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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-06-05
DISTANCES TO JACKSON BY RAIL.

From Vicksburg ....................... AL
From Meridian. ............................. 95f
From New Orleans .................. ........188
From Grand Junction. n......---.."" "".2l8
From Corinth via Grand Junction .........254
From Coiiuth via Meridian. ......... ......2893
From Memphis via Grand junction. ......255
From Iuka via Grand unction......-".-276
From Iuka via Meridian. dan....-"..""""".".361
From Chattanooga via Grand Junction.. ....470
From Chattanooga via Meridian.
From Mobile via Meridian. n............ "".2293
From Port Gibson via Turnpike. go
From Raymond ....."."."...."""" 10
From Auburn ......... 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

{ The ONO wHrrr srrrnrs SrsiSes lit will
be ~rs in,m go, ersrement in This .'"v's pal sr
n 4 tho popular -e.ort known a. the Obi White
irl'uv spun viii b- oT.-n ior the summer
. icon on the l7ih insi The opening l. Ia b.
In msutated by grand ball on the evening Of
sltdsv The grounds around this ftvoriie "a
tefing place are elegantly adorned. aud tie &C
e nm pdstions for visitors are extensive and
complete. The me'iiciual quality OF the water 10
beyond all doubt There are ave springs the
estate; the white sulphur. the chsls beste. the
mVnesium md the saline chslybeale; the nth
IS remarkable only for the purity Of is water
The white sulphur l. an artesian fountain di>eov-
ere1 some thirty years ago IN boring for salt and
rises from depth OF ise feet below the bed OF
the Sciota River. There il no summer resort in
the West NJ all 10 compare Nith the White Sui
phur. an.i We sd~ise our friends who design tax
ing leave Of business for tine this summer ei
ther for health pleasure. 10 direct their atien
ton 60 the Scioio and To drop IN atthese Springs
Nj. Wilson is the most clever and genial OF land
lords III -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

RrsH CousrY We alluded Yesterday 10 the
fact OF company OF home guards from Greens
burg going into Rush county under the preteuse
of arresting deseriers. but in resiity TO stir up
strife IL appears that portion of n company
only went from Greenshurg. nnd portion OF the
Knigntstown company joined them. They we're
Ia kushsiIle or passed through II early On Mon
div morning. They must have acted 10 coneeri
gentleman from Rush county learned in
knlghtstown that the object Of the raid was 10
arrest certain citizens of Rush county. We herr
news from them since the armed party passed
through Ru-hvlle. and We hope that the auihori-
ties have taken measures TO call home the g
armed bands who have taken the law into Their
own hands.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
From the New Albany Ledger.
The Governors Proclamation.

We print in another column a lengthy procl,-
nation from His Excellency. the Governor. in
relation To the obligations which the citizen l.
under to- obey the laws of his rountry. The Gov
ernor quotes at considerable length the laws OF
the United States against reasonable and dis
loyal practices, and lectures the people as To
their duty OF obeying these laws Were We dis
posed to be hypocritical. we might ask by what
authority the Governor takes upon himself the
duty of explaining the laws of Congress But
having no such desire. we are willing to believe
that Gov Morton, in issuing his PROCLAMATION. is
governed entirely by desire 10 advance the
welfare of the people, and not by any conSidera-
tons less exalted and more personal. We hope
our readers will give the Governors address Il
careful perusal. aud that they will be far gov
erned by its advice as to yield entire obed ence
TO the laws, State and National This advice j.
in itself good. and would no doubt be readily
Needed 10y all good citizens, even ii it came from
a private citizen instead of the Governor OF the
State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
Night Report

