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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

DIR. Ludium's Specific,
Fos
GonOrrhea, elects, Whites Structures
o. THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.


,r,Hr so,o-rbes o. oornosiy called clsp. - o Dis
Vu.tins nalady. All "a 100 well kno-r % requiss
arV explanation Il = easy q oe Set bit y Is di1cuii %
g.t rie.r ~ aoopsnen that few admire. u per-
TAaes All classes of sec yboth male sne female rich
ana pocr both married and single Athough sotrolote
disras- che treatment ~ which. has genersy oesn
o-ee hau Itself. Tue common fa~ilionehN
treatment A. FIRST to deprive Of az business tben
come course II starvafonlitIng on bread ana tes
water Cruel kT1 81 siope yoa uasttncno oteo,
cupped or leached. combined ~ifb NAUSEA Nc neahes,
Every DAYS the mefscHes ale ehanesd- ana siteI
some months treatment Do this way which TIE paenf
bear with great foiade fear o ekposufe ne = as
charged or discharges himself with ar irriiabk nretor,
Sweied t. stcle enlargementef the pros ate glands
o. = disc ne Of the neck Of the bladder.
ThisSpecifc which acts like charm. with ate~ eosef
trose diseases andis quite peasenttotake and hch
has cured thousands IN New York. PhiadeiphiA BALI.
more tnsfry the Souhern cities. asertsn and
eeciua remedy that makts rand aDdperfnaneni cure.
without regard cef drink exercise. except Srest
ling Jumping o. over-sfrainng- Tbs remedy - IN
eqoae by anything yes Cor The care q tho<e
diseases IL is extracted from own plants and per-
fectly safe pnrely eetAhle II contains DO uier-
curry. % dat you expose yourself 60 AL knds %
weather. without The least danger nom The medicine.
And If you careful IN wrapping 40 your paste. You
viii have taste smell from H. 20 that .ou are not
deprived from going into company. roeine deiectedoy
nearest friends
This j. no qaack neiicine huia emedy discovered and
used with immense by regular ply sician .na
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate I.
CAUTloN-None J. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor. r. Davidson. around the box ~ N
Engagements Of trade marks viii be prosecuted via me
W f DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor
ribcinEsfi. Ohio.
Sold nv Druggists generally JANIS -d6nis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

wsunders,a1d TIA, His Excellency. Governor
MOsrOS. Is expressing the sppehension ,hst
there ~iIl be difficulty AZ the slss Mass Meeting
on Wednesday merit There wiiIbe none 80 far
as Democrats are concerned. Il is 10 be con-
vention Of the people. and they assemble here. as
they have right 70 do under The Constitution. 10
express their opinion zs 20 the proper policy Of
the Government in the present crisis Of the coun
try. Their only object is 70 preserve and perpet
uste a free Goverpment fsuch apurpose IS dis
loyal then the Democrats party may be charged
with disloyalty Governor MoRroS need not feel
the slightest apprehension inregard 10 the assemb
ling of Democratic Convention. The Democ-
rscy OF Indiana are the friends Of las and order.
Obedience to Law and a strict observ ance OF the
Constitution have been their teachings and their
practice from the beginning Of the Government.
They have no other doctrine and no other coun-
sci GOV HIS Excellency need not have the
slightest feu Of personal violence or any mani
festation Of personal disrespect from the Democ-
racy on Wednesday next. Not hair of his head
will be harmed. He will need no bayonets
to protect him. Toe only thunder he will
hear will be the indignant rebuke Of the people
in condemnation of corruption. of usurpations of
power and the attempt to pervert and change the
prosecution OF the wsr from constitutiosal objects
To the advancement of partisan schemss. and the
perpetuAtion Of party power.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

