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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser. an infu.
entail Republican paper, thus sustaus the patri.
otto position of General BuRSslpE. ia opposition
to secret political societies IL says:
And experience has taught IA that they have
been in the least degree dangerous. both TO the
Government which they opposed. and To the peo
Pile whom they profeSsed to serve The very
principle upon which they are founded. /, that OF
irresponsible violence aud bloodshei. The terri
bile scenes through which France has passed uu
der the influence Of secret societies should teach
the world that they lead nnly to ungoyerned ie
rocty and uncomfortable excuses. without ac-
compliShing any lasting good The tyranny OF
mob l. the worst tyranny that can be imposed
upon a people
Again: Secret political organizations are es
pecially dangerous. from the fact that they oder
easy opportunitie, for crafty and INSCRIPTIONS
men Ia accomplish unworthy designs. which
would at once br detected and exposed IN the
broad light IT popular inspection. However ex
cusibe they NAV be in other countries there j.
no shadow OF reason for them in this country
The very principles OF our Government are an
tlgonistc To them. and render them entirel, use
less except to Ihwart the will OF the majorties.
We have been led into these remarks in view
of an evil tendency aud purpose upon the part OF
good and loSal citizens 10 organize secret Union
Leagues, hoping thereby 20 counteract and sue
ceSSiuliv Oppose similar organizations at the
North hostile 20 our Government We are not
prepared To think IN ct the LOYALTY of Northern
men A. 20 bell, ve that such a course j. necessary
orp'ltlc. True lo, atty and true repnolcanism-
We believe they are SYNONYMOUS terms-are
not unwilling 10 declare themselves fully. AT All
times before the whole people They seek no
accomplish ment> outside the declared will OF ma
lor'ue> and the terms Of the Constitution
We believe that the Republican partv ~ such,
= opposed 10 the formation of Ill secret political
societies. and concur most heartily with the New
ork Evening Post in the opinion that free and
open Discussion of political measures is the only
true way in free country.
These remarks are both sensible and Just. The
names OF the leaders OF these secret LOYAL
Leagues are known, and they sill have no en-
viable reputation in the future
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
M EDICAL.
DIR. LudIum's Specific,
FoE THE GUAR
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

fEHHE GonorrhGa. or COMMONLY called Cls2. is dis.
I gusting masdv. and i too well known 20 require
any eNplanafun, j. easy TO be got but u j. difficult 20
get clear u IL l. acompanon that few admire. 70 per-
and poor. both married and single Although sotrouble
some In Itself distressing and sometimes fatal u
disease the treatment Of which. ha~ generally been
worse than the disease itself The fashionable
treatment first 20 deprive you Of al Business; hen
CONES a course Of siarvaion-iiving bread and
water Cruel some kind Of lops you mustthenbe hed.
cupped or iaached. combined with nauseang medicines,
Injection lotions. ointmeutS. and Concentrations.
Every few DAYS the medicines changed and after
mouths treatment IN this nay, which the patient
bearwith fortifude fear Of posu he j. dis
charged, discharges himself with irritable uretoT,
Sweiled estcle enlargeme Of the PROSTATE ands
adisease Of the neck Of the bladder.
This>pechc, which acts like charm witha few to.es
those diseases and quite pleas take and hch
has cured thousands New York. Philadelphia, Bati-
and many Of the Southern cities is certain and
eectual remedy, that makes rapid ardpe
without regard to diet drink exercise except
ling. jumping over-Sirainng. This remedy is IN
equale by anything discovered for the
diseases y extracted from plants. and j. per-
feeiy safe Il j. purely vegetable II contains
curry that you expose yourself ali kinds OF
weather without the lesst danger from the medicine
And II you are careful N wrapping up your paste you
will have taste smell from H. that you not
deprived from going into company or being detoctedby
neare>t friends.
Thi, j. Quack medicine buta remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular ply stefan. and
confidently recommended 20 the unfortunate.
CAUTloN-None ! genuine without the signature o.
the proprietor. W Davidson. around the box. All in
frngementS Of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rigoT ofthc Law.
VIZ. DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan2s-d6mis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
r. We sptei .ome DAYS ago tha, Their, had

