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Maryland free press., 1863-02-13


T1IfE undersigned, intending to discontinue far
Il ming, will at Public Sale, at his residence, on
the rts lei Ding from Leitersburg to Grecncastlc,
about two miles from the former place and seven
from the latter, on TUESDAY and WEDNES-
DAY, the Gath and 25th days of February, A. D.,
1868, the following Personal Property, to wit =
IL HEAD. HORSES, ~
Bile Work Horses, and three COLTS, twoS1-I
years ard one year old =
TkfLRTf-FOUR HEAD OF HORNED
-. -. e .CA1YLE,
among which are two fat steers, and Mich
COWS, . of which will be fresh by the day of
sale-the remainder are Young Cattle;
TW'EH'TYFlV-E HEAD NOES
among which are two BROOD SOwS; one Broad
tread ROAD WAGOH, with boughs and cover)
?plantatian WAGONS, Broad TreM and one
Narrow Tread, do! (nearly new,) one-horse
WAGON, sets of Hay Ladders,t T.,
ONE tTHIaESHING MACHINE, ::
with New YJtk Horse Power attached, L SEP
ARATOR and dHSRSEPOWER, III lGciser's patentl
two CORN ;SHBILERS, one by HORSE power and
one by hand 6r Horsepower, l MC6rmick REA-
PER, lIIay Hook and Rope.:.l DRILL, Horse
oG,S hors
Sled BarsheaT FG60bGHs, S Double and and sir sir
gle shovel PLOUGHS, 1farroMs. I CUtTIvA-
TOR, one Corn Coverer; Single, Double and Tre.
pie frees, PAIR OF 6preaucrS, LOG Shains, D
Fifth Chains, two pair Of Butt Traces, 3 sets
Breething, 6 sets Front Gears and six sets Plough
Gsars;7 Fly Nets, Blind Brides lone set dou-
BILE Harness Collars, Wagon Saddle and Whip
Bag Wagons, Forks, Rakcs, shoves, Hoes,
Sledges, Msttocks, Crowbar and Digging Irons,
one
SACSAGE CUTTER, STCFFTR AND
'''' LARD PRESS.
a large fbt Of Bktss, { lot Of Tight Barrels and
Meat Vessels. Also-HAY by the ton. about 200
barrels of CORN, 400 bushels Of OATS, rs bush
els cfPOTATOES. and VINEGAR by the barrel.
-. ALSO
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN 'FURNI-
TCRE,
comprising . B.dstcssii and' Bedding, Q Bureaus,
one Safe, Z setts of CHAIRS, Rocking do, 2
TABLES, clocks, Zone an .eightday and one 4
twenty -four hour Clock, Cooking stove and
template do, lIron Kettle, lot OF Queensware.
Tin-wAre ard earthen Ware, lot Of Carpets and
OIL CfothsE and many other articles too numerous
10 mention. '',.
ssB"Sale to commence at o'clock; Il. NJ, on
said days, when credit of Nine hsnth will be
given on all sums or Five dollars aEd upwards
the purchaser to give'sltts aptes With approved
.esrsj.y sA ands aye Ie,R S9sts t9s cash
janao JACOB DowAnD, Auctionecr.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13

Tag- A young belle in Washington, smitsen.
/ Russian officer on adventurcr in the
lon army, married him In haste. After
weeks she rcpents at leisure, and claims
inst him for assault and battery. "Buttcns
lhe brain Is the malady of young l''1:ses
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
Pua1xO .SA1E.


