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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22


NEW YoRK June 20-The Herald's Wash
mgtOn dispatch says:
Nothing has been seen of the enemy since the
skirmish at Allie on Wednesday. IL is evident
that the main portion of Lees forces is still near
the gaps ct the Blue ridge.
A special TO the Times says
Two deserters from Stuarts cavalry say Stu
art has IL 600 men at Warrenton. and Lees ar
my is massel in the Shenandoah valley between
Front Royal and WincheStet. numbering about
10000. They also state that Lees whole army
is preparing o turn Rockers right flank aud
cross into Maryland
special to the Times from Harrisburg on
the 18th states that ihe enemy are no nearer
Chambersburg than Greencastle, and their reap
proach as far as Chambersburg is extremely
doubtful II j. believed they will abandon this
side of the State line entirely
special to the Herald SAYS troops are arriving
at Harrisburg every train. AMI there il prospect
OF forward movement from there
Stoneman's cavalry WIS in the vicinity of Ha
gerstown fighting the enemy.
Admiral f,ote, whose sickness has alread Y
been announced, still fingers, but without the
| slightest prospect OF recovery Last evening a
consultation of physicians held and the
opinion WAS general among them that he would
hardly survive the night he was alive however
IN the morning, and another council held.
but no favorable symptoms appeared. The Ad
mira Is gradually sinking. and his death is al
most momentarily expected
The Harrisburg Union Of Yesterday morning
says there are now about 5000 troops in Camp
Curtin. and the number is constantly and rapidly
increasing.
Gov Seymour has arrived in this city. We
hear Adiutant General Spraguc arrived Yesterday
and efforts will he made to equip with all haste
the remaining regiments, that they may he dis
patched to Pennsylvania. The 18th and 2sth
regiments, OF Brooklyn, left this morning tor
+ Harrisburg.
Capt Nelson. of the pilot boat Charles Mar
shall, reports: On the 18th spoke the fishing
+ schooner Rose, of Boston, whose Captain re
ported being boarded the day previous by pirate
80 miles northeast of Nantucket. The pirate
took all the pork and two barrels of mackerel
I from the Rose and let her 20. saving he would
not hurt poor men. The pirate afterwards came
alongside the pilot boat and inquired for square.
rugged vessel The pirate is three masted
English built schooner, carries three guns and
hoists British colors.
! A special to the Times says:
! Commissioner Doane has received letter
+ from Fort Scott, Kansas giving an account OF
the squelchng of Rebel mission in New Mex
leo ana Colorado 10 organize. enroll and muster
into the Confederate service all the pro slavery
material of those Territories. There were 10 in
this embassy la passing through the territory
OF the OsageS they were attacked and surround
ed, their white flag disregarded and the whole OF
them killed. sealped and decapitated In the
party we're three Colonies. one Lieutenant Col.
onel, one Major AMI forr Captains.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
Sunday Night Dispatches
From y1eulpl,is

MEMPHIS. June 2l-Oficial dispatches ind
cate the siege of Vicksburg progressing slowl,
The attack from Johnston was looked for dali,
but each day lessened his chances.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

Masonic NorIcK-There will be special
nesting of indianapolis Council No. 2 this Mon
day evening at rs O'Clock for work
CHaRtFs FrsurR Recorder
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

srArr MItirsnY CLAIMS ,-Parties holding
State military claims can dispose OF the same at
Hsui-on's Bank. Indianapolis. ie d20t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
WANT e D.

s.RA MONTH";! We want agents eco a
SOU month. expenses paid. 90 sell Eseylasf-
iaQ Psacl- OriesfH BHrasrs. and u other new use
fu and curious articles. IS circulars. free.
mylJ-w3n SHAW a CLARK. Biddeford, Ne
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
from Warrington

WAsHNGroS. June 2l.-It i thought that the
Rebel force now in Maryland will not penetrate
further north
The party which advanced upon Greencastle
and Chambersburg numbered only 600.
A portion 81 Hooker's body guard was cap
tured last night near Fairfsx G. II
Rum0rs of fighting NJ Centerylle are untrue
Ii is reported that there has been heavy Skin
mishing in the vicinity of LeeSburg.
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of COp0rfssership.

