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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

s@TuH agaTE.EAaEa AxIST REAkA-
ana raAr ID rHB FfRsr fEAA OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION.
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFeRA AND RE-
TRESCHMENT, THERE Is NDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
EAssp 4zaAg sosGRonY has PLNs-
DsRgD TrTK PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH In THAT SINGLE YEAR
AZ MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERNMENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATIos WHICH THE PEOPLE
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or TTs 0oRRUpTiUN." - ~" $50
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

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VIM. w ard. 81.
ARGMTECT AND SOWfT0 0n
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20
From the Cincinnati Price Current, March Is
Financial and Comm rciaI Su an ry
for the past Week

The mark't for gold, which influences and
regulates the business OF the country continues
unsettled. and The rates fiuctuate from hour to
bur and day TO das, in manner pecuiiarly
hirrasSlng To the entire community The specu
latlve business in gold since the late great
decline. has been greatly diminished and opera
tors are more tmd and rautious The curtail
ment Is caused by the banks calling in loans.
which was done during the last week 10 the
extent of over 50 ,0OO 900
Rumors that Mr. Chase visited New York TO
negotiate loan of 100000, 600. and that
SI0O. 300 OF .osn had been taken by Euro
pean capitalists. have been circulated within the
week throughout the country AMI tended greatly
TO increase the tiuctuaiions in the price OF gold.
those who now speculate IN il for a rise are
very easily alarmed. On Monday there was a.
second stampede. and rates declined in the fore
noon las per cent. but again the market be
came trmer, and part OF the decline was recov
cred.
yesterday il was steady AT I5J, but with moth
ing TO indicate whether the next move would be
up or down. Mr. Chase has beea IN New York
On business connected with his department, which
has led 10 a large amount OF snrm'se-; but none
are probably aware OF his true motive TIE fsx
facts connected will the visit would point % an
examination oi the prospects of selling Govern
ment bonds Al par or nearly so. and that he found
this wss not probable. snd that the result has
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20
Meeting Of the Democracy of warren
County.

Pursuant to previous notice a large and enthu
siastic meeting of the Democracy OF Warren
county was held in Independence on Saturday
the 7th inst The meeting called to order
b. Timothy Clawson. ECO. and on his motion,
j Yeager WAS elected President Isaac Ev
ans and ] W McMullen were chosen Secre,a
rieS.
The President on taking the chair. stated that
the meeting had been called Toe emlHently pairi
otic purposes This was truly perilous hour
The occasion ought to call forth the courage and
patriotism OF a united people.
He then introduced JaIIes McCabe, Esq as
the sneaker who would address the meeting Mr.
McC-be proceeded 10 address the meeting Hl>
speech Was well received, and made good lm
preston.
At the conclusion of the speaking the follow
ing resolutions were reported and adopted
ksso{red l. That the United states are A conf.tsracv
OF Sta es eoe 4Ga IN sovereignty aud political power in
dep nden IN the several organizations and reservinC TO
Zach all nights not granted 10y the uton 10 the Cen
trial Government.
>. That while. citizens OF Warren county We as.rrt
.ur devotion 10 the Con~;tutdn ant The Union and VII
hereafter, We have heretofore support with real and
emery he Ma onal anthoFilie> "a full
exercise OF their powers deliberately avow that the
notres OF the people menaced by Cong, SIGNAL and
fecersi usarpatons and only be preserved BY the
energetic ALTON OF state authority: ard deter
hned 70 maintain the honor Of State and the rights
of hes people.
s. Thai while den0g zee the ere>y Of secession as
undetendei and Gnwarraaged ~ the Constitutions
eonfdenty assert that whatever heretofore NAV have
been he opinion q eur eonntryslen the time has
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20

