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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-29
SAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

NAN makes high prices; saponifer helps to reduce
them II makes SOnp Tor -Four cents = pound by
using your kitchen grease
r. CAUTION ! As spurious Lye IL offered aIso
be careful and only buy the Pate ed article put UP
in Iron cans, all others being Counterfeits.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
PhiIadeipbia-Ne. f2T. Walnut street.
Pittsburg-Ptt Street and Duquense Way.
nov2S-d&w3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-29
Commercial.
CORRECTED pAILr 1T
s. HA MILL DC CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS

+, Corner Fourth and Main Streets.
DAILY GAZE err OyFTcx, I
KEoKUx, February 2, 1854. !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-24
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE.
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS

On Third bet. Main and locust SITS,
THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
i is well known throughout the country pos
sesses Stable advantages superior to any similar
establishment in the City, having arrangements
for the secepton of private horses at livery of the
most elegant and complete description, and at the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting to let. Coaches, light
wagons, and every kind of road vehicle to let.
Horses sold on commission. Second hand Buggy's
for sale at the very lowest prices Passengers for
Garded to all parts Of the country by special coa-
yeyapce. RICHARDSON, BRITyON q 90.
epI4 asa s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-24

f so, there is a good chance for the
Ternment to say to the rebels, We are
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-24
NOTICE.,
Notice of the Opening and Laying
out of a Public AIley,

A GREEABL1 to the Charter and Ordinances
n of the city, Notice is hereby given that on the
Esd day of January, 1864, an Order was passed by
the Common Council of the city of Evansville,
requiring an alley 20 be laid out and opened in
block number eighty-two (S2) in the town of La
masco, now city of Evansville and that plat,
showing the position, width and length of said
alley was appended to said order. and is now on
Rle in this Office. 1 a. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Clerk Office, Jan. 1864. jaSO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-24

now in earnes., and the best and most
effective way of speaking is to promote
the Colonel, and give him brigade t
would be merited promotion; for besides
this, he was the first man to leave the
command of white regiment to organ
ize regiment of blacks, and the senior
Colonel of colored troops in the field
Colonel VIM. f. Wood was Lieutenant
Colonel of the First Indiana Cavalry,
and commanded that regiment for eight
cen months previous to his accepting
the appointment of Colonel of colored
troops. He was the first to move in
this matter, in April, 1868; he is enti-
tied to promotion by seniority as we'll as
by merit, and he is entitled to promotion
from his skill and courage, shown on
many occasions. Many Of your readers
can remember his personal bravery dur
ing the Missouri and Arkansas cam
paign, at Fredericktown, Jacksonport,
Red River, and Cache River; and where
is there an Indianaian who does not feel
under personal obligation to him for his
conduct at 0wensboro, KY, when the
town was captured by eight hundred
rebels, and Colonel Meter killed. Who
was it that gathered up the home guards
of Spencer County, Indiana, crossed the
river with them, marched eight miles
into the country, and, after two hours
hard fighting, drove them from the field,
completely routing the enemy, and saw
ing the Indiana border-who but Lieu
tenant Colonel Wood, of the First Indi-
ana Cavalry? the same man who has
the moral courage and nerve to retaliate
and shoot the murderer on the spot.
You shall hear from me again soon.
ARKANsAw HoosIER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01

The symptoms OF CAtarrh they generally ep-
pear ~ first very slight Persons hnd they
have frequent attacks. and are more sensitive -
thechanges 81 temperature. % this condition the
nose may De dry. or slight digcbarge. thin and
scrid. a'toTward becoming thick and adhesive.
A. the disease becsmee chronic the discharges are
increased IN quantity and changed Ia quality. they
are nov thick and heavy. and afe hagked or
cougbet OF The -ecTetous are offensive. causing
Bad breath. the voice Is thick and nasal. the eyes
weak, the sense of the smell q esssned or des
rOyed: deafness frequently taxes place. hnotaef
the person Il obliged 70 clear hts throat in TOE
morning 81 q thick slimy mucous. which has fal-
len <o~u from the read during The night. When
this take- place the person may ce sure that BE
disease is Oh its vay 10 the irngs and should i0ft
no nne IA arresting a.
The above are bat few of The many ostarfh
symptoms.
single Bottie Wiii last month-to
be used three times DnY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01