WILL be sold at Public saIc,' at hi. residence
w in fdnkstown,':.' -. 80.
Q" Saturday, the 2sd... day Of february inst
shc following personal property to wit: -.
pair Of young HORSES well matched, and
both fine Saddle and Harness horsess !rone skt of
Double Hsrnsss nearly new, ono set oS single do,
one new ~
sPRING AaoN,
one Chsise, one Sleigh. Buffalo. Robe, Bells and
Whip, one Saddle and Bride, two new horse Blan-
kets, two Halters one VI hcelbarrow, together with
ell my Office Furnature, Medicines, and Medical
Library in which there is manyof the latest text
Books and Records, also set of Pocket Instru-
ments, ono do. Dentist and one do. Disecting.
Also, All NJ HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN.
ECRNITURE, comprising the following articles.
Two Beds and Bedding. one Clothes Press, two
Wash Stands, two Vase Stands, two sets of Chairs,
three Lounges; one Secretary, on Bureau one
Sidebosrd ann Safe, two Mirrors, one Cook, one
Ten Plate, and one Chamber Stove, one Dining
Table one Kitchen Do. Glass AID .Queensware,
sboat IS yds., Rag Mpet, and about 2s yds., In
grain, Is feet Of good stove Pipe, one large Meat
nogshead, slot OF Bacon and Lard by the pound,
barrels Boxes, and many other articles to numer-
Sos u mentios- Terms win be nsde known on the
rs. r. sIfrrxaryG:
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
%
t1tedty Of Money

Washington correspondent telegraphing
= tbs slst .r.., Ys.,..
lis Senate to-day by large vote refused
= reduce the mileage Of Senators and mcm-
Of the House to ten cents per mile.
Common pooplo can travel anywhere in this
|1pntry for three cents mile but o. S. Scna-
. must ave eight dollars for every forty mile
,rars' Money is plenty because CHAs q
= fteam presses.
A WHOLE REGIMENT cocRT MARTIALED.-
De lesrh Illinois regiment having refused to
sht on account of the EN- ancipation procla-
A.ion has been placed under arrest and is
eld subject to trial BY court martir N.
|erk Times.
AZ IRIsH GEsTLsAAs lately foug'.ts du.
ith bis intimate friend because he loosely
bserted that he was Torn without ashirt to
is back
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13

WORM SYRUP.
A CONVENIENT. palatabls and efficient rems-
n dy, containing the activity of all our most val
liable tn .luintirks. Sold throughout the coun-
{ M de only by BELL BRO.
fetl3 Apothccai les.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
PUBLIC SALE.
NON NN.ED C.fTTLE,

among which are head of MICH COWS, and
-four year old steers. About so HEAD OF HOGS,
among which are about 80 Stock Hogs and several
Brood Sows. Also Farming implements, Four
Horse Wagons, ORC 2 in. and one in. srcad, Wag-
on Bed. Hay and Grain Ladders and Rail Carriers,
wogd Isddsrp,i Mc'CasHick's Reaper. Grain
Barshear and two.2 horfe do. Double and Single
Shovel do, Two Corn Coverers one of witch is
HarLaugh's one Cultivator, 2 Harrows, 6 Sets
Horse Gears, 6 Sets Plough do. Dauhle and Sin
gle Trees, Fifth Chains, q Log CHAINS, one good
Chop Chest, lot of Grain Bags, &c. Also about
90, ACRES OF WHEAT, in the Ground,
a lot of Hay by the Ton. a lot of Fodder &c. Also
q general variety of Household Furniture, snch
as bedsteads, lMantel Clock, Ten Plate Stove,
Tubs, &c.
WS- Sale to commence at O'Clock on said day,
when credit of six months will be given all
sums of S. and upwards; all sums under SIS the
cash will be required.
=. :, ANDREW ]. HARTMAN.
JAMIE Richard Shccklcs, Auct.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
Weather Bo6rasd Botsse,

BACK buildtng and other oltbvildirgs with stablng
money to be paid On the day of sale or the ttiica-
tion thereof and, the balands.in year from the
day of sale tho purchaser giving bis nots with ap-
proved security bcAring interest freih TIE day of
sale. PETER MiDDLEKAUFF
jams Trustee.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

pY virtue of an order of the Circuit Court for
- Washington County, the undersigned insolvent
Trustee of Hezekiah W. Hurley will sell ut Public
Sale
On TUESDAY the 17h Of FEBR RUARY,
in front of the Court House in Hagerstown, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, all the undivided interest Of said
Hezekiah W. Hurley in and to a certain halflot or
portion of ground situate in West franklin street
Hagerstown adjoining the property of William
Freaner and Miss Eliza Monahan. The improve
ments are a tHn story
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13

