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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

On last Saturday the Democracy OF Warren
county held meeting ut Willamsport, which
was large and enthusiastic, and M which resolu.
tions were passed dcnouncng In the strongest
terms tina action of all who were engaged IN the
recent outrngcs committed upon the citizens of
that town aud county. Speeches were made by
several gentlemen among whom were Messrs.
Cavpool aud Daviseon Of this r,sse. s'hs meet.
ing was also addressed by the Hon. Ben, Gregory
and Daniel Mace. In reference TO the conduct of
those engaged Ia the riot OF the 81 and 3d of
June These gentlemen both took strong grounds
against such violation of law, and counseled obc
denec 20 the law in all cases declaring themselves
OF thebelet that the Democratic party was rs loyal
n any party Ia the North and that the Practise OF
hcaping upon IL such epithets as have heretofore
been INDUCED in by the Republican party and
press. was all wrong and should be discontinued
Major Mace said that his opinion was that Lin
coin X Co had better turn their undivided atten
ton 10 the rebellion down South and let Demo
Gratis and Democratic newspapers alone: and that
In all the loyal States the civil law must have the
supremacy over the military. We are glad that
our Republican friends are coming To their sens
os aud are recovering from the deusiOn which
but a few days ago told them To see in every Dem
ocrat n rebel and "a traitor The fact is that the
people we're beginning to move in this matter.
aud Republicans were beginning 90 find out that
Democrats loved their homes and families and
held them rs sacred as did the Republicans: in
short. they began To see that this country did not
vet belong To them, and that other men had
rights here well as they. and that they were
determined TO maintain those rights. The Dem
ocratic party has always been law and order
party. and nothing short of absolute necessity
will ever induce them to take the law into their
own honds What Republicans elsewhere will
think of the action of the party in Warren coun-
", we can not say, but we are assured by Mr.
Gregory that bis is in entire conformity to
the views and wishes of Governor Norton and
this we shall say for the Republicans OF that
county. that from whatever motive they may
have acted they have only done what justice de
manded and what they should long since have
done. We are glad that the recent difficulties in
Warren have been amicably adjusted, and that
the Republican party of that county have coven.
anted to obey the law and act justly toward their
neishbors. IL thew would do this everywhere,
We should soon enjoy peace and quiet in every
community in the NORTH Covngton Friend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

AdIuTsSr GESERaLs OFFIcE
STATE OF INDIANA,
Tndiananoiis lime 10 l-63A

lDdianapolls, une ~, lcoJ'
A requistion having been made By the Presi-
dent OF the United States on the State for Vol
unteers for the term OF sir months TO be credited
on the draft. one regiment will be raised and ac-
cepted from each Congressional District. % rem
dezvous AZ Camp Morton. indianapolis, and 70 be
numbered a. hereinafter designated.
Persons desiring 70 enlist for this service viii
form themselves into companies, with the least
possible delay. elect officers, subject 70 the apPro
val of the Governor forward AMI file In the Adj
jutsnt Generals Office correct and complete COM
pany rolls. and state when they will be ready TO
report for duty. Companies will be accepted IN
the order they file correct rolls and tender their
services.
Companies and Regiments viii be organized
on the plan heretofore announced for volunteer
forces The officers, non commissioned officers
and privates 40 Organized will be placed on the
same footing % paw and allowances other
similar corps OF the army. except as TO the al
vance pay and bounty
ANY Company of forty.two men will be ac-
cepted and mustered. with a First Lieutenant.
ann il they fail to fill up within reasonable
time they will be consolidated with other parts Of
companies. The right j. reserved TO combine
incomplete companies or parts of companies,
after a fair opportunity has been afforded them to
fill up
In combining parts OF companies the following
distribution of the officers is suggested and parts
OF companies will be accepted with view 10
making such combinations
For 40. or - men. Captaincy;
For 80, or . men. First Liegtenancy;
| For 20. or % men, a Second Lie0tenancy
livery precantion should be used to prevent the
enlistment Of persons nnft for service from physi-
cal debility. or minors under lS years of age.
Any one who shall recruit boys under II years Of
age, will be charged with their transportation and
subsistence.
When Companies have been accepted, they
/ will be furnished with transportation passes to
enable them To reach the rendezvous.
Recruiting officers and others raising Compa
MES, may contract for the subsistence aud lodging
OF recruits at places away from the camp of rem
devious. for short period mot exceeding one
week. Tot exceeding 80 cents per day: and the
accounts therefor, properly verified by the re
cruting officer. aud approved by the Governor,
or Adiutant General. will be paid by the :
! Discussing Officer provided the recruits So sub
sisted are received into the United States service
Persons who undertake to recruit Companies
/ for this call will report often. by mail, what
progress they may be making.
! BY order of the Governor
Lac NOBLE,
Adutlnt General OF Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

