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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
NOTICE.

M 4 have this dsy sold Bakery TO Messrs- Nick
w um Psrrott.
Thanking the public general for their liberal patron
we would respectfully ask The continuance Of the
A. 4 J. ME1ZcER.
Indianapolis July .. ls62 lyil- l-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
BROW N SLOAN,
Q.ATE r. BRowNING,)
lD R q 1I &I IN 81 III - /,

% West Washington Street, indianapolis,
Have in store large and well selected stock Of Drugs
Medicines Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye
stuffs, Glassware. Window Glass Brushes,
Cigars, Tobacco, Spices Perfumery,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Coal Oil and Lamps,
Patent Medicines,
and all articles complete the stock of Druggist. As
we purchase principally for cash. direct from the import
and manufacturers and being 6esrous retain the
reputation which house has enjoyed OF selling
good FRESH drtcs great is taken in the selection
OF Drugs in reference to their purity Our facilities
such that we feel confident offer, in urs and
aduerated articles, strong inducements any other
Western house.
All orders Will receive the personal attention Of one
Of the firm Great taken in the dispensing Of physi
clans prescriptions and family recipes from strictly pure
articles and feel confident render satisfaction
in the prices and quality Of goods
BROWNING & SLOAN,
% West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
DRUGS.
II E w F r III.

r HAVE associated with me in business Mr. G. w.
Sloan who has been an assistant in the store for
number of years past. Hereafter the business will be
continued at the old stand under the firm of
BROWNING & SLOAN.
feel grateful for the liberal patronage which have
reccved-trust by strict attention business and
the of customers merit and retain the
X. BROWNING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
HAPPIN ESS OR MISERY :?

THAT IS THE QUESTION.
YVNIIE propretors Of the "PARfSIAN CABINET OF
WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE have
determined, regardless Of expense ISSUE free or the
benefit of suffering humanity FOUR of their most in
D>qualifcatOnS. Nervous Debility, Premature Decline
OF Manhood Indigestion Weakness Depression, Loss
Of Energy and Vital Powers. the Great Social Evils and
those Maladies which result from youthful ollies TX
cesses Of Maturity, Ignorance Of Physiology and Ma
ture's Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
Of enlighening and saving thousands and will be
forwarded free the receipt Of four stamps, by address,
ing SECRETARY PARisIkS CABINET ANATOMY AND
MEDICINE, 563 Broadway, New York. je23-dly
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DENTISTS.
MUSIC.
PIANOS! PIANOS!

THEAPER AND BETTER IN -
y STRUMENTS thsnwere ever i5S5f=r-zzx
offered in this market Ny - ~
rangements with Eastern Piano n VI zKzH1
manufacturers such that can , 3 S7ys
furnish all orders % per cent I-- -
cheaper than any dealer in the West and warrant them
superior instruments. Only for cash.
Call and Messrs " Il. Talbot & Cos Jewelry
Store, No "a Washington street
PIANOS MELODEONs, ORGANS, GUITARS, vIoLINS
ACCORDEONS. &c. TUSED AND REPAIRED.
Having had over twenty ye,rs' experience the public
be assured that they have better opportunity
than they generally with have their instrument
put in perfect order. II. SCHONACkER.
iuly3l -dly '6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

Ii persons knowing themselves indebted TO me will
IN please call at their earliest convenience and make
settlement of same, and oblige Il. BROWNING.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
ulnbcr 2sS.
Al sen. G


Gather me closer, loye--therc;
How the wind blows through the gloom OF the
morning
Push back the braids Of my hair;
Chill grows their touch, like the finger OF warning
Fallen and lost they will say;
Fallen Oh, never soul mounted like mlne
Lost but remember for aye.
That among all the missing few fall by design.
Come to the window, dear one,
Watch Won acacia with soft, lulling motion;
Gaze on the low western moon,
And say if tits lost when it sinks in the ocean.
Glad was my heart ycster'en-
Glad-but the bold yellow light of its gladness,
Challenged its own chastened beam.
And stepped the new day in sombre sadness
Blame thee oh no, my beloved
Mine was the loss where thy transports were
tended
All thy proud passion approves
Worship aud will, in one agony blended.
Thus drifting outward afar
Dim grew the shore, with its peace lighted altars;
Senses all mingled in air
Drowned in the drowsy deatb-song Of The waters
But see the storm mantles our fatel
Conaucring marches its swarthy- -browed legion )
Spring to the helm, lovc-too late
Enters the spirit the shadow w'wrapped region,
--Fdu1,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