We have suspected that the articles appearing
in the Journal for several days past vere the pro
ductions OF the prolific genius Hs Exeellency
o p morton The article of YES erdsy morn
ing renders the fact certain The aversion to the
courts of this State for the settlem nj of cues
tons involving State honor and Site integrity
i but the natural result Of conscious guilt We
think We can say to the Governor that his threats
of a suit in the United States Court to compel
State officers to do their duty, is a very harmless
aGnir. and all iutimidations Of that kind pass as
the idle wind The State officers are fully con
scious that the Federal Courts have jurisdic-
ton of such case. and if the Governor wishes
to enlighten himself on the powers and jurisdie-
ton of that Court he may refresh his law learn
ing on this subject by referring TO 9TH Cranch.
page SOL. in the case Of McISrYRE vs.. WooD.
We do not know but that the recent decisions
Of the Circuit Court Of Marion County may have
an important bearing upon the mind of the
Governor and increase his belief in the lurisdc-
ton of the Federal Court in this We hope
the Governor will keep cool; consider his own
position: do his duty; call the Legislature
together to appropriate money TO pay the debts
of the State and thereby preserve her honor, and
save his own reputation from the stigma of re-
pudiation. If. however His Excelency cannot
consent to call together. as he has the consti-
tutional right TO do, the only power
that can obviate the disgrace that may fall upon
the State for the non fulfllment of her plighted
faith we hope ne will cease his efforts to throw
the blame upon honest men for the purpose Of
shielding his disuuion friends, whose secession
procvties have brought upon all the troubles
which the Governor is attempting to obviate by
having public officers corrupt themselves to shield
him and his friends from the odum that must at
tach to a failure to meet an honest Indebtedness
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

Returning will leave indianapolis at 700 p NJ.
Tickets at halffare can be had ut the reg alar
stations between Richmond and indianapolis on
the above day.
CINCINNATI RoAD.-The following are the
regulations upon this road:
Ha!t-fare tickets will be on sale at all stations
betwee- Greensburg and Lawrenceburg. good on
the accommodation and express trains west the
18th and mail west of the Both. and good to re
turn on the night express east of the 20th and
the Chicago express mail of the 81 81
day of May. 1868; and said tickets will not be
good. and will not be taken any other days or
trains
An express train will be run from Greensburc
10 Indianapolis and return, on Wednesday Nav
GOTH 1868. as per the following time table:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

lie board OF Supervisors an Adams County
Illinois. IN ~bieh j. located abe city OF Quincy.
have passed the foliowins resolution:
Resoartd. That the Board of Supervisors of
Adams Co'iniy request Their Representative s IN
the Legislature 10 have an act passed Authorizing
them 10 call anrelection in said county, for the
purpose oil raising tax To pay the amount re
quired by law to exempt those who nav be con-
scripted from this county
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

JEFFERsoSvILLE RAiLKoAp-The annual ra
port of the Board OF Directors of the jefferson.
vile Railroad Company. shows the road to DE in
a highly prosperous condition. The total net
passenger earnings OF the road for the year end
INK Dec. 81 1852. amounts TO the handsome sum
of $751; ,l3s 81
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MILLS.
c. HICKMAN. J. n. MAC ARTHUR,
Late d the Capital Nils
BATES CITY MILLS
{. HICKMAN

U,HE uSDERsIGNEDHAvINGLE LEASED TIE ABOVE
Aills Tor % ysArs foE the purpose Of
featuring 81 and q Flour expressly for ire city trsds
would respectfully invite the ei1ens q Indianapolis sud
vicirify 10 give fion trs Tor. WITH Srsrence
trade, competent OF giving enu.e sNsfsc-
tiCn.
We also keep constantly Rye Flour Corn Meal, Corn.
Oats and ala MID Feed. wi seli
any house 10 the City.
All order. eft al he Mn or Ar our Store No 2es East
Washington street VII be promptly ailed AID delivered "a
any part of the City
Terms Cash.
mye-di4 HICKMAN MACARTHUR
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Irinr af Indiananalis Id ln.nn

