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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

promoted TO Briaadier General, and ear
ly resigned his seat 10 Congress 70 aocepi
that position. / remember with what
mingled pride and regret Ne Of the regi-
ment hailed his promotion, feeling whils
we had lost . gallant, veteran Nomman.
der, the country had added another % hsr
higher and better officers. .-.
1 feel that l must now and here mako
the acknowledgement that up to : certain
memorable day in the history Of that 90
rious regiment, designated thu ssbrsYeat
OF the brave" BY one who seldom in
dulges IN usdeserved praise, il had no
greater prestige than that given Il BY a.
sociation with the name Of Col. Curtis.
and we cherished the hope that g he Nj
chosen the Vest as his laid Of labor, q
might again b under h CO.
will not follow him thsosxh his
months Of valuable service q commander
Of the camp q instrucsionas Bsstoo Bar
racks, and. Afterwards tAs Diatzict Of St.
Louis. Nota few regiments, drilled and
6ttsd out under his direction, can aats
tbsir war inspiration to The frst commaa-
der Of Benton Barracks.s
| Maj. Gea. Halleck succeeded % IL
command Of the DepartmeiA and soon
nftsr tho Army Of Tho HoathwAst Ms q.
Ganissd. No army corps q tas nilliap
soIdism a tho Union has indiyidnalised
itsslfas did tkst one in its Niasoaai nd
'Arkaasas campaign. In fact il H. the
only army which can claim to have seen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
ATTORN EY.
MEDICAL.
DIR. LudIuIn's Specific.
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

FgNHE Gonorrh9a, or commonly called Cisp,fs dis
II gushing malady, and is too We, known 70 require
any explanation IL il easy 90 be GOT but IL i difficult 10
get clear Of Ii is companion Nat few admire; per-
vsdes all classes OF socefy-bnfh male and female rich
and poor both marriedand single Although sOtrouble-
some in itself distressing and sometimes fatal
disease. the treatment Of which, has generally
worse than the disease itself The common
tire stneni Is first 10 deprive you Of all business: then
comes course Of stAryatiOii-livng bread tea
water Cruel or some Mind % slops you he bed,
cuppSd ieached. combined with ing medicines
Every few days the medicines changed: and after
months treatment ia this WY. which the pnt~nf
bearswth great fortitHde Tor fear he l. dis
charged discharges himself with irrtabls uretor
an enlargement 81 the snds
disease of the neck Of the bladder.
ThisSpecitc. which acts like charm. with few doses
on those diseases. ands quite and which
has cured thousands in New York. Philadelphia Bati-
more and many Of the southern cities. and
eectusl remedy, that makes rapid sndpemanenf cure.
ling, iumping OF over-sraning. This remedy L. un-
eqnaled By anything discovered for tho cure those
diseases J. extracted from plants and
fecily safe a. Il purely vege's. II contains no mer-
curry, that you expo-e yourself all kind Of
weather, without the ieSst danger from tn. medicine
And II you careful In wrapping up your Paste Won
will have taste smell from a. that you are not
deprived from going iu'oeompsny being detoctrdby
nearest friends.
This Is quack icns but remedy discovered md
used with Immense success BY regular physician and
recommended 20 the Unforfurs;e.
CAUTiON-None j. genuine without the signature Of
the proprietor, " r. Davidson around the box AIlin
Of trade marks will be prosecuisd with the
utmOstrigor offhe Law.
VIZ DAvIDSoN. Sole Proprietor.
fincinnst Ohio.
Sold By Druggistsgereraly. Jan2s-dsmis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

