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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

The quantity of land disposed of during the
last year and the first quarter of the present
fiscal year was three million eight hundred and
forty-one thousand five hundred and iortv-nine
acres, of which one hundred and sixiy.one
thousand nine hundred and eleven acres were
sold for cash, one million four hundred and
hty-six thousand FIVE hundred and fourteen
acres were taken up under the homestead law.
and the residue disposed of under laws grant
ing lands for military bounlies, for railroad and
other purposes. 1t also appears that the sale
OF the public lands is largely on the increase.
1t has long been a cherished opinion of some
OF our wisest statesmen that the people of the
United States had higher and more enduring
interest in the early settlement and substantial
cultivation of the public lands than in the
amount OF direct revenue to he derived from
the sale of them. This opinion has had a CON
trolling. influence in shaping legislation upon
the subject of our national domain. | may cite
as evidence OF this the liberal measures adopt.
ed IN reference TO actual settlers, the grant to
the states OF the landsEoverHowed within their
limits in order to their being reclaimed and
rendered tit for cultivation, and the grants to
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Appended to the message is the following
ProcIa ma tiou.

Whereas, BY the Constitution of the United States,
il is provided that the President shall have power to
grant reprieves and pardons for oenses against the
United States, except in cases Of impeachment; and
whereas, rebellion exists whereby the lovaI
State governments Of the several States have for A
long time been subverted. and many persons have
committed and guilty of treason against the
United Statesi and whereas, with reference to said
Congress declaring the forieures and conhscaton oc
property and the Liberation of slaves all upon terms
and conditions therein stated and also declaring that
thereafter by proclamation to extend TO nersoy. WIZ
may have participated in the existing rebellion in an
State or part thereof pardon and amnesty with snch
exceptions and at such times and on such conditions
"S o may ueem eNpedlent for the public wefare and
whereas the congressional declaration for limited and
conditional pardon accords with the well established
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
THE WAR REPORT.

The report of the secretary of war is doc
ument of great interest. 1t consists of; First
the military operations of the year detailed in
the report of the general-in-chief; second, the
organization of colored persons into the war
service third, the exchange of prisoners, full
ly set forth in the letter of Gen. Hitchcock .
fourth, the operations under the act for enroll.
ing and calling out the national forces detailed
in the report of the provost marshal general !,
fifth. the organization of the invalid corps, to.
gether with the operations of the several de-
parlments of the quartermaster general. com
missary general, paymasler general, chief of
engineers, chief of ordnance and surgeon gen
eral, 1t has appeared impossible to make A
valuable summary of this report except such
as would be too extended for this place and
hence | content myself by asking your careful
attention TO the report itself
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
Comic npflhIc business.

The indianapolis Journal ami some other "a
pers of the same political stripe IN order To divert
public attention from the miserable manner in
which military matters were mani eed in thi.
Site during the late Morgan raii are endeavor
ing 10 create the impression that Morgan received
aid AMI information from Democrats in Southern
Indiana, AMI that he guided by them i'm his
progress. or course there is not one word al
truth in this story IL is hase ami infamous
calumny. known To be such by those who utter
il. aud i merely used To hle the imbecility oi
those who assume 10 possess "ai the loyalty -
and who proved themselves To be not only inct
pthle of preventing Mnrgin's invasion of the
State. bat also to prevent his passage clean
through II.
IL l. well known to every man in Southern In
diana that Democrats equally with Repub leans
took up arms TO resist Morgln's progress, which
resist nee would probably have been successful
had il not been for the terror which the invasion
seem 10 have inspired those IN authority, render
ing them incapable of ans efficient action or any
system tic action at all
We're We inclined to indulge in the SIN III bust
ness of making party capital out of the public
dlsfre-seS We might find incidents enough in this
Identical Morgan raid TO answer our purpose
We might relate how the property of a hici,
Government Off i'll in one Of the devastated
towns was wei. while his Democratic ne ghbor :
US de~froye'l. and proclaim in Indignant terms
that the gentleman thus protected from Spolia
ton was IN league with the horse thieving inva
ders- But, believing nothing OF the sort-kuow
ing, lnieed. that IL would be false, we should
scorn to say SO. Bur hld a Democrats property
been saved. aui his Republican neig hbpr', taken.
VINO does not know THU il would he pruc incl
{ r AMI wide that the euiency shown toward the
Democrat WIS on account of a secret urder
standing with the enemy?
y another place prominent Democratic ct;-
zen WIS rnbhed. We relates the other day of
twelve hundred dollars. iai,rm 'tion of his los
ses>iug The money being conve,ei la the Rebels
hy citizen of the village in which he lived
hid II been Republican thus r bbed of curse
the coy would have hsen raised that the infrmi
g IN lc cue with the Rebels
W dislike 20 refer To- such things and would
never d. u ex~ept under prpvocstinis like that
given hy tn Jnrn,l md similr prints We
have eI'detNuTel 10 preserve psa"e among oHr
pe"pe, ami 30 Iuduce them 10 pre~ent "a united
front Ia the euemv These effrls. We are Glad
u say, have thus far been successful st.,aIr ted
a. they have heen. hy the m i>Se> OF rhe renple
But h'~ hong can peace be 10 e-erv ed II the party
Ia iich l-r.e INTEGRITY of the reorle ct : nth
ern Indiana j. attached : 10 be sem1te lily he
n,unt ei Il in 10 Icue with the invaders of their
soil and the de>ppiler> of their property? Wepu;
that question u Governor Norton and ~ he
ln'ii,ns State journal in ali seriousness = New
Albanv Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
IL Meade a Failurei