from Hoo. Thoa. J. Turner. FE-Nember - Con-
rress from Illinois. late Speaker oflllinois HOufs
of fRepre@entatlves. aud Grand Msafsr u A. r.
A. n q The State ~ inols
PHEerosr Oot 81. lses.
DIR. u IA. skELYE,
DHkR sTK. IL reply 70 year Dotioe oftl2 l7th infi
would say that ! "a severe sffictei with Ca
tarrh Tor years, when becsme sc4uaintet viii
you md bought TO bottles q yo1r Ilqald Catsrrh
Remedy. Before I'D Used enc bottle I sen-
slbly improved. and before the second bottle wAs
en- ,het. was comple ely cured. can recommend
thc medicine - al cte1 vfth csfarrh.
Respectfully 1urs.
T8os J. TUpERH
This l. .ocerufy tasf ID sac use o. us. sesiys :
CSiarFh Remedy, 1 sKpsr.encei mntb relief k1t
have heard many speak 81 it a. being invsiuahle
for the cure ~ cAtarrh.
fturs. a.
Cbicssn Nay n. iss4 FDN AID ely.
SOLD IL TERE HAUIE HI
T n. Barr Co. Fbefis kRrinaisy sas g. y
Psirick CO.
qrpfl fwfT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01


~. the rha-uis
ri-e- tsoss ihs a.he- = q. g.,
cate the -s-isun a~a ose~oe"s di.e--e-
l Guuy,iaiiug ElolT ), thg result u mod
rri-s Ia ths vegetable Kingdom being
aits.is me~ and Sh@frsct method ~ cure, lrre--
...ttier ~ Ni the oid aud woru systems.
~ Thls urdielDs has been tested oy the most
.l.a,ut ulelil 81 mcn q the LAY, and 10y them pro
.4nsed % be- ~ iie srcaiess medical discoveries
tne aye
~ Que bottle will cure general Debility
- f-~ do--. Hystsr.. ia fefnsies
~ one bottle cures Palpitsilon - the Heart
a. From o. tirec bottles restores the manli
1r.. aud f sI1or ~ youth
- F@e doses restores the appetite
go Three Doi'l~s cure ne worst ease - lmpo
irnrs
~ f-~ io-ss cures tise io~ spirited
~ one t.stiis restores .urntal power
~ 4 feo iiosss rssfarss fls ary,fss y g,nrrdfion.
- A frN loses bring IN rose o. the cheek
- This medicine restores 90 msnv vigof snd
rsli'-si health The poor debihtsted, wornd and
ls-ptrlDg
- rA~ u-tie-- ea~fsAfed voutt. the over task.
20 - business tls~ victim - nervous depression,
ihs Individual sulrflug from general debility, ~
faim -l mess - siagis 0rg1n. sill all end imme
'i4t tna i-sisaneut reiirf p. 80 Of this Elixir
..ntc 90 Life
rrlc~. AZ pei bottle OF three beitir. iof q.
.i.l satfd-i hy Espre-s. 90 receipt % money
lidiess
ScoatisZ EttAtT. are -sid ~ 40 ~nterfti ..sf
pfa-.I ri fiicei eiflhfeI world Siuie uurrnefle-
iesi-rs however ~ e. All ~uf,hless caupoards
rae- - fi,esr those ssich is-y purctt-e si
a cheap ric-. tna mSk~ lsurc money ty s.h
ing iilsn tllrs tan % these medicines A. VOC valn
yoai heaifh ave The he>lih = yaur future of
syrinF is net a. iccevrd iy such anprnrit-
Ui.fi.fs rIt f,r ftese nefi-irrs fad ift. at
~ fiir prnegl-i riu not hay them fnr seu. rn
.is.s. ,naaly ,n letter. and vii send f'r-.
- f,sf1 Espr.ss. securely scaled tlt packed. i'--
flrrf .i.-fff sff"H
Ia.ii.- ar Gentlemen sd.ire-. a. in perfect
.s,nn,i,.r. .iaiiug fuas aud psir,ls thelr ii-a-
tD. +l.ff.a. A. Nt fr,N All ilsessss y 'tfi''iif
...ff. HaH .i i.fasif Patients need rUi irs
tai .l g.. - iois lnabiiity =. si-li as sr iat
fr.sf iH. nefi- af.r--f.iis ~ I-fhtp, 500
.lt|I.s Ht at sItHrtfutr
81. ui. stil-fHai- ffi fi.s>s aais pifnly 30
-si fss. si fi...r .iufnislats spd rriie t.i-i
if.... t.siif. esift s.i .tne q sititf itln. tne
i.....+ f..--iset siaiur faf ul's.
b .--.t ~ t I..g. iHHftstisf fft- fo any ~
ier Alla..,l' l.iisf- p. rampii.1- 90 a. 10
IS, ttsrs
Or. W. r. msRwin s. CO..
~ - Liserts street, S-e Nerk
&. y. soOIt. gHieAsu. -. 2c usrs.i street
,.f,t.. ,erti e.I Co, State. \ iilueis iaes ~,
tIe.i. s..l Indiana ehe ~il -sppIJ
r,ariu cafd prices
sold At retail by THOS. II. BARR, BBERL &
hin NnL aud AI.fkE PRINCE, Terre Haute
wholesale By BROWNING SLOAN and DAt-
LY, kKIFRR A RUSH. indianapolis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01
LICENSE.

