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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

HEAporARrrRs DIS IxpTaxAA AND MTcureAx)
DlPARTMENr or TN OHIo.
lNplASAraLIs. June H. 1863
Persons having the proper authority To sci
arms aud ammunition. ave notified hat in nj
cases when an oath OF sle.iAnce i. required from
purchasers. the oath be administered b.,
Provost Mirshals aud not the merchtnt himself
G. CoLLt>s LYON
Major and Chief Provost NJ ,rshtl.
District of Indiana and Michigan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

DWELLINGS AND BUILDING Lors WANTED =
We have mpst excellent opportunity Oi 'ii-Fos
ing of some fifteen twenty lot ia the western
anil North western parts oi this CITY. AMI on Me
ridian aud Illinois streets. North. Per-'n~ NV
inc ofop.rfv IN thee localities to sell. should Ell
ter IL Immediately ors our bpoks
DELzkLL JOx,s Re,l Estate Brokers.
81 East Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

. rsLssssTr.
Csncsomass Market.

Csncsowast Market.
CIScIsxsri June IL.
Ficur- Unbalanced: snr~sfne. 81 5pd4 81.
ard IS iH tor good estrs: the ve~s VI buy ers aud
sellers are in0 l5c spirt
Grsin-Wheat il dull: lower st 81 llal IL
fer reI. tut there Is not much den,and ter ~hite
Corn j. in better d'msLd for ear al 5Sd s5c
o.. sre dull At 60@6lc Rye 10 steady at &c
Whi-ky-osssfv NJ C.
Prosision---Notningdo done. and prices are NON.
insl
Lsr,i-95sr ~ss offered for ln0 tierces-
Mouet-Gold declined 10 s3c prsm. Silver
IS prem
Business Ia generally dull.
Dispatches To the Chamber Of Commerce re-
port DIX army within Is miles of Redmond
AMI supported by iron clais and guI.b '-is un tie
lors and James rivers. Thi, caused the deelins
ia gold.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

TxpGAxss RoLL oy HoxoR We have been
fsv.f.d bv the author tie Rev David Stevenson.
~h the t.- ussl ,,f the pr,,,f sheets of the MT
CO. pfey~ ar the Xxx go ~hch he i actively er-
gagged. euftlei ..lldiana'- Roll at H,snor sud
Psrr;et e De.d. sith Typographical Sketches. liz
Siii be rerolecfed thst tie Legisriure at ~ LIST
se~-ion. by = re-s,iutiun uutuifn lu<s pt--el.
made IL the duty OF the Safe brIi n Ia prepare
a rexi-irs Of the uame- OF llu-e whO have f4leu
in he service of Their cpunir, during the resent
AR. with iu'l PARTICULARS fo Their service, ana
with sketches ct the haftle- or sk1msiies ia
which they mty hive been engaged ne res'-
l..ton sets oui particularly shst shall ne u"he'
Thi- Rpil u re male ont fsr pre>ery alton li
the sr,.hive- of The Stsie. sud contemplated The
puilicaiion which was provided Tor 10 another
res..lutipn
The arlnous task was entered mon By Nr.
Sse. eDsns With al-erifs and zeal II IT onee be
came a larpr of love with him 10 re-eue from
ol,livion the names nj tie paitiptic men shO hid
sprung 10 arms Ht the ell ct their country. Hnt
had f,llen IN the struggle. either on tie blo'"i
stained battlefield. amid the DIN Of ann. or b.
disc ia the distant hospital In en- ectins he
material he must necessarily become familiar
With the history at every regiment ~ the -ervice.
IL urgan'z ,r"n ia marches. aud its services IN
the field and IN the emp
Mr. Stevenson snce decided 70 make his
work history of u Q Indiana regiments. and ihis
xill necessarily rake Il . complete history I he
war. f.r every where the long OK eudei line oI
operations have Ip ina troops been enea-ei
Il will ~ once lie seen how valg the he work
will lie. Every mtu IN the Site will have "a
interest IN il. and il should believe y will.
hive place in every household within our
borders
The ability of Mr. Stevenson 10 make hi-
work interesting 10 the general reader j. eminent
" iI'u.irstfd in the ptOof sheets before u. Hl-
.rsle j. cha-te ard elevated aud hi- descriptions
graphic and complete without being proiiS. he
HISTORY oi tie three mouths regiments viii give
lie ciese~t view of the opening campaign lu
Western Virgins tl,st has vet been written.
The people the State will he waited upon bv
AGENTS to sub-crihe tor this work. the inst volume
of which will be put 10 press imme 'tely and W.
feel assured that few will be found To turn cOldly
away frutu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

