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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-18
Thomas ,. RaEnsWorth, Compl't.
william H. Gibson and George
Rastabla. Daf1ta
,rge In chancsry.

william y. Gibson and George In ChaneeFy.
Bastable, Def'ts
This suit Is . Foreign Attachment in Equity, the
oh eet Of which IL 70 obtain decree to sell the real
estate Of the defendant VIM. H. Gibson, in the bill
mentioned and attached, and to apply the proceeds
of the 10 thereof TO the payment Of the debt due
the complainant in the bill hled in this cause.
The defendant, VIM H. Gibson, not having entered
his appearance, and It appearing by adidavit dled
that he e deemed nonresident Of this state, Il s
ordered that he do appear here in one month after
due publication Of this order and do what IL neces-
BaTy 70 protect his interest in this suit
A Copy-Teste: JACOB WAUGH, Clerk.
WIZ. q. cARPEE, Atty for Compile. SePls-stW
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.-At
y Rules held in the Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit
Court Of Upshur county on the hrst Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1868.
Thomas J. ParnsWorth, OomPrt.1
Alfred Wagner and Miflln In Chancery.
Lorentz, Def'ts.
This suit Is Foreign Attachment in Equity, the
object Of which s 70 obtain decree to sell the real
estate Of the defendant, hifaIn LOEentz ntioned
and attached in the bill Med In this cause, and apply
the proceeds OF the sale thereof 70 the payment Of
the debt due complainant in the bill mentioned.
The defendants, Alfred Wagner and MIMI LOrsntB,
not having entered their appearance. and II appear
ing by AfdaVit aled that they are deemed nOnFest-
dents of this State It Il therefore ordered that they
60 appear here in one month After due publication
Of this order and do what Is necessary TO protect
their interest herein.
A COpy-Tests: JACOB WAUGH, CLERK.
VIZ. c. cARPER, Atty fol- Comppt. .epls 3tW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-18

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.-At
y Rules held in the Clerks once Of the Circuit
Court Of Upshur county on the first Monday In Sep
tembeE5 1868.
Thomas J. FarnswOrth, cOmPrt.)
Isaac Whit. and d srtmtn 1ossn... In oAane.ry.
Derts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-18

WE ARE AUTHORIZED To
49, aunOuDes the name Of =. n. NORTON e
candidate for Congress Tor this district, squarely
on the principles Of the Administration for l0Gr 1nd
Teaee fneludingiu all their force its two most in
p0Ftant and solemn acts, viz: Its GUARANTEES Of the
separate and distinct eXisteRes OF West Virginia -
q State and the proclamation for the emancipation
Of the slAyes Of rebels. No compromise NO aban-
dOnment Of thrse measures in Tse0nstFuetiol and
the solution Of peace. augzou
FOR CONGRESS IN THE 2D
kES DIsTRICT-wsareT requested 70 ANNOUNCE
the HON. WA. G BROWN, Of Preston county, aS:.s
candidate for election 70 Congress from the SEC.
Ond Congressional district. anglIh
FOR CONGRES6.-PleasS an
W. nounes Col WILLIS De HASS e. can
didsts for Congress from The First COngTossi0n Dis
'F.s'' ana 'On MANY vO4KRs-
FOR STATE SENATE.-MEssRs
No. EDITORs: Please announce the name Of
JOHN II. ATKINs0N a. . candidate for reelection
70 the State Senate from this Senatorial district
MANY VOTERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-19
FOR QUARTZ MILLS,

Wv - 4AAS - - AAAASAAS
WE OFFER FOR SALE
100000 tbs. Bar Band and Sheet Iron;
$1,000 lbs. Boiler Iron;
10000 t6s. Track Iron;
$4,000 lbs. Cast Steel;
5000 tbs. Spring und Toe Cork Steel;
5000 bdls. Toe and Shoe Shapei
5000 TBS. Sheet Copper;
10000 lbs. Lead Pipe, assorted sizes;
1900 feet Rubber Boiling, all sizes;
5000 feet Leather Betting, all sizes;
$4,000 feet Gas Pipe, from l-inch ts 4-inch,
1000 feet Brass and Iron Wire Screens,
400 WheelbarrrOws;
1900 kegs Nails.
$4,000 Carriage and Machine Bolts, all sizes;
500 dozen Brass Bibs,
100 dozen Globe Valves;
100 dozen Globe Valves;
5000 Elbows, Tees, Etc;
300 dozen ShOvels;
100 dozen Picks;
Heavy Oak Pals,
Steam Guages,
Wrenches,
Pick Handles,
Sledge Handles, Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-19

