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West Virginia rs a state.

The President. in his last requlsitiOn for lOO,-
600 troops for the emergency brought on bN Lee :
aggressive movement, fxed the quota for West
Virginia at 10000. We find in the Wheeling
lntelligencer. of recent date. article com
planning Of the extent of this lew, in which oc-
ours The following sentences:
The first thing that will strike every one IS.
that the draft on West Virginia is largely dispro-
portionate to our resources. Less than halt the
territory Of West Virginia can be reached by our
authorities. Whenever 90 south OF the line
OF the Northwestern Virginia railroad we shall
find but few counties, If any. in which Graft can
be executed to do any good. So that practically.
il must fall on the population of some dozen
counties of the Northwest"
No better confession than shis could be asked
OF the bogus character of the new State move
ments in Virginia St Louis Republican.
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For the Indiana State Sentinel
The Irish Regiment and Ex.Captain
Dunn.
Madison. INp. June 21. lS63

MADISON. IND, June 81 1868
EDITOR SENTINEL: Ny attention has Just been
called by friend to a communication in your pa
per of the 25th inst, signed by exCaptain John
p Dunn
As Dunn left the service under charges affect
ing his character officer and soldier-that is
to say. for deserving his command within sound
of the enemy's guns and absenting himself for
months without the proper leave, cannot take
any notice of him or his communication further
than TO remark that no matter what ISLANDERS NAV
be issued against her by disqraced officers that OF
cOpardi1e in the face Of The enemy is not one Of
Mfm.
If | should boast of having served twenty two
months in the army, | would he sure ! could
prove at least halt of that time was with my
command
have turnel Dlnn's commune ,tion over to
the tender mercns of le officers nv regiment
He may expect from them reply that will give
him more than all the notorietv he ambitiousy
seeks. B F MULLEN.
Col. 1t Irish. 35th Ind. Vol.
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FoUNpnIEs.
THE HOOsIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING CoxrLFTED oUR FOUNDRY. We ARP
nov pr-pared 20 r~crvs and sausf.rferilr eneeut>
ofnffs ief stores AM castnxn rsnsraiy The senio
partner has Just returned from the Fasf where he n
procured the most desirable ard perfect fof cook
and pAtor lntrouce rsafhs q. wsesp<
ciay inve the aftention a ~haesals eve assl~rs a.
this branch q cur business with reQussfh they wif
give Ne cali Cur other wcrk vii suhracs lron fronts
and columns tshich desire b make prominent fes-
ture IN manufacturs railing and NH esstlnr
mills and kettles house work such ventiafors
dow cap ss and hogw~sFr fat evcrvihiar pFofnced
10 iron foundry We respectfully snlict patronage.
snd only promise What veil and promptly pr
form.
once and Foundry los soash Dsla~are street. sdjon-
ing Indianapolis and Clnrnnaf and Indiana Central
Freight Depots, Indians polls Indiana
myls. cor. LoRpx PECK.
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WnAr GES. MuFLIS SAIp-When General
Washington delivered up his commission 10 Con
gress. then sitting at Annapolis. Gen. Mfiin. the
President. in the course Of the eloquent remarks
be addressed IN the returning hero said: You
have conducted the great military contest with
wisdom and fortstude. invariably regarding the
rights Of the civil power. through all disasters
aud changes"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-29

Coxpfrfox OF Abrams ~ PESNsTLvAsiA--"THE
CONVENIENT" CANNOT HEIF THAT SrArr, Bet
TgLLs HR TO DagESD HERsIiF l'tSNsYL.
wanna DEFESDHD SoLrLY ny NAV lonK ASp
Nav JrRsEY-THE CHICAGO TmEs sur
raDsKD" ~ rHE MIpDLE DEPARTMENT.
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NOTICE
PROPOSALS.
BRIDGE LETTING

