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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-09
NO. 21a.l
NO. I'D
STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
II
Attest
JoaS II. REA, Clerk.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS.
wHsREAs libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court OF the United States, within and for the
seventh Circuit and District OF Indiana the 18th
day Of January. 1853. by John Hanna. Esq., Attorney
Of United States for the district Of Indiana, against
the following described estate and effects Of William
j. Holcomh to-wit: Three Promssory Notes. all dated
l day Of November 1855 for $500 each with interest
from date, payable In !. and years from date
spectively; said given by William W. Garrsrd 10 said
Hoicomb: the said notes sts secured by certain
mortgage on real estate IN LAg,orto, Indiana, for
violation Of the Powers Of act Of Congress of July
IT, 1882 entitled An act TO suppress Instruction. to pun
sh aud rebellion, seize and coniscafe the
property Of rebels and for other purposes" and praying
against said property and that the may be
oudemned and scid enemies property.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the monition under
the seal Of said directed and delivered, do
herebv give public notice 20 all persons claiming said
property part thereof I'm any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court the United States held the city ofIndan-
apol In and for the District Of Indiana the third Mon
day ofFebruary next at enocock Of the forenoon OF that
day then and there nterpose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
d. q. ROSE. L. s. Marshal,
Perl ). BIGELow, Deputy
Attest
JoHS IA. RIA, Clerk feb3-dl4t
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ws II. GREG

ws II. GREGG Co:
(,eHfs: freely give yoc liberty make the fol
lowing certificate the value Constitution
lean recommend in the highest manner:
My wife, who was attacked with pain In the shoulders
whole length Of back. and her limbs with PaIpitaion
Of the Heart attended with Falling Of the Womb Dys-
menorrhea. and Irritation OF the Bladder. called
physician who attended her about three months when
he left her than he found her. then employed
Of the beet physicians could tnd, who attended her
for about nine mouths and while she under bis care
she did suffer quite much pain; he finally gave her
up and said, her iRcrraj3e" FOR, said he
SAe szcA c05iadfipR con- ldiRts, tat Dsei-
cine 1iren for operates drtDsf some other ri her
Il fcssiffes About this time she commenced the OF
Constitution Water and 10 our utter astonhmeui al.
the first dose seemed have the desired effect
she kept improving rapidly under its treatment and
snperincnd- entire, her domestic affairs She has
10; taken any of he Constitution Water about four
weeks. and are happy TO say that il has produced
aPermanentcure.
WI yANBENSCHOTFN.
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Attest
JoHS II. RIA, Clerl
mo. 2l3l
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
DIANA, S.

D.
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA. S.
WrsREAs, libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court of the United states, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 29th Gay
OF January, 1s63. by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney of
the United States for the District Of Indiana, against
the following described estate credits and effects Of
William H. Bell towif:Certan Promissory Notes
ing the aggregate 10 5000 given by Robert "
Villains in connection of certain real in Madison
county, for violation fthe powers # act Of Congress,
approved July II, isS2 entitled AN suppress in
surrection. 10 punish treason and rebellion 10 seize and
confctte the property If rebels, and for other pur
rosss and praying process against said property and that
the may be condemned and sold enemies prop
Vow Therefore. IN pursuance OF the monton under the
seal Of said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said property
part thereof in interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States be held the city Of Indianapolis
in and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday of
February next AZ o'clock Of the forenoon Of that day.
then and there 20 iniepoSe their claims and 10 make
their allie cations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE. L. :. Marshal.
Per l. :. B6EL0w, Deputy.
JouS H. RIA Clerk feh3-dist
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(N0. ALL
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN


UTSrTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. sSs
WHEREAS libel OF information has been fled In the
District Court Of the United within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the 18th
day Of January. 1868. by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney
for the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described credits and effects OF William
]. Hocomb, to-wt Four Promissory Notes, all dated
March 30h 1861, for $3.50 90 EACH payable in l. 3 and
years respectively from the ls October 1851 with in
erest said notes given by John j. Oaks to
Seth Way and By him assigned and transferred 20 said
comb and secured by mortgage certain real estate
IN Laporte county, Indiana for violation Of the powers Of
act Of Congress, approved July H. 1S62, entitled IAN
suppress n>rrecon. 10 punish treason and rebel
lion, seize and conscae the property ofrebes and for
purposes and praying process against said propey
and that the may be condemned and sold
enemies property
Now therefore, pursuance Of the monition under the
seal Of said court directed and delivered do here
BY give public 60 all persons claiming said proprty
any part thereof in any manner interested therein
they and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States 10 be held az the city Of Indianapolis
In and for the District Of indiana the third Monday OF
February next O'Clock Of the forenoon Of that
DAY. there ntepose their claims and 20 make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE, u. s. Marshal.
Per I. s. BIGELow. Deputy
Attest
JoHS II. REA, Clerk. feb3-dlN
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ArIroRp. cosS.. November 18th. 1851.

NR- VIZ. n GRrGc;
Dear SIR. have for several years been afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous disease Grave, which
resisted all remedies and doctors, until took Constitution
Water and you may be assured that exceedingly
pleased with the result II has entirely cured me- and
you may make any OF my you may At in
gard the medicine. have entire confidence In Its
efficiency. Yours truly, POND STRONG.
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There class Of serse that produces such exhaust
n Effects upon the human constitution n Diabetes and
Diseases Of the kdnsys Bladder and Urinary Passages
aa thf.asA false mod.siy they neglected until they
ar 80 advanced A. TO be beyond the control Of ordinary
remedies. and W. present The
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CAREERS.
.TEU' R.fR BER SHOP.

- SHUCRAFT HAS OPENED 4 BARBER SHOP IN
-. the block Of John C. New, two doors south Of
the P0stofice, the second floor, Room No and 3,
where be will be pleased all his old customers Is
in full blast with six chairs. cctlO-cly
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Indianapolis, Indiana.
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CONSTITUTION WATER
READ, READ. READ.

DASvrILx, PA, June ., 1862
Dr. wM. II. CiRsse-DeGr Sir: In February, 1861,
afflicted with the sugar diabetes and for five months
passed more than two gallons Of water in - hours.
obliged get up often twelve times du
ring the night and IN five months lost about so pounds
in weight During the month Of July. '6l, procured
bottles of Constitution Water and after
using experienced relief, and after taking bottles
was entirely cured, after reganng my usual good
good health. Yours. truly.
j. v. l.. DE WITT
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903!


rhE Fe-ersnsa'h sse pe's<Al sse<sisas q ne
coming yes ~'h have 20 ss~arssns ins<->a 90 s~~sy
etsen We are snss<.a IN x,<snrs< sfvf -.r the re-
suit Of shiek none can fres>e n ssr~.s<n< a ys6scs
change in The Institutions prsupl>. me, ~s<k ne
Governments founded. ana The d<-trs~son ~ ne
liberty and rights % sbs essiz~s. susk a. he
people Of ether nation have erjss~<. -
which may b sttnbu,ed un>qsxlcd p<axr~.s
IN national prosperity ana greatness Th~ issue ~m
be upon us whether this free 6essrnn~nt shxiib>
preserved and nsinisnrd and the rxs q ne States
under the Constitution perpetus;ed po~erfui eeuxi
authority BE permitted grow out 81 this var. obtsr-
ating State lines State insstusio- and al those ehsrks
upon the Federal Government rights reserved ~ The
States which have constituted the excellence and sups
rorisy Of our naronslisy-Statcs ooe the se. for
the objects forth In the Constitution. bat
distinct As the pillows" m the management Of their
purely domestic affairs These questions involved
IN the recent elections and the voice Of the people
empbaticaly expressed Cor the ..constution q
is and the Union Il wasr Never there . time
when IL important that the people shead b thor
sughy advised the progress and con1on ef pabc
Affairs and Of passing esents- people NJ for
sefgOvernmens unless with nfeigen; jadgment they
decide upon the questions which sec, alike their o~n
and the public welfare.
CON - ~ HrS0
VIII assemble. and the important questions
will be brought before for determination. one Of
whsh. the EnAncip@sa Art Calculation polio, Of the
President win vitality affect the future OF the esantry
All interesting Congressional proceedings viii be re-
ported IN the .><nffn<f.
,EEH Ne II ncai ISLA TU NJ nc
Legislature viii assemble the sth % Jann-
citizens % Indiana The Senfinei viii contain faithful
and intelligent report Of its proceedings. that the
reader understand ffon day day wha, their Repre-
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NOTICE.
CO-PARTNERSHIP
TRUSSES, &C.

