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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

Par-on BRowNLow ought u know from his
long intercourse With Southern men, and a. no
one questions his loyalty the testimony of this
man j. entitled TO some credit la describing "a
personal interview with BnowxLow. a CORES
poiident of the Boston C,urier. signing himself
"RlxGnoLr," an old ship muster from Dorches
ter, NJ ,~-achu~ett- writes a. follows:
Now when it j. so difficult to know he true
feeling OF the South. whatever falls from the lip,
ct honest man ike BrO~nlow j. ot value He
said the other day that there j. great deal OF IL
nOrlhce at the North well - at the South, and
inst ,nccl the common ide, entert tihed among "a
that the rebellion = the work ct >lsveholders
TINT. lie sIyS. l. ~ 10 sen~e true lac slave
holders ats e. 1ehertils-they feared
the loss OF property winch di>uuion would bring
upon them; where thO-e who hid nothing 10
lose were eaoy influenced by the dem gogue-
who persuaded them that AbOiitiuni>tS would tree
the ne and ct them loose among them.
This view perfectly coincide, Nth that OF Sec
rotary BLAIR aud many others OF our most intel
h-ent men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
The Army Nurse.

An "armt nurse is not siHecure or pleas
ant ofice. ltm.y seem romantic euuu- TO some
Young ladies, whose dreams are oI admiuiSlern-
cord.a : 10 Noun.eI o.hcer-, but Jet them listen
to the description OF tie duties OF nurse, as
depic.ed by an army surgeon At pttsOur- Land
ns:
The duties required OF an effective nurse are
not tie administering spoonful OF VINE. nor
bathing an OH temples with a sponge. he,e
require rp ~acrIhce oI ieeiing. Not attending
ul,uu Coluuei or VI aior ~ State-room tut
cotubng matted h,ir. Washing dirty faces hands
ami ;eet. biiuiu= putiid ~OuI Is, amt numbers at
things Which can not be described. The LADY who
can not, with smiling lace, roll up her sleeves.
70 oa her knees Among tile black 10 lerS and Wet
STRAW, Ia walt upon an unfortunate private sol
der. repu>lve IN hi manner and words here
sally out 0i her proper sphere.
il j. a nube sight o. witness one who bears the
impress ot natures mobility IN every express ion.
a mghly educated lady accustomed 10 every IN
dui- euce H. wealth can lurrkh. thus employee Ell.
with di>or,iered hair hoUpie~>. in solid calico
dress bespatjered with blood, coal smut du1
.se,,e forgetting every feeling bul the one OF
seek ~ snd he'll n- The most ~reiched and me-
lecied Goa has blessed NY ewes With the sl-ht
OF such a one. The name Ut the noble minded
Lady shall not soon be forgotten.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

BATrLE FIELD 90 Shiloh, Nav 10.
General Halleck has is.ued Sc, .ond order. pro.
hi0iting the presence OF civilians iu tie army. by
which be renders the measure eTectual. Having
forbidden them from coming within the lines. be
has ordered guards 10 be placed IN the rear az
well as front. and all stray persons are ARRESTED.
And to render the measure more certain, he
holds officers responsible for conDivance 1t an
infringement OF tie rule. All this j. aimed ii
rectly At newspaper correspondents Determ ned
- kecp them oat OF the army, he has revoked lll
pas e, and l,avts no prec ,uion untried. II YOU
a-k bun tor las excuse for THIS, he SAYS IL =
necessary - prevent -ples from entering, and, At
the same time ie rants free passage TO sketchers
vino are connected with the illustrated plpers,
showing quite plainly that the real reason is not
given. IL Is easy tor spy to 20 in the dis
guise of "A picture maker a correspondent, or
for that matter 10 20 IN the Federal uniform, Of
which he eth pick outfit OF the ground any
where. The real reason j., that he has determin-
eel that no newspaper correspondents shall have
tie me IA oi acquiring Information Ia the camps.
| ieci re-i-ned To The azure IN view ct the f.ct
acquted through the me,ium Oi three weeks
mattl fGaH IN tie camos-that more Information
can be cot At lhe -te,mDoat landing in a day than
G n ue lot IL the camps in 4 week.
Nobody would bel eve. without practical expe-
hence. how thoroughly the army j. kept IN lgnO-
rance 81 IT, Own movements. For instance, while
ia camp. !. ia common with all abound me. sup
posed that were IN the extreme advance. We
u-ei 10 20 OUT ia front mile or so, Where some
pickets posted. and look from the high
paints off towards COrnth. where i've six mile
away were To- be seen camps aud cAmp hires. The
enthusiastic officers would climb tall uees, aud
III perched tor hours in precariOus positions,
scanning the landscape with glasses and report
ing progress faithfully. until at last we thought
We knew all about it, and even had some thoughts
OF reporting our important information to Gen
\ Haleck. When moved forward. however
We found that large portion OF the army was IN
/ front and that We had been looking Mt our own
+ troops ali the time In like manner we received
our unly detailed Information of the various Skin
nisheS which TRANSPORTING on our left from
! the Chicago and 81 Louis papers. The occur
reuces were about three miles distant, and the
1 news went thousand miles before got it,
i I he majority OF the army never heard of the ex
! petition to Purdy until Detailed accounts came in
4 the Chicago newspapers, and, for IN actual fact
not one man ia thousand in the army can tell
at the present time whether our forces are IN
/ Corinth or the eneml's Such mere machines
are military men in the hands of their com
I mauler
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
Whem the soath Viii b. holly for
the Union.