THE Bulletin says that San Francisco may
soon he compelled to introduce salt water into the
city on account of n scarcity of fresh Among
the benefits to be derived from such introduction
the editor says, that by sprinkling the streets
with II, the dead dogs and rotten cabbages lying
around would be picked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-19

CoNFIsCATIoN.-Judge Hoffman, of San Fran
cisco, has made decree of forfeiture in the case
of the ship Henry Brigham, whose owner, nuineo
Lathrop resides in Georgia, and is an enemy Of
the United States Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-19

THE DEFENSE OF THE LAKEs-The Stockton
Independent says: ''There isno reason why we
should not have long since constructed teet OF
gunboats and small, swift war steamers both at
Buffalo and Chicago" A decisive reason ia to be
found in, our treaty obligations. Neither Great
Britain nor the United States can put fleet OF
war vessels on the Lakes, without violating
treaty by which the force each shall keep on
those waters is limited to revenue cutters. TINS
is one of the arguments for the construction OF
ship canal from the Mississippi to Lake Michigan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30
, MAY 50. i863-TKlPLE SHEET.
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A uoTIos SorIoE-kxrsAoRDpARr orfeEru-
IIousetcepers saA Hoseiksepcr.
Absolute sale Of
Elegant Hewsehoad Furniture
Saturday. Mag 20.
Al tho elegant residence
ii9 wesa nlghsh street, Clinton Pisce.
Between rtfth and Sixth avenues
Sale commencing ~ lOH o'ciosk prsossiy
Magnificent rosewood PiAnososte.
Velvet. Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Rich Out Glass and China Ware.
Ivory Tanis Cutlery aud sswer Ware.
ROTH Auctioneer would call the attention % pArtcs
want OF nr class furniture 20 tho above sale which cosn
Furnnre offered at auction this consisting OF Two
solid rosewood aror Suits richly carved covered with
French brocaie rosewood kiAsercs elegant marble Top
Tables Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges overed ~ medal
rep,; rich brocael and lAnr Curtsns hne co.'s
lection OF O Paintings; variety OF China and fnAu tssss
cge Mrrors chandellers Brosxe Twenty Que day c"ek'
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PANoFohTK.
Stool and Cover cost $3.50
carved legs and case all modern improvemsns In uss oa
CHAMBERS And DINING ROOM u
TWO sond black walnut Sus covered In Fpcnch reps Ana
satin deaine rosewood black walnut and mahogany Bed
seads Bureaus Washstands Spring and Hair Matresses
Lounges Rockers. Chairs Sofa Reds. Tea and kxens -
TABLES Buffet twelve Dining CharA rich French cnns
Tea Set ruby cut aud engraved csrans pecantsrs Zoo
be!s T.mbsrs Champagnes, Wines Casters sslvers Tee
B.-Fun,ure eYpressmen viii be ia attendance cart
ship ods form rch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30
REsTAUnASrs.

ruy EATING DER ,RrnxvT oy rIRsr Glass
hes,ssrsss on srs~e~syt - ", .owprisss cysor VS..
dining and private surysI fcems Iof p~tisaifs se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

vyiaorrfA cAverDfsH TOBACCO W rnK pysr
ausiiy for ssA IN qusntiss % cult srgst s,ss es~s
Es ~, x JxSyss s.ssr s"pens.. To- b,o.d~ss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30
EDWARD sINTzENICH. AUCTIoNEER:
II EXECUTORS SALE OF THE COLLECTION OF
PAINTIN0s,

