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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11
MARKET MASTER.
LEWIS GUNTHOEFFER.
CiNclvSATt, April Z, 1858

But the great meeting Of this animated
city contest came off on Saturday night
last, at Fifth street Market-Space. It
was an immense gathering Of the People,
and thousands were in attendance, re-
naming from eight to eleven o'clock
at night. There were three stands,
handsomely decorated with banners,
and lighted up. One of these was occu-
pied by German speakers, the other
two by able Union speakers, who fol-
lowed each other ia succession. The brill
liant glare Of large bonires, the burning
Of ar-barrels, the CLEAN Of rockets and
Roman candles, the roar of cannon, the
shouts Of the multitude, as the process
sions from the different wards came in,
the music Of the brass bands, Of the
drums and flies, ali con sidered, present.
ed scene calculated to inspire the
hearts of all loyal men with high hopes
Of success, not only on yesterday, in the
city elections, but also for the Union
cause. Speeches were made, clear, srgu-
mentative, and convincing, and they
were listened TO with attention, aud
cheered with an enthusiasm that fore
told a brilliant victory. Altogether, the
demonstration OF Saturday night, was
most successful, and gives promise Of a
long pull, a strong pull, and a pull all
together, 10 the State elections Of the
coming summer, as will carry the Union
ticket in triumph.
The following resolutions were read
from each Of the three stands, and adopt
ed with shouts, which, while they show
ed what the sentiments Of the masses
were, also showed that they came from
the heart:
Resolped, That we will have no disco
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

hEAuNh 1tA AAht
The Honorable Mrs. r. having more
TO say added another sheet Of letter pa
per, Of which the following is rather ra-
cy: '"+
Il have written some dozen or more
letters TO your grandma and Aunt
Rachel. Direct 20 the care Of my husband,
and mark his name on the letter as NJ. c.
which will bring all letters safely to his
box after they are once mailed within
onr tinee
Henry Ison 10 Mrs. Correspondent
Commercial Is at Shelbyville and let
ters directed to him would be forwarded
10 me carefully Ask aunt to write by
the bearer Of this MRS. Fulgum) and di-
rect to Captain H. s. r., care Of Major
General j. McCown, Shelbyville. .
Joe Pickett is here from Memphis. lie
is counting Miss Nh, q great belle
ugly aud rich, Gen, Price is
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

Az her residence this city on the morning Of
the o. after long and painful Illness Mrs Zn rnE
SHIvERs wife Of tho late j. c. shvors in the 47th
year Of her sge.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
ME OiCAL.
Dr. Eudlurss'~ specific.
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF TIsE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

VsNHE Gonorrhosa, commonly called Clap. is dis
gushing maladv, and j. toe well known % require
ans explanation Il Is easy to be got bat II j. difficult
get clear of IL companion that few admire; per-
vadeS all classes oi Soceiy-bOt male and female rich
and poor both married ami SINGLE Although Sotrouble
itself distressing and fatal, IL
di tie treatment Of which. ha~ generally been
than the disease itself Tie common fashionable
i first deprive You II Nil business. then
a course Of ssrvatio:i-living bread and tea
Cruel some kim OF slops must then be bled
cupped laached combined with ing medicines
Every few DAYS the medicines changed; and after
months treatment in this way, which the patient
bearswith great ortude for fear he j. dis
charged discharges himself with irritable uretoE
Sweled testcle. enlargement Of the proStra and
o disease Of the neck of the bladder.
ThiSSpecic which acts like charm. with few do.es
those diseases and quite pleasant take and hc
has cured thousands IN New York. Philadelphia Batl-
and many of the Southern cities j. a certain and
efecual remedy that makes rapid andpc
without regard TO diet drink exercise except wrest-
ling jumping OF over-siraning This remedy i un-
equaled anything Yet discovered for the OF those
disc IL i extracted from plants. and j.
fecy safe il is purely vegetable II contains
curry, that you expose yourself 20 all kinds oi
weather without the least danger from the medicine
And if you careful wrapping M your paste YOU
will have taste smell from IT, that YOU
deprived from going into company being detected by
nearest friends.
This is quack medicine. buta remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular phy stefan and
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate.
CAUTON-None i genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor, W r Davidson. around the box All in
Judgements of trade marks will be with the
utmost rigor ofthe law
VIZ. DAVIDSON Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by Drug gistsg generally jan2s-d6niS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