The Cleveland PLAN Dealer says armies
will put down tie rel sllun and restore Federal
rule IN 9, erv section 81 tie United States. Tie
LEADER ~ We hope viii Ice caught and dealt
with ia a WY that will be a terror forever 10 all
traitors who nv hereafter feel inclined To pull
down the pillars 81 the Go, emmett The Union
will again be restored. vet We ore not sauguine
with re-art 10 the : nth re-uming an immediate
affection for that Uu.on. acquiring any sud- en-
attachment the stars AMI stripe- Although
the cause ia winch they are en- iged j. founded
ON fraud aud corruption: vet. failing IN il, they
will expe, ence all the bit,erue-s OF de.eat, and
hatred of Federal rue. viii long r.nkle IN the
breasts of many. This generation in tie South
must piss AWAY before EN- hope Tor uniteI
and general LOYALTY in the Southern States
We DO anticipate time. however. when the
wicked and designing men, who to satisfy Their
selfish ambitions. imperiled the existence of Their
country. have gone to their account. deluded. ct
cir, ing 20 their deusion to the last, have left
the stage OF life. that another generation OF
Southern men. abhorring and cursing the crime
of the former class. and wondering at and pity
iag the folly and delusion of the latter. will he
mbued with that elevated patriotism and love OF
people. So mote il be
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
Cam ron ON Dawe..

Ia the dinner speech made by Mr. CAMERON at
Ii rrr,burs before going abroad lately. he made
the following reierelce 10 the Investigations into
his cause -, Nj YIN wytl'- committee:
Now gentlemen. ] could narrite To YOU IN this
Way mtns tncdents Of official connection NTH
the War Department Wee L necessary / would
give YOU some plricuiar- connected with the hi,.
tory OF tins man Dawes Who appetr~ 10 be most
active IN tie persecution against me. | under
stand Ire Is little prosecuting attorney living
sOmeu here in Massachusetts, | am yell aware
OF the real cause OF his eumity, AMI | will briefly
stale il. Some people OF Massachusetts, espec-
nlly about the good city OF Boston. own nearly
all the stock in the " limingtOn and Baltimore
Railroad. Notwithstanding that road has accu-
muated more money on account Of this by
tie transportation OF trOOIs ana war material for
the Government, than it even did before in double
the length OF time. (Which Tact was chiefly owing
10 the confidence | entertained IN us manage
ment) yet the managers OF the road were dis
pleased because a certain portion of the troops
were ordered 10 Washington via Harrisburg and
Baltimore.
When the bridge on the Wilmington and Bal
tinoie road were burned, IL become absolutely
he, es> ~ To construct new line OF ira el to
WashD- on BY my direction the President OF
tie PenI,>y wanna railroad, Mr. Thompson. ~
come, ton with the Win u. ton roads mtoe ar
rtu- ementS To- tun hue at boats from Perry vile
10 Annapolis. snd succceded IA getting the new
project into -ucc e>~iu operation. Ini- new route
suset u 1 tie Baltimore and Oho road was
taken -es,luu ol bv me iOr the tiuv eminent.
aisi uutii the bridges oi the Win ton road
we've repaired. la the meantime an arrdn- emeut
waS Intie bs the Htrri>bur- Reading and New
Jer>e, ruad>, t. REFUGE the i.te from * To tour
dollars from New lofk 10 Baltimore, er soldier.
But my actien IN th.S matter took money out oi
the purses at gentlemen Ia Boston, and Nj.
DIVES. who appeared Ia repre- ent the Interests
affected hectme my enemy ms l. the only
reason Tor his opposition Oi which | am aware. i
dO not know hm further than that he was Ire
qUeutiy hanging about Tie War Department, IN
company with other applicants for special iavors
Having my Whole time occupied N preparing an
army out Of and undscpne,l soldiers, oi
course my nave run cOuater To the desires OF
such gentlemen AMI consequently they now re
turn the d>tiVOr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
The ..>aianlc" ON the Anni.ersarics.

