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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-30
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STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA SS

II NlAEO STATES VI AAbhlSA, bioihRi VT
I DIANA, SS
wHEHEAs libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United states within and for
the Seventh Circuit aud District 81 Indiana the 18th
day OF January. io63, by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney
for the United for the District 81 Indiana against
the following described credits ard effects OF william
Hocomb. to wi: four pr.missoTy Notes, all dated
March 3oth 16eI for $500 90 payable 2. and
respectively, from the Isl October, 1851 with in
terest laid notes we're evenly John j. Oaks to
Seth Way and by him assigned and transferred to said
Ho eon and secured BY mortgage certain real estate
IN Laporie county, Indiana Tor violation Of the powers VI
act of Congress. approved July IT, lss2, entitled IAN
act suppress Instruction. punish treason aud rebel
Hon. seize and concae The property Of rebels and for
other purposes and praying process against sad propety
and that the same may be condemned and sold a.
enemies property
Now. therefore, IN pursuance Of the montou under the
seal OF said directed and delivered. do here
by give public notice TO all claiming said proprty
any part thereof any Interested therein
that thew 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 at O'Clock Of the forenoon Of that
day and there infepose their claims and make
their allcga atoms In that behalf.
d. G.. ROSE ". s. Marshal.
Per l. ;. BIsELow, Deputy.
Jcns II. RIA, Clerk. feh3-dl4t
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DANvIILE Pa, June 2, 1852
sDr. VIM. H. GRKea-Dear Sir. In February, 1851,
afflicted with the diabetes, and for five months
"a sed more than two gallons Of water IN "a hours
obliged 10 get up often twelve times du
ring night and in five months lost about so pounds
in weight. During the month OF july 81, procured
two bottles OF Constitution Water and IN two days after
using experienced relief and after taking bottles
entirely cured, after reganing my usual good
good health. Yours, truly,
w. L. DE WITT
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903!

THE governmental and po,issesi questions 81 he
coming year vfii have s>orhins interest fsr evey
Citizen We are engaged IN grsztir eirl ~sr the
suit q which none fore<-e. u threatens rsdica
change in the institutions and principles. upoa Which
Government founded. and he destruction % the
liberty and rights of the ciuzen. such .. the
people Of ether naiioh have enjoyed. and
which may b attributed uneqEaled progress
IN national prosperity ard greatness. Ths issue vii
be upon a., whether this free Government shall bs
preserved aud main,sned and the rights q the States
under the Constitution perpetuaiee, aPewerfal eentsa
authority be permitted grow cut q shis ~ar. o6litsr
atng lines and all those checks
upon the Federal Government, nights reserved by The
States which have constituted the excellence and sups
riOTiiy q naioaalify- States lone the sea- for
The objects set firth in the Constitution but
distinct the b0ws'' In The management a their
purely domestic Affairs These questions were involved
IN toe recent elections AMI the Of the people
emphaoAy expressed for the Constitution Il
is and the Union as Il ~as" Never there time
when ii important thai the people should be thor
eughiy advised the progress and condition q public
affairs and Of passing events. people q for
elfgovernmen uress with n,sll gent judgment they
decide upon the questions which Affect ALIKE their
and the public welfare.
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HAO DOZEN Paint and varnish Brushes, Wall
ZVV Brushes, sash Tools. Blenders. Scrab. Shoe.
Horse Hair Hat and Cloth Brushes Of al kin ds loves
figures BROWNING SLoAN'S.
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SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATIoN,

