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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18
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popularity Of
Hoofand's German Bitters!
.fPuRRLY YEaETABLE.l ! -

(PURELY YEGETABLE,J . tsd
Hosts Of ignorant ouaeks and unscTupulous adYen-
tuIeFs, have opened upon suffering humanity the
Hood. gates OF NOStruma In the shApe Of
ViIely Compounded With injurious drugs and chris
tened Tonies Stomachfcs and Bttters. ~, .s 1tz
Beware Of the tnnumeIAble array Of. Alcoholic
preparations IN pIethorfe bottles, and high beled
kegs, under the modest appellR which,
instead ofeufing only aggraVate disease. and leave
the Disappointed sufferer In despair les sas
HooRBAED's GERMAN BITTERs
Are not new aud untried article but have stood
the test Of fifteen years. trial by the American pub.
lie, and their reputation and sale not EValed by
any sin4ilaE pFepatAtion- --.3- -
The pFOpFfetOFa have Thousands Of 1ett0FB from
the most eminsnt 0leFgymeu, Lawyers physletans,
and Citizens, testying otthe4r own personal knoWl-
the beneficial effects and medical VtrtuSS OF
these Bitters.
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lt81. your re - -
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DO you WANT 10 RREL wELLr r.
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DO DoYoUWANTENBRGYI
DO YOU WANT TO sLKEP WELT i
DO YouSWANTtA BAISK AND VIGOROUS PRRL-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18
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TEItHIs S OF ADVHTRTIBING.

&SSYeaEiy on reAlpn teEIAs{ AeeOIs
ding 70 the occupied and the number6f 6f6hAAges
an - -t,nz n q
ers, 10 be pGid fef n adbaRee,
Blsinass Cards not exceeding i've tines 80 p0rSesr,
viii bo counted les thana square, h q t5ts
The pTiVf6g80f Annual A6VaEti1Hg limited 70
the Adyartisera,aolgn buStnesg; and all
tiSahIents Tor the beheht OF other prisons
we'll a. all legal advert onenta and advert kisoonts
ofauGtIon sales and real estate, sonEin ~ them musA
be paid for at the usual FatP1. q
q Advertisements not panied With writ tteA
directions viii be inserted uut forbid AMI charged
Nosisss ior Political Mootngl % be charged IN an
cases at fun rates. 8.7F
Marriage, N6tieeaOf Funerals. and announcements
9f sermons. 50 eents eaeh, peay1t-'sot
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18

omcers ofCoIored Troops Recognized
by Rebel Omesrs-How the Thing
was BEonght Abont-PromotiOni OF
Robert small, the Loyal Black Pa.
Iot-Lapd saIes-The::T TAX ON Trade
C6rrespondenee ofthe New York Tribune.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18
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Hollands German Bittersl

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18
Dried Peaehesl DrielI Peaehes

ysN BUSHES 0H0IOE HALVE.sl fn baFrel3
derS and bag, i1st received and OF sAle u x
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TsIms of sale-oBe 4hfra ID d b. The balance 10
.pBrovod security and titleretained until the money
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18

6f rebel guns. The Apiafn, a braWny
white sailor, refnsed % - With the vessel.
The moment, the ifae, bacanA ikn0Wn at
heedqpaFterss Hients - EiEelE without
consultation With any gh authority, is.
sued the following ord ich. for sim
pie Justice 10 a, bray and loyal negro,
omciaIIy acknowledge has seldom been
equalled ip this or Ang qthtr department.
IL itis-unneGessaIyt 10 81 tlaf Robert. Small
took command 6fthe " g, Gnd hithllily
5thn. duty reInlrhl aRh him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-18

WaH11ISa Dec. sth, 1sG3-ts {fF} .F4Fft
(Sr. CIairSViIls Chronicle copy and send bill e
this Office. tAFA y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
THE PIRATE FLORIDA.
Election Of q. s.. Senator Postponed.
Operations of tho Ram
Queen of the West.


