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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
From the Cleveland. O.. rlaipdealrr.


THE HONE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY We
are pleased To SEE the prompiness with which TIA
company pry~ it, las~es Mr. S'muei Col
lius we'll known in this city, was insured III this
company hut two months. and paid oulv about
thirty dollars and diel, and TN Sunday u
widow received from Mr. ) Fox. the ag,n
- OOO. aud IL saves her from being driven from
her home Who of u know but we my leive
our families de-ttuteg md who Of us have nude
this wise provision? Certain it i that the III
Lie Insurance Company has acted nob'y in pay
ING ri once without waiting the usual sixty day.
" e commend IL 10 every man who has a family
The following letter is written to the Pres
dent:
CHsGRrS FAILS. o. Nav 10 1863.
WALTER GRIFFiTH. President Hume Lie In
surarce Company: Sir-The insurance cf two
thousand dollars in YOUR cnmptBv. on the lite of
NV late decreased husband. samuel X. Collins. al
this place, has just been paid bv your agent, :.
II Fox of Cleveltnd Permit me To say that
the promptne>s with which this claim has been
puid before it was due has given great conf
dence IN the stability AMI fair dealing OF the in
sti,uion over which you preside
The means which NV dear husband thus " 'sely
provtied, will prevent the sacrifice OF our little
home to sir-fv the dem,nds of creditors. aud
lave his wife and children in the peaceful en-
| % ment of the same Mrs. S X COLLINS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

4 1.-THE AMtRIC y DISPRNsARY VIZ TREAT BY
~ method. and Nth the hsppis>i results Pc
LiIsus I1eri Calling Of the womb, ,Vc>'tfst0D Tier
'tion Lpk rfbs wiieS.) I mary and all other dis
which the Ah,ericdR Efndis is 80 PECULIARLY
liable Send three dolls and receive by express Of
The Doctor Ftm0le Syringe. This instrument should
be used by every ia he land for tie purpose OF
re DleSS coHifoct. htTfh, ssc. sent free receipt
Of stamp. cory Il niga'e eitu - Married Lsdts
on health, dc. The Doctore c,ltLrRed F,,ndis PiNs.
fresh from The Dispcs god in simple dir
eases. irrcFulariiis-, &c. lricc III. sent hy mail
At tie .iBltric0n Dis,eBsagg al-o treat. uitiosf
~ and with never failing success. leSeri0l or
what the quscks call !fSfe ere, d,eases; Syphilis
in oil lis stages GonOrea, elect. structure Hydrooele
Circocele varcocele Csrsocee. Spermsorhen. Seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility. I'm
potency, and effects of self-shuSe. The las Fix
treated Of in private letter." which send free
receipt Of stamp.
he expereIce of the Surgeon in charge Of this de
partmrnt Of the best Hospitals in Europe and in
New York CITY. enables him 10 patients scentifca
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living al distance can communicate by letter
he treated their homes. In urgent send IS
or slu and receive me icinos.
Consultation free and confidential Room No. 2<h
East Warrington Street, indianapolis. p O. Box i2s4.
apr 9.diy Wig, lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

PARoLFp FOR ruE WAR-A lew DAYS ago, 40
We are informed. party of soldiers appeared ou
the borders of Green county, and under the
pre,ense of searching for deserlers. impressed the
horses of citizens into their service aud other.
wise acted a. if they owned the country and the
people Remonstrance from individuals was oil
no avail. aud To stop the raid party of three or
four hundred assembled and completely surroun
ded the military aud compelled them to surfen
der the property they had tlkan without law and
W thout leave. The story goes thaShe citizen.
then compelled the soldiers to inke An oath Il
support The Constitution Of the United States and
Of the State of Indiana. and not TO visit thu
neignbOrhood again during the war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