ONIONS, Large White and Silver Skin, Large
~ Red and Yellow Strasburg.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
.INDELLIBLE me

FF0 be used without preparation, and wsrran-
L ted durable. .CSH be used With a steel pen
Prepared cAiy w ~ BELLA BRO, =
SsaS lrethseslieS
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
PUBLIC SALE.

jnn30''
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13

A Ls0, Purple Egg Plant, C.sliaower, Gzmbo,
"A Carrots, Water and Musk Melon, Satisfy,
Sage, PePpergrass, Spinach, mustard, Rhabasb,
Parsnips. Celery, Summer Savofy, Asparagus.
Pepper, Pumpkin, Ksie and Brussels Sprouts.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
Francis Patrick Kenriek ,.. c.thatins Moor. r

jams
, 1863-01-05

Thompson Drusi11a mre
Trowbridge 0 mrs
Traner Cathrfne miss
Toulki,ls ] S mrs
TownPcnd D II mrs
~Trumbnll II Bmrs
.Tuynbull Ann miss
Tathill u II m{sa
, 1863-01-05

TallmaCe EB miss.
Tcnwillfgcr L miss
Tllayle Annie miss
Thornton Anna 1niEH
Thcrioa N mrs
Thomas Hattia C mrs
Thompson Harry mrs
Thompson Laura mis-
Thompson EV mrs
, 1863-01-05

0'1lara Michael
O'Brinc VIM
0'BrincTcrrcnc
OtDfnc Dennis
O'Halloran Johl
O'Kane John
, 1863-01-05

North LeviJ
NelEonLD
Eanglc John
Navin john
Ecsbit John
Eynlan John
Norton Horace
Nash JoLl,
, 1863-01-05

REDLICH'S VIOLET COPYING
~ FLUID Eiv1x several distinct and clear imnses-
soLs Lows lnose fecly than any other Copying Ink
1oSa not settle. and will copy several wccks and
soID Bf ALL srArIoSERs -
BOX 1854. Chicago. SIJm
, 1863-01-05

order to keen pace with the demsnds OF travel
added n'sny improvements daring tie year Ia, and
Tn * cqnneetions i: viii be found u all respects
track Is stone baascd. and tirely free from dust
, 1863-01-05

In to ali persons who hsvc claims AGAINST taf ~ s
2! 5on9 ~ " IT, Irsar tcf or the Comfy Court 81
EnoE 1onntr 10 be- holden 1t the Court House II cnF
EaEo. on &ac t1n4o -fASAA~s PAUL KILLER,
= PETKE KELLER.
: r~er,torx of the cstateot John Keifef deceasea.
E1eGa'1ss E;sa 1mscrn.bes. =. iSS Gvel:yS2|5W
, 1863-01-05
Rnilrna1s.
1863 THE 1863.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL p

Aooo- lzE 1885,
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r, r..
325 Miles Double Track.
n o5dfr keer With The desna, the travel
addsd T. nsny daring te yssr 1 and
track stone ba1ascd- and eatirely lree from dust
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with c1osc connections from Western C1teso
AZ CONNECTING direct to New York. THROUGH PHIL
f1a siRs &&P acepess!sei Z affosSoafs ''s
f Ns xi,1s,e ee s
s1stng In advance Of all othe1 routes.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
Teket5 tes ss!e te Boston by boat OF rail- Beas Tic
kefs goo On any the sound lines Fare al points
slseninT Gsrs hight trains to Philadelphia. Now
s Sassage saS D eteesea through and Transferred see
EIGH HTS.
saa g e.
ri nsn II PPo Post 81 ss
Or MsfoE5t ~ f nT HA1lEo AZ p pIEEcr.
esasa 3 " ~ Tsfs as
Mt;seEs!n Mss9a Ksasas 1fkaa.as md I'D R1ssns..
80 sfs s. ~ SaiE s
Ss e ii. ne s
ia ii xs: !; Pee.
At q xAyoaAn1x As ARx ca4za1D 81 o71
r be GsFtealaF : & aEd mszk packages IVA prsa.s
e ssa55s sss Pa. &.
II ( STEWART r>,e,ch+ ar... n...
, 1863-01-05