A NV AND EXTENSIVE GROCERY HousE -
We noticed some days ago that Mr. Ruger.
formerly of the house Of Ruger x Caldwell. had
formed partnership with Mr.. Jaycox. and was
about To occupy the Fizgibbon Block. near the
Union Depot The immense stock oil the new
firm. rs will be seen from our advertising col.
umns. has arrived. and they prepared 10 show
buyers through. and to receive orders to any
extent They go in.o the trade with ample re-
sources and thorough knowledge Of the bust
ness. and with tact and energy will undoubtedly
take the first rank la Wholesale trade Indi.
anap1lis has immense advantages for supplying
an extended region of country. ana business men
have not been slow To avail themselves of the
facilities afforded TO make Il the principal depot
OF supplies for the State. Already she j. Tar
ahead of NIL inland rivals and dealers are awar,
that their stocks can be filled and recruited on a.,
good terms here as at the river or the lakes. W.
welcome enterprise aud capital for they build oul
cities. We direct attention To the adv ortisemen
OF Ruger Jaycox.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
Night Report
from ,iurfreesboro

From uurfreesboro.
MuRFREEsReRo. June l9.-Private Daniel Bla
son OF the 18th Indiana battery is 10 be shot to-
morrow, in Rosseaus division, for the crime Of
descrtion.
Gen. Forrest is reported 10 be in a dying condi
ton from wounds inflicted on him two DAYS ago
at Spring Hill, in difficulty originating about a
woman.
From Bost0n.
BosroS, June 1850 bales OF cotton seized
by Gen. Banks in Louisiana, from the Rebels,
were sold at auction to-day. They broughtirom
So to 5ss4 cents per pound
From 80. Louis.
Sr' Louis. JHne l9.-Noshing of general in
terest TRANSFERRED in the State Convention the past
three days.
The Emancipation committee had third meet
ing to-day and agreed upon a report; which will
by presented to the Convention by Gov. Gamble
IN. morrow.
The report IS signed by seven out Of nine
members ofthe Committee, and IL is understood
to recommend that slavery shall cease absolutely
in eighteen hundred and seventy six. and prohibit:
immigration Of slaves from other States. but
expresses no opinion regarding submitting the
! ordinance TO the people
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

BEAuriFvL WoRK.-we had the pleasure
yesterday OF examining book Of drawings, by
Col Frybarger. of the artillery. embracing the
whole Instructions Tor field artillery. its organixa
ton aud equipment The plates. together with
oiled paper. aud they are beautifully done. TO
the srtillerist this work would be Invaluable. as
the different kinds of guns IN use are clearly
shown. with explanatory notes as Ia range
charge. &c. aud also plates and descriptions OF
ammunition used for held aud siege guns The
work j. very complete. II was prepared by Col
Frybarger during period OF sickness and proves
him to be an accomplished craftsman, as we'll NJ
q scientific artillerist.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