Nrw YORK. Feb l2-The morning papers
confirm hardly VIZ item OF news additional 10 the
regular Associated Press dispatches received last
night
The Tines Washington dispatch SAYS:
A reconnaissance made by Col Wyndham rs
far a. Manassas and Snisker's Gap, and TO the
Rappahannock river. shows that there are no
armed Rebels this side of the strea M with the ex
ception of few of Whites guerrilas, who hover
about Leesburg.
Newspaper publishers here, including nroprie-
tors of some of the leading New York, Phla-
delDhia. Boston and of Western papers. had an
interview with the Committee of WAYS and
Means to day with regard TO the repelling of pa
per duty No definite results were reached but
the prospects are more favorable.
Nav YORK, February 1.-The British bark
Springbok. from London for Nassau, arrived this
evening in ehargeof prize crew from the United
States gunboat Sonora She was captured on the
Sd, Oft the Bahamas. i'm consequence of having
on her manifest some articles which the CAPTAIN
could not account for Officers from the Sonora
report that when of the Bahamas, the LIST,
they a steamer to windward, lying to, appa-
rently waiting for her to come up. She proved
to be the pirate Florida and soon as she made
out what the Sonora was she turned tail. The
Sonora chased her thirty six hours. but the SUI
perior speed of the pirate enabled her to escape
JEFFERSON CRY, No., Feb. l2.-The Joint ses-
sion for the election ct United States Senator
adjourned Yesterday till the 18th of November
next The thirteth ballot resulted as follows:
Phelps al. Wingate 81. Brown %. Breckenridge
2S, scattering Unnecessary to a choice, IL.
WASHINGTON. Feb. ll.-There is no founda-
ton for the sensation report that Secretary Sew
ard has rejected the French proposal for the meet
ing of Commissioners from the North and the
South to arrange terms of peace, French
proposition. it such thing there be, has lot
yet reached our Government.
CHICAGO. Feb. l2-Specials from Cairo to-day
give news from Nicksburg to Saturday:
The Queen returned from below. Her
trip down the river most successful She met
three steamers with provisions for the Rebels at
Vcksburg, and succeeded in sinking them. She
took about 90 prisoners. one OF them a Colonel.
The ram went near enough to Port Hudson to
draw fire from the upper battery.
BosroS. Feb III "A letter from Captain in
the 42d Massachusetts regiment, dated Houston,
Texts Jan. Sth. states that his and two other
companies were captured in the attack on Gal
weston and conveyed to Houston. Captain Vain
wri sht and Lieut. Lee. OF the Harriet Lane. were
killed also eight men, anc ten were wounded
and the reminder taken prisoners. The prison
ers were well treated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
Our Army CorrcspOndcncc..F th e
NississiPpi Squadron.

MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON. }
February LIST, 1863
Ed SENTINEL:-We have been tor several
days opposite Vicksburg. bur not in long range
distance. There is very large body of Federal
troops Immediately opposite us on the Louisiana
side under the command of Gen. McCiernand
He has had a canal dug across the bend which,
it the Mississippi succeeds i'm widening sufficient
~. will enable the squadron to 90 through. as
well as cut off the City OF Hills: and should the
army under Gen. Banks succeed in destroying
the Nicksburg and jackson railroad. will leave
the army OF the Conederates now ut Ni,k>hurg
entirely M our mercy; but should the destruction
Of the railroad not succeed, and the canal not be
failure, We Will have the very great advantage
of fighting the Rebel batteries up stream Ny
impression. however. H. that the canal will not
succeed. and that will have To fight them
down stream. When the atfiir will come off
can form opinion. but think it will not be Tor
some time. ia other words. until we get good
ready. | have been all over the nights OF Fed
erlckShurg aud am familiar with All the positions
OF the Rebels at Nicksburs, and unhesitatinsly
say that the latter place l. ten times over the
h rdest place 10 take. and when taken. Will re-
suit in greater loss of life and property, than
attended the Fredericksburg fight; but when we
10 Ike IL. farewell To the bright visions OF cot
ton olisarchy in the Sunny South Notwith
standing the rebellion will he failure. still
for an untold number OF wears. the territory OF
the South will be dead weight to Us, requiring
Il vast standing army and navy to keep the
Southerner> IN subsection. / doubt very much
whether ANYTHING like reconciliation will occur
before this and the coming generation shall have
become extinct: and even then. it Will resemble
The [ Mon of Scotland AMI England or of the
latter and Ireland-a reconciliation more OF the
bayonet than OF loving kindness union OF the
ogre with the hetutiful-a weeunp Nube and
the Husuenots. the followers OF Col.igni and
Condo can never be rec0nciied TO the descend
ants OF Cotton Msther. let id omne genus.
The ma noia will not flourish in the North DO
more THAI spirituali,m and materialiSm will grow
in the land of Pckels Sumter. and Others of the
great South Nous verrons. ". Z F.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