NOTICE OF APPLIC ALTON
1eFOR LIcPSsK-Totice Is hereby given that
vii apply ~ the Borrd OF Commissioners Of vigo
county in Indians. ef their next term commencing
on the nrst MoDdAy In December .lss4. Tor license
10 sell "infcqicatIng liquors Ia less q1sutity thsn
aanrt at a timo !" with The privileges of allowing
the same q be drank on my premise. for enc yesr
Nv place Of doing business, and the premi ses
whoreon Sid uqucrs afe - be drank, Is located
AZ No. O. North an street Ia Teree Hsute, in Hsrrf
son Township In vigo unty. Ind.
novi2dwse l. TKICHMAN,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
B A l. L
= TEL S.s-rs.nOTEON.

pAiI. = s.llias II. Ssss oooK srovEs In n.
ID Market.
DALI .sIl. the oosQUks1 Coca stove. ssa win
ID the stove dsty oompetitous deaf szeeps
DALI cells the PoRBsr QuEsE ooOsins stove.
DALI .sn. the kLLlsArOR GOAT oocK. sbs-t
ID Ooai Burner made
RAIi' h.' %. lssss''s'oes 0' s'sv.. 10 ne city.
DALL sslls stove. cheap. e.. ., soo's la IN.
ID oitg.
PAIL -srrsn's sv'Fv sso.su .s''' 70 siv. salts
ID hction
RArLs..'s. l.'s.-s.'ors o'r'D u.'.'a'A's'',.
pAIA keep esn-rs' variety - HoOss rsrHi.h-
ID 'og 0oods.
DAIL keep evsYth'..s .sa.ily tsgt IN nrss-
- class heuse % tus Kind.
Dali. - prepared 70 Do 5obsans. eusisrfns sns
ID tponting on good isrns.
PALI'-.pr.'us.i 'o'lm.a
RAII ssrsoasI'y supsrsnisnds 'hs s.nsi.esarn
ID Department
E,ALI Warrant. All ~ssh aons 81 thi, hos-.
pALL PAys ths hisi~-, price isr ola oopvsr
pAiL p.y. shs highest pr,o, ~ ola Cast ana
ID Wrought iIau
DALI is between Fourih sna Enh su.ss.. rKRRK
ID HAuTK
DkLL osn be found 81 the
sign os The Tin Bati.
AiLis thankful for g-~t iavoTs, -nd 1ops- "a
strict personsl -ttention 70 business the
H n Il Il
WILL KEEP ROLLING.
eba7ewIy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01
EDIcAL.