u sundered shall have no shidnE hope for the IN
ur her than the r. adj o. b, he people % tie tim
honOred principles and the rvstofaon power ~ ne
great guardian o. constitutional hberyihe Democratic
party.
That the great end Of ell free government being 20
% he people The enjoyment q the great rights OF
freedom 4 peech ~ he pres e religious and civil I'D
eriy in behan o. the Uason-loving patriotic and law
abiding citizens 81 the country repel with the
savs doctrre pat forth chiefly by those VIC, crawl nc
together n secret concase, pfeerng darkness rainier
than light and assuming a character tsc prefix for
their Leagues" the term 10y al - under which the to-
81 the revolution proclaimed their abec devotion to
he tspoc measures 81 the ministry q king George, %
tie effect that free American citizens scr8,nize
the acts - their own public servants seek o. hold
them 10 account II their stew hardship. and pro-
nouoe all such a. worthy only q the source from whence
the encouragement 81 these organ nations eanae viz:
the harpies interested in Government contracts, office
brokerage, stock cotton and other specuaOns, and in
the general aNcendency e public corruption
o. That have follow ed the Of the brave SOL
ders who went forth to gbt for the preservation
situtiona liberty, "a hearts filed with anxious soc-
ude for their welfare and in TIE great object ~
the war the restoration Of peace; that warmly ap
paud the efforts msde IN their behalf by the Democratic
members a the last meeting Of the General Assembly OF
this and which other patriotic ef-
forts frustrated only by the unconstitutional and
vouionsy conduct ofthe Republicans, AMI IN their alb.
solemn duty TO them TO preserve uuimpaired, till
their return, the civil rights left IA our keeping.
10 That the establishments Of martial law throughout
the Northern States. ~ indirect methods not only
fragrant violation Of the Constitution % the United States
bu, also usnrpation ofpOwer dangerous alike to The 0-
critics Of the people and the perpetuity of Republican
Government that will not aid in snppressing the re
beon and not intended. but that the only effect
can have. and the effect u j. intended TO have ! TO crush
he discussion Of the political issues of the day ia or
der that the party w power may perpetuae their don-
ION and principles thereby making the halloi-box farce
which but registers the edctS q the Administration and
it, party thus destroying the liberties OF the people 81 the
North. and making the rebellion success. We there
fore soemny declare before the world appealing 10 the
Constitution Of our country aud laws the land In jusii
foaoa Of the declaration that what may we cannot
and will not surrender the right to publicly and privately
discuss through the press and the roStrum all pot
cal questions and their probable effects for veal or woe
either in civil military aspect upon the future OF ou
Government and our country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

We notice by the proceedings in the Journal
tina, meeting Of the Union War Democrats"
was held at room No 81, Palmer House. on the
18th Inst. No. 81 il a small room. and il was
not AZ all crowded upon the occasion. An exc
cutive committee vas appointed composed OF
members IRON each Congressional District OF
the tweniy-four names mentioned in the proceed
ings. We recognize only the name OF one who has
snelt gunpowder in the face OF the foe II is
only political movement With the help OF
Republicans. an attempt was made in 1861 10
break MP the Democratic organization. IL failed
The same result will attend the movement IN
1864 IL will fash in the pan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

The Journal charges, with great emphasis that
IL our Legislature should be assembled ia extra
session. lit coud nerer pass an appropriation,
no, necer' Governor MoRros and his political
friends DO not believe any such thing. They
know better. The Democracy are not all respon-
sible for the crime which has brought the present
embauassmene upon the State The Republi-
cans In Indiana aud Illinois have attempted the
game Of revolution by blocking the wheels of
legislation ia both States. They profess to be
the opponents Of secession. but they have done.
just what JEFF. Davis and company did. repudate
the Constitution and the laws aud set up the will
of the minority against the majority. The crime
ofthe latter is justified by the action ofthe Repub
iican members Of the Legislature of Illinois and
Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

