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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-13

But there are Border State Representa-
tives in the House elect whose votes, from
their consanguinity to slavery, have, in
the popular apprehensions, been assigned
to the policy that opposes the war. These
Representatives are as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
M z DlCAL.
Dr. Ludiusn's Specific.
FoErRE erRT %
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

yEyHE 6onorrh9a. commonly called Cls,,.is die
sustng malady. and l. to- well SHOWN 10 require
any explanation u j. easy % Be got. bot il j. difficult 10
get clear Of IL i companion that few ADMIRE per-
ard poor both married and single Although sotrouble
some m itself distressing and sometime fatal Il
disease tie treatment ~ which, has geTierally been
worse than the disease itself TIE fashionable
dr>t deprive you Of all business. then
Come course Of sarvafioa-iivag bread and tea,
ater Cruel KNIT Stops. you musffhen be bed.
cuppec lsached combined with nausea TX medicines,
Every few DAYS the medicines changed. and after
some months this xsy. which the patient
bearsWith great fornde fear exposure. be j. dis
charged. discharges himself with irritabs uretor
a sNeed tcStce. enlargement 81 the prOsfr and
o< adsease OF the neck the biaeier.
ThiS>Decifc which acts like charm. with few doses
diseases and quite pies and which
has cured thousands New York Philatephis Baiti.
more and many Of The Southern cities Is certain and
eecfual remedy that makes rapid andpernanen
without regard diet. drunk exercise, Except
link jumnng .veT-sfraining. This remedy i IN
equaed by anything yet discovered fu tn OF those
diseases II extracted from paug>. and l. per-
fectiy safe II j. purely vegetable II contains
curry thar you eXpoee yourself o. all kinds q
weather. without the east Danger from the medicine
will have no taste or smell from L. that you are not
deprived from going into company being detected by
near friends.
Ths is no quack me icue but 4 remedy discovered anc
used with immense by regular ply stefan. and
confidently recommended 70 the unfortunate
CAUTlON-None j. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor r Davidson arsGnd the box. All in
fringements Of trade marks will be with the
utmostrlgor oithe law.
VIZ. DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan2S-demis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
E.spiOu aSe.

There is nothing more repugnant to free
people. or to any people. than system of espion-
age spy Is loathed by every true hearted man.
especially those who for pay will become common
informers lsging the steps of their neighbors for
the purpose Of hearing some unguarded ex
pfe-sion which may be distorted. even used
for Their injury We would not believe man
who would thus prostitute himself There can
be n, occupato on more detesiabe than common
iaformer. ID especially a. kirelinG. In the
army hanging. the most degrading punishment.
Is the doom of the convicted spy. In all ages the
stigma OF iufimy has been placed upon those who
seek by surreptitious means obtain
information The men who listen at
Z cir neishbor's key-lole. or who by false
/ formation endeayor to inveigle their neghbors
inc difficulty. should be loathed and avoided as
mora, lcpers II has been stated To Us that Gov
eminent officials have established here system
OF espionage End have persons employed whose
business it is to listen, or to procure if posi-
BILE. the expression of what is termed ''disloyar
sentiments We are unwilling to believe that
honorable gentlemen would lead themselves to
thus degrade their species. that they
would give credence to the reports of
such hireliogs. Those who will thus
prostitute the selves who will thus sacrifice every
honorable aud manly sentiment will have no re
gard for truth. Lying, deception and fraud be-
come their occupation Who in the community.
no matter how pure. would be safe from the
chinatIons of such a gnng of hirelings aud for
greates consideration. they would even turn upon
their employers and use the very nets with which
they intended entrAp others for their des-
trIetionl Ii Is not only infamous. but it is
dangerous experiment to subject life and charac-
ter to the disposal OF spies-of common inform
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