fv st< Rsfssrai ~ 0lstr,s fiesf 0n 60 iHf.nIaos
~ Regularity ~ ~ hs1srrsHes = ~
henf,ig f'7Te.il.
r. Tt.y cure or obviaie these uumrrea. lis.
-ass tiisi spring froui irregalarty. - removing
ih- .sreSularIty itself
- Ties cure Suppressed Excessive aud Pain.
flf Nensrlatiou.
- They cure Gre~n Slckn~ss fClioroslsl-
r- TheF sure Nervous ara slia-i AfeefieIs
pains in ihf back snd loHrF parts 90 ne tCdy
llrsFiur-s Fsfi4ut or iIght sNeriions. fsi tfff1a
n 80 Hsfrf. f.avHas ~ sptrifs. Hafrrss, sloi
III a.gr t. sififi1rs. etc. fic- T. sord, ty
m4fiae N.e frng4ifrfF tfff remove M ealsc.
ant u.th u the Effects that sisrine IRON Il.
- Da|ups--d ~ simple veEeisil- extracts. they
c.alsla aethlns ieictefioas e. any c0a-tifutisl,
fasettr ieucaft their t4ncion he.ns io snhs ttai,
asif ior weakness. which, shvu properly a-ed.
t newer fsil t1 90.
- They NAV br sate.. Hs-d Al ans age ana II
anB l.-fiol. sxcFFr urkISe rrE fissr TsAEg suSfHs
duriur ahIrh rle unf.ilinr nafuF- 81 their action
N0ait iniahibiY FksffNr pFtFnAncs.
~ Al l-'tsr- sesk ins infefu..tiat advice I'll
h. prouliis. freeil snI i.scre-fig sns~e cred.
- Pan directions accompany rsch box
- Price 81 ~ bon. -is hoS - fur IS
y sent by mail. free q postage ea srcelpt II
price.
- Pamphlet. s.ut hy nail frss = ps.'ass. ny
Or. W. Z. mERwtH & CO.,
O. Liberty 81. IA YORK Froyrlsf.r-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
4 Y FOR LlCESsR Not ce Is hsreoy given that
viii apply sf the Bosrd Of c0mmissioHers Of viso
county Indiana. o. their next term copsmencing %
the nr<t hordAy IN Urceoiter ls6&. Cor heense t.
sell ~iutox eating "a aorS IN lees quantity than
quart Al time - = "a he privilege Of allowing
me 60 be drank nv premises Tor on. yea
NJ place Of bnsiues. sui the premises wbereon
sAid liquors are q bo drank. Is located on Main
street. between slxs and Sevs4th streets. Eouth
side-kno~n ss " ~ Hall. tn Terre Hsute Har-
rison Township. Niso county. Ind.
nsvildwgw PHILIP AIArCHY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01

NOTICE OF APPLlCAIION
~ FOR LICESsE.--Soiics IL hereby given tsst
I viu Apply 10 10 BnsFd % ofCommlssioners of Nigo
county. lndiac =. ~ q eir nsst term. mmencins
the orsi Mootay Ga December. lSst. or ~
oense % sel .'i1to1i stng iquors "a ICES qusnti
y than quart a. Tine Nith the privilege ~
tosing the same 10 be drank my prentsef Tor
I2ae year. NJ plsoe q business, and he pre>l-e-
Nhe said uQa0-s arr % be drank, Is located Il
Northeast ooruef ef A. Eiser's lot Lafayette
street. IN Terre HAcfs.fa Harrison Township Nize
county Ind. 1, =. Fkk6UsoS
noxiItuaw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01
ia, RHEUMATIsM AND Liver
COMPLAINT.

