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Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
The Dry Tortugas-Sauce for the
Goose, Sauce for the Gan6er.

While Mr.. Vallandigham. of Ohio has been
sentenced by court martial to two years i'm
prisonment, involving hard labor and association
with criminals of the lowest kind on the island in
the Gulf Of Mexico known as the Dry Tortugas.
1--WE wonder he was not sent to the Wet Tortu-
gas.) for making a speech against the Admins
tration. Wendell Phillips. who has recently made
a worse speech against the Government, insulting
to Mr.. Lincoln and his Cabinet and denouncing
the two Senators from Massachusetts. is still at
large. and neither Provost Marshal nor squadron
Of soldiers has been dispatched to arrest him. In
his late speech he has said more against the Con
stitution, the supreme Law of the land than all
that Vallandigham ever said in the whole course
Of his life. Why should any distiRction be made
in the two cases? What is sauce for the goose is
sauce for the gander. But we are opposed to
any such arrests. Liberty of speech, liberty of
the press and trial by jury are among the sacred
institutions of this republic solemnly guaranteed
to all its citizens. N. Y Herald.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

We understand that His Excellency. Governor
morton. is expressing the apprehension that
there will be difficulty at the STATE Mass Meeting
on Wednesday next. There will be none so far
Democrats are concerned. 1t is to be a con-
vention Of the people, and they assemble here, as
they have right to do under the Constitution to
express their opinion as to the proper policy of
the Government in the present crisis of the coun-
try Their only object is to preserve and perpet-
uate free Government. Ifsuch purpose is dis
loyal, then the Democratic party may be charged
with disloyalty. Governor MoRroS need not feel
the slightest apprehension in regard to the assemb
ling of Democratic Convention. The Democ-
racy of Indiana are the friends Of law and order.
Obedience to law and strict observance 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 now. His Excelency need not have the
slightest fear of personal violence or any mani
festation Of personal dlsrespect from the Democ-
racy on WedD, sday next Not a hair Of his head
will be harmed. He will need no bayonets
to protect him. The 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 war from constitutional objects
to the Advancement of partisan schemes. and the
perpetuation Of party power.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

This train has all rights of regular passenger
train
Half 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 trains.
All persons on trains without excursion tickets
will be charged full fare. Excursion tickets
issued by the indianapolis aud Madison railroad
will be received per contract designated on
said tickets.
JEFFERsoSvILLE 2AILRoAD-Half fare tickets
will be good any Of the regular trains on this
road on the 18th aud Goth coming to, and on the
10Th and 2lst going from this city. The time
of the arrival and departure of these trains at this
city, is as follows:
ARRIvE.-At 4:45 A. NJ, 1890 P. NJ. and g. 10
PM
LAAvE.-At 700 A. NJ, 400 P. NJ. and $50
Pm.
MADISON RAILRoAD.-An excursion train will
be run for the accommodation of those wishing
to attend the Convention. leaving North Madison
at 4:3O A. NJ, North Vernon $40 A NJ, Co
lumbus 645 A. NJ, Franklin (arrive) 500 A.
NJ. Franklin (leave $50 A. NJ. arriving at In.
dianapolis ac $40 A. NJ Returning, will leave
Indianapolis at 500 P. NJ Excursion tickets
will be sold at the following rates: From Mad-
ison and Elizabethtown. and intermediate points,
at 81 80. All stations north of Ezabethtown,
full gare going will be charged.
Excursion tickets will also be sold for the trains
leaving Madison at 800 p NJ. on Tuesday, the
18th inst, and 600 A. NJ. on the Doth inst
Return tickets free-goo6 on any of the l. & NJ
trains on the Doth AID 2lst insts
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

Col. Blake, having been exchanged, returns
70 morrow to resume the command Of this brave
and efficient regiment. He takes with him, be
sides other testimonials of regard in which this
fiae body Of men is held. new national and regi-
mental flags. On the regimental flag Uncle
Sam has inscribed in gold. the battles Of "Shiloh
"Chaplin Hill" and "Stone River" and the pa
triotic ladies Of Lafayette have beautifully en-
broidered ia silk the shirmshes "Mumfordsvlle," I"
Manchester" and Bo Sling Green" herapid
movements of this now historical regiment
have earned them a sobriquet of "Blake's Grey
hounds, and grey hound in full career is appro-
priately embroidered on the right hand corner Of
this gallant battle Aag-[La Lafayette lInd.) Cour.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
Preparing for the CONSUMPTION.