r. We sttei some days ago tnat therch had
been some trouble In the enrolment in Fulton
eounts. Capt FAaorHsR vas sent there witty
comvnny Of troops. from the list regiment, "a
ADJUST the difficulty. IL appears that in one
towaship, Newcassle. there WIS some dissaiisfac
ton with the manner the enrolment made
and the books and papers Of the Commissioner
were DESTROYED. but the parties Who committed
the act ael the county before the arrival OF Capt
r. The troops were kindly received by the cat
zens of TIE county and we're handsomely feasfei
anl fesed. and several dancing parties were got
ten up a, the camp during their stay. Capt. Fan
orHsE remained uatiI the enrolment OF the couR
~ pIeied. The difficulties in Fulton arose
from the apprehension that the enrolment was
no, fairly and accurately conducted. and the
troubles Of similar kind in other parts Of the
State have had like origin. or else from the un
popularity aud overbearing conduct of the Enr
rolling Commissioners. IL is to he regretted that
bitter rartsans should be appointed TO positions
which should be filed by men in whose Integrity
the whole community have confidence. and who
will disehargethe duty without giving unnecessary
olense
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

Mr. coSwAT. Of Kansas. late NJ e.. has WI ,
ten the following to the Tribune:

ten the following to the Tribune:
You say: "Mr Conway is opposed to a fur
ther prosecution of the war for the Union. be
cause 1t Is lin his view in the interest Of
slavery"
Now. nv dear sir. this is a most unwarranted
assertion. said nothing of the kind said il
had been waged with reference to certain as
sumei constitutional rights OF shareholders, dur
ing The frsf fioo years Of IFS erisIeRce; and that
in consequence of this, il was failure, and that
it, ultimate effect would be injurious the cause
Of freedom This is what said. aud repeat H.
And | ask from the editor Of the Tribune truth
and faI! dealing in the premises Ii is suh
cient misfortune for me to have become exile
from the house OF my friends. for my opinions,
without having my meaning distorted IN a man
ner 10 make IL appear ridiculous well sugu-
lar II YOU viii do me Justice | am sure | shall
appear to be neither a knave nor a fool.
The impression which YOU seek to make. that
my opposition To the war is based on tue excu-
sive idea of its bearing on the slavery issue. is
also highly erroneous ana unfair. | am opposed
TO the war on general principles: and this oppo-
sitlOn Is not overcome by what seems to me TO be
its tendency with respect to slavery, but rather
strengthened and confirmed thereby | adhere
TO the old fashioned belief that war in any shape
is calamity and can only be made TO favor it
by being assured that its effect is TO establish
some sacred principle. Who can contemplate
this terrible strife OF ours with composurel We
are desolating our homes-wasting sub
slance-brutalizing our humanity-and, above
all, prostrating beneath the tyrannical tread of
military power the noble safeguards of our con-
stitutiOna freedom And where is the returul
The partial and uncertain trumphs of the anti
slavery cause ia Missouri. Maryland. Delaware,
&c? God help us cannot be reconciled to
this horrible infatuaton ! can see no possible
object tn be gained by the war. which will begin
to compensate for the sacrifices it involves
am, therefore. for peace-uncondiuona and i'm
mediate peace---peace on the basis of existing
facts whatever they may be; and will willingly
trust the rest to the steady and Irresistible agen-
ces of reason and justice aud humanity.
Very truly yours NJ F. CoSwAY.
LAwRENcE. Kansas. June 6, 1853.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
Grand Rally of the Democracy NJ old
Madison County, aud barbecue as
Anderson, July 9TH, 1863.