The Fort Wayne seutinss, OF recent date, ex-
presses the apprehension that the draft viii be
ordered and enforced In Indians, a. u vas in
New York. without any notification whatever 10
the public Ia advance. We learn from Official
sources that there has not yet been any order re
ceived for draft In this State II Il be true thA
the number spportioned 20 Indiana under the
pre-ent levy l. - 40. and that she Is to be cred
i'ed with her excess. on previous levies, Of some
1900. ne zee no necessity FOR The enforcement
OF the draft In this State for there can be but liz
tie doubt that our quota Of 7 900 can be easily
RAISED by volunteering. And what apology can
there he for draft. in any event. IL the Proc.
dent sud the War Department. correctly inform
the eouotry when they state that ibe peesens
forces in the field everywbers driving the
soemy to the vail,
Bus be this a. il may. IL a draft should be
dered 10 Indiana. We have every confidence that
Col BAxsA, the Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
erAl FOR the STATE ~ilI have il fairly. openly and
impartlaily conducted. We believe him TO be-
gentleman Of nice sense Of honor and integri-
ty. and incapable OF lending himself to any dis
honorable or partisan scheme in the discharge of
this duty. The highest obligation of every citi
zen Is obedience to Law. The consoript act ia a
Law Of the land. and while il remains upon the
statute book, like all other laws, it
must be obeyed. While We believe
the law unequal in some Of ia provisions and
contrary 70 the spirit Of the Constitution and our
institutions. obeience to il is far preferable than
by forcible resistance TO il to have precipitated
upon the country the evils of mobs. revolution.
or anarchy. The Constitution provides redress
for all unjust enactment, and for NAL admins
tration by those ia power. That remedy is the
ballot boz. To that arbi,er let the appeal be
made. and Ne have every confidence that an
honest people will hurI from power the men
whose imbecility has well nigh ruined the ooun-
try, and who have proven themselves incompe-
tent to wisely or safely administer the Govern
menf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

We publish this morning the address of Mr.
VALLAsDIGHAN. TO the people Of Ohio. accepting
the nomination foc Governor NJ one can read
the boid aud manls sentiments of the distinsuis
ed exile. so eoquently expressed. without feeling
indignant AZ the perpetrators of the great wrong
Mr.. VALLASDiGuAN has been guilty OF no crime
against the Government and his only ofense
that his judgment and conscience could not
approve the policy of the Administration He
may IN this have erred in judgment. but we be
liev~ him more true to the great principles OF
liberty and right. upon winch our republican gov
eminent is based. than sae mea who exiled him
because they had the power to do 90 Mr. LIN
ocLS said, We are making history" and the
men who boldly stand up for the rights of
the citizen. to secure which the fathers of the
Republic pledged their lives. their fortunes.
and their sacred honors," will have fame and a
name when those who trampled them under foot
viii only be remembered 10 be execrated.
The Chicago Times. in commenting upon the
address Of Mr.. VALLsSpIGHAN. remarks:
We print this morning the manly. lofty. and
feeling address of Mr.. Nallandie ham 10 the PEG
lie OF Ohio. Few viii read 10 whOse brows will
not mantle With Indignation that an American
citizen. and he an eminent scholar and statesman
aEd patriot. guilty only OF an excess OF devotion
to-hiS country should thus he wrOnged inSulted
and outraged. Few can read il without the
singing consciousness that every Democratic
CITIZEN J. wronged insulte,i and outraged in Mr.
Nslaqdigham's person The original proceed
iBgs against hum. utterly unwarranted in law
his Punishment BALI. mean. malicious usurFA
tion-the military order under which he WAS con.
yicied and sentenced has been dehed and spit
upon by the whole Democracy OF Ohio. and isto
DAY dead aud despised Mr.. Pugh, in his speech
before the Democratic State Convention at Co
lumbus. dehed il aud .pit upon Il with ten times
the contempt it had been treated oy Mr. Nalian
dghsm Mr Pugh = not arrested. None of the
hundred Others who have openly and boldly toll.
losei Mr. Pugh's example are arrested Why
does Mr. Naiandigham stll suffrrl What pet
~ mesnness malicious spite stimulates the
continued parsuit of him
Aud the pursuit Of him does not consist sim
ply ia his continued Punishment We have al
ready informed the public Of the government
intsrdict laid upon the transmission 10 Us 10y
telegraph Of his address % the people OF Ohio.
We have vet % inform the public that govern
ment interdics : LAID upon all telegraphic mes
sages from Mr. Nalandigham Messages from
him 10 his wife are suppressed Our reporter
whom We sent to Mr.. VallAndigham. when he
had been refused the telegraph tor the transmits
sion Of Mr.. Nallandi CHAINS address rcsoFted 20
the express, aud that was deuiei him. FROM the
tine that our reporter attempted % transmit the
address BY telegraph from Buffalo until he le
Detroit Tor this CITY, be was logged by goverIs
nent detective Had be placed copy Of the sd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
Repu bllcan Tactics.