New YoRK. June l6-The World prints the
following from the Savannah Republican of June
9Th:
We are informed nv ge1tlem1n who had con
versation with an officer from Vcksburg, which
place he left few days ago. that John ston had
succeeded ia crossing the Big Black river, and
BY m neuver decieving the Fe1erals, who con
centrated their forces for an immediate attack
from him he succeeded in reinforcing the gar.
rison of Vicksburg.
Four Federal Generals are known to be killed.
Among them is Gen Sherman The World
says that Union dispatches have been received
confirming them
A fillmore dispatch to the Philadelphia In
quirer states that late arrivals from Harper's Fer
~ say that all is safe there and that Milroy had
reached the Ferry
Hirper's Ferry will be held.
Baltimore correspondent of the Inquirer
dating at p. N on Monday. says:
learn from high authority that bsttle has
been going on 10 day on the old Bull Run ground =.
between Hooker aud Lee Hooker is doing good
service.
The train from Baltimore on Monday did not
20 further than Elliotts Mills.
The Rebels are said TO appear in full force at
Point OF Rocks
a Harrisburg dispatch dated o'clock this
All the important documents at the Capital are
beirg removed to place of safety in case evac-
uaton is necessary.
From Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, June l6-The telegraph opera.
tor nj Loudon. Franklin county, reports that our
pickets brought in Rebel prisoner who SAYS the
Rebels are IN heavy force in the Cumberland
Valley
The Bedford telegraph operator also SAYS a
scout just in reports the Rebels are iu Cumber
land with force of 900 cavalry
There are no Union troops here. and there are
none At Cumberland
The citizens are flying.
from Philadelphia.
PHILspEIPHrs June is -Reoort- from H.r.
risburg say the Rebels are nj Carlisle which is
ONLY Is miles from Harrisburg
Business Is mostly suspended in this city.
From Baltimore
BAIrIxoRE. June 10 There is no later news
from the Upper Potomac.
The City Councils we're convened at y p NJ ,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
Prom vbeksesSg.
HrsporaarEls Forn MIIn ~ Rr.ner I


The siege IL still prosecuted. with more firing
during The psst too days Sever.l of the enc
my's guns acre silenced by our batteries and
shsrpshooters. Deserfefs ssy that the soldiers of
the garrison are upon the point Of musiny. 6ssi
rous OF lighting their ~sv out 10 Johnston, 20
which the chief officers xill not consent
All previous reports of ces,itutioa are Coz
trmed.
The Rebels occupy s,lortei and Ysrao Civ
Full accounts from Milliken's Bend make our
loss in the recent b.t,le lsn killed snd lbs wound
ed. Col Seib and eight officers we're wounded
and four Lieutensnts killed. all in command If
negro troops IL is admitted that the blacks
fought With great bravery after the black hsg
MAS raised nv the enemy. killing everv Rebel
they reached. The Rebels were under McCu'.
Tough. Who vas mortsly wounded. Col. Allen
killed. and Col. Fitzhugh is believed to be rris
oner in our hands. The Rebels left one hundred
and ten killei on the field. The wounded we're
mostly carried of.
The enemy appeared at Youpg's point in force
on Tuesday.
II y believed IN be their intention 10 reinforce
Nicksburr and cross with supplies
The Rebels are communicating from the city
10 De Soto Point with their Louisiana allies
The navigation on the Mississippi is becoming
more hazardous.
No trouble experienced from Johnston vet
Predictions are vain about the fall of Vicks-
burg.
Thermometer nne,y.six
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

SPORTING MATTERs-The EXCHANGE T,o,,;o,,
Park has been the scene this season Of se,sr'I
races that have excited considerable in,ar.s,
amung the lovers OF horses and ia sporting cirrls
generally Since the season opened there have
been more every S,rurdsy. aud gen
erslly the track has been occupied several DAYS
IN The week
Next SATURDAY, the most exciting race OF the
season j. 10 come of The match WAS made
some weeks ago and the betting has been run
ming high ever since Several thousands will
change hands on the result II will be a pacing
race siOO side best two ia three in harness
between Dezell Todd's White Cloud" aud
Bucksot's Wicked YANKEE" from Illinois.
Wicked Yankee Is backed up freelv by gentle
mcn from the surker State. and has a number OF
frierds smOng most noted horse men here
but White Cloud seems 10 be the popular nag
With the masses.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

Attic AysKlC ~ IgSrTSsAEY NJ THAI pf
n sn.~ insthsi. snd Win ih- ksrfs<t Fsfults, Pc
ialsEs tfsrf. tfsns ~ the th s,fscsrsfioH tfsr-
fios, sea r-hsf ~hits-.i sisvy and 81 cher dr.
eases 70 which the .fasFps9n Flnis 4 ~ peculiarly
liable send three dollars and 81 exprs- q
the Doeior- feaais Sgrfaoc. Tn. ins,runeu, shrld
b. used bs every woman On The land co. pgrpo-~ Of
cs'nfiass.. epsforx AeliA. c. Sent free recr y
Of stamp cory q Pivaie Letter Married Lstss
health. DC. The Dociors ceietrsfed fs-nlif gtis
fesh from he Dspeussry. regT 9ood ample dis
eases. irrsgulariiies, dc Free 81. So BY mail
A. TIE Ap,srfcaa DisrensaFt ale treat. tnfissf
rerrRrg. and With failing sucrs.s. fsn<rtaf. or
what the quacks call vsr 10 csf d-ases >sysls
IN al is stages. ccnorhes elect stnctufs ytrccsr
Clrcocele, Yarioocre. Carocse sIermsiofhea Senlta
weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Ssaual fAtliity. Inn
pctcDc,. and effects Of self-ahu-s. The ~
treated If IN private leger" which We ssnd ss o.
receipi ~ stamp.
'he experience Of the surgeon charge Of shis de-
psrtnen' 81 soue Of the beet Hospitals IN iureps and
New York CITY. enables him 10 irrai patients se.utfc
~ snd restore them speedily.
Those living At q distance can communicate ~ is'tsr
rdbe treated Al their homes. In uFktnl eslss ssfa t5
sio snc M icinss.
Consal'aiion frse and cosfdenfiai. Roor 10. 9sA
East Washington Street, Indiana ole. Y. a. Ia i264
ar 0.diy .~i2t. Ian
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