term, 1853, of tile Board of Commissioners of Mad-
County Indiana, then and there ordered by
said Boa that Br'ge be built across White River at
Anderson, upon the Howe Plan"
Plans and pecicatiors of SAT- work, TO wit the stone
work. carpenter work. plan of the Bridge be had
the Auditors Office of said County, from the 18th to
the 10th of July during which time and at which
place scaled proposals will be received for the stone work
and the building of said Bridge which will be let TO the
lowest responsible bidder said 9Th day OF July.
Said Commissioners the OF separating the
bids for the work and that of the carpenter work.
Done by order Of the Board.
JOS SIGLER.
Auitor of Madison County.
Anderson, June %, 1853. june23 -d2w
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FOR SALE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL SELL AT
~ Private Sale the following Real Estate, 20 wit:
All that part of the South west quarter of Section s.
Town Is Range T. in Marion County, Indiana. lying
of indianapolis. bounded south by extension Of Mar
ke street north extension sf Ohio street by
the land Of Isaac " Pbipps and west by the land Of
Winston p and Mary Noble, about eight VIII
be sold in body in such parts suit purchasers
One fifth cash in hand. the balance in /. ., and
years with interest payable annually secured by
without relief, and mortgag, on the premises sold.
DORMAN y. DAVIDSON,
june23-d6t Guardian, DC.
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AGENT WANTED.
Splendid Photographic Picture Of the
Death of Gen. Lyon.

XN7ANTED-A responsible person 20 undertake the
w Agency for the sale Of the above IN "a. state Of
Indiana This the mos; popular work before the
public. and commands large sae size n by 10 Tn.
publishers are prepared let the State by counties or
70 close with responsible person the
OF The state entire. Large Of mo,ey are being
realized BY agents For terms AMI particulars .d.r-xs
JOHN b WHITEHEAD. Publishers Agent, Boz sels,
fostoiice, ST. Louis No -i,9e-da
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WANT
GUARDIANS SALE.
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

rHNHE undersigned in pursuance with order OF the
il Common Pleas Court Of Marion County. made az
the June term, In the lss3 will the 10th cay u
July. IN the year 1853 SELL for the highest and price
be the following real estate situated Indiana
polls Marion county, belonging 20 Kate r. and Jenny
ked-that ) - parts Of lots IL and Is square
bounded follows: Commencing at 4 point on East
street hundred and ten feet from the souheat
Of laid square lsl) thence running nouh along East
street 20 feet 70 alley thence west along said alley one
hundred and one feet l0), thence south 20 feet thence
east one hundred and feet 20 the place q beginning
with all the impFoy Ths property be sold
for less than - To0 that being the appraised value
thereof.
The of sale will be oneihrd cash IN hand on day
Of sale the residue Ia two equal payments IN and
two years, with interest secured by mortgage on the
premises. The title i beyond any question
Je24d4wtd JOHN w. REID. Guardian, Ac.
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A IL KINDS OF GROCERIEs CONSTANTLY AR
N IRVING aud for sale a. the lowest possible prices
RUGEH a. JANCON.
June20-d&v
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AMUsE EN- ENTS.

Mr. l. ". nv. Mr. J. q. Ashrner. Mr. Frank r. Denny.
Mr.. Hattie Ashner aud Miss Kate Fletcher have all
volunteered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

Cessiouists think il no harm TO take this
oath, from motives Of policy, aud that thew
dc not recognise in 1t any moral oblipa.
siohsl It4eens to me were I ID authority.
4 should otfer TO them moro rational aud
practical test Of their 10 saity, ana when.
eVer,they got ready to teorgadfze civil 16y-
ernment under ths restored government of
Virginia, and the authority Of the United
States, should consider them Entitled to
the immunitles Of citizens, and would lei
supplies come to them; but until that time.
l should consider aud treat then, as enc.
mics and should let them have nothing
except what a common humanity accoris
TO an enemy, merely enough To Keep the
women aud childten, the decFepid and
aged, from starving. to death. II this pol
icy should be adopted, You would see
the restored government rapidly extending
its boundaries. | find that In this town.
notwithstanding all that has been written
to the contrary, there is a strong loyal ele-
ment, and in the country am told by loyal
men, clVzens Of intelligence, that about
half Interpretation of the county would be
our arms. '- 5'aflitE
THERE'S much more disloyalty 10 Wiuches-
ter and vicinity than there is about Moore.
field 10 proportion 10 The population. At
the former place there are fewee Door peo.
ple5and fewer in middliug circufnstances.-
The great mass of the population is wealthy
and aristocratic, and bitterly seaSsb. They
are sharp however on the ubiect of money,
and greatly prefer green backs to secesh
funds. They nre moreover ever ready to
get up bills against the Government. One
OF these presented certified account to
Col. Harris for his signature which be got
accompanied by the remark endorsed uponit
that the holder was a bitter and implacabie
rebel and a wealthy man and ought. 10 give
thtsaud a great deal more to tie Govern
ment for the good it did him before the
war. f.
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neeF corps under Lieuts. Roberts, Bradley
and Hall has, just finished putting up telc,
graph poles eE., between this place and Mar
tlns ~ so'nrg So you see it won't be long till
mere will be telegraph line up, which is
The pioneer corps is an institution"
gotten gotten up by Gen, Oluseret, and it seems
.sI Mke an lmposstbtlity to get along without
The officers of the pioneer corps, and all
western Virginia boys are in their proper
You must excuse length and errors.
Tours, UNcAs.
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OFFICE North. east corner Of MonrsS and Fourth
streets, opposite the Court HouGO.
-.nHlH-fE =. a :
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LHktFaet .foa Ietter % the nn,lI. rl.lal