The Republican papers and the Republican
leaders have but one idea since their advent into
power. and that is party success. Since the in
auguration of Mr.. LINCOLN, they have exhibited
naught but intense partisan malignity and bigot-
u. The whole power and resources Of the Gov.
eminent have been placed at their disposal for
the suppression Of the rebellion vet there never
has been day since March 4 1851, but they would
have taken more satisfaction in exhibiting their
hatred toward their political opponents and ma
-ligning their principles and motives by the use of
such terms a. TRAITORS "secessionists, - "cop
perheads. butternuts,'' &c, than anv
triumph over the Rebel armies. To day
We believe they would rejoice more over
the subjugation Of the Democratic party than in
snbdung the Rebel States in hostile array against
the Government. They preach in favor of the
abnegaton of parties while the nation ia
struggling for existence, but practicalIy not
move is made unless il will tend to the perpetua
ton of political power in their hands. MoRGAS's
raid has had one good effect. and that is to give
the lie to all the charges against the Democratic
party OF sympathy with the Rebels If the
Democratic party had any purpose of taking In.
diana ont OF the Union, or of establishing a
Northwestern Confederacy, or of uniting the
Northwestern States with the Southern Con
federacy. the raid of MORGAN would have pro
duced a nucleus around which they could have
gathered-s nucleus for the accomplishment Of
those designs Yet MORGAN. during his progress
through Indiana. found no sympathzers, unless
with such prints the Journal and abolitionists
VINO are IN favor of separation of the States
Notwithstanding the evidences which the Dem
ocracy gave while the enemy was within our
borders OF their patriotism and loyalty, the
silly slang Of "copperheads." "butternuts" and
"traitors" comes with increased vrulence from the
Republicans. Their whole object has been and
is to t"rce the Democracy into a false position.
but their utter failure % do - m ,kes them CRASH
Their tech with impotent rage The country
that is n the keeping OF such nest of corruption
can ex ect nothing else Lut trouble and disaster
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
The uoau. operandi of the Draft.

The following which has just been received
from the conscnption bureau. describes the exact
iorm aud manner of making the draft:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Provost Marshal Generals Office.
WAsHISGroS. ID. C. July 3, 1868
tcircalAr No. Al
INSTRUCTIONS RELATIVE TO MAKING THE pRAYr.
!. Provost Marshals will cause the name of
each person Of the first class enrolled, to be writ.
ten on card as soon as the enrollmen. lists are
completed. These cards must be uniform in
size, shape and color
III Inc cards are then to be assorted by sub
districts, verified by comparison with the enroll
ment lists. and placed in an envelope marked
With the number Of the SUB district and the nrm
Der OF cards contained in il, and sealed
III. After all the sub districts have been thus
prepared. all the envelopes will be put 10 one,
and sealed up and put away until the day Of the
daft
" On the day of the draft the Board of En-
rollment will open the enyeop in presence of any
who choose to attend. and take the envelop con
tanning the cards OF the first sub district. These
cards viii be counted as they are placed in the
box. and must agree with the number on the en-.
veiop. The box should be about one foot wide,
one foot deep. and one and halt long. with a
large enough to admit mans hand.
V. This being zone, the Commissioner will
announce that the draft for the first sub district
OF such district of such State, for so many men,
will commeRce
VI. The Provost Marshal or some trusty per-
son selected by him, will then lie b,indlolded
and draw from the box a single card, which be
will hand to the Commissioner. who will read
aloud the name on it, The clerk will imme-
dlateiy enter this name on a list previously pie
pared. opposite No / Thus the draft will con
tinue until the required number of names are
drawn, when the cards remaining in the box will
be taken out AMI counted. so as to verify the
whole Dumber originally put in
VII. Great care must he taken 10 enter the
names on the roll exactly in the order in which
thew are drawn
VIII The remaining sub districts will be pro
ceeded with in like manner
TX. As soon Ms practicable, persons drafted
wall be notified. JAS B Fry,
Provost Marshal General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

dress in the post Office for tran.mission no doubt
the mails would have been led bv official su
iA)rityl
such. fellow citizen. j. something Il The per
sccuuon Of Mr.. Nallsndiglsm b, tie partisan
DYNASTY AZ Washington such j. ssiarthug Of
the espionage. un.awlni =. IL u abpmiuablr. 20
which he aud every Ierson or interest cOnnscted
with him, is subjected I. there an example Tor
IL IN modern history Doesit no, capt climax
OF all the follies and crimes perpetraied by this
ADMINISTRATOR
IL Il especially FOR the people Of Ohio To resent
and punish these wrongs aud outrages IL i -
pecisily for the people Of Ohio IN this case 20 re
buke and repulse this malicious and sha meless
partisan dynasty - Washington. and vndcaie
their own manhood aud dignity and sovereignty
IL they shall not do H. they will deserve 20 1--we
forever under the basest partisan dynasty that has
e.er afflicted the face Of the earth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