Instructions have been issued 10 the different
Postmasters regarding the amendmendments to
the Postotlice laws. made by the last Congress,
which will tie in force July lst. Twenty cents is
charged for each letter registered. and the clerk
giving tho REGENT is u sign his name to it, The
arrangements on this point such that regis
tered letter en- be traced from the sender to the
receiver. or IN OF beirg stolen TO the thief
The rate however. is tor high for small sIms,
and should have hean graduated according 10 the
amount. down to- five cents
Newspaper postage was reduced by the new
law Ia the following rates:
weesly. per quarter ........... ........... scents
Srrni- weekly. per quarter. 10
Iri-wfekls, pr quarter. ....-....'.- 10
Daily, per quarter. 81 =
Mastznes not exceeding four ounces. are rated
rs follows:
semi-monthly, per cents.
Monthly. per quarter. .--.-........ =
Qasrter.y per quarter. .
Un'ler the old law. newspapers we're circulated
in the States where published h,lf the rates OF
papefs without the States Weekly papers are
still u be sent free To subscribers in the county
where printed
Transient newspapers will hereafter be charged
ftro cents each
The most important change made i'm the law
however. ne FAR ~ the mercantile community j.
concerned. i that changing tho postage print
Ell circulars. from enc 20 two cents. giving the
privilege. however. of sending three ia one en-
veope To one address, ut this rate The utility
OF tbs latter concession. no one but Congress
msu can define. we believe for more than one
circular to one address. with very few exceptions.
are useless md unnecessary.
At oo~toiiices where the gross receipts amount
% = noO or more per aunum. letters ate 90 be
advertised once Week-at all other ulires once
a mouth. All offices advertising weekly. will
return heir unclaimed leuets to the Dead Letter
oiiire weekly. and about TIVE weeks after ,her
receipt: su,ler Offices viii return their monthly
The ranking privilege heretofore granted II
posfms II offices where the gross rece -
amounted ~ les than S200 per = sbol
Isl = an 20 81 asters are not allowed 10 frank
any letters EXCEPT those uton official business.
~afch must &c 80 iudorsed. with the name az tie
postmaster
There are some provisions of the law which
require additional lahpr bv rostm1sters AMI
Clerk Among these are sections , and T. bv
which the poSimasfcr : required to Seep record
OF each day. transactions. showing the entire
amount OF none, recsised each DAY. giving
separately the amount received for letter pu>t.
ages for regular newspapers. far box rent. &c
The postmaster ~ every pastoace larre cr
small. must keep list ot All the box holders
with the number Of the box a>signe.. 10 each and
alles one the use 81 box I'll he has paid
for il in advance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

Highly Important Letter from Gen.
erai Fremonf-Be Declare for Free
dom of speech-He uebukes the
Administration sor the Arre>t OF
yaIiandi ham.
The following letter of General FEEnoSr.
written t. toe late Ipyal League meeting in
Concord. New Hampshire. : most significant
II shows that the General is still true to the Re
publican Platform of Is56. when he was a candl
date for President That platform was free
speech. free press. free soil. free homes and
FEExoST' We wonder IL the Republicans of the
West will deuounce General FerNoSr "a a
"Copperhead" for his being true to the creed that
tbej have abandoned Here i the letter:
NEW YoRK. June IL. 1863.
Mr. DEAE SIR: find that must give up nv
hope 10 be with YOU TO morrow. The engage
mehts OF which told you. rs ! anticipated. 30
lige me 70 remain here. To this j. now added
the critical condition of public affairs Ii ! had
been able 20 attend the meeting, should have
addressed it mainly TO the point which recent
events in the West hid made the uppermos ques
ton Of the day and which the people consider 50
vital that in Ohio they are in danger of accepting
a its representative man who uses the doctrine
under which he has served-and the conduct OF
whose life shows Tint he is not willing u accept
il ~ complete principle comprehendng All men
and all questions. aud covering all territory. In
this country men will 90 with principle. and If
You allow false leaders 10 assume yours. the peo-
pie will 20 with them. because the principle
res them. | should have urged the Republican
Democracy OF New Hampshire to assert dis
tinctly their old principles and to maiutain the
noble position which belongs TO them.
hope. my dear sir. you will insist upon this
and not allow men who are openly thwarting the
objects OF Government TO wrest 10 their and the
vital principles OF your party to be used. in the
Confederate fashion mslead own people
and our own az. with its old inscription of free
speech and free press But, while re asserting
those principles upon which the Administration
went into power and against which the South re
belled trust your people will mark plainly the
broad line which separates them from the men
who are really opposing the war, by making
equally distinct their determination To support the
Government in putting the rebellion down This
done free SPEECH icouid be secured-frse speech for
Wendell Phillips ,ceH for Mr.. Vattandig
ham
Since saw YOU. events have brought more per
emptory duties No words OF urging to cons0li-
date action could have the force which is given
bv the advance OF the Rebel troops. Your peo-
pie will feel that they have now more need for
action than discussion: but whatever they arrive
at trust they will recognize that whether it be
against the Rebels in the field or in elections al
home, there : neither victory nor safety in half
way measures or compromises
Yours truly,
(Signed) J. c. FRENoST.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