WASHINGTON, jane i9-Some 100 of the
wounded from the fight at Aide, arrived at Fair
tax Station last night
The boat this morning brought a number Of
stragglers from Stafford @. II. They left there
on Wednesday night. There were at that time
no Rebels in tina, vicinity
The Navy Department has received from Ad-
mral Dupont the particulars of the destruction Of
Button, s c. Itappears that on the Sd inst. he
ordered Lieutenant Commander Bacon TO pro-
ceed with the command Of McDonough on this
expedition The army forces from Hunter
command. numbering 900. embarked on the
transports under command of Col. Barron. The
town of Button was DESTROYED BY FIRE, the
churches only beng spared. The Rebels made
several charges on our troops but were driven
back. Button being destroyed. our troops re.
turned without casualty to Hilton Head.
From Harrisburg
HARRIssuRs. June l9-lt is understood Milroy
is advancing toward the east with 1000 mounted
infantry and 5000 mounted rifemen.
From Connecticut
WEsr CROMWELL, CoSS.. June lS.-A compa-
nv of men have established themselves in Goshen
Conn. who are reported to he deserters from the
army, together with some disoyal men in that
vicinity. They are fortifying every mountain,
with the supposed purpose of resisting the draft.
Their number is variously estimated at from %
to ,0O0 Great excitement exists in that re-
gion.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June l9-The Subscription
Agent reports the sale of 81 .697 900 worth OF
5-20s for five days of this week. ending to day.
Application was made yesterday by General
Couch for the services of Gen. Henry NJ. Nsgler,
who is nov here, TO aid in organizing State
troops. but it was peremptorily refused by Gen.
Haleck
Gen Nagler, although unable to remain in
in actual service, having just recovered from a
severe spell of sickness, is willing to test his
strength in the defense of his native State.
Prom the Army of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS, June IA conflict transpired
yesterday between a detachment of our cavalry
and Gen Fltzhugh Lees brigade, lasting until
night
Our forces pursued the Rebels a distance or
FIVE miles
ltbecoming night and not knowing the enemy =
strength in the vicinity the ground cleared
pf the dead and wounded and prisoners and a
strong position was taken by our forces on the
battle field
Foreign News
CARE RACE. June l9-The steamer Bohemian
from Liverpool llth, via. Queenstown 18th. pass.
ed here at noon to day and was boarded by the
News Yacht
The ship Kate Dyer had arrived at Antwerp
on the ID inst.
The steamer had been captured by pirates, and
was released on bond of $40 900
The new steamer Southron had been seized By
British officials, being suspected as Rebel pirate
but nothing was found on board to warrant hel
seizure
POLAND "A telegram from Vienna states thai
Austria has not concurred in the proposition o
France and England to Russia. Another dis
patch says she has.
The latest from Liverpool. June 10Th. giver
the cotton sales Of the week at $4,000. Tn,
market has been dull and prices quoted lower FOL
American.
Stock in port 3s5 900 bales.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

Hrspo'a- De fSotASA AND MIcuiaAN. !
DlrARraESf uf fut Quo,


DiraRrAkNr uf fut Quo,
indianapolis. June ~. 1868.
Medical officers In charge of Hospitals ant
Conyaeseen, Camps within this District. will i'm
meiistcly make an inspection OF all enlisted mer
under their care, and make ont duplicate rolls o
such as should be- transferred To the invalit
CORPS under the provisions of General Order,
No l05. War Department, Adiunnt General
Office. 1869 One copy of the roll will be for
wHrNied without delay 60 these Headquarters. aud
the other will be carefully preserved by the med
teal officer until he receives further orders in re
laton thereto. II medical officers IN charge OF
Hosptrls or Convalescent Camps have not re
ceived the General Orders above mentioned. they
will be found at the Headquarters OF the Board
OF Enrolment Of each Congressional District
aud by comforting with the District Provost Mar
shall, full information can be obtained.
BY command OF Brig Gen. WILCOX.
W. V RIoHARps.
Lieut. aud A. A. G..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
SPECIAL. NOTICES
S. T.--1860.--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and nyigorale.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antlotc tochinge Of water and diet
They overcome effects of dissipation aud late hours.
They strengthen the system and cnlvcu the mind
They prevent mIasmttlc and intermittent fcyer.
They purify the breath and asidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dlarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They hcbest bittcrs IN the world. They make the
weak strong. aud exhausted natures great
storer They made Of pure 81 Crox Rum, the oee.
bratcd Casaya Bark. root, and herbs. and taken
with the pleasure Of beverage, without regard TO age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended to delicate
persons requiring gentle stmulant Sold by all Gro-
ocrs, Druggists Hotels and saloons
4. n. DRAKE 4 Co.
jang.dSwltawGm 2Oa Broadway, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

