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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

~ Tom Hood speaks Of bird building is
nest upon a ledge over the door IT a doctors of
fee attempt 10 rear IL young in the very
Jaws OF death
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lNSUR RANCE.
INSURANCE.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE g. MARINE
INSU RANCE CONF A \ 7.
Capital and surplus, 800, 900.
Capital and Surplus, 500, 900.

UysURFs DwELLfSGS AND BUSINESS PROPERTY
favorable terms as safety and security will PER
nit.
weell attention 10 the following notice OF osrood,
Smith Co. Of our city
lerso's wishing will call the Agent
diana rolls. No. North Aerdian street
J. y DUNLOP.
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FRENCH--w'HiI--tr the 2s'h inst ~ be Rev C.
" srhali VI has G. irench q Ms Kate God 10Th
o. this city No card.
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have been At church to day, the Governor q
south CsrolieA having proclaimed it a. day
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~ Rank and fashion may be al very fine ia
umef OF peace bu, rank and tie must have pre-
estopes II them N time Of war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

DR.. Ludlum's Specific,
IEr
Gonorrhea elects, Whites Structures
OF THE ORGANS OF
ENEfsATBON.


,IyHE GonorrhGs. commonly called Clap "a fss-
II gu,tinx naladv, and ~ ~eil known % require
.nx ion II easy 90 be got, bet is difficult 70
~st elsar 81 II l. companion that few admire. per-
.des All classes Of socciy-both male srd female rich
.,i moor both married anc single Although sotr"ube-
some IN itself distressing and sometimes fats HHa
diS-a-e the treatment q which. has generosity ccrn
vurse than the disease it>sf Tie common fsshionsbe
treatment l. FIRST deprive you OF ali business; ben
e,,ne. course Of sarvatio-iivng on bread and tea.
cruel kuf Of stops ycn musfthsn D eeo.
c,ne or lssched cen bined with nausea ne meoce-,
injections loiions oiniments. and warm fomen,a ons.
xe-v few DAYS the rnedcine- changed. and after
some months treatment ia this wy which the patent
hear, with crest forude Toe fear OF y as
chsr.s himself With irritsblf uretTr.
~~eed testcl. enlargement Of the PrOstr.ts glands
oF disease o. the neck Of the bladder.
This specific which acts like charm wifbaies ocses
and quite % snd nieh
has cured thousands New York. fhlsdephia haiti.
,nors and many Of the Southen cities. IL CERTAIN ana
remedy that mskes rapid sndPeTmanen nj cure
diet drunk exercise. -xceps ~rert-
ling jgmmng or oyer-araining Ihis remeoi y sn-
ise Attracted from Ps"tS and J. per-
fecy safe IL purely vege able contains 10 ner-
c,,rv % thai expoee y0ursc1 10 AL kluos ei
weather danger from the medicine
And II careful IN wrapping up your paste soe
viii have NJ taste smell from u, so that on are not
deprived from going company. or oy
ne ar~-t friends.
Thi no quack me cine buts remedy discoveries snd
sed with immense success BY regular ply sieiAn and
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate
C.UTfDN-Noue l. genuine without the signature on
tie proprietor r Davidson. arrund the boz All In
frinceen, trade marks will be prosecuted With me
DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio
Sold by Drug gists generally janzs-oenis
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

