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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29


him up. and even his wife declares that she can
not sue with him. and will never again cross the
Ono.
In commenting thereupon. the Chicago Tunes
rsmuks:
Mr. wicklfe was the Chairman Of the major
ity OF the Border State Congressman whose re
psy u the Presidents addreSs OF the compeusa-
ted emaIcpated emancipation scheme We printed
few DAYS ago. he is nearly OF the age of Mr..
Cuttenden. whose name i also found appended
To this address. How genuine Is his loyalty aud
how earnest is his patriotism. seen. II in nofh
ing else, IN the sacrifices which his attachment To
The Union cause have cost him. Though chill
dren aud wife desert him. he will not desert the
Union Though the var has sadly Jailed u an
swer the ends for which IL prUe-sediy COM
menced-though the dominant party are seeking
To e0ny eri the war into crusade AZ ainSt an va
siIsuticn OF his Own Stae-he stiil eiings "a the
Union Aud ye, Aholitiofnsni has denounced
Mr. WickliIe a. a semi traitor, aud would. II Il
could send him To- Fort Lafayette to morrow. No
wonder il hates him DE aud hIs associates from
tine Border States have been most Instrumental IN
thwarting it, wretched schemes. He and they
have exercised a mp-t whoe-ome au potent in
auence over the President. and held him aloOf
rom it, service lie and they have ste IDLY in
sistel that the Constitution j. still the supreme
law No Wonder Aboltinnism hates him. aud
IT. hatred j. inten-ibesi by re ,s0n of his terrible
sacrifices for the Upion. II is through the i'm.
strumentalIty ct patriots of Mr. WicklIfies or
der that the Union whl be Ell, If il shah be
slyed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

Mr.. wIcKLIFFr. who is to be one Of the speak
ers at the Mass Convention wednesday. is 4
thorough Union man. aud has been so from the
beginning of our National difficulties He h.:
made and Is IN king great sacrifices in the main
tenance of his principles. and he deserves the
sympathy OF all good and true men therefor
Says the New York Tribune:
The Mobile Adrerfis,r has letter which state.
that the family Vt The Hon. Mr. Wrklfe. lh,
Oni"n member OF Congress from Kentucky, hs-
entirely deserted him on account of his adhe
renee To the rLion .cause. Three " his son.
are IN the rebel army. his two daughters. one
married TO Judge Aerriek. formerly of Washing
ton. and the other 10 Senator Yulee, have Civ en-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

Gen. Shields was the recipient of n compliment
tary dinner on Thur-d " night, july ~. at the
Continental Hotel. Philadelphia. teii,iere 10 hiui
hy number OF his friends. NJ ,ior Gen. P,uer-
son presided, Brig Gen Montgomery. and ,pt
Behan, of the ei'h Penn>s wanna. the latter oi
whom fought with Gen Shields at Winchester
were present The whole affair came off in good
st,le.
After the preliminary arrangements had been
gone through with. Gen Patterson proposed as
the FIRST toast OF the evening:
The President OF the United States-An Hon
est Man AMI True PArrio,.
To lhis three cheers were given
The Star Spanglei b inner WIS then sung bv
Mr.. John /. Mahonev. the company joining in
the chorus Then follosei
The Governor of the St.:e Of Pennsylvania
The Union-One AMI Indivisbe-
The Army anu the Navy.
In reply u the latter. Gen. Montgomery made
a brief speech.
Gen. Paterson, In proposing the next toast
paid very Il 'tteTing com ilment Gen. Shields
and animsiverled OH the small politicians hy
whom his confirmation had been defeated IN the
Senate. He said:
Ii nv friends father had gone In Africa. OIL
himself been born any where else but in Ireland
he could probably have been Struggled through
the Senate: but ina>much a. his father ana
mother were white. AMI he WAS born where the,
ra>e good soldiers. G,d help him (tppl,u-el' my
friend. no, only "a Mexico. bat at Winchester
where he alone managed jackson. Infused int
the Ranks the courage and spirit of his Own dar
ing and fearless nature. The mts:erly defeat oi
jackson succeeied soon alter by a mastery
reireit un'ier a pet general of our magninim,ai,
Senate. Mark what followed state-mln
without speech. soldier without battle. and
a millionaire without "niry red" seaiei himself
la the Mouniaia Department The Pathfinder
did not bud hs path pie ,sant. Tor he soon 'eir
ia disgust eriheless. that General is deter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

