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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08
Union Mecting gs.

Union meetings will be held through
out the county at the dates and places
named below. The best speakers will
be in attendance Friends of the Un-
ion! throw everything else aside and
fall to work for the Union ticket. At
tend all the meetings, bring out the
people, and arouse them to sense Of
the danger which threatens them:
7HURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 8th.
At Oakland-Spcakers, Daughorty,
Borland and Landon.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Martin,
Clarke, Geiger and Nourse.
FRIDAY Y EVENING, Oct 9Th.
At Lithopolis--Speakers, Daugherty,
Davis and Geiger,
At Rushville-Speakers, Greed and
Landon.
At Pickerington-Speakers Clarke,
Ashbrook and Nourse.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct 10th.
At Lancaster - Speakers, Geiger
and Chauncey N, Olds.
At Mechanicsville-Speakers, Bor-
land, Ashbrook and Landon.
At Sugar Grove-Speakcrs, Martin
and Davis.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th.
Al Baltimorc-Spcakers, Ewing and
Ashbrook,
At Amanda-Speakers, Martin and
Borland.
At New Salem-Speakers, Creed,
F. Landon and Nourse.
Twenty-Four New Subscribers Last
Week.
- Last week we added twenty -fournew
subscribers to our list. These were men
who came without solicitation, the ma
iority of whom were Democrats. This
week we have added two or three daily
to our list, among whom were several
who never voted anything but a
straight Democratic ticket. Can the
Coppcrhoads see the handwriting on
the wall?
Places OF Business closed on Election
Day.
We, the undersigned, merchants and
shop-keepers Of the city Of Lancaster
agree to close our stores and shops on
Tuesday, the 18th, ELECTION day. and
give our whole time and attention to
the Election.
sd Drcsbach & COZ Nc Clolland
Andrew Reid J N Little
FL Boving Jno Pcarse
Reber, Kutz & Co Work Il Son
VIM Stewart Geo Burberry
Geo II Smith, Jr Saml Beery
Jacob Shoff John Work
P Rising } CSmith
J t Weaver Geo W Pratt
Robt Reed H B Cranmer
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Correction.

In the obituary notice ofMary Crook,
in last weeks Garette, for maiden eff.
forts, read unaidcd efforts.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.
On Tuesday, Oct. 9th, at 81. Johns
Church, Lancaster, by Rev. Mr.. La
throp, Mr.. JAMES D. FOSTER, of Gin
cinnati, and Miss LIZZIE, eldest daugh-
ter Of Daniel Kutz, Esq. of this city.
Accompanying the above came the
usual compliments to the printcrs-
cake and catawba. May they always
be happy, and may the bread which
they cat and the cup which they drink
through life, be like the cake and wine,
pleasant and without bitterness
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PLACES or BUSINESS TO ne CLosrD

1t will be seen bya notice published
elsewhere, signed by number of our
business men, that their stores and
shops will be closed on next TUESDAY
and the whole day devoted to the
country. Let the example be initiated
everywhere and by everybody. These
men will positively have both the front
and back doors closed, and will transact
no business.
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OUSE, lin Lancaster,
VIRGIL f.. SHAW,
LAW OFFICE

OFFICE OVER sIFFoRD & DELAsuMUTH's
Y bDRUG STORE. VIII attend promptly to all bus
ness entrusted to his care.
Lancaster, July g. '62-tf
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MILITARY NOTICE.

TNHE COURT q Inquiry Of the let Regiment Fair
] Held County Militia met At the time appointed by
law, and after having transaeted other business, ad.
yolInod 70 meet ~ the 5henHs Office 10 lancaster on
Saturday, October 10th, 1863,
at l0oclock A. NJ AZ which time all rnembers Of said
Regiment knowing themselves 70 70 delinquent at the
officer mustor held at Camp Licking, ore G1moIIshed
" appear and present their excuses.
Notice . sl83 gwen that al deln1uents At the Com.
pany and Battalion muster o said Regiment, can pre-.
sent their excuses 10 the Court on Friday O.t5bes
l5th, 1855, al the saiho time and place
CAPT. D. II. PERRY,
Oct eth-lt. Judge Advocate.
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NOTICE TO PARoLED MEN,.