FgNhk PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE TWISTING BIZ
Il TWEEN the under-gned. Ia the Barbertng bnd
ner m the Bates House harber shop was Dissolved oi
mutual eonsent Monday. the 10th of June, lseJ.
D. A Henning will settle the business, paying al
clsnls and duly authorized collect any due h.
late firm. FRkD A. HENNlSU,
JOHN = sTtIzsiL.
indianapolis, Juns II. 1851 iunsis-dSi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

HARRISBURG. June u Operations were com
menced to day on our sde hv New York caval.
nv regiment. In skirmish near McConnells-
burg, some 90 Rebels were captured.
The Rebels hold the north bank Of the Poto
mac River from Cumberland to Harper's Ferry
They have done much damage
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

Our troops captured % Of Whites cavalry at
FONT of Rocks. last night.
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from ylurfreesboro.

MuRPREEsBoRo June Collaboration re.
ceived here SAYS that Grant will undoubtedly take
Vicksburg in ten days. He has entrenched his
position on the Big Black. and in rear OF Sher
man on Walnut Hills. He is perfectly able TO
defeat any force which may he sent against him
aud johnson cannot collect enough forces to dis
lodge him before the mines shall have been ex.
ploded and the city taken.
David Blazon, of the 4th Ind. Battery was
shot to day Tor deSertion.
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from Louisville.

LouIsvILLE, June 20 The steamer McCombs
has Just arrived. she brings fifty three prisoners
OF the guerrilla band who invaded Harrison
county. Indiana. Some ten or twelve were shot
and the balance taken within few miles of the
river near Leavenworh
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

san Francisco, June 20-The Union Con
venton adopted very radical resolutions indors
ing the emancipation proclamation aud urging
vigorous prosecution OF the war without regard
to the cost sacrifice. until the last Rebel i:
d slrmed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06
s A i E s :.
State of Indiana Wayne Co. S. s

In Wayne Common Pleas January Term, 1853.
Noah s. Leeds, Admir-
William j. Lewis, dec To sell Real Estate No. 265
The Heirs Creditors
it remembered that the 2st day Of January.
1853 the same being the 9Th Judicial day of the
Pleas upon hearing dsposition of the
above entitled cause 1t is ordered and decreed by the
that the said Real Estate mentioned and described
the said petition sold either public private
SALE upon the and following to witt:
third cash In hand third in and third
in eighteen months from day Of sale Notes to be taken
for said deferred payments waving RELIEF from vaiua-
appraisement laws, bearing interest from day OF
SALE and to be secured Mortgage the said Real Es
notice OF the time place and terms Of
such sale shalt be given by publication and by posting
situated required by law and il sold At public sale
be sold for less than twohirds of the Appraised
value thereof. Said Real Estate being follows: In
the city OF Richmo nd, Wayne county, Indiana, the
west OF the s. OF the lot and residence Tor
erly owned and occupied by Isaac f. Jones and At
terwads by the widow and heirs of Bend dec
~ or uea the middle Of the private Ane thence north
perches thence south &c degs, west s-io perches
Thence north 81 degs 60 perches thence north
ts dogs. west 10 perches; thence south 80 dogs
the west creek, the north line
of land owned and occapied by Gasr's, formerly
owned by J. NJ j. H. Hutton; thence east along said
line the south side Of the line 30 rods to stone
thence north to the sou Of said lot OF said
Bonds the the present garden IS 10
perches aud Il 0 perches south of the north east
. 10 perches the line running north
first above described And motion the Court appoints
Noah s. Leeds Commission to sell said real estate,
ana he required report his proceedings to this or
some subsequent term OF this Court.
! true copy from the records Of said Court.
Witness, Sol. Meredith Clerk said Court, and the
Seal thereof At Centervie this 2st day of January
1868. SOL MEREDITH, Clerk.
Jan. sc Sc so
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