THE HoNE GUARvs The gallaat soldiers who,
in many counties of the state have been painting
for opportunity TO their guns. have
now splendid opportunity To illustrate their
courage and patriotism The soil OF Indiana
has been invaded. \ gang Of horse thieves from
Salt river have crossed the Ohio aud are seek
ing to replenish their worn out steeds from some
of the blooded stock of the Hoosier State II
is true they always would steal horses
these Salt river men-but il i bold
thing 70 do it when the country is in a
state of war We have an armed force in Ind-
ana, who are willing always TO visit the homes o.:
their deleuseless neghbOrs, and who are the ad
miration and the terror, alternately. of the child
rem on training day Let them march 70 the
border The Salt river horse thieves will all be
gone when they get there. aud they can return in
triumph, and boast OF their loyalty with little
more claim 10 respect than is now accorded them
by thinking people
Let the home guards 90 to the border, and if
they do any service. then we will be as free to
praise them as we have been TO condemn their
incorporate zeal in prosecuting their unoiIending
neighbors: and If they return without fight we
will give them credit for good intentions anyhow
Boone county. We are told, has six full cOmpa
mics of these patriots Can Z they goI Or are
they so busy searching the houses of the farmers
the men Of substance in the country, that they
can't leaveg Perhaps their searches pay better
than long marches after lot of feet horse
thieves: or. there NAV be a bond OF sympathy
between those who cross the river 10 steal horses
and those who stay at home to steal arms.
A little case in point and We close our appeal.
An elderly gentleman named Henry Good citi
zen of thirty wears standing. resides near Whites
town He was never suspected of being any
thing hut straightforward honest man After
the little egging scrape at Whiiestown. these
home guard. searched the farmers houses far
aud near They went to the house of Mr. Good.
and with their loaded mnskets cooked and with
their bayonets Mt his breast, dem anded OF Mr..
Good his arms. They took "a splendid rifle, his
pistols and other property and left Brave home
guards,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

Hos LKwIs PROssFR - Ii was reported yester.
day that Hon. Lewis Prosser Of Brown county.
who was wounded nj the unfortunate affair in that
county when soldier killed. had died Of his
wound and was buried on Thursday Mr.. Pros
ser had recovered 80 far 10 be able 10 ride out.
but was attacked with fever. which caused his
death We have no direct intelligence from
Brown county. aud still hope that the report may
not be true
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
new YORK Market.

NV YORK. June 10.
Flour-Heavy: prices have declined sc; s. Sc
as 20 for extra State, and s. o5@6 90 for
common 10 good brands extra round hoop Ohio
and Sc 05d7 90 for trade brands.
Whisky-More active at 4434 G45c, chiefly al
the latter price.
Grain-Dull; l@2c lower; 81 ls@l SO for
Chicago Spring. 81 2s@l SO for Milwaukee
Club, 81 44dl 40 for winter red western Corn
dull and lie lower 75@76c fer shipping western
mixed Oats dull and declining at 80 SIC.
Wool-Quiet and firm.
Meats-Pork steady and frmer. Bacon Sides
dull
Lard-Closed firm at 95s@lO14c for prime.
Monev-Active at Sal per cent Sterling
dull; l56@l57 for bankers bills. Gold lower
opening at 43c, declining to 1919. and closing
quiet at 43lh ld43llc prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

Eye AND EAR DISEASES DR.. Jones. Of New
York CITY. will arrive At the Bates House. Indi
annapolis. June -. and remain "A few weeks. lie
is gentleman who has bad thorough medical
education in Europe aud America. He is spoken
OF in the highest terms by the Eastern press. and
is the most scientific Eye and Ear Doctor in thi.
country The afflicted of Indiana NAV consider
Themselves fortunate in having an opportunity OF
employing his services
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

DEAFNESS AND bLiSDSIss.-Dr. Jones OF New
York has arrived at the Bates House. Indanapo-
lie. where he will treat all diseases of the organs
Of sense. Dr. Jones has had thorough medical
education In Europe and America. and is consid-
cred the best eye and ear doctor in this country.
lie straightens ctoss eyes In old and young. cures
eyes. running of the ear. and all those dscas-
81 not successfully treated by family physicians
Office hours from Q A. NJ. until ; T.. NJ.
ielg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

RoBBIse SoLDIERs.-Two Young men we're ar.
res ed yesterday tor robbing soldier. The
soIiier asleep in the State House grove, when
one Of the young scamp- attempted to pick has
pocket. and, on being detected. pointed out bis
comraCe "a an accomplish. They will be ex
amined 10 day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