L B. Sc z E Z Y ) II U.S.
ESTABLISHMENT. i26 CLARs IT. CmcAeo, Ill.
Branch phce-No >, Nor : Frth Street ST. Louis No
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600 DOZEN Paint and vsrnish Brushes, Wall
%UU Brushes, Sash Tools. Blenders, Scrub, Shoe,
Horse HAIR Hat. and Cloth Brushes Of all kinds al loves
figures at BROWNING A SLOAN'S.
jel4-deod& weow3u
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction that +, has M .., .,
relieving me class OF diseases viii has ben fna 20
euineniy successful IN curing and we trust thai We shs
Be rewarded FOR our efforts H. rlAcing valuable re
IN formt0 meet the requirements II patient ana
cfan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-09
DYSMENORHEA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUATTON, AN
IN MENORRHAGIA OR PkOFUSE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIoN

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,
which in the unmarried female is constant recurring
disease and through neglect the seeds Of grave and
dangerous maladcs the result and month after
month passes without an effort being made to assist
ure the suppression becomes chronic the patient gradu
ally loses her appetite the bowels cOnstpaed night
on, and the consumption finally ends her
LEUCORRHGA. OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon Inflammation of the mu-
lining Of the vagina womb. 1t in all cases &C
companied by pains the back the bowels
and through the hips easpoonfu ofthe medicine may
be taken three times day, with injection Of table
spoonful Of medicine mixed with half pint Of soft water
morning and evening.
IRRITATION or THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, IN.
PLANTATION OF THE KIDNEYS AND CATARRH
OF THE BLA ODER. STRANG UARY AND BURN
ING or PAINFUL URINATlNG.
For those diseases it is truly sovereign remedy and
much be said in its praise single dose has
been known TO relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the small
Of the back aud through the hips teaspoonfu day
demonstration Water will relieve you like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
1t has no equal in relieving the most distressing symp
toms. Also Headache Heartburn. Acid stomach, yOmit-
ing Food, &c. Take tcaspoonful after dinner. The
dose in all may be increased desired but should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Hare long given up the Of buchu cubes and u
nber in the treatment Of these Diseases and only them
for the of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal the task that has devolved
upon It,
DIURETICS,
lrate and dreneh the kidneys and by constant
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f0R SALE By ALL DRUGGlsrs-PRIcE o..
wv. H. GREGG A Co. Propr,e,o-,

Morgan Alien. General Agents. No. IS Gift street.
New York. Wright French, 6s Randolph 81: smith
Dwyer. - Lake II. Wholesale Agents. Chicago Illinois
jsn2s-4sn
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n HAVE associated business Mr.. g. W.
II sloan. Who has been assistant IN the store Tor
number Of years past AeFestier TIE business viii bs
continued al the I'D stand under the frm Of
BRoWNf >e SLOAN.
feel grateful Cor the liberal psrvusss Which vs have
ever recevedtrust By strict attention 20 business and
X. BROWNING.
IL persons knowing themselves indebted TO me vii
~ please call At their earliest eonvenience ard make
settlement Of same, and oolige X BROWNING
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-09

This valuable and popular Medicine has universayre-
ceived the most favorable recommendations Of the
Medical Profession and the Public as the most
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-09

Hare long since given up the Of buchu cubes and
niber in the OF these Diseases and only then
for the want of a better remedy.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09
JOHN MORGAN'S SUBSTITUTE.
A STORY OF THE PRESENT WAR.