Ata meeting OF the Democracy at the Court
House in Anderson, on Saturday evening, June
Goth. il was:
Resoired. That the Democracy of Madison and
adjoining counties hold MASS MEETING
AND BARBECUE ut Anderson on the 4th ol
July. IN which they invite all conservative citi
zens who ate in favor OF free speech. free press
and the liberty of the citizen.
Resoircd. That the Democracy of each town.
ship be requested as far possible, to come to
the Mass Meeting in delegations and To bring
banners, music. and baskets full OF provisions
Resolred, That the committee of arrange
ments be instructed 10 procure beeves 10 be
roasted whole for the occasion-together with
such other meats and provisions as in their judg
ment the size of the crowd may demand
R,soired That the committee Of arrangements
be further instructed 10 procure band. secure
ground and seats. nd have posters and notices of
the meering printed and circulated. and make all
necessary arrangements for the comfort of the
people and speakers.
The following speakers will be in attendance
Hon ID. W VOORHEES, of vigo county, Dr. Olds
of Ohio Senator Hendricks at Indiana. Hon X
T Merrick of Illinois, Hons David Turpe and
J. F. Mcdowell of Indiana.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGGNE
Benjamin Sebrel, Joseph Cohurn. William
hinEs !" hlih ''h'hHs iH'Ull-biir
Joseph Sh,whau George W. swallow. William
Roach. William " Nolanl and Dr. John Hunt.
COMMITTEE OK FINANCE
Benjamin Sebrel Conner Jones. Joseph How
ard aud W W holland. Trei~
On motion u MS ordered - have these pro
ceilings published in the following Democratic
Journals. VIZ: Genital Indiana Times. Marion
Union Hlncock Democratic journal. aud lndi
any Daily Sentinel
RICHARD LAKE. President
Il 4 NorRtgH Sscrctnrv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
GUARDIANS SALE.
Sale of Valuable Real Estate

THNHE undersigned in pursuance with order Of the
Common Pleas Court % Marion County. made al
the June term the year lS63. will The 18th Of
July in the year 1863 SELL for the highest and best price
he can get, the following real estate situated Indiana
polls, Marion county belonging Kate r. and Jenny w
ked-tha l. T. say parts Of lots l. and Is in square 81
bounded a. follows Commencing at point East
street hundred and feet from the southeast
Of laid square lsl). thence running north along East
street 40 feet 10 alley. thence west along said a
hundred and one feet 0l thence south 20 feet thence
hundred and feet the place Of beginning
with all the improvements. Tbs property cannot be sold
for less tnan 50 100, that being the appraised value
thereof
The terms OF sale will be onethrd cash in hand day
Of sale; the residue in TWO equal payments in and
two years, with interest, secured by mortgage the
premises. The title j. beyond any question.
Je24-d&wtd JOHN w REID. Guardian, &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
A Loyal Colonel.

The claim urged bv the AbolitoniS,s that their
party is the only loyal party in the nation. would
excite our Indignation did i not first stir up our
rd cule One Thomas W Higginson a "rever
end. is Colonel of South Carolina regiment of
negroes Now, while il is possible for an officer
of white troops TO be only relatively loyal, while
indeed his loyalty may often be Justly suspected
by the monopolists of that article up North, We
can rot conceive man who takes command in Il
regiment of blacks. To be ANYTHING less than
perlatively. excessively. individually and most
dis'ressingly loyal Such a man is Col Thomas
Higgiuson lie is eminently fitted 20 carry
"war for The Union as is easily shown
In leJ4. he. with others. signed a call for
convention in Worcester, Massachusetts,, which
reads as follows:
Believing the existing Union TO be failure,
as being hopeless attempt to unite under one
government two antagonistic systems of society.
which diveree more widely with every year;
"And believing it to be the duty of intelligent
and conscientious men to meet these facts with
wisdom and frmness,
Respectfully invite our fellow citizens of
Massachusetts 10 meet in convention nc Worces-
ter, on Thursday January ID. to consider the
practicabilitv, probability and expeiency of "A
separation between the free and slave States, and
10 take such other measures as the condition OF
the times may require.
The convention met accordingly, and passed
the following among other resolutions:
Resotred, That this Convention recommends.
rs the fist step towards the accomplishment of
this object. the organization in each of the States.
OF n political party outside of the present Consti.
tuition and Union-a party whose candidates shall
be publicly pledged in the event OF their election.
to ignore the Federal Government. to refuse mn
oath 10 its Constitution, and To make their
spectve states free anu independent communi-
ties.
Can the LOYALTY OF such man he successfully
impugnedI j. IL not eminently proper that he.
aud the party 10 which he belongs. should lie
npunce life long Democrats ms disloyal?-[ Spring
field Rgoistcr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
FoUNpRIEs.
THE HOOsIER SITE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