HEADQUARTERS 18th DISTRICT OF ONO, |
Chcothc, o.. Sept. 90, 1863
A LII soldiers captured and pnrolcd before the first
~ day ofSeptembcr, 1863, have been exchanged, and
must report to their proper post for duty, mme.
datey they will be arrested and treated deser
terS
Those at large in the counties Of Fairfield, Hooking
Pickaway, Pike Ross and Perry will report to these
Headquarters, where they will be furnished transpor
taton to the nearest military post
GEO. W. ROBY,
Oct. |, 1S63-273w Capt and Provost Marshal
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NOTICE TO sPoRTsMEN,

NOTICE is hereby given that we, the undersigned,
will prosecute to the fullest extent Of the law, all
persons hereafter found shooting netting, or trapping
birds or any other game our respective premises.
NEWTON PETERS, HENRY WORK,
2S-3w r. ]. PETERS, VIM. BRUMFIELD.
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Gov. DAVID TOD
will POSITIVELY
be here on Satur-
day next, the 10th,
and will address the people at the
preat Basket Meetinn
71-F777777~@1 @1]@aap7-F-w9
Col. GRANVILLE MOODY,

Made most telling and entertain,
ing speech at the Court House OH yes.
terday, holding the crowd for over four
hours.
Governor BRoUoH was in town, and
made a most convincing and persua.
sive speech at the Court House last
night He isconfdentof being elected
by an overwhelming majority.
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Estntc nrWm.Ro,vlos.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
/ y have been appointed and qualified rs Executors
OF the Estate of Wm Rowles late Of Fairfield county
JESSE ROWLES.
Oct l-27 3w VIM. ROWLES
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

IN pursuance o. nm order Of sale granted hy the Pro.
bate conrt Of Fairicl County, Ohio, will offer fo
sale, ut public auction, free Of dover, on Saturday,
the 3lEt day of ctober, sea, ut the door
the Court House, in the city Of Lancaster, Ohio, be
tween the hours oflO o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock, r.
NJ, the following described Real Estate, to-wt
The south half of in-ot number nnAty-two (92), il
Carpenters addition the town, city Of Lancaster
Ohio.
Terms or SALE-One-third in hand, one III rd in ono
year and the residue in two years with interest on t
deferred payments from the day ofsale.
Appraised at seven hundred dollars
q. W. PRATT,
Admr ofthe Estate ofAndrew Jones, dec.
W. Pitt Creed, Attorney.
Sept. q, Il IC3-2ftf
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MASONIC CALENDAR.
REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS,

LANCASTER LODGE, No 57,...... October 90, 1856
CHAPTER No. IL. 22
g. STEINMAN, Recorder.
Lancaster, July Q, lsC3-I5
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CHANGE OF TIME.

Cincinnati Wilmington s. zanssvnlo
Egzs III. IL - 4: Il EIast!At
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02

