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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30

The Journal has new definitions Of loyalty aud
disloyalty. Fulsome aatiery Of His Excellence
Governor o y. Monros. il loyalty. and M unfa-
vorabIe criticism of any OF his Official acts is in.
tense disloyal,y The court organ adopts the
sentiment tina, the King can do no wrong. Be-
cause ~e can not. day after day. pun o. p. NJ.
- the pares, and most sagacious OF public men.
the Sentinel exhibits the "snimus Of its disloyal
heart
We copied few days ago from the Journal
the military directory Of indianapolis. Indiana
We appended thereto. from the Revised Army
Regulations. the compensation OF the military
officers who ara stationed here. In so doing No
only desired 10 show the kind and paternal care
OF the Federal Government for Indiana IN gen.
sral aud Indianapolis In particular. But this. the
Journal says. Is very disoyal With all humil.
u, we ask. how can the people feel grateful. un.
less they are furnished with the items Of graft.
sudef five made any mistakes In enumerating
the Journal itself And that prints base enough
TO charge Us with disloyalty for innocently be
lieving tina, Il might tell the truth.
The court organ. and We use the term with
oil respect. saws We represent the Adjntsnt Gen.
eral Of the State as drawing $500 besides his
proper pay What IL the proper pays He Is a
State officer. The law provides $500 m his
compensation. That's his proper pay But he
draws the pay Of a Colonel Of cavalry. Then
the organ" says charge the officers OF the
Governors staff with receiving three times as
much ~ they get. The Military Directory
puts down one as Colonel and two as Majors.
We charge them with getting the paw which
ihass officers are entitled 10, md We have too
much confidence in their fnsn, sagacity to be-
lisve they 50 not &c, their II compensation.
How cou'd ihsy 'uppos! the dignity of their posi-
i'ons without full payf
But we are guilty OF another great ofrense
We charged by the "organ" with misrepre-
senting the gigantic efforts Of the State officials
20 create army during the late raid " We
deny this impeachment, They were gigantic,
but gigantic in stupidity and folly. And time
will make this more and more evident So
The Journal says: Let personal invective
alone. Legitimate party discussion We ca n stand Z"
Isn't that pretty advice from such a source I
A paper which teens daily with the meanest
personal invectves against its political opponents
and which discusses party issues legit-
matelv or fairly. calls upon us TO be blind TO the
personal and public delnquencies of the men
in power. What claim have they 10 this
consideration. when they constantly villify the
motives and acts Of the very men whom they ask
not TO tell the truth. for we acknowledge that
the truth does in their cases appear a SANDER.
We dare not tell the truth about our public off,
ciaIs. for the naked truth would stagger tho cre-
duliiy Of she public.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30

work OF the French Consul AZ New Orleans. act
ing under orders from home. II would not be
safe 10 predict that will be the direct means OF
precipiaiing French interference. bat il i unmis-
nkahly one cf the preliminary steps leading to
that end. IL is essas beih which nav be con-
ven'ent'y taken up laid down. ss occasion re-
quires IL il thus thatth Imperial intriguer pre-.
pares the rounds Of ladder which At some day
NOT fr distan, be will begin TO climb.
The dispatch Of heavy achievements to Mer
leo, where no rein forcements are needed. ind-
Gates closer preparation than the people Of the
North have been prepared to expect. If. rs we
have hitherto surmised, the fall Of Vickshurg and
Fort Hudson Is To he the signal for Napoleon TO
step in % save his friends. We may soon expect a
demonstration. The train IL seemingly laid.
The French citizens Of Ne~ Orleans demand pro-
lection. the Mexican reserve lies In wait for oper
ations. and when the desperate needs Of the
South furnish the emergency. the excuse and the
means ne at hand for interv ention Of the most
vigorous nature II Chicago Times.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30
RAILWAY TIMEKsePERs,
With Heavy sterling Silver Cases
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ARMY SAILS.