~ ifrhetei y lett ~ the State MN for every
h.s IN .. Speneer Il constantly receiving then our
Uac'e S.muel neetl he IN NJ of soldiers f''r
biz defense In ! wOpder vhat becomes q: all
tie hst- received at - " est Washington street.
i.I7.d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

Icr' Icr, Lex George W Pits has on hand
p'en,v Of pure. elesr lee 10 supply his cn-tomers
without shipping nom T"le.io ar sny o'hei roint
Auv ner.on wsn'ins Ice. c'ii bG supplied hy ed
dressing George " Pitts. Box e53. IndAnsroiis
20 ap3O Pm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

THs PoLtNosoRAN, This fine printing nj
the scenes aud incidents and battle fields of the
war. will We are told, positively open tn night nj
VI ,sonic HILL IL is said To he the finest and
most complete panorama vet exhibited in this
eit,. Of the great events that have so recently
TRANSFERRED in this country. Everybody. old aud
young, should see il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

TT Dsrt DELAY getting one of 'hose h1hf FL
eel~sor Sfep elders Ter sale 1T WsEden & Cos
They are ut what YOU want for pIrking fiuit
S 49, frsym fur ten feet. and very cheap
Agents wanted thr. uth he Safe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

cWDr Hehern Ill. A msric.n Cancer Cham
pon. i Iocsrrd ri the Br'mbe Hou-e. lafayette
The ID .rtor j. the only oh, seiap NV hvins who
EN- Kill aud cure a cancer 10 from i've To t~eniy-
four hour. without instruments or pain No
cure no pav mavi9-f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

~ The time OF the arrival and closing Of the
m 'ils has I,een changed The notice VAS re
ceivei a., lite ter the alteration To- he made for
the out-ids OF thiS mornings paper IL will be
corrected To mofrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

- Three hundred trimn~.i hoansf~ in silk
erspe. illusion and straw Eve HUNDRED an
trimmei bonnets and hats selling ~ IS per cent
Ies- than last week. prices. at Callis'n'-. No
o East Washington street IL lad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

r. Cash psid FOR QusrermsSer's rrcounts
and Governments clsim-. bs n :. MrKernsn.
Soldiers Claim Agent. No. ;. West W '.hiHeton
street. ms2o dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
MilIiN Frs.
nj I S S J. DOY E

Digs LEAVE To INFORM THF LApIFs OF IN.
y , dianap'lis and vciry that she viii cp.n Sh.~
Room cv' No. Bst's House Bock. Wet WASN'T gtor
street Mis-. i'olls intends keen NJ Paris ulinsr,
hmr"ri where tines ur1 G lie
>r'men' Of RoiHets. Rhhors French F1owrrs. pfumes
BriHl Wreaihs rnd ell goods usually 'u 10 found IN
frs class ahsiment Mas a. L. il ;etSs max ing In
dianaplis her Scr will aFltiue
keep the best aud most csirhle goods lie found in
he mara't The pair Of the puLlic is repeifll,
solicited. spr6 dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

WIZ fAhlNERSiIlP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE
"a r. Ia The batrs nse-s nsrbsr shop. va isoiys b,
u, tai son eA' on s"ud tie l6;h 4 June, lses
y. \ hrnhnx VII --ul- the business pawn. I'll
: -. 80 ~'' --sHSs.1Sd - ~ iecta suns due the
.-N .i-' fkstl. A. af MING,
JUAN - srELl L..
ASs>~s~SoSss jane 8ss $50 iSa-1s-lSy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
Republican Stnte Convention.

CoLUNBU>. o June IL --Ihe Convention wa.
very harmonious and enthusiastic.
Resolred That the Gala mites Of the presen
rebellion were brought about bv rulfcaton ",
denounce them incompatible with the unity. in
tegrtv. power and glory Of the republic.
Resoired That VIC are in fivor of tine 60
ing with the utmost vicor until the authority
of the Government and the old flag floats Fri
umnhantlv in every State.
ResolUed That We lay aside personal prefer
ence and principles and draw no party line except
with those opposed 20 the Government.
Resolped. That. conidiug in the honesty
patriotism and good sense OF the President. We
pledge ourselves to support him in putting down
the rebellion
Resoired That Governor Tod is an honest
able Official whose conduct deserves to receive
the appreciation OF LOYAL peOple
ResoIced That gratitude is due soldiers
and that. sympithizng with the army in It's hard
shps. we AK lovers of the Union to stand by il
and aid and support the disabled and the f. mi
lies of those who fall fighting for their country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

- 4 gentlemin namei Roberts from John
sou county. Tor whose arrest warrants hid been
issued. several DAYS AGO. charging him with re-
sisting the enrolment. came voiuntsril, "a town
YESTERDAY and gave bond in 81 511 for his NJ.
peartuce 10 answer the chirse Tbs does not
look much like he dreaded an irvesds CATION
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
From, THarrISDury.