We publish the following report OF a special
committee of the House of Representatives on
the conduct of the hospitals in this city as an
article OF interest to the general reader. and
especially TO those interested in the treatment of
our soldiers:
Mr.. FERRIS submitted the following report:
Mr. Speaker. the special committee appointed
To visit the hospitals IN and about the city ol
Imdi annapolis where the sick and wounded soldiers
are taken care OF, have performed that duty, and
would respectfully submit the following report:
The committee found the different hospitals
under the CHI ,xge OF Doctors John NJ Kitchen
and p II. jameson. and the committee take
pleasure IN saying that under the mausgemcn of
these gentlemen the accommoda tons for the sick
and wounded soldiers perfection As il
IL possible they could be made with the means al
their disposal.
Receiving Hospital. under the immediate care of
Dr. Jameson. Except Camp Morton.l where the
sick Of each regiment are reported every morn
ing, and each severe case IS at once sent tn the
General Hospital. but very many are en-
tirey treated at these receiving hospitals.
AT Noble Barracks there about 500 artille
rymen. At the Camp Hospital an average of 81
are reported sick each morning. but few of which
to the General Hospital tor the reason
above given
The Hospital register shows lis sick received
since November % 1862
At Camp Carrlngton there are about 700 men.
and Tor several the morning repurt OF the SICK
showssu average of 1. which indicates that az
present the soldiers ut that camp enjoy universal
good health.
AT the City Barracks or Soldiers Home there
are about 2Oo men OF different regiments zoe
sides the Hour companies constituting the Provost
Cuard ms y called the ConvaleScent Bar.
RACKS, pltce where conv descent soldiers STAY
until they are able 10 return 10 their reyime,,,s
and = also point where soldiers passing through
the ct'y To and from their regiments make 10 their
home Some % or 10 leave this place daily, aud
TIER places are filled With a many new arrivals
The accommodations there are sufficient To feed
an entire regiment NJ once. II necessary
At each OF these camps Medical Stewards and
attendants. selected from the rank anu tile of the
army. are found. Who have good know edge of
medicine, and Who the more readily appreciate the
wants aud necessities OF the sick soldiers
The committee could but notice the kind at
tentloH and sentlenany department. of these
stewsrsis aud attendants. a attestei bv the sick
and the mention OF their names in this report
would he pleasure TO the committee but lest an
uninienional omission of some mig hl do injustice
we have omitted IT,
Another feature noticed at these hospitals WAS
the air OF nestness and comfort which peryades
them. assd which spesks much in commentator
oil the gentlemen vino have labored so assldu0usy
this department.
The City Hospital. ~e are informed. has been
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20
~ < OiCaL.
DIR. LudIum's specific,
GOnOrrhea elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS or THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

gsyHR Gonorrhoa or commonly called cisp - dis-
II gu-ting maladv. and j. too wef known require
any expansfion i easy % he set. pea j. dicut 20
get clear Of II j. companion hat few admire. i per-
and poor beth married ssngle Although sotrouhle-
some n iIsef distressing aud sometimes fatal ittsa
d,.ase the treatment 4 which. has generally teeu
worse the disease ITSELF Tue comnon iasiionehle
treatment Is hrs deprive you % All business hen
conc course Of sarrafioo-livng ca bread and tea,
water Cruel kin 81 slops you must then b cie
cupped I.achcc combined ~ith nausea INK edtcsses
Injection. loiianS oinfueBts and fcrenta tons
avery fes DAYS Tie n-dcineS afe chsnged. and after
some months In this wy. which The patient
with great f0rude fear Of exposuTe BE = ds
charged or discharges himself with irritable uretor,
Sweed testice enlargement % the PROSTATE glands
or = dSease ~ the neck Of the bladder.
This specific which ike charm. With few doses
ose diseases and quite pleasant 70 take. and which
has cured thousands I. New York Pllscephia baiti-
more and many of the Southern cities. certain and
eectua remedy. that mskc> rapid andpermanent cure
without regard diet. drink exercise. except wre<t
ling junnuz over-sfraiuing. This remedy l. IN
eQuaed hy Thug yet discovered for hr cure 81 those
diseases IT'S xtrarted from pissts ad sper-
fectiy safe. q is purely vegetable contains no uef-
curry that eNpo-e yourself 10 all kinds q
weather. without the esst danger from the medicine
And n you careful IN wrapping up your paste %
will have taste smell from u, 80 that you are not
deprived from gsing into company OF beng detected by
friends.
This i Quack iicne buia remedy discovered and
used with immense By regular ply sic@il aha
confidently recommended % the unfortunate
CAUTlON-None j. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor w r Davidson around the box Al m
fneements Of trade marks will be prosecuted With The
utmost rigor ofthe law.
wy DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
rincinnafi Ohio
Sold by Druggists generally Jsn3s-d6mis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20