sre.s>a ~ita sass>~<. uruptivs diseases such -
slesr- pil~s ed tuno<~ SOD hsAd. syphfis s5phi.
10 sd>suon. msrrurfsi diseases. dysp~p~is and
al x~-tiaa srs>pkl&s gyfsrs. 81 seed n><k. and ell
ecsion. q the ki4nsys sn< Spine ON receive due
stssnticn-
Also nsw and successful rsu.s~iy Zee removing
f.ys-u srm. and ell other ssristls~ az worm fcand
fhs pahltc aud regular prof~saioaAr. insited a.
al ksi sxsnlps NJ spsciuens sfssno
fanlofvlv~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01
DAVID 8. <lpsoN
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT.
oaes. al ueks~a q Demsng. Bssk,
TERRE HxUTE. INDIANA.

DARTfoULAR AND CLOSE
u sss<-as. sss-o - al cl-l2s - ia sAis
n lsa - eulIeetlaz tss beanls tas - 49,
st~fs 49, ts<s ee~s tI~eh<tE>t - -Fs-sons a
suxa1s f.<<ls<t Ia 1sslls" t<l~s fors ulsxsssss
- osn slso 80 Fro<ars s<rt s>T - tss -tF~s
- nots~s< q solti<ft sae srs srisensrs sfsN u
ne fsa1s q l1s sn<af
- r. 114zna 1ssz4~>~ - t4s rTof la \
sce.n % In ns ksss<~ ~k<rs ets frt-st< sat p<t-
a. - r>>~f~sths<r rss. <.x11svu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01

J r, Davy. RsQ.: Jacob Meter. REQ; Of Kuhn,
Meter A Co. q. Roelfson. Esq, College Al II. H.
Burnet House; Messra. s5ults 4 Bro, A. kly
Bro, lab srty A Baymiller, John Bast, architect.
Cl<fs 81. John Kothan. Barr street. August Frank
northwest corner sixth aud Race Streets Both a
Mosser. st. Nicholas Exchange south east corner
Of Fourth and Race: WI. Glenn, SIS West Fourth
street; Abner L. Frazer. s07 West Eighih street.
Board OF Education, ColumbHs, Ohio; Dennlson
H0nre: James Calhoun, Dayton street. Jacob klsss,
Fourth street, near Smith; Captain Culbertsou,
sss Sixth street DsrcsD, rerry Co., DeEni son
House and many others.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

NOR IicENsr. -Setice Il hereby given itst
sii apply {, taa Hoard Of Cau = iouers 20 vs
county. .nt.Ans a. their u-xt ferm spn rl~nl.
the nrsi Monday Ia December lss4. Cor . hc-n-e q
sell .siutoxcs q liquors a les qnsntity thar
qnkrt a flrae- /" wfth he privilege Of snowing
The ~>ras 20 be drAak % ~ premises for one y~sr
Ny pisce ~ basiness. an tne premisce uhereon
sd bQaor- "a Be drank. - locsfet t1r cor
nes wsbssh strees. b~t~~en sirst and second n
T.rrs hauie Hsrirsou T. snship Viso county IND
novAsse '1kVIRR HAHN.
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~ z DlCAL.