Under this held. His Excelency occupies
column in the Journal of Saturday in an effort
to prove that the leaders, as he terms them. are
responsible for the present evils upon the coun
try There is no man in the country according
20 his ability and influence. that has done more
to perpetuate aud continue the present terrible
civil war that Is exhausting the energies and re
sources of the country, than he. His influence
has been against any adjustment which would
have harmonized conflicting sectional interests
and restorel unity and confidence between the
North and the South And this in
diciment will hold equally true with
nearly all the Republican leaders. From
the beginning the pre- lotions and promises of
the leaders of the party in power have ssnally
faiIel. Mr. LINCOLN, on his way to Washington
to assume the presidential office. said the crisis
was an artificial one Mr.. SEWARD. at a'dnner
party in New York. late in December. 1869. said
that the then threatening troubles would not last
sixty DAYS. And since the Inauguration of the
war the people have been promised bv those in
authority nearly every three months that the
rebellion would he crushed within the following
ninety DAYS We ask what pledges have been
fulfilled unless THAI army contractors should get
rich by impoyeri-hing the peopler
We are now we'll in to the third year of the war.
and ALREADY an immense public debt has accumu-
lated. which will prove grinding tax upon the
proIuctiye Interests of the people TOR generations
To cume. More than this. tic party in power
have tranpled upon the constitutional rights OF
the citizen, and in its assaults upon the freedom
of speech and Of the press has rivalled. it il has
no, surpassed. the most de.potic Governments Of
the Old World.
And the party in power has no excuse for the
present condition Of public affairs. To suppress
the rebellion all the resources of the Government
have been placed ut its disposal Every call FOR
men aul money has been checrfully responded TO
by The people And why has not the Administra.
ton been successful in overcoming the rebellion :
Postmaster General BLAIR. in a late letter to a
s.Loyal Lea que in Baltimsre. gives one reason
He attributes il tn the yerdancy of the Admins.
tration But there is anothe: cause. party
organized upon the principles, with The objects
and the materials which assembled in convention
in Chicago in 1880 and nominated Mr. LINCOLN,
can never successfully administer Republican
Government This has been demonstrated.
Failure, except in carrying the last dental
election has thus far marked its And
that will be its future history
The Governor winds up his article with n
threat he saws, The IRON hand of the Govern
ment must make itselffeit in a stern enforcement
of the laws" Curses like chickens. oft come
home to roost. The patience of the people Ill
not last forever, and the leaders of the party in
-. POWER nav vet feel their iron hand. The voice
of the people is the voice of God
The mills Of Cod grind slowly,
But they grind exceedingly strong :"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
FOUNDRIEs.
TIE uOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY VIZ ARE
now prepared 30 receive and satisfactorily execute
ordsFS for stoves AM generally The Scuio
partner ha- just returned from the East where he Ia
procured the most De rabe and perfect patterns for cook
and pArlurso reduced fothe narke We
cally invite the attention q wholesale stove dealers 20
this branch ~ cur business with request that they VIII
give u call Our other work VII embrace iron fronts
and columns ~ hich desire make prominent fca
ure m cur MANUFACTURED railing and mil casting. sugar
mills and keitles house work. uch veuatorS WIN
dow Sll and hoos~a fact hing tnccd
in an iron foundry unexpectedly solicit patronage.
and only promise what can well and promptly per-
form.
Office and Foundry los south Delaware street. acjon
ing indianapolis snd Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Depots, indianapolis Indiana
mylS- COX. LORD PECK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
Foxrrs.. Mans sr rim wAH-It :. generally