Hswrs' & RFnFIELDs NORTHWESTERN DtRFc-
roRY AND SHlfPERs GuiDE This valuable
guide 20 business men is ready for delivery e.
subscribers and TOR sale bv the publishers. II j.
the most complete work OF the kind ever issued
from the press IN the Northwest Its title q re
sets cut the contents Of the book 1t embraces
the States OF Ohio. lndisns. Illinois. Michigan
and Wisconsin. and contains tabular list OF
EQUITIES giving population, location. and nlmes
OF county seats, postofice register compiled in
counties. and a complete shippers guile and al
phabetical gazetteer 10 every point IN the above
States. giving counties. location population.
nearest shipping point for al places not situated
Vu direct routes vi full shipping directions f,r
al important points and designating express off
CO.. Telegraph tn ruls IS ,f,tiuns. tlS, emhrsc
Ing recent vaausbic business cut. Of the most
prominent hrms IN the nrincpil cities and vii.
lsr~s OF th7 Northeastern State"
Frou Has il Wiii he seen what fund Of in
iormsiiun. Indispensable 20 the shipper can be
found within the it's ~ one book. and of - cor
rectne~s. 20 one who knows how thoroughly the
agents OF The Directory House have cauvassesi
the Northwest. ~ill entertain a doubt. For
cral wears. the energetic publishers have heen en-
gagged getting gp sazeiteer. of the several States
nanieI and the most valuable Information giean.
ed aud condensed from them. il here embodiei
and arranged 90 a. o. be obtiined st one glance
We commend the work TO our business men
No~bere will they obtain much valuable in
formation for 10 snail sum. The price Of the
~ork 10 s..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

USrrrp SrarEs DlsrRIor CouRr A mau
named James MeKeon WIS uiei YESTERDAY foi
making borns coin. and convicted an every count
OF the Indictment found against him
In the afternoon an application made by
Mss>rs ColeriCk and Jorlin, ATTORNEYS for Reu
ben Stout. for writ Of hibeis corpus IN his case
IL will he remembered that Stout was tried by a
military court Tor the murder OF man who M.
tempted to arrest him a. deserter. and i nov
under sentence OF death He was IN the hands OF
the civil authorizes when he WIS taken by the
military from prison and tried by a court martial
and sentenced 10 be- shot. and hs sentence was
approved nv the Commanding General of the
Department. aud published officially The
points rais~l were, first, want Of Jurisdiction oi
the court before which he vas ire,l. and. second
that he WIS IN the hands of the civil authorities
Judge Smith granted the writ. aud il vas served
on Gen Wilcox. Who Acknowledged the service
The case will come up again this morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

S. T.--1660.--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They anti tote toch of water and diet.
THY overcome effects of dissipation AMI late hours.
They str, Rgtben the system ami env~n the mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the hre ,th aud a~i,y Of thu stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Choleri anl Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complain, and Nervous Headache.
They the bet bitiers in the world They make the
weak man strong. and exhausted natures great
They made Of pure $. Crcx Rum. the cee
brated Cisaya Bark, roots and herbs, and taken
with the pleasure Of b verage without regard 10 age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended t" delicate
persons requiring gentle stimulan Sold by all Gro
oers, Druggists Hotels and saloons.
2. II. DRAKE & CO,
jang-ddwltaw6m 2t2 Broadway, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
important 10 Females.

One department OF pspenssry specially devoted
20 the Of he ~ Ftnsss such Ls-
chorrhea. white" irregular PAINFUL and SUPPRESS
NenstruAfion Nervous aud ts~Dsra bty a.
he womb, B.rrenneEs. &C.
Consult ations and xsminstiors free 81 chsrge.
Also for sale. DIR DANCES Rf6CIAnBk PILLS
For Female DISTRACTIONS rr~Euls es <c Married To-
dies certsin sifusticns sloSc then fhsv
sent by mail.
DIX. GALES'S fREvESTIyF--An invaluable srticls
for those wishing 20 limit be number Of their osyring
Of the ~ho desire children: warranted MT -
jure the health aud will last Cor . lifetime Ssni az
address, under seal. receipts OF the price1No IoL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT DISTINCTLY sending . brie;
stsemen. Of their symptoms, will receive Bsnk Chart
containing LET OF questios for the 81
treatment &c. Medicines Of the corrfry
TO home free danger curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential. kensnber
the and number.
Direct all letter.
GALES's HEAD DIsPENsARY
novl5-e2d&wly Louisville. NY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

Departure or REBtL PRIsoSERs " ester,lav
the remainder of the Rebel prisoners who arriv,
here few days ago from Vcksburg, with the ex
cepdon of few sick and about two hundred
East Tennesseeans who entered the Federal ser
vice. were sent from here To Columbus Ohio
with view. we learn. OF being finally sent to
Fort Delaware. There tIom sixteen to
eighteen hundred Of them and they left over the
Bellefontsine aud Central roads.
IL Is said that these prisoners are sent on To
make room for about the same humber expected
to arrive 10 day from Vck~burg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
STOLEN.
$50 RE w AIR ID.