is he alter al q, ftilureZ" OF course not
no murr than .-oker | any foolish one
unmHid u. 81 he sure le>S0uS OF two wears war
fare exDected wonderful militiry ce, ius in
either new Napoleon ready msde tor the cri
sis he must be disappointed: but that Is not
Neade's fault. or Hppker's Some time or other
We must lesrn the chiid's lesson that one swallow
doesn't IN ke a summer Winning victory or
behaving Admiralty III subordinate position,
i. e>n't make Napoleon.
General Meade l. a good General-whoever
claimed him great one was scarcely hi>
friend | am more aud more convinced that
the opinion embodied in tile hasW phrase
With which recently described him the first
day saw him. rather a student than a da-hing
Genaral. confirms the essence of the jusieSt
judgment one eau pass upon him. He is not
lacking in science or skil-aH that the books can
teach he has aud. in addition bound less hrav
fine Judgment aud experience Won on MANY
bloody field But he sometimes fails i'm that
prompt decision that meets the crisis OF can
pagn. on the instant that il is presented. He
hesitates stops TO take counsel of his corps
commsuders wants little time IN think il out
The conclusion he reaches s beyond doubt cur-
rect: il la the late failure. bat IL
ersil hours tOa late Il heat the Au-sri,ns. -ad
Napoleon. because / unsier~;.,sri the value OF a
half hour. snd thss did rot ~ Gin Gazette.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
All sorts of ragraD hs.

SHE'LL Foa RIFLES "A she'll for rifles has
been invitei by Cipt. y ,rton OF the British army
1t is ch rsel with solid Dhosphorous Proiec ell
from "A cavalry pistol. il lodged IN n deal board
ami burned with fierce 4 me for some time.
A Heavy Boy boy weighing eighteen
pounds wi> BORN un the l3th inst in New Bel
ford Both mother and child are comfortable -
and doing well - could he expected
-SuB,TiruIfs FROM CANADA The Boston
Herald stvs that large NUMBERS uf Canadians. and
men from the provinces. have arrived there
IN the past three " to offer Themselves as sub.
-tituteS Tor persons consrrilted.
A PROBABLE FORGERY "A letter in which no
thing was sid about Greece aud Rome appeared
lately under the nrne ni Charles Sumner 1t
Was undoubtedly "a forgery.
"A BEEF EATING ARMY The number of
bnllnckS devourei bv the ARMY of the Potomac
during The time elapsed between their march
from ,tett's 81 tion ,ri FrederickSi,urs ur,-
der BlTn~e and their return by C,teu', SIT
ton under Hooker. was - 400 Flesh army
beet Is self Transported. aid the saving iu trans
portat0n effected hy driving clttle for army snp
plies. i found u he equal 10 one and = q.rter
pounds per MN per day. aggregate i,r the
Army OF tie Potomac SAY OF l25 l0l pounds Der
day.
-PkNNY Toxin At the United Suites Count
IN Tea. last week. IN InHiacturer OF nennv t.
kens WIS indicted. convicted and sentenced o.
one wear in the St.te prison. The tokens were
"in the -inilitude OF the coin OF The Unite,i
States and bore the inscription Not one
cent
Gen. Buford. who ordered the hanging OF a
Rebel Sps at Ere .er;ck. NJ. wiki one hour.
shriit ~ ! csv.iry lara. drO pei this sarcastic
remark At the time:
Hes 81; taapi The proof in his boot: if
| seal the c,>e t. Washington they'll promote
i'm: n NJ him on the spot"
The Hartford, Conn Times. abiding to the
statement at the Tr,bme that the rioters
"cur-ei the American a *" n'erS III rhes had
been reading the tribune wherein the stars ana
stripes were addressed ~ follows: All hail the
Il uniting liei" (Thr's rough. ueishbor.
-WHERE ARE THLY?-Where are Greeev's
three time- three huirirei Thousand!
Where ere Gov An'irew'> million who were 10
sw 'rm the hi hwtss ami bvSaNs?
Where the hundred ihous,hd negro
>"ldier. Who ~ere raised (ou paper, IN Cheeve,',
church several S"ek~ a-o for FieunoitI
Where ais the Lntal Leaeuer> who "a h.avely
resolved At Utica. uI.der tie cad OF Hsnr, j
m hi. I" give '-Tr.etirsl support" to toe
Geverument Ia every emergency!
Where are they ailI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