The New York Times. Commercial Ad,er.
,iser. Pbhdelphh Inquirer. and number Of
other Republican journals are ct'icisins. With
deserved -everity. the feeble defense at Winche>
ter bv Gen Mlroy Next 10 the surrender IT
Htr ers Ferry AID Holly Springs. ii was the
most disgraceful minor reverse ct the war. II
has mt a reieenIihg feature NJ lro, ) record !
n very bad one. anu his benz IN comm nj OF -
important 4 position i discre,litahle - The Al
m'nSiratieu Like most feeble men be- has
been slo'eut ard tyrsnnical His cruel severity
70 the unfortunate Confederate mmihe> in his
department led IL the prompt hangiag al a mum
Der of poo- Union soldiers ~ the Riehmaud su-
th0rues, aud the Administration vas compelled
"a interfere an gut a stop II his blood thirsty
proceedings He Is an Aboi,ioust 81 The most
violent type and our readers VII remember
letter he wrote not long since. threatening 10 set
his soldiers upon tie track Of the Democrats. 10
hunt them down. alier the war was over Gen
erslS OF the Butler and Milroy stamp are terrible
fellows on paper, or when they have women or
children TO deal with but fighting men i not in
the Way. There il everything to fear az Har
per's Ferry if Mi roy Is left IN command Of H.
= New York World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

IL - state. that the Commissioners Of q .
Governor MoRroS to carry on bic revolutionary
government. The Commissioners have no right
To make such loan. and they should he held in
dividually responsible for any such appropriations
of The peoples money There is no necessity or
Justification for such action. There IS plenty of
ey in the site Treasury to pay all the obi
CATION. Of the State The great safeguard of a
popular government l. the right OF the people
representatives to levy taxes and direct their ap-
preparation. IL Is the surest check upon one man
power. Unless the people desire to surrender the
right OF self government and return TO a despotc
rule. they should carefully watch and resist every
encroachment Of arbitrary power.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
The 35th Indiana Regiment, tho fst
Irishl-Letters from Col. y. e. wink.
erand Capt. John n. Dunn.

We publish ,his morning. two letters in refer
ence to matters connected with the 1T Irish regi
ment. from this State. On the first page will be
found communication from Hon. JoHS c.
WALKER. State Agent, who was the first Colonel,
and for long time connected with the regiment.
The letter explains the connection of Colonel
WALKER With the regiment. and details his servi
ces while It's commander IL Is called out by the
ticks upon him. which have appeared
from time to time IN the Journal. the
CO irt organ of His Excellency. the Governor,
and his denuncatons of the parties whom he
charges with having attempted TO injure his repu
tation. are bitter aud sarcastic in the extreme
The letter from Captain DUSs. which will be
found IN another column. also treats upon the
difficulties which have occurred in this regiment
We publish both Communications at the request
of the authors over their signatures. and in
doing 80 we regret there should be occasion for
such a controversy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
FouNpRIEs.
THE HOoSuER STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.

III AlN6 COMPLETED oCR FOUNDRr. VIZ ARE
u no~ prepared - receive sssf.rtorilr
ofatfs Tor stoves an castpgs generally The senio
partner has Just returned from the F.s whsre be he
procured the most derabe and peret patterns r cock
and paror eseverntrodueed infothe marks ssps
csy uvite the attention 4 wholesale stove d<al<< 20
this branch u business. with request they i
CIV " call cur other work vii embrace iron fronts
and columns (which desire make = prornneus
iure IN cur Manufacture railing and NH casting
mills and kettles house WORK, such ventaars
d0w caps s and hoows are IN everything pre- iacs
IN iron foundry. respectfully solicit p<ronsgs.
and only promise What well and promptly per-
form.
INK Indianapolis and C.ncinnau and Indiana Contra
Freight DePoss. Indianapolis Indiana.
myls- Cox. LORD& PICK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