Frank Leslies IHustroted Ae'o~Taper, Of Feb. 2l.
1868, says HUN ,RD iImEKEEPERs becoming
verbal for their accuracy and reliability They are par.
cuay valuable for officers ia the army and ira eer, -
The Army an Nary GIseffe of Philadelphia. in its
number of May g. reviewing this watch says ave are
pleased L" that the Of the HuBRAHp HKos
are meeting the enormous sale at such extraordinary
enter rise theirs richly merits. These are
novelties produced by other house. far exceeding other
MANUFACTURES In point Of accuracy and elegance Fidelity
and prompness TO their patrons render the hou. de-
srable medium for tra'irrs i'm the army
The Ne,c lork HeeAfy. Of July ~ 1861. voluntarily
say: We haze been shown by the Messrs. HUBsAkD
BBos who are n exclusive importers Of the article,
whit they most appropriately term, the RAnwAY TImE-
KEEPER, being >upetbiy finished watch. which
rant ed 10 keep the most time in all climates
The beauty Of tbs is only equaed by their
che pm -.
The HALLWAY TINEKEEPER has henry ,oyid ster-
fngsirer cd~es beautiful white enamel dial. handso
god hands, with superior regulated movement, uqt-
rdifed 10 run md kep ercsenf timti Price per ass
of hal dozen sG by mail g. for postage II regis.
tered. - additional delivery by mail guar
anteed. sid 'aiy Lglke c4sSs.
The RAiLw Az iIMEKkErxK u also furnished In hand
some liver plated and in oil other respects
same as the silver ones, while in appearance they are
fully equal Price, SIS Of >ix Pos age, 81 IS.
Registering, 20 cents sod only BY The case.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30

The Journal has over and over again euogized
the $500 exemption provision in the couscript
Law the verv quntesscnce of wisdom. of ge
MUS. and of sound policy. 1t has declared time
and again that instead Of being a discrimination
against the poor man who could not raise that
amour, Of money 10 purchase his exemption from
military service. il is an exhibition OF the
kind regard the Government entertained for him
To be sure the poor man could not
see il in that light. but the journal
With its keen penetration could. If we recol-
lect the argument Of the Journal correctly in
favor of the exemption clause II was that il
would prevent the Government from being
svindled and furnish il with the means OF procur
ing the right material for the army But. with
It's usual sagscity. il condemns the common coun-
Gil OF New York for taking advantage of this
wise provision Of the Law by offering 20 purchase
the exemption of the poor men Of that city who
had no< the means themselves to do il, and thus
placing them on an equality with those who had
The Jousnal, however. has discovered a mares
nes, in the transaction. Il says the appropriation
of the council OF New York was not made
s.out OF kindness 10 tie conscrps. but to proven,
the army from being recruited and to give the
rebellion chance 20 recover from the fearful
blows il has recently received" IL such is the
effect Of the exemption clause Of the ccnscrpt
act. Why did the wise Republican Legislators
incorporate IL in the Law? II New York city
pAys g.. 500 900 exemption money. does il no,
furnish the FEDERAL Government the means to
recruit the army from the Abolition ranks,
GnEEIEr and GARRIsoS and PuIILIPs promised
Father ABRAHAM 9O0. 900 men il he would issue
his emancipation proclamation. all dyed in the
wool Abolitionists. but the Journal says it Is
"venomous treason" for the New York Council
10 odsr the money to pat them in the Geld. Bot
they do not want their loyalty put to that test
Senator wiLsos Inserted the $500 exemption In
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30

In his remarkable letter to the Ohio deputation,
refusing To acccde TO their request To annul his
unconstitutional aud illegal bani hment of Mr..
VALLASpIGuAM. President LINCOLN SAID:
I'VE all know that combinations, armed. in
some instances, TO resist the arrest of deserters.
began several months ago; that more recently
the like has appeared in resistance 10 the enroll
ment preparatory 10 a draft: aud that quite a
number of assassinations have occurred from the
same animus. These had to be met by military
force aud this again has led tn bloodshed and
death. .
These things have been notorious, known To all
and of course known to Mr. Vallandlgham Per
haps would not be wrong to saw they originated
with his especial friends and adherents. With
perfect knowledge Of them he has frequently
made speeches in Congress and before popular
assemblies; and II il can he shown that with these
things staring him In the face he hts ever uttered
word OF reouke or counsel against them. il will
be fact greatly in his favor with me, and one OF
which. as yet. am totally ignorant"
Here it will be seen that the President states
that II Mr.. Valandigham has never uttered
word OF rebuke counsel against resistance to
the draft, ''it will be fact greatly IN his favor
with him (the President) and one Of which he is
totally Ignorant" He is ignorant. or unscrupu
lous On the 9th OF NJ lrch. 1863. there appeared
in the New York Times Republican paper of
Large circulation. the folowin. card:
NV York. March 3, 1869.
ITO the Editor of the Nep York Times:
ALLOW me to say that the statement of your
reporter that denied that we ow ell any obedience
to the conscription act, and your own that
counseed Resistance to il by the people of the
North, are both incorrect. On the contrary. /
expressly couIlseled the trial OF all questions of
politics before the tribunal OF the ballot box
am In obedience to all l,w<--obedieuce by the
PEOPLE and by men in pnwer also. am for
fee discussion OF all que tons OF law hefUre our
iud cal courts, and all questions OF politics he
fore the tribunal OF the ballot box. | am for
free discussion of all measures and laws whatso
ever in former times; FIR forciIle resistance
To none. The ballot box, and not The carfridoe-
Dor. is the instrument for reform AMI revolution
which would have respried to Let this be
understood c. l. VaLLASpiegAu
THIS card. in connertion with the extract
above. shows now completely the President has
mSrepresentej Ne Vallandighnm. and that. in
oT'er To make case against him on his own pre-
mses, h. has 10 resort to direct and unmitica.
ted fa>ehood This certainly completes a mos,
shameless record OF the President Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS!
Being a Hunting, Open Face, LIdys. or Gentle
mans Watch Combined, n ith Patent SeJf-
Winding TSaproreDssat!!
THE rEkrxcrrcs or MECHANISM