Whilst secession-sympathizing Copperheads.
are coleagued together to hand over the destinies
Of the people Of Indiana to the tender care and
keeping Of the JEFF Davis government, whose
cornerstone is boasted to be slavery while the
same hell-deserving scoundrels are plotting in
their secret meetings Of the K G. C's, how
best they can cripple the State and National
Administrations in their honest endeavors to
conquer the rebels and restore the Union-in
what manner they can best discourage enlist
ments, resist the draft, and produce demoraliza.
ing to introduce war with all its devastating
horrors in our midst-w writing letters to our
soldiers now in the army, persuading them to
commit the vile act of desertion, which cannot
fail to dishonor them through life and the re-
membrance of it entailing infamy even after
death on their memories " lille all this is
being done by the Copperheads, in the name of
Democracy, the patriotic men Of old Wayne
the farmers of the neighborhood of Middle
boro', in this township,-who have been doing
every thing in their power to give aid and COM
fort to our Government to enable it to prosecute
the war vigorously and establish . lasting peace
who have sons and brothers, relatives and
friends perilling their lives and undergoing ev-
cry toll and prvaton, to preserve the life OF the
nation,-these hard-fisted yeomanry, many of
whom are ready, whenever it is thought neces-
sary. 70 take the field in the service of their
country and do battle in her behalf again show
ed their faith by their works. Twenty-Five
wagons each containing q cord Of wood, sudden
ly and very unexpectedly appeared on our
streets led by wagon load OF -four, corn meal,
hominy and pototoes-all intended for the wives
and families Of our brave soldiers 1t was
glorious sight, and just such " aid and comfort
as was most needed.
Our farmers were not inclined to make any
display Of their good works; but it made every
patriotic citizen feel joyful that they procur-
ed all the flags in the city, had them hoisted on
the wagons -Mitchelps Band volunteered their
services, and with banners flying and music
playing, the teams were driven through our
streets. and then taken to those for whose bene-
fit their loads were intended.
We were standing on the pavement, looking
at the pleasing aud inspiriting display, when an
old friend, living south of Richmond, and in Bos-
ton township, said to US, we'll beat that next
Saturday week rer' And it'll be done for
Boston has the fame Of leadership as gwen to
her many years ago. and her pride as we'll as
her patriotism is enlisted in making the saying
true in this instance As goes Boston, SO goes
the State !"
The example of the Middleboro' patriots. will
not be lost on their brethren all over the State,
and it will prompt them to do their whole duty
by the families of the brave men in the field
thus nerving their arms and strengthe ming their
hearts in the glorious work of preserving the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

We would merely say that Boswell is
NOT spreading out any great display TO catch
the people. but is evidently making the best
pictures made in the West 1t is true Bos-
wells room is covered with Rag carpet,
and his rooms are not fusnished in splendor.
{ To entice.) But why has no one been en-
abled to take . premium over him at any of
our State or county Fairs, since the first
He has operated here longer than any other
artist. and got the first premium every time.
This IS so. They may all put up big Cam.
eras: lin imitation) but rest assured when
they compare with Boswell in true life like
and 6ne toned pictures. they can pass in
the Ezst. Readers. Boswell's room is two
squares west o. the Citizens Bank, on Main
street. Ii you wan, Albums. Boswell will
furnish them at the lowest figure.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

~ The Steam Fire Engine Company.
(Mechanics No. 4. elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
i'm. Gaar. President; I. G. Dougan. v.
Pros. E. A. Jolss. Ssc'y; rhos. J Newly.
Treas. Engineers: LIST. N. H. Starr; I'd,
J. II. Gaar: Sd. James Devine; 4th. Peter
Tole; 5th, Jas. c. Rattray. Firemen: lst.
Wilson Hollopetsr; ed. Jos. Fleming; Sd. H.
@. Jones: 4th. Vim. Ingals; 5th, Thomas
Porter. Pipemen: D. w. Taylor. and 8.
B. Geary. Directors of Engine: Samuel
Conklin. and I. g. Dougan. Directors Of
Hoe: Peter Tole. and Wm. Brenixer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06
Ladies' Fair.

The Ladies of St. Mary's Catholic Church
will hold Fair. at Starr Hall. for the benefit
OF the Church, commencing on next Monday.
A number of fancy. useful. ornamental and
desirable articles will he offered for sale
The proceeds are 70 be applied toward re.
lieving the Church from debt. The Ladies'
appeal 70 the citizens Of Richmond for lib.
eral patronage.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06
SR1RIEEos sAH3,

by virtue q Decree and Execution, to directed,
- from the Wayne Common Pleas Court, will offer At
Public the Court House door, Centrevilis.
WAYNE County Indiana, the 2lst day OF Februar!
1863, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o.
clock P. NJ said day, the following property to wit
certain lot parcel Of ground known by being lot
No. thirty i've rs in Dugdae's addition 81 sub di'
vision of City of Richmond Wayne County,
Indiana. Said lot being seventeen III feet fronting
Main extending back to the alley seventy
l70l Main said City of Rchmo to
gether with all privileges and to tho
same belonging
be property Of Stephen c. MendenhAll II.
10 satisfy Decree Execution hands in IA
Of David Hainer ct. ais. }. NJ. PAXSoS,
Jan. 3Oth, le63 $3.50 Sheriff of Wayne Co
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