Mas PAnrINuToN on SCULPTURE" What n
study for senpin.p sad Mrs. Pariington, on
board the Chelsea ferry boat as she saw row
of nude boys standing 90 "A raft near the ferry
awaiting the moment to take n plunge. Their
clear cuice CLEANED in the sum- aud muscular
beauty aud youthful grace were revealed IN eV-
cry line
What study for scnpin and how love
to see the little dears enjoying themselves 30
much -
Little dears I" said old Rogers, "I would
say they were little bares.'
The Brahmin who was familiar with like
scenes on the banks Of the Ganges, did moi say
word
How sbockngly improper" said Miss Prim,
turning away her eyes, Don't you think 1t very
improper, Mrs. Partingtonp p
Mrs. r looked again.
Wellp said she, " didn't see that II was
till yon spoke of it-perhaps it is but may be the
poor child was crippled"
mean the improperly OF going into water
before folks" persisted Miss Prim.
"Oh, that is quite another thing" said Mrs
Partinglon smiling. "aud depends how we look
upon it, II the boys have no idea of improprie.
IT, and think we do not look at them, don't sec
why we should see an impurity. This is queer
wolld where we swallow mountains OF impro
priety In private, aud choke on q bare little
boy.
She took pinch of snuff as Miss Prim went
into the cabin, aud Ike stood longingiy looking
at the boys, as they plunged like frogs beneath
the surface, aud broke two buttons from hli
Jacket az half orgettui, he tried to strip it off to
follow them, Twas very naturalization ga
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, July 20, 1862.


THE IRISH APPEAL FOR AGp.-Two weeks ago
we published an appeal to the Irishmcn of Trim
ity county for aid to their countrymen who are
suffering under the tyrranical rule of Great Brit
ain The appeal comes direct from the venera-
BILE Father Lavelc, and is shaped in a request for
money. Our country has ever offered happy
asylum for the oppressed of all lands, and under
the protecting and fostering institutions of free
America, the Irish cmigrant has taken his posi-
ton in the destinies of our country. Energetic,
industrious, they have placed themselves in po-
sition to substantially aid their transatlantic
friends, and such an appeal will meet with the
hearty response that flows from generous i'm
pulse, known to be the leading characteristic of
Irish character.
There is one thing IN this connection which we
are led to wonder at. 1t is we'll known that ma
ny Of our Irish voting citizens are openly avow-
ed secessionists, especially those who came to
California from the Southern States. They had
imbibel more OF less of the poison Of political
scism, aud stand to-day one OF the chief bulwarks
of secessia in these outposis of our nationality
in fact, take out the Irish element and little re-
mains worthy of consideration. Having been
members of the old Democratic organization,
they are prcjudiced against the reform parties
which have sprung up to rescue the Constitution
and the Union.
With these secession proclyities they uninten-
tionally cooperate with their old enemy, Britain
They look through the same medium as their in
yetcrate prosecutor, and that medium is secos
sion. While England is evasively lending aid
and comfort to the rebel cause, many Irishmen
avow openly and frankly their support and are
ready to sink every consideration, running
through eight hundred years of oppression to
their own native Isle, and clasp hands with the
enslayer and persecutor Of their counlrymen.-
Is it possible that this may prevent the Irishmeu
Of Trinity from coming to the aid Of Father La
yeI!e and his parsbioners in lheir extremity.
1t is to be regretted that so many Irish citizens
should, with no other reason than an accidental
a1iliaton with an old, corrupt and exploded par
ty, at this moment be arrayed against The only
Government which fosters and protects refugees
from the aristocratic rn'. Df Europc aud if not
fort by their acts and assertions,
Golyo Ur,-The price Of tobacco has increased
from fifty to seventy five per cent in San Fran
cisco, within three weeks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

Honor TO WOMAN OF GENUs-rbe raris
papers announce that the King of Prussia has
conferred upon Madame Ristori the order aud
gold medal Of merit for " Art and Science. -
This is the first Instance on record Of this order
being conferred on woman The King banded
it himself to the great tragedieuue ut private
audience at the Royal palace, accompanied with
the diploma beautifully engraved on parchment
aud superb gold bracelet, TO be worn with TO-"
medal attached. AT the same audience the
Queen presented her with magnificent album
and wrote with her own royal hand Album OF
fert Adelaide Rjstori, Marquise del Grillo, par
la refine de Prusso."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