HH
Thi" battle (Antietau) has been tho most sanKut
nary Of the war, and tho only ono fought with visible
design aud upon military principles. The arrange
ment OF our corpE-the overlooking position of the
commanding GenerAl-ths sending into action the
r'Sht and tho lCIt diVisonI-thO closing up Of the
centre' aud hnal succeSs-excitss bowiderinE admi-
ration and carries the mind to the great fields OF
AusterlitZ and Wagranl, Eonght by Nspolsop or All,
this have spoken. The hsar. history UE such a con-
Met purchased by tho life bleod Of twenty thou
sand men, must be found iu the hospitals War hs.
Its glories-but 1t hna its ten thousand demons in
these human tortures, that make the syo-bals ache
Tue heart b!ecd-the lips palsy, and tho brain rce-
Ihe sight is at frst positively uncomfortable. The
Me'blood Of somo is still triCling away in silent
cAimneEs-whilo the discovered limbs and rpaDine
brain OF others giTe rise to sounds God grant nsv
not again witness.
But y' mothers who here seek n son-or wives a
hu'banh-Or sisters brOthsr--or sons \ father
know and be cOnsOIOd that eYeu hero ;ho hand q,
mercy Is Fntchfu and better care il bestowed upon
your loved ones than might at first seem po.,ble-
1t was in the hospital where rested the gallant Hook
er, that learned the history of those mythical
words 80 often sOsn and 70 little understood as T.
lS6o-X." Anything allevia,inS tho sufferinrs and
saving the lives of our soldiers, Is national bless,
ing. witnessed SOme Astonishing results from this
article.
1t is well known the effect of burnt gunpowder and
excitement is thirst which added to tho loss of blood
in the wounded, rates the nsccs.ity of rcvviD.
atmulant. In this particular hospital. tho physi
clans were allowing their patients to drink rlaDtn-
lion Bitters' otherwise called s. T-1sso-X, and al
Though the wounded NEST numerous here-,hi.
division having opensd The fight Mt in the morning
the men werS mostly composed and there wasvery
little faintins. Tho article acts upon tho stomach
and nerves in a most incomprehousible manuer, sp.
Perior to brandy, and without stupofyur
reaction 1t orignatedin the West Iudlea, eonposed
Of the celebrated CalsayN Bark Roots, herbs. &c;
all preserved in st. Croix Rum-thc g. T.-1s6o-x
being secre: ingredient, rot yet revealed to the
public. 1t Is principally recommended for want Of
appetite, disorderCd liver intermittent re1ers ,tom
aehic difficulties, &C. understand it was somewhat
k.own in the sOuthcrn States previous TO the war
and it appears agent of Jefferson Davis recently
applied to the rropdstors for the privilege to make
it for hospital Purposos during tho war, to which
they niado tho following reply:
A. NRw YORK, Ian 1C.b, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

Iso. ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS OF BoUN.
n TY BACK PAY, PENSI0NS,I WAR CLAIMS
and CLAIMS OF INDEMNITY for
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Pennsylvania Insurance Co.
OF PITTSBURGH, Pa.

J'Hs above Companies Asviugappointod the under
s.;aei ;heir Agent for Wheeling, and vicinity,
F5c -s4gz;fully solicit she patronage OF the public
.dCimp.aies are well known to be rst clAss oficeS
Takes rI' At ths Lowest rates on buildings Of All
i4ais Sis.uhoats, FGrn ture. Merchandise, and
4.a,t Al! the perilS oft7e Rivers md Seas.
A.. 5ssssPTonpIly sdinIte3.
n. c. ARTHUR, Agt.
ts.il Once overt the Bank OF Wheeling.
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RHoLRsALR / RETAIL.
JOHN It, LAKIN,