Being a Hunting, open Face, Lrdys. or Gentle
mans Watch Combined, n ith Patent SeJf-
Winding fFaproreDssat!!
The New York IHafrdted Nens in It's issue Of jan TO-
1853, page ~ voluntarily ssys: I'VE have been
shown most pleasing novelty Of which the HUBBARD
Bios Of New ork, the sole importers IL l. called
the MAGIC TlME OBSERVER. and Is Hunting and
Open Face Watch combined One Of the pre,iiest
convenient and decidedly the best and cheapest time
piece for general and reliable offered. Il ha.
within and connected with Us machinery own Wild
in ATTACHMENT rendering key entirely
The eases Of this watch compo-ed Of two mets the
outer being fine l6csru gold II has the improved
ruby e, ement. and l. warranted accu-
rate tnepiece Price, superby engraved per case Of
half dozen. s2A. Sample wstches in neat morocco
boxes for hose proposing TO buy wholesale cas- II
sent by mail the postage Is IS cents kegstering 20
cents.
M watches sent - express any part Of III. loyal
States with bill payable 10 Express Agent upon delivery
Persons ordering IN tnis manner enclose o. as
proof Of their sincerity, the amount 10 be credited the
bill.
Soldiers and al oilers IN Ms Sistoyai Sotes or any
prrfs psreek nEsf sssd yrn>nt IA adrdnee, the
Express Companies peremptory refuse making colsec-
tons In such precsrous localities Money can be sent BY
mail or exnreSs. II by xpress mail 10 a registered
letter. risk Our Patrons nesied 10 call IN
person, when IL Is convenien. for them 70 do so.
HUBBARD BROS, Importers,
I69 Broadway, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30
NJ e DiCAL.
DR.. LudIusn's Specific,
OF
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

fuNHE Gonorrh9s. or commonly called Clap "a dis
u gn-ting mslsoy. and is too well known require
any explanation; II easy 20 be got, bat difcu 70
get clear Of IL companion that few a>nlre per-
vAdes all classes Of y-both male AID female. rich
aDd poor both married and single Although sotrouble
some In itself distressing and sonetnes fatal ftisa
disease. the treatment ~ wbck, has generally been
worse than the disease itself TIE fsb3onzbs
treatment Is FIRST 20 deprive you of ali business; then
comes a Of sfsrvation-livng bread and tea
cupped or Issche6 combined with medcnes
injections. lotions. ointments. add fomeni sons
Every few DAYS the medicines changed: and after
month"; treatment in this psy, which pai~nt
bear With fortifude tor fear Of
charged discharges himself wiih an irritable aretor
sxeec testicle enlargement Of PROSTATE ri
sdisessso Of the neck OF bladder.
rhisSpecihc. which acts like charm with few doses
on those desses and cutie and Which
has cursd thousands IN New York. Philadelphia Bsti-
more and many Of the Southern cities IL certain ana
remedy, that makes rapid cure
without regard 70 Diet drnk except west
ling, jumning or over-strainng. This remedy IL IN
equaed anything for ID. cure Of fhoss
diseases extracted from plsBss and per.
fecty ssfe o. IL purely vegetable II contains rer-
cury. % mat ycn can expose yourself ali kinds Of
ve.iher without the east danger from the m>crins
Ans yea are careful In vrspping NJ your PASTE yos
w have no taste or smell from H. that you
nearest friends
This IL quack ec.ne buts remedy discovered ana
asec with .mmenss BY regular phy sicsn. and
eonhdrnfly recommended 70 the unfortunate.
C+CIlO>-Nons j. genuine without the signature or
the proprietor. w. .. Dsv-en. sreGnd the boz AIn-
DAviDsoS. Sole Proprietor
sancinnati Ohio
Sold By DruSgistsseoeraiy- jan1s-dsns<
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30
The nsai Conspiracy IN the Late
ntess An New Fork.