The Board of Supervisors 10 Adams County
Illinois, in which is located the city of Quincy
have passed the following resolution:
ResoiUed, That the Board of Supervisors oil
Adams County request their Representatives ia
the Legislature TO have an act passed authorizing
them to call an election in said county. for the
purpose Of raising tax to pay the amount re-
quire'i by law to exempt those who may be con
scripted from this county.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

NEW YORK. May l6.
Flour-Opened heavy and closed dull and
l0@l5c lower; Sc l096 25 for extra State; S6
6006 65 for extra round hoop Ohio. and So 20
al 80 for trade brands.
Whisky-Dull and dropping.
Pork-Dull, aad shade easier for old. and
steady for new mess.
Lard--Opened dull and closed steady at about
yesterdays prices, 3z@l03sc.
Money-Active, at 5(96c. Sterling Exchange
steady at lG41z@l65 for good first class bills.
Gold is unchanged. opening at 1896. and closing
at 5014 @5o3lc prem. ess,
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

Returning. will leave Indianapolis at 700 P NJ.
Tickets at half-fare can be had at the regular
stations between Richmond and indianapolis on
the above dey.
CINCINNATI RoAD.-The following are the
regulations upon this road:
Halffare tickets will be on sale at all stations
between Greensburg and Lawrenceburg, good on
the accommodation and express trains west the
18th and mail west of the Doth, and good to re
turn on the night express east of the Goth and
on the Chicago express mail east of the 2lst
day of May, 1863; and said tickets will not be
good, and will not be taken on any other days or
trains
An express train will be run from Greensburg
to Indianapolis and return, on Wednesday, May
2nfh IS63 as ner the folio wing time tahla.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

cB Vincennes elected the Republican ticket
by about 90 majority louisville Democrat
On the contrary, Mr.. Harney, the Republicans
elected but one candidate OF the thirteen off
GERS voted Tor. The Democrats elected Mayor,
Treasurer, Marshal, Clerk, City Attorney, three
School Trustees, and four out OF the Councilmen
chosen. Will you be kind enough to make a
note ont 7"
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
LEGAL.

CyTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SS-ln the
Marion Circuit Court Of Marion County in the State Of
Indiana, September Term, A. ID. lS6S.-Amsnda N.
Houster Henry Houster.
Be it known that the 18th day Of May. In the year
1863, the above named plaintiff, by her attorney
filed i'm the ofice Of the Clerk Of the said
Court her complaint against said defendant In the
above entitled cause together with affidavit Of COM
petent person. that said defendant, Henry Houster 10
not resident of the State of Indiana.
Said defendanis therefore, hereby notified OF the hling
and pendency Of said complaint against him, and that
unless he appear and demur thereto ct the
calling Of said the of the next term Of
said Court be begun and held Al the Court House, In
the city ofndianapols the fourth Monday In Septem
Der next said complaint the matters and things there
In contained alleged will be heard and determnedin
bis absence. WILLIAM WALLACE, CLERK.
c. W. QrInsx Attorney for Plaintiff. nyl5w3w
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

WANTED A AFURLoUGH.-General Rosecrans a
few days ago. received the following pertinent
letter from an indignant private: "General-I
have been in the service eighteen months, and
have never received a cent. desire furlough
for fifteen days, in order to return home and re-
move my family to the poor house" The Gen.
eral granted the furlough.-[ Cleveland Leader.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

With deep grief the Commanding General an
nounces TO the army the death or Leus Gen. T.
J. jackson, who expired on the 10th inst, mt 3:l5
p. NJ. The daring, skill and energy Of this
great aud good soldier, BY the decree of an all
wise Providence. are now lcst to US; but while We
mourn his DEATH we feel that bis spirit still lives,
and will inspire the whole army with bis indomi
table courage and unshaken confidence in God
AS our hope and strength Let his name be
watchv ord to his corps. who have followed him
to victory on so many fields. Let the officers
and soldiers initiate bis inyincible determination
TO do everything In the defense of our beloved
country. X. f. LIE, General.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
from washington.

