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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

The POPULAR SENTIMENTAL correspondent
who resides in the northern part of the State,
after an absence from home for several weeks.
writes US as follows in regard to public sentiment
in his locality.
] find on my return home that the Democracy
are wonderfully alive and active. They are or
ganizing in all the townships. and the meetings
are very largely attended. Many conservative
Of the late Republican party are every where with
Us. Notwithstanding, however. the people are
active and determined, no imprudence or VIOLA
ton of the laws will be contemplated. 1.-THE
Constitution. the Union, aud the enforcement OF
the laws is the motto with all.
This is but one of the hundred evidences of the
great revolution going on in the public mind.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
rhe KentucEy state convention.


A convention for the nomination of candidates
for the State offices, to be supported at the ensu-
ing election in Kentucky, which assembled under
the name of ..Union Democratic Convention"
was in session at Louisville on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. It's character may be
best Judged by the fact that it was controlled by
the lifelong and bitter opponents OF the Democ-
racy in that State, and it refused to hear aspeeeh
from General JAMES A. CRAvESs. of Indiana. the
Representative in Congress from the Second Dis
trict, who was received with such expressions as
cd d-n Democracy. you're a id Copper
head" don't hear him" .put him out" &c.
The nomination of JosHUAF BELL, for Governor,
only known as a Wing and Know Nothing, and
ever a strenuous opponent of the Demo
cratic party aud Democratic principles. is another
evidence that the Democrats of Kentucky were
not represented in the Convention. There was a
day when the people of Kentucky were respected
for their devotion to principle and their fearless
advocacy of the cause which they believed to be
right, Just and for the best interests of the
country, but the spirit of the fathers. of a glorious
ancestry, we fear has departed with them, or if il
still exists il has of late failed to find expression.
The Louisville Democrat, in noticing the action
of this selfstyIed and falsely called Democratic
Convention, remarks:
Our readers have the proceedings of the con
yention before them, and can form their OWL
Judgment. We have not room for ours TIN:
morning. except TO say that we are of opinion
from all the Indications, that this Union train !:
on the wrong track. and is not running towart
the desired end The present is a good station tC
get off at before a breakdown
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

We regret to notice that the arrest of deaert-
ers by the military authorities has been in~terfered
With in several instances by citizens in various
portions of the State. We hope that Democrats
viii not lend themselves or their influence to aid
soldiers in defeating their just obligations to the
Government. Obedience to law is not only a
cardinal principle Of the Democratic party, but il
is the best evidence and test of good citizenship.
With but few exceptions the army is composed
Of men who have voluntarily enlisted in that de-
partner of the public service, and with a
foil knowledge OF the responsibility they
assumed in thus contracting their services
70 the Government. The soldier honestly
owes that service for the period he has enlisted.
D~esertiOn is also a mean crime. There is scarcely
a circumstance which will make it defensible. If
d~esertion is encouraged, and deserters are har-
bored and protected from arrest and return to the
ful6llment of their obligations, the discipline of
the army cannot be maintained. and its democrat
izatiOn must follow as a necessary and certain
result.
The penalties of the laws and regulations
against desertion and deserters, and those who
harbor and aid de~serters, are severe. They are
necessarily So If the honor OF the service cannot
be maintained. and those who have contracted
their services be held to their agree
mens. il will be useless TO attempt
the organization Of armies to protect
the public honor and the public interests. This
proposition IS 50 self evident that il is needless to
illustrate IT, If there is any just reason why a
soldier should be released from his contract with
the Government he should seek an honorable
discharge, which should be granted; but to steal
away or run away from the service, is a violation
of good faith and honor that should find no
encouragement whatever, but, otherwise, such
faithlessness should be repudiated and rebuked
bv every good citizen. Obedience to law is the
only security TO person and the rights of property,
and anarchy must follow a disregard Of law and
the obligations it euioins.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

CoLosEL LANES REsP0SsE--A letter from the
" sshington correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ca
zette saws:
An amusing incident occurred at one Of the
large hotels here the other evening. Certain
officers of she Signal Corps. hugely smitten with
the charms OF Miss Julia Mortimer. a danseuse at
Canterbury Hall, went to give vent to their pent
up feelings through the martial strains of the
'.Signai Corps Band" Unfortunately, installing
the window Of the fair ones apartment, they hap
pened to come under that Of Senator Lane. of
Indiana. who, naturally enough, taking the com
crowd and responded IN such a speech az he is
capable Of. The discovery of the mistake dis
eom6ted the parties exceedingly.
~ IL is rumored that Indiana is to be erected
into q separate military department, and that
General CAazIxs1ox viii be placed in ommand
Of Il.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

E7- There were five women and eleven chill
dren in the County Infrmary, the wives and
children of soldiers, February lst, lS63.5[Chil-
licothe Advertiser.
And the Government has spent millions Of
dollars for the exclusive benefit Of contraband
negroes. The wives and children of soldiers are
sent to the Poor House, but the negroes are sup
ported at the expense Of the tax payers. A
beautiful state Of affairs we have under Abolition
rules6Dayton Empire.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
Attack ON Judge Caleb n. smith i'm the
New York

A cowardly Jacobin. who thirsts for blood,
makes an attack on Caleb B.. Smith, United
States Distriet Judge in Indiana, for the mild
sentence he passed upon some deluded persons
who had by force resisted the officers OF the law,
and who had been convicted in bis Court for the
offense.
The action Of the Judge was wise and discreet,
and was dictated by sound pDlicy. and was Just
and right in tself-[Cincinnati Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

