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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-10-01
Order Of Ratification.

nRDERED. this Goth day of Ecrtcm-
~ Der, 1863, that the sale reported by Geo.
4 pearre and Josiah II. Gordon, trustees, in
their supplemental report filed in this Court
on the Goth day oiSeptcmber, 1863, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 18th day of
November next provided u COPS of this order
lie inserted in some newspaper in the city Of
Cumberland, once in each of three successive
weeks before the Both day of October next.
HORACE RESLEY, Clerk,
True CODY Tcst-HORACE RESLEY. Clerk,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-10-01

HOSPITAL REpoET.-The following is the
official report of the U. S. General Hospital
at Cumberland, Nd, in charge of Surgeon
j. b. Lewis, for the week ending Sept. 18th,
1892.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-10-01
asJ' On our first page will be found two
Interesting political articles. to whi"', NC !,

vito ,Le 90 a0a1'io1 Of ou1loato,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
NJ e DICAL.
MEDICAL.
Dr. LWdlum's Specific.
r0R riu ctRE
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS o. ruE ORGANS Of
GENERATION.

r1vHE Gonorrhua. or commonly called Clap. is dis.
II gushing malady. and T. too well known Co require
any explanation. h. easy 90 bc got but u difficult 10
get clear ~ u l. companion that few admire. u per.
Vadcs an Glasses OF socciyhuth male and female rich
and poor both married aaJ single Although 40 trouble.
some IN itself distressing ami sometimes fatal, " j. a
disease the treatment Of which. has generally been
than the disease its'f The common fashionable
treatment Is first in deprive you ~ all business, then
comes = course Of saryationlisng on bread and tea.
water gfuo kind of SLOPE. you must hen he hled
cuppsd cached combined with nansrang medicinss
Infection LOTIONS. oiuimrnls, aud warm Concentrations
tver, few dasa the medicines are chanTedi aud after
some months treatment 81 this way which "a" patient
hrafswth great fofudr tor fear - exposures DO b. dis
charged ~ discharge. himself With Irritable ufeiof
swrled testee. enlargement " the PROSTATE glands
disease at he meek 81 she bladder.
THIS specific which acts Ike chafm With few dose'
on disease. AMI spue pleasant tale and whl,
has Vurrd thousands in New York Philadelphia haiti.
and many q fhr Nouthefn elites, IL certain and
enectua fomedi that makes rapid sndpefmanen cure
without regard io diet, drink 90 eNtftse, except wfest
llng. lumnuR svefssitaiuing, thl, femedy u an
equaed hy Anything yet discovered iof The cure ~ thoss
d.etses d eNtraerd from our own panis, and j. per
fecly safe, a. u purely vegetable l. contains no meF
cufy, that can tNpufe AnufssN Y" All Kinds -
weather, without ihe eesl danger rum the medicine
AMI II you careful ~ wfappng az your paste. yos
viii have sm' nom n. 40 that you are no
deprived from going into company of being detected b,
nearest ffsnds
Th l. no quarl me iicne huia remedy discovered ans
used with immense rs regular phy scian.
Caufdenty recommended iu the unfortunate,
ttuflDN=Noha 4. genuine without tho signature %
the proprietor Davii-ou. around the box Al m
fnsemsn,. Of trade marks viii be pfe-scasd with IN
utmost nEof ufihe Law,
w DAVIDSON sol. Proprietor.
Cincinnati. ohia.
sld b, pfassl.,s generally i,nss.demls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

The printing ordered by that body is just a.
much legislative expense IS the papers fur
uished bs the Journal Yet the Journal pockets
the pay ordered in the same nay and cut Of the
same fund eheerfully. bal Il thinks il q great
crime tia, another debt equally valid should be
paid in Ike manner.
Money eau only be appropriated by bin. .
says the Journal Was the Fay to the Journal
Company for papers appropriated BY bilif Was
the pay Of certain accounts by the Republican
State officers out OF the unexpended appropria
ton for legislative expenses appropriated by bill
What right had they thus 70 draw mouey TO assist
partissnsg
The statement Of the Journal that the resolu
ton never passed the Senate. that il was never
read in the senate. and that the Republican mem
bers have no knowledge Of its being offered, i
not only false, but it does is political friends
great injustice TheresOution was passed unani
mousIy. and with the knowledge of the Repnbli
eau Senators. The Senate was willing that
debt it bad created and authorized for printing
should be paid. il it could be- out of the appropri
alton for legislative expenses The Journal re
ceives pay out Of that fund under the same cir
cumstances. but such is its mean. malignant
party spiri, il cannot be even just to a polltica
opponent We sincerely hope that its failure Z
continue the public printing will not compel it Q
go into liquidation. for it has given evidence of
sickIy existence since it has had relief fror
the public Treasury. The Republican party woul
shed tears over IT, If it should happen to expire
Envy of anothers prospects Is the meanest spir
that can influence a human being.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