A BEAUTIFUL CIrY.-Batavia. the capital city
of newspaper correspondent. IL a brilliant speci-
men OF oriental spendor The houses-which
white snow-are placed one hundred
feet back from the street. the intervening space
being filled with trees literally alive with birds
and every variety of plants and flowers. Every
house has piazza in front. and Is decorated with
beautiful pictures, elegant lamps, cages, etc.
while rocking chairs. lounges and ottomens of
the incest description, furnish luxurious accom-
modations for tho family, who sit here mornings
and evenings. At nisht the city IL one blaze Of
light from The lamps. The hotels have grounds
OF eight or ten acres in extent around them. COW
gardens etc Indeed, so numerous are the trees
the citv almost resembles forest The rooms
very high and spacious, without carpets, and
but few curtains. Meals are served up about the
"a me as at class hotels in the United Staies
although the habits of living are quite different
At daylight coffee and tea are taken to the guests
room and again ut eight O'Clock light refresh
menis. At twelve breakfast il served, and At
seven. dinner Coffee and tea are always ready,
day and night y q business il done in the streets
in the middle OF the day. on account OF the heat.
The nights and mornings cool and delight
full: birds are singing all night. The thermometer
stands 1T about 50 degrees throughout the yer
The island of Java contains IA population OF
10000 The island abOunds with tigers, leopards,
anacondas, and poisonous insects of all kit de.
The finest fruits in the world are produced in
great proius0n.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

SPEAKING LAST NIGHI.-Gen. kimball, one #
the most tllant of our brigade commanders III
the Army of the Potomac, who was wounded at
the battle OF Fredericksburg. nelr to the enc
my's works. address .ed the Republican meeting
last night Masonic Hail We were not able
To be present. but weare informed TINT the speech
OF the gallant soldier. who. by the way. S he
true hero OF Winchester, patriotic and elO
quent. aud more conservative and in better taste
and temper than the hArrangues frequently de
livered in that hall. He WAS in favor # the
Union as it was. and the vigorous prosecution
of the war To that end He did favor an
armistice He deprecated the writing of letters
to soldiers BY friends or Others that were cal
culated To discourage them ana dampen their
enthusiasm. but he did not indulge in whole
sale charges against any particular party to that
end He spoke like soldier. il his speech was
fairly represented TO Us, who truly loved his
country above party. and not like politician
who comes with the expression of mo party
on his lips and the venom of party boiling from
his heart
Gen Kimball. glad To see. looks like
his general health was good. His wound. which
was very severe one, caused by grape shot ia
the thigh j. healing aud he = ahie 10 w,lk with
u crutch Nav he soon be able to lay the crutch
aside and resume his place at the head OF his
..flshtng brigade .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
CONGREGATIONAL.
W AsHINGTON. n

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL.
SExAIE-1he consideration of OF the bank
bill Was continued. Messrs Howard, Davis and
Carlisle spoke against il. and Mr. Wilson, of
Massachusetts,, and Ms. Doolitte spoke in favor
of r.
The Senate then adjourned. with the under
standing that a vote should be taken at 10 o'clock
to morrow.
House. -The naval appropriation bill was de-
feated and resumed in Culverts amendment. that
no part Of the appropriation should be expended
TO: paw or the maintenance Of the sixteen Acting
Midship-men appointed. during the recess of
Congress by the Secretary of the Navy in viola
ton OF law, and that they be discharged from
the Naval Academy in consequence of their
illegal appointment.
Cuvert. Wadsworth ard Washhurn strongly
denounced the action of the Secretary of the
NAVY as a gross outrage upon the rights of men,
bers who were authorized 10 make the nomina-
tons
Messrs Sedgwck and F. A Conkling de-
Tended the Secretary OF the Navy. and the latter
called attention the statement of the Secretary
that the appointments were made with the full
authority of law, and that the condition of the
country would net permit compliance with pre-
vlous usages.
Various other gentlemen participated IN the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
NJ OiCAI.
DR.. Ludlum's Specific,
CURE OF
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF HE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