THr MuScHAusES SIoRIEs or THE ApMISisrRA-
rlos-RrAL CoSDIrioS or RIoHNoSD-PosI-
rioE AND MOVEMENTS OF GEs. lEE--VALuE
OF HALLEcK's GEsERALsHIP-HooEER's CAM
rAIss ONE OF LrSooIS's BRILLIANT VICTORIES
-ouR WOUNDED STILL IN THE ExExY's
HANDS
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

RESIGNATION or GEs CRITrENDES Brig. Gen.
Thomas t. Crittenden, of this State. has tender
ed his resignation to Gen. RoSecrans. The rea-
soL he assigned is. that certsin charges which he
had preferred against Col Caldwell. of the s1st
Indiana, for disIoyalty, were suppressed by his
superior officers. The Lieutenant Colonel, Major
and Adjutant of the 6lst have resigned for the
same reason - Fort Wayne Sentinel
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

JEFFERsoNvILLE RnLRoAD-The annual re.
port of the Board of Directors of the Jefferson
vile Railroad Company, shows the road to be in
highly prosperous condition. The total net
passenger earnings Of the road for the year end
ing Dec 81, 1862. amounts to the handsome sum
Of 1887 ,l37 "a.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

dnAS A MONTH! want to hire Agents In ev-
sl) I'D cry county at e75 . month, expenses paid,
to se1 my new, cheap Family Sewing Machines
myll-v3m Address, s. MADISON, Alfred. Me-
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
CONF M ERcIAL.
BT TELSeRArH.l
Cincinnati Market.

CIsc,ssArr. May l6.
Flour-Unsettled. and prices remain nominal;
the best grades of superfine could not be sold at
over S. 90.
Wheat-Dull. and prices nominal mlers not
offering over 81 10 for red. Corn and oats are
unchanged ana dull.
Whisky, 4lc
Money-Gold, steady at 47c prem. Silver,
3O@35c prem. Exchange. Lc prem.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
S--T--1s60--x.
AKESPLANTATION BITTERS

CHARACTERIZATION BITTERS
Exhausted natures grea; ressorer. delightful bever
age and active tonic confosed Of pure ST. crOs Rum
aud herbs. Il in-gorsss The body, without stn
uiatng the brain II destroys scdity Of tbe stomach.
cres;es an appetite and strengthens the system 1t Is
certain for dyspepsia Constipation. Dsrhea LIVER
Complaint and Nervous Hradsche, and prevents Mas
matte disease from change Of Diet water 6c It can be
day by old young, and is spar1icu
lary recommended weak and delicate persons SOLD
by all Grocers, Druggists Hotels and Saloons. P. h.
Drake Co., 2o2 Broadway. New York
janl2-d&wltaw6m
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18


The train returning will leave Indianapolis at
precisely O'Clock p NJ. Half-fare tickets good
for this train only
TERRE HAUrE RoAD.-An excursion train will
be furnished by this road, but we have not yet
received the running arrangements. Hand bills
viii be issued announcing the time of departure
from the different stations.
PERU RoAD.-This road will carry passengers
at half fare between Peru and indianapolis. on
Tuesday and Wednesday, May l9 and 90. com
ing to. and Wednesday and Thursday, May 20
and 2l returning from Indianapolis.
First Train-Leave Peru at 20 A. NJ, con-
Meeting at Kokomo with night train from Logans
port, Valparaiso and Chicago.
Second Train-Leaye Peru at 40 A. NJ. on
the arrival of the train IRON the East on the T. 4
W. X. r.
Third Train-Leave Peru at 1915. P. NJ,
connecting at Kokomo with train on G. & G. Air
Line.
First Train-Leave Indianapolis at 1884 p.
NJ. connecting at Kokomo with train on G. & G.
Air Line R. r. for Logansport, Valparaiso and
Chicago.
Second Trair-Leave Indianapolis at 4:35 P.
NJ, making close connections at Peru with trains
on t. & W R. R., for Wabash. Huntington, Fort
W WaYne anu lOteuO-
Third Train-Leave indianapolis at $40 p.
NJ. connecting at Kokomo with night train for
Logansport, Valparaiso and Chicago.
Tickets must be purchased at the stations
THE BELLEFoNrAISE RAILROAD will issue half
fare tickets on Wednesday, May 90, under the
following regulations:
Tickets will be sold only to parties of twenty
and upward, at Pendleton, Anderson, Muncieand
Winchester; and to parties of ter and upward at
other stations or the line.
The tickets will be good coming west on the
accommodation train only. on the Doth. Return
ing they will be good the night express W edhes-
day evening, the Goth. and the accommodation
on Thursday, the 2lst On any train after that,
they will be taken for only the portion of the full
fare they represent, except the morning express
east, on which train they will not be received
The company reserves the right to set aside
this arrangement at any time, il the Cars of the
company shall be required for the service of the
Government, so as to interfere herewith To
this end tickets will not be sold until the morn
ing of the Doth instant.
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILwAY--This road will
run an excursion train on the both, leaving the
different stations as follows:
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
Death of s,stonewaII" Jacasen-Offi.
ciaI Announcement of the Fact.