TIN ArRoRA I'm. CAS- WoRKs The water
gas ~urN- q, tar place 80, announced ns com
ple'e failure II sill Ice tecoiecicd that great
iuror wss created a lew YEAR -incc by certain
paftcs ~ reference - water gas. Aurora, Ia.
dmnH, Nes selected ~ d suitable place uron
which 20 experiment II hcing nt the -,mc time
conveniently OF at the VA The wntk. we're
put ap, the ga- made aud lot into the pipes. aud
the public we're informed with tremendous bias,
OF trumpet. that water gas, AZ least VA Aurora,
was u success a. the Autoriius have hid a fair
uial ot the invention, hear whstthe experiment
has effected toward illuminating their minds and
optics The journal says that "tho communit,
have been bored o death with the attempt. =,
illumination. which they declare "a he a cross be
tween the Aurora Borc,lis aud outer darkness.
d. sanders has been dismissed aud the patient
has been plnced under the care OF Dr John
Jcifc,. ol Cincinnati Who 40 once recommends
coal diet to restore proper circulation OF ga'
to the expiring subject
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

therefor approved June TO- ls52 and defining the crime
al arson and pre~crhing punishment therefor, and pun
isbueut Tor any injury any person resulting from
arson.
Received from TIE House FEB y. Laid on he table
March Z
amend A. sf emit "a An sc aneil IRE tih section q
an act provid az the rson II County Boards
ant pre-crihug - their wers aid dates. whch
fr.t ,bove restioned act wa approve June IL. ls52
that said second mentioned act approved feo 10.
ls5s, which mentioned approved March 3.
ISL.
Received from the House Feb L. Passed the senate
March 3
I. James II. vawter Principal Secretary q the Senate
Of IndAna hereby certify that the foregoing j. fair and
copy 81 the titles n bills introduced there and passed
in and by the Of Indiana
JAMES H. vAwTER.
II Serafe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
From the Providence Post.
The Causeripttou Act.

We protect against this act A. unnecessary.
unjust M war With all our past history, and IN.
human
II exhibits In the star, lack ct confidence IN
the people, which h itself an outrage. The PEG.
pie have given 20 the Government With libcrlity
never before witnessed Money has been poured
cut ~ though " had been water Men have been
furnished whenever they have been called for
Down to- the date OF the September proclamation
the trouhle ~. a. kcep back the rush of ,olun.
tccr-. and even since then mote have been Tar
ni-hcd than have found profitable employment
For ali this. what DO the people Re,t VIII, they
ate treated like dogs No confidence whatever b
placed Ia them They are taken "a bc enemies,
ard the grra, question With Government seems 20
be. how II can easiest iotce ,hem lntu 70 service
Under the old Law, when mcn we're wanted
under the volunteer system of b, Drafting each
Stat. wss callci unan fof o. quota. aui the Go,
rruur. at the Stat"s AZ once set thcmsclsc. Ia
work 10 sompl, With the dsmand, Tho drafting
" drafting had 20 hcte.ortci to, took Place under
state LAWS. and the State, taking care that u dbl
not tail 10 furnish the number called lot, se.'g
hatej Who should be regarded a. exempt. when
The tfoops nee" raised they s-t~ ofiicefed hs the
unsetnotr, Who knew the qualifications at a.
f'ssals 10 position Hat his leo gnotcs the
state altogether The drain H. 90 be made b,
oIiect- Of the United ~tstes--ptavo.t Marshal,
and theft assistant. None ATE "a hc csempic,
Who Hfv not thus designated b, Cougrc.. The
cosefnoss are 20 have asthng To d. w.lh officer
ing the regiments tn. entllp posct OF tal..ns
and organizing the army l. plaeci in the hand,
ol tie fed,tal kx-cudve The militia !. ~ ono.
mustered Into the service Of the lnlcd States
aud placed under the Lac narusl II sdrht q
made. hls Tee cent mute are called lot than ~,
wanted. aud the rich man !. allowed 10 stand back
bv pasing The Government three hundred dollar.
The poor man. whn rannoi rslss three hundre,
dollars. must shoulder Nj. muskct and march
What iHmsr IA Rhode Island wants " "a, three
hundred dollar. every ume sd,aii is msae. a
The unl, condition upos which he may t,main a
home and cultivate his fsfmY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