McGufnncss.
Clark SEQ
McSerney Patk
McKann Patrick
Mccartney p
3i,'hahon Peter
Mcdonnell L
McAllfsterE a
McClcreyS ::
McDonnc1lGco]
Mcbride SflaB
11cCnl1o.tghSa11
McKinneyWaah
frgtoll
McCmmicE& Geo
Wm.
AIcNanlaraT Tho
McCabc4Hughe
Mclaughlin &
Jaeger
McDouga1lA1pf1
McDo1,old;Aner
Mccormick n l
McMunayWms
McArthurA1cx
MEUQuAla WIN
McGoyc1n JohI
'McCartyJuhn
1cCaullT John
McAIiI1tn n Johh
Mcguire John
-McGnth James
McEnarJ Tlos
MchftJaHc8
MCCoid &c
: M-Q1n11e.Hugh
, 1863-01-05
The Long Sought for Discovered at Last.
EROTIEE.RE
AND
Jnero kee Injection!

Compounded from Roots. Earks and Leaves.
second Is healing. soothing, and enlo!ltut injection.
removing s scadtug heat and improper discharges.
FK- The TWO medicines combined being complete,
and needing other medicine to the most obs.
nstc chronic disease aud Ia especially
recommended In thosc ca5cs OF Fuor Abus Tor Whites
In females, when a the old nauseous preparations
have failed.
These preparations are not only good otl,er
medicines, hit 1HET AnEFAR BETTER THAN 1nEnEsr.
fot tho simple tint these fail to cure In
from ONE to THREE days while ali others do fs In
~ They arc un1izc every other Medicine prescribed
for hcu1k on CHRONIC D1sxAsEs, Is they contain no
Corabla or mineral rolson. The" CHERoKEE REHKpY~
should be taken nte1naly in teasroonfol docs It
durctc and Alternative In iss action. It purihes and
ccanscs the blood causfng to nor in a1 Its original
purity and vgor; thus removing from tho systcln 3
Impure ard perulclous causes which hare induced dis
eabo.
eE- Dg the use OF the CuEnoKEK IsDdEnY" and
"CnE1oKEE 1SJEc11oN,'-11let two comhincd-I11 IN
rEoFER pIECuHAoEs ARE KKXo7Kp. md the weakened
organs restored to full vgoE and strength.
e To totc who have tried all the va.ions rEepass-
lions In rain. until they think themselves beyond the
reach Of medical aid, would sar: NETER DksPA1R!
The"CurRoKEk KKxkpY~ md CuERoKHK IxIko-
71oS'' WILL cERx TOT AT1k7 AL QrAcK DooToHs
HAVE FA1Lkp.
81 For full particulars get Circular. FnKE, from
shy Drug store In the country or write Proprietor.
Ho will mall rEEE. to any address. full treatise.
81 FrIcE-" CAERoKEE 1sENED1. T. per bottle. q
three bottles for Is.
r. TrI1cg-"CuEEoKEEI Ix5ZcI1oS."c*e rcr bottle,
o. shrre bottles for IS.
II Sent By express to any address on receipt Of
price.
- Sold By all respectable DEuggtstSercsywhetc.
Dr II. MEEWIS. Sole Proprietor. GSouth Foutta
street, ST. Louis Mo
SMITH T. DWYER,
~ take street. Wholesale and Retail Agents. and sold
BY al Druggists in Chicago. ocl6~vsos- -Aw&feowly
, 1863-01-05