ASpREw JoHSsoS Wa BREckTSRIpef Demo.
crsf. aud Governor CAxrssLL. ne believe, was
for fxLL.
JoHx A. DIX was \ BzEcKISRIpcE Democrat.
abb F. BuTLEE did all in his power TO defeat
the nomination Of DoueLAs n the Charleston
Cow eniion. aud voted forty nine times for JrFr.
DAVIS as candidate for the Presidency. Ger
tainly these appointments cannot be charged TO
the DoUeLAs Democracy.
In regard TO the appointments from this State.
More than half. perhaps two thirds Of the Indiana
volunteers now in the field are Democrats. The
appointment Of lev Colonels from the Demo
cratic party was matter OF necessity, not Of
choice, aud mainly on account OF military qualih
cations and their ability 20 aid in filing up the
ranks.
RosERr DALE OwES and josfPH Hour were
lot known in the canvass Of lr6D as DorGLAs
Democrats. and the price OF JosIPH A WRIGHT ;
seat in tie Senate was the repudiation OF
the party and associations which made him all
that he H., aud frvm whom he had received inru
merable fayors. STANTON Was a BUeHASAS Deui-
Try with the DOUGLAS Democracy.
What DoUGLAs Democrat has been called into
the COUNCILS vi the present Administration!
What DOUGLAS Democrat has been consulted as
g the prosecution of the war? Have any DoUG-
LAS Democratic Consressmen been called INTO
tile councils OF Mr. LINCOLN to advise IN regard
to the troubles OF the country --those Who are
now identified with the Democratic partyr Has
any DOUGLAS Democrat received Il civil appoint
niemt from the pr esent Administration. Ell down
to n village Postoficeg We ask Fair Play.
who is la the enjoyment of TAT Office how many
DJUGLAs Democrats will receive appointment.
under the new tax awT
Tue ground taken by the Republicans is that
there should be lao party during the war, Tut a
general union in support OF the Administration.
Ii DOUGLAS Democrats have furnished Tia,
greater portion of the rank ami hie OF tile
army, their 81 aims are entitled " respect in both
cvIi and military appointments. la civil al-
polntments they have been entirely exeluded-i
Tact, The lew ~ho we've in Office, have been sup
planIel by Republicans. With but lew excep-
tlOuc, tuel nave not tcCthtu
ments. aud some vi those charged up To the
Democracy who have repudated their party to
obtain favor with the appointing powers
With the Detroit Free Press We can say that
the claims OF .565, 7y6 citizens who voted for
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. notwithstanding the alac
ray With which they rushed to arms to meet the
rebellion, have practically received no recogni
uon whatever, by any branch oi the Admins
ton, and tins exclusion Is the highest tribute
which can be pain to their truly unseltish patriot
ism.
viii Fair Play" recognize the claims of the
DOUGLAS Democracy by giving up the Office ht
now holds to one of that class, and take up arm,
t. put down the rebeonl Is it not as much hi,
duty 10 offer his services. and ii needs be, hi,
le 10 his country in its present crisis, as il Wa,
the man whom lie succeeded in Officer We fesI
We shall not he able to chronicle such fair play
the part of our correspondent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

F1NHt ~ Fill -tsaay care
fu experience IN all varieties D. male complaints
and In Of lrregu rifles SuppresoTs. Leuch"rfhes
whites inflammation % the Bladder, Kidney and
Womb. and loss of Nervous Energy, etc. Their IL
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Mer rial Mineral poison
purely vegetable. and free from danger; can be
used with perfect safety.
Among the many IN ands IN have used them IN al
parts Of the Union speak M of them for ali
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
SOMETHING FIR Wu,rr LARoR.Rs T.

SOMETHING FIR WHlrE LABoRtRs TO THINK
OF The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune asserts that TIE blacks in charge
OF Government mot only support themselves,
but save the Government from fifteen TO forty
cents day apiece, as they perform necessary
work much more che,yy than white laborers
would do it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
M EDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

fENo LADIES OFDELiCATE HEALTH 0RtMPAIRED
il org iuizafon, to those by whom al increase Of
family from any reason Objectionable the pdersgncd
would offer prescription whchis perfectly reliable and
safe. and which been prescribed Ia varoL> paris of
the Did world Tor the century Although Il J. rtice
i>vey cheap and simple yet has been put up in half
pint BOTTLES aud sold very extensively AZ the exhcrbant
price ot 81 per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
ni>h the recipe for by the possession of which every
lady supply hersel with perfeci safeguard. any
drug for the riing Of % cents year. Any
physician druggist wllteil il perfectly harmless,
thousands II testimonials he procured of its eicav.
semitic any part othe world receipt Of ~. by l!ress.
ing. DIX. J. &. DLNEkAUA.
P.o. Box. No. 1888. New Haven Connecticut.
lly22-dAw'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
" A n % q q d;
now LOST. now REsr0REDm

