
up; troops were constantly arriving, ant
provisions were being made for q deter
mined stand. Tue Secessionisls hav,
full sway in all the counties along botl
sides Of the Missouri river, from the Kan
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20
From Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, June 10, 1861.
Colonel Lew Wallace, commanding the
Eleventh Regimeutof Tpdiana Volunteers
(Zouayes,) marched on Romuey yesler.
day and attacked 500 rebels encamped
there. They we're dispersed with the loss
of one killed and one wounded. The In
dianiaus had che man wounded. The en-
tire camp equipment and stores OF the reb,
els were captured. Col, Wallace's regi
ment returned 10 Cumberland tie same
day. -.. +.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

EEThe boxes for Company A-capt'
SrASponD, will be forwarded on Tuesday
next, to Alexaud,ia near Washington
The brave boys who are fghtiug our bat
Ties should not be forgotten, Let the
friends come up early. 1t is desirable
,hatsll iha packages should be brought
in by Monday, -ayy -,
. Dr.. H. Sooor of this city is the prime
mover in this matter, for which he de
serves great credit. ...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-20

EEWe invite special attention to the
advertisement of Vorys & Bro, in anoth
er column. The Vorys Boys are well
known in this community as honest, In
duutrious, worthy and capable young men
They are we'll deserving of increased
patronage. A first class article Of lum
Der, lath, &c.; &c, may be had at thel'
yard at low prices.