generously given up by the city authorities free
~ charge. 70 te u-e a. general Hospital Tor tie
soldier- and = under the ina e'iiaie charge 81
Dr Kitchen.
". believe Il would be mpo sible 20 make tbs
department. mpre slieent f1sn y = snder his
chsrge IL ~ill oals require viSit e. tl'i- place
10 satisfy anv one that the committee 10 nO. ex
aggerate in making this statement. and those who
are nov receiving the bene6t ef the e-re shown
the sick AZ this place. will bear u wines OF the
fact There are 1t present about % Confederate
prisoners (nGostiy woundeiI and $50 Union sol
diers in tie different wards Oi this hospital
The building will Accommodate about 80
patients Since Nav /. 1861, about $500 Union
soldiers have been under treltment here. and OF
this number only about 2l3 have died. hen
we consider that it is only the severe cases that
are sent L. the hospital. il viii be seen that the
ratio of mortality j. bY no means large
Indiana will never want tor brave sons Ia 20
forth 70 fixht her battles and face danger % pre-
serve her fair fame. 20 long rs they can be as
sursd that II they are unfortunate they will not
be neglected and forgotten.
Ever since the wzr began Doctors Kitchen and
jameson have been untiring in their efforts IA
this department, and many a soldier will attest
their vigilance and care.
The thanks Of al are due them for their efforts
and the gratitude Of those TO whom they have
fidelity with which they have discharged their
duties
The committee feel il their duty in this con
necton % mention the Sisters of Providence
who with busy hands aud willing hearts. are Wig
liant aud untriDg in their ministrations To tn,
wants and necessities of the unfortunate soldiers
Without compensation for nearly two years, thu
Sisters have had the entire charge Of the dJmes
tic department at the general hospital. and II
which neatness and economy are the promiIen
characteristics. Quietly but earnestly have the,
fulfilled this mission OF love aud kindness. ant
we most cheerfully assure them that thousands Of
grateful hearts will cherish these deeds in kiEC
remembrance, and We sincerely hope that hetver
NAV. IN answer TO the fervent PRAYER OF macy
brave solder. confer upon these Sisters blessings
unnumbered. which gold can never purchase
Respectfully submitted
Ed L FERRIS. Chairman Com.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20
PUBLIC SALE.
Public Sale of Real Estate.

rUyHE UNDERSIGNED W L 4 SELL AT PUBIC
II Sale. on Monday the Odd day Of March, ls63. 10
the highest bidder the 10 loving real estate. suaie In
West indianapolis Marion coany. that j. TO los
cleA 90 -snd ID OF outoock nine,
o, Of the donation lads adjoining the city Of IndlaDap
o> the same being situated in and part Of Jonathan
Hackers subdivision # sad lot CO. On this r. al
fine Improvements Said property u known
the Western Hotel.
The sale Il be between the hours 81 10 o'clock 4 NJ
and o'clock 4. NJ of said day. the premises The
sale will be third down. third in aud
onethird in two years. bearing interest the purchaser
giving secured by said property for
deferred ia, HENRY BRENNAN.
mchiO-dAwtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20
Arriva; Home OF Mr. VOorhees-Has
Reception at Terre Haute.

The reception given to Hon ID w. VOORHEES,,
upon his return hume from the scene OF his Coi-
gressional labors. was proud tribute 10 "A faith
full public servant. He did reach Terre
Haute until the afternoon OF Suurday-ihe day
appointed for the Democratic meelng-and 80
great was the ark ETY. to see and welcome their
gifted Representative. that hundreds had coucre
gaIed 1T the Depot long before the arrival OF The
train When he landed in their midst aud the
tall form of the "Young Sycamore" was plainly
visible. every one seemed beut welcoming him
in person, and it with difficulty that Mr.
VOORHEES, could work his way through the crowd.
Ii ever had doubted his popularity with the
people. that demonstration OF their devotion
would have satisfied u.s. procession was
formed at the Depot and mi rched to the public
square. Here another immense crowd awaited
his arrival. Cheer after cheer rent the air. when
Mr.. Voorhees, appeared before the people who
de lighted t. honor him He was received in =
brief speech by VIM. Mack Esq. who informed
him that the sea of upturned faces before him
significant OF the popular endorsements OF his
public acts, and more gratifying than mere words
OF welcome
Mr. Voorhees,, in a half hours speech, spoke
eioquentiy aud leelingly OF the greeting extended
him. and Of the continued dangers which be>et
the good old ship OF state He referred To the
legislation of Congress which sacrificed the last
ye-tige OF popular freedom into the keeping ct
one man. The sword. purse and liberties OF the
people h al been wrested from them and lodged
in the hands OF the Executive hy the passage OF
the indemnity. bank and cs,nscriptlOn bills While
denouncing these itsrant violations OF The rights
of the people, and exposing their ftvoriti>m and
injustice. he impressed upon his hearers the duty
OF staining by the E,ws, long as the ballot box
free aud the Courts remained open. Sub
mission better than revolution. There was a
point, however where forbeirance Wa ~ longer
virtue, ami it rem tnei for the advocates OF ar
bi'rdry power and apologists of oppression to
demonstrate their re pect for law ami order by
"doing they wouli be done 10y
Ii is Impossible tor to give even the spirit.
much less SYNOPSIS, ut Mr.. VOORHEES, speech
Ii eicitei the unweared attention and frequent
applause ct his hearers. Obe. gentlemen al
dressed the meeting. hut We were DENIED the
pleasure at listening t. their remarks. Alto
gether the meeting WIS highly gratifying 10 Dem
ocr.,t, as il MAS fnil ot meaning 10 ali who study
the popular will aui bow to its oehests- Green
castle Press.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20

