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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-23

La FARIE KATE,
From Pike's Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati, in all her role of the
New Ballet, pronounced by first
Masters incompatible also in
splendid Double Dances with Milo.
AIica
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-23

"Whether Generals under 4ars,
Or Generals starless fatld,
The kind OF men that san land ~
Are Generals God crsatSd.
"Ahl would that such wer5 many; one
True leader is an army.
"a thousand starry shonI 5sE.stfaps,
With jingllng spurs, alatm me.)
Heaven grant Us men with tongue and pen,
As well as swords, sufficient;
Thought "lways takes the battlefield,
If only God -Commissi6ted n
NJ L. s. P......
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-05-23
nLLE. AIInE.

The most delightful of Equestrian
Ladies, in her brilliant Act Of
HOrsemanshiP, beautiful, graceful,
and daring, Riding backward with
as much ease as forward, flying
through balloons and over banners
and forming pictures OF such sle.
gance and grace, as to have gained
for her the sobriquet Of Queen oi
T.nra and paa,,k,r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
r. n. DRAKE 81 CO.,
30 Broadway, New York

~ Let those who have doubted the virtue.
Of Bulls Cedron Btters if any such there be- read tn,
following certificate from gentlemen well known in this
community, and doubt
Its general introduction into the army will tht
lives Of thousands OF soldiers
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 4, 1858.
We, the undcrsi Snei have the good effects .ro
duced by the of DR.. John Bulls Cedron Bitters il
general debility and prostration Of the system and he
much suffering. Among soldiers particularly would
this be the especially those who exposed
miasmie influences in thu Southern climate.
MAJOR PHILIP SPEED
Col Int. Rev. Sd Dist Ny.
CHAS. b. COTTON.
Collector Of the Port 81 Louisville. Ky
COL III. DENT
Provost Marshal Gen. Of Ky.
REV. ID. Z. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY. HUGHES 4 co.
Publishers Democrat.
GEORGE 2. D0ERN
Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
HUGHES & PARKHILI-.
Wholesale Ky Goods Dealers, Main 81, Louisville
DAVIS. GREEN, & CO.
Wholesale shoe Dealers, Nam St, Louisville
HART MAPOTHER.
Iithographcrs cor. Third and Market Louisville
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. Third and Market Louisville.
CAPT ;. F. HILDRErH.
steamer Major Anderson
MAJ l. z. IHE>TON,
Psymaster L. :. Army
{ VI. MFTC ALFE.
Nsfioua Hotel Louisville
COL. JESSE BANLES.
I'm kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGS u. PRENTICE.
Louisville Journal.
See advertisement in another column. Jy2O-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

A long stay in Poland has must depressing
effect on spirits The universal mourning worsl
BY the women haunts you even in your sleep
and you feel that black" is after all the true
ghost color. Wherever you go. you hnd the
same poor helpless creatures herding together in
the churches; and even there not always free
from the brutality OF the Russian soldiery. Un-
der the pretense Of searching for arms the sane
tiiy Of the house of God has repeatedly been VIC.
lated. and sentries stationed al the door not IN
frequently subject ladies 70 annoyance, If not in
suit, in going in and out IL is the attitude OF
the women which annoys the Russians still more
than that Of the men There Is no sacrifice 10
watch they will not readily submit, ard their
spirit is indomitable From the Princess Sarieha
10 the petty Trademarks wife. they devote them
selves heart anl soul to the cause. shaving night
aud day at ma ng clothes. conveying arms and
ammunition 70 be insurgent camp, remaining all
night under priisn walls for the chance of rescu-
ing captives, and reforming other heroic acts.
Combined with this power Of self sacrifice. Polish
ladies possess most lively Wit, which Is often
more than match for their enemies.-l Letter
from Lemberp
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
From the Richmond Whir I