1t had been the day for drafting in
a little town In the hill country OF
Connecticut. 1t was nightfall now
and man walted slowly home TO
the wife who watched and waited
for him. He was a tall, handsome
fellow-thirty-tive perhaps; vIgor-
Gus oflimb, strong ofmuscle, with
kindly, but earnest eyes, with we'll
cut features, and an expression of
fearless integrity. You would
have known him at once for what
he was, good, unseIfsh, coura-
geous, honest man. worthy OF win
ming, capable of holding a woman's
love.
She who listened for his coming
heard the slow step upon the grav-
ell, and sprang from the door to
meet him. You could see, even IN
that dim light, what a bright, cheer
ry, pretty woman she was, with
her loving eyes-her dark hair
her red, tender lips, and the fresh
roses on her cheeks. She went up
to her husband, and putting her
hands on his arm lovingly, said:
81 know you have some bad
news for me, John!'
"Yes, Mary, | must go. ] was
the third one drafted"
The wife ielt her limbs shake,
and she thought at first that she
could not stand. All the forces of
her nature seemed giving way,
but she rallied bravely. For his
sake she would be calm and strong;
but she could not speak just yet.
She led him into the house, where
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09

brave feet had marched forever
just at dawning he looked up and
met his friends eyes. He faltered
feebly:
A defeat, Stephen; live to know;
victims, not conquerors.
Then his face frightened with q
strange radiance, and he whispered
so softly that his friend could
scarcely catch the words-whispered
as to some invisible auditor:
YES, my darling, yesr'
The next instant the faint heart
beat under Stephen Chase's hand
was still.
They have buried him since then
beside the grave where he knelt in
the moonlight the night before he
went away Only foot of earth
petween the two who loved each
other SO dearly Is there so much?
Surely our dreams of the future are
not in vain.-Surely somewhere in
the heaven which Is anchored of
this world" where sickness and sor-
row never come, and there are Meth
er wars nor rumors of wars, some
where in that still land of peace, they
are tasting that cup of joy which the
earth denied them.
John Morgan and John Morgan's
wife and children viii speak the
name of Ash Thornycroft ell their
lives with such reyerent tenderness
as BELTS the memory of one who is
enshrined in their hearts as saint
and as a deliverer We know not
yet for what good end he and those
who fell with him laid down their
lives-God grant that we may know
hereafter-that the seed sown in
tears we may reap with exceeding
great joy.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09

Charlotte Cushman has volun-
teered a performance at the Boston
Theatre for the benefit of the SAM
tary Commission.
Mr.. L. e. Sacket, OF Boards
town, H., has handed over all the
fruit of his apple orchard. five acres
in extent, to the ladies of the Sol.
diers' Aid Society of that village.
who have already commenced gath.
cring, pairing, and drying the fruit.
-Shoemaking is done extensively
in Haverhiil, Mass, by the women.
The Banner says they work in gangs
Of six or seven hands each. the eame
as most of the young men do. and
make the shoe straight out. from M,
lssting 20 the finishing
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-10-09

REMARKS TO TEACHERS

Mr. Pardee, of New York, was
very happy to meet with the con-
vention. lie thanked the conven.
ton for their courtesy in inviting
him to give the convention a spec
linen OF model teaching, but he
thought it best to spare the audience
the infiction. He preferred to sub
stitute the plan of lsdy who
taught a school in London. He
had heard of the success OF this
lady, and had written to learn the
principles she operated upon. He
had received an answer, and would
read as follows.
l. Never to teach what you don't
quite understand.
2.Never 20 tell child what you
could make him tell you.
3. Never to give piece of in
formation without asking for it
again.
4. Never use a hard word if an
easy one will convey your mean
ing; aud never use any word at all
unless you are quite sure that it
has a meaning to convey.
5. Never begin an address or =
lessoa without q clear -yiew- -efi. It's
end.
s. Never give an Unnecessary COM
mand, nor one which you do not
mean to see obeyed.
Z. Never permit any child to re-
main in the class for minute with
out something to do, aud motive
for doing it.
Mr.. Pardee then gave a sketch
of Mr.. 1ezletts lecture on sabbath
School Teaching as follows.
The Characteristics of children are
l. Love Of activity. A healthy
child abhors quietude, and rightly
so. II cannot bear to do nothing.
This propensity should be trained
by giving them suitable mental oc-
cupation. Too much bodily quiet
should not be demanded. This
activity should be used as a motive
TO obedience.
2. Love Of knowledge exists in
all children. BY his inquisitiveness
the child gains knowledge, pleasure
and usefulness. A child should
never be put off when he asks a
question at a proper time.
3. Susceptibility TO sympathy.
This draws the child to the teacher.
The child carefully studies the
character OF teacher, as expressed
by the looks and bearing, and when
svidences of sympathy are discover
ed,the child readily seizes hold,
forms an attachment to the teacher,
and is always ready to receive in
structlon.
4. Love ol imitation. The child
readily becomes assImilated to
whatever il observes about it. How
important that the teacher should
be a model, such as may be safely
initiated by every child.
3. Readiness to receive impress
ions. The mind of the child is like
wax to receive, but like marble TO
retain.
6.Love of appreciation. Children
should be treated as though they
wanted to do right. They should
be trusted. BY this faculty the
teacher can exert an important in
huence over the child.
7. The want of fixed and contin-
ued attention. They have lite
power of attention-hence, should
have motives.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-10