TBUELow WKED's OPINION -Thu-low " eed
in recent letter. gives his opinion 10 the IN
citing cause Of the popular prejudice against ne
groes. Hs words gill bear republication:
There is cause. however, for the hatred of
the negro and the indignites u which be is sub
jected. that should be remembered and reproba-
ted The daily and offensive obtrusions of the
New York Tribune. with the too frequent and
even more offensive obtrusions oi W endell Phil
lips, feed and foster popular preudices against the
people of color"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
AUCTION NOTICE.
JAMES u. PRENTICE.

VN1ILL SELL By AUCTION, AT HIS WAREHOUSE.
w corner Of Raymond and wiliouxhbv street
Brooklyn. l. L. every Thursduy during the season.
the entire production OF has mandatory,
Of Fur and Wool Hat, Of every description 10 lots 70
suit purchasers.
In calling the attention Il The trade 10 the above
rDen the undersgned begs TO stat. tina; Ia ~.
saies for this tue principles that have char
acterzed those oftb- past will be strictly observed They
will only embrace his entire production but those on
other manufacturers Of well known reputation: tus
surng each varied and complete assortment Of STYLES
ads pted 90 the season
Orders vii be received from those not able to attend
and wili be hiled satisfactorily
The Hat will be prepared for inspection BY Catalogue
on he mornilg II the sale.
The entire oIefings will he sold viii out reserve
JAMES IL PRENTICE Auctione.r
BaooKLYS, July /. lss3
Consignneats Of Hats, Hatters' Trimmings aad straw
Goods solicited; and will be sold fsyorable terms
iulylS-lxtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

WHAT TIE RIor MEASs-Many people profess
10 discover deep significance in the riot Some
in il the plotting OF Southern emi~saries: 9TH
srs believe il 10 be the work Of political coaspit
ators Of various names Many more are Just A.
certain they see Romanism with kn,ie and torch.
thirsting for the blood of herelcs We are told
by Others that the original ins,igators have fed.
but thieves and rufians now fll up the ranks in
hope of plumber Reformers see war of the
poor agans, the rich, beokenng great civil
revolution. la truth, all these elements sire gen
orally engaged IN such riuts ~ this Where the
foundations of order are broken up. society be.
comes the prey TO ali kinds OF bad men. The
corrupt classes. political and moral. seek to fur
Their their own base purposes by taking advsn
tage of the prevailing disorder This is the ex
PLANTATION Of such a contrariety Of opinions in
z Journal Of Commerce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
suNpRIES.
FOR SALE:


500 doz. Glass Fruit jar:
1000 Gross Corks. all sizes:
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
500 doz. Brushes, of all kinds. sizes and
STYLES
so bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls. Linseed OIL: IIIE
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
90 bbls. Lubricating Oil;
SO bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
80 OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass I.iquorice, pure, for To-
bacconists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales SpongeS, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor OIL
8 tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Spts. Turpentine;
% bbls. Varnish;
Is bbls. Alcohol:
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale:
BY STEWART n MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No ~ East Washington Street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