New LINE OF STE AMERs.-The San Francisco
Cali learns 10y way Of Panama that the Nicaragua
Transit Company are actively engaged ia the
necessary preparations to open that route and
place a line Of steamers on between here and
New \ ork. The steamer Firgja, which was sunk
during the reign Of Gen. Walker has been raise
and repaired, aud the Company invite proposals
for repairing the road between Nirgin Bay, and
san Juan del Sur, and for mules for lrausporta-
ton of passengers. The agent says two steamers
will soon start from New York, and trade with
California will be reopened shortly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

Ir is amusing and most astonishing to see With
what facility some sapient editors can dash of
innumerabIe paragraphs, after the fashion of The
penny liners,' and all having exactly the
same head, front and filling. The Butte Record
of the 2lst ult. contains, on the inside alone,
only twenty three articles commencing "The
Republicans want-The Republicans desire-Thc
Republicans acknowledge ge-The Republicans de-
uoance-The Republicans should '-&c,, etc, ad
H5aam.
If You feel bad. neighbor Record, take God
frey's Cordial, join the secesh, or compress two
thousand Of those e" sarkastikup compliments
into three words, and say right out in meeting
:" D--n the Repub9."
Pretty good for the Mendocino Heral&
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

ENoLIsH OPINIoN.--A London dispatch Of Ju-
ly 9th says the Qaily .Neles editorially denoon-
ces the sarcasms, and mischieyous maignily OF
the Times, for its pharisaical and illtimed ALA
sions to America in her hour Of trouble. The
Morning Star also denounces it for its attacks
on American sensibilties, on the most sacred OF
all days to the American people, and hopes that
Americans will treat The insolcuce Of these un-
English writer's with disdain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

Crowns TAKING THE OATH.-We take great
pleasure in knowing that citizens of this town
and the towns adjacent are seizing the opportu-
nifty to come forward and renew their VOWS to
stand by the Union. 1t is high privilege, and
we doubt not that it will be considered NJ such.
10 stand once more right upon the record must
be a source Of qualification to all, We are glad
to be informed that rich aud poor iostle each
other at the places prescribed for taking the oath.
~. o. Delta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

RrcuMoNp.-The Capital of Rebeldom ahd 'he
Capital of Virginia, is situated on the lett bank
of James river. 1t is the largest city IN ' lrgh-
in. and one of the most beautiful in the Union
The situation of the city and the scenery OF Its
environs are much admired, combating IN a h'gh
degree the elements of beauty, grandeur ana va
riety The river winding through verdant mus
which rise in graceful swells and undnIatons' Is
interrupted by numerous Islands aud rocks.
among which 1t foams and tumbscs.for sHyGEal
miles The city is laid out with great regularl-
ty, in rectangular blocks Twelve streets, near
" three miles in length, run parallel with the
river. The capitol is situated on IA high hill, ana
stands in public square of about eight acres
The city contains many fine buildings among
which are the Virginia Historical and Philosoph-
ieal Society, Richmond College, Catholic Church
and the Medical Departments of llampden and
Sydney, established in l7SS, the architecture OF
the latter being of the Egyptian order The
population of the city is about 10000 Of which
is 600 are colored. The estimated value OF It's
exports is Sl2 100000. There is no other Rich
mond in the field She stands adorned by nature
and art, but is filed with treason and corruption.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

Hon RoBERF j. WALLER thiuks the result OF
the rebellion is to be of immense value to tho
country. Il will give confidence at home, aud
demand respect from abroad. Mr.. Walker Is urn
in the opnon that amnesty 10 the deluded mass
es and exile to the leaders, s the only thing thai
win settle the matter, after the struggle Of ar-
mics is over.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
Weaverville, July s, 1862.

Soothing: and EsrncTm&.--rhere is no preparation
in which has such soothing effect in cases Of
nervous excitement as
DR.. H0SYETYER'S STOlI lCH BITTERS.
Although the fame of this renowned iuyigorant mainly
it's astonishing of Dyspepsia. Liver Com
pan and intestinal disorders 1t is equally ccaciouS in
nervous complaints. Thousands of ladies' resort to as
rcmedy for hysteria utcrng of the heart. vertigo, ner
headache. general debility and all peculiar disturb
ances and arrangements to which, they sub
ec cheers and lighPns the depressed mental powers
well strengthens the body and its is never tol
lowed any unpleasant reaction. Sold by all Druggists
and dealers evcrywhere 27lt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

