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RSr Hon. WV F,rr! u porr, ~,

nay Hon. WM. FINK Of Perry county
received the nomination and will Of course
be tsd,--[obio Eagle.
No thanks to you. Don't be too certain
of FinkS' election. Your predictions may
no! be verified. Many better men thar
he have been beaten in the support Ol
decent principles and loyal cause. Il
he does not d,savow his own faith and
IKE ''Jewett' build a platform Of bis own,
he will be distanced in the race. If he
does this, who knows but you will serve
him after the fashion ofJudge Ranney.
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Sale of Real Estate by order of
.a Court.
TO THE FARMERS!

YNhE undersigned having reatied his FIGURING
= Miil' commonly known as the s'R00NTE
MlLI'," situated Onp mile and Il Quartaf" South OF
Lancaster, on the Logan road, and having obtained
the serNGe Of tue old and well known miller.
SAMUEL DEEDS, ic prepared TO do all kinds Of
10 as good manner as any Mil In the cnGniy. de-
sire all persons who want good -four, &c.Ii0 give
Z call. THoS H. WHITE
June le, 1e62.-tfIe
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Nrw advertisements.
jesse outcali Admir-, p lslntis,
'''4 and %iGn'a q. ". NJ aaSlG MslsI'' D,feoaan...

and g. W. MainiE Def'olann.
VNaE SAID DEFENDANT LLOYD MALIE5
hereby notihed hat the said plaintin Jesse out.
eait as the Administrator Of X. j. Outealt did on AZ
81 day OF May AID 1889, file petition against him
an ana lhe said J. W. MalniI and 6, ". MaInlI in the
IHun o. common Pleas Of Fairfield county Ohio
Giants for The sum " sll3 Il OOO and Ibat uules, he
appear and answer ty the Ist day OF oetoter, A. b.
eot eaia Peilon VIII be iaken as true udgmeni
'0aueIg1 accordingly. X. NJ. CLARKE,
HuS H-o"zl Any i0r Plaintiff.
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BAskEr MEErINe.-Thers will be a
basket meeting near Bremen, in JOSEPH
LErB's Grove, commencing on Saturday,
August %, 1869. All ministers within
reach are invited 10 attend. a
THos. H. HALL.
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@ Capt CARPENTER will hold m aet.
ing at Lithopolis on Saturday eve the 16 h
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Notice.

No one must interfere with recruiting
for the Companies now being organized
namely, Capt. HookER's, Capt. PERRY s
Capt. FRIrrER's and Capt. CARPENTER 8
The efforts made by several individual;
in different parts of the County to organ.
ize independent and unauthorized com
panies are dong great injury to recruiting
aad must be suppressed. We appeal to
all persons so engaged to desisL at once
When informed that they are doing in
Jury instead of benefit. we trust they will
turn their efforts forthwith to filling ur
the above named authorized companies
An interview was had yesterday by two
ofthe County Military Committee with
the Governor on this subject. (amoug
other matters,) and we have through
them the assurance Of the Governor that
he will commission or authorize no per.
son to recruit until the companies organ
lied by the Committee are filed, and that
it by telegraph or otherwise, any such
authority has by any individual been oh
tanned from the Governors Office it was un
der the misapprehension that the applica.
lion was with the sanction of the M llitary
Committee. The Military Committee
have not sanctioned any such application
and they now say to all persons who
are now or may hereafter be engaged in
getting up companies without their Sane.
tion, that they will not only not recon
mend such persons for commissions;
but that they will use their efforts TO pre-
vent them from getting commissions
hereafter, u less they now a. once cease
to attempt to organize such Independent
companies, and direct their energies to
gil the companies of HooKER, PERRY,
FRrrTER and CARPENTER. System and or.
der must be observed, or all our efforts
will be fruiiless aud drafting will have to
be resoried 10.
We appeal to all, and particularly 10
persons trying to raise independent COM
pauies, and those who in any way are
committed 10 them, to turn in at once 10
Gil the. four companies which alone can
now be of service in avoiding drafting.
We publish herewith the order of the
Secretary of War TO prevent interfering
with regular recruiting.
JOHN REBER. P. B. EWING,
A. SYFERT. JOHN B. McNEILL,
M. A. DAUGHE2TY,
& 81 Military Com. Fairfield 60.
ORDER FOR THE ARREST OF DIS
LOYAL PERSONS.
WAsHIEoroN. Aug. 8.-The following
order, authorizing the arrest of persons
discolraging enlistments. has been is.
sued
War D'pr. wAsHlSoros, DEL
Angus: 9th. 1869.
ordered-1st. That all United States
Marshals and sOperintendents or Chiefs
Of Police ofany town. city or district, be
and they are hereby authorized and di.
rected to arrest and imprison any person
or persons who may be engaged, BY act,
or speech OR writing. in discouraging
enlislments, or in any way giving ala or
comfort to the enemy. or 10 any othu
disloyal practice against the United Ststft
I'd. That immediate report be made to
Major L. @. Turner, Judge Advocat. in
order that such persons may be tried be. |
fore military commission. 4s-f
I'd. The expense Of such arrest and i'm
prisonment will be certified to the Chief
Clerk of the War Department, for settle-
ment and payment.
(Signsd) ED. M. STANTON,
Secretary, of War
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MASONIC CALBN D Z R
REGULAR MEETINGS /:

LODGE, No: S7..... Aug. sth. 1863
Nov. ss' 1851. G. sTBINMAN, Recorder
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The following was reported by the
Committee on Resolutions
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

ton party be very telling, except where the Fed
eral arms had penetrated. and we're at hand 10
protect and 70 those whom they had set free
What indications DO we see that, even in these
parts, the slaves would be willing and prompt
allies of the UnonistsI When have they kept
the Federals well informed Of the movements
and vicinity Of their foes! Gen. Butler has now
been for some months in possession of NeT Or
leans; do we hear that the negroes from all the
adjacent plantations have fOcked 20 him in
crowds to enreat his protectiong Is there in
fact any grounds for ASSUMING that body,
the negroes would prefer being their own masters
with Northern treatment to being cared for and
occasionally maltreated BY their Confederate
ownersI Must there not indeed be an entire
change in the whole tone Of the Federalists re-
garding them before the transfer could be or
ought TO be welcome 70 theml
Our conviction Is very strong that the South
ernerS will never yield, that the Northerners will
never subdue them. that no emancipation policy
will materially influence the result, but that in
their present state OF mutual evaporation they
may prey upon each Others vitals for an indef-
mite period, unless those who are aCreved and as
founded by the terrible spectacle step in TO sepa
rate and pacify the Infatuated gladiatOrs. whose
virtues and vices alike add inveteracy and inten-
sity TO the strife
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
Seventh District.

We learn from the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict that VOORHEES, is "doing up" the Republi-
can organization IN fine style His meetings are
large and enthusiastic, and the people turn out TO
hear him 10y thousands Since Jos A. WRIGHT
backed down from the race in that District, the
whole thing looks like jug handle-One sided.
WRIGHT, however, would have been defeated
just as easily as ScorT will be, who is really an
ADLER man than the Ex-Governor.
Scorr's meetings are said to he very SHINY
attended. and one hundred men would cover any
audience be addressed up to Saturday last. The
whole thing of Republicanism seems to be played
out" as badly as the Constitution is in Massa-
chusetts or other New England States. Mr..
ScoTT was the head of the Know Nothings in
lS44 when he slid into Congress, but he is now
willing to let all the Germans and Irish support
him that will disgrace their manhood by voting
for him. The dark lantern won't do this time.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
object of the Recent Rebel Move
mems.

The news comes that Louisville is safe" and
that all is again quiet upon the Potomac" If
the object of the recent rebel movements was the
invasion of the Northern States = has proved a
failure. They have been forced from Maryland
back to Virginia. and in Kentucky neither KIRBY
SMITHS or BRAGG's divisions have been nearer
thin forty miles to either Louisville or Cincin-
natl But if the advance into Maryland and Ken
lucky were great foraging expeditions to obtain
obtain food and munitions of war, the rebel
army in that regard have been eminently
successful. From PORES division aud his points
of supply, and from Harper's Ferry, they captured
an immense amount of Government property,
just the articles they wanted So in Kentucky.
The surrenders at Richmond and Munfordville
gave them large supply of artillery. small arms,
tents. and equpage OF all kinds and of the best
quality. Besides that they captured from eight
TO ten thous md prisoners, adding to the
And from the rich regions of Central and
Southern kentucky they must have obtained
large supplies OF food, and perhaps clothing and
shoes which they so much need. The prepara-
tions for defending Louisville and Cincinnati
have also cost the Government and people an
enormous sum. These advantages to the rebels
may be in the end dear bought, if wise councils
prevail and if our National endorsements are
not Increased by the uncalled for aud unwise
emancipation proclamation of the President
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
ga small cannon sDtked,