The Republican press. from one section OF the
country the other hive denounced Governor
SEYMOUR. Of New York. ami Gov. rnor P.KKlR
of New jersey. a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES h,zers
wifh the rebellion aud the enemies Of the Gov
eminent The Cincinnati Commercial. one Of
the bltterest parrisnns ct the Republican school.
is constrained by recent circumstances To change
IL tone i extols the Executive ability of the
g ,vernor Of New Ysrk and expresses IL erntif
cation ITO note-the loyal energy Of the Govern
ors of New York and; New jersey. IN coming to
the support Of the Government in the present
most grave emergency. because they are Demo
Gratis" We quote the following extract from it,
editorial Yesterday on The Democratic Party
and the War" which puts Mt rest the devIli-h
impu,ations which have made upon the pa
trioti-m of the Democracy. and their earnest de-
sire for the preservation of the Constitution AID
the Union Stss the Commerrial:
TIE Governor If New Jersey has been called
"Copperhead" hut. after his provla nation Of
June DC. think all truly LOYAL men will not
only cnucede. but gladly proclaim that, after all,
lie i patriot He saw.
4 have applied Tor authority TO raise volun
teers to serve for ihree years. unless sooner dis
CHARGED. and authority hts been given by the
Wtr Department To rr>e recruits tor The regi
ments now in the field aud also 10 raise new regi-
nents. with the restriction that no more. than
five regmeuts ct infantry and two regiments al
cavalry rhnuld be under recruitment in the State
ore TINE
I therefore, call upon the citizens Of this State
- Tie every exeFtian to recruit. speedily
po>-ibie. regiments 10 serve our country in
her hour of need. AMI also t. I'LL the decimated
rks IT those regiments that have sustained the
onor Of TIE State n uep, hattie fields
at eFtainly IA the right ring TIE Gov
erner whn makes application ter authoriti 70 raise
p. aud calls upon the people TO ever,
exerttaf in the recruiting service i elcume To
have HE own Opinions ~ - he political pol'' of
the Administration ard tha cnuntuct Of tie VAR.
II hl> been ex'remel, gIatillD to nurie in
Ohio. Indiana. md the ret 81 the NorihN rerti
State-. that the leading D. macratic journals and
speakers. ,-clam III emphatic terms. hat the
policy at their putty = against II enforceme, {
o. tie consumption We hay. observed with in
&c . p'et~ure. that Influential DrmQcrtt- lenre
cite re~istsuce To- The c,.nscfiptior. snd char e
that the reports of difficulties experienced Ia EN-
rnilin. officers. are the most ptrt exsgeera
tons In this sart OF Democratic sentiment.
feeling IL. thtt the enn~criptioui l. the vital
point 81 tire var poiicv and TINT upos II comes
the CT icial test whe;her the var sh I'll suptort
e bv he whole power OF the people. or starved
GU. W. Welcome the fair promise that feace nil
be deserved AIMING ourselves and the cheerue
assuraace that. al last We shall save the country
ted and free.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02
y1ilToNts IfelreRf.

The New Y 'rk Times i certainly uot actua-.
tel bs Partisan hostility to Gen. MLRoY la its
issue Of Yesterday it gives the following from
one OF it. specials
| had Interesting conversation with a cav
airy Capt,in OF Mitot's cua maud Tie Mote
IN n eon6fmet nv impressions of .hai disa~ter
RI hIamts NIhoy ter tot having taken meas
ures 10 ascertain more fully the Whereabouts and
the force -. the enemy tie ssy~ they we're con
sfutly surprised ! lie retreat. ~aeu decided
up,n. So h stf that etc yt.ing WIS leii tie
b I'D fiji eis' t. egtae provisions, wsgous.-af-
tIlrty aid e,erN thrg ct Nalue-uuthing VT
s,v.d After the feht ut M.dtm-.ure. Which
quite severe. the commend vs. ieit - ,hltt
for Itself. each re- niett teok ia means
81 escaping NJ Informant. With eleven men.
e caps-i the Rebels b, ng always "A ;eW miles tie
d 81 him. 20 Betfur'. here thes we're ordered
~-h rlts t. Btltsriore o. tie was ti.ber
they we're slso constantly meeting tie enems
.es arrive. at Ch,mbershurs, after = IN ,rch VI
forty m'ies. on the eseuug that Colrrel kaipe
wss eyscustiug the place. The csr> wsre tuli
al thes 6'd 20 1sue 10 Shippnesburg en- tnelr
b i.-es hey had been eleven DAYS And Sev
er ! a. hi IL TIE saddle sud { e.r horses were
ne'r' Or ken down They lelt here 10 day Tor
Baltimore
/ c, the stirendisrv Republican organ OF this
cits s.sS NiLsoY Is ~, iiei because in bad odot
Nth the "C0pperheadsl"
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v,--..-. ...- -. -.