ARE NEWSPAPERS LIARS Rev Henry Ward
Beecher, in the course of recent sermon, made
an elegant plea for newspapers, speaking OF them
as one of the most potent elements of our civil
zaton There is" said he, ga common vulgar
objection about newspapers that they lie so.
they don't lie any more than you do. Man is
naturally a lying creature. Truth is a gift from
Heaven, aud very few of US possess it before we
get there. The newspapers give both facts and
rumors, and they would be blamed if they did
not do so. 1t is for the readers to Judge Of these
rumors. The last economy should be in regard
to newspapers 1t ia better to deprive the body
of some ribbon, or jewel, or garment than to
deprive the mind Of lts sustpnance'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
WashingtOn's Birthday

o TIE FRIENDS OF THE UNDER
~ signed and the public generally, are hereby
Sxy notified that be has leased the Exchange "a
loon of Mr.. Healey, and intends opening the
same on
Saturday, February 22d.
lie will be pleased to have his friends ana ac-
ouaintances come in aud sample the choice Ii
duors Wines and Cigars which he intends to keep
constantly on hand WIN. McCAEll'
Weaverville, Feb. 20, 1862. Old'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

LoGIcAL.--A physician, not q thousand miles
from Emra, who was called to examine the body
ofan infant which died by criminal neglect OF ITS
parents, decided that the infant was mulatto-
There we're several reasons which caused hlm 70
come 70 this conclusion, one of which was the
fact that it was found enycoped in copy OF the
VrIbuue
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
JOSEPH CRAIG,
NoTrTCE.

TIME OUTSTANDING DEMANDS of the un-
| dersiqned in Trinity county, have been plac-
ed in the hands Of J.. Wellendoril. at the weaver
VILE Drug Store, with full power to receiP, ana
cancpl accounts. IT, j. SEAMAN.
WeaverYlle, June 9. lsC2, 80
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

A PAIR of stockings, sent by ladies' commit
tee for the use of some gallant volunteer, was
accompanied by the following verse
Brave sentry on your lonely beat,
May these blue stockings warm your feet
Aud when from war aud camps you part,
May some fair knilicr warm your beurtY'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

Tue Yreka Journal says that frost on The night
of July Sd, destroyed cabbages and other garden
truck in Scott Valley. The same nippiog visitor
was in this section on the night mentioned, but
did no damage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

HEAVY IMuGRATIoN.--The BHiiam's st. louis
writes that not less than 5000 wag.
ous, bearing on an average the "traps" of four
persons each, have entered upon the Plains this
season on the Laramie route alone, large ma
iority of which are from Missouri aud the neigh
boring Northwestern states.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

FAcETioUs NEwsBoY-" See here, aunte, wos
bird is it that rides on the tempest, and b.di
defiance to the storm ~
Patriotic Apple-wonlAn--" Why, the 'ncriean
eagle, in course"
Faoetious Newshoy--" Not as you knows Oh,
It's the Weathercock."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

Twenty men were to be hung at New Orleans
having forged an order of General Butler and
entered a house and robbed under false names us
United States soldiers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

THE Richmond Examiner says; Governor
Wise, as spectre, walks the streets Of Rich
mond, bis hair long, white and thin, his form not
near as erect as in former times"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

L. g. MARsHAL.-C. w. Rand has been ap-
pointed Marshal Of The Northern District OF Cal
iiornia, gtce Wm Rabc, removed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

"WHAr abominable lies we are told ~ ex-
claimed an uncomed, ancomely Newburn damsel
of forty.hve summers, Burnside gallant buys
we're fling past. "Why they said the Yankees
were after beauty and booty, but they haven't
touched me yetp And she lifted up her voice
and went that she had been SO deceived
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
Union Democratic County Central
Committee.

The members Of the Union Democratic Central
Committee Of Trinity county are requested to
meet at the Court House. in Weavervlle, on
Monday, the 28th Of July,
full attendance of members is requested, as
business of the utmost importance will come be-
fore the meeting. JAS, COCHRAN
Chairman.
Weaverville, July s, 1862. 2G3t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

A Coon BYE,-Rebel prisoners now at Wash
ington say that when Yorktown was evacuated,
Gen. Magruder mounted bis horse aud shouting
90 Good bye, army, aud damn Jet Davis" rods
awav
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

The total vote OF Oregon on the question OF
locating the State Capital was 1885 The toNa
of Salem received s.0l3, and is accordingly the
seat of government,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26
HEE ROEs.