The train returning will leave indianapolis Al
precisely O'Clock T. VI. Half fare tickets good
for this train onlv.
TERRE HAuIE RoAD.-An excursion train will
be furnished BY this road. but We have not ye
received the running arrangements. Hand bill:
will be issued announcing the time Of departure
from the different stations
PERU RoAD.--This road will carry passenger:
at half fare between Peru and indianapolis. on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Nav ~ and 20. com
ing ~. and Wednesday and Thursday. May e
and u returning from indianapolis
First Train-Leave Peru ai 20 A VI con
Meeting at Kokomo with night train from LOgans
port. Valparaiso and Chicago
Second Train-Leave Peru at 40 A. NJ. on
the arrival OF the train from the East on the T. d
". K X.
Third Train-Leave Peru at 1915. p n
connecting at Kokomo with train on C. 4 G. All
Line.
RETURNING.
First Train-Leave indianapolis at 1894 p
VI connecting at Kokomo with train on G. &
Air Line K. X. for Logansport, Valparaiso aud
Chicago.
Second Train-Leave indianapolis at 4.35 p
NJ, making close connections at Peru with trains
on L. & W X. r.. for " abash, Huntington, Fort
Wayne anu Toledo.
Third Grain-Letve indianapolis at $50 p
NJ. connecting at Kokomo with night train for
Logansport. Valparaiso and Chicago.
Tickets must be purchased at the stations.
The BELLEFoSrAINE RAILROAD will issue half
fare tickets on Wednesday. May %, under the
following regulations:
Tickets will be sold only to parties OF twenty
and upward. AT Pendleton, Anderson Munce and
Winchester; and 20 parties of ten and upward at
other stations on the line
The tickets will be good coming west on the
accommodation train only, on the Doth Return
ing they will be good on the night express " ednes
dav evening, the Goth, and the accommodates
or Thursday. the 2lst. On any train after that
they will DE taken for only the portion of the fu
fare they represent except the morning expires.
east, on which train they will not be received
The company reserves the right to aside
this arrangement nj anv tme ii the cars of The
company shall be required for the service of the
Government, To interfere herewith Tt
this end tickets will not be sold until the morn
ing of the Goth instant
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY This road vii
run excursion train on the 10Th, leaving the
different stations as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

REslsSArIox or GKS CRITrrSDtx Brig Gen
Thomas T Criitenden. of this State has tender
cd has resignation 10 Gen. Rosecrans. The rea
sol he assigned is. that certain charges which he
had preferred against Col. Caldwell of The slst
Indiana for disloyalty. we're suppressed by his
superior officers The Lieutenant Colonel, Major
and Ad,utAnt ut the sic. have resigned for the
-soe rsssou.-lFort WAYNE Sentnct.
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From he New York Express.
Naliand = ham-Ghe Dry rortugns.

The following very important paragraph %
pe'r> in the Washington Chronicle, semi ofh
cial:)
We understand that the members of the
Court Martial which has besu irving q L va
landghsm NJ Cincinnati. Ohio. have agreed on
verdict. and submitted it to Gen. Burnside to
he approved or disspprovei ~ him The ma
jority Of The Court re learn hare senfencsd Mr.
FaiIaRdigkgm TO the Dry Toriugas for tIrO years
The minority. 1t i said were in favor OF sending
him South. with the Injunction not to until
the war i over
The Dry Tortugas is the American Botany
Bay. and more cruel or more atrocious sen
tence" than this could not be rendered II ever
the civil iaw resumes IT. sway in this country.
every military actor in il will be the victim of
the law as long As he lives.
Even the Drum Head Court Martial establish
ei in Cincinnati failed TO rrove even It's own
charges against Nallandi CHAM There vas moth
ing in bis Mount Vernon speech unpttriotic OF
disiov al aye. nothing but what was in defense OF
the Constitution and the LAWS. and in every re
spect conservative and Just.
Beware beware men Of the Administration.
that YOU do not stretch the cord of human endu-
rance too far Thousands prefer death 10 slave
~ Remember. that II ever a military despOtsm
X established over the Western people, they will
avenge themselves in arsons and as-assiuatous.
Stand by the aw-overthrow not the law be true
10 the Constitution OF your eoantry. Desolate
not this Northern land in the misery OF civil war.
BY oycrthroslng here the whole civil Law.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

~ nc - - ~ n II ~ o. -
VVvIIL BF OPENED 0N WEDNESDAY. THR 18TH
w OF NAY They are situated miles from
half nile north - the Beiicfontane rail-
road in beau hi grove All efforts viii be made TO
accommodate guests.
Boarding from g. n 10 IS 90 per week. or 81 on per
dav m5-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16