Mndge Henry T Moore James Il
M0ntagueReu More Jacob
Morressy James Miller & Prces-
Mnchnore Chatl sing
Moulson Geo Moran Jac T
Nullei r .M0rrisa j HarTi.
Mullins Con Morgan ) J DR.
Morris c G Murphy James
'a1ontanalunc nch.sM Monroe + H -.
) Nudge Henry T.
Mooney Barney Mixer Lucas B
Moore 4 b. Mclandcr L n
Moody Shaw & Mfek WI
Knopte1 Martin VIM
Morris Nelson Marshall W u
Morse AbcrtN Marmonte WnB
sMidleton VIM Maull VIM "
Mills Walter Mcrehon John
Miller John Marki John
Middleton VIM Il Matthias John
bills J Mather Henry
Mille James Man Nv
Miller James Martin r "
Miller GardnerJ Merritt Thos G
Millen Geo c., MhdlganThosH2
Minor Edwin 1I8hHhAn Thos
Mills Geo E Mcasam Fred
Mitchell D A, Martin 8 z
Miller Anthony Matthews r Il
Mfdlcto1Eathnn March E'P
Mi1ks 4 Marshall Geo
More II 4 ~ Mceson Z B
Morse I,oris. Malone JamesQ
Morecy Mark Maybuuy G "
Muhlig VIM T Meuyma4 T.
, 1863-01-05

McFarlandGard- MontgomeryJao Owen
ner Maxon Joseph MackingPatrick
AfclaughlinT nThosMorc John Naming Bro
tat NenA Geo II hurry John MerriliA H
E.G1ath TAos MontgomeryJH Me1rlck BQ
M.Dou:ldT
, 1863-01-05

y ard Eleanor mrs
Warren 1nra
Warren Harriet mrs
VI ashburn Vim n mrs
Watson Francis
Warner Sarah mis-
Weaver Emma 1nie3
Wemp1c c miss
Weed Rrhecca mrs
Webst It'll mrs
Weaver l'ltos n!r:
y al. il Anne Mrs
Whickcr Mary mrs
Whitman Vim G mrs
Whitu,nrl Sarah u,1s
White Elizabeth mies
Wheady n E miss
Winlnc!s Sarah mrs 2
Willard Fanny mrs
Wicks Anna miss
Wilcox Jane mrs
Wieemall Mary mrs
, 1863-01-05

11E N UEALED.-Dr. Whittier,
ia sccth flark street. can be'fonnd oyecy day
fo1pS un.IiSlM. Dr. ". has for the past yeata
dcret. liz wl' tf,:c and attention to the treatment
OF Mi o$c diseases which need speedy and pctu12-
nrnt rury No mercury used No ce2rges for consul
1Al.cu All yc afflicted give ldm call -+.4e21lm
, 1863-01-05

Wi1lctts Carrie mrs
Wing Mhry.miss'
..WftEfneon FW mrs .
Wfswhll mrs
Wiswall E 3 mrs j..
:. Wilbur Hattie misa
, 1863-01-05

:
Van DuxerE mrs
Van Alien Caroline n
Veat1and Mary miss

Walworth Abby mrs
WallAr II mrs. :.
.Waldrou E mIRa :.
Wallaec VIM mrs.
Walker Ettfc mf6a
;, Waite Wa e mra
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
what senator Wilson said.