Just PAcsfsld IN Saled Eareiops.
PRcE SIX CENTS.
a LECTURE tlf Nature, Treatment and Radical
n cure 81 spermssrrbea % SEMINAL weskn~>-. -
voluntary Fmi>-on- sexual Dbilify and rnp<.imenss
GENERALLY. Ner~ou<ne-<. Consumption Epi-
lep-y and Fits Mem and Physical lncasscfy rs-Issnx
from s-lf-Ahu-e. &e-By RoBkKf ,. CULvkRwEIf.
n. ID. Author u the Grs>n Bs-k. r. "A Bon 70
thousands % Su1erc< - under sal plain
velope, any sre~ pol p-id. rreips a cents
postage stzmr< Dr. CH. J. &. KIM III bs~-
err. Ssw York. Postd1ee Box <sss~ sprS-dA~snb
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
BEIE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
HAPPIN ESS OR MISERY !

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
FufHF propriet0rs Of me "l'ARISlAN C.RaSFT mr.
II WONDERS. ANATOMY. aud MEDICINE" have
deieTme, regardles Of expen-e u i.su FREE ffr ~.
benefit o. -uhrrng hun inf,) FOUR II the r,ast i,
SIR etiy~ and interesting lee Maria ard h.
Of Manhood. digestion. Weakness or Uet,re..io -
Of En.ry ard Vital rewer. the 6rraf Social fvis ,rd
tho~e Aassies WHICH retat frsn you hful flI e. Fx-
ce-ses 81 Maturity IT Ignorance q Physiol y AM Ma
ture'r Law These m,ainahie Lecfure- have been ,he
mans OF enghtening ant saving thousands and VIII 10
ea Ire ." the ne ei 81 four stasnps, by address
ing SFCR TAkf PsRIS - CAEsET on A. .r..xy m
MEDICINE $50 broadway, New York ,e7,-ois
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

Sc<A g. - q q -.
Married Ladies In certa situations should not use
them. FOR reasons zee dire tim on each box.
Price One Dollar Per Hex.
They sent in thin, Hat box, postage free all
parts OF the United States upon the receipt of The price.
Prepared aud sold by DK. EWING,
No. Is Virginia Avenue.
my7-d&wly indianapolis, indians.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
DIE O..

CONNER-'n this city. july IS o. consumption Saral
2. years.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

100 RAGS Old Java Coffee:
0n1A BAGS Rio Coffee;
$50 BOXES Ground Coffee Do in Pa s.
"a BAGS Roasted Coffee;
0nn CHESTS and Hal Chest Gunpowder, Young
SOU Hyson, Hy son sSin, and 0olSng Teas, very
cheap;
LSPiCE, CASH, Cloves. Cinnamon, and n general
assortment Of Spices suitable for retail trade; Black
ard Cayenn. Pepper For sfle low by
RCGER h CALDWELL.
6s East Washington 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

A LARGE a well sslec'ed assortment Of Groceries
~ receiving and flr sale a. low any house
in the West Country Merehsts and " roeers invited
e. examine .tir stock. ROGER CALiiwfLL-
jeI3 '62-d6wIy s. East Washington -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29

e We authorized announce JOHN
BREWER, of Southport. candidate for County Re-
ccrder, subject the decision Of the democratic Con-
veution.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Is We are authorized to announce JOHN A
BEAL independent m'con iitional Union candidat,
for Common Pleas Judge for The 18th District.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
Ncw Wedscas Discovery.