This train has all rights of regular passenger
train
Halt fare tickets will be on sale at all the
above named stations. good on excursion trains
and said tickets will not be good and will not be
taken on any other days or trains
All persons on trains without excursion tickets
will be charged full fare. Excursion tickets
issued by the indianapolis and Madison railroad
will be received rs per contract designated on
said tickets.
JEFFkRsoNvILLE RAILRoAD-H, lf fare tickets
will be good ON any OF tive regular trains on this
Rad on the 1871 and , ifh coming TO- and on the
2Dth ami Dist going from thls city I he time
oi the arrival smd departure OF these trains th-
city. J. a. follows
ARRIvE.-At AS A NJ. 1890 P NJ and :: 10
p. M
LaAvr.-At 200 A NJ, 400 P NJ. aud 6.5o
p. NJ
MADISON kMLRoAD.-An excursion train will
be run Tor the accommodation OF those wishing
Ia attend the Coz eution. leaving North VI allison
at 4.S0 A VI North Vernon 5:l) A NJ. Gu
lumhu~ Gas NJ Fnnklin (srrive) 800 A
vi Franklin {ieVe $50 A VI arrivios II In
dantpoli- Al $40 A. VI Returning. sill leave
indianapolis at 500 p. VI Excursion tickets
will be sold AT the following rates: Frum Madi-
ison and Eliztbethtown. and intermediate points
at 81 80. AL stations north OF Ehzabe,htown
full care going will he charged ~
Excursion tickets will also be sold fo- the trains
leaving Madison At 300 NJ. on Tuesday, the
l9,h inst. anu 6.ll0 A. VI. on the Goth inst
Return ticket free-good on any of the l. NJ
trains the 2Oth And Dist inst.
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WANTED.


ENOR SALE.-A first class Saloon Illinois street oi
sale cheap for cash-now doing a good business.
aud ittted up first class style For particulars apply
to L. II. HAMIIS.
Resi- Estate Agent. No. Is, South Illinois Street.
myS-,i1w
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Railroad Arrangements for the DEM
ocratfc Mass Convention.

LAFAYETTE kSD lSDiANhPoLis ROAD = nis
rad ~ill run half fare train 20 the Democratic
State Mac Convention to be he'd At lniiarspo-
liz. Wednesday. May % Thetrain will leane as
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
To The Defnocracu Of Ohio:

4 U UF DtfHOCTdCu VI Ofuo.
am here in military bastile for no other of
Tense than my political opinions. and the defense
OF them. and of the rights of the people, aud Of
your constitutional liberties Speeches made in
the hearing of thousands of you in denunciation
of the usurpations of power, niractlons OF the
Constitution and laws, and of military despotism
the sole of nv arrest and imprson-
meut am DemOcrat-for Constitution, Tor
law. tor the Union, for lberty-ths is nv only
crime" For no disobedence tc the Constlu
ton; for no violation of law; for no word sign,
orgestnre of sympathy with the men OF the South,
who are for disunior and Southern Independence
but in obedience 10 their demand well the
demand of Northern Abolition dsunionists and
traitors, am here in bonds to day; but
Time, at last, sets all things event.
Meanwhile, Democrats of Ohio, of the North
west OF the United States, be firm. be true To
your principles, to the Constitution. to the Union.
and all will vet be well As for myself. adhere
to every principle and will make good, through
imDriSonment and lite itself. every pledge and
declaration which have ever made, uttered. or
maintained from the beginning. To YOU to the
whole people, to TINE, again appeal Stand
6rmi Falter not an instaati
{ l.. NALLANDGHAM.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16

S,TRAYED FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER, on THE "a
- Of May in Henderson's addition. in indianapolis
Gray Horse. Is hands HIGH old wind broken. len
side hair scratched of thought him al Burrows sbis
the 18th Of April. I will LITERALLY reward Any per-
that Tim gives information that will lead
TO his recovery. "#
my6-dzt PATRICK BRANlN.
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AMUSE NJ ENTS.
METROPOLITAN HAIL.

Benefit n Mr. J. q. Ashmer. Three iue pieces Firs
appearance this season q Ms Hattie Ashmer.
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REWARD.
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

ID u AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER LIVING
III IN Pike township. on May 4th, MAET O'LEARr II
years old, bound girl. hereby forbid any person or
persons iron har0orug OF listing her ny account
viii nO pay any bills Of her Contracting
Nay 18th, 1888. JOHN ARCHER
nlyI2-d-t
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-16
Oregon Street-l 3l567 SO 10 IL II.
Utah Street-l l23456769 10 ii -.
Park-l 23 ass.