The New York Herald save The mystery
that developed the events Of the week Of terror
In this city Is f.s, being cleared away. The nee,
Of the conspiraior has been psobed. aud they
nov stand before The public In their hideous
forms. When We sac the tribune, Times. and
Post. dsy sfies day. amidst The tsmuItaous and
trying scenes In this ei,y. flled With bitter acr.
nonious add bloodstir<ry articles. -s concluded
That there was some secret upder and behind all
The Disturbances which vas parposely hidden
from the general public. Time has verified our
suspscioas. Facts that have come 10 light within
the Last fsv days eonclusvely prove that the In
esndisry course Of tho radical journals was
prompted solely By hxei determination 10 In
crease the extent OF the riot and 20 force col
Iison setween the State and national authorities
The latter poiat accomplished u was to be fol
loved with the declaration OF marti Il Law. mil
issry Governor. and all tho appliances tha,
this satanic radical committee. -iih GRKKLEY.
RAyxcxp. GoopwIs A Co at ia head. with
he dozen or fifteen tails. could bring to bear 10
control future elections In this city. They were
foiled In their evil and bloody work by the tact
and skill Of Generals wooI and SAsyoaD. with
the co operation Of Governor Srrxorn. The
riot and suffering and reign Of terror were. hov
ever. extended by them at least three days by
their notorious work"
Tho same erperimeD, Was attempted BY the
radical Republican papers in Indiana Every
stfor, has bsen. and Is now being made by them
A
an apology for placing tho State Under martial
Law. and thus strike down all freedom OF speech
and Of the pres A. Il is. the State Is more
under military rule than civil. The organ
even places the Executive Department of the
State In the " Military Directory of Indisnap
ali.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30

The conscrip, las to save the OF the Abolition
sri'socraey Of New England from ID. necessity
Of shouldering muskes snd thus illustrating the
sincerity Of their Own teachings he Journal
declares il TO be rank di-Ioyaiy 70 eremg poor
met from military service. but that il T. the high
eat evidence Of loyalty to give rich men sud Their
sons a chance 70 escape by the payment OF
money. which 70 them ia mere pit,anee Such
arc iis IDEAS OF Republican equality.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30
SUN DRIES.


EOht ~ LII:
500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
500 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
styles
so bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls Linseed Oil;
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
80 bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
so OF. Suphatc Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bacconists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
4 bbls. Sp'ts Turpentine;
22 bbls. Varnish;
l6 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEWART q MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No. ~ East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30
The secret Spies OF the Adm Ins ssra-
ttOn--an Int resting Letter.

The Fredonis IN. " Advertiser publishes
the following extract from private letter ad-
dressed to prominent citizen OF that county by
his brother in New York. advising him of the
impending doom Of men Who "sympa,hire with
Rebels" and are guilty Of reasonable practi-
ees." according to the Abolition Interpretation of
this term:
NV YoRx. June -.
Dear Broihr:-I am in the employ of the
Governmest. on secret service have access 10
General Wool's Office. who is commander in
chief Of New York and all OF the Eastern States
Nov p. some Of your good friends have re-
ported you TO the Provost Marshal Generals of
fee as strong sympathrer with the Rebels -
and IL the report be true, you have exposed your
self TO much trouble and expense. Isaw G.
this morning. aud be told me he would write YOU
the facts of the case. III YOU have said anything
70 make you liable, the only thing i for you to
come here az once and take the oath of allegi.
ance. and that will end all
There were twenty three brought in 20 day
from the north part of the State All bat FIVE
took the oath Five have gone to Fort LAFAYETTE
Let me hear from YOU soon There il another
man reported in your locality. | cannot say
more The papers dare not publish
the proceedings. IN detail Of the Provost Marshal
General. was in Dunkirk last week ON nv
way to Detroit, &c
Your Brother
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30

These claims cover the expenses Of the States
for raising volunteers under the act Of Congress
approved July II aud 81 1861. but do not cover
the expense incurred IN raising drafted men under
the act Of july IL. 1869 These expenses, after
being approved by the Governors of the States.
amounted TO $40. 200 0D0. being sent 10 the Al
jut"nt General. and by him forwarded to Major
Green Tor examination
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30
TIM Elk e EPE RS.
SOLDIERS!
Both Consoripts and Volunteers ! |!