"Wo look npon DR.. Lewis as one
of the benelactors Of his race. -
Grace Greenwood.
"Success 10 Dr.. Lewis's Gymn-
asium. No better institute exists.
-KaicFHbOoksr.
"Dr. Lewis's book is tbe most prac
teal, sensible work on this subjact,
extant in any language. - cOhtinen
tai AOHthIy.
"Dr. Lewis has given us far thC
bcst and most practical of all publi-
cations Oh the subject of physical
culture. IN Y Independent
NIB Dr. Lewis will pleas scnd NJ
his New Gymnastics for men, NO.
men aud Children"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-10
Ths X ebel Raid in Mt Sterling.
Mr, STERLlNe, KY, Dec 9-89
Tn the Editor nf the Enoriror.

Ihe IL eDeI ktnld Sn Mt SIerDn&'
Mr., STEALING, KY, Dec 3-63
To the Editor ofthe Enquirer:
Or yesterday morning. about two
o'clock, Peter Everett, formerly Of
this place, and Major Chenoworth,
formerly Of your city, with about six
ty rebel soldiers, made a dash ir.o
this unfortunate place, {when all
we're asleep) and Immediately took
possession OF the Quartermarter's and
Commissary stores, (nostly belong
ing to the GOvernmsnt) which had
Just arrived from your city for the
fortieth Kentucky Mounted Infantry
While a pertien were loading their
own broken down horses with boots,
shoes, hats, ctolhiHe, blankets and
provisions, which Uncle. Sam had
just sent to this place for the FOrtieth
the balance proceeded to set fire to
the Court house. very fine building,
which was completely consumed. =
After that they mounted their horses,
taken their ill.gotten gains, and lef!
without molestation. Strange to say
the Provost Guard and officers ofthe
For:ieth, about one hundred in mum.
her, were qpartered in the buildings
| Iadjoining the Quartermaster's depot
and about seven hundred men Of the
regiment were incamped in the i'm
mediate vicinity, and yet no resist
ance Was made! After the rebeIs
had entirely gone, the officers few tc
their posts, formed their men in lipt
Of battle on bill overlooking the
town, aud fired several rounds ON the
cltizens. who were standing arcunl
the smouldering ruins Of the Court,
house. Fortunately no one was hur
Those ofiicers ought to be recomerb
ed for promotion.
CONSERVATIVE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-10


PHYSICAL CuLrURg. The "Nor.
nal Institute for Physical Education, "
Incorporated in 1850, and under the
management of DR. Do LEwis, will
open ito Sixth Session on the Second
OF January.
The demand for teachers OF the
New Gymnastics has become such,
that The last class of Graduates, con,
eisting of 8fty ladies aud gentlemen
we're at once engaged, aud hundreds
more nigh. 6ud profitable employ.
inens.
Well>known medical men assis. in
preparing the pupils to act as guilds
in Physical Culture.
In the department Of Gymnastics
Dr.. LEWIS personally trains every
caniidote Tor the New Profession.
II any reader would know more oil
this pioneer institution in a new aud
noblo profession. let him or hsr senG
tor a full circular to Dr.. Dio Lewis,
Boston.
"To Dio J.cwiS more than 10 any
olbe, nan, is ,he country indebted
t2r the present deep, practical interest
in physical culture. He has done O
zo5le- work. Mos TsQchsT