FROM the Richmond Wing.
The Charleston Courier makes a timely suggestion in
recommending the attention Of our Government TO the
naturalization and cultivation Of Caisaya for the preser-
walton Of the health Of soldiers This article has
peculiar effect upon the liver and guards the system
against disease by exposure and irregular diet said
that the great Of the Plantation Filters Of Dr.
Drake, which, previous unhappy difficulties was
found in most Southern homes owing 70 the extract
of Casaya Bark which contained as one Of it, princi-
pal ingredients. in confirmation Of this have heard
one Of most distinguished physicians remark that,
whenever he fel, unwel from ordinary detetc
phero causes he invariably relieved himself by Planta-
tion Btters. Now that these Btters be obtained
substitute should be prepared. We understand our
Government has opened negotiations with DIR. Drake,
through but with what truth do not
know.
We exceedingly obliged o the Richmond WING for
its remembrance Of Auld Lang Syne" but we can as
sure our Government that the Plantation Bters are
not for sale any ''secret agents." North south
There probably several other things that
eminent will yet want.
We know that have the best and popular med
icne in the wo-i. We not afIAid show what il is
composed Of
Physicians compelled TO recommend it.
CALIsAYA BARK has been celebrated for over two hun
King France the price Of its own weight
in silver. Il remarkable for Dyspepsia Fevers, Weak
ness, Constipation, &c.
CAsoARnLA BARK.-For Diarrhea, Collie and diseases OF
the stomach AM bowels.
DANDELIoS.-For Inflammation of the Loins and Drop
steal Affections.
CANoMILE FLOWERS For Enfeebed Digestion.
LAVENDER FLOWERS A romatic stimuant and tonic
highly invgorating in nervous debility
wISrERsREEN.-For Scrofula rheumatism, &c.
AMck.-Au aromatic carminativ. creating flesh, mus
Gle and milk; much used by mothers nursing
Also, clovebuds, orange, csraway corander, snake
root, &c.
5. T-IS60-X
Another wonderful Ingredient of Spanish origin, i'm
parting beauty the complexion and brilliaEcy the
mind, yet unknown the Of the world and
We withhold it, name for the present.
Humbugs and quack howl about the Plantation Bit
ter; but the following what's the matter and they
know it:
PLANTATION BITTERS WILL CURE
Cold Extremiies and Feversh Lips;
Sour stomach and Fetid Breath
Flatuency and Indigestion;
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath;
Pam rho Eyes;
Mental Dependency;
Pro>tratiou. Great Weakness;
Sifow Complexion, Weak Bowels;
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia
Very particularly recommended to Clergymen, Mer.
chants. Lawyers and persons Of sedentary habits. Also
for delicate females and weak persons who require gen.
tie stmulant, free digestion. good appetite and clear
mental faculties.
sold by all respectable Physicians, Druggists. Grocers
Hotels Saloons, Country Stores. &c.
Be particular that each bottle bears the smile Of
signature steel plate label. with private
Government stamp the cork
r. II. DRAKE 81 CO.,
je24-dSweot3m ~ Broadway, New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
Al, sorts of Paraprapbs.

There was a splendid torchlight procession
in New Orleans when the news of the taking OF
Vicksburg and Port Hudson reached that city
Gen Longstreet has been killed three times
during this war, and yet takes his nourishment
regularly.
The Washington correspondent of the Gin =
cinnati Gazette says:
This puts rs back into next year." Such
was Vice President Hamlins exclamation when
the escape of Lees army was announced to him.
That was in the midst of our forces, and under
all the influences That always exist there favora
BILE TO delay and apologize for disaster. Here
the feeling seems To have been at once more de
cided and more bitter The President declares
Lees escape the greatest blunder of the war.
Others are not wanting TO cry already for some
man who pursue and fight
The most discouragng news we have heard
about the Army of the Potomac is the announce
ment that Vice President Hamln Fad gone to
Gen. Meade's headquarters = Boston Post
We have subsequently heard something more
discouraging than that. Senators Wade and
Chandler followed Vice Pretident Hamlin The
consequence was inevitable Lees whole army
has escaped across the Potomac Chicago
Times.
The Provost Marshal General has decided
that drafted men after being examined and found
physically able boiled, can. if they choose. pay
5000 communication. or furnish substitute in lieu
of personal service. A decision to the contrary
had previously appeared.
A Washington correspondent of the Spring
| field Republican says that President Lincoln is
candidate for re election, and, as proof. make:
public the fact that he spends most of his time in
franking the political circulars and documents oil
the Loyal League.
The DRAFr-The Boston Herald has been
| specially favored bv the draft Two editors
(brothers.) two clerks four compositors and four
pressmen have been drafted
In Beverly, Mass, are three " citizens oil
color" and all three were conscripted on Friday
of last week.
The Worcester Spy gives the tune of the
conscriped q" We are coming, Father Abraham
three hundred dollars more"
Mrs Darlington naturally requests Ike
never TO be picket. for see in the paper that
they are driven in. and if they ever drive you in
you'll stick
The crops in all the States east of the Ale
gheny mountains srsssxceiient r'rr~s has been
an abundance of rain. and temperature favora-
bic 20 vegetation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
u Nc
Vote OF Thanks.
HEADoUARrERs Co. H. l0SrH REGIMENT !
INDIANA MINUTE MEN.
CAxRRIDcF CRY INn Juiv % IS63