strengthened the CONJUNCTION that the forced
losu system must be continued by further issue
o legal ienders. Most writers seem 10 think
thar tlse sale IF bonds tor what shey would bIi
would strengthen the cr' DIT of the Goserumen',
whilst zhe is~ue Of legal tender currency wuu d
iniure H. We cannot see whv this should be
because the ultimate security Ia the one Csc =
The same, aud the fate Of one must he the fate of
the other; and. should such thing as repudia
ton be ever attempted. the legal tender notes in
TIE hands OF the people would be the most pow
eriul Argument against il
There j. no doubt that gold was forced 10
higher point by the sweeping speculations in IT,
than il world have reached had il been left TO the
legitimate influence Of commerce. but il is idle
10 suppose IN 4 the securities OF the Government
can he kept at par or near it, when the country is
engaged in a war. The securities OF no Govern
ment in the world could be 30 kept: those OF
England went down forty TO fifty per cent. below
pr during the French war. and why SHOULD
those OF the United States fare better when she
j. engaged IN 4 war in which is involved. not the
defeat OF a foreign despot but the very existence
OF our Government, which j. be>et with enemies
in front aud in the rearg We have unbounded
confidence in Mr.. Chase. and feel that he will do
what is best and know what that is He knows
that means must he had 10 carry on this Govern
meut. nd that this must be prosecuted unit
the Rebel Governments shall yield; for with the
United States to yield Is to die.
] The eemand for money has been of the most
limited nature. owing ID general suspension OF
business consequent upon the fluctuations in gold.
Good business paper can be negotiated 1T 6 to :
per cent for thirty and sixty day dates aud 10
per cent is regarded an extreme rate. Money
can now be borrowed on real estate AT 6 per cent
There IS great abundance Of idle capital Elk
change has ruled frmer. and rates advanced TO
par buying and Is premium selling but the mar
ket closed rather dull last evening Gold has
, fluctusted with the New York market. The
closing rates for ali were as fnllnRs -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial. ]
Letter from Washington.

OFFICIAL PRoFASITY-A BIG THING-MAJoR
CENTRAL LEwIs WALLACE-MAJoR GENERAL
f. o. ORD, AND MAJOR DOM PART IN WASH
INGToN-1HE REcEPTIoS-WHAT THEY DID
AND WHAT THEY DIDN'T-EsTABLIsHsiENT or AN
lNFIRMARY FOR MAJOR GENERALS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20
DRUGGISTS.
DRUGGISTS.
BROWNlNG& SLOAN,
DR. UGGI S Il S

DRUGS MEDICINES CHEMICALS
SURGICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Paints Oils varu-hes, Ie e>tus wndow-Oiass glass
Ware brushes. Cigars, SNUFF, Tobacco, specs,
Pcrfumery Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Pure wines and Liquors for
Aedis al purposes. Coal OIL and Lamp
ND ell articles complete the stock Of Druggist
~ All article warranted : represented. Our facth-
such offer and unaduiter-ted ar
tices gOOi inducements O. cash buyers a. any west
ern hous. and feel confident render Satisfaction
in prices and quality OF artic e.. -.
BROWNING a SLOAN,
marI3-deodam y West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-20

An amusing incident occurred at one Of the
large hotels heie the other seIsing. Certain
officers OF ,he Signal Corps, hugely smitten with
the chiruS OF Miss Julia Mortimer. danseuSe at
Canterbury Hall, we;t 10 give vent TO Their pent
up feelings through the martial strains of the
"Sisnal Corps Baud" Unfortunately installing
the window OF the iiil ones apart ment. they hap
pened to come under that of Senator Line. of
Indiana. who. naturally enough, taking the con-
pliment 10 himself. appeared before the assemb Ell
crowd aud responded ia such speech he is
capable Of The discovery of the mistake dis
comhted the parties exceedingly.