The v. Y. Heraid diudes 70 the ANN, er>ttes
now holding IA New York ia the allowing ir
re,eieut and >curr,lou> style:
s' ] lie rel -lou> auuIV erS.r.eS. with which this
city has been blessed Tor the past ieS days. IRE
how neirly concluded Ia a pecuniary point of
they have been very, ami de~erN ssily. un>uc
ce>siu tbete : no greater humOug oil record
thtu these annual aS>enbla- e. OF vagabon0.zng
p,r-ou- anl Iced, phiiauthrVpI,'S vino come here
Ia fas money oat % tue pockets 0i slnp.e people.
- .ar rom tceomp fishing any good. the moneys
c lecteI Al these tnnlNe r~Ary meetings support
ouls a set at laie, worthless ranters. who too
liz, 81 earn Their o~n livelihood. except IN this
~ iudiiug Wtuuer. Yer alter wear these gath
efin-s have eeea he'd. and vi,e and immortality
are jgst about ram. .,nt and prev alent ever.
Ou.narii, >Eeh a dismal failure To accomplish
any thing would be the rum of any organization
but when people dai'bie With reli. ION the, seem
To lose their common sense, and - they have
gone on. giving largely and receiving no returns.
Ihis Nesr Ne are glad L. notice that the var has
cut oh the suppl of the piuu> anuiver>ar, be-
gar. AMI We hope that the, VII suier accord
mgly 4"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

What wonderful man Governor Morton
must be. He says through his chamber maid
the Journal. that the railroad accident that &C
cunei at Sullivan, IN which Professor Fletcher
lost his life. few days since, was OccasiOne! bA
secessionist- for the purpose of taking his yaua
BILE lie We leave il Tor the citizens OF the State
without regard to party or party feeling, which
would have been the greater loss to Indiana, tie
death oil Governor Morton, or Professor Fletcher
man that occupies the position that Governor
Morton occupies and would for the advancement
OF party purposes. M the face of the evidence Civ
en- before the Coroner's jury and their verdict il
the ease. use the unfortunate and distressing nc
cldent. for party purposes, is unworthy OF th,
position he now holds. and OF the confidence o
the people to whom he owes his oihce.-kokom'
Press.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
n~.pec, tor the bbssh,

General MCMILLAN gave his army day Of
rest and regeneration ON Sund'y Thi- was hu-
mn e and Christian-ltke. AMI shows that his mil
itary ambition does not cloud his sense of right
or his sympathie- tor the welfare OF those under
his command. These are noble qualities in q
ommanding General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
The Negro Cmrry,mg the NAIL.

NJ. C0LTAx. frOm TIE COMMITTEE On FV-tOIhcts
and Posuoads. IN the House OF Representatives
IN ,de able aud m"-t conclusive report against
the f,natical Abolition bill which hid passed the
United States Senate. allowing negroes carry
tie Ualej States mails. The argument is con
elusive. and ia any other boIy bat the present.
Congress. Il would cause the bill To be almost
unanimously rejected.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
U. S. NaARsHAL'S NOTICE.
sTnited states of America, District os
Z EHd So


WHEREAs, libel of information has been filed in the
DISTRICT Court of the United Ststes, within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of lna a. the goth day
May ls62. John Hanna Esq. District Attorney Of the
United Staie for sand District of Indiana against two
vascs containing forty-fye gross army buttons, ninety
five piece god lace and cord. twenty yards bolng
cloth. TWO ruukS containing six pieces blue cloth. one
vase containing lot of gold lace and bullion or epau-
let's, nIr, packages. containing needles. buttons and
notions. barrel coal Oh, bag containing hun
dred Cro>> mill airy buttons, hundred ounces gold
bullion and hundred yards gold lace, seized at
l. Evansville, Indiana. for violation ct the law> OF
the United States. tie said goods and merchandise be-
ing cohtrabs nd Of and PRAYING proc> AGAINST said
goods, and that the may be condemned and sold a.
articles oonirdhand of war.
Now therefore IN pursuance Of the monition under Il e
seal of said Court 10 directed and delivered, DO here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said goods,
any part thereof, any manner nere,ted therein,
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
Of the United STATES to BE- held the CITY al Indianapo
lis and for The District Of Indiana the tenth day Of
June next 20 O'Clock Of the that day.
then and there inernoSe their claims ard make the
allegation in that behalf
DAVID 6. ROSE. L. s. Marshal.
Per J. ;. BIGELov-. Deputy.
Attest: JoHN H. REA, CLERK. may22-al5d
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