HARRISBURG. June -Midnisht-Dispasches
received up to this hour from Shappinsburc
eleven miles this side Of Chambershurc. show
that the Rebels are still at the latter place IL
force not exceeding 1000 cavalry and infantry.
Gen jenkins vino commands the ReDel forces
ordered all the stores open. which was complied
with.
The merchants were forced 10 take Confede
! rate money in p'vment for goods.
To day the Rebels were drawn up in line Of
bitile anticipating an attack.
The Rebel cnviirv TO cav occupied Titles
town, eleven miles from Gettysburg. but At last
accounts had no, advanced beyond that point
The Rebel officers At Johannesburg stated
they were only waiting for Infantry TO move
forward
The authorities are inclined to believe. how.
ever. that they will not move further North.
The farmers are driving their cattle and horses
into The mountains
The Rebels are gathering up all the negroes
that can be found. Private property has been
resrecied
The, blrnei the bridge across Yorkland creek
six miles this side OF Chemhersburg.
The authorities have inform ,ton. which il not
conhrmei. however. that the Rebels are ~ New
market, Penn. with force of from % 900 70
s.. 400
The hotels are filed with delegates to the Dem
ocratic Convention Messrs Clvmer and Witte
are the two most prominent Candidates for Gov.
ernor
TclegrsphIc communication with the Ferry.
is still open and a. tar as asce:tsinei all is quiet
along the line
Hrper's Ferry IL invested by the Rebels on
the Virginia side.
We have large force on MARYLAND flights.
which is strongly fnriifel. The garrison has an
extensive supply of stores. an nuniiiou, &c, srf.
ticient tn stand the sirge.
| Fusitves from II eerstown repor, that the
Rebels are picketing sill the roads. and not per
hitting anv one 10 pass The force thst passed
through wascavalrv. under jenkins and Imboden.
and did not exceed 2 500
All was quiet at Frederick up 10 o'clock this
evening. though the people were q eatly excited.
and hundI eds ere leaving.
The Is Baltimore Councils IN day appropriated
S41n.n00 for bounties. Enlistments are going
rapidly.
from Philadelphia.
PHrLapEI PHIA. June 1.-THE lnquirer's spe
ci'l frvm Harrisburg. dated at midnight Oh tie
l6'h says:
| Our reporters have returned from the front and
report that the Rebels are picketing forty FIVE
miles from Harrisburg. at Scotland bridge. which
! WAS PROBABLY bsrSsd.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
NOTICE.
Augusta Gravel Road Company.

fvNHE >URSCRibFRs TO The APtr NJ STOCK OF me
ii Augi>ts CT 'Vei Road Company not iiei that
eecton Will BE- held a. Augusta Aar,n County indiana
the 1t day Of July. A. - u < between the hours 1T
o'clock A. NJ. and o'cock q. TO Il ct directors
for said Company. 6.Oh6E " JZAN,
ALNON \ LOfr.S,
DR. T.vl>,
!rnels-dit8wlt Committee ~ Stockhode
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
From VIcksburZ.

HAISEs' BLUFF. June l2 No general attack
from Johnston expected for some days.
Firing continues upon Vicksburg from all
sides No further demonstrations on The Louisi-
ana side.
PoISr De Soro. Opposite vicksburg, June TO-
By the arrival of the ram Swiizerland from the
mouth of Red river tn day, We have information
Of the destruction of Simmesport, on the A,cha
falnvs. the 4th instant. Reconnaissance
by the Switzerland on the Sd. discovered battery
DISK field pieces and regiment Of infantry hold
ing the shore. The Switzsrlaad engaged them
and was struck seven times, one shot severnc
the steam pipe.
The next day the damage repaired and
Capt Walks. with the L,fayette and pittsburg
silenced the battery and burned the town aud
commisssry stores
The river is nov clear between Port Hudson
and Vicksburg.
HEApeuARrEEs WALNUT HILLs. vIcKssURe
June IL Best information credits Loring At
Jackson ~irh soon Rebels: Walker at Yazoo
CITY with 5000. and Johnston at Coulton with
the rear. but he holds sill the fords on Black
river. which must be crossed by Johnsto. anc
Loring.
The Rebel cavalry are continually on the scou.
outs de OF Grants lines
Its said that much sickness prevails in vicks.
brrg. and citizens desires its captulation, which
Pemberton absolutely refuses
From Albany.
ALBANY. June 1.-THE militia regiments
throughout the State are being RAPIDLY organized
and there will he no necessity TO resort 20 drai,
TO ill them M
Gen. Mcclellan will remain here day or two
lonner.
No further disturbance smong the railroad
strikers.
From springfield.
SPRINGFIELD. III June 1.-THE De rocratic
meeting here. To d,y. Was largely attended and
passed fl harmoniouslv
The suen'iance is estimated ut from IS 900 &c
loo 0 rersou.
VIM A. Richardson presided with 50 VII,
p esiients
Sneeches were made hy Richardson. yoorhee
of Indiana. AMI several others. and iespution
we're passed dcnouncing the exile of Vsllardig
h N and the or Ter Tor the suppression Of ,h,
Cb.ssgo Times. Sc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES
S--T--I660--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