ARREsTED.-A young man named G. ". Col
lins. said TO be soldier of the 5st regiment was
arrested Yesterday and held to bail in $500 for
passing counterfeit postal currency. He had on
bis person 10 cents in counterfeit currency and
- cents In bogus coin.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

len lcEl IcK-George " Pits has on hand
plenty of pure. clear Ice. 10 supply his customers
without shipping from To5esIo or any other point.
ANY person wanting Ice. can BE- supplied by sd-
dressing George W Pitts. Box $50 Indiana coils
4. o. ap30 On
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

~ Dr. Hebern. the American Cancer Cham
pion. is located AZ the Brambie House. Lafayette
The Doctor il the only physician nov living who
can kill and cure a cancer in from five to twenty
four hours. without instruments or pain. No
cure no pay. mayl9-u.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

TT Three hundred trimmed bonnets in silk
Grape. illusion and straw Five hundred IN
trimmed bonnets and hats selling at 35 per cent
less than last weeks prices. at Callinsn's. No
90 East Washington street. I7-lwd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

vel - commeril benefits OF renewed conf
nee in the credit Of the Government.
These traits in the general condition Of the
South. which we have hastily reviewed, are { |
OF patriotic encouragement. We commencei
this war without manu- actufes. with ut &C o
the markets of the world. and with scarcely mure
than a hundred thousand arms Surely, since
we have accomplished so much under the disad-
vantages OF the past. We may look with conf
dence 70 future in which we shall contest the
fortunes Of the war with armies more numerous
than We have yet brought into the field: with
well disciplined industry at home, and with a
revenue large enough to pay of our present war
debt in five years. and therefore put the credit
OF our Government beyond all DOUBT Rich
mOnd Examiner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

4 THE AMERICAN DIsPENsARY VIZ TREAT Br
~ new method. and With the hsppsesi results Pro
iTsss Tfer falling Of the womb. Ldnos-uftos t1csr-
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cle1aliaess, comfort Aealfh DC. free receipts
Of stamp copy of Private Letter MARRIED LADIES'
on health. dc The Doctors celebrated f<szas Pszs.
fresh from the Dspersary, reFp good In simple Dis
eases, irregularities. &c. Price 81. sent BY mail.
At the Araersoda Dist<asart sso treat. srifiosf
mercury, and with failing sscoess Iea<-sai.
what the quacks call Prfrafe secre diseases; sfs
In all it, siages. Goncrrhes elect structure Hydrooele,
Crcocee, yaricocee. Carsocele spermatorhes seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility. Inn
potency and effects Of self-abuse. The issi Nm
treated Of in private letter, which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
The experience Of the Surgeon charge Of this de-
partment IN Of the best Hospitals In Europe and IN
New York City enables him 10 treat patients scenthca
IL and restore them speedily.
Those living distance communicate by lctter
and be treated At their homes II urgent sed -
or elO and receive medicines
Consultation free and confidential Room No. ~ y
East Washington Street, indianapolis. p o. Box i7e<.
apr s-diy -wl3t. lam
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

srsrr MrIrrkHT CLsIxs.-Psrties holding
State military claims can dispose Of the same at
Hsrri-on's Bank. Indianapolis jeI2 dot
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COMM ERcIAL.
Rr rELsaaAvu-
Cincinnati Market.

cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. June IS.
Flour-very dull; superfne. 81 40@4 50.
= OO9s % Tor good extra brands, which are
scarce.
Grain-wheat dull at 81 10 for red, and 81 is
for white. Corn steady at 54@5sc. Data dull
at 60@6lc.
Whtsky-40c
Provisons-Nothing doing.
Lard-Held at 924c for city. and 9Isc for
country.
Linseed Oil-$l Is.
Pork-Unchanged.
Groceries-Sugar firm. Molasses quiet and
steady.
Money-God declined TO 40c prem. Silver
32c prem. Exchange steady at &C prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

~ Cash paid for Quartermaster's accounts
and Governments claims. by ID :. McKernan
Soldiers Claim Agent. No ;. West Washington
street my2- div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

20 Harper's Monthly for July has been re-
ceivod 10y Bowen, Stewart \ Co Harrison 5
campaigns in the war OF 1912, illustrated. is the
leading nrticle