Gil

The meeting was organized by adopting resp
lutions speaking the highest patriotism, and de
nounciug the extraordinary usurpations of power
upon the part of the Administration, and also de-
nouncing the present act of CONSUMPTION in so
far it discrmnates between the rich and the
poor.
Speeches made by the Hon Alexander
White, of Randolph county and NJ A. Boiling OF
Ohio ROBERT HUEY, President.
NATHAN HUsroS. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.

- PLEASE ANNOUNCE The NAME
City Attorney subject TO the decision Of the Democratic
Convention.
sY- EDITOR sENTINEL<-IF RODERIcK
BEEBE. Esq. will consent TO submit his name TO the
Democratic Municipal Nominating Convention, as can
ddate for the Mayor Of the citv Of Indianapolis. be
will be supported by many citizens of the 9th, sh, LIST,
4th, ID. Sd. 9Th. 9Th and 9Th Wards
We ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
nounce the name Of FORGE v. PITTS ndidAte for
Mayor. subject The decision Of The Democratic Union
COnveItiO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

Rt,ttifrt Rs nrrlte The Pan. coftc.
pondcnt OF the New York World write. the lol
lVviug,
"a good many American. Ia Paris hung low
their h.sds on reading that the Hon Edward
k,crctt hung ont = nee h'e to welcome Butler
A. BOSTON, Edward Ecfc,t-the pink ol pro
pfei, ths nlodsl Statesman. the AtheAian scholar.
The perfect gentlama,--e"ug homage To that
man BETTER. Who has committed every crime IN
the calendar oh. u L. a hsgtant ahonination'
How are the mish,y isllenl fhef. ATE man,
citizens ut New Odesns here Ia PATS Who black
mailed bauer 60 80, ava, ard ~ho sh,g~ their
p,.pofs AVID the prices paid 'ot them Nth Bat
ler's INITIALS ~ as ern kssa,rr,fiso' Although
No are grc,il, gt,the'i on the ARRIVAL II ever,
steamer 10 zee that hutlei IL having Justice done
him iu the World, srt we cannot refrain from ca
pressing little ~ the unlver.al contempt Which
u fcl, tt the brute n Europe. and lor OF rLo
Asaes him. liut will itop the dlsagreeahlc sub
iect
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

WisrtnN cortoN The samples OF cotton
raised va Illinois. which have appeared Va this
market have been very handsome, equal IN DUAL
~ "a the middng uplsnds from North Carolina
and Tennessee We have before " n sample OF
the production OF Washington county. Illinois.
which would bring about = cents to das. The
eousienon write,
"llllnol- y producing quite Handsomely of cot
ton, and We think the southern portion ot the
state vii Do large business IN raising u
ludaua, too. 1. doing very we'll A coftes
roudent ot the Cleveland Herald lucloscs SAN
pie Of cotton 60 that paper from Mount Vernon,
femarklng that Indiana L. W earnest on the cot
ton question, and that the county referred 10 from
les "a raise enough this season "a supply the
whole State -. \ \ Jour Com
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