II EXECUTORS SALE OF TIE COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS,
The properly OF the late
DIR ABBOT. or CAIRO. EGYPT
BY D. W. IVES CO, At the Derby GALLERY 'FRONT.', No.
625 BROADWAY.
THIS EVENING, May 30 at TX O'Clock.
BY orier Of Executors.
The valuable COLLECTION Of Ancient PaInuaas. above.
among which will be found eramp'es,
ected by the late DR. Abbot from celsn scd collections
and to which call the especial attention OF eonnosseur
all In acquiring hde original
pictures The examples include
Gerard Dow, Dietrtcy, Van Bemme,
Holbein, LiuglebAch, Brnuwer,
Rubens vanloo. .Petro de Cortona,
CignanL WouyermsnA ostAde
Albert Durer. Bershem, 0arofaio
raola veronese, Cuyp Car.scci,
vAndsrweri 0rsixc, Carlo Morreli.
oodona Sussiernann. Salvador Rosa
In addition the above shall sell nv order OF the Ere
cu,ors OF stephen Chester several superb works OF art
magnificent picture OF Murro declared
BE- only original but one OF tho nBes specimens Of the
master.
vandsrvede, Salvador Rosa Paro'omeo.
Rosa . Tivoi, p. Van Wort, ySndervelds.
works will b exhibition AID from Tuesday
evening until time Of sale, and catalogues ready for de
livery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

cwASs-yusT RECEIVED. BLAcK AND WHITE
cooe assofsent OF African rnchss PHrrots and
faroque and European fsney and SINGING Blrds.
No 81 Chsshsn street. opposss Chsmbes street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

n pAviH 4 60 unioe Foanafy, Dslawsre street, op
i. paslle unlun i~put
"a AhhJtMAh A NlafUN Nashlusiun fonndfy and
Aaehns waFks sssi end uniun livpel myap
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01
so,fNDusEs,

A LINN A msatRY, la,ety snd sale stsble., ~ lh'
~ gsag ~ tha Palmer iiaass iupehsdiF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
IL ~ 4. it q n ID
1868. M VI gp41 ..aSs 1868,
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
~ Nutr SHORTER THAN Any orurR nourr,
New ueu,e ,e chicago wa Ke1ems

w NllhF HHNNIfN lHAN ANl blNfN NnUItt
lAN AND AfffR MONDAY, APniL 20, iada, trAtna
~ trains ~ill he run a. fellows
A Chicago tkpf ~ ffaln viii sayr indianapolis at
~ "a D., NJ, afriv ~ kukome a. aiO " ", IA time to
make tlose connection With train an the Cincinnati and
Chicago Az Zine Railroad fof ioeanspnri, Valparaiso
And Chicago, ami arrive atlrru ~ i.a0 T.. NJ,
Returning, lhs same lFain viii lea Peru ~ ta0 A,
making cinsr connexions With the night train from Chit
cage, aud arrive at indianapolis ~ hlA A. NJ
A Mail srain Niil lrayr Indianapolis a. asa r. a.,
stopping all stations and arriving Peru Va time o.
make connections With the trains IN the Toledo and Wa
hash Railway, for Wabash Huntington, totl Wayne To-
edo and Detroit.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru AZ bi0
A, after the arrival of the train on the 7 W H. w
from the Hast aud arrive at indianapolis at lOOa A,
10 time make connections for all points fas South
and Weft
AChlcaro Fspresstrain will leave indianapolis az sa0
~ making close connections a. kokumo with train for
Logan-pnr,, Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive al
Peru az ue A. NJ u time 90 make connection with trains
going FAST aud West on IN, Toledo and Wabash Rail
WAY,
Returning the train will leave Peru At i2lb T.
making cose connection at kokomo with the trains
on the ncnna aut Chicago Ar Lime H. from Chicago
vaparasn and ogansport. aud arrive az indianapolis Al
.io NJ, u time e. connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
V. T MNt0rr. Grueral Ticket Agent feb23 d2-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01