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION,
Which in the un narried female is constant recurring
d and through neglect the seeds OF aud
dangerous maadis the result, and month after
month passes without effort being made TO assist
ture the suppression chronic the patient
a loses her appetite the bowels constipated night
sweas on, aud the consumption finally ends her
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an inflammation of the mu-
cous lining Of the vagina womb IL Is in all cases
companed by severe pain m the back across the bowels
and through the ps teaspoonfu ofthe medicine may
be taken three times day. with an injection Of table,
spoonful Of med inc mixed with hall PINT of soft water
morning and evening
IRRITATION OF THE MICK oF THF BI.ApDER. IN
FLAMM A1I0N or TIE KIDNs Us AND CArARRH
Or I'll. BLADDER. STRANGUARY AMI BUM
ING OF PAINFUL uklNATlN6
For those diseases truly remedy. and
too much cannot be said IN It's praise single dose has
been known to relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that pain the small
Of the back and through the hips teaspoonful day
ofConstiiution Water will relieve you like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
1t has no equal in relieving the most distressing symp
toms. Also, Headache Heartburn Acid >to zach, vomt-
ing Food, &c. Take tea poouful after dinner The
dose IN all cases may be increased desired, but II should
be done gradually
PHYSICIANS
Haze long since up the OF buchu cubes and
niber the treatment these diseases and only use them
for the want OF a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equa! the task that has devoved
upon II.
DIURETICS,
lritae ard drench the kidneys and by
lead 10 chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
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II may be used with the best effect in
Bilious and Febrie Diseases Costveness Sick Headache
Nausea. Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion, Acidty 81
the stomach, Torpidy of the Liver Gout,
Rheumatic Affections. Gravel, Piles,
And all Complaints where gentle and Cooling Aperien
or Purgative j. required
IL is particularly adapted the wants Of Travellers by
Sea and Land. Residents in Hot Climates, persons Of Sc
dentary Habits lnvalds and ConvaleScent Captains Of
Vessels and Planters will find it valuable addition
their Medicine Chests
Ii is IN the form OF Powder, carefully put up la bot
ties keep any climate, and merely requires water
poured upon ii to produce bever
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the
try, and its steadily increasing popularity for series Of
years. strongly its efficacy and valuable char
scter and commend it the favorable notice OF intel
ligent public
Manufactured only by TARRANT& CO., No. 27s Green.
witch street. of Warren street. New York. and for
sale by Druggists generally. jy7-dly
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coPARTNERsnIP.
COpartner.hip Notice.

gUyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TAKEN HENRI y.
ALvoRD into p.rtnership. and he o1.ln.ss YIN
hereafter be conducted N the n-s sne sys q, hsers,
C.IpwrlI ArvoKp RCGER CALDWELL
eec1s
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NOTICE.
TRUSSES, &C.

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ESTABLISHMENr. is6 CLArx IT. CHcseo, Tx.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with The conviction that has no equal IN
relieving the class Of diseases mi has been found
enneutv successful in rurtng aud tia, we shall
be rev arded for efforts in laeing valuable remedy
IN form meet the requirements Of patient physi-
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DYsMENoRuGA, OR PAINT u MESsTRUATIoN, AM
IN MENORRHAGlA UR Pk0fUSL FLOWING

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion of the
srual fluid in the being too little. ard accom-
panied by pain; aud the other profuse
tlon which will be speedily cured by the Constitution
Water.
That disease known FALLING OF THE WOMB.
which is the result of relaxation OF the ngaments of that
organ, and known by OF he and dae gng
pains In the back and sdes al times accompanied by
sharp lancdatng shooting pains through the parts
WILL in all cases, be removed BY the medicine.
There l. another class Il symptoms arising from lRRl
TAfluN or THE WOMB. which Physicians call Nervous
ness, which word up much ignorance and m nine
Of the doctor does really know whether
ths symptoms the dlseae. the di the symp
toms. We can only enumerate them re speak more
particularly of Cold Feet Papan the Heart impaired
Memory, wakeulness, Flashes of Heat, Languor Lass
tude and Limness Of Vision.
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ET,nER HARNESS Il BINGHAM.
CARRIERS.
VEN R.fRRER SHOP.