THE THEArKR-BESirir 90 KArE FLrToHEn.
The complimentary benefit rendered to Miss
Kate Fletcher comes 81 at the Metropolitan to.
night, II Was free will Offering from large
number of the most respectable of our citizens Ia
q promising Young actress. whose advancement
Ia her profession they had watched with much in
lerest We trust that the Attendance will Toe
such rs to make the compliment real benefit TO
80 deserving
The programme for the evening brings out the
entire streng OF the company. and aside from
the laudabe end OF the evening" entertainment
should insure full house from is merits
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

'Nrw York. June 10
Flour-Openej a shade hrmer. but closed dull.
buvers refusing "a pay yesterdays prices; S. 20
as 10 tor extra State. 50 l0@6 ~ for extra
round hoop Ohio. So 25(a7 IS for trade brands
Whi,kv--A -hsde frmer at Az G45c
Grain-The advance in gold caused Wheat 10
open 6rmer. with uniavorable accounts by the
Scotia and the further advance in ireigh,s. the
market closed heavy aud declining. 81 22d 81
are the limits Corn uecined 70 1880 for
shipping western mixed.
Groceries-Quiei and unchanged.
Pork-Frmer. but in moderate demand at
sll 80 TOR old mess. $40 5O,dl2 62h for new
mess. closing at the latter price
Lard-Fmm: fair inquiry at 9360fl01zc-
Noney--Actve and hrm ct Ca Der cent.
Sterling trm but quiet at 1911 Tor first class
bils Gold frmer. hut market feveri-h ana IN
settled opOned at 49lz advanced TO 50. declined
TO AZ and Closed firm At 4siz 94s2Sc prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

- Samuel Gulck the well known and ac-
c0mpli-hed scenic artist. has been for some
months engaged in preparing n series OF pano.
rainic views ct the principal events of the war.
lie has already finished number. which. for me
chtnical aud artistic effect. are the best We have
witnessed in that line W predict that The eiiorts
of his genius and skill will surp,ss any papo
rama scenes which havey yet been presented to the
public
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

~ There is au old saving TINT you must GO
irum home to hear the news. We 20 TO the
Cincinnati Abolition papers TO get posted on our
hume Yesterdays dispatches from here
stated that there Was meeting Ut the Democrat
c leaders in indianapolis. but could not see it
or ind H.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
COM M e RClAL.


CINCINNATI. June l6.
Flour-Unchnnged; superfDe. 81 50@4 So.
and fancy brands are 81 20 to s. 80.
Grain-W heat is in fair demand ut 81 l2dl l3
for red but there is not much demand for white.
Corn and Osts unchanged.
Professionally othing done. and prices are NOM
insl
whiskv-Steadv ~ 4Oc.
Ln>eed Oil-Sl Is.
None--Gold advanced to i6947c premium.
Silver 35c prem Exchange firm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
Job Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds OF plria and
fancy Job Printing in the best style, on short no.
tice. and as cheap as any other ofee. We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
OF papef and cards. and We can DO good and cheap
work. All kinds of books. briefs catalogues.
&c printed in the best s,yle and on short notice.
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9TH
srsthatwant printing done tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

.TRArPrSG GUERRILLA A party of the Pro-
yost Guard from Louisville went up the Lebanon
road ON Monday, to a station where guerrillas
were supposed To be forming. and laying aside
their uniforms and pretending TO be in search Of
booty, person in the neishborhood proposed 10
them TO waylrv The train and fire upon it. He
was arrested and brought TO Louisville
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

PRrsoSERs-The following named soldiers,
who have been tried by general court martial. ar
rived ut Jacksonville Yesterday in irons. under
sentence OF imprisonment in the penitentary:
Oliver Graham. private. l7th Indiana bat
tery. for deseriiou.
VIM Swift. Company G. 10 Indiana. leaving
bis picket post.
x Sraele. Company II. 9sth Illinois. leaving
his picket post
John Harry. Company A, 5lst Ilinos.-[N
Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