Inygurss-. strengthens. sfa purf-, the -y.iem: i
perfect appel and Saure- great rssi"rr. It's com
poef 81 pure -. 'rsx RIM. tn ee~braisd Caiissys
Bark 70 + AM herbs. Particularly adapted 70 weak
AMI dslicsts person.. and ~ relied for iis
purify heares Dy-lePss, Is si;ie tone. nd islHsI
the shrg for change. Of the sold rs
Druggists Hotels and Saloons =. II. Drass Co, 2e2
NJ adwsy, New York lal& dkwl'avsn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18

SrArE MILITARY CLAIMS Parties holding
State military claims eau dispose OF the same at
IL ,rri~on's Bunk. lndian polls iela n20t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
From View York.
from Cairo.

CHICKAsAw BAYOU IVA CARO- June IL =
News from the lr"nt represents that our siege
works are boins pushed close M To the Rehe
lines in several nlaces. end collisions are consi
cred certain The Rebel army is in better spirit.
than AZ any rrvious time.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
For a .uechamfc Or Lab0rtng .uaN
To Obtain a House and Lot, and tb
get Home.

WE ~iIlseIi Civ Lots on onr tine TO persons Oh
wv wi baild a uouse On the lot purchased. II re-
CURED oil furnish part Of tae means ne esssry
the ofsaiilngs 10 those whose means are In
k<xkkSAS q PfpRCr,
sAlo-Akw Reel Sstsss DsAlsss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-18
DISSOLUTION.

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NOTICE.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

OrFTCs ASSESSOR INTERVAL BsvrSrE..
Sixth District Of Indiana.
lSpIASAPoIIs. May IS, 1862
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Insolvent's Notice.

S. Mcknight, ORDERED, this 18th day Of
VS.. " April 1862, that Simeon
His Creditors. McKnightg give notice tohis Gre
ditors. endorsers and surcties, tbntthe End Mon
day of October next, is fixed for the said Simeon
Mcknight to appear in the Circuit Court for Al
legany county to answer such iuterrogatories ms
his creditors, endorsors, and sureties may pro-
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of this order be published in some Newspaper
printed in the city OF Cumberland, once a week
for three successive months prior to the second
Monday of October next, as such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk,
April 30 lS62.-3ms,
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.- NOTICE
TO TAX PAY ERS
OFFICE CoLLEcToR INTERNAL REVENUE,
CuMuERLAND, May 18th, 1863.

OFFICE CoLLEcToR INTERNAL REVENUE,
CUMBERLAND, May 18th, 1863. J
kTNHE Assessor having this day returned to
Il me, for the this of Feb. Il March the re-
turns of Manufactures, Coal Products, Brewers,
Butchers, and all other articles reqaired to be
band monthly. hereby give notice that on
Ind after the goth, said duties will he due and
bayable, and that will attend at the office OF
collector aud Assessor in this city until the
3lst for the purpose of receiving the same. All
persons in this county who shall neglect 10 pay
The same will be liable to ten per cent, addition
al upon the am cunt thereof
Office hours from 9, A. NJ to 3, p. NJ.
-s,r-.s. NATHAN s. FROST,
May 81, 1868. Deputy U. S. Collector.
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William plummeT 0h19EMk .s this isa a.th day
" OF March, 1893, that
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Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
March 10, 1S63-3m.%
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-06-18
For Rent.

7'HE subscribers will Rent for torn Of one
year or more, tho Farm and Mill property sit
uate in Somerset Co. Pa. formerly owned by ia
cob Beakley, miles south of Berlin. The
Farm contains 1913 acres well improved land.
The mill is newly built having pairs Burrs
and country stones. Tho mill has large Run OF
country custom Ncighborhood is thickly set
tied by wealthy farmers. There is water pow
er sufficient to run the mill as q general thing,
months in The year. There is also Steam
Engin attached to tho mill. Possession given
on LIST day Of APRIL, next.
Feb. 18th 1868. j. r. & q. w. BRINHAM.