. extensive practice About tins time he attached him.
~ 70 the Wig party End continued an active member
q that body until his elevation 70 the Common Pleas
bench Bs was . member Of the Young Mems whis
spsssy took an active part IN their proceedings and do
bsratons In 1928 drew up the address Of the socie
~ and ives membsr Of the whg Convention tha! nomi
nased Mr. seward for Governor o. this state In 1852 or
ls4c act Of the legislature wAs passed, by which
third Judge added the Court Of Common Pleas Mr
Seward nominated him 70 the Senate for that appoint
nsns and his nomination confirmed BY that body a.
though was largely democratic ct the time During us
wheh me of IN his city amous those were the trial Of
Ezra White for rider, which caused great exctement
At the time and the celebrated ppeayng case that was
tried Of Sessions. We also presided
Al the habeas corpus Of Barry vs. Mercien IL ~
scarcely TO add that by his conduct and decs
ous while the bench he gave very general Satisfaction
both u the bar and 10 the public
Judge Inglis was a man OF an enlarged and compre.
bsasve mlnd ard had keen perception OF right and
wrong. Those natural gifts led him To investigate pa
enfy and thoroughly every question Of importance Una.
eame before him ln making up MS opnioh ne ;,Sout
king into account all its relations and surrounding
cumsances, giving to each Its due weigh, 10 sne con
cuson arrived at and hence his decisions were ~
warn iably aIked by sound aud Discriminating Judg
ment which always commanded the respect OF the pro
fession. IN his with the bar especially with
younger members he was kind and courteous land
his advice and friendship were freely gwen 10 tne iaer
ssac IN S sS' sSs dsny bis own position and
In 1s45 after his judicial term had expired he resumed
attempted his profession, but soon
after fell into delicate state OF health which rendered
him unable attend toit for nearly three years when
he again and resumed III but his constitution was
undermined and he gradually sunk under the effects Of
hs disc For the last three months be had been
dned his house. all hopes OF his recovery having been
up. and on the 29h OF May he departed from
among as in the eighth year OF his age. He was in
TERED In the family vault in Trinity cemetry.
Judge lngis requirements were not confined 70 legal
science only he had in his youth carefully studied the
Greek and Latin languages. and thoroughly mastered
both; late period ne derived pleasure from
the study and reperusa of Greek and Latin authors In
the original angu ges He also understood the French
language, and IN early life made French literature part
Of his studies In private ne he was s0cable and agree
able; In his friendships sincere ana disintereeted His
manners simple and Unaffected and before hs
health broke down he never happier than 10 the 20
cety Of his carly and select friends.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

PnrsHrp, Pa, June Is, 1898.
Ma. kedino 10 DsvS x,dSHres 10 cAeot Reei fHpai0r
TAs Hsrchanh aud Manufacturer Pied0e 81 Is Pey Day
% roisnte>r,-y'c, rhesiond Ne" Enropef at Onoe-
Wild Exeif,p>nt an Along ne Line II Railroad, a..
The citizens of this place met In council this evening Ia
front Of the M0nopgahe House 10 adopt such
may be necessary 10 srres, the threatening advance
of the rebel forces Invading The srte. The mer.
chants and manufacturers guaranteed dollar and
twenty i've cents day 70 every cns,ng In the Dc
frnce q the city and State
Five thousand at offered themselves. and we're
work for,fyns tho hills opposite the city
Msbr Genersi " " Broaks is In command, and 10 ably
assisted by General Howe.
The widest excitement exsta among The pcope but
overy precautlen has been taken against srprss By
even q csvslry dash.
PROM a gsuteman lust arrived from Harrisburg We
learn that all along the line 0 the railroads the eople
are srming ol man,, and throwing up rude inuench
msn,s But the absence u oompeisnt leaders
he severely fen
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

oprcr oy me MAyos oy mil

Cnr or PHrrApELrniA, June 10, 1903. !
Cnunss PmAprymA-Psnnsylvsnia has today
been again invaded by rebel forces. who already arc
ruthcssy laying waste all within their roach by nrs and
sword Your services urgently and instantly ncedsd
" aid In checking tho advancing foe, and TO drive thsm
beyond borders.
In this sudden emergency the pro,sc,ion of State
must come mainly from its people and the
Of their efforts under the favor of Almighty God ~n
greatly depend upon the real prompness with which
they answer tho call made spon thsm by tho President
In pursuance Of Instructions from tho eovernor DO
the defence OF their state and tho shielding Of their
homes from rapne, 10 Organize without delay and
proceed forthwith TO Harrisburg And do further
guest that the commanding officers of all military bodies
will have their respective commands readiness any
orders that may be issued
Citizens, the honor and safety of Phadslpha and of
Pennsylvania IN imminent peril. let refuse
hsp IN this their hour of need.
ALEXANDER HENRY Mayor Of Philadelphia.
OvIcE Msroa CTry pHfIarurml
Twsryr oCrocy Noos, June ~, 1893. !
CnrrSs P,1rAruI1iA.--
Ia yiow u the urgent need for Instant action n
protect the capital q stale and 10 tho safety
Of your own bones DO hereby earnestly atFsal 70 s
ezens oIose their places u business sna 10
themselves without delay with ths sKlsllss military
organization. for the defence ~ the city.
ALEXANDER HENRY Mayor q Phfaacllbh.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
The Governor of Psnnsyissnia sends te
the Governor sf New Jersey for st.e
Months Men.