gentleman of this city. who was An early
friend OF Gen Grant. furnishes the following
"reminiscences OF tie brave General. Who his 81
ius"n'rub'S linked i name with the victories OF
the Western armies.
General Grant is ola Methodist fimilv Of Ohio
and married the daughter Of Methodist local
preacher. and the grand daughter Of the pioneer
of Meihodi-m in Western Pennsylvana of the
nane of Wrenshall When not nue. over
twelve ve'rs of age. he was ~ school. and I'D AS
a schoo'lellow hi> own Lataral COUSIN whose
parents were British subjects If ,nada Young
Grant was taught 10 forgive iijuries a d vine
precep'. ami "a do go0d and not evi, Ia others
anu his father hal impressed his mind with love
OfcOuntry. and reverence tor tie name of Wash
ington. The n'di,n had been otherwise eiu
Gated. and believed w shiugton Renel On
one occ 'sion discussion arose between the bog,
"a 10 love OF country. aud duty TO King, when
John said:
u :, Grant has been nicknamed s j..
your Wilmington was Rebel. and fought
against hi, KING"
Grant replied: ".Itck, YOU must stop that or
I'll lick YOU en- forgive YOU for shu>ing me
hut il yon abuse our Washington. I'll off Goa
and fight. though YOU are cousin jack. and mo
Their may Ike me cor not foreiving"
The BOYS fought; Jack got the worst oft hu
~ y WAS about heng whipped ut home fr
fighting. when his father nierpased md save,
HIN saving, The hoy who will fieht tor Wash
ington viii prove himself a mpn and Christian
IT God spares him Tor twenty wears
Some few wears ago the boys mer
growH-met in Capnda. and REQUIRED 10 schoo
fays jack said: u ). TO you remember III,
liking YOU gave me for calling Washington
Rebel?"
"Yes do and Jack I'll do it again under lik,
provocaion W 'Shington Is NV idol, and tn M
it j. more insulting to speak di~respectfuly o
Washington or NV cOunry than to denourc,
myself Mo'her's maxm does very we'll IN pri
vaie quarrels. but it don't apply where one
country i denounced, or its gods Washington
is first in the American pantheon. and | coul,
not rest easy if permitted any abuse of hi
name
Such was and is "Unconditonal Surrende
Grant. - Detroit Free Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
From the Columbia City Ind News, July 81
Terrible scenes an Columbia city
Wen shot at by SOidiers-UIoodsbe ed
Prevented by the FOrbearancc of the