The Ladies Soldiers Az ssesesy

For months, weeks, almost daily the NO.
men Of this society have worked faithfully
quietly and efficiently. to aid the sick and
wounded soldiers. charging nothing for their
time. asking nothing, only that material
might be given them to work with, and that
their efforts might not be impeded by any
unwise rivalry. How much good their Ia
Dor has wrought, hundreds can aid in telling.
but few can justly estimate the aggregate
result. They have not sounded their owe
praise, though others assume the lsurels;
but when least was said. unaided BY excite
ment. they were laying up the stores. that
have succored the poor soldier 1t Donel-
son, Shiloh and Murfreesboro'. and brought
forth the praise from the President Of the
State Sanitary Commission: 'None have
done better than your society. and few As
we'll" Next Saturday evening 9Th inst
Q meeting has been called to collect funds
soisupply them with further material JUS
toe and courtesy demand that the funds sc
raised be placed in the Treasury. They
have . regular Organization, and are in con
slant communication with the State and q nj.
ted States Sanitary Commissions. and know
Is we'll. indeed far better than any one else
what 10 needed. how TO furnish il, and when
90 send il.
Why not, in acknowledgement Of their
faithful work. place the funds directly il
their hands, instead Of ignoring their organ
iza,ion and doing them the discoursssy te
consider them merely ss workers. unworthy
Of the honorsl
Ihe ladies Soldiers Hid Society deserrt
more credit by far. than AAe general pSAi'
gives them. let used and encourage then
oil We can in their noble work.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

FIaE lon Monday last fire broke out
in the upper story of Mr.. J. j. Jordan's
Grocery. but was soon put out without do
ing much damage. II originated from the
chimney being cracked. Three Of the raf-
tiers were burnt of. and good sized hole
was made in the roof. The Engines were
all promptly on hand-No. 2's ''leetls
ahead
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

~ The Bss Hrvx Store i new in 70 /.
es'pt OF another lot Of thoss nice cloaks,
oelmorals, repps. delaines and figured lus-
ssn; 500 pairs gum shoss as u: missss
% csns'; shildren's at IS cents: We are
determined not to be undsrsold. Our eooda
are SOOD. We are selling our wool car.
psss as old prices. Go 70 Craviosd's.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

" Stoves for baking-stoves for warming
stoves and prices not alarming. At the Stove
and Tin Ware establishment Of j. Ward = Co.
~ the Depot. Their wAre-room is stored with
overy hing necessary and useful. whether made
q tin, brass. copper, sheetirOn or mink. Call
and examine
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

GJOne Of our citizens. who took thorough
examination Of the kiaa Of wood brought for the
soldiers families on Saturday lea, BY shs Mid.
diseoro' PATRIOTS. informs -, q . sieniAcan,
nce, that there was not stick Of Sssssv..s il
the twenty five cords.
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WILL ARRIVE SOON,

For the Spring trade. at Emswiler & Co.'s.
- Main street, . splendid assortment OF
Childeen's Wood and Willow Cabs and
Carriages. comprising many styles. qualities
and kinds, from the best manufacturers in
the country. All Of which we shall sell at
the lowest cash prices. Their arrival viii
be duly chronicled.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

, CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ct. PAULA. Kpiseopeil Lev. j. = Wsssasid' Aes:or'
A. 1aI1s fnssioiie) lsv. Asg Msrs, Pastor. servi
ees q and 10 a. NJ. snd r ~
ST ANDBBWs !. (Oasholis.s Rev J. D H. scope. Pastor
seyvfees q aad A. y. and Y. -.
iss PsHs0YrKRIAN, Rsv Mr.. Van Doren, esstor, ser
vices IOk A. -. Sad p. ~.
UNIfSD PREsBYfgRIAN. Rev. Mr.. Aten Pastor ser.
vices I0k A n. and r.
PEARL 81. METHODIST, Rev Mr.. eimms, Pastor,
services I0k A. u. and r. n.
CHRfsTfAS--HeEry Hail, south Uest corner Main
and Hssnkiin streets. Services By Elder - -
hrst and third Lords day sseh nonth-aorniag
and evening.
UNION CHAPEL. Rev. W. A. Goods, Pastor services
1ck A. N. sad 7 p. N.
0EkMAN METHODIST, Rev. Godlovs TYsfs Pastor,
services iOk A. and p. -.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev. - - Pastor,
services 10 A. n.
services 10 A II. and p r..
AFRICAN y. =. CHURCH. lev. w. rrsvsn Pastor.
services l0K A. NJ and , r. NJ
FRIENDS, HICKSITH, services II A.
ORTHODOX II A. -.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