GsTOrFN FROM THE SUBSCRIBFR IN TIPTON COUN-
- ~, f,rsOu Township. on the night Of the 4th Of
June. Roam ,llion blind in the lett eye very heavy
black and all the lett hind FOO white about the
fetock l6 hands high 10 years Id ALL" Bay Horse,
Is hard high, very neat mled. has bite star m the
forehead u LUNGS under the saddle, very small
whit spot the shoulder, lits lame in ri hi fore
fot, 9Nears OLD The H. are supposed Z" have been
taken by Barney OR ell alias George Dunnaha, u
all feet j. ches high, heavy set. blue es hss
false teeth, da haT supposed 10 be- about 20 years
OF age. ,deSerer from the army. reward OF $50 u
given for the hor.es and thief ass fo the horses de-
vered ri ton, any infarn 'fion tha will lead
to their recovery. BERNARD DOHAkTY.
ia e9- Dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

TInED OF TIVE REBELLION 1T ia said that 6 {
teen hundred cut at The forty four hundred priso
ners brought here from Nicksburg expressed a
desire tq take the oath of allegiance aud remain
IN the North during the war Two hundred OF
them enlisted in the Federal service. One man
expressed n strong desire to remain North and
tske the oath and but little attention being paid
To his application he attempted to commit suicide
by cutting bis throat lie made an ugly cash,
but will recover with care. IL he does recover,
we presume he will be allowed TO swear ale
glance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
Sob PRINTING.

We are now ready to do all kinds of plain and
fancy Job Printing. in the best vie. short no
lice. and as cheap as any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. hne assortment
oil paper aud cards. ana can do good and cheap
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
ers that want printing done. IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

view tOrk Werkcs.
NEv YORK. June II.
Flour-Opened dull and heavy: closed with
hetter inquiry aud more sfesdy at 81 95sd5 ~
for extra State. - 9066 on for extra rou'
hoop Ohio. and Sc 05G7 IS for trade hrancs
Wh~k y-withou, dec d~d change 44,sc
Whest-Cl eel lCd2c better. aud more doing
81 l-@l 50 for Chicago Spring. 81 27dl az
tor Mil~aukee Club, 81 440l 81 Tor ~infer red
western. Corn clo-e,i lc better at 1916 for
Tor shipping western mixed
Groceres-Sugar frmer. Molasses quiet and
steady.
Mers-Porkl lover: ST. 75@ll 80 for old
mes SIldl2 1915 TER ue~ NEE: $40 2. 0h
or ol AID ew prime mess. Sl3 25qlt %
io neS prime ness Leef dull
l. ri-Duil. and fsvor- bu, ers.
Moes-A tive at 697 per cent. Exchange
6rne moce ate business doing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

stmetuuass Narkes.
CucsuuArr. June IL.
f'our-vsry dull. and prices unsettled and
nominal.
Griin--Dull at 81 0s0l 0e FOE red. Orr
advanced 70 Soc. Oats. Sc. Rye advanced ~
Use
Whisky-e,eady At 40xc.
Provisions--No thing done. and prices are nom
inal 81 +.
Observation-Disclosures
Lin~eed Oil-Sl 10.
Grease-A good demand, and prices higher;
100 tieices yellow at nc
Mone,-t;old firm at 40c prem. Silver. SOC
PEN. Exchange steady at lsc prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING A soldier Of the 63d
regiment was fatally wounded yesterday. bv
pistol ia his hands The ball entered his
bowels. and the wound is pronounced by the doc
tors tn be mortal one Too much care cannot
be exercised in handling fire arms. and the eau
ton applies equally to the soldier and the civilian
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

NorrE.-The journe, men taors Of this ciiv
are requested tn on Monday morning 1T q
O'Clock. nj n" South Pennsylvania street (nld
Journal BuiIding.) A full attendance is errnest-
~ requested. NJ business of importance will be
before the meeting IO4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
From Chicago.