TIE galitnt Commodore Who declined the L
, >eeatasrhip bat accepted Gov. PnkeF's cpm
mis-iou - Major General OF the militia has con
scented "a take eonmaand OF division ~ the
Site mlliti shleh is beLg raised TO l.sIs In the
dsfease of Pennsy wanna The Commodore -
poln,ed Col. karge. an excellent officer. Chief Of
Cavalry. and slll take the .eld in person How
the Jscobin>. after such demonstrations of
Democrats In our chivalrous sister Stare. claim
the exclusive pr silege of LOYALTY foF the lag
gard. OF the Iesguel Whilst Commodore stock
ton il ready TO fight tue Rebels with ire and
sword. the Jacobin Leagues preparing to Gel
ebrsts the Fourth Of July with fireworks aud
erackers.-[ Philadelphia Age.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
GUARDIANS SALE.
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

YKyYIE undersigned in pursuance with an orfer Of tn
A Common Pleas Court u Marion County. made a.
the June erm the year ls6J. viii. Ca the 18TH az o.
Ju the year l~3 SELL for the highest aud best pric'
Ar can got the following real estate, situated ~ mi ana
pos Marion county, belonging 10 Kate ;. and Jenny
heidthat j. say part OF lots IL aud ls ~ square 81
bsgudea A. follows Commencing AZ point on has
street one hundred aud feet from the southeast corns
Of said square tsl). thence running no "a along Eas
street 20 feet 20 alley hcncc west along said aN "h
hundred and feet i0l thence south 10 feet, thence
east one hundred aud one the place Of beginning
with all tte improv i property cannot b s
for less tnan SJ7O0, tia. being the appraised sas1'
thereof
The Of sale will be one-thrd cash IN hand 90 dsl
Of sale, the residue IN t~o elasl pa, ments 10 one az
tso YEAR. with interest secured by mof gaze Oh th'
prem--> The tile = beyond any quettiou.
J-zs-dAwt8 JoH< ". kEIn. tsna-dan, &c-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

- The following very severe thing is said OF
Gen HuxrtR BY the New York Times:
The most remarkable events Of his administra
tou we're: the battle OF James Island, which Was
fought asans; his orders. the recent attack on
Charleston, in which he took 40 part. and the
siege at For, Pulaski. which was conducted by an
officer Who is now ia he ~ successor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

GES LEE MASEUvERISe TO Ger OFF WASHING
roS FROM THF NoRrH-MovExEST ny HIN To
WARD AsHlNGroS-HooKER's RETREAr TO
WAsHiNGroN No TINE TO CAPrURE RicH-
NoSD Now-DENAND EoR THE RESTORATION
OF McCLELLAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
FOR SALE
SiLE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL SELL AT
Private sale the following lie Al Estate. wit:
All that part of The >0uthw quarter Section
Town d. Range J. ia Marion County, lndi ma, lying east
of indianapolis. bonded south by nson of Mar
ket street. north extension f Ohio street. by
the land # Isaac y. PhippS and west By the land Of
Winston r. and Mary Noble. about eight acres. Will
be sold in body such paris suit purchasers
One-ffth cash in hand, the balance in |, =. 3 and
years with interest ayable annually secured by 40
without relief, and mortgage on the premises sold.
DOkMAN y. ID WILSON
June23-d6t Guardian. dc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

Yesterday l.th mt at 10 o'clock A. NJ the
spirit ct Hon. Lewis Prosser took "a, eight to the
God Who gave T. NJ event within the history
at The country ever brought such sorrow 10 the
hearts at the people Who knew him. sni so ire
queuty honurei hlm With their confidence No
man had warmer friends. lis many manly quail
itieS had cnfcared him 20 leop'e who admire
buldne,s, uuwaret'ng integrity. ard derolitn 10
principle. A. neighhor lie belovei. a. a
friend he was sieadiasl IA h> attachments aud -
a public officer hs integrity and hoaesiy com
meuded bin 10 hi hitter foes. He has left IA:
but While hi. BODY N aalders IN the tomb, he viii
have a wsrm place Ia the hearts ct the people
We will give more extended notice OF the
subject OF tbs article hereafter Nashville
Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