For the speedy and permanent cure Of
G0NORRllEA. GLEET, URETHAL DlscHAR GEs
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS
INCONTINANcE, GENITAL GRRITABlLTTl.
Gravel 'trcfure and Affections OF ne Rdneys Bladder
which has been used by upward Of one
hundred physicians
v THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE SIC
CES~. super~eding CHbeb, Copaiba, Cap>als or any
other compound hitherto known.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
Are speedy In action. 0fen eecine cure IN few aayr
and wien cure J. effected II T. permanent They are
prepared from vegetable that are harre-. on
the system ard never nsnseas the stomach or nt,rpg-
nate the breafh. aud being ~ugar-coated ell naus~os
tastes avoided No change Of diet necessary viii.
using them; dOe their action Interfere with
pursuit. Each hos contains siN dozen Pills
PRICE UNE DOLLAR
And will be sent ny mail post paid y snv advers,s.c
Agent, receipt Of the money Sold BY Druggist, gen
orally.
None genuine without M signature on the wrapper
j. BRYAN. Rochester n y
-. - General ag-t;
iuifla-dAw 81
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K. ana No A''N'''''' Barrels Hall Barrels and
slifA BOXES Herring;
eHsk BOXES Goldfish;
100 BOXES Smoked H''''
For sale low by
RUGER & CALDWELL
68 East Washington ST
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-29
CaOIH, CkSSiKt RI. AND PANTS STUFF

For mems and bows wear Goods. Hats, Caps and
Flats-ev ryih liz he found in Try Go.~s Store.
Stock complete: b.ught c'ions New York;
will be sold 20 per low former priceS-Or cash
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-31

DIR. DUPONCo'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES
lnalble IN correcting regulating and removing all
structons from whatever cause and always successful
preventive
The combination of ingredients these PILLS are per
fecty harmless. Their tcacy and merits are based up
on an extensive practice o Thirty years. and where
the directions have been strictly olowethey have new
ertaed TO correct all irregularities. They relieve pain
tul ana difficult Menstruation (particularly at tile
change OF liie They will cure the Whites and remove
all distractions arising from colds exposure or any
cause; and may be used successfully as a preventive
Females peculiarly situated. those supDosinp them
selves So are cautioned against using these Pills while
IN lha condition. lest they invite miscarriage and the
propref or assumes no responsibility after this admon
tloaltough their mdness would prevent anv mischief
TO hea otherwise the Pills are recommended Full
ana eNpiclt directions accompany each box. Price
SOFA In worcester Mass, by the following druggists:
David SCOfT, 25l Main street. JAMES GREEN III
MAR street, and w. H. GOCLDlNG, l40 Main St La.
ulcs, DYsendhe by 81 10 either Oftte lahore AGENTS"
through the HOrctStsFfosi Otce can have the Mills
sent tcondentiyl hy mail, any part OF the county
free OF hostage Sold also by l. Il ,uj'dett Clmto,
a. y 81 r. BtdiT, Warren. b. X DeLQHd, North Eruok-
leld ana y. e. Henry, WestbUr0 and by one Druggist
III every village ad city in the United States and BY s.
u howe, Sole Proprietor, New York.
N.B -ifeware of Countertcits. Buy no Golden Pills
OF any KIND unless the box is signed $. d. Howe All
oters are base imposition and therefore as Won
Value your HE and health, Ito say nothing being hum.
plugged out OF Hor money buy only those who show
the Signature of 5 D. Howe every box which has
recently been added on account of the Pills being conn
terfeited diOm d97
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-31

AN IMPORTANT MEAsURE.-Thc subject of
establishing judicious and well regulated
sanitary system in Massachusetts has recent
ly commanded The attention OF scientific men
and others, with the view of promoting the
public health and the vital interests of the
commonwealth. The result OF Investigations
upon the subject appears in bill now before
the legislature, which has received the ap-
proVal OF the senate by considerable majority,
entitled can act 20 establish board of health
ard vital statistics in Massachusetts. 1t is
proposed under this act that seven COM
petent persons, to be appointed by the gov
ernor and council, shall constitute a board
who shall take cognizance Of the interests OF
lie and health among the citizens of this com.
mohwealth," collect and diffuse among the
people information concerning the causes of
disease and the sources OF mortality, have
charge Of the decennial census under the
direction OF the legislature, superinend the
annual registration Of births. marriages, and
deaths, and have visitofia power over the
public institutions where the insane, the sick.
and all who are in any way defective in body
or mind are kept and supported by the COM
monwealth The members of the board are
to receive no compensation except for personal
expenses when engaged in its necessary du,
ties but they are provided with secretary
at salary OF $4,000 per annum, and provision
is further made in case OF necessity for clerical
services TO an amount not exceeding $500
per annum. The authors of the bill estimate
that the whole expense of the board, after
transferring to it certain duties now performed
by other branches of the government, will not
exceed Sl700 per annum, in return for which
they promise more complete and instructive
reports OF disease and mortality, better digest
Of registration, more perfect census, a clearer
view of the charitable institutions of the CON-
monwealth, and, in fine, such general knowl-
edge as will add TO the health, wealth, and
prosperity of the state for all future time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-31
THE KNIGHTS AND THEIR HELPERS.