.
Qusr eruis-ier.
Voucher. e9antfF..... no sale. ....
Daras the last fo ~ or dve DAYS Ne hive had
n favorable aestber tor corr and grass ~ could
htve been desired std this hl~ i..en leneral over
the entire OHIO snd NJ -.issipa ile,- A. Tar ns
Ne have cen able ~ ascertl.n. PrttraCted
r. n have E, I'm south OF Keuucky. raising ali
the m ller creeks and rivers - food hight.
but there has not beers enough on the head tiers
Of the Ohio to have any effect on that river. The
crops are doing we'll but there IS some danger
thar there NAV be too much rain for wheat. how
being harves'ed
Business, IN all its departments continues dull.
aud il has been difficult 10 make sales of any
kind Of produce without mixing concessions in
prices. but by avoiding forced siie~, aud meeting
rho existing demand. full rates have heen eener-
q Nv re ,iized. The higher grades of -four. r
what j. known a. trade brands. met with 4 far
local dem nd ~ the rates current "a week ago. Int
ord snpefhne would not command over
81 % Corn and oats met with fair demand,
ant the mttket for them closed steady at our
quotations Whisky advanced u Ale. and has
been IN good dem md Linseed oil advanced TO
s p with lisht stock
The market Tor provisions remains unchanged;
thefe Is light demand tor bacon. merely a
jol,biug demand II % for shoulders. II sc for
sides. and Sl4@siac Tor him-, canvaSsei aud
p,ekel SUGAR cured hams meet with fair lie
mind al lu14 ale PLAIN hams are in light
supply still. aud readily comm nj onr quotations
either III bulk or smoked Ma movement in mess
pork or hard. hut the latfer has been held more
firmly, since the advance in New TOlk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02
chanxs the conr, or.an.

A change his tskea place IN The editorial cor.
duct and msnagsment Of TIC Indianapolis Jour
nj BrHRY r SrtoRovE Who for the past ten
yer. ha. occupied the responsible position Of
g tor Of The central organ Of the Republican
party 81 Indiana. vacsies the tripod and sith
draws from tie concern The future arrange
meuts for fhe editorial management Of the paper
are not yei announcel. bat il sill be. a. Il has
been. iutensels Repetition For many years we
ve been placed in political and editorial joSta
position with the late Editor Of the Journal.
ard While We have been a. wide aprrt
the poles in our views Of public
" and the true Interest," Of the country.
We have ever m ,nt,ned Nth him kind personal
relations. The retiring editor of the Journsl
possesses vsried accomplishments. and in many
respects he has but few sHperors in the art OF
journalism. lie understands in rare degree
how to make much of little. and ike gold
beaier he can. and with CT &C, too. hammer ont
= SRI I'll idea over an almost indefinite surf re.
To quote the sent nent OF smother, hut with a diff
ferent application. he i feIla~ of Infinite oartf-
ssn-hip. ard never allows hs person,l convictions
upon any question Of public icy T. stand
the way Il party Interests. Inscriptions d.
vo,ion to parts h4s Characterised the polific,i
N ,nsgement Of the Journal under his charge. hur
perh,p. in thu respect Il has heen governed mole
b. pe -un ary consider tinn- than regard for tie
publ ~elf,re or personal convictions. We have
b.ttle1 the polite Il here-es of the late elit6r OF
the Journal for more than seven years. but We
c ,n saw. with tie utmost ia. eritv that regret
his abdcttion OF the editorial tripod, for We have
f,a.ht him long editori, lly that it ha~ created
an attachment Tor him. notwithstanding bis p0-
litictl errors- Mt they are Without EXCUSE.
" arrangements have ,ei been male l'r the
fufure editorial conduct of the Journal hut ts
business an .irs will be mantced "a they have
been heretofore most successfully hv Mr } "
TILFoRD. whom "" understaud Is nov the almost
sole proprietor Of the establishment The change
l propretorship will N Ike 10 diference in its
pD itical Oh racter. hut the public will miss the
K ,ceful pen ana the attractive rhetoric that can
30 happily demonstrate that a spit pea il a pea
split -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02