Did you know that the sale of Watches In the
Army u n source OF Enormous Proflg Are you
aware that many hundred dollars can be made
on single pay day. by any one of ordinary
business aci2 And, further. do YOU know that
we are offering the most Accurate. Durable. and
Sileabe Watches ia The American Market, at
Prices battling all Compeitiony
The article especially deserving attention at
this l.. H..la al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30

= Over one hundred negroes arrived a
Portsmouth,. y. h. last week. probably refugees
from this CITY. and are 20 be employed in the
nsvy ward IN. Y. Evening Post
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state c,a,m. for R.,.,.r rro.,.

The 70 lo-ing clalus have been received at
the Treasury Department. for reimbursement on
account ofexpenses incurred by the States named.
In raising troops previous to muster In the United
States service. On settlement nj the Treasury
the direct taxes Of the States are to be deducted
from the several amounts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-30
MUSIC.
N Z w M u 8 TO.

REMEMBER THE HOUR WHEN SADLY WE
PARIktf" reply to Weeping Sad and lonely
or hen this Cruel War i over" Song with choru,
Words by kdns'r Ro-siter-nusc BY h. Frank xtrrs
The immense popularity Of the song which suggested
this reply. 3 here fully eeusiled the ssh III
having beer reached For sentiment, both In words ard
music, This song Is unsurpassed Price rs e-nss Psb-
lished os LIZ waikiki Pbiisdslpha, and for sale
all Muse Stores.
Alsoin pr~s-"i Loved that Dear Old Flag the Resi-
BY inc sane sn'hor Juiyx7 -17t
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DIE D..

SPANN-At his residence, In Jennings county. on Mon
day Morning the oath instant Hon. John l.. spann OF
Typhoid Fever, In the T3i year of his age
General spann native 81 South Carolina; he was
born In spartanburgh District December ~, i7oi He
emgraed 10 Garrard county Kentucky about the year
1914 and from thence jefferson county Indiana some
years later. He represented jefferson county In the
State Legislature several imcs and removing o. Jen.
n'ngs county was repeatedly chosen TO the position
b, that county. lie also served State Senator from
the district composed Of the counties OF bartholomew and
Jennings during two TERMS covering six years, was
member Of the Constitutional Convention In 1850 from
Jennings county. lie Of strong will aud force
OF character In all Of his contests for political prefer
meni Except when candidate for the Senate his party
was In minor ~ and IN the latter evenly
balanced 10 require canvass Of the district man b,
man. Always without the aid Of wealth, he owed 10
rueeessrs mainly to his un,Iring industry and wei.
deserved personal popularity lie was man Of generous
impulses. hospiabe. courteous and kind especially TO
the poor aud frcndles. Il may be confidently said Of
him, that during all his long aud useful lifc no one wa
turned away from his door who sought his friend
ship or protection. lie sympathiscd at with any
one In trouble, matter how their dstrcss came. lie
wa laid tcnderi dosn In his grave Tuesday evening
last near his home. by his Borrowing family aud neigh
bors, possosing as he we'll deserved the confidence and
affection Of those who knew him we'll and long Peace
10 his ashes. and green be his memoryl
H. ANc-of Typhoid Fever. July Goth. 1903. a, = Pm
] In u Blaue
The funeral will take place from his residence No 81
South New Jerey street AT , r. Nc. July n, 1898 The
friends Of the family respectfully invited TO attend.
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TownIs and
and
i = am
al hek
IA three snuH
th ppi HERS1ONA
oMcKFRN APuRCF
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LOST.

II OST, JULY "a. WHITE AND RID sPorTp %
i Set er Dug; bad bsDd around hi neck With small
10 at leo West ws-Aington street
Jy2s-ds n. N coSKLIN0
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The essence of A5oltionism-" Believe as
DO or voa are traitor"