On the fifteenth day of April last, the Al
bany Argus denounced the presidents call ior
10000 men to defend Washington and the re-
public against the armies of the rebels. 1t
spoke on the subject iollows:-
"7Ee Presidents Requisition = The presi-
dent, if the telegram from Washington is To
be believed, has issued requisition for 75, 900
troops IRON the states. Where does he find the
porer TO do this Congress refused 10 pass any
law for such purpose. Existing acts of con-
gless confer no such authority. Is the propo.
stiOn weak attempt at brag? Let not our
democratic legislatures be decoyed into couRtenanc-
ing any such act Of UsURPATIoN. Stand by the
constitution and laws, but resist uSmpdtion."
The Argus said a great deal in the same
strain, sometimes talking much more afro
ciOusly. 1t made people feel that it would
gladly see the jeff Davis consprators sup
press the government and install Davis and
his confederate organization in its place. Is
it surprising that the Knights of The Golden
Circle have claimed that journal as one
of their helpers and entered it ON "the
lists of their travelling messengers 1t
was not necessary that the editors of the
Argus should join the order, and the
knights themselves would not deem it nee
essary TO confer with its conductors before
making use OF its name. They have not scru
Piled to use the names Of some other journals
which have not given them such excuse for
doing so.
The New York Herald went far beyond the
Argus in the atrocity of its utterances of SYM
pathy with the rebels That paper, too, is
claimed by the Kng hts OF the Golden Circle,
and not without excuse. The knights have
an organization in New York city of which
certain prominent politicians, now serving in
the rebel army, were members. The editors
OF the Herald may or may not have Joined it.
One man, at least, from the Herald office is
said to have joined the rebel army as an Off
Ger, and he, probably, was a ''knight." Neither
the Herald nor the Argus talks now as it did
last spring. The patriotic uprising of the
northern people to defend the old flag con
strained them to repress the disposition to op.
pose the government in behalf Of the rebels
Their furious discourses on coercion" were
discontinued but they and others are still
quite ready to get up some issue to divide tn
northern people, embarIass the government
and give aid and comfort to the slavery eS
iremists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-31

The PLOT AGAINST THE PRESIDENTS LIFE
For long time it was believed that an Italian
barber OF Baltimore was the Orsini who I'M
dertook to Stay President Lincoln on his Jour
ney 70 the capital in February, 1861, and it is
possible he was one Of the plotters; but il has
come out on recent trial of man named
Byrne in Richmond, that he was line cantain
of the band that was to take The lie cf NJ
Lincoln. This Byrne used TO be a notorinr.
gambler oil Baltimore and emigrated to Rrh,
mOnd shortly after the 18Th OF April. of bloodv
memory. He was recently arrested in III
Davis's capital, on charge Of keeping n
gambling house and of disloyalty to lie Chief
traitors pretended government Wiptall les.
tilted to Byrnes loyalty to the rebel cause
and gave in evidence that Byrne was the can.
tain Of the gang who were to kill Mr. Lincoln.
aud upon this evidence, il appears, he was let
go. Ofcourse, to be guilty Of such an intend
ed crime is a mantle large enough to cover up
all other sins against society aud the Divine
law. SO Wigial has revealed The Baltimore
o sini at last. What will your Vidocq say to
thlsg We are, nevertheless, grateful to Mr.
Kennedy for his successful prevention of the
scheme Of assassination. York Post
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one.hundred and twenty pound shell, and these
guns have three ports, which enable them TO
give broadside OF six guns. She has fur.
naces for heating shot. Her crew consists of
ten lieuienants and three hundred and fifty
picked men, and among them the best gunners
in the old navy. She has under water
wedge shaped Prov of oak and iron, thirty
three feet long. Commodore Buchanan has
confidence in her. and says he is going
to glory or u grave in her. Jones is less
confident, but says she is as good place 10
die in as II man could have. The objection to
her, and it Is a serious one, is the fact that
she is entirely dependent on her machinery !;
il that gets out OF order she becomes a mere
los on the water -