We have said that it the A ADMINISTRATION had
shown less anxiety t. conquer the compartments
at the North. our army would not have been lie
featel at Chickam,ugi The Republican presses
don't like the allegation Let Va SUNNI ~ Ssna
tor wilson rn the >tlni In speech ne made
during the Maine canvass. ii Brun- wick m that
Stafe ia-t preceding the battle. ne decl tred:
Nv shall >uniugae the rebel State that's
tie word-subiu ,4tiOnl And we shall conquer
the rebellion ia New York Forty five regiments
are there to do il. every soldier OF which, as told
before. would rather shoot a copperhead than a
rebel soldier "
H d these forty FIVE regiments been at Chick
amaugr Bag. would have been driven like
chaff before the wind, aud our soldiers there.
instead Of mourning over 4 1eieat, would have
shou 81 over the most decisive victory Of the
war: or had these iorty-hve regiments remained
on the Pntom,c Lee never could hse reinforced
Bragg and the result would have Teen prrcti
caliy the SINE These regiment, were sent to
New FORK IN pursuance ot the policy iore~lad-
owei ~ Htlleck in hi letter 60 the New 4 o' X
Union League. in which he promised hi admirers
that the army should he sent there 10 shoot COP
berhe ds WeOwe the destruction of our army
a. we'll a the destruction OF popular rights, 10
such men "a Wilson and Haleck-men both
mentally and morally incapable OF governing a
nation either in time of peace or OF war.-Mil-
waukee News.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
..ast words of General Lyle

This glorious gentemn and soldier, 1.-The
mirror OF cniv dry" aud the very idol of his
friends who fell ut The head OF his brigade az
Chickinauga, "a he often fe,l before ia the bit
tie front hut this time. aia>i never again TO walk
the earth in all the pride of his generous III ,Ii-
hood. said a few weeks before his death. in the
presence of his troops:
And then for you, soldiers-sol'liers, but free
men and armed citizens of the Republic will
be for Won II rememrer the X ,man saving. Vel
pace rel beio ciarum. feri ticet or, rs old Milton
ms ptraphrasei il. Pc ace has her victories 10
less renow ued than those of war.
Gen Lvtle further said:
= will be for YOU To see that the powers oi
the government ire restricted To their lawful aud
appropriate channels, that each State has its iull
ami perfect rights under the Constitution
There j. the utterance of true mtn who has
given up hs rich life for the Imoerlel c,uSe
Place il side hv side with the outgivings Of John
Broush. ''the States shall not have slavery. Nc
Union with slavery"
Place il side by side with the outgivings OF
Foruev. We must have government with re
publican forms and monarchiaL po~er-.'
Place it side by SHE with the declarations oil
Thaddeus Stevens. The old Union? God for
b-i'
Voters OF Ohio. do not fiil to notice how the
real heroes of this var counsel and warn you
-ICleveland Plain Dealer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

governor MORToS or INDIANA. AND THE
UxIoN In Governor VI ,rtou's late speech ri
Dayton. a reported in the Gazette. se fnd the
following:
Restore the Union 1t was II Is impos>i
ole You might as well attempt To raise the
dead Slavery has cut its own throat. aud there
is no surgery in the reach OF Providence TO close
the wound -
Morton does not believe the Union ne il was
can be restored by war He iavors the war sim
plv TO set free four millions Of negroes That is
the ignoble purpose. according to Morton. for
which all our blood sni treasure IS to be expend
d. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

Tn. ohio observation-disclosures voting


The Onto EIcctfon-outstde Voting.
EDIToR oF SESrISEL: noticed in the Indiana
polls Journal Of yesterday. a statement 70 the
effect that a poll would be opened here
DIV Tuesday, for the reception Of votes for
State and county officers to be elected in Ohio
under the laws OF that State. Being native Of
that State, anxious for her welfare and prosperity.
and de-irous that she be ruled by upright officers.
selected by an honest and proper constituency, !
wish to inquire where the poll ia TO be opened.
where the votes will be received, and who are
here a. soldiers OF the army under the laws OF the
State % Ohio, that have the right under those
laws To cast a voter The writer IA a stranger
here, does not expect TO cast vote. and has no
disposition to see the right Of suffrage mad foot
ball for the benefit Of Wilkins. the amusement
Of mOuntebanks
The ballot box is the last refuge Of freemen;
and the writer hopes that no American will ~ far
forget the rights that are due his fellow citizens.
a. 10 be induced TO cast vote VIII ch he could not
under a challenge at his own home ballot box ~
Ohio. learn. after digent inquiry, that no Ohio
soldier can be found at this point. Such being
the fact. Is anything but fraud intended in OPEN
ing = poll in indianapolis to receive the votes OF
the citizens OF OhiOf u.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