cIaI Announcement OF the Fact.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToNAc,)
May a. 1863.
The following letter and order are published in
the Richmond Sentinel:
CHAscELLoRvILLE. May 4.
To Lieut.. Gen. I. J. Jackson:
GENERAL: have just received your note in
forming me that you are wounded. cannot ex-
press my regret at the occurrence. Could have
directed events, ! should have chosen, for the
good of the country. to have been disabled in
your stead congratulate you upon the victory
which is due to your skill and energy.
Most truly yours. X. Z LEE, General.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18

TREATMENT OF ALL TIE DISEASES OF TBT
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
L-N ~. h II. Hea
PRICE, ONLY TEN Cent?.
A Medical Report,
Coatassss1ag Thirty Fine Pldtes ara Ehgraoagsoyss
AndtOfa5 aud PhysiOlO0y ri f6e Se0S- d,r90sls is.
sfase If Be,flh aRd Dise0ss.
ON EEw METHOD Oy
treating yenerlal Diseases, inclu-
ding syphilis IN all its
Gonorrhes, elect, Structure, VsTi-
cocile, and Hydrocee, Diseases u
the Kidneys. Bladder &C, with
out mercurgf containing ysi-
usbe treatise on tbatwide-spreso
malady Of youth, Seminal Weak
ness. Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, ImPoteDoy, &C, the SC
cret infrmities OF youth and ma
turty arising from the baneful
habit fself-abuse. To which added observations
Female Diseases, and other interesting matter OF the ut
most importance the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability 20
enter that Sent any address in sealed wrap
per, receipt OF ten cents OF four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention TO the treat
ment ofthe varOas private diseases treated Of In pr
report Our Dspensary the sny Institution Of the
charter and this fact should give preference over The
various quacks Of doubtful character 20 be foun an
large cities.
Important To Females.
One department OF our Dspensery specially devoted
to the treatment Of the Diseases of Females such Lu
chohea, white, Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Menstfuaton Nervous and General Debility Diseases cf
be Womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consultations and examinations free Of charge.
Also for sale, DR. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Obsructions Irregularities, &c Married la
dies in certain situations should not them, they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per box, and may be
sent by mail.
DR.. GALEN'S PREvESTINE-AD invaluable srticlS
for those wishing 10 Emit the number Of their offspring,
Of the barren who desire children; warranted not TO IN
ure the health and win last for lifetime. Sent 10 any
address, under seal, receipt o. the price-Tw0 DOL
LARS
PATIENTS AT A DISTINCTLY sending bre'
statement of their symptoms will receive Blank Chart
containing Ist Of questions terms for the Of
treatment &c Medicines sent 70 any of the country
70 cure any case at home free from danger curiosity
Autrsnssctions private and ocnhd@ntial- Rsmerbe1
the name and number.
Direct all lettersto
GALEg's HEAD DIsFESsART,
novis-sed&vly Louisville. Ky.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE
DEMOCRATIC STATE
Mass Meeting
1T LvDI.a.y.aPOLFS,
Wednesday, Goth May, 1868.

The mass meeting of the Democratic and other
the State House yard. at Indianapolis, on
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
Railroad dArrangemeuts for the DEM
0cratfc Maxs Convention.

LAFAYETTE AND INDIANAPOLIS RoAD -Ib.s
road will run a half fare train to the Democratic
State Mass Convention. to be held at Indianapo
lis. Wednesday, May 20. The train will as
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
To Lieut.. Gen. I. ]. Jackson:
General Orders No. el.

HEADQUARTERS NORTHERN VIRerSIA,l
Nav IL, 1863.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
WANT z D.

dtOn A MONTH"; We want agents at ~ .
DOU month, expenses paid, 10 sell cur koevlu<f-
fng Peaciis Oriental Bu~n<rs, sDf Is other new us>-
fui and curious articles. Is circnls 5. free
1yll-wsm SHAW CLARK, Bddsfrd. Ne.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
MEDICAL BOOKS. &C.
GAlEN'S HEAD DlSPENSARY.
CHARTERED

BY TIE LEGISLATURE or KENTUCKY FOX IN
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF TBE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
Indiana State sentinel., 1863-05-18
PRICK ONLY Ten Cent?.
A Medical ReDOrt.