ITFNT0F, y. y, J9le ~, To-
despatch received here last nishi by sbs G.v.
enor Of New Jersey from tho GoverBr q penosyvans
asking for months Ssv Jersey msu now ab9st
be mustered out q service 70 to Harrisburg
Tho coluei d the Twsaiy third So~ Jersey regiment
nov beverley. tsesrsphsd that hs regiment had
scented " 10 70 The relief ~ Pennsylvanis.
s expected that other rcslmaoa VII do ths sane.
me Tseaty.nrst Nss Jersey regiment. which arrived
here yesterday, handsomely eb,sriausd ~ tho
thernies = tbs city.
The citizens talk u holding pubc meeting in refer
snce ~ raising troops 20 60 P.unsyivania
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
The Pennsylvsnia Cali 90 Arms.
prom tho iiarrisbdfs Patriot, June 10.

ANNN.-fEOptH a..
rHE EsHNv AkE Up0r VI.
We have just returned from interview with the
Governor, from whom we have learned that the rebel
army In oonsdsrasie force and under General Iss,
across ths Potomac. invading Maryland, or upon ~
southern shore Ia tbe sci VI cros.ing with this evident
sweeping owe, our towns ms and .ssmins valleys. The
Govrrnor sanguns that this h the intention of
the Enemy. he has inform nation from th' War DO
parimcnt and from other military sources IN which
be oonnies The President has called Tor 10000
mon from PenDsylvsna, 20 900 from Ohio 10000 from
Western Virginia and 10 900 from Mar land opyose
this rebel raid and the Governor sIpco the cscDs
rsnnsyvsns 70 rospond We may have assistaass from
havews may the oros under command of Genersi
Schsnck but thsse things uncertain and NO nust
the invading horde and teach shsm that knw ~ sell
how ~ meet rebel army ws do bJv eircumvcnt
domestic foe rennsylysniA has sent sope 400 900
70 tho nen and 40 arc Informed the, there about
200 600 soldiers In Warrington and ~ that vicinity
cannot understand Why lsst 20 our own
SsrsI sdm,os,r.sa snnua % have done ' Tbss h.,.
mirmapsgei tho and neglected their daty
does not absoive us from ths obi,gaitnos ws
country yellow citizens, lot Va do wholc duty Iow.
and settle With In federal standardization Zoe II. neglect
Of duty hereafter Lea 10 oil 10 arms and rsrs the 10
vader.
We arc sssured oy tbs Governor that his proclamation
OF yesterday WIN be 10 nodnsd BY m order ~bIeh he
updsr no call " return their homes whenever ths
danger a Invasion shall have passcd. Tho cali arss
Of ~" p,ss,nsa, % 1or 81" as,s. esssns VOC s.n
unwse end ealcslstsd 10 defeat the objects for which
vas ssu"d HUT With the proposed mndnc.i,on We
earsetly call upon every true lover of bi, county w
for the dcicnoe OF nrosides sai hones
Wo In receipt Of ints,gsnee from ohambersbarT Up
nine oclect lest snisg the effect that
rom thai plars rvDst she rsbsn advancing three
heavy colamss-oos towards wsynssboee' and 6sssys
bury one direct TO Chanbersburs and ons towards Nor
oersbarg' and Cove Mountain.
Tho advance of 900 cavalry bed resrhed Gre~nosssle
aud The returned isny observed bright Ugh,
the direction Of tbas place, which sapposeA N
from tho burning town Tho psopie of chsnabessbuss
nyns N ali snrs,ious and ths opsrs@ himss1
About " iaass.
IisaisnAnt Palmer, az the psrpsn cavalry bss Jsss
IN had 10 Bsh, his out two miles this eide u
Grcencsslie
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
covsrnes Cursin's Appeal 20 the People
Of Phiiadelphia.