tT-S,y tie Ne~ York Herald: Standing
quietly aud securely IN capital deiendei by
Union sotlier-. S.n,tor SUNNTR iu,eisW bitter
l. against HALLrcK BunLL Nee ok and other
General. ho IRE f<h,ing out ia the b.ttehe .
tie quarrel he has done 20 much to provoke
The motive Of this attack j. the refusal Of the
Western Generals 10 bother them-elve, with he
groes and the negro question. Our General.
mean fighting. aud are perfectly willing to allow
SuMNIR perfect monopoly OF the inevitable ne
gro he 30 loves The difference between Hal
LICK aud SUMNER Gems 10 be that HALLECK
ca,es more ior the Union than for the neeru
aud SUMNtR cares more for the ne, no than ioI
the Union HALLEcK never interiere- with SUN
Mars negro. aud Why should SUMNER distre-'
himself about HALLECK's businessT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
MEDICAL.
PREVENTION IS BETTER TRAN CURE

FENO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
Organization, TO those by whom increase of
family from any reason Objectionable the nder>gned
would oer prescription which j. perfectly reliable and
safe. aud which been prescribed parts 81
the Old WOrldtOr the past century Although ti article
svery cheap and simple yet has been put up IN halt
bottles tnd sold very extensively the eNhrrbant
price Of - per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
ni>h the recipe for 81 by the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard any
drug for the rlfng Of % per year. ANY
physician lruggi, wtell you il perfectly harmless
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of eica
sent any part othe world receipt OF 81 by address
ing. DR. j. &. DENEkAUN
P.O Box, No. 1888. New Haven. Connecticut.
iIv22-d&w'sl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

sT-"The record Of honorable members says
tie New York World Tor FIVE uear some months
j. bad one The one thing into which they
have shro~n inst ne,ri j. Their releutle-- up
on General MCCLELLAN The one thing which.
demanding the utmost zeal. hmps like slnggard
cripple, Is the great measure of the sess'on-an
adequate tar bill. While Congress, Ike wound
Ell snake. drags its slow length along, our armies
a-e all alive and doing wonders. The history OF
the ~orll can not sho~ such rapid succession
OF brilliant .ncces.e. ~ have been achieved with
in the lat tWo m inths But many prominent
Consre--men never grow 20 warm ~ when carp
ing nj our Generals; never slack and luke
warm as IN relation to the measures indispensable
for feeding aud paying soldiers aud maintain
ing them IN the field ill their work - consumma.
tel +"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

Owing Ia The American war, preparations have
already been made In Eng land Ane Scotland to
sos ten times he breadh vi alx that ever was
so~u beforr. ad ia J. said that ireland v i'll have
a fourth surface covered with lax this year
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

From CoRINTH "A gentleman who lie Gen
II t.leckS army on Sunday mo'uiug, within three
miles of Caruth, SAYS all the clmepts had
three dus' rations served and that heavy skirm-
i>hing going or. our forces having dr, en- IL
all tine rebel Dickets He thinks that the great
battle la, been commenced - Louisville Journal
NM 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

FENHt ST. Pill the result much sfeaoy aud
full experience in all varieties of r. male comp aints
and in Of lrregul critics. SuppresoE Leuchorrhea
or Whites Inflammation OF the Bladder Kidney and
Womb, aud loss OF Nervous Energy, etc. Their is
above all praise.
Are entirely free from any Mercuria Mineral poison
purely vegetable, and free fromdanger; can be
used with perfect >afety-
Among the many thou ands that have used them in all
parts Of the Union speak i'll Of them, for all like
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
The Sullivan Affair.