Advertisements published IN both the Daily and the
weekly ssSrfrrt wl he charged the full Daily rates
with one half the wcrkiv rates added.
Business Notices published IN the local columns of ten
ines under will be charged for each Insertion fli II
over Ten lines. ten cents per line.
Charges wi be made fe Inserting the notises of the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named. ia be paid IN sdvsnee,
Military Companies. Order ~ odd Fellows. Masonic
Orders Hsneyosn societss sbd Singing Societies.
For each nniies not exceeding lines ~ cents Tor each
inssrton. oyer eight lines at this rate
Announcing deaths With funeral notice attached VI
without notice ffee
Marriage Notices go cents
Notices ~ Festivals renes and Eseutsons gotten up hy
individuals sssoesons ~ churches st the fesua'
price,
Advertisements lssdsd and placed under tho head II
Special rsess tsn nes oysf will Do charged double
Ws usual fsiss
Advertisements making lsss than three lines, Inserted
once ~ the isiif wiil 30 charged nfiy cents
feafiT adssfiiarfa tu paY quarterly.
Announcing candidates fuf offices ~ stsfy description
a. hs charged ~ the tate ~ ~ h0 fof eah 10 ths
bsf and ca 10 The Dsif ard weekly the same - he, ~
Ell essss, psii ~ sdFanee
tsgsi advertisements inserted ithe hspehss ~ The ~
tafs5 afdsfne sod dsafahle fuf the sai proceed
lsss hai saliee1ahis a. usual iiiaa Publishers nu
staauahls faf ihH Wtnfasf legal advertisements hs
yead The snauHi charged f"f their pHhllfsileh
ftHfH, HAhRhfaH hisuHAM,
Ffapfisiafs tndlaHa state hsniineii
N tiiruhh,
President indianapolis iaufha Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01
MllllN E n s.
ISIS J. DO VI E

DEGs LEAVE TO INFORM The LADIES or IN.
Ii dfsnspolis and vicinity that she will open Show
Rooms over No Bates House Block, West Washington
street. Miss Doyle intends keeping Paris Military
Emp0rium where az ali times may be found the beat
Of Bonnets. Ribbons. French Flowers. Fumes.
Bridal wresihs and all goods usually 20 be found
frst class establishment Mas Doyle intends making In
dsnapos Der permanent residence and viii AZ silmes
keep the best and most desirable gOods be found
he market The patronage cf the public Il respectful
solicited. sprs-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
.syrmx sran,rs.

kRua0ss' RANK No 10 fsst Washington stree
II II eppe.lts the ssniiusl ,ifaes mafi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-01
indianapolis and Madison
ax.N an4sxsB ap.
1863. 81 IN ssa sgIGE 1868.

day, Eeb. 2, ts83.
FuNWO passenger trains daily Sundays exeeptedl be-
II tween indianapolis and Madison.
Lrave the linton Depot. Indianapolis, at 40 4, VI
and Z. NJ arriving az Madison at II - A. and 80
Pm
Leave the Depot ~ Madison ats 4 VI. aud y. ",
riving st lndispapeli, 81 II \ ard : ior "
The ttalu leaving Indianapolis Al $50 4. VI connects
with that leaving CululnC- az 80 \. VI Tor shelby
willie aud Bnshvllir. arriving At hrhyNr At io35 A. N.
aud Kushvilis a. H. 20 T. "
Leaving Kushvilir - ~ 4 NJ Shrlhyville a. .35 T.
NJ CONNECTS a. Columbus with the and NJ train, ar
fiyug ~ either iudapapol er Madison the same even.
ing
This Road form, line with the Packets At Madison for
thetrsuporaou of freight between Cincinnati and In.
danspois aud points West.
Tarf Of tfeights A. low - By Nty other route.
shippers aud merchants West viii nnd IL TO therinter-
est q ship ~ this line.
fehs d. c. BRASHAN. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27