- sHUCRAFT HAS OPENED BARBER SHOP IN
-. the block Of John c. New, two doors south OF
the Postoiice on the secoDd floor, Room No and ?,
where he w be pleased TO all his old customers Is
in ftll bI.Stw with six cbairS oofl0-dly
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Why should buy box Of
Il RAN E'S Tt : : | l. n u q
THE WONDERFUL GRANTEES
Because they cure HoarSeness, Sore Throat &c.
Who has not heard q the
What should take for Sore Ihroat
What shonla take ~ Cold
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PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long since up the Of buchu cubes and
niber the of these disc and only them
for the want OF a better remedy.
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VIII assemble, and the mos, important questions
will be brought before Il for determination. One q
which, the Emancipation ans Colonization policy q the
President, viii vitality affect the future Of the country
All interesting Congressional prooeedines will be
ported IN The Srnfiaef.
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rH,EH NJ II Hr@s - LA rEU ~ Bc
a new Legislature will assemble the sth Of Janu-
AIRY next Its action viii have deep interest for The
citizens Indiana The contain faithful
and intelligent report Of is proceedBgs 80 that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
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READ, READ. READ.

lritate and drench the kidneys and by
lead 10 chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
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ALE BY ALL DRUG6lsrs-PMCE 81.

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Morgan A Ahen. General Agents Me- 70 Chf street,
New York Wright French, 63 Randolph 81: Smith
Dwyer ~ Lake 1t. wholesss Agents, Chicago Illinois
janis dSu
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Has proved itself equal the task that has devoved
upon IT,
DIURETICS,
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Besides this important exiehuation,
there Is another consideration which
should have due weight in the judgment
pronounced upon the Potomac Army. 1t
was a maxim Of Napoleon that the head
quarters of any eommander-in chief
eiould bein the field, where the opera
tons of the contending parties could be
observed, SO that all commands might be
given to meet the immediate circum-
stances; and "no army said he, "can
be successful which is subject to the
counsels of any man or body. Of mer,
rem)ved from the scene of action. Now,
il is notorious fact that the Potomac
Army has been subject TO the command of
the War Department at Washington,
many times, directly contrary to the
military judgment of the commanders in
the field. Under such circumstances, it
is highly unjust 20 stigmatize with cow
ardice soldiers who have no will of their
own but TO obey the commands of their
superiors-Who, when opportunity has
been given them, as at Gaines Hill, An
tietsm, Charlottesville, Gettysburg
last in the catalogue, though not by any
means least in point OF valor and I'M
yielding bravery, was the fight at Wau-
hatchis by General HoOker-hsve shown
themselves brave enough TO walk into the
valley of death, without single blanched
cheek or faltering step.
The army of the West has been so far
removed from the central power at Wash
ington that no check has been imposed
upon the operations of its commanding
generals, who have shown great military
kill, and complete courage and BRAY
cry.
We only ask that justice and generos-
ity be dealt out even-handed to all, and
by way of suggestion, we would add that
the Union cause will be fully as much
advanced if the time be occupied in
studying how to weaken the rebels, in
stead of weakening ourselves, by Great
ing incarable dissensiOns in or own
ranks. Remember, officers and soldiers
of the Army of the Cumberland, that al
though we have been Incorporated into
your organization, and your interest has
become identified with our own, when
you speak of the Army of the Potomac
as towards, and as men undeserving the
the highest encomiums for their vaor and
heroic deeds, you inflict upon US wounds
which the hand of time cannot heal.
More anon.
ROBERT A. CHURCH,
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Il Is r<itaored that Dfouyn de b'tfuys
ia drswifi5 up an explanatory d9cum, IL,
comprising the different questions which
the Emperor intends 10 submit TO the
Congress.
The journals appeal 30 be generally
talking adversely TO the Congress.
Ths French government had informed
Mr.. Dayton that their views on the