foRrCsfs MAbs ST thf " a - = setfNiN
believed aud with truth. that large fortunes have
been made out Of the war during the past eight
cen mouths We have seen lis Of the names
ut one hun4rei sni fftv rersons who have m1ee
fortunes ssrvirg from one hundred thousand 10
a million aud halt Of dollars during that period
some by stocks. some by eontrscts, some by
shodjy, some by selling bad vessels 10 the Gov
eminent. some hy crackers and cheese for the
army. and some by disposing of good Offices.
These shoddy aristocrats have added some two
hundred brilliant new equipages TO the Ring NJ
the Park, and will soon figure largely II the wa
tering places Jaw Cooke. the banker. il said to
have cleared three hundred thousand dollars
minus eight or ten thousand dollars for advertise
ments-by the conversion of Government bonds
alone. So We 90. Money Is as plenty as dirt
IL will soon be time TO spend this spare cash at
the summer retreats. and the season viii be a
splendid ose.-lN. Y. Herald.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

There l. no happiness there is no liberty
there Is no enjoyment Of life. unless man can
say. when he rises in the morning: i shall be
subject 20 the decision Of unjust Judge -
dayr"-I Daniel Webster. Public dinner 10 him
IN New York March 1891
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
- a X " < E
VALUABLE PROPERTY

FHNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE LOT NO.
in Square No. g. with the improvements thereon.
This property is situated in the city Virginia Avenue
and but few feet Washington stree. and is nearly
equal TO Washington street property IL las situated
il a comfortable story Brick House, with eight or
niue rooms; faces Virginia Ave Of the business
the city, % feet and back Maryland
street, street WaShngton-a front Of 30 feet
more or lessmakng good building front Mary land
street.
Also Lot No in Square No. -, in the city of Tnd-
annapolis This Lot situated Mary street nearly
opposite he STATE House. is g. feet front by l95 feet
alley, aud we'll adapted for manufacturing establish
ment
Said property viii be sold at private sale between now
and the l4th day ~ June 1863 If sold by that
will the 10Th inst, offrr the public sale at
the door Of the Court House, the highest bidder be-
tsven the hours Of IL and o'clock said day.
Terms >AIK-One q rl cash, the balance in aud
years the deferred payments TO bear interest and be
secured by mortgage.
The title is indispuable-
june6 dot WIN. JOHN wALf.ACF.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

~ Hon PLiSY HoAeLssD Of Allen county.
has accepted the Presidency Of the Fort Wayne
Branch Of the Bank OF the State Of Indiana. in
the place Of Hon HueH McCUIIooH. resigned
A the two Offices carnot be held At the same
time Mr.. HoAeLssp hs. resigned his scat IN the
State Senate. The business accomplishment T.
ard s,erIirg integrity Of Mr.. II. eminen'iy nj
him Tor any position he NAV occupy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!
Commencing Wednesday June l6.
BRENNER & FRIES
WONDERFUL
POLIMOSORAMA
OF TIE w All.

yFyHEMAGN IFICENr MOVING MIRROR. THE
greatest achievement OF the panoramic art, pre-
scented in almost living reality the interesting and
exciting the Great Rebellion, from the beginning
Of the strife down the last great battle OF Chancellor
yille aided by the mos ingenious mechanical Effects
and the eloquent and powerful Lecturer ia the
country.
The Land ard Naval Views and the battles are the
atistically portrayed paintings exhibited The
Moonlight and Conflicts with the audible clash OF
arms booming of cannon bursting Of shells and the
smoke and flame a battle. given with astonishing
ruthfuneSs nature, altogether presenting the most
gorgeous AMI life like pictorial unroled to an Amef-
can public covering $500 square feet Of canv
rsst. Admission % cents t. ali parts of the house
Doors open az "a o'clock-Curain rises At 50.
ManeeS for the accommodation of Families and Child
rem Thursday and Saturday afternoon at pa O'Clock
iunelO do
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
STOLEN.
$50 RE w ARD.