Csnssrs and cAnosrsus affections.
Ia calling attention 70 my Cancer Anufets. nsw
uermsnt for Cancer. permit me - say that Ia tbs
no~t sondsrfai discovery ever made IN msdicihe.
a IL the des.fsr.trm 90 long sought Tor by the
nsdiosl Profession and the s1ictsd vuh cancer. ~
psrsfion 10 truly Astonishing. without parallel,
.af 10 the osly known antitots % cancer, and all
a.no>roos sn>cfions, the mofu- spersnfi of tho an
lidate 10 apparently by entering into the chemical
composition of the cancer ckncor0us, malignant o.
1nhssithy gro~ts. thsreby removing all iifs snd Vi
tAty sstaotlnx. killing Ant dsstroyins The cancel
svery particle root IN hbre belonging 10 H. ~ithout
.sn or the use Of The snlfs without eaaste eating
bar nnx sithout the loss of blood, or In the least
.rectlnz the soun. flesh ncsn BE- applied 10 th~
-.ssd eye o. open wound. - e~siiy aud neely A.
~atsr. NJ this means large osncsrs can be removed
reus vital psr. the eye. large blood vessels. Ao.
sssr. no sshsr treatment could psssihly D. ssed:
.nf In dofnx 60 feel assured Of making permanent
ssr.- when ell other treatment fails The medical
fraternity AMI ell Interested i.vtec % call, and
wii sxkihis large number of csnosrs that have
thus and preserved. and u desired will resf
20 hnnnrets Of cared throughout the eountry,
consamptioc. Asthma. Bronchitia Phsryugiua snd
All sdcctous treated BY fnhslstiou. or otherwtss-
ssric~lar attention paid % all diseases Of tho kye
sai xsf such rs partial blindness or deAfness, eth
81 acute or chronic. I am IN psssssaon of slmos,
a.ver falling remedy for s'ts aud apoplectie nia-
-sses.
ScpovrtA RuEtIxATIsN AND LIVER
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n-ar testimony g. the above, having used the
same Furnaoe all last winter. and fully satisfied
with ali its arrangements. N. l.. LEOPOLD,
lei Eshih street, q Leopold 0oodie cart. No. Sb
West Pearl street.
Cincinnati, June 25, lse2.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01

The First Preshylerlas Church have tw0 10 use.
have one Of Peter Martins Hot Air furusres.
oRIFFIN TAYLOR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-01

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
NF1R IiCENsE -Ne,ioe Il befsby gise that
~lif apply O. The bo@rt - CsBmiesieFer- si Vigo
ceurty. taiisns ~ their ueKt fern. commencing
- he first koufss IN Dessmb.r lss4. Tor ic nfe
70 sil .1pfcxicktlne lQvsrs OIL les Qasn ~ fhan
Qa<rf stA ur1<. - siA - privfie<e a alioeinz
tee 10 - tr ana o. rfonises fof ne yrsf
NJ place ~ basin-s-. snd the premises - \ reon
ssit nquors afs - te trk1k. l. iocssnd - No ,.
On tth stree. eoe deor Sorih - Mala. - fcre
Hsute In Hsrns-a r's4.G 9. Figo coarty. TAD.
noA4tes~ v FRASz.
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Merchants insurance Co,
oy HARrFoRD. CONN
4. rzo.As Io-n-aI- Soy. Ms sa~.ss,. ero-'s
CAPITAL se,a1r
North Ameucan insurance Go
oiprn. ssoc.co.
J. A. WALLACE. sso'y Jas. q HosIss. Pres't
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
IL Agent Tor the above reliable and responsible
Companies, prepared 70 issue Fire Policies On
Dwelling House. Stores. Warehouses. Household
Furniture. heTchAndise sc, on the uost favorable
terus. ~ Iosses iberaDy adjusted and prompt
IN pa,d yAhFs n TURNER Agent
ono At Ecroer eoKeen's Wsrehou--
mav>cdtf
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MF NosFn DAEn Rakplsa. o.. Eov. 20. 1851.
MI Msrtin-This is g. certify that We tried The
Furnanc you built ioT "a. and are satisfied With H.
Our rooms sre amply heated. Yours, respectfully v.
RIRTERR NOTRF nAME.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
a Few