headquarfer. Of the Army Of the Potomac say.
for two or three days past the eueiTy MS been
concentrating large force around Madison
c n On FRIDAY night and Sa'urdi, morning
they moved cut Of town 10 a uorth~ ardly di
rcctl0n.
division Of infantry. large body q cav
airy and considerable artillery were Oecssion
ally seen by our signal men through openings IN
the forrest. which generally concealed the road
The object OF the movement i not known.
Should the rebels move be simply aruse to cover
a heavy attack on our front are prepared foT
IL. AZ the ground has been cleared Of everything
calculated to embarrass general and vigorous
battle on our part.
The telegraph isa reliable and very instructive
institution
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

There IS election to day 1t capable and
honest officers. faithful TO the constitution, are
not elected will be the fault of the elertors The
oslIot-box also provides the means for peaceful
revolution IL the people desire u continue
purity in power whose imbecility and eorruptions
have no parallel. let them vote Tor It's nominees.
or stay away from the polls; but if they desire a
reform let them vote for candidates who are
pledged 70 bring about wise and pure admins
tration Of public Affairs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13

The news. As it comes through the telegraph.
from the Army Of the Potomac. is we'll caleula
lei 70 excite both the hopes aud fears of the
country The telegraph i under the supervision
of governments censor hence The entire reliabil
ity Of the news communicated through that chan
mel. We direct the attention OF he reader 10 the
following items which appeared in the last sun
DAY night dispatches. trusting that an enlightened
public will be able TO form an Intelligent ides OF
the condition of military Affairs in Virginia:
Nav YogK. October III Special Washington
dispatches 90 the Mercury state that the entire
rebel army has fallen back from the Rapidan.
ptobably 70 Richmond All their artillery was
removed The retreat has probably been going
on several DAYS, though their front was not with
drasn I'LL Saturday.
WASHINGTON, October IA letter from the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
MlLLIN Frs.
MI SIS J. DO Y L E
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court of the State # indiana, comprising the case
reported in the eight volumes OF blackfod and the -
sixteen VOLUMES Of Ind ma Reports; toseher with ih'
Revised the state, embodied in the edition
of Gavin a Hord. BY Edwin 4. Davis, l. l. b. v j
SvO. sc ~.
The first edition Of this valuable work completed,
hausteG less than three months fr m the time Of
publcat edit n. pr ned fine white paper
Is ready This is Of The NEST complete and bes
arranged digests ever puts ed ard has received tbs
highest Communications OF he legal profession.
The Hon. NJ VI. KAY say:
the iseSt Is IN its plan and exc ution All
is useful the profession. Tbs is go ahridgemeHt 81
the Reports out genuine digest OF them"
TIE Hon DAvI McisuSAID saye;
at j. small CONNIE nd Of the work that II i =
Digest only of ali supreme Court decisions wi @
have be published, but also Of all the modern statute
Ia in force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
The Liberty Of the C,uzen-speech

Of Hoa r. W voorhees,. delivered in the House II Rep
sssntsvss February H. lea. the "Aci toindemnfy
The and other persons for supendng the wr,
Of h.bes corpus and acts done in pursuance thereof
nov printed In pamphlet FORM and be obtained a;
his once This great effort Of NJ. Voorhees, 70
proeetthe liberty Of the citizen, and shoald be In the
hands Of every In indiana IA makes pamphlet
Of sixteen pages. Price sl SO per hundred.
rPAu orders .houd direct the speeches 10 be seat
by express as the postage will be copy, AID
must be prepaid.
Address ELDZR, HARDNESS BINGHAM,
- fndf snapoiis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-13
FINDER winch King, Bezonian,

The aboli,ionists say The will OF the Presi-
dent is above the Constitution and laws in war
times Whoever disputes this is secession
sympathizer"
AspREw Jackson said
The laws OF the Unite.i States must be
cu'ed have 10 discretionary power on the
SUBJECT +"