~C. C. Bull, respectfully asks the public
TO call and examine his splendid assortment of
Stoves and Ware. Satisfaction guaranteed
He has certainly the most economical Stoves on
hand yet invented, and q fine lot of Tin, Cop
per- Brass aud Sheetiron Ware, from which to
make selections.
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III GOOD rEMPARs msst In the Crawford Hall,
every Wednesday night Of sloh week.
INDIANA AGENCY FOR
Sick and Wounded Soldiers.

Ne. A2x Cherry Street. up stsirsb Nashville Tenn
roe IL. Of VT!
references % Indiana Rsgimsns serving In Ks.snsky
wounded soders Person: desiring informssion ere
S:R.s.faliy invited to call &A sssy's.. Pre- Of
~ruo.~~.rse~.~~IoS~~ru~
We are authorized to announce JOHN H..
HUTTON. IS candidate for County Auditor.
subject to the decision Of the Nominating Elec.
ton on the first Monday in April next.
We are authorized TO announce THEODORE
j. RILEY. ~ candidate for reelection to the
Office Of County Recorder, subject to the deci-
sion Of the no ninsting election in April.
We arc authorized to announce JONATHAN
Il. WHITACRE, ~ . candidate TOR Recorder,
subject to . decision Of . nominating election in
April next.
EDIross PALLADIUM Please announce NV
ensuing Fall Election. subject to nomination by
the unconditional UuiOn voters Of the county,
ct the April nominating election.
THADDEUS WRIGHT.
We are authorized to announce MACAAY
WATSON, Of Wayne Township, q . candidate
for County Recorder, subject 70 the nomination
Of the unconditional Union voters Of the county,
1t tho April nominating election.
We are authorized to announce SYLVES.
TER JOHNSON, Of Jackson Township, Is .
candidate for the nomination Of County Auditor,
subject to the April nominating election.
>e".",N.ec.~"r~"uc.r.r.~ N'Uoo~~0~~>.~r~"~-
RELIGIOUS N0TlcEo.
Elder james Ksnp viii preach In Hs.ry Hall ns1,
Lords Day 9Th inst. ~ half psssssa e'seet. and
gas lighting.
Elder ,. H. MsCuIiossh will preach Henry Hall
Saturday. the 18th inst early gas lighting and hold
meeting on Lords Day. The pabiis ere invited.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

~Cssan may be frosen by simply put.
ting il in glass vessel. and then putting
the whole in an old bachelors bosom.
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SH1RIEE'S SALE.

ny Fee Dill, directed. from the Clerk .
- the supreme Court of Indiana will o6rr IT
Public Sale the Court House door, in Centre Vile,
County, Indiana, the 2lst day of February
63 between the hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ and O'Clock,
r. M, said day, the following property to-wE
part of lot No. thrtyfou "a in james K. DugdAle
division Of lots the City OF Rc ond
Wayne County Indiana and bounded follows to- wiz
Beginning at the North of said lot and
running South line six 6) feet thence West six
6) thence North six 81 feet; thence East six to
feet to the place of beginning Also beginning the
West Of said lot and running on the south
line O. feet; thence East eight sl feet; thence
North "a feet; West eight ~ feet the
beginning all situated in said County of Wayne,
land State OF indiana
To property OF Stephen c. Mendenhali,
to satisfy said Fee Bill in my hands in the Supreme
Court OF indiana j. VI PaXsoN
JAu 30th, 1863 $500. Sheriff Of Wayne Co.
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Gfsyj'sGdislhG%ss,
OR PICTORIAL TROCHES.
RELIEF NARRATED IN TEN HIHurM

~ For the cheapest goods in town 60
to Haines'. 1t affords Us pleasure TO to rec
ommend this highly deserving establishment
to the liberal patronage Of the public. LIS
emphatically the peoples store.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-02-06

RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets the
Henry Hail.