Mother Earth are the heroes dead
Do they thrill the heart of the years no more
Are the cleaning SHOWS and poppies red
All that is left of the brave of yore
Are there none to fight as Theseus fought
Far in the young worlds misty dawn
Or to teach as the mild-eyed Nestor taught
Mother Earth are the heroes gone
Gone in grander form they rise?
Dead we can clasp their hands in ours
And light our path by their shining eyes,
And wreathe their brows with immortal uowers
Wherever noble deed is done,
The pulse of hero's heart ia stirred
Where the right has ever triumph won
There are the heroes voices heard
Their armor rings on n nobler field
Than the Greek and the Trojan dercely trod'
For Freedoms sword is the blade they WELD,
Aud The light above is tbs smile OF God
So, in bis isle of calm delight,
Jason may sleep the years away,
For the heroes live aud the sky is bright
And the world is q Drawer world to-day
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

CURSE, curse the wretch, who, from low, groyel-
ing greed,
Would rob his country in her hour Of need
By schemes uelarous aud by tricks expert,
Her substance squander aud her means pervert
nefraud her soldiers in the food they eat,
Clotbe them in garments rotten with deceit
Those high in Office who at the frauds would
wink,
Nor share the blame although they shared the
ehiuk.
Words are in vain-give Justice ample scope
They've stretched our patencc-let them stretch
q rope
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

HoERtp BARRARrrY.-We learn from tue Red
Blun Beacon that the little son Of Mr. IIeacock,
were killed, a short time ago. has been found in
the mountains, about twenty miles from that
place The little fellow had been most horribly
tortured. Tufts of dry leaves had been fasten-
ed to various parts Of his body and set on fire,
and the homes and neck broken. Finally he was
thrown from a precipce. and left partially Gov
cred with rock. a company has gone in pursuit
of the savages, having been supplied with arms
by Gen. Kbbe,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

+, G0yG Up,-The price Of tobacco has increased
from fifty to seventy five per cent in San Fran
cisco, within three weeks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-07-26

TRINnY JOURNAL IS year--in adoance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11

vsrr.h made Wholly OF m part of gum copeI sp~ret
N. u.3e al other suns o. sni,sfances Spsr Ct
v,v.f.tle ,,fls n,r S.lIon cents
Vegetable pulmonary balssru- same - "Dcntri-
ice
yerrnifure. same as .sDcnfifrice-"
Warehouse entry, At custom hoases- not exceed
Ing dollar IN valae. stamp duty bceos@-
sv- dollar 50 cenfs-
Do. do. exceeding Eve dollars in vaias %
W.rehousp rreeinfs sfaup dufr g CENTS.
whskv. per gallon 20 cents.
Do. rcctihed, l. N pay additional duty
Wholesale dealers. unier whieh term i inciuded
every person whose business occupation =
sell. offer % ell. Eruceries-or any goods,
merchandise, 81 FIRE gn OF dorucstic
production. by more than one original pack
axe piece az tule. 10 the sane par-
chaser. not including wines, sg'iritueus OF malt
liquors. for each license 30 90
Wholesale dealers IN liquors II every descrp-
ton. including distilled sfsirit-. fermenied IL
guors and wines 81 all kinds persons ether
tlsn di~ters, who sell oder for sale any
such liquors. in quantities 81 more tharf0krce
gallons Al time "a the purchaser are
iDciuded.l for each license leo 90
Willow. manufactures AZ sper CT
Wine made Of grapes. per gallon cents
Withdrawal entry. NJ custom hoese stamp duty 80 cents
Wood, manufactures Of Il no, otherwise pro-
vided for sperct-
Wood screws II cts
Wool. manufactures Of otherwise specified CT
Morsted manufacture ~ not Otherwise specified per CT
Worm lozenges "nrntfrtce."
wni stamp duty 50 cents
Zinc. manufactures Of not Otherwise specnrd 3rer
Do, oxyde Of. per leo pounds - cents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11

- MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
I'm AND AFTER NAY 5, lisa, train VIII be
~ as follows:
A Mail Train will leave indianapolis at lilo ",
stop all and make close connection kokorno
With train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Lane Rail-
road for LosanSport Nalpaf and Chicago. and arrive
Peru BIS T. NJ. in time make connections with
trains the Toledo aud Wabash Railway, going East and
West.
Returning. the train will leave Peru al GOO
A. NJ. after the arrival of the train on the T. W r. w
from the East and arrive at Indianapolis 81 $50 A N.
in time make connections for all points East, South
and West
An Expressfran will leave Indianapolis ct less r. NJ,
kokomo with train Tor Chicago. aud arrive al
Peru 500 A. NJ in time make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru at 1900 NJ,
making cloSe connection al kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logsnpori, aud arrive Indianapolis at
4l0 F. NJ in time with the evening trains fer
Cincinnati Louisville and other points.
Special attention given the transportation Of live
stock. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent aud superintendent.
THO. p. HAUsHkf, General Ticket Agent. spl eddy