iuccessor to Wheeler 4 LakIn.l
NJ RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED YoR
"a setton on ThurSday, March 29th, new
"ieeted assortment Of
,lol Cassimeres and Vestingsl
l 1:2 s11 a12lete assortment Of fGENTLBNEN'BFUR
ISu III GOODS,
Ems OF the old arm, and the public In gem
FL 1peetfully invited to call and examine my
!, ~; making their purchases As intend seIl-
al prOdts to cash and prompt purehaSefn
=, p the patronage bestowed upon tho old
-, 1t a Continuance Of the same for the new
AOi.nt. JOHN 7. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
M IO2 Main Il =. Wheeling, Va.
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GENTS LARGE sITAW.Ls.7 7TT5z
A LARGE stock OF extra heavy sha,sls fur .r.v.,,
IA ing just openo daS - ''' u -
deoS IS. RHODES. stf.
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We remain,
Very resncctfully yourS,
2, H. DRAKE&C

These gentlemen give the history of certain tDrrs.
dlents ofthetr article for two huudred years
showing that through all changes OF tho medical
profession and its practitioners, strength, compo
sure and cheeIfulness have been derived from these
sonrc:'. Dr. Woods in the Washington Hospitals In
formed me that ono patient was fast sinking und
crazy and had not sep, an hour for two weeks uD,i
the Plantation Bitters came to his knowledge, when
ono days trial gave him nights rest, and he was
no" fast recovering 1 am surprised our Govern
ment has not squAlcd Jefferson Davis in energy and
adopted this Invaluable article iu all our hospitals
the weak soldiers cling to it like brother. Asa
lay member, can bear witness 1T is good to taker
and affords more energy aud life than anything
ever tried. Success to the Plantation Bitsers.
But have dlgrsssed. In my next shall speak of
gathering in tho wounded, burytng tho dead, SC.
dee2o-Sodlm NIO0DEMus.
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ago to nearly $4,000 900, has been almos;
entirely funded in what is called Fourth
Mortgage bonds, or has been paid Off
win the present prospects of business, to-
ðer with the new arrangement with The
Fort wayne Railroad, by which all con
hlct'ng interests have been harmonized,
th's road will earn ten per cent. on it's stock
during the ensuing Year.n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-09

DEAR sIR-In reply to your communication. offer.
lnE US ''Fhty Thousand dollars fer the receips and
Iai purposes during the war;" We beg u say, Vnnr
pries IL q beEal one considering it would cost us
no'n'hg 10 comply, and that otherwise we
no revenue from the Southern States. hnt vir ',
duties TO our Government and ideas Of conssten
ey wouId not allow us to entertain it, although IL
guided followers. v 'V'' "'''
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INSURAN NC E
4 SETS i

CASH. on hand asi deposited on call,
Tad in Agents S2Tl,lSo 81
.RINk STOCK 5 IN Nss Yor.. Hartford,
-osscu s.. Louis, Philadelphia, and
otber places SO6s662 %
.rytTED STATES anl STA TE STOCKS,
S.. York, Ohio, Hentueky, Tennes-
.ee Missouri Michigan, luiiAnA....... i73,525 90
.rIiY STOuKS, Hartford koehestor,
srs5klyn jersey City, New York. 10000 %
gtlLROAD STOCKS, Hartford and
issa. 10000 90
uJKTIAGE BONpS.........,-............... $4,000 "
RIAL EST TIE. U inonnbered.......... S0,i7T 20
NI.C .CELLANEOUS iTEAS--..--..........- 1850 90
BILLS RECEIVABLE...,. s,O9l 90
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olevoland. ana PIltsburgh Railroad.

Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
The New York Evcning Post, in speak
ing of the prospects of this road, says:
We notice very large transactions 10 the
stock of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad 1t is reported that a certain
clique is selling out, while another equally
strong is buying, with the intention of
putting the stock at seyeuty-6ye. How
ever that may be, the stock is very low,
when We take into consideration the enor-
nous earnings of the road. AT the au-
nual meeting to be held at Cleveland, on
January 7th, we understand that the Di-
rectors will show the gross e.irnings 10
amount to Sl,45O,CoO. After paying
interest on all their mortgage bonds, aud
their rent to the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, the net amount left
on hand will be about S345, 900, or eight
and a halfp cent on the stock. The I'M.
settled Indebtedness, amounting, two years
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9atlgg Fll1gFufrr.
NIRhms or ApVRRTIpINa.
rWSLVE SOLID LINRB oP NoMPAaErI, Ia osR I,r. On
a.r LESS, NAXE SoUARB.