SULLIVAN. lNp May IL, lroZ.
Mn. 3 r SUIGRovE-D rar Sir: We were
very much usfoui-hc.i at noticing in your Paper
OF Yesterday morning very incorporate article
IN reference 70 the unfortunate railroad disaster
AZ this place. 10y which Professor Fletcher came
u an untimely death, IN which our community i
most basey hbeled You state that "the evil
dence i almost conclusive that the collision was
a prem itated act" that this place "is an !
has been nest Of the most violent rebel sympa.
thizer-;' that Union men have been lynched
there, iht Union sentiments have been sup
pressed by violence: TINT "the traitors OF Snlli-
van have Kept a secession flag flying from tall
pole IN iuil sight OF every passing train: and that
lit has been notorious and disgusting hole OF
treason These charges against the town oi
Sullivan are, TO say the least, basely. if not ma
liciously false, and calculated 10 inure the repu-
taton of our county abroad
The verdict Of the cOroner's jury composed
OF men OF both plrties) y conclusive TO our
minds TO who did the act. and that the motive
was not to take the lite of Governor Morton,
and that 1t was not prompted by secession sym
paIhy
We, the undersigned, members of the Repub
lean party. and citizens ct sullivan, therefore
ask YOU to make this correction. and also to give
us the name Of your author We feel unwilling
that our political opponents should lie under any
such false mputation, or that the reputation oil
our county should suffer that our party may b,
bene6tted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
special Notice.

10 ADTERTZSERS-AH advertisements taken for
specified time, and oriered cat befo,e tie eepiyation
oftte time specified. cUb cdFyed tie re0ular ratDs
forthe sumo ~ 10 tie time they are orIered ouf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

- Parsons. Chicago LAWYER was trying a
case before jury, being counsel for the pris
oner. The judge was very hard on him, and the
jury brought in verdict OF guilty. Parsons
moved for trial. The JUICE denied h's
motion and embarked, "The court and jury think
the prisoner a knave and fool" Instantly the
counsel replied. The prisoner wishes me TO say
he Is perfectly satisted-he has been .riel by a
court and jury OF his peers"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

~ what abom,nable lies We have beer
told - exclaimed an uncombed, unwashed and
uucomely Newbern dam>e of forty five sum.
mers, a. Burnsides gallant boys were filing past
'Why. they said the Yankees were after beauty
and booty, but they hayn't touched me le'l'
And she lifted up her voice and wept that she hac
been 20 deceived
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

- Ii is estimated that the rebels, since the
war began, have DESTROYED 81, 900 400 worth OF
property in cotton, sugar. railroads, bridges.
Sels, ordnance &c., 70 prevent the same from
FILLING into Union hands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

CoNNEcroUT DIvINIs According to q cor
respondent OF the Wn-ted Herald the cleric
profession OF Hartford includes some rather dro
divines. One of them amused himself in the
night by running about the streets and pulling
peoples door belS, and also by firing a musk
with startling effect close by party OF romanti,
serenaders. Another clergyman, it is said. con
fines his care OF his flock mainly to his ''ewes,
and has fallen under suspicion, so that he may
find il advisable To resign.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

-" The number of postage STAMPS sold il
the New York postotiice has been gradually ia
crossing tor the past two m0I.tb, and is cOn>d
erel a sure Indication of the revival OF bushes.
generally. The amount now averages about
J. 800 per day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

ABRAHAMs BURIAL PLAcE-While the Prince
OF Vale, was AT Hebron. he and his suite obtain
ed permission 10 visit the cave of Macpeeh
Abrahams burial place They are the first
Christians that have been allowed to enter il
since the crusades, nearly seven hundred wears
ago. DIR. Stanley says every thing is kept in the
most beautiful order, and nothing could be more
satisfactory than the state in which the tomi,S are
preserved Abraham. Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Sa-
rah Rebecca and Leah are buried there
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

- There are NOV la operation ia Butfto
nenis twenty elevations which have been erected
al a cost 81 between $685. Ob sud S>nO 900 The
amount OF gram reee'' Ell last ear was upwards
OF 81 ,0OJ .OoO bushels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22

- The negroes from the near counties OF
MlrNlaud steal their masters stock and wagons
10 come into Baltmore. aud parties IN Mary and
have frequently stopped them 20 search the ~ag
ons tor "cuntrtbiads A negro, driving a
wagon TO town few DAYS ago. was thus stof ell
when he said:
No u>e booking in this wagon. massa. hahn
cot ANY concubine- dar"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-22
NJ ED!CAL.
VI A " u ID q Ed;
Nv LOST! HOW RESTORE !!
Jast Putt'shed in a Sailed Eayelope.

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