tSNHE GonOrrhea. commonly called Cl,p, il a dir
II gushing maady. snd is too well known TO REQUIRE
any explanation; l. easy be got bal Il difficult
get ceE of i companion that few admire; per-
vades an classes OF sociey-b9th male and female rich
and poor, both married and single. Although trouble
in ITSELF distressing and fatal IL is
disease the treatment Of which, has generally been
worse than the disease Itself Tie common fashionable
treatment il first deprive YOU Of all business then
comes i eoarse OF siarvatiou-viug bread and tea
water Cruel or kn of sops: you then be- bled
oupped l-sched. combined with INC medicines
inj .ct0n-. ions. Ontments and fomenf
Every few DAYS the medicines changed: and after
months treatment IN tins way. which the patient
bears with great 0Fude for fear o,ure he dis
charged or discharges himself with irritable uretor
sweed testc, All enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands
disease Of the neck Of the bladder
This Specific, which acts like charm with few doses
on diseases and quite pleasant take and which
hes cured thousands ia New York. Philadelphia. Bal-
and many of the Southern cities certain and
eectua remedy that makes rapid and pc ornament cure
without regard 10 diet. drink exercise except
ling. IuinpfiS oveF-sfrsining. This remedy is
cquaed by anything discovered for the those
disc II is extracted from plauts and per
fectly safe, il is purely vegetable Il contains
curry, that expose yourself to all kinds Of
weather, without the least danger from the medicine
And if you careful in wrapping up your paste on
viii have smell from il, that you
deprived from going into company, or being detected by
nearest friends.
This Is quack icine, hat remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular phi scian and
confidently recommended 20 the unfortunate.
CiU1lON-None is genuine without the signature Of
the proprietor " F. Davidson. around the box All in
fringemen Of trade will be the
utmost rgor ofthe Law.
WI. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan2s-d6mis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
Legislative Su I'm nm n ~
TnrasnAY Feb. ID. 1869.

THURSDAY. Feb. u, 1863.
SESsTE-A memorial from the Army of the
Cumberland. and resolutions adopted by the In
diana regiments in that army, we're presented by
Mr. CiaypOol They were laid on the table and
5000 copies ordered To be printed A paper from
two Indiana regiments. giving the proceedings of
a meeting of officers. then laid before the
Senate bv the President Mr. Wolfe moved 10
reject the paper as disrespectfu 20 the Senate in
its language. IL vas rejected. and the Secretary
was ordered TO return il. with resolution of the
Senate introduced BY Mr.. Raw, giving the reasons
for the rejection In the afternoon consider able
business Was done. but none OF any general in
teresf.
HorsI-The morning session was taken up
with the transaction of business A number of
reports from COMMITTEES were acted upon. Bill
Nc 70. relative TO public nusances, was passed.
Bill NO 81 repeating sections of law of de
scents. relative 20 rights of widows. was. after
debate. tsbled. Ia the afternoon nothing was
done, the House adjourning to witness. at The re
quest OF Col Henry Is Carringiou. artillery prae-
tee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

AKrlLLERY PRAcrIcE-The invitation of Col
Darlington 10 the General Assembly 10 attend
and witness the artillery practice yesterday after
noon. was accepted by both Houses, aud the
members. about O'Clock. joined the crowd flow
ing TO the common north and west of the old
State Fair Grounds Thirty guns we're waiting
TO belch fourth fire aud flame. They soon com
menced. and raised an awful laundering giving
some idea of the noise of battle The firing
was well DONE ami gave evidence of careful drill
Ing on the part OF the Instructors Gov. Morton
and other distinguished gentlemen were present.
in addition to the one hundred and fifty legisla-
faro
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
GREAT SPEECH
or THE
Hon. C. L. VALLANDIGHAM,

Uroy THE WAR. LATELY DELIVERED IN THE
HoUsE or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIEWS or
THE CRTsIs-HIs PROPOSED RENRpY-gE DE-
MsSDs THE sToPPA6E OF THE wAR-Ins IDEA
OF THE RELATIONS oP THE STATES
The very general dernsnd for the speech Of Hon. g. l.
yaIland CHAM, has induced publish II in pamphlet
form. II Is the great speech Of the sge AMI should be
placed the hands Of every reading IL will be
ready Tor delivery Saturday, February I. All or
ders should direct the speeches to be sent by
the postage viii be copy, and must be prepaid
Orders solicited. Price 81 so per 100 copies.
Address ELDER, HARNESS a. BINGHAM.
lr.f.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

Nav YoRK Feb. -
Flour 5@l0c better. with only very moder
ate business. closing quiet at s7Cd7 % for extra
State. 81 3O@1 30 for choice State. So 6566 60
for super fne Western. $707 60 for common TO
medium extra Western. g 50@7 90 for extra
round hooped Ohio. and 81 65@9 for trade
brands
Whisky lower. irregular and greatly excited. at
prices ranging from 40 TO 5oc. with rumors Of
sales at even lower.
Wheat hrmer. with rather more doing: Chica
go spring 81 35@l 81: Milwaukee club 81 54(d
90. Corn about lie better, at 92Cd93 for sound
mixed Western. 90d93c for unsound. 96c Tor
yellow, and &c for white winter
Pork more active aud frmer at Sl4 50sal4 IS
for old mess. and ST. 5hGl2 81 for old aud new
prime. Lard more active and hrmer at l0l. a
ll1sc, latter for choice
Money easy at 6,d7c Sterling exchange dull
at 81 6s@l 90 for merchants. and 81 G9tdl 20
for banker>' bills. Gold unsettled. opening at
81 "a . declining to 81 53ls, aud closing weak
at 81 5il9
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