P0srPoSEnEsr-PoLlMos OF rHE WAR
In consequence at the delay the freight
train, this beautiful work OF art j. unavoilib y
postponed until Thursday. June lSlh when u
will he positi7ely presented on thrt evening, and
also on Friday aud Saturday evenings.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

sT-lfthere il left IN the State a man for every
hat that Spencer il constantly receiving then our
Uncle Simue need be In no wan Of soldiers for
bis defense IL H. "a wonder what becomes of all
the hats received at - " est Washington street.
iel7.d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

MoNTGoNrRY County 1t was rumored yes
tefday that ~ Organiz ,tiOn WAS in existence in
Montgomery county To resist the enroll ment. and
that the Commissioners had received written no
Gee Of the fact. We give the rumor n we heard
II. without vonching Tor It's truth. for rumors OF
all kinds cheap now.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

tn Dr.. Hebern. the American Cancer Cham.
pion. y located at the Bramble House. Lafayette
The Doctor ia the only ply stefan nov living who
can kali and cure a cancer in from FIVE To twenty
four hour. without instruments or pain No
cure no pay mayl9.u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

Hor The thermometer stood ~ 90 degrees
In the shade, Yesterday. ard without \ breath Of
air sstir IL was hot enough tor a salamsnder 10
seek the shade and TO make nan wish to he \
member OF the hnny Tribe tina, he might hide I'm.
der a root deep down in some limpid stream.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

sT- The Ohio Medical Convention meets this
yer at the OHIO White Sulphur Springs. The
doctors are sharp They know how % combine
business aud pleasure and look cut for their own
health al the slime time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

Icx' IcK, Tea George W Pitts has on hnnd
plenty of pure, clear Ice. 10 supply hs customers
without shippilg from Toledo or any othes point.
ANY person wanting Ice. can be supplied by I'd
dressing George W. Pitts. Box s53. Indianapolis
T. o. apo 2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

CHEArER THAN WASHING The Paper Collars
are now reduced 10 10 for % cents. Mt P.,rker's
(See advertiscment) Also the Steel Collars
now quite the rage Do not fail to examine both
these specialities ut Parker's. 30 West Washing
ton street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

TT There were tao alarms of hre yesterday.
one IN the 18th and ore Ia the III Ward The en-
gine- we're ont but a short time. and NJ we could
4 learn Of any damage done we presume they
we're both false alarms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
STOLEN.
$50 REV ARD.

StT0LFN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ~ TIPTCNCOUN-
- IT, j. ff,rson Township, the night Of the 4th Of
June Roam Stallion, blind in the left eye very heavy
back and tail, The lett hind white about the
fetock. Is hands high. 10 years old Also Bay Horse
u hands high, very lmbed has white star in the
forehead. u humps under The saddle very small
white spot the shoulder little lame in ri hit fore
foi. 9yearS old The b. supposed TO have been
taken ~ one Barney OR ell alias George Dunnaha, a
sma man feet ches high. heavy blue IVES. ha
false front teeth dark hair supposed 10 be about 81 year.
Of age deserter from the army. reward Of $50 will
given the hor and thief s5 for the de-
vered TO me At Upton, any Information that will lead
10 their recovery. BERNARD DOHAhTY.
iupeo-d6f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

BThree hundred trimmed bonness In silk.
grape. illusion and straw Five hundred un.
trimmed bonpets and hats selling st Is per cert.
lea than last weeks prices, at Calnans. No.
q East Washington street. IL lwd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

srArx MrtrrsRY CLAIMS -Psrtie- holding
State military claims can dispose Of the same at
Hsrrisou's Bank. Indian spolss. IL d2Ot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

8tH-A company OF neerl soldiers LET yes'er-
d. Tor Bo-t"p to join portion OF Governor
Andrew's nine hundred thousand strong. shich
that wsrIike patriot promised 10 Father Abraham
IL he would issue his Proclamation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

~ Cash paid foe Qaariermas,sr's accounts
and Government claims. by ID s. NcKemsn.
Soldiers Claim Agent. No. :. West Wellington
street. my28 dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

~Dr Jones Of New York Ctv. the great
occvlis and surist, will yi-it this CITY shortly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

TT Complaints are made by citizens living in
the neis hborhood of the negro encl mpment that
the Free American citizens OF African descent"
have habit of exposing their symmetrical forms
At all hours of the dav. by bathing in the canal
whenever they feel like taking TO the water, and
thev seem TO feel like il all the time The people
of the neighborhood have to give that part of the
CITY wide berth, ms they are not so completely
Aholitionized desire TO see the naked truth
bef,re them all the time
Would IL not he well for our police force to
look in that direction and them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
T. q n FED T. NTLA l.

