Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-23
>tate Items.

Captain Charles A. Naylor, of LAFAYETTE
died Tuesday last, from a severe wound in tn
ankle oc>asioned by fall from a dray some tire
months since. The limb was amputated the da
previous. Captain NaylOr was for several year
Prosecutor of the Circuit Court for that District
aud for four years Auditor Of Tippecanoo county
He recruited the 9th Indiana battery i'm m
spring of 1862. and served honorably in the Viz
ginia campaign under General Pore He was
good citizen and discharged every public trus
faithfully
--CRAwFoRD CoUYrY-In proportion to IL
population, Crawford county has sent more mer
TO the present war than aQy other county in Ind
ana. And vet when called upon for men in III,
late Morgan raid, nearly five hundred of It's cti
zens responded to the call. Glorious little Craw
fordl What proud record has il made in th
war for the Union y. A. Ledger.
-BAsESEss While the Rebel Morgan wa
passing through village in the northwest par
Of Harrison county some of the gang went TO i
we'll known citizen and demanded six hundred
dollars. There being no help for the matter. I'll,
six hundred dollars were given in greeutacks
The Rebel then said he wanted six hundred dol
lars in gold. which he had been told by n citizen
OF the place was in possession of the man he was
robDGg The six hundred dollars was OF course
drawn rom its hiding place and handed over {,
the freebooter Thus was worthy man robbed
oftwelve hundred dollars through the basenes.
OF neghbor and fellow citizen Who can coir
n word sufficiently strong to characterize such AN
act Of iniamyI
The Brookvie Democrat contains the fol
lowing Abolition vandalism:
~. II, f..,
specimens Of Abotionis,s. and under the follow.
ing circumstances
The raid o.. John Morgan had excited the PEG
pie. Democrats aud Republicans were united MS
Que man Ia the determination to give the free
booter a warm reception Citizens OF neiphbor
Ing counties ire >pective of party. had arrived NJ
Rockville To lend helping hand All the
houses OF our citizens were converted into tav
crns for the accommodation of our friends from
abroad. Political distinctions aere unknown
All was harmony and good feeling and every
effort made 20 treat from those abroad with the
respect and comfort decent men are entitled to.
ln the evening, just after the mounted infantry
from Fayette county had been " supper. n com
pany arrived IN town the Venice pike and
word was gwen that they would Toe distributed 60
partak0 OF the Inequalities of the people They
had not di-mounted. however. before their val
iaht color bearer produced as trOphy.
What he denominated secession flag.
AMI boosted ct having compelled Democrat in
OHIO "a cut down the pole from which il huaied
IA order they might capture IT, and To nston-h
the people he unrolled a streamer OF the usual
"red, White and blue. on which was printed the
words " ilnndigham and Pugh"-the names of
the Democratic candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor of Ohio The moment the
strcamer was unlureI and exhibited. the vision
OF a warm supper departed. except in the haunt
OF some things a. dirty as these filthy creatures
themselves. IL was an act which called for and
received the condemnation of every Democrat
and decent Republican in town. Thus Abolition
band had h,d the meanuess 10 attack and DESTROY
a national hig. while IT, owner and his ni.hhors
were absent IN pursuit Of the Rebel chieftain.
then DESTROYING the property OF citizens of Ohio
l. J. their STYLE OF patriotism We are told they
hail from Rush county We hope they are i'm
posters and do not live there, for they are dis
grace TO any State Of the Union as il i or was.
North or South