HEADoUARrERs Co. II. l0SrH REGIMENT
INDIANA MINUTE MEN
CAMBRIDGE CRY. lNp.. July 20, 1863
EDITOR SENTINEL: At meeting of the mem
bers belonging to Company II. l0sth regiment,
Indiana Minute Men. held at their headquarters
in Cambridge City. Ind, on Monday, July Goth,
the following prea nbe and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
WHEREAS, IL having pleased our worthy Gov
ernOr TO accept our services IN the late short cam
paign against the robber chieftaIn Morgan, and
his band of marauders and thieves. who were
committing depreiatlous of the most brutal and
sickening character against the loyal citizens of
our beloved State. and that during our short cam
paign We we're necessarily thrown upon the hos
pitaliiy of the citizens of Indiana and Ohio. and
that We deem It just and proper At this time 10
express our thanks and gratitude for the favors
received. Therefore, be it
ResOIrsd That we tender TO the citizens of
Ogden. Greensbure and Lawrenceburg. Ind our
sincere aud heartfelt thanks tor the many delica-
cies with which they presented US. and which
soiiened much OF the roughness of our soldier ;
fare
That the citizens OF Hamilton Ohio espe
cially Mr. Thomas Higdon and lady, Mr.. Brock
AID lady. Mr. John Lincoln and lady Mr. L D.
Campoell aud lady. and Mr. Slocum and lady,
have tndeared themselves To Us bv the warme>t
ties o; friendship and that We shall never forget
their kindness
That the citizens of Cincinnati but more
especially Mr. Bish Hall of the Vine Street 81
loon. the proprietors and attaches Of the Buckeye
Dining Saloon. ani Mr. McLain Of Pearl street
have our sincereSt thanks anu our warmest wishes
for their welfare through life and that should an
opportunity offer. will reciprocate their
MANY acts OF friendship
{ That 20 all our friends who endeavored TO
make our paths smooth. ve shall ever give our
remembrance with the warmest wishes: and
should we be again called hence 70 do battle tor
our couniry's flag. the memory of their Kindness
towards u shall nerve arms AMI hearts 70
nober deeds in freeeom's glorious cause.
) That our noble Colonel. Billy Wilson. and
our houorel Adiutant. Hon G. II. Test. aud the
held officers generally. shall always hold the post
OF honor ia our hearts aud memory: and that We
thank them heartily for the gentlemanly treat
meut Ne received At their hands and that should
We be called 70 take the field again We want TO be
m billy Wilson's regiment. sure
s. That Me- / Morrey. of Indianapolis, will
always be remembered by Us as an honOred
friend
:. That copy Of these resolutions be sent for
publication 70 the Richmond Indianapolis Ham
iltou. Cincinnati. LAwrenceburg Greensburg and
Lafayette papers.
Capt. West. Lieut. Wedner Lieut.. Meredith
" ). Ballenger and J l. Uandersood, Commit
tee on Resolutions
GEO W PATTON. President
Kos. NHELAN, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

RUSAwAY-SERIous AccIDENr.-Y esterday af-
ternoon. two horses started to run away with a
wagon rugged for hauling hay. The rack was
high and loosely constructed. The horses started
on Georgia street and ran towards Illinois street
The poles OF which the rack was composed got
loose by the joltng and swung about in every di
rection. The horses turned up Illinois street
The Bates House omnibus had Just passed the
crossing going north. and the furious horses mad
dened by the poles swinging round their heels
against it. smashing in the hind part of the
bus and seriously injuriug boy standing on the
steps. Ore Of the poles which seemed to be
sticking straight out beyond the heads of the
horses grazei his side and tore the clothes en-
tirely of. He appears then 10 have been struck
by the horses and knocked into the bus Had
the pole struck him il would have passed clear
through him he carried into the office OF
DR. Howard, near where the accident occurred.
and from thence To the Bates House The street
was crowded. and by the time the wrecks we're
disentangled the horses were blocked in by a
wall OF people
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
FOUNpRIES.
THE OSIER STATE
Fol NDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY WE ARR
now prePa ed 70 receive and satisfactorily execute
orders Tor stoves AM castings generally. The seniO
partner has Just returned from the East where he
procured the most desirable and perfect patterns cook
aud paror everiutroduced ntothe arke We
ciay invite The attention Of Wholesale stove dealers 70
this branch OF Cur basneSs with request that they vii
Civ call Our other work Will embrace iron fronts
and columns (which We desire 10 make prominent fea-
our msnufscure.l railing and mill castings
mills and kettles. house work such ventilators win
ill> and hOllowsare. fact
foundry We respectfully solicit patronage
and only promise what can well and promptly per.
form.
Oee and Foundry. les south Delaware street aeoln-
lng Indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight DEPICTS, Indianapolis Indiana
myl3- Cox. LORD A PECK
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
GUARDIANS SALE.
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