Governor MORTON. in his last war speech de-
livered at Masonic Hall in this city, referring to
the Sentinel. expressed the following sentiments:
"He had been called upon heretofore to save
that newspaper from destruction. He did it not
because Of any respect for the editor or proprie-
tors, but because he desired that the laws should
be Obeyed. He would not say that be would do
the same thing again"
Mark the admission Of His ExcelIency. He
boasts that he had saved this Office from destruc-
ton. which he had done. not because he had any
respect for its editor or proprietors, but
for his anxiety "that the laws should
be obeyed These words are worthy of re-
membrance. The Governor comedies that
the destruction of the Sentinel Office would be a
violation Of law-would be an outrage that
would not be sanctioned By any hw-abiding citi
zen. Notwithstanding these admissions by the
Governor, he went on to say in substance, that
he bad protected the Office heretofore. but he
"wonld not say he would do the same thing
again" Admitting that any act Of violence
against the Office was not only in violation Of law,
but that il was his bOunden duty to prevent any
such outrage. yet he invites the destruction Of a
Democratic paper for opinions sake. The SENT.
mel does not agree with the political views Of His
Excellency. therefore, as he states il, the property
Of a citizen is not entitled to the protection OF
law. The Governor says he has done his duty
in that regard; he has desired that the laws shall
be obeyed, but he does not know that he would
do the same thing again. rc,rI dI-
What is to be inferred from this declaration
Of His Excelleney7 Is it that the citizen is to
take the protection Of life and property into his
own hands2 Is brute force to govern. and the
laws no longer to be Obeyed or respectedT
We have done our duty as citizens. In that
regard our conscience is void of offense. We
believe that the policy Of the party in power, if
successful, will destroy free institutions and pop.
ular rights. So believing. is it not duty to com
bat against it2 usl
Obedience to law is the duty of every citizen
To that obligation there should be no exception.
But If the administrators Of the law, from either
personal or party preiudices. fail to fulfill their Off
cial~ obligations, and to give protection to person
and property, which the laws guarantee, then it
becomes the duty Of citizens to protect them
selves and bold the public officer personally re-
sponsible fOrhis official delihquencies-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
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The city of Terre Haute, following the exam
pie of Evansville, has resolved to pay fifty dol
lars bounty to each volunteer with n family uu-
der the hundred days call. and twenty five dol
lars to each unmarried man Adding the gov
eminent pay 10 this bounty, the married volun-
teer will certainly not suffer for wages. Before
the term of his enlistment expires the pay of the
soldiers will be raised to SIS a month";, aud the
bounty gives him SIC &c n month, altogether
S34 sc. Ii a family cant be comfortably sup
ported on that, it must be hard to please. From
present appearances. though recruiting progresses
satisfactorily in most of the places from which
we hear, bounties will hive To be generally of
fered before the full quota of the State will be
raised. ~
The above we copy from the indianapolis
Journal. the court organ of His Exceilency,
Governor MoRToS. The pay of the soldier is
sl3 per month. and the Journal figures up the
bounty to the volunteer in the hundred dsys ser
vice to be SIC sc. making in all 500 sc per
month for a married man. Ii, before the enlist
ment expires. the pay of the soldier should be
increased to SlS per month. then the compensa :
saiion would amount to S34 sc. a little over \
support a family at the present Deprecated
price of our greenback currencyf But
the organ of the Republican party and the man
who Is anxious to be considered, par excellence.
the soldiers "friend.' say. "If a family can't be
comfortably supported on that. it must be bard
to please" Can His Excellency or the editor of
the Journal support their families OH s34 &c per
month"; II they can'tbe comfortably supported.
to use their owl language, on that, they must be
hard to please. There is not = mechanic or la
boring man in Indianapolis but what can get
from 81 so to So per day for his services. and
even at such wages. SIS to 800 per month.
it il difficult at the present time ito sup
portaa family comfortably. But the Journal
insists that ss54 Sc is enough. and that
the man who volunteers, with a family depend
ent upon his daily labor riskipg his health and
life BY so doing. win be hard to please if he
does not think that that compensation is ample.
surhis the regard that the Court organ of the
Governor. representing his sentiments. has for
the man whose daily toll is the only resource Cor
the msintainance O, his family.