CHICAGO. June IA specill from Memphis
The steamer Lnmnars. from Youngs Point,
arrive ell here 1T O'Clock Friday evening She
b. ines the following news:
Gen Kimhall. with force OF 800 men, was
sent IN the Y ZOO river =, S,tavia thirty miles
from Yazoo City, and arrived there OF the 4ih.
On learning that a Rebel force under General
Adams was not far off he m,rched Immediately
to meet him AT 10 o'cl, OK on Thursday he
came up with the pickets Of the enemy, and
brisk fight ensued lasting thirty minutes. The
enemy gave way ami total rout enSued Our
loss il one killed and seventeen wounded We
captured one hundred prisoners Their loss in
killed and wounded Is considerable Rebel force
was 900 strong.
There is no percenible change before the enc
mvs works before Vickshnrg Gen Johnston is
still reported to be on the Biz Black. endeavorng
to cross below the bridge with an army Of 81 0O0
men Gen. O.fe haus is watching his movement
with suiii lent force to cieckmaiean any demonstra-
ton that he might make A rumor is in crcu-
ation that PembertOn requested Grant TO permit
the women and children TO pass through our lines.
Over three hundred head OF cattle and niue
have been turned loose on account Of the search
" OF forage inside
from CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June III Hon. John Brough ad
ressei large Union meeting at Marietta yes
terday.
FROM New York.
NV York. June II There are rumors
ahpu of disaster ut Vicksburg. but there is nc
confirmation from either why.
l. {. understood that adyces fom Vicksburg IA
the 9Th have been received in Washington. but
they are not thought to be Of important char
ac'er
The reported repulse of Gen. Banks at Port
Hudson in the Richm"nd n,pers, undoubtedly re
fers To the action Of the 9th
Up TO noon to d,v no intelligence Of any dis
aster had been received at Washington.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

sT-A cottage house Of eight rooms cellar
&c we'll built. and finished with the u-u,i con
veniences. having large lot GIL. feet bv 300
filled with shrubberv and fruit trees alev on side
situated on Est New York street near Alab,ma
for sale at $3.5O1. on easy terms. bv Fr,nk
Smith real estate agent. re ~ d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
DRUGS
NEW DRUG FIRM.
DRUGS
.sTEWART L. MORGAN.
SUCCESSORS TO wN. HASSANAS.
No. 40 East Washington Street.

VXTE ISTESD SELLING DsU0S. MEDICINES, &C.
w that are bought Of first tnds for cash. 10 the
trad phyic ms and % the community generally, fur
all profit. and Slli give sspseiSl Attention 10 The Pre-
scripton department u the Business.
p. 5. lh1ve posed q m Drugs. Sc.. 10 s.esar A
Morgan. aud take pleasure Ia recommending th~zn 70
old aad the public zeaflcnen Of many year
experience .nd eom2etsEt 70 carry the business IN ell
lts branches WI. HANSahAN.
-<evv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

TT The funeral proces>ion which followed the
rem ,ins of Miss Sarah Zurich To the grave yester-
day was one Of the largest ever seen in lndi'napo
liz The line of carriages extended along Mary
lani street from Alabama to Tennessee. and
some distance down the latter street. The ter
rbe calamity which caused the death of Miss
Zurich and the other sufferers nv the explosion.
excited the deepest sympathy in this community
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

IcE, IcK, cr-Ceorre W PITT. has on hand
plenty of pure. clear Ice supply his customers.
without shipping from Tolelo sr sny other poin,
Any person wanting Ice c-n bt supplied nv ad-
dressing George w. Pitts. Box $50. Indisnsr rolls
+. o. ap30 On
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

u There viii be meeting fu consultaiis n
o. the Gar Democrats. at room No. 81, Palmer
House. this morning At IL O'Clock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

sBDr Hebern the American Cancer Chm
pion. u located at the Bramble House, Lafayette
The Doctor is the only physician now living who
can kill and cure n cancer in from Eve tn twenty
four hours. without instruments or pain No
cure no paw. mayl9-t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