GgNHE UNDERSIGNED. GUARDIAN OF ALANSON G.
{ stevens. will hold for sale at private sale on and
after July I'd 1863, the following Real Estate viz:
lots No IS "A Is, 10, Il is IS % 80 81 81 30 and
81 in Melissa e Dowuie Guardians sub division of out
lot lo2 hundred aud two, in the city Of ndianapo-
lis. Indiana.
Said sale will be made in compliance with an order Of
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Marion County Indiana
Trims OP SALE-The lots will be sold at the appraised
value, upon the following Onethrd Of the pur-
chase money cash in hand one-thrd payable in
year, and third payable in years after date
sale the purchaser executing for the deferred payments
his promisSory notes payable with interest without re-
lief from valuation apprsisenen Laws and
mortgage on the real estate purchased.
The above described real estate will be held for sale
the Office Of COttrel knight, Delaware street the
city Of indianapolis. MELISSA K. DOwSIE,
iulylS-w3t Guardian
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

A T THE AMERICAN DISPENSARY WE TREAT BY
~ new method, and with the happesi results Pro-
ky'sUs Jfer falling Of the womb LnDcerdtion Ulcer
tfon, Inch rrlst. whites L mary and all other dis
eases TO which the fHeicdn FensGie IS peculiarly
liable. Send three dollars aud receive by express
the Doctors Female Sy,iaQe~ This instrument should
be used by every in the land for the purpose
cleanliness. cplfort, healh, dc Sent free receipt
of stamp copy of Prvae Letter Married Ladies
on health, dc The Doctors celebrated Female Pills
fresh from the OSpersaTy reIg gOo in simple dis
eases. irregularities, DC. Price 81. mt by mail
Al the -ifaeiicda DspSnNfry ALL treat, tcthOui
mercury. and with failing Teneridi or
what the quacks call rUdte diseases; Syphilis
in all its stages, Gonorrhea, elect, Structure Hydrocele
Circocole Yarcocee, Carsocee. Spermntorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility I'm
potency, and effects Of selfabu>e The last six
treated Of in private letter" which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
The experience of the Surgeon In charge of this de-
partmeni in of the best Hospitals Europe and in
New York City, enables him patients scientcal-
~ and restore them speedily
Those living at distance communicate by letter
ard be treated their homes In urgent send "a
or Sl0 and receive me iCineS
Consultation free and cOlrdentidl Room No. "a u
East Washington Street, indianapolis. p O. Box 1864
g.dly -Wl2t lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

Cor. RUGG's REGIMENT Saturday next
Mt University Square, this gallant regiment vii
appear on dress parade. One OF the first cOmpa
MES 10 volunteer in il, was from the First Ward
Capt Wheatley. snding The First Ward
ers are proud of their representative men, and
they are proud and grateful so far as the noble
ladies are concerned. These patriotic and beau
tiiul ladies'. of their own free will and by then
own exertons and contributions. fabricated q
beautiful Union banner, which, by Miss Molli,
Sturgeon, was duly presented In addition to
the ladies We mentioned yesterday active il
this patriotic and glorious work. We have TO speal
OF Mrs Clark, Mrs Forsha, Mrs Suter and Mrs
Baymiller
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
TEIECRApHIC.
For Morning Report see Ist Page.