- Some idea OF tie golden wealth Of Colo
RADIO Territory NAV be camel from the fact that
a single claim Of seventy fee, - capable OF pro
ducing. With the improved machinery now in
use. nearly halt million dollars worth VI gold
Der annum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
m ED,CAL.
"E DC Al.
DIR. JOHN BULL,
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
of the Nineteenth Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY con-
nccted with the history OF the Maera Medica Of the
United States more favoraby known a pioneer i'm
medical discovery, than that of JOHN BULL Of Louis
vile, ny. Ills nlmtable preparation OF Sarsaparilla has
long stood at the head Of the various compounds of that
valuable drug. His compound Pectoral of Wild Cherry
has become household word throughout the West and
South ana his Worm Lozenges in less than year after
their Introduction. attained reputation widespread
a the continent OF North America. Blu, the GROWING
glory his life remains to be attained in his latest
covery rather combination, for h. does not ella to
have been the d~coverer Of CEDRoN which the basis
OF the btterS offered the public That honor be-
longs TO the native inhabitants oi Central America to
whom is virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years Armed with IT, the Indian bids defiance
to the most deadly maiira and handles without f. the
most venomous serpents II j. belief with them that
while there breath left in the body the Cedron potent
cure, matter what tie disease may be-
While Dr. Bull prepared TO indorse this extrava-
giant pretenon, be j. nevertheless satt from thor
that, remedy and preventive diseases arising
from exposure either to changes of weather and climate
TO the miasmatic influences Il stands without rival
and justly deserves the reputation il has long enjoyed
in Central America and the West indies. In
ED " - II. nc
and its attendant train Of symptoms IL like
charm Than medicine. There is nothing i'm the whole
range of the Matera Medica that for moment bear
comparison with it in this disease
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found in
the eleventh edition Of the u s. Dspenssory pages 1887
aud 1855.
series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has just been brought successful
termination, and h is enabled offer to the public
acombinaan of Cedron with other improved tones. the
whole preserved in the best quality of copper distilled
Bourbon whisky which lac j. confident has no equal in
the world
lie hit furnish volume Of certificates but the pub-
lie have bong since learned TO estimate such things at
their true value The safest plan for every
for himself the virtues OF q medicine Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

WHAT HALLEcK Is COOP FoR Wendell Phil
lips, in his Grafton tie Fourth of July, de-
clared that Halieck had nothing TO commend
him TO the Government but his hatred of Nc
Clelan "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21

A THE AMERICAN DISPENSARY WE TREAT RI
"A new method, and with the happiesi results Pro
LGpsHs ltsr failing Of the womb LdRcerdfio Tzcer.
pfion Luchsrrhef, whites) 4 mary and all other dis
eases to which the american F.Ta0le peculiar
liable, Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors feDGe Sgrin0es This instrument should
be used by every IN the land for purpose
cleanliness, comfort, heaifh, Dc free recep,
oil stamp copy Of our Private Letter Married Ladies
on health. DE- The Doctors ceLstr,ffsd fsvaie pis
fresh from The Bspensary Teyg g0od In simple dis
eases, Irregularities. DC. Price Sl sent BY mail
At the american DsDeEsrry also tire at scffAour
mercury, and with never falling success Vensrf0 or
what the quacks call prrste diseases Shss
in al its stages, Gonorrhea, elect Structure Hydrocele
Circocele Varcocse. Carsocele SperBstoriea Seminal
weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual DEBILITY, I'm
potency, aud effects 81 selfabuse The last six are
trested Of In private letter which We send free on
receipt Of stamp
he experience Of the Surgeon in charge OF this de-
psrtment " some Of the best Hospitas IN Europe and
New York City, enables him patients scienthcAl-
ly and restore them speedily
those living at distance csn communicate by letter
so be treated at their homes In urgent cases s5
or slo and receive me icfnes
ConSuliaiiOl free and confidential Room No. 74H
East Washington Street, Indianapolis P. o. Box 1854.
scr9-diy -~l2t lam
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RON BITTERS

one trial, and you will never any others.
Is not necessary to publish long Inst Of diseases for
waich the Cedron Btters specific.
In all diseases OF the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
LIVER
In all affections the BRAIN depending upon derange-
menf of the Stomach Bowels;
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
destined TO supersede all other remedies II not
only cures all these diseases hut II prevents them.
wine glass full IL the Btters taken hopr before
each meal will obvaie the i'll effects Of the most un-
healthy climate and the person taking against
diSea>" under the most trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists and Gr,cerS generally
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office. Fifth street Louis.
vile, Ky. jy20- d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-21
WANTED.
A SMALL FARM WANTED.

II Forty Fifty Acres With pretty good Improvement
and shoald like 20 have "a convenient station on
some Railroad leading from Indianapolis Any hav-
inx such place for sale viii please address In
anapols. giving fan descriptions with lowest cash pric
june2s-wsw J III. o6IBsBf.
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NOTICE.

H ANING PURCHASED OF GRO. ". HALVES TIE
entire stock oi sceis at 40 } North Illinois street
an aufhorzed ~ collect al bills Que the late firm q
staTins Co., and vii pay the Indebtedness Of said
trm J. sTARLINs;
lalyi7-dlw
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DIE D.
DRY GOODS.

DRAPIER-In South Bend, Indiana, Thursday, July l.
1858, Eddie. infant sonof W. H. and Sarah C. DRAPER