The Journal, in referring to the tax bill, says,
"that no Democratic member from this State uOted
against IT," The Democratic members from this
State voted for all the men and all the money
that the Administration asked for to prosecute
the and for every appropriation for the sup
port and increase of the army and navy. Yet in
the face OF these facts the Republican papers and
speakers in this State are assailing MesSrS VooR-
HE'S and LAW for voting against supplies and
against the Republican tax bill for raising re-
venue. But the Republican central organ as
serts "that no Democratic member from this
State voted against it," Upon the evidence of
the Journal is not ga small cannon spikedl"
The Journal comedies that Messrs HOLMAN and
CRAvENs voted for every measure, for every
financial measure, and Tor every appropriation for
the support of the Army and Navy, proposed by
the ruling party. Yet it aSsails them while it pro
fesses no partyism-when it declares that il is the
duty OF every sink the partisan in the pa
triot honest in its declarations the Journal and
the so-called Union" party it represents, should
give Messrs Holman and CRAvENs Il hearty sup
port. But their opposition to them is just as Bit
ter, just as relentless, as it is 10 MesSrs LAW and
VOORHEES, and for no other reason than they are
Democrats-that in their opinion loyalty to the
Government dees not demand of them. or of any
citizen. a surrender of their political principles.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

entitled, AN act TO provide and punish frauds on
the part OF officers entrusted with making con-
tracts for the Government,' approved June %,
1862, be and the same Is hereby suspended until
the first Monday of January, 1863. -. s. Stat
ufes. ID SEES Cong, p. 60
Under this Indulgence" Senator SIMMONS re-
ceived his bonus of City thousand dollars. and
the public plunderers were so substantially by
law authorized to continue their rObbenes upon
the public treasury.
In all the legislation Of the country no instance
can be cited so grossly in violation of justice.
1t is in brief the act of declaring by solemn
enactment fraud and theft legal and proper. If
the law furnishing the offeDse was just. why sus-
pend itT II wrong and unjust, why not repeal itl
In its suspension the title should have read ian
act to legalize the frauds and thefts of Republi-
can contractors upon the public treasury" and
yet, under the title of mo party" the enactors
of this infamous specimen of wicked and corrupt
legislation are now asking the people to re- elect
them to positions they have dsgraced.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NTOTICE hereby given that the undersigned Admin
Y istratorS, with the will annexed, Of the estate Of
Joseph IOftin, ST. deceased will offer for sale, public
outcry the late residence of said decedant In Pike
township, Marion county, Indiana, mile and hall
north Of Augusta Monday. the 10th day Of October,
1861 all the personal property Of said estate, mot taken
by the widow consisting Of about - head Of hogs suta
BILE to fat this fall also about IS head shoat and pigs
COWS and yearlngS; about 40 head OF good sbeep'
good horses about 10 Of hay also about Is acres OF
in the field and about $50 bushels OF wheat M gan
airy, and various other articles too numerous TO enon-
Sale 10 begin at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Terms Of Sale--SUms OF So and under cash; over -
credit of twelve month will be given, the purchasers
giving with interest waving benefit OF valuation
and apprasement laws, with good and approved security
SAMUEL II. H0GSHIRk,
ALEX. WEST
sep2s-wsw Adm'rs with VIII Annexed.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
What is Life without Health
TO TIE p BIG

TaEY WIFE, ROSANNA BROWN. BEISG AFFLICTED
Ivs with chronic disease tor time, and seeing
advertisement Of one Dr. :. " Howard Lady, who
made periodical visits Greenfield called upon the
male Doctor, and after with him. en-
plOyed him take my wie's under treatment fully
believing al the time, from what wa, said during our
conversation that he was DR.. =. Howard Son, OF IN
polls the celebrated Cancer Doctor (of whom had
often heard) who Is brother Dr. \. p. Howard Of
Greenfield and who l. treating Jordan Lacy. OF Jack
son township. for a cancer with almost certainty Of
success rapid has he improved under the science and
wisdom OF his treatment
The bogus Dr. Howard treated my wife for consider
able length Of time without giving her any relief,
benen- her in ans whatever. II there any
change she When he discharged than when
he undertook her- Believing that he Is no
physician but an ordinary mechanic assuming the prsc-
tce Of medicine deceive the people and make money
Of their creduiy, publish this TO the world, and
all who afflicted, that the said Or : W How
ard & Lady, Clairvoyant and Cancer Physicians"
humbugs and imposters. JACOB BROWN.
Hancock county, Indiana July, lS62.
nnr2n- n Iva WIN
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
WAN
600,0OO Male or Female Agents

yEyO sell Ilovd's New Steel Plate County Colored Map
OF the United States. Canadas, and New Brunswick;
from resent surveys leted Aug. TO- 1862 cost S0
600 TO engrave IL and one years time.
Superior to any $40 map made by Cotton OF Mitch
ell SELF the low price Of 20 cents; 31OOOO names
are engraved on this map.
IL is not only County Map, but Il Is also COUNTY
AND RAILROAD MAP Of the United Sta and Canadas
combined in one, giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between
Guarantee any woman OF man - 10 - per DAY, and
will take back ali maps that cannot be sold and refund the
money.
Send for 81 worth TO try.
Printed Instructions how TO canvass well furnished all
agents.
Wanted-A smart man Wholesale Agent for
Maps in every State, Canada, England and California
fortune NAV be NJ de with small capital.
Ut. LLOYD. No. l64 Broadway, n. Y.
The War Department uses our Map Of Virginia and
MARYLAND. on which is marked Thorougllfare Gap, Bull
Run Mountains Falls Church. all the fords the Poto
mac and every other place in Maryland and Virginia,
money refunded. Price DC seps-dS&wSt
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
For the Daily State Sentinel.