S9-SPEciAL NoTIeES Double the above rates.
early Advertising on reasonable terras, nooar
ang to the space occupied and the ehanSeS
All Observation-Disclosures trau5ieat persons or stranv
ers. to be paid for in ddudmoe.
business Cards not exceeding iTe lines SO Dor year
OF g for aH months, but for shorter period nofhn1
Will be counted lcss than \ square i"s
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited 70
mo Advertisers own Immediate business: and nj
aoTsrtwements for the benefit OF other PRISONS AZ
Eell .! all legal advertisements, and advertisements
81 auction sales and real estate sent In by thom muSS
bAdVertisen'ents not accompanied with vritte,
directions. will be inserted uut forbid and obnrySd
accordingly. '-''' '""i sSu
Notices for Political Meetings to bO charged in an
Marriages, Goticesof Funerals, and Annonesments
OF sermons. 30 eentS eaeh nonVIS ;S1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

The events Of the they developed viii DO
faithfully gwen that the public may be advised as'o
~ progress results Of battles. the condition q the
coneudug armies and all that Affects the great struggle,
home and abroad Cor the overthrow Of the Rebellion
In addition. the >saf.a.f viii contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of The day. CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
ITFMs. the reports Of the NEW YORK aud GIN
CiNNATl GENERAL aud cATTLk Markets, the con-
dItion of the MONEY an STOCK MARKETS. IN word.
IL will be the - the froretors Of the nfioi 10
give IT, columns an ineres, TO- all classes Of reader. and
such information will be especially adapted to the
well being of the citizens Of Indiana.
The Snfia,l will continue 10 represent and stand by
the regular organizations the Democratic party. State
and NATIONAL sustain the principles and policy they shall
avow. and support the candidates they may nominate
We have agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow IL. We there ore ask Democratic
fendsall Who desire the Il sound principles
20 aid In the extension % the circulation Of the nf.a
Daily and Weekly until they shall lsa-t reach every
Democratic fanil, IA udisns. The press Is most I'M
portant directing Alright the public mind, aud all
that needed give the cmccrafie party PEE msnent
rule Is the enlightenment II the people 10 its princi-
plies AMI policy IL shall be- atm. with all the ability
possess faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
and measures. for believe that In doing we best
promote the true interests Of the country.
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Sole Proprietor AMI Manufacturer % the Hard Rubber
Truss, nplcr Wg's & Gsrlycars Patents.
The lllri lt.'~r Truss "a unitc anl superior To all
othc IN the fall,4g respects: VIII never break, rust
cnac. epil or i.-t"r. 20 made sn lilsr; VIII
" rft Il y'ar-' standing dos nd press inure
the cor.l. AMI i always clean and g'nrl rs nov.
Patics can he accurately fitted 10y ssnling size In
Inches around billy In ne II ri'ure.
Egrlgt Nces IS in sa'ri RI, others - Tie fol-
lowing only Offered. rrnf, Mft. tafrnclran. and
Parker. N'w YORK: rrofS. t;'.ari anl Arw. I1dadel
it. Dr. r. Jnli~n; Surgeon 'irnrral bureau, Wash
ugion. rrufs l,ran,rl. frrcr. Ea indr,ws, and la
Wis Chra,,i: pr. Mnlcuit, MlwrtAte, Wi>
Mtun0,ci lrrr AMI hTcr in Slrsil,i.r Traces Ahdom-
inal supporters, SIX a'd Cotton Elastic Siokings for
ytricoss ,,ins, sngrnsfy ianltgrS. &C.. &c
IN. WILLOWS PhTINT ARTIFICIAL ift;. man
featured 10y c. Stafford, has MANY advantages all
others and evidence II such IL las rrrci,e the
FIRST premiums ~ the United STATES Fairs under the
animation of Ia, iesi surgeons IN country. It's
tun Is received fr,am rnlisr cor. (Which will
break giving II great preference over The spiral spring
uSetl In oihr limls
Send stamp or pamphlet. Post Office Box s3sS.
ne2s" For sale by all Druggists. novl4'62-d 3m
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The sentinel for 1903.

Ihk governmental and political questions a the
coming year VII have absorbing Interest for e-ry
ehen We are engaged IN xigrntic civil vsr. the re-
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change IN Ne Institutions psinpis- uper which he
Government Wa founded. snd shs destruction - the
liberty and rights q the cisissn. sasA .. ne
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