E2<E YOUNG MN WHO HAvf IN
HMFs3Br aired thefnselve. by ceris ain secret
A -A@ habits. which unfit them q. = tnsius>.-.
ll1W<reC pleasure the duties 81 rDsrrie 80 ittr.
slso. mlddle.arsd ~ od men. 40,
from the iollies Of youth other feel debility
Ia advance OF their before placing
the treatms ut 81 oily one, should fret read
TIRE SICkE1 FRIEND"
Married ladies will learn something Of Importance by
perSsng The Secret Friend 4"
sent % any sddres,. sealed envelope roeeips Of
Ten Cents.
DIR STUART A ca. car be consulted al es~ssss Of
private confidential nsture from A. n 20 r. NJ.
Sundays from 10 u A NJ, ! az their Office.
Address DR rIsS A STUART A CO
unch2I-d&wly i<-'s2 foefop Nass.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
MllItN Frs.
MISS J. D0Y L E

~ FGs LEAVE To INFORM THE LADIES OF IN
Ii aianspolis and vicinity that shs MI cy-n Shoe
ES0u. ever No. Bats boess block. Net Nsshirsroo
strs.t Niss- Doyle intends keep ~ = f4rs Nnlibsry
Empor where ~ al tine ra3 be The b~st
sortnsn; Of bcnnsts. khto-s. French Fossrs. Puus.
Bridal wresihs ard ell goods usually be iond
class establish istsn1s r&kng
ciaDapos her permanent rtsicrue~ ARD II Of slr.s
keep the best and DE- hls goods a he found
he market The patronage Of the psoe d rs-pectsiiy
sslici'ec. sPre aly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Fora .uechanie or Labortng .uass
To Obtain House and Lot, and ID
get a Home.

NKTE ~illseli City 0ne time ~ persons a.
w vii build house OF the lot purchased. II re-
qured we villa furnish part Of the means necessary Ia
the ERECTION ofbuidns those whose means azs IN
sugseieni - complete their houses.
NcRERNAN A PirRcE,
.blt-sk~xu Real E-tarr Dsslsrs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

GRAND EXCURSION TO CINcINSArI-Over the
Indianapolis aud Cincinnati Railroad. on Friday.
June 10. 1863 The tram will leave the Union
DEPOT at : o'clock A VI precisely. and arrive At
Cincinnati at ~ NJ: returning. the train will
leave Cincinnati at O'Clock p. NJ Of the same
day Persons desiring TO remain over night in
the city can do so. Tickets will he good on any
of the regular trains next day. This will be an
excellent opportunity for citizens Of Indianapolis
to visit the Queen City of the West. either on
business or pleasure
Tickets. s. for the round rrip--to he bad at
bookstores and az the news stand in the Union
DEPOT Persons are requested TO procure tickets
before entering the cars. Iel4 d4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

TIVE DuxK ARDS AND rHE DRArr-The Dun
ksrds ut their Annual National Assembly. re
solved IN submit to the draft. and paw ont if any
of their number should be drawn the Society al.
vancing the money for those who unable to
raise IL themselves This IL better than the Indi
ana Quakers At the late draft Thew sheltered
themselves behind the constitutional scruple
clause-sought 10 have a sum named by which
they could purchase exemption. cavilled about
paving that afterwards. and finally escaped alto
gether. We have not heard what our Quakers
are about do this time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

why should buy eoIof
ANDES SSILAG
rHH woxpxRFUL GRAxuLHs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17

RAxpoIPa CoCxrY On Thursday evening
last the EnrollinE Commissioner of Franklin
s,owuship. in Randolph county. Aaron p. Steele.
had his fences torn down. and his crops throw n
out to he cattle aud hogs bv sumo of his disaf.
fecied neighbors Mr.. Steele had about com
rIe ell the enrolment of the township, but was
forced IN desist for time to save his crop He
IL satisfied the outrage perpetrated bv Re
puhlic,ns and not nv Democrats.
In Ward township. in the same county Mr.
Field. the Enrolling Commissioner. met with a
lively opposition from the women. hut escaped
without losing his ewes or much OF his hair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
Excitcmenttn Baltimore

BALTIMORE. June l6 There i. much excite
ment here. There are many rumors OF Reb,
cavalry having been seen at various points within
90 or so miles of this citv
Several of the old military organizations o
the city will be revived Immediately. and thei
ranks filed up by volunteers.
There are many military movements in pro
gress. and runors Of others. but they cannot
mentioned