NlN1 COMPLETED OUR FOCNRr. VIZ ARE
nov prepared 20 recslv. "a ssfisfsfe-lx fecuf.
oIetfs lot stoves ana castings reueraIy The senio
partner has jusi returned from the Fast where he Ia
and parlor introduced irtot, ~. We
cla invite The attention u wholesale sore dealers 90
this branch n our business. with reeust Al they vii
give n call 90 other work VII eInHace irun fraufs
and columns which desire % make iprouin~uf fes-
ture On cur Manufactured railing and m casting sugar
NJ ~, and Kettles. house work, such eutiaiurs
dow cps sls and holowwsre IN fact everything procured
Ia an iron foundry. We respectfully siicit patronage
and only promise what We well promptly per-
form.
Ofce and Foundry. los south D.iH~ae street JON
ing indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Depots. Indianapolis indiana
myls- cox LORD a PECK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
Abe LIncoIu's letter ON Vaiiaudig.
hams Arrest


This famous. jocular ami interesting cpiStle
would have produced a most amusing effect in
these regions. hal II not been Tor the r,scslly
raid al the Rebels into Pennsl ivania. In their
fright over this raid. very few of the radical pi
pers have nutcd the Presidents letter ~ all
Poor Greelev who seems Ia be repo,ng in con
scious security behind his nine hundred thousand
men. devotes considerable attention TO the sub
lect and thinks the letter good defense of the
right of the L e>ident To arrest and exile any m9n
tor hiS opinions. without overt act of treason.
during time of civil war Well. we take the
world as il comes. aud governments ~ We find
them Ii Poor Greeley : satisfied. We have no
thing to say against IT, But If the President can
exile. ne can also hang shoot anybody whose
opinions are di~tastelul to him
There j always "A certain stage in the history
Of every commonwealth when this doctrine -
promulgated. Ii was paciised in Rome under
S,lls. Cesar and Augustus; IN England under
Cromwell: in France under Napoleon and Robes
perre. and perhaps there j. no reason WHY it
should not be practised here under the present
and next Administrations. We must accept his
tory ancient and modern, as II j. manufactured
for u by the fsteS In ls65 Democratic rresi
dent NAV take the conduct of this Administration
: a precedent. AMI exile. hang or shoot all the
Abolitionists. beginning with those persons who
declared the Constitution 10 be "a covenant with
death aud bond with He'll and the editor Of
IN q paper which called the Star Spangled Banner
the Union "a faunting lie Greeley and
Garrison will then be obliged TO doff their neck
cloths and put on the halter. or 10 submit 10 be
driven out of the country. That Is the file dish
thew are cooking and spicing for themselves But
ii they are content so are We. Ii Is very poor
rule which will not work both ways-rN. Y.
Herald.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

Col BsKER will give Instructions 10 the D.
trict Prov - Mar-bals to submit the completed
Township Enrolment Lists to any citizens who
ma, desire 70 examine them. for the PURPOSE sug-
gested above.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

AN lriN WORTH RsMrMBERiNe AT the very
time that Mr Lincoln Ms exiting Mr. Yallandig
ham for free speech. Uncle Toms Cabin " A.
bein- PLAYED on ihe stage OF the Washington
iheliers with a bill headed A. follows: An Err,
in History Uncle Toms C,tin At the Nation,
Casl,al Free Speech. Fee Press. Free People
Grea. SUGGEST Comment j. unnecessary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

DEMOCRATIC CLrB There will be a meeting
Of the Csb at Military Hall on Thursday even
ing. at 10 o'clock
Messrs II H. DOdd and John Colerick will
address the meeting Ladies are invited to attend.
Let there be a good turnout.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

EXECUTION OF Resell OEFiotKs The Chatta
noosa Rebel. Of June l.. hs~ editorial on the
execution OF tie Confederate officers al Franklin
tsciuy admitting the justice OF the hanging IL
saws:
Lawrence Orion Williams vas one Of tie
most houorable officers IN this service he WAS
recently married TO Mrs Lane. formerly Mi
Hamilton. The expedition that ended ragically
was undertaken on his own account. and was un
known 10 his brother officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