American question were unchsngt d.
They had recognized and recently had
not signed he tr, atty for the acquisition
of Texas and Louisisn as reported.
Be7ne, N0V. 15.-The Marese govern
ment had addressed a note to the Fed
eral Council protesting against the modi
tication of the Republican Constitution
by French invasion, and hoping for the
sympathy of Switzerland.
The bank Of France has raised the
rate of discount to per cent.
The monthly returns show decrease
of cash in hand of 67,000000f.
Affairs in Poland remain unchanged.
The withdrawal of the Grand Duke
Constantine from the GoVernOrship is
confirmed
Up cial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat
CAIRO, Nov. 23.-Memphis papers of
the 21st have been received by the steam
er Mary Forsyth. The Bulletin has the
following account of horrible atrOcity
perpetrated by negro on a white girl
"PoCAHOETAs, Tenn, Nov. 10.
"Eaitrs Bulletin: Yesterday private
of company A, LIST Alabama COlored
Regiment, named Lawson Camp, was out
with scouting party, and, leaving the
SQUAD, proceeded to the house of Mr..
Re tb, five miles from here, on the Ripley
road. Seeing his daughter, Ann, and her
sister law la the yard, he asked if
any men were about. They alarmed,
returned to the house, replying that they
were alone. He followed. When in the
room he told the elder 10 leave, which she
refused to do. Then he babe the young
er to leave; both started, whereupOn he
followed them to the yard, and laid down
his gun, choked and threw down the
younger one, Ann. Her sister-in-laW
started for the gun, seeing which be got
up, took il, laid it down beside him, and
Selling the younger one committed a
rape upon her Complaint was made at
once, and be was arrested and tried by
court convened last evening and sem
fenced to be hung
Col. Fielding Hurst, of the 9th Ten
nessee cavalry, commanding the post,
approved the sentence, and ordered The
execution to take place at s o'clock this
evening. Afterward he committed the
sentence to shooting. AT the appointed
time the 1st Alabama was drawn up,
and after some very pointed talk from
Col. Alexander, of the 1st Alabama, show
ing his intention TO enforce the strictest
discipline, they marched out, aud the
condemned negro was shot. Twelve
muskets were detailed, one loaded with
blank cartridge. Ten balls lodged in his
body. He expired without q struggle.
He bore his fate with a great deal of for
titude, not seeming to be affected at all.
He has always been bad, unruly man,
and richly merited the punishment. The
effect, it is to be hoped, will be salutary.
The young lady upon whom he COM
mitted the deed bore an excellent char
acter.
Advices from Little Rock report all
quiet. The Union sentiment is prevail
ing to great extent.
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The Springfield News of the 21st
says:
CAPT. PERRY STEwART.-This gentle
man has resigned HE position as Captain
of Co. A. in the 94lh Ohio regiment, now
at Chattanooga, on account of i'll health.
He brought with him $1,000 from his
company and Capt. Gibson's to their
friends at home The money has been
deposited in the State Bank.
A public gathering took place at
Miamisburg on the 21st inst, at which
the loyal people of the township gave
earnest of their intention TO provide
amply and beautifully for the families
of the husbands and sons who are now
fighting the battles of the Constitution
and the Union, by contributions of
money, eatables, clothing, wood, pro-
duce, &C., &c. The contributions
amounted to over $40.
The enumeration of the male populs-
ton of the State of Ohio for 1863 over
q, gives an aggregate of 545,256. OF
these 535, 319 ara white, and 9,937 black.
The male population of Hamilton county
over the age of 81 is 67,716, of whom
1910 are negroes.
A DESERVED Promotion. - Captain
STANDARD, of Battery B, 1st Ohio Artl-
lery, has been compelled by i'll health 10
resign his position il the army and come
home. The Battery is now commanded
by Capt. John H. Syper, who is in this
city at present on lesve.
Capt Syper has been for more than
two years 1st Lieutenant in the Battery,
his commission dating from Aug. 10,
1861. During his connection with the
Battery he has proved himself gal
liant soldier and good officer. He was
warmly recommended for promotion by
Capt. STANDARD, Col. Enyart, command
ing Brigade; Brighten. Palmer, COL
James Barnett, Ma. -Gen. Negley, and
Msj:- Gen. II ,usseau.
Capt. Syper's commission dates from
Nov. 26th.-CieUsIand Herald, 23rd.
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"our Eas,ern CeneraIa.n
S. G. NJ