IT. IL Is said the 0pefatuus of the negro army
nov organizing are 20 be offensive This = Ger
taiuiy gratifying Intelligence the operations
Of the negro hitherto. have been mostly indie
Pence
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

eSEALED PROPOSALS. WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THIS
= Department until Monday, The 29th instant, at
O'Clock +. NJ, for furnishing. seMin nteen days from
dteaFd az co"trQct, the following camp equipage:
ESQ 6-quar TIT Coffee Boilers
sou l0-qUaIt TIN Buckets.
625 Plain Fry Pans.
is dozen Box Coffee Mills
The t'nware TO be- mace f good. substantial material
and OF fr>tTate workman, hip
The nnde signed the right of rejecting
all bids that ny he made the above articles and
as" o e>Senng or Increasing he quantities above speci-
lied as the public service NAV require.
The goods TO be delivered at this Department free
ch re for freghi drayage.
Cash will be paid for be articles delivery.
June23-dt \. STONE. Q. VI. g.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
TUR MING.
Notice to Carpenters and stair
Builders.
Am a tn the lDsu n 10 q.

Y oUIs KoLB. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOE
Es Turner Georgia street. between ffnnsy lyania
and Meridian is prepared 20 execute ali kinds Of IufLing
in the best manner. and AZ reasonable prices.
keep constantly on hand Stair Balhstera and Newe
Posts. and lurl them TO order All work done promptly
and IN good order.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

A IL KINDS or GKOcEHES CONSTANTLY AR
MvlNG and Cor sale a Tie lowest possible prices.
kSGfsEs ~ JAsGoN-
lane2O-d4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

PROPOSAL.

QUARrERMAsTER GENERAL's DEPARTMENT,
INDIANA VOLUNTEERS, :
lNfIANAPcIIs, IND.. June %, lo63.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-10
MEDICAL.
H. r. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

II. X. Br1nghuTSt'S Bulletin,
Wholesale and RettRi Druggist, (S17) Fourth and
Market street,
CEpHALiC PILLS (spsulding's) for Head Ache at
4. Brnghusts SH Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs one Of the best
articles for diseases oIe throat ac at H. r. Brnshursts
Drug store
eeved and for sale by Il. r. Bringhurst Apntheeary.
Wt5HART's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation TO be had ut H. r. BrlngburstH Drug
store.
spAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling at II. II. Bringhursts Drug Store.
Mrs. WINS. ow'5 SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children teethng, at II. r. Bringhursts.
FLhsKS for sporismen-I have fine assortment Of va
rlous sizes from Il pint to pint. have just imported
them and they the finest quality Of Dixons fnpks-
II. r. Brnghurht, 3l7 Market street.
BRANDY and wIllsKEY selected pure aud of fine
quality for medical purposes, by II. r. Bringhurst.
PLk9GS RELIEF for the immediate relief OF pain, NJ
Faruiers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In Whining
ton on Thursday the lth day Of October at 10 o'clock
A, NJ
COLD CREAM for chapped hands or lips for sale In
any quantity, by H. X. BrirEhurat
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article At H. r. Bring
/ hurBta
and arc now IN great "voRue." H. X. Bringhurat
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist.
since our last except which has advanced tour cent
per bubhel
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-10
Ea HOUSES FOR SALE,

IN MARKET sTREET-store and dwelling below
Second exceen; business stand Three story
brick dwelling house between Tenth and Eleventh stree IT,
IN KING sTRhEr-A modern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh amt Twelfth rtreet three stories main
and back buildings gas baths in first rae order generally
good dwelling house South East OF Seventh aud
King streets.
IN sHiPLEY sTREEr-rhree story brick dwelling
above Fifth street, % ieat front 81 feet deep.
IN TATNALL SFREBf-faur new three story brick
dwellings above Eleventh stree
IN WEST srhEhr--Four new three story brick dwe-
ingH above Eleventh street
IN ELEVENTH sTRLEr-ThFce new three story brick
dwellings between Tatnall and Vest streea
IN SEVENTH srREEr-A three story brick dwelling
below Lombard street
IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
Two three story brick dwellings, with two story back
buildings.
IN SECOND srREET-A three story brick dwelling
good business stand
IN BRANDYwINE vlLLAGE--Two story brick dwell
Ing IN Brandywne Village, woud be exchanged for pro-
perty In town
BUILDING LOTS desirable property at the corner
Of Third and French Streets suitube either for building
lots OF site for a manufacturing establishment.
For terms and particulars apply to
JOHN AIcLEAR & SON,
my lO III Market street.