HisHrnrso. Pa, June 10 lss3.
TO rHs PsorlK 90 PHn.AurEHA
nearly week pas, has been publcly that
the rebek force about 70 enter Pennsy yivsnis
the i1th urseo, call made The psofls
W raise departmental army oorps for the dsfssos q the
sis,e
Yesterday under The proclsmaion of the Pre.idsnt
the miIiis we're called ouL
Today new and pressing sSborts,,ou has been givss
u gurnsb men 70 rsps lhs lnvas'oa.
Fhasieipb.s has not resp p3sd Ae.nvbns ~ snsny
D. 80 miles this SIDE of Cs.mbefsbsrT tnd ssvssoins
fapldlf.
or capital ~ thrsaisnsd. ssa mar b. daEacsl By
w. a.. ~aa the sbo should b. driving tbs outlaws
ir ~ or fon sm qsbBlar abap, the P-ssis term -
ss-v.o@ co. sis meals-s
ntsver islonJ~a " se-p them beyond the en-.
i.lntorss ,hs smeTgsnry.
yi slknss. lsis ~ sbat tsys.ei vben tbe rniiisia
efe faisi ont ias, autama
- then iassict ysus ssvsiamsst. spd wsss 90 de
u-f~l Irnsl % lain nows
ipit secevt wHhssi rsisfcpcs 10 ths "a ssouses
t-fw
tsyra % rot sb bear thu lTgen,lsy ~ shsrssns
tvss ss dsi~ses % y-if ssts. frwsrd 81 ossos
csss ygaF pssoss q busness abd srfly yous hsaru ~
ibc rors. i.a a4l se
tans sush ofgAttzaiio.s yoa can form
ss~fal Cassh hS spsslst>i L~uiessst Cssn~i ysas
10 sbprrsts ID soar osxsnissisns Esposi ~ hn
sni.yA stl I'D . hsgaSas o. a O. ovHns.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Reg gulations CoucermiaG Eaiissmsae Of
Negroes in Ps"nsyivA.sa.


HxADsuAsrgrs, PnspsyLvAnA NiIgrtAI
IiAsnssuno. June -. Isc3
Where's Information has been received raIn the War
noTa tment thst the state viii an en-
istn,ents f oolofe1 men ~io be mustered
United states service Ianrsy troops under the
authority ~ the War lepArment Abd that credit
be allowed for indirdp who leave The sta and are
muster ed into orgaDilAt elsewhere
All persons are prohlbtei from lsBS .sl red
volunteers IN rcrnfyNahia Otherwise than undof tho AZ
thofty Of he War ne artmeni "a recruit ~ TenDsyf
aria.
The Dc0plo of osor la eunsyiyanis fofb daen 20
enlist attach thetHsrys~ Ia any ofsa1lsatton a
ctlofed volunteers q b. furnished frvm ether rt4tr
3. All stfstsr, dlrti ict aitornes and ON
csiumoBs esth required 10 md gf,rscata all
Irrsous who shall d,sDsy this general ofdef laft
ouafy all pcrsons, tier A.fSs a. sb~ttos, .bo Under
.ay pfeisui-d aubofity snal shlist soVei
Tor brFade, re- iment, auery ~ aofnIauy. "
furnh.d othsr stsies WHO fhan alssftnc ssa
oi keep rcefutins siAtioos for such soaiHeu
cettns Under the Authority ~ to wAf lsf
rerrnit Ia snus1 lyaHa hat ruch ocencars fsay
brought ~ ltslloe By order ~, 40. CliTIH
Governor and CornmaDsaf % Cb~
A. T.. Rr-nt, ,utani gonsrA q fesrsyissBs
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

people Of this place have determined 10 stay here ana
assds results good many people have left CArisle
which nineteen miles from Harrisburg and thirty three
from this place.
The wagon train Of General Miroy passed through here
this afternoon Rome Estimate the length Of the train ct
nearly two miles, rhs passage through Of the train rs
fsrrsd 10 created quite ssnsasisn.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

PHuADUrHfa. June 10, 1903
from Harrisburg, dated one P ~, says train
cf hsodrsd wagons, ~hcn left Narsiosburg on sun
day arrived safely - a'
The rebel advance this nosning Ave mlss east Il
Chamf ersburs Colonel s~fft. commanding at Haeers.
wn, had fght hour rpd hair yesterday, when he
was surroudsd and forcoi ts surrender.
Tho banks removed thor aposts yesterday, and the
state arcsives are being removed 70 Phihdeiphis
The Denocrauc CsnventIoo wl not ssssmbls heto TO-
morrow. numbsr 81 the wesseru delegates refused h.
como further than Akoons, and returned home Hon.
dreds Of people are arriving from The south
river, svngas IN sn bsr horses cattle and other
bles
worisg parties sosssed preparing tbs works VI
desencs on the oppo~ts SIDE ~ the river Gcod
co~ld be made troops vsre here the guns.
Government chcais sxpect tbe arrival Of the rebels
nigh, or Tomorrow msrpiss. they here s~n
there viii Be itle prospect Of successful defence But
" delayed thousands wai reach here within twsnlyour
hoars, AZ shc country " thsrcusbiy aroused
M's meeting last evening General Cameron blamed the
goverpmcpt Cor sending :. AID The defence az
the capia when Psnpsyvsnn had 20 ibsrsy consrbuss
mon and money for carrying the war. re said uhie
he every ooondsnce In tine present ccmmsadse o TIE
Department, such mes AZ Mcclellan or Ys~nkiin, whoss
ssa.map tSs gscpis ~ sv~y coaadslcs IN. would rsy
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