The fluctuations in the gold marke have been
rather more violent thu G>nd Tor some time
previously. owing 10 the critical state of nilhtar,
ah>irs about Washington. Though the range of
prices we been dmitei mptE.tjvely: but con
d euee IN Government securities has r,.irO graded
very considerably. and gold clos, ger cent.
higher thtn !, aid week ago. aud [ =. couInn
sixe> are down ia IL uer cent. and a simil IT de
cline has been established IN ceriih sttes and
: l0th treasury note, The feeling M our mar
ket hts re- ed - that currency Ia New York
usual. tud gold j up and securities down.
+ a. way AMI ; lie se'HlitieS are llso lower which
l. contrary - me cour-e 81 the msrket hereto
lore. rs Thea generally advanced when Govern
ment securities declined
" tie CLOSE With IL there WIS an active
dem tid Tor gold anC but lea sellets The
0ruker, wouli no. sell below $50 30, dill hot
otieg 10 still D. vs. eut that round
lots would have commti.eI a higher h-ure
Tie demfud tr exchange has Oeeu far. and
tie supply being light, the market closed ii IN
aud baoyauf. bCt eur qlOtAiioES remain the
~stne - they we're las week The dem I'D
for none, has been quite llzh;, AMI the mar
kel remains easy ~ Ga, per cent for buS
ness PAPER fegarled satisfactory, but The amount
ol such offefiis ! exceedingly small A god
denand tor Kentucky and Indiana currency AZ
our QUOTATIONS.
Certificate declined Il 96s, ag7 and dull.
@ ders on Washington e1tl al 50, anI
Quartermasters vouchers tcit,) dull at g6c
W ale Tor country.
Al these quotations indicate decline. as
comptre'i With orr quot items gwen a week ago
The rates Tor all II the close lAst evening weie
a. f,lows:
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WAN ED.
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
Dr. Ludlusn's Specific.
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF TIE ORGANS OF
GENsRsGgON.

sfNHE Gonorrbos, eommony called ClsY. : dis
u cutting malay. and l. ~eii known rec Ire
ans explanation. u T. e. b. got bat i difficult
clear 81 Ii y companion hat few admire: per-
Vades all Glasses ~ yif nsaie and FINALE rich
and poor beth married ant Single though sotroublr-
ITSELF DISTRESSING aid sometime fatal fttsa
dissa~e. the % which. hss generally
worse he dsease it~elf Tie ashionshls
treatment is first deprive you 81 a business. ben
COME 8 81 starratio0-livlnE bread and tea
grei kinl o. s.s> you tied.
cunud c. l-sched combined With nt nlecirisek
infections loiisns oinir1-nts snd faansufss sons
Evsrx few eays the rnsscsuss changed and after
month"; th8s which patent
be with great forpcs r Tear - eI osufsshc j. dis
charged harres hirsslf. with irrstk uretrr
weed ;stce a. enlargement 81 she prostr ate glands
O. diseaseof The neck q tle bladder
Ths>peciac. which ac-s ike charm. viii few do4es
ont oedsssfs antis q1ifr riess otske ana Which
b., cured basoas n Se~ YORK. Philadelphia Balti-
efscsuaireaaedy tia make rapid andy N anenf ers
witbou fegart diet drnk exercise xcept ~rest-
ling js-nf4rg or fEer-sfrsuinE- TITS remedy = IN
ecuaec BY ythtrg discovered Tor TIL % .hcse
de Il IS sxtrsrtec ron piants sn1 per.
fecIly cafe a. . p1siy sege 4te u
cu-y. 80 ihai ycu can expos. yourssf 10 all kind u
weafhsr without tn~ esst danger from the ns~dice
AM II you careful Wrapping 40 yoar paste vou
vii have taste smell ra T. thai YOU are not
deprived frafa gcing sntoeonPAHy. beiEs eeoesdby
nesr~-f friends
This il qaack ciue buis remedy Uncovered "A
used With .mnen-e success ~ regular Phy sicisn sns
confidently recommended % the unfortunate
CAJTlON-Sone l. grnairse wifbort the sisnasur. of
the proprietor. W g. Davidson, md the lts-
fnngeufnt q trade marks ~ili b prosecuted ~k The
utnostrsoT ofshs law
VIZ. pavipscS. SCI. Proprietor.
Hncinnsu Ohis.
500 D DTr<yisusecersiiy lan2s-ceuis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02

Ma. LINCOLN SuEaocSpET ny ms Grmps -
T. Washington correspondent Of The y Y.
Commerel- III write:
The President AID family sre -llely iamici!el
n enc 81 tie cottages on the Seliiers HUE HI
thr.e miles north OF tie city. Mr. Lincoln rlde.
IA every morning. escorted by cavalry fotre =
The infaEisy FIRE that has beea en-
aamped on the grounds south of the msn-ou Ia.
bsokeo camp AID gone out With the Presiteot
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PROPOSALS.
BRIDGE LETTING