ssCnn the senate Appropriate Money!"
The Journal makes this inquiry. We propose
another: Can the State officers appropriate
moneyf Two years ago the Legislature appro
prissed. specifically. si5otO. in addition to the
general appropriation OF 100000 tor legislative
expenses This specific appropriation was not
all disbar-sd Tor Legislative expenses proper The
balance uncxpendcl was app cprIated 10y the Re.
publican state officers withou, any direction from
either branch OF the Legislature, for no such use
vi. thought of OF intended. when that fund was
appropriated Early in the late session $4,000
was Appropriated for legislative expenses. Soon
after u was made the Republican Auditor Of
State issued warrant upon tha, sppro
prt,tion Tor about so.5oo. upon hi. own re-pon
.ibil,y aud without any direction or authority
from either the Senate or House
The Journal thus defines Legislative expenses;
They include the per diem and mileage ct the
members, the salaries OF clerks, doofkecpcrs.
pages, BE. the coat OF stationery. Tue and other
incidental expenses connected with the operation.
of the two Houses and their various committees,
II has been al. custom heretofore 10 make a
specific appropriation lcr the paymen, OF the
newspapcs taken By the Legislature, Tho
salaries OF clerks. doofkeepers, pages, Ne. have
always been included N the specific appropria
tlon.. a. has been the expense. OF the committees
and the Incidental expenses connected With the
operation. IT the tao House.
The senate and House Journal. of Monda,
show that the burner Appropriated az 20 aud
the latter s3ls ~ % the Journal Company out
Of the fund appropriated Zoe legislative expenses.
AID each ~iGhea .hs concurrence OF the o,her
bpdy The Journal 10 received ,h,s sum "a.
OF The rte,-ary This proceeding on the pat,
OF the Senate i irregular, sI,hou, precedent aud
cannot loo Sustained on principle single mo
msn,." -.y. The journal. ~, u Ipske,s III.
aoacs. Aceor..ng to i,s own srgamea,. u ao
the Journal guilt, Of great rsrca,y fcs receiving
money ltom the State under such circumstances,
lit the senate. wl,ho1, the concur enee Of lh'
House, can a,r~r, the ~, meo, ~ ,h.s mariner @
tt'1 20. a esn direct DE ssmcn, Of sl2 Ull
and u Of $4,000. then go 600 aud II ct So.
ooo then the entire iasd, ,s,s the journal
Nov, What has the senate donef Il ofdosr,
the payment OF ti5s 10 10 the Journal comp,n,
fos p.p~s furnished b. that body. ga, of the Sis.
100 appropriated for legislative expenses
made no appropriation Ia doing. bu, sImp
dlFec,si the mannvr that portion of
fund already appropriated should he dlsbursel
The same body directed ,ha, the State rrln,e
shoald 10 paid $4,000 oul Of the same fund 10
printing oriefei BY that body. when The account
ssre psoperly certified b, the secre,ar, Of State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

PUBLIC SALE.
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

flNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SILL At rrHf.Ic
sale. on Monday The 21d dsy ~ March. isr1. %
the highest bidder. the following estate situate
West indianapolis Marion count, that h lay. iols
and er,en, 40 aud ~ n square ~ eut-bock nine.
~, of The donation lands adjoining The city Of ini anap
uiis. the being situated and part o Jonathan
aekef's subdivision ~ sald out lot o. On this real
estate hne improvements said property u known
the Western Hotel
The sale vii be between The hours ~ 10 ocieck n.
aud O'clock a. N 81 aid day on the premises The
terms - sale will be- third down. third and
onehra IN iwo year., bearing interest the purchaser
giving noir secured by mortgage ca saH property f0f
deferred "a, msnis htNni nhkNAMAN.
uieh david
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

In provisions and breadstuiis there has been
very little done during the week, bat generally
speaking, holders did not seem willing TO make
important concessions, nor 90 press sales, on the
ground that the decline in gold was the conse
quence of panic. and that it would again al
vance Flour declined 20 To Doc per barrel. but
l0al5c of this was recovered OH Yesterday. when
superfne sold at So s0a5 - Wheat defined :
to lOc per bushel. but "A portion OF this was also
recOvere Corn and rye also declined. Oats
dull, hut unchanged. Whisky remained at 45c,
but the demand has been quite light. Cheese
and butter are higher, owing 10 IA scarcity of both
articles The demand for all articles IN the pro-
vision line ceased. and prices became nominal,
but the feeling Yesterday decidedly better,
and active demand existed for lard at O1sc.
beng the price il left off at week ago. and
about 800 tierces sold at that rate. Although
the market firmer for other articles, the de
mand for them was but moderate Bulk shou
ders IA "A &C: sides 6a6Iac; hams &c; mess pork
SlInlI - Tor CITY and Sl3 to xl3 81 for coun-
try. may be regarded ~ the rates buyers were
disposed To pay There some demand for
bacon, and about 400 hhds sold within the week
at ) l6a5lac Tor shoulder. and 6t4c for sides.
Common hams are worth 7laaI3ic loose. and
Sic canyased and packed. Sugar cured nd
vanced to l0I4 ,lOlsc. and in good demand.
Groceries dull. and sales were made at lower
rates. but the feeling WAS firm at the close
Dry hides are ia active demand. and prices are
higher
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
SALOON.
Excelsior Saloon and Restaurant,
SO " MAST WASHINGTON srRsrr.
indianapolis, Indiana
RUDOLPH FEY. Proprietor.