Says the Lawreneeburs Register:
Dnrins the INST few DAYS We have

says the Lawrenceburs Register
During the past few DAYS We have corversed
with quite number of farmers living in Jen
nug>, jefferson and Ripley counties, who have
come this far in search ofhuises stolen from the
during the march of Morgan through those coun-
ties Quite a number lost -verr horse thev
owned. with their hay. oats. wheat &c partially
harvested, and corn that vet needs working
These men have followed on the track of Nor
gan With the hope Of finding their own. or picking
up horses left on the road partially worn out.
II j. said that near Dupont. upon the border of
jefferson and Jennings counties. there are nearly
five hundred damaged horses. in charge of dep
NY irsha. picked up on the road after the pas
saee of Morgans forces In Versailles, Jerry
Skeeu i said to have IN his possession over one
hundred and in other places upon the route.
there are no Doubt similar numbers
The condition of many farmers il indeed de.
plorahle. Many who are wealthy and ordinarily
prepared for any emergency. are now unable TO
provide horses 10 complete the most imperative
work OF the entire wear
number Of farmers in this vicinity confident
" expecting from the course Morgan was taking
that he would pass through Center and Law
renceburg townships, sent their horses into Lo-
gan and Harrison townships with A view IN per
feet safety. Several farmers in the vicinity
named had a surplus of frOm ten 10 thirty head
left with them for safe keeping judge Of their
CONSERVATION al finding that Morgan had taken
an entirely different route from that expected al d
that their entire stock had fallen into his hands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27

Ma EproR: Le,rniug from a friend. 20 day.
that YOU intended noticing the Saturday attack
of the Journal upon me touching my action in
the Marvel habess corpus case address To you
this note. repeating the request made ON the
appearance. in that paper. OF prior assault in
reference the same case. that YOU take no
notice OF II
The Marvel case is all right You need have no
apprehension for me in the premises have. since
the present "cruel war was begun. and which.
/ regret To saw seems not vet To be over tried
some three or four hundred habeas corpus cases
None of them were uled IN corner All were
public There are plenty of witnesses to nv
official conduct n each and all Of the
refer, without permission, but with perfect conf
dence To Hon p Jones and his deputies to
General Darlington. General Hascal, Colonel
BiJdle. Captain Myers. Captain Farquhar. Cap
tain Newman. and several other military officers
honorable. Intelligent gentlemen. who have. at
different times, been present at habeas corpus
trials before me win abide by their testimony
as TO nv rulings. and as TO whether have done
justice To the Government rs well as 10 the
soldier.
Its nv Uniform rule to trust to time TO vindi
cate ne from assaults upon my official action. Ii
has never filled 10 do me Justice
Ii Is the right of all men to criticise my official
act Freedom OF speech and the press. igilantly
exercised. the most efficient checks upon off,
cisl mAllea>.nce. and the strongest securities OF
the peoYle against il. | desire no muzzllng of
the pTess in nv behalf I will not say, as q
prominent Republican said in nv presence.
gentleman who knew all the facts on read
ins the article IN the Journal OF Saturday. that
'.the person who wrote Il must have been drunk
AZ the. time or else lie MAS a knave fool "
think I've was simply mislniormed. and his
article wiil be the means Of leading HIM. in the
end into the light OF truth. Ii will work Tor his
good.
all! merely add. for the Information Of the
Journal. that the form of discharge Used in the
Marvel c. sc Was the printed form prepared by
Nc Jones. Tie gentemanly aud upright Clerk OF
the .ourt. anal which i used by him IA most. per
haps all the cases Of hsbeas corpus. recorded by
him IL j. "a verv proper form. though rs brevi,y
would render il someSkit liable To misinterPre
tation. not by legal men. but by such las men A.
were not possessed OF an ofsisrary degree OF gen
eral intelligence
For instance. the expression. appearing on the
return of the rit !" might mi<lcsd = man Who did
not knew the difference between the propositions
.oa'' and 10y The expression is not. appear
Ing by" the return. hot on the return. Now,
the eKpresson ION the return relates % time
Habels corpus cases not set Tor trial AZ regu
lar terms Of court, but are tried Immediately
on tie refarn u fAs trrif Hence appearing on
the return, - = compsndous EXPRESSION Tor "it
appearing by evidence at the trial or hearing at
the tine the vrit sas returned &c.
Your obi serv't.
Indianapolis. July IS. 1863.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27