We reluctantly chronicle the terrible and dis
cuStin. spectacle thtt tran-Dired in Columbia
CITY or Fridtv forenoon Eirlv in the morning.
ere many OF our citizens had awakened from the
slumbers at the preceding night. Captain Hiram
lIdipgS. Provost ,rShil for the Tenth Con
gres>innal District. made his appear nee in this
CITY from Noble county. with consider ,ble force
of his invalid CORPS, = company of home guards
and a number OF mnuntei bu>hwhickerS. making
in the aggregate. acC or,iing to various estm
two hundred men. yindic'te the m aje~tv OF
the cnuscript law alleged Ia have been violfed
or Indeoendence D,v. in the resistance offered
TO the Provost VI ,rshal Of this county in ap2re
henting deserter On their Wv hi,her they
represented themselves as Gen Morcau'S Con
fe ieraie) guerrilliS. and are sorry - &C
knovle,ig found one dvidnal flphtrdv
enough fo esrou~e their cause whom fhey i'm
meiiatev m de prisoner They hrpnght sev
ersl others wih them VIII IN they h d arrested
on their route for "ffen-es unknowu ~ w.
Here 'hev arrested VIM Bender. charged ~irh
resisting Provost Marshal c " Hu-hes in mr.
resting deserter IN Independence DIV He
sstaken 10 the fremont House hsnlcutl,.l
AMI closely guarded with the other prisoners h,
the soldery When the soldiers had hre kfasei.
il ~. evident that trouble was brewing and j.
careful observer might have gathered enough
from heir boi.ternuS hsrrausues thtt they. with
some honorable exceptions. had not come To
viudicate the m ,je>ty of the law but 20 trimp'e
i, under their feet and carry out summary
getnce against Democrats. whom ihev deuruiced
in unmeasurei terms. Mtnv declare that they
would shoe; any one avowing himself Valsn
disham nan: in which they were secretly en-
coafased by uuprneiuled demagogues claiming
TO ne par excellence law chewing men men
whose countenances are uDliite,i To- heaven in the
holy sanctuary every sabbath. implorng God t.
forgive them their many trlnSgre>sions. hut ~ho
are osiy drawing damnatien down upon their i'm
aaiteas heads and rendering themselves ohuox
iaus in the sight Of God for their hypocrisy
With the guilt OF incting blood>hed upon their
brows. they may well exclsm ike Macbeth With
the mur,,er blot upon his hand:
''Out. out, damned spctF'
But AL their supplicatons will be vain. The
Angel of Justice has marked this stain inielibl,
upon their brows
M disturbance amounting Ia anything had
occurred NJ this time. the Democrats carefull,
avoiding political controversies and il ASS hoIt-
that eseryt thing would pass OF without further
trouble The order va given by the commander
OF the soldiery for their departure. and Ihey nc
cordingly de preparations To that effect hitche-
I'd and ssddled Their horses. and formed into line
OF Van Bnren street. and halted there for con
siderable time \ large crowd OF women. chill
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
state Items -.

-TnsNEFUL The Richmond ,ll,dinm. in
noticing lh't General Sol MEREDITH j. recover
ing. says. Thank God for that news - And
whys Because Of his hatred to G W. JuLIAS
S'ys the Palladium:
I'VE are Hon firm believer in the doctrine Of
f"reoriinati"D. Tor fully convinced that
Old Sol has been spared and set apart AS the
man 10 defeat his malignant prosecutor and ma
ligDer-George Washington Julian-for Con
gress. at the nominating election TO be held
throughout this district. on the FIRST Monday in
April next"
That single sentence illustrates all there is of
Republican principle
LARGE lSvEsTNENT We understand that
the Laiat cite and indianapolis r silroad Compa-
nv, who have been in the market tor some time
endeavoring to buy up their bonds which have
not vet matured. found the bond holders unwil
ling Ia part With them. aud in leu thereof invest
ell Sl50. 1000 IN Gosernment five twenties-T LII
fayetfe Courier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
m EDtCAl,
DIR. Ludiuin'> Specific.
FokTHk
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
AND
COMPLAINTS Of gHE ORGANS ~
GENERATION.