BENEFIT or MR CouLpocK This il the last
night but of the engagement Of Mr. Coul-
dock. and his benefit night He has selected r
new play for the occasion called the jew of
Frsnk fort. with the afterpiece Of One Touch Of
Nature. Mr. Couldock and his charming dauch
ter appear in both PLAYS The attraction is such
that the house will assuredlv be crowded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

STAIR MILITARY CLAIMS Parties holding
S'ate military claims can dispose of the same at
Hsrrison's Bank, Indian polls IL dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

- Spencers hat and cap store j. the proper
place 10 visit. IL you wish head Gov. ring either
fashionable, tasty. durable or reasonable priced
10 d3t
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from Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June | The following has
been received by mail from Washing'on
WASHINGTON. June l0-Two dispatcheS were
received from Gen. Grant addressed to different
gentlemen in hi III official position His dispatch
e. are dated MOndav---a much shorter time i'm
obtaining advices from Vicdsburc than heretofore
AN important fact. and one which has OCCASION
eel much anxiety IL Is derived from them that
Grant wss in communication with Banks as late
as the 4th inst at which time Port Hudson was
closely invested. Gen. Grant reports that Gen
Johnston is concentrating troops 10 operate
against him. AMI mentions report that Bragg
had sent three divisions to reinforce JuhIst,n.
Gen Breckenridge is known TO have juined
him
vicksburg is still closely invested. The siege
is progressing favorably.
The tone of the dispatches is represented to be
such M to show that he feirs neither the enemy
in his front rear. Tit presumed that he did
not know at the date OF his telegraph whether or
not he TO be reinforced
THIS information inspires increased confidence
in the final success OF the siege.
Gold irregular and unsettled. opening at 40
and declining, 70 al "A advancing 10 i3 and clos
ing quiet At 4l54.
from California.
san FRAycIsco June | | AT the primary cleo
ton the Union party of San Francisco Yesterday,
elected delegates 10 the convention favorable TO
the nomination of l.. L Law for Governor. max
ing his choice almost certain. Ltw is put for
ward rs in the interest of Senator Comes
From north Carolina.
NEwBERS, June 9-The United States trans
port steamer ALBANY leaves here this morning nj
10 O'Clock Tor New ork.
The concurrent TESTIMONY Of deserterS leaves
no doubt that the long smouIdering fires of revo.
luton are breaking out in the interior of North
Carolna--,hat tie dissatisfaction has reached q
point far beyond even the significant iutimaton:
of the Journals Il that State.
Several thou-ani returned refugees from III,
conscription have teen for weeks entrenched il
the mountains with artillery, successfully deiyins
the Confederate authorities
The Raleigh STANDARD bitterly complains tina
while the Rrie conservation &c; HIS not beer
enforced in Georgia aud Mississippi. North Caro-
lima has been aked 40 with fire tooth comb
II appear IN At in the bittle OF Chrncel orville
there were 90 nth Carolina Iegimenls placed il
the front 10 resist Hooker advance. They sus
tanned an immense slaughter. The South Caro-
lima and the Virginia troop, we're held in reserve
This massacIe OF North Cnrolininns Is bold
and freely denounced aud the Confed-Tacy
charged with gross injustice and bad faith.
Numerous aud studied indignites have bee
put upon the Safe. and her people keenly resen
them
IL is proposed 10 make Gen. Wild Of the AR
can brigade Military Governor Of North Caroliu'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

Rrprcrroy ~ PEIcE -Parker's shirts will IN.
Nos u the time to send in your or era Shr,s
veil made and neat FIT guaranteed at P,rker's.
No 30 West Washington street II d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

Boy Losr-A boy about years old,
namei James Maloney. just arrived from Madi
son. vas missed Yesterday by his parents: and il
il supposed i lost. ANY rerson finding said hoy
will please direct him to the new Baptist Church.
whe'e his father. James Maloney. j. at work or
to the residence of Mr. Bywater, No 226 East
Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

IL Cash paid for Qu,rtermas,er's accounts
and Government claims. bv ID S. MrKernsn.
Soldiers Claim Agent. No. 8. West Washington
street. MOS d.