To check for the moment the Indignation of
the people aroused against the unparalleled and
astounding frauds then and since perpetrated
upon the public Treasury by cormorant contract
ors, on the 2d day of May last an act was passed
providing for the punishment of that organized
horde of public plunderers Mr.. Senator SIM
MoSs's class of the Republican party fifteen days
afterwards secured the passage of the following
act, which on the same day was duly approved
by Honest Abe:"
!" Be il enacted, That the operation of the act
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
From Cincinnati Price Current Sept "a.
Financial and COmmerciulA summary
for the Past Week.

Financially and commercially, the aspect Of
the affairs of the country is brighter than it was
a week ago. Important victories have been
achieved over the rebels in Maryland, though
not as decisive as had been expected, because
they succeeded in crossing the Potomac into Vir-
GINA, and seemingly in good order; the result
has been, on the whole. regarded favorable, and
il is now hoped that sufficient strategy will be
displayed on the part of the Union army to cut
off the retreat of the rebel army from the upper
Potomac to Richmond, should the rebels attempt
this
Currency continues scarce and causes some
Inconvenience. The usual fluctuations hare
taken place in gold, but the rates are about the
same AZ the close they were week ago Silver
is becoming scarcer, and leads to great incon
venience in the retail trade. Demand notes have
become scarce, and rates for them are materially
higher. Exchange ruled a shade easier in the
fore p:ft OF the week but was firmer at the close,
conseuuel upon the rebel movements in Ken
lucky, and bankers sold sparingly at the quota
tons. The bankers and others at Louisville
have removed their funds 10 places of safety,
and good deal of money has been sent to the
East. The rates for exchange ana coin at the
close last evening were follows:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

ENOR THE RELIEF or THE SICK AND DISTRESS
= Ed afflicted with Viruent and Chronic Diseases,
and especially diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Medical Advice given gratis by the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable Reports SpermatOrrhea OF Seminal Weak
ness other Diseases the Sexual Organs and the
new remedies employed in the Dpensary sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free 1feharge Address
DIR. J. SKILIIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth St,
febl0-wly '62 Philadelphia Pa
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, SSH the
- Court Of Common Pleas of Marion county, in the
State Of Indiana, October Term, A. ID. lS62-AarY 5.
Pugh Martin Pugh. Jacob Pugh Thomas A. Morrow
ami Dorcas A Morrow his wife, Charles n. Dill sad
Elizabeth J. Dill his wife. Thomas J. Pugh Charlotte
Pugh, Joel Pugh. John Pugb, and Mary Pugh.
BE il known That this Attn day of Sepfe mber in the
1852 the above named plaintiff, by her attorneys
filed in the office Of the Clerk OF said Court her
plant against said defendants IN the above entitled
together with affidavit of competent person, that
said defendants. Mar in and Jacob fuCh.
dents OF the State Of Indiana.
Said defendants therefore, hereby notified ofthe filing
and pendency of said complaint against Them and that
lessthey appear and denur thereto the calling
of said the day Of the Term OF said
Court De begun and held the Courthouse, in the
city of indianapolis the iir-t Monday ia October
next. said complaint and the and things therein
contained and alleged will be heard ana determined in
their absence. WILLIAM WALLACE. Clerk.
T. d. K. l. Wapole, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
WV
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
LEGAL.

GtTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SS--In the
- Court Of Common Pleas Of Marion county in the
State of Indiana, February Term, A. ID. lS63-Adoph
Brandeis, William W. Crawford Adam Holiday,
Jahie Barnard
Be known, that this 11th day Of Sept the year
1852, the above named plaintiffs by their attorneys filed
in the Office OF the Clerk Of sat Court their complaint
against said defendants IN the above entitled cause, to-
gether with affidavit Of a competent person. that
said defendant, Adam Holiday is resident Of
State of Indiana
Said defendant is therefore, hereby notifed ofthe filing
and pendency 0fsad complaint against him. and that
less he appear and answer demur thereto the calling
of said cause the second day of the Of said
Court TO be begun and held the Courthouse, in the
city indianapolis, the first Monday in February next,
said complaint and the and things therein
tanned and alleged, will be heard and determined
absence. WILLIAM WALLACE, Clerk.
RAND HALL, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
sept22-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
ADMINISTRATORS notice.

NTOTCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIRE UNDER
I SIGNED ha> been appointed Administrators Of the
estate OF Clay Brown late 81 Marion county, deceased.
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
SAMUEL DEIZELI-
sept15-w3w administrator.