NHE GonorrhHa, commonly called Cls.,-i. q dis
il gcrting maady and j. well known 10 require
any explanation; l. easy 90 be rot but IL il difficult TO
GET clear OF IS companion that few dnire: IL per-
vAoes All classes Of Socefrbth male female rich
and poor. both married and single Although 80 trouble
some IN ITSELF distressing and sometimes fatal IA
disease the treatment 81 which, has generally. been
worse than the disease t~ef The
treatment Is first 10 deprive you Of all business then
comes coGr-e Of stsTfaten-lving bread and te a
water Cruel OF some kind % sops; musithen b. bled,
cupped or -ached. combined with ms medicines
injections lotions. onfments and warn forneniaons
Every few DAYS the medicine changed: after
months treatment in this way which the na.nt
bears with fortude for fear OF exposu 70 he Il df.
charged discharges himself with irritable uretor
SweIled escle. enlargement Of the ri snd
o< diseass oi the neck ofthe bladder.
This>pecihe. which scts like charm. with few doses
those di>es>ss an1is quite and which
hss cured tho1sands N View York. Phadeiphi. R.I,s
and many Of the Southern cities IL certain ara
eectus remedy. that makes rapid sndpernanept curs
without regard 10 diet. drr exercise wrest
linz. jurnning or over-srzning. This reurdy IA nm
eqused anything discovered for th. cure 81 tho-.
diseases extracted from plants and t-r~r.
fecty safe A. u u purely vegetable contains no er-
curry, 80 ta ycu can expose yourself all kirds Of
wesfner without the lesst danger from the medicine
Ana u you are careful II wrapping Up your paste. you
viii have no taste smell from a. So that Won are NOT
deprived rom going iniocompany. being detected by
neare-t friends.
Tits i no quaek me icns buia medy discovered and
aseo WIN immense success BY regular phy scian and
cor hoently recommended y the unfortunate
SAUfio>-Sone y genuine without the signature Of
The proprietor Y Davidson. ar"unf the boz. All In
% trade marks wI be wth the
aim0strigor ofths Law.
wF.DAvIDsoS. Sole Proprietor
Cincinnati Ohio.
snf BY DrugTsfsseners'ly- isn3s-6smis
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Total

-THE FRosr The recent frost has proved
very injurious To The corn crops in different parts
of this county. We learn that Smith Herren in
the northern part of the county. had about sixty
acres oi the finest corn in the county almost ell
tlrely demolished i Hendricks Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

-ASpREws "A correspondent informs the
Ne~ York World that Andress. notorious Tor
inc'ing the mob during the recent riots. and nov
IN Ter arrest. was formerly detective officer and
one IT Secretary stsntoo's -pie.-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
SUN DRIES.

FOR SALE:
500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
800 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
Styles
SO bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
90 bbls. Linseed Oil;
20 bbs. Lard Oil;
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
so OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bacconists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbls. Varnish;
&c bbIs. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum SheIlac:
As bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEW ART IL MORGAN,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No ~ East Washington Street.
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LOST.

4 OST, IN THE 22D A POCKET DIARY For lss3
4 containing = in bunk t - or 80 in postal cur
rency. postage stamps. See veyance stamp
) in coin. and small bust likeness Of = A Douglas:
also commi mans badge for the Fair # 1857
and Edmund Clark written on the first page The
finder will he suitably rewarded by leaving IL at this Of
fee nj "a = West Washington street.
iy2t-d3 EDMUND CLARK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

--ExrREssIvE We like fine writing when il
i property applied: appreciate the follow
iEg burst Of elcquence in one Of our exchanges:
As the ostrich uses both legs and wings when
the Arabisn cogrser bounds in her rear-Hs the
win. eel Iightnings leap from the heavens when
the thunaerbots are loosed-so does little ne
gro run ~hen by dog is after him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
NOTICE.

vISHE DIRECTORS or TIE AUGUSTA GRAVEL
koa. Comp ny have or.eTed ha the stockholders
Of aid Company ball pay in>t4ieht Of 20 Ter cent
their the lst day
i-oS. ant 20 pr cent ssd stock EVEN thirty DAY,
trelr aitsr Until the s4ns- hal, L fully paid
GtohGA DlzAS, President
isr.. ossrrs. ssersiary iuly2s-sgd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
N z w M u 3 I G.
3 REMENBFR HE HOUR WHEN SADLY We
PAhlEiF' RELY TO Weeping Sad and Lonely,
or " hen THIS Cruel War i Over" Song gi'h chorus
Words hy kdn"r ko- siter-nusic by n. Frank wsrrrs
The .mm-'>e popularity of tie which suggested
this reply, j. here fully equaled. The 80 thousand
having beer reached For sentiment, both in words
Huc, hi song j. unsurpassed. Price % c-nts Pub
lsbcd by LIE WALkki Philadelphia, and for sale
al suSsc Stores.
AlsOR pTcsS-'I LOVED that Dear Old Flag the Rest
oy he same author juy21 -dzt
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% lin 4ay ng d the md
II ga C d %
very
It x
uIanip
OoMlK PHI .Renr+ shdir,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-28

O~f. July -. a wHsTs AND kFD sPorTt
-et or II u. ssa band r.una hi meek with su al
heN GA II horia rec ard ~ii' be gwen t-ri.
at 10 " eat VI a>Linsslo.. .treet-
n2sss N coSKiISs.