From New York.
NEw YoRx. July IA special to the Post
from Washington the 22d. says:
Wehave nothing new from the Army Of the
Potomac.
ten Sickles is gradually recovering
$500 tons Of coal sold to-day at 5000 80 per
ton.
The Monitor PassAic was passed off Cape Nav
yesterday afternoon in tow OF steamer.
The Rev James Vallandigham, of Newark.
Delaware. and DR.. y. X. Clark arrived on FRIDAY
last IN charge of a provost guard. They took
the oath and were released. The former is
brother of c. l.. Vallandigham
A letter from Rosecran's army. dated July H.
reports the army again 10 motion.
The enemy's rear had been shelled but no
fighting had occurred
Our cavalry was off on an expedition.
The enemy appear excited and throw away
large quantities of arms, ammunition clothing
&c. as they retreat
The Rebel forcei estimated at Is, 600 infantry
and 3 500 cavalry
dispatch from Tullahoma. dated July Is,
saws:
Col. wilkins mounted infantry have returned
from highly successful execution TO Columbia
and Centerville. The force consisted of the l23d
Illinois ana the 18th Indiana. The expedition
was out six days. and brought back nearly 500
horses and mules and go negroes. 50 head of
the stock and 40 of the negroes were taken from
Gen Ltcius Polk
Several skirmishes took place, resulting in the
killing OF ten guerrillas and the capturing of FIVE
commissioned officers and 80 privates Rebel
Colonel Gent was too severely wounded TO be
brought away and was paroled and eft at a
country house. Our loss was one man killed.
The Express saws that the test case of the
constitutionaty of the draft is to be made before
the Common Pleas Court and will be carried i'm.
medstely to the Court Of Appeals.
Barbadous letter of June 23d, reports the
arrival of boat containing Lieut. and nine
men of the pirate Florida, being the prize crew
of vessel she had taken which was intended to
run the blockade. Being short of water near
that place they set her on fire but she stranded
The cargo became a cause of strife between the
Islanders The military were called out, and
collision with the mob was reported to have taken
place The report looks very much like a ca
/ nard
Mavor Opdyke offers reward of $500 for the
apprehension and conviction of any person con-
nected with murder and arson during the late riot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

MILL Properly FOR SALE OR TRADE "A -four
ing and two saw mills. but year or two old, run
ming by water power. and situated on a gooc
gravel road within a mile and half OF Craw
louisville offered for sale or in exchange for
an improved farm. or Indianapolis property, by
Delzell Jones Real Estate Brokers Attached
TO the mills are 40 acres of choice land and two
dwellings. half interest in the property vii
be sold if it is preferred II is all in excellen,
condition. on a never failing stream, and in a re
gion well supplied with timber aud production.
OF grain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

NV YoRK, July -
Flour-Irregular and unsettled, and western
grades SC lower; 81 90@5 10 for extra State.
s. 60@5 10 for extra round hoop Ohio. s. s0@
81 % for trade brands. NJ
Whisky-Continues heavy at 45@4534c.
Grain-Wheat, lie lower. with fair business at
81 O5dl 10 for Chicago Spring. 81 l0dl 81
for Milwaukee Club. and 81 236l "a for winter
red western. Corn opened heavy, but afterwards
advanced lie, and closed dull with a downward
tendency at 64ls @66c. Oats in moderate de
mand at 7O@76c.
Wool-Dul
Meats-Pork quiet aad without decided change
Bacon Sides dull and nominal.
Lard-Dul and heavy at ga 6l0c, the latter
an extreme price.
Money-Essy at per cent. Sterling lower
and dull at l37 1SCdl 3S for first class bills. Gold
unsettled; opening at 2514 advancing to 261z
declining to 243s, and closing quiet at 26c prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

10 Business has resumed its usual quiet, anC
every evidence of the Morgan excitement ha-
disappeared The name on ever lip one week
ago we seldom hear mentioned now Such /.
fame. If Morgan expected to infici any serious
or lasting injury on Indiana by his raid. he has
been woiully deceived. and when, il he should be
so lucky, he gets back within the Rebel tines
solitary and alone, with his fine command scat
tered and prisoners. he can tell the people of the
South that he learned one lesson in his wander
ings. and that never 20 believe a word pub
lished in an Abolition newspaper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

CE-The remains OF Lieut.. VIM Hart. OF
the Greenfield company. who died at Lawrence
burg Yesterday morning from the effects of the
wounds received IN the unfortunate affair in Col
Shry0ck's regiment, passed through this city last
evening. Mr. Hart young man Of fine
promise. and his untimely death will be deeply
regretted in the community in which he resided
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
lob l.rIllIiMg-

We are now ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy Job Printing. in the best style on short no
tice, and as chap as nyOther Office We have
competent hands, good presses. fine assortment
OF paper and cards, and we can do good aud chear
work. All kinds Of books briefs, catalogues
&c. printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th
ersrhat want printing done tf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23

CINCINNATI, July 22-Morgan passed through
Jacksonville. Athens county at 10 o'clock this
morning Our forces close behind him
The Commercials Columbus special says, after
perambulating Athens county. Morgan took a
southerly direction, crossing Washington county
aud the Muskingum river III the direction of
McConnesville, with the evident intention to
gain point on the Ohio river above gunboat
navigation.
The authorities have made such arrangements
as will effectually checkmate and capture the
band.