70 their standard every loyal man. He called upon the
Governor TO send for Mcclellan 10 saks charge q the
militia % the etato 900 70 eH9 we
Every train for the East s packed with refugees and
goods belonging 70 merchants. eai al.ta
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Ppoeiamstion ny Governor Psrn.r. OF
Nsw jersey.

Erpuuss caAsuss. Ttnros, n. D., Juns ~ iss5.
Jm-rrr.-Tha STATE 0 r.nDyivsnia 70 invaded A
bo-,lls army pow oooupyins ana a..porlnf us osna
of sis,er STATE shs spps.s W ss- Jsrssy ihsopsh
her Governor ~ All In driving bacs ihs assinF army.
Is, resp nd v tha call apoa oar pssfsor sssis sb
unprecedented ncsl.
ithervfs osn npoa ths x ,bs siats " n.s,
o'sanlss oompabss snd fsp'i 70 The laJatAnt
Ccnsra u the stsls p~ibs. 20 b. -rsAsiss-i
I.ta resiments the mlHs sss Jersey, sni pee
Toward ~ The s.st.,.nos ~ rsuusyvsuts ~ ihs
ssssy me orsAsssinn - ibes, uocps sn b. sivsn 10
reosrai orders A. 80 qfaeie.se
su DpKfr.os. rrs'ls scsfsiAfrl
Active Mint.ry mo.smssf. is Phiisa.i-
ps,-.
Pnnshstpws Ssss ~ Iy1
1bscity u auts a,tb stelismsai 70 day
rts tsss q ths fsbei asysaos Psratyir.ah haa
..,s.A /. ..ast pto,s~ % ssnsns1au.
gs,si.s.-sa m,~ sss-ry tsssd ~ ron ~ is
,s,for.
ua n,sims ~ fhs roafiY TsnA ro-nn.liss u 1ss
,s-assi tsst ~. ss.rs " ,t.ntb ~ 80, gsy.rnrsn
rsy. b. svprtrs.~ipss.,t ircsr srS gri,als Ss,s,y
sssssry casapaay iha y no- - nsy bs. arsssirs4 is
rrs.a.sth al reositss iaio ths .sr.ss n us ssais
40. ,bsyrtes tn'o fss sty Isnsm " TIM ih.s iLsy
my o. feysrsi fof NJ pfrse s.sersety trcyiss.s
20, nn srrepi tsr,hy sgprsprass1 ss.i 80 sss.-a
Ne sm ~ 1890
ma bsss vssn-ss h.~ s-ss~sa sss o,vrsw st.s
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Public Meetings Held, Volunteers Ra-
pidy Ennstlng and Fortifcations
Bslng Speedily Erected.
General Mcclellan Of General Frank
lin Called for to Head the Penn
ssylvania state Troops,
n. To-. ~
IN. Eaarrlsb .rg Teiegrams;


fs HAxRisBuRG, June 10. 1893.
rns Penusylvsn,a Railroad Company have received .
~espasch stating the rebels within nine miles OF
Carlisle at noon 70 day.
TIE state House bell will be rung this afternoon TO call
he people TO arms. nrs
The public arc awakening 10 q sense Of the crisis
The telegraph operator Loudon franklin county
po,ts that our pckets brought In rebel prsoner this
norning who reported that the rebels In heavy
Gorce in the Cumberland valley.
The Bedford telegraph ope ator reports that scout has
,st come In who sys tha, the rebes are In Cumberland
with force OF six thousand cavalry. There Union
troops thero. lra ae.af
There rs no ono st Cumberland to resist them The
citizens are flying
Everything looks very gloomy here to-day.
The indications are that the rebels will DO within sight
OF Harrisburg and In the absence OF troops
stop OF the rebels the destruction Of all the
bridges along the susquehanua Is inevitable
The troops AZ fast they reach this city and report
for duty are sent tho different fords the river
where works being constructed prevent tho
ing Of the rebels
The hills on the opposite side Of the ilumi.
mated by tho fires Of the working parties engaged in
throwing up ntrenchments.
The attempts to got troops from Washington have
failed and all the energies of the State be directed
towards arrestng the progress Of the rebels
The rebels must no, bs allowed 70 GROSS the susque
hanna river. aAa Na
The country south Of the river there is no hope OF
saving from devastation and pilage. SEQ {.
HARsisBvse, June Is--lo p NJ.
The telegraph Offices at Carlisle and shppensburg are
s,ll open. and business 10 transacted with them
usual. faea
AZ shippensburs ia twenty miles beyond Carlisle Il s
evident ths rebels not advancing with much rsp
dy and there 70 nisht fair prospect % securing the
capital against attack, the rebels advance far.
The advance of portion Of General Mlroy train has
reachedhere, and more are coming. There Is pubic
meeting at the Court House here 10 volunteers
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
HArs.PAsr esvry p. n.