NOTICE - HEREBY GfvFN THAT AT THr JUNK
tern. lsss - the boand ~ Cor1r1lssen~rs - Aaff
SOP fo-Lt! taissns Il fhcn ard there ord~rei y
said 1ns q thAt Bu ~ - bniit white
Au'ier on, upon fhe Howe Plan
Plans ard speciacetss saat wofk 20 wr the ,ioz.
work. eATenitr work, or plan q The hrsxe - ba
Al tie Auditor Office 81 said County frum the lsfh
the 18th II July EeXf. daring xhch nc and Il whIch
place sealed Proposals viii - fa the sious wrk
ana the buildns q laid Bridge wh ch ito the
lowest responsible biodrr o. std Is day q Jals
SID Commissioners reserve the night ~ separating tie
bd for the stone work and that II thecarenter work
Done by order o. the Board
JOS SIGI.ER,
Auditor Of Naesua L unity
Andersen, June -. lss3. Jans9s-. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02

Ham on rHE PHLsDsiPHlANs The Phila.
selphrl Grey ke~eFse.. .lun strong are 81
here. t,iii refuse L. be mustered IN Their cen
duct = severely commented on ~ ne other
troops = Tr.esraphic Dispatch from. Harrisburg
The sne king fellows shoad be d.sff.ned
plseel under guard OF women, aud msrrhed
b * 10 Puilsdelpha - the tune of The R .ue's
March. - A!orny Journal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02

- Tie censorship OF the press. At " lsh.ag
ton b, npw %. the hsiais OF ysFy verla4, young
nan. whose ouly claims TO eKp.reace - that lie
vas once ! telegraph operstur ~ small vi1lsge
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02

NosRIs- TIE fnne.ai Of a~- Norri- VIE Z Norrs
horr-, Esq.. VII IA place irom the re.idnoe e ar.
hos-. GA South Nsfedan street. ths rhsr-iayl after
n ecu. AZ ts a'ciosk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02

o. these usupttious OF power. Washington, in
hiS FarPwe ell Address. remtke: The spirit of
ehcroach nent tends To consolidate the powers Of
all the departments IN one. and thus 10 create
whaiever the form OF government, REAL
DESPO TISA A just esrmie OF that love of
power ant prunene>- Ia abuse It which preiOmn
nteS in the human heart i sufficient to ti-lv u
OF this position II. in the opinion OF the renple.
the distribution or modification OF the cnu>ilta
tOna p"Wer be- in ANY particular WONG. LEI it he
corrected hy an rmeidmeni in rhe in which
the Constitution d-s ul.fpS KU / LET THERE
BE NO CHANGE By C>URPA rION Tor
thou h This in one instance may ha tie iuSfru-
meni for gurt + Is THE CUSTOMARY
WEAPON BY WHICH lREE GOVERN
MEN1S ARE DESTROYED The precedent
must always greatly overutlance in permanent
evil auy p,r'il or TT .n-ent benefit which the use
Can 1T any lime yeld "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02

No UStox WIN SL,vlHeLDARs The Til
.buue : having another attack Of l. peculiar
er.ien,c. au,. proposes 10 perish The Ua.on uith
al it. thus:
Ii the Union benefits one section OF our coun
try "a the MUIR, If suofh.r. II ought not 10 con
tiaue aud We tTE>i all not. II IL j only 10 be
pfe-efyed ~ btFgaits-b, tie agreement OF any
IL d. ~httt they pro.onudly believe 10 be wrong
~ the stfn- of IN raj convictions ~ the heck of
pectaiary Mtere,i,--ee fry that u nay perish
oaffigaf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-02
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.


0FFIcK oT CRY CLERK,
1SDtA,APOLIs, June 70 b, lot3.
A-OrlCf rs HEREBY 6,vtN DF TIE PENpENCY
" OF the iolltwhg Ordinances for street improve
nlrnts. TO WI:
An ordinance FIR the grading and gravelng Of Cedar
street and sidewalks between Vir sinid ana
street.
An ordnance for the grading ond graverg Of Hos
brook street and sidewalks, between Cedar ad Grove
streets.
An ordinance 10 pro lie for the grading and crawling
Of the ally running and throu Oh squsr IL be-
tween Penns vania and the FIRST al ey Dell
An ordifauce To provide for the grading and paving
wi hard burned brick OF tie sidw X the side
OF liiiuo rect, between market and North streets.
AtfeS: CYhUs ) BUTTE. FIELD,
iyl-d2i CITY Clerk