The above does not include those who lost
horses and money, but simply the merchlnts and
dealers whose stores were despoed. They also
levied black mail on the amount of 81 900 each
on w. c. Detauw. and Smith knight for their
mills, and the same amount on Allen, Berkey &
Co. for their factory.
The Warsaw Union SAYS the Republican
candidate for Sheriff of that county "sat down
to game OF poker and in the space of a single
sitting lost the sum of two hundred dollars in
greenbaeks." We do not know how it is in W
saw county, but all exploit of that kind in this
city of churches and Sunday schools would be the
best Recommendation that a candidate could have
among the moral Republicans
"A prominent Republican in Wayne county
says that there is trouble in purchasing S27 600
farms when high officials get 81 900 compensa
ton for COlonelces
ENROLMENT ~ THE FIRST DisrRIcT.-The
following is the enrolment for the First District
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27
M ( ICAL.
DR.. LudIum's Specific,
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS or TuE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

fINHE Gonorrhes, or commonly called Clap ia dis
II gushing masdy. and y too well known 10 require
any explanation; II easy 20 be but difficult TO
get clear Of is companion that few admire: il per-
vAdes all classes Of socey-botk male and female rich
and poor, both married and single Although
some In itself distressing fatal. its
disease. the treatment 81 which, has generally been
worse than the disease itself The common fssionabls
treatment IL hrst 10 deprive you Of all business hen
comes course Of sfarvafon-lving bread and tea
water Cruel. kind OF Stops: you be bled
cuppsd or eached. combined with
Every few days the medicines changed: and aftsy
some months treatment In this which the nafi>t
besrSwb forttude for fear Of exposure he d,
charged. discharges himself with irritable uretor
sweIled escle. enlargement Of PROSTATE Il
o a disease Of the neck Of the bladder
Thisspecifc. which acts like vita few doses
on those dsssses ands quite and which
has CARED thousands in New York Philadsphfs R.I,I
more and many q the Southern cities certain ana
remedy that makes rapid sndperrnnne cu-s
without regard 20 diet. drink or exercise @.c.pt ure.
ling, tumning Over-straininz. hi. reu~dx 4. M
diseases II j extracted from plants and /. per-
fecty saie As IA purely vegetable II contains no er
Guy. 80 that you can expose yourself all hind. Of
weather, without the least danger from the MEDICINE
Ana u you are careful IN wrapping up your paste yor
viii have no taste smell from H. that yoa are not
oePrsea ron gong noeotnpany or being detocfedby
ms no quack medicine buts medy discovered ana
oseo Win immense success by regular hyscian "a
eonndenfly recommended 20 TIE unfortunate
SAClfoS-Sone J. genuine without the signature Of
tne proprietor W r Davidson. around the box Aiiin-
.'ngeens OF rade rarks~ viii De prosecuted With
W. DAVIDSON. sol. Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
solo oy Drcsgist<generaily ian1s-temis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-27
Testing the Con>tssutionaIity of the
Draft.

Governor Seymour's pledge that the constitu-
uonality Of the draft will be thoroughly tested.
will be fulfilled. A case covering Ill The dis
puted points has been made no. and il is under
stood Will be argued before Judge Daly. on Mon
daF next. IN the Court OF Common Peas The
subject would properly come before the Supreme
Court but ~ come OF the Judges have committed
Themselves on It. Il deemed more desirable IN
present u before another court-all the courts
being equally competent 10 entertain Il The
decision will then be carried before the Court of
Appeals. which viii be specially convened for
tia, purpose II the decision J. adverse To tie
consututionaity of the CONSUMPTION law. the
Government may appeal il 10 the Cnied States
Court but during the interval the draf. must be
suspended. writs of hsbess corpus will issue
aud be sustained by the whole authority OF the
state of New York In case the State Courts
sustain the law. the draft will proceed and per
sons considering themselves aggrieyed may sp-
peal to The higher courts New York Sun