STOIEN FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER II TIPTOE COUN-
- IN, Jefferson Township, the night Of tie 4th Of
June hoan stallion, blind in the LEFT eye very heavy
black and TAIL the left hind foot white about the
fetlock IS hands high. 10 years CID Also Bay Horse
hands high. very lmbec, has white the
forehead. small humps under the saddle. very small
white spot on the shoulder little lame in hi fore
foot oyears old The horses supposed have been
taken BY Barney OFriel alias George Dunnaba, a
small feet Inches high heavy set blue eyes hs
false front teeth dark hair supposed be about % years
Of de>erter from the army reward % go VIII
given for the horses and thief e. for the horses de-
lvered az Upton, any inform alton that will lead
10 their recovery. BEIsNAlD DOHARIY.
Iune9-t6t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

Senator sherman. Who - now here. - under
stood "a BE- emphatcally opposed u the system OF
arbitrary military arrests. and i using his inhu
enre With the Administration to effect change
in its policy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
ATTORN EY.


OFFICE on SECOND FLOOR HUBBARD's BLOCK
sskingtosl and Meridian Streets, fentr.u
from Meridian street, Indianapolis. Ind he Will faith
fuy and promptly attend 10 all legal business entrusted
TO lin Especial attention gwen collections He
fer the business Of InaaAaPo,is generally.
mye-cGu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
sEWe find the following items ia the Wash
ington correspondence of the New York News:
rnNsIIrING THE srIRlI,

CONSULTING THE SPIRITS.
Last night June y there was Al assembling e
at the residence Of Col Fornev. for the purpose
of consulting the spirits on the result Of the war
and the I'D. % the Union The meeting. hear.
VAS dienihed by the presence Of Presiden, Lin
coin Ii is said thu, Mr~ Lincoln + mistaken
believer in the power of the mediums 10 call up
spirits and in the revelations made 10y them when
50 called.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

The mills Of Cod grind slowly,
But they grind exceedingly strong"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15
AUCTION SALE.


MONDAY I'D
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-15

The above diagram represents the ub-dvided Lot
lot A6 SALE POSITIVE. TEIM>1 cash In hand,
interest, AID mortgage TO deferred "a, ments.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-02-24

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received. FF uaal rressa Re bars 80 ~
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TIE eaaehts ier lhs Mar,h naabor ore
Chrntoihsg Naua Cheese 70 th Day
whom Ye riH Serve The Horrors q san
Domingo 4 Len3.n sabura; Iaa yaga-
Joud vile Wharton s CaHtouy C5ou-
,ry Womn; The Ifus Church Under The
pear Tra; The iast Cruise ll,hs Monitor
Lyrics oflha Street AHgrea he OH World
Pcfelc tnl President Lincoln, Re, sgs ana
Liyruy Notices reseat Amer can Psbfisl-
tons
Pubaaci ~ Ieaaor Ee,ds, 1885 Wash-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-02-24
The sieamer LIm,lerns.

The mystery about this steamer j.
cleared up. Sue pursued Mo A'a-
bama rs miles, when the latter sat-
fered her 70 approach within mailing
distance. When the EIalleras hailea,
the Alabama, true to her vocation, Of
lying, answered that She was Tier
Majes;y's ship Vixen Bat Just IS
Lieut., Blake was launching lis boat
10 board her, she replied that Size was
The Confederate steamer Alabama,
aud Immediately feed a broadside IN
to the Hatterns. Tie Alabama was
vastly superior, d a ship Of war, 10
the Hnueras but Lieut.. Blake fought
her until he found she was on, Of
reach Of lis guns, and bis own ,hip
was sinking, when he surrendered
All our men we're taken of satel
and the vessel gen, down 30 suddenly
that the Alabama did not get single
article out Of her; al went down with
her, while Der pennant was till Tying
at the masthead. Tie Hateras vas .
mere passenger packet Designed e
run between Nes Orleans anu Gal
weston but though 50 much inferior
10 the Alabama, il seems that her fire
produced considerable effect upon tie
pirate craft. II this fight bad been
with the Brooklyn, instead oflhe Hat
teras, there would have been dif-
ferent ending Of the story. lis great
relief TO know that the brave com-
mander Of the Ha,ieras and Der crew
are safe and coming home