lew. II. Talbot, Esq. the President of the
Sinking Fund. gave = magnificent party last night
al Military Hall. which was attended by hosts of
friencs. The members Of the Legislature we're
nearly MI there, and the beauty and fashion of
our city was we'll and numerously represented.
Ii was n pleasant reunion The preparations
we've m ~--,- - ss~szufncence corro-po--l'-= go
the we'll known liberality ofthe host. The supper
was superb. The dancing kept up until a
late hour. and all went off as happily marriage
festival
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

az Mr.. Bohan. architect, has the plans and
specifications about ready for three story
business binding on South Meridian street.
IL will be let in few days to the lowest and best
bidder The plan and specifications can be seen
at Mr.. Bohlan's office. in the .Etna buildings, by
all who want to- bid for it, construction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

sYrKLxekArH.
CINCINNATI Market.
- - a

nrKLxekArn-
CINCINNATI Market.
CucrssAII. FEB. H.
Flour nrmer and 10 demand at Is IS for sup.
and IS e595 30 for extra.
Wheat hrmer and In demand at 81 le9l -
for red. and 81 30Gl 30 for white. Corn In
good demand, at 6e@90c. A large dema0d for
oats at zoe 10 bulk. An active demand for bar
ley at 81 4O@l so for nime spring aud fall
Whisky advanced to sic.
Mess pork hrmer. but not higher An active
demand for lard At &c for gut and 9s5.c for prime
city; it is now held at Il TO &c higher No
movement in bulk meats Bacon shoulders sold
at SIZE
Groceries firm and unchanged
Glover seed declined to So 80. snd dull at the
close
Gold advanced to 81 80. and demand notes 70
81 90. Exchange remains scarce and still irQ.
al par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

III The ladies of Christ Church (Episcopal)
will hold festival aud fair at Masonic Hall. on
Monday and I tuesday, evenings, February 10th
and 18th, for the -ae OF useful and ornamental
articles and refreshments. 10 which the public are
invited l2-2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
Sob Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy Job Printing. in the best style on short no
tsse. and 90 cheap as any other e16ee We have
competent hands, good presses. fine assortmen,
OF paper and cards. and We can do good and cheap
work. All kinds Of books brief. catalogues.
kc., printed 10 the best style and on short notice.
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9TH
ers that want printing done. a.
To Local AnvkRTisKRs Rates Of advertising
In the local column will hereafter De as follows:
ror ten lines or less. 81 oo Over ten hnes. ten
ceats line No notice will be inserted until paid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
TAKES.
EcN GES n EAN.

fTNIIF CITIZT-NS OF The SIXTH ASSESSMENT DIS
Il IblCT Of the state u Indiana hereby notified
that We have dispensed with portion Of the Assistant
Assessors r the same until the 1t OF May next when
the general assessment will be made
The following persons each county have been retain
ed, who VIII attend all bus relative assessments
in their respective counties.
There are many cattle brokers' horse dealers peddlers
manufacturers and others who have taken license,
and many Who arc dong wholesale business under
tail license also manufacturers auctoneer peddlerS and
butchers, who DO not report promptly every month We
resec fuy ask al such persons forw ard
and use the means 10 them trouble and expense.
MARION COUNTY.
John r. sturph Indianapolis
HANCOCK COUNTY
A hArl.-.--- Greenfield.
SHELBY COUNTY
Willis Ni!>----- -.----.--..--... .Shelbyville.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
l. " FLETCHER. Franklin.
MORGAN COUNTY
W. II. Craig Martinsyille.
HENDRICKS COUNTY.
Allen Hess Danvllle
WILLIAM 4. BR D>HAW.
Assessor sixth District Of Indiana
tsels-dkwl~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

LEGISLATIVE PRAyEE MEETING We are re
questei To say that. ii other unavoidable engage
ments had not pressed them. the Rev. Mr.. Van
Baskirk, the Rev. Mr.. Newman and the Rev Mr.
Gregory would have been present NJ the prayer
meeting held IN brotheriy love and supplicaton
for peace. at the hands OF Ged Almighty. night
before hast in the hall OF the House of Represent
atives. We make this correction with reference
TO the honorable gentlemen, in justice to all par
ties concerned But must be permitted TO ask /.
where were the Reverend gentlemen Indicated,
and what were they doing at that time of nightg
The prayer meeting was held after dark. We
are hot disposed To pursue the matter further, M
les it becomes necessary for complete and
Triumphant virdicaton OF their characters as
Legislators and Christian gentlemen