Notice is hereby given, that all the lands and
town lots described in the preceding delinquent
tax list, or as much of each as may be necessary,
will, on the first Tuesday in May next, the same
still remaining unpaid, be sold for taxes. pen.
atty, and costs due thereon, at the Court House,
in Hiavaths. The sale to continue frcm day to
day, until al is sold.
GEO. J. ENGLEHART,
April 9, le63-4s. County Treasurer.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-16

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!; Miami Street-12 8 12 l6 19 20 %
"a &c % 80 "a 3S AZ a 46 So 54 Sc
60 81 SO 72 "a 76 s. Sc SO 80 90 "a
96 l02 l0S l12 lls l20 l22 l24 126
l2S l30 1872 1874 1856 13S l44 I46 l4s
$50 l5e l5s l60 1872 l64 l66 l6s 170
l72 l74..l76.
Shawnee Street, S 6 79 IL IL l3
Ii is l6 II 10 90 % % 80 80 "a IS
SO 81 3s 80 40 Al % As AZ as 49 81 So
IS Sc 81 So SO 60 81 81 &c 6S 20 ~
73 "a rs 76 7S 70 so So "a IS sc 81 SO
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Delaware Street-123456791 10 II
1913 IA Is l6 Is 19 20 % 81 % 90
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loI l2s l32 1874 1913 l43 l55 l46 l49 149 $50
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17

fire instantly drove them back. They could
not "face the music" The next movement
of the battle was one in which the Massachu-
sets 18th was engaged. The letter says;-
CATER this maneuvre a second line of Skin
mishcrs was thrown forward to the brow of
the hill skirting the river, and two regiments
of North Carolina troops-the Goth and 2Sth-
came charging on our extreme right, over the
railroad near the bridge. This post was held
by Colonel Heath, commanding the brigade,
which was the first of the second division, and
consisted of the 10Th Maine, 10Th Massachu =
sets, LIST Minnesota, and SID New York. Our
boys waited for their 'erring southern breth-
ren,' who came on with a yell, until they
reached the track of the railroad when Il vol
| ley, and another, and another, sent them home
| at pace which leties illustration. The brig
AIDE of Carolnans, which was commanded by
Brig. Gen. Heth, broke out and fled, hiding
themselves behind the rocks and bushes along
the stream. This brigade of North Carolini-
ans was Pettigrew's old brigade, and tie men
I prided themselves on their proves. But the
men opposed to them were too well versed in
! fighting to be inundated, and they gave the
/ Landed heroes the best turn in the shop. II
was laughable to see them extricate them
selves from their dilemma
Over five hundred rebels were captured al
this times and two ebel flags were captured
one by the New York SD regiment, and one
| by the 10Th Maine. In the whole fight some
$50 rebels were captured and about $50 killed
or wounded. The 10Th Massachusetts haC
two killed and eight wounded, among then
Lieut.. Stevens, slightly. The other names are
not reported The sgd New Y ork had sever
killed and eighteen wounded the 10Th Maine
one killed and twelve wounded; the lst Min
nesota, one killed and twenty wounded. The
whole number killed and wounded on our sid,
is said to be about two hundred.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-17

New YORK, Oct ia special dispatch
from Chattanooga, dated Oct. 10, says Mo
hostile demonstrations by the enemy on the
front since the 9TH. Their batteries on Look
out mountains and on the left are silent Our
batteries have driven the rebels from Mis-
sionary Ridge and Lookout mountain. Up
to noon to-day all quiet. Deserters from the
Sd Kentucky state that a fight occurred on
the 9th between a Georgia brigade and the
rebel regulars, the former refusing to go out
of the state Several Of our men and AMI
mails have been killed by sharpshooterS from
the south bank of the Tennessee river.
Trains are again running regularly on the
Stevenson railroad.
The rebel cavalry raiders are now COM
pletely scattered between Duck and Elk riv-
ers. strong rebel picket guard, with a
lieutenant, came into our lines in Il bod yes
terday, and reported that the rebels are build
ing pontoons. This is thought to be an indi-
cation of an attempt to dislodge US by a flank
movement across the river, which Rosecrans
has amply provided for. There has been no
communication with Burnside for several
days. His army is doing good service, but
not in the manner generally supposed at the
north.
Longstreet has superseded Polk The lat
ter has issued farewell address. The rebel
papers report that JEFF. Davis is about to take
command of Bragg'S army. Our goth and
2lst CORPS have been consolidated as the 4th
army corps, under Gen. Granger. Gems. Nc
Cook and Crittenden have been ordered to
Indianapolis.