70 IL Is predicted that Mr. Vallandigham
will return TO Canada before the middle of July,
from thence proceed 10 New York and thence
To Ohio and yet stump that State before The cleo
ton in October. The Republican leaders Of
Cinosnnsti have petition.d the President to recall
Me- yallandlg CHAM TO his home. for their political
interests, and to shut up the cry about the perse
cution Of Mr. v.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

GOODNESS ~ ran l,NKKKs IN REGsRp To-
PESSsYLvASI. lit j curious" srv> he World.
Ito notice how coolly the Eastern Republican
States have taken this lat furry While
the great Democratic Middle State~ are alive
with excitement. and the roads are swarmine
with ARMED men. the sole contribution of New
England always excepting brave liitle Rhode
Islsnd which j. all alive % defend Peumsy anii
l. one company the : ,lem Mechanic, light H.
ftntrv The Boston Journal a>o SAYS there l. a
probability that Jones Batter, may be sent
South. Il j. not true that tnv of the NasSschu
sets nine months men think OF returning a. the
set OF var Gov Andrew Of Massachusetts
hls other ish To FRY he j. after our negroes 10
NJ his black brigade Besides. Pennsylvania and
Massachusetts are both manufacturing States -
Philadelphia ACC.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

sE- According to the New York Tribune.
which praised his appointment, Col. G'Utassy j.
a horse thief. tornicator forger. liar, an old
clio dealer. teacher OF languages and very much
OF no gentleman He j also in Sing Sing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ATTHIS
- Department until Monday, the 29th instant, at
oclocs NJ. for furnishing, lciiR pHeei, days from
d'r1ld or contract the following camp equipage:
$50 6-quart Tin Coffee Boilers.
sou l0-quart Tin Buckets.
625 Plain Fry Pans
II dozen Box Coffee Mills.
The tnware TO De made e good substantial material
and Of tirstrate woTkmans hip.
The unde signed reserves the right Of rejecting
all tie bids that m.y be made for the above articles and
ais" Of esSenng or increasing the quantities above spec
fled a. the public service may require.
The goods to Toe delivered at this Department free Of
charge for freight or drayagc.
Cash will be paid for The articles on delivery.
june23-dtd =. STONE. O. NJ. G..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
WAN D.
Carpenters, Masons, and Laborers
Wanted.

ENORTY Carpenters. ten good Stone Masons and ten
Laborers wanted by the Bellefontaine Railroad Co.
at their buildings. the line of the city Two
dollars and fifty cents per day paid 10 Carpenters and
Masons. and dollar and fifty per day aborers
Apply TO NJ. J. Reed, the ground.
je24-dlw JNO BROUGH Supt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
FOR SALE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

n oTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL SELL AT
4 Y lrvatc Sale the following Heal Estate. to wit:
All that part OF the Southwest quarter OF Section @.
Town -, iauge !, In Marion County Indiana, lying
Of indianapolis. bounded south hy an extension of Mar.
ket street north extension s Ohio by
the land II Isaac n Phipps and west by the land Of
Winston 7. and Mary Noble. about eight acres In one
body, 81 ia such parts 10 suit purchasers.
Onc.nfth cash In hand. the balance IN I, 2, 3 aud
year,. with interest payable annually secured by
without relief and mortgage on HE llcmses sold 49,
DOttMAN y. n WILSON,
June23-dGt Guardian, dc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

e IL Il not giving aid aud comfort to the re-
belion to put Hooker forward TO fight Lees
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

cT- The Alabama claims to have DESTROYED
seventy four vessels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24
ARMY CONTRACTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CHAMPIONSHIPS GENERALS DFPARrMEST,)
INDIANA NoLUNTEERs
iNIfANAPcLis. IND, June 3, 1888.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-24

4 IL KINDS OF GROCERIES CONSTANTLY AR
~ RvlNG and for sale Al the lowest possible prices
kGGEik a yANCOx.
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