guNuis rlNf SALOON WILL ~ orESsD on
iesr,offo~ ffa~-ds,l March 10, With splendid
lunch ~ y o'cls@k A n
Tho prvpdetof nai,sfs himself % snnouncs 10 his
pstsos sna The eilisens e Indianapolis ssssfss thai
he has spsrsd ne Haeef - mssns a. make ths hoa.s
What 4. ought BE-. II The nne.s and Asnasassst
faleons ln fhe West.
ils will Keep constantly hand tho best Rhine aud
Native Vines. chsmrsisns.. Lager hesr. Ale sna the
Vsfy hss, ~ Liquors
Ne !. ssa prepared a. furnish Neal. Il eli time. after
short ne,ss, ssd Invites The ruhn, fof call
meta dim .I.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
sITTERs.
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON,

90 n the largest and best arranged hotel IN the Nee
n,l England atsss centfslly Ice sea, aud easy n
ki.l secsss Fam n, the tutes ~ travel n cont ain. eli
ths mefn mpfa, emenss aud etefy Zoe shs
senf aud ~ the travelling puhiic Ths
sleeping fooins large and yell venulsts the sts,
~ rooas ace wsl ARRANGED, ADD completely furnished o
nmnlss aad large travelling psuIs. ard the hoa.s I'll
sonnae 90 be Kept nfs slss. Hotel % every respect
fobs.Bdls LEWIS RICE. pr.vfisist.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
From Washington.

ILLUSTRATIONS ca THE PRoGREss % DEsPOTIsN-
THE FREEDoN % RELIGIOUS WORSHIP Exisrs
NO LoNeER-DARNG DEPREDATIoNs Or Coz
FEoEEATE TRooPs NEAR " AsHIxGTox-IxAuG-
uEATfoN or THE REiGS OF DEsroTlsH. &c, &C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

~ The total uumbct OF laws passed by the
late session OF the Thirty seventh Congress Wa
li3-pubhc sc,. -, private acts -, and Joint
Resolutions %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

- grca, speculation Vas made by man
Ia New York. sha. ~ 1854 Invested tiO.ih w
tsf aud lste, sold u Al ttD barrel. making the
sum Of $500 600 profit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12

IT WOud seVW thht u Wrir th' Nety hcme OF
fol-, 20 draw 4 million nf money rom the loyal
pculie OF this country to speud on Washington
Improvements a. time when everybody feels
unt cr,ain whether Il Is 90 remain seat oi Gov
efnment -. all. or, f It shall continue to be a
seat of Government whether IL will serve that
purpose a. Va 20 the Rebels But some con
tractors probably were interested IN jobs which
render these appropriations ne'es.iry--to them.
~ Rochester luton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-12
Congregational Folly.

The following are among the miscellaneous
appropriations OF the last Congress:
Nearly million of dollars are appropriated. in
even this time of war for the public buildings in
Wa.hiuotou viz
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30
CA. re ID '|S,ssfIg'1S.
A NEW CARPET.
FINE CARPETS.

GET THE MODERN STYLEs Now opening, 1900 pieces c
the spl ndld English Tapestries shown in hi
martet, by the NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY
IS Hanover ST., Boston. ONE PRICE AND CASH SYSTEM
nrIv I'M rILRn
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30
Ladie,' Festival.

The Festival at Washington Hall, Friday Eve
ming. We hope will be literally patronized. We
can assure all who visit such en- entertainment
simply for pleasure and amusement, that they
will be abundantly compensated for attendance,
and those who 60 to aid the soldiers fund,
will 6nd the Festival all they can wish. The
ladies' have given many weeks-perhaps we
ought to saw months-to The labor of raising q
fund for and manufacturing hospital stores and we
cannot imagine better charity, or a handsomer
thing for our people 10 do tnan to generously
contribute by their presence and their money, to
make this Festival, Che GROWING effort Of these
working ladies' in their efforts to relieve the sui-
ieriDgs ana administer to tbs com.or, Of sick and
wounded soldiers, grand success. lie. no one
who can GO stay away. Friends Of tile cause
from tbe aljoiaiag town. r- cordially and earn
ssay invited to cone, a. the charity not local
and should not be hemmed IN BY town lines.
An admi,tanee fee Of 10 cents for adults and
l0cents for children, will be charged It the door
ana we know Of Mo one who cannot afford lta,.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-30

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have never yet failed i'm removing difficulties arising from
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The Obstruction may arise. They should, however,
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pregnancy, though safe any other zine, miscarriage
.e.u.i bee laa reaa..