The latest can learn Is that The enemy is now In
Hagersown. and doing some damage there. Also. that
the rsoels passed through Hassrs'own thsr way TO
Chambersburg
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
En,hu.i..,ie Ms.,lnx .s Harr,.b.rx.

SPEECH OF GOVERNOR CuRrIs-TuK ADMINISTRATION
pkSOuhohD ny GEsEnAL cAhKKos--M cLkLLAH
WANTED on COMMANDER ETC
Az noon on Monday the house bell In Harrisburg
WIS runRi ana the citizens snbled IN yr AZ numbers
enera cameron PRESIDED assisted by Mayor Hnumfort
,ommilrcs were appointed 10 wait the
General Couch, asking their presenc. AT the meeting
soon after the committees arrived and az the Govern
and enerai couch entered tho there was hong con-
uIued cheering for each.
Gyernur Curtin addressed the people at some 'enRtb
showing the Importance OF immediate action In eoucud.
inR hs said -
81 hpe the enemy Will not come: Z hope that our
Iaboh VIII ~ FOR nothing M unnecessary that the honor
coming believed iast fall they mlng Our gal
iaht demonstrations then caused tho enemy 10 retreat
and they loit US AZ they mut do agnin people
rpng o hur back the tide of Invasion ponto
our sos We mast be true o the sacred hxtnry Of tho
past we must be true 20 the thirty i've THOUSAND rcnn
sylvanans who have fallen the field ~ battle
nave died Tor defence (Ovcr~ helIniug applause
We WIZ use All the means IA power and rusi Ia God
for vctory.v
General Cameron thanked tho Governor for brave
remarks livery bravmane IN thu state ready
the good hight" lie however denounced the admin nifa
lion ah reckless and dssrnccfuly negligent of cansyI
yana pledged his whalo fortune TO the decpce the
STATE and called upon the Governor appoint Gaosec H.
Mcclellan or W. II Franklin commanier Ia. bcf of Tie
Pennsylvania forces.
General Couch also spoke briefly after which muster
rolls were opened and hundSsds sigacd Tor The
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Late Colonel l27th pennsyiv.nia voIante.-s

Geaera Couch has his headquarters In the State Capitol
building A. O'Clock yesterday afternoon the furnace
Of Bailey Co., In the lower part of town, was closed
the being dril ready respond call for
State defence. they passed down saket street, pro
prstors and men, numbering sky all. making
good appearance. The men strong and muscular
aud eager 90 their duty towards the State aud country
About half past ave this morning train arrived here
the direction q Hagsrtowu was literally load
oil with oontrabands and few white persons. Those
who arrived this train brought with them three
res Of rebel advances In various directions the burning
OF bridges and other Ike actions, all f which refrain
from giving positive facts unt is received later
the day. Certain it's, however, that cannot just
communicate with iagerstown either By railroad
telegraph.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

others who desire 70 sd h Ne dssnos Of the STATE In the
present emergency.
NE enemy are IN forcs u Haxsrssown, Maryland and
are hourly expected 70 invade the State and destroy by
and citizen capable o bearing required 10
70 the forthwith, and defend stats from the
invader. Arrangements have been made tor the pay
of the troopa coming forward under this call and
they viii only be required W during the present
emergency. AL are requested 70 bring With them all
the accouxements they may have and be Uniformed ~
far as possible The men VII elect tho Company oficers
and the captains viii elect the field ofhcsrr.