C5nfasstizsg Thirty Fine Fldtes EReTacssgsoyEs
anatomy aud Physi0io0y n the seSD- Orq0,Is is..
sfase of HssElh dnd Dise0ss.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22

The IRIsHMANs SPURs-A Funny Story
Many years ago, in England, when travellers
were wont to journey on horseback, and sleep
two in bed at tayerns, the following droIl
incident occurred at Chester Two young bloc
ds stopped at the Red Fox tavern, and while
going up to bed late at night, Git being hot
weather,) they discovered the door of one of
the bedrooms open. 1t so happened that
a Scolchman and an Iriskman were both
asleep in the bed and the Irishman had part
y "kickcd the kivver otf7' and one Of his legs
lay naked and nearly out Of bed tI'll have
some sport now" said one Of the bloods to
his mate, 'if you'll hold the candle minute"
The candle was held while the young chap
went in, and, taking up one Of the Irishman's
spurs, (traVelers on horseback wore spurs
always in those days,) buckIed it on the heel
OF Paddy's naked foot. lie then gave Paddy's
leg pinch and hid himself behind the door,
Paddy (though no: awakencd) drew lis leg
suddenly back, and in this way sadly dam
aged the Scotchmari's naked leg With the spur.
The de'el d-n you, (exclaiins Donald, rub
bing his leg,) an'ef ye dnna gang oot o bed
and cut yer toe nails, I'll soon be getting up
and throw ye DOT th' winder, yeriootr' ~ The
Irishmsn still slept soundly, and soon pa: his
leg back in its old position, when the young
joker who had put on the spur stole up to he
bed and pinched his leg second time. In
went the leg again, the spur striking the
Scotchman's leg, who now cot in terrible
passion, and began to pumnei Paddy, excla-
ming, as usual, "Gct oot o bed an cut yer
toe nails, ye loot do you fash Christian
mon to STAN such rough diggins'!' This
maked up the Irishman, who st that moment
bringing the spur TO bear on his own other
leg, vauted out of bed. Having procured q
| light, he looked down at the spur with the
greatest astonishment. "By me sowl, (said
he, what stupid fool is the hostIer of this
inn sure an he tux OFF me boots whin
wint to bed, AID has lett on one oV me spurs !!
Strange il is diH't notice it," This expla-
nation begin satisfactory to Donald, harmony
was restored, while the author Of the mischief
sneaked out Of the room TO his own nest.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22

thanks to you, kind, good friend You have
saved one who came nigh being lost p
Fair reader, is there not, in some far away
camp, soldier, who would be made better
or happier through letter fromyour hand 2
Think Ifthere is, write to him. Brothers,
sisters, write often to the soldiers who have
gone out from your homes.-They are in the
midst of Temptations, trials, suferlngs, and
priVations, and your words of love, your ten
derly manifested interest, your exhortions to
courage and duty, cannot fail to do them
good.-PeterSon's JIag.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22
Lincoln Opposed to Peace and Union.

Mr.. Vallandigham, of Ohio, in speech
made since his return home uses tho follow
ing explicit language:
con the 18th CT last December, when
from the city of Richmond information cama
to the city Of New York that there was a
disposition TO compromise and return dele-
gates to the National Congress, and be obe-
dient to the Constitution and laws, and thus
restore the Union as ii was, the President on
that day, rejected the proposition, and the
damalag evidence Of that rejection exists in
New York over his own autogra ph ferries
" hear, hear, but there is an obligation of
secresy at present, and the letter has not
yet been given to the public. The day after
the federal army crossed the Rappahannock
into fredericksburg, under the belief thai
Richmond was to fall, and thus end tho Re-
belion. The day previous, Abraham Lincoln
rejected all propositions to return, over his
own signature; and the day after, tho hopes
Of the blind man in the Whi.a House were
dissipated in the defeat at Frede rick ksburc
and the loss OF 10000 ofoar sens and BROTH
ers. lie should have entertained the propo-
sition on the 10th of Decenber, but he heed
lessiy and wickedly drove away all overtures.
The above is fully corrohorated by the
statement of Hon. Fernando Wood, of New
York, that
Propositions for an armistico of peace
had been submitted to the Pres1e&a on tho
l2th OF December last, which, haA ,hey been
| accepted, would have terminated the war by
the Is. Of April, upon q basls satisfactory To-
the people North and South r
Mr.. Wcol also adds that he is only re-
| strainGd from publishing TIE evidence s1sr
taiilirs this statement "by the ryqaess Of
on9 of the principle cfaccrs Of the CO. I%a
! ment." - 81