c. 5. DEPARTMENT 2D DIVISION l2m CoRPs
Wauhatchie, Tenn, Nov. 20, lees. }
An article appeared in the Louisville
Journal few days since, under the above
heading, the burden of which seemed to
be to libel the characters, and call into
question the capacities, of those COM
manders who have recently come from
the Eastern Department. And the Army
as well SIS the Press has permitted this
same feeling, which, for want of better
term, we shall denominste jealousy, to
spread over the entire command, from
tue private up the duplicate of Stars.
This Is unjust, as il is ungenerous. We
are engaged in the common cause of fight
ing the common enemy, and the object
OF all, without distinction, of army or
CARNATIONS, should be to fight the wicked
Zoe. Continually, the theme Is, 1.-THE ILL
success and the inefIicisncy of the Poto-
mac Army" without any consideration
OF modifying circumstances.
The Rebel Army Of the East has, from
the beginning, been the flower of the
Confederate forces, and it is against them
that this same POtO.Hac Army has
marched. The combined talent and
military experience of such men 5 Long
street, A. P. Hill, "StonewalI" Jackson,
and 4. E. Lee, have sought to render the
Rebel Capital impregnable to any attack,
and auxiliary TO all the rest, they have
had the advantages Of fighting on their
own ground, behind their own breast
works.
The Rebel Army Of the West contains
vast number of men, who, if they
could have any election in the matter,
would come into the ranks Of the Federal
Army, and il is against these half
hesrted, poorly disciplined soldiers, that
the Western Generals have fought. What
has been the result when the Western
generals have encountered the COrPsssf
Rslreetg Read the annslses sgglss;;,,..
x.-NRsf Nerta 49,
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LOYALTY IN ARKANsAs-A letter from
Little Rock, under date of the 11th inst,
says:
The loyalty of Arkansas has been tee-
tilted to in a substantial manner by the
enlistments into our service. Three regi-
ments of infantry are nearly filed, and
the fourth and fifth are in process of
formation. This, it should be remem-
bered, is from 3 State that has been
secured again and again for men to i'm
press into the rebel army, and where but
few able bodied citizens managed to
escape. The county of Yell has given
five hun dred volunteers to our cause, and
other counties have done nearly IS we'll.
1t is estimated that there will be from
eight to ten thousand volunteers in Ar
kansas in the next three months. This
does not include the many hundred refu-
gees who fed TO our lines early in the
war, and enlisted into regiments from
other States. The masses of the people
in Arkansas are loyal, and would have
remained so if they had been let alone.
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Medical Examining Board

HEAD0'Es BUKEAU OF ORGANIZATION L. s. c. T,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 70, 1865.
THE Board Of Surgeons for EXAMINATION Of appii-
Il cants for commissions as Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons Of United States Coered Troops, will com
is sessions In this city al Us looms Cherry
slr0ef, opposite the Couvalescent Barracks
All APP lioatious must be made properly endorsed
accompanied with testimonials. 20 the President Of
the Board, who will notify each applicant when 70
appear for examination.
By order Of
G-ORGE L. sTEARNs, A. A.G,
Commanding Organ Il ,tion {. :. COioTed IroOPs.
JSo. EAsreS, surgeon u. s. NOi's and Prest Board
surgeon W. LAwIoS, y. 8 Wells.
q" H. }, FARQUHsRsoS 9Th fennesres Infantry.
ASS S1rg'n !. K BGUDAY, L. s. Vols Secy BoaI d.
nOv27 n lDEPl
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Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken. or
have been wound up and their Notes, II any are
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Instsedssn, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, al Kn0TvR O.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, At Tszeweil.
Bank OF Tazewel, at Tszewoll.
Lawreneeburg Bank, at Lawrence burg
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank of America, at Garzsvtile.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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RespectfulIr your DC. safa'l.

JoHE Ii. JAMES,
1t & A. A. Q. NJ. G., Tenn. Troops.
Witnesses:
Sergt. BYE,
w. G. BESEET, ,o ~
JOIN Il. JAMES, Ao'" nAi0A' ini' "i'
WM. Z. TRACY,
and others, if necessary,
The above statement was taken no
notice of at General Changers Head
quarters, and I am satisfied from what I
heard at Gen. Changers Headquarters on
the evening of the 18th, that the inactiOn
on the above was owing to the prejudice
against me as a Staff officer connected
with Gen. Andrew Johnson.
JOHN 81. JANIS,
1t. & a. A. Q NJ Gen'l.
State of Tennessee.