Executive, in pandering to the insane fanasicism Of the
Abolition faction, has ventured upon a system OF public
policy which. il successfully inaugurated. would di-grace
our country in the yes Of the ci.ilized world, and carry
lust, rapine and murder into every house in the siavehold-
ing States.
4. That the act Of the Federal administration in sus-
pending the writ Of habeas corpus, the arrest Of citizens
not subject to martial law, without warrant or authority,
transporting them to distant States iucarceratihg them
without charge or accusation. denying hem the right OF
trial by Jury, Of witnesses in their favor and counsel Tor
their defense. Withholding from them all knowledge Of
their accusers and the cause of their arrest. answering
their petition for redress by repeated injury and insult,
prescribing in mary cases as a condition OF their release
test oaths arbitrary and illegal, in the ~abridgment of free
dom of speech and of the press, in suppressing new spa
pers by military force, and establishing a censorship
wholly inc mpatible with the freedom OF thought and ex-
pre- sion of opinion, in the es; ablishment Of a system of
espionage by a secret police TO invade the sacred privacy
of uDsuspect ng citizens, in declaring martha law over
States not in rebellion and where the courts are open and
unobstructed for punishment of crime, in atten pting 10
strike out Of existence the entire value of property in
slaves throughout the country, in the attempted enforce
ment OF compensated emancipation, in the proposed taxa
ton of he laboring white msn TO purchase the freedom
and secure the elevation OF the negro-are each and al
unconstitutional, subverting the Constitution, State and
] Federal, invading the sacred rights Of the people and the
sovereignty of the States. and, if sanctioned, the destruc-
ton Of the Union. estab ishing upen the common ruins o
the liberties Of the people and tie sovereignty Of ths
States a CONSOLIDATED military despotism.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet again OF
Saturday, the 18th, at l p NJ.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
Meeting of the state Central Conn
mittee.

The members of the Democratic State Central
Wednesday next, the 25th inst. As matters of
deep interest and Importance will be brought
before il for consideration and action. it is hoped
that every member will be present upon the
occasion
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
sentiments of the new England De-
m0CraCV.

TBE PoLITIcAL CANVASS N CoNNEcTIcuT-
SPEECH OF THOMAS II. SEYMOUR, DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF C0sSEcTIcuT, AT
HARrFoRD, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March
IL, 1868.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
Correspondence Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
Letter from Washington.

PRoFANIrY-A Bio THISG-MAJoR
CENTRAL LEWIS WALLAcE-MAJoR GENERAL
(. o. ORD. AND MAJOR DOM P,ATT IN WASH
IsGroS-THEIR REcKPTIoN-WHAr THEY DID
AND WHAT THEY DlDS'T-EsTABLIsHMENT OF AN
ISFIRMARY FOR MAJOR GENERALS.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-20

DtssoLuT1os.or PAnTSERs 1T will he seen by a
notice in eur columns that Novel; & Warner hnve
dissolved partnership in the CONNIE rcial College
MIR Lowell continues to conduct this excellent aud
heurishug institutions aud Is highly qualified the
task Our business relations with him have always
boen of tbs most pleasant and satisfactory character
aud we comend him and his College to the continued
confidence and patronage of the publc.-Binghamton
DdifB Republican
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VALLANDIGHAMS RECORD.

THIS work contains the principal Speeches Of Hon.
i C. l.. VALLASDIGHAM, on
ABoLITYON TIE UNION, AND THE CIVIL WAR;
also parts Of othor Speeches Letters Votes, etc, is
printed on good 2iS pages large evo, and
has very finely execdted steel engraved likeness or
Mr. Vaaadlgham.
The work has been carefully compiled and edited
Also revised and approved by Mr.. Vallandigham 1t
~ having large sale.
Price, paper covers, 60 cts Cloth, SlOOi delivered
by mail or express, prepaid, on receipt Of price.
lbeT al discount to Agents and dealers,
Published by J. WALTER Co,
Columbus Ohio.
" cory Will be sent to every editor who inserts
the above and this notice before July ls 1868, and
sends marssd copy Of his paper TO the publishers
June 8, le63-lm.
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To NERVOUS SUFFERERS BOTH SExEs-A reverend
gcntlemon having been restored to health in few
days after undergoing all the routine and irreg
ular expensive modes of treatment without success
considers il his sacred duty to communicate to his
afflicted fellow creatures the of cure. Hence
the receipt of addressed envelope he Will send
free copy of the prescription used Direct to DIR
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, lsG Fulton street, Brooklyn
New YORK March IA,
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W The Commercial College will be conducted by
the Principal T. w. Lowell, wHO takes the opportu.
nity OF turning his hearty thanks to the public for
their lbEral patronage heretofore brstewcd the
institution and invests their attention the improv.
nents soon to be introduced into the several depart.
Dcnts, u. w. Lowell,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-20
Reading Rail Road.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH AND
VI Northwest for Philadelphia New York, Reading,
ottsville, Lebanon, Allentown, EastOn, &C. &c.
Traius leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia New York
Reading POttsve and all intermediate stations, at Z
M, and p. III.
New York exptess leaves Harrisburg at 2.l5 a, m ,
arriving at New York at Is the same morning,
Fares from harrisburg TO New York s. 10 10
Philadelphia 50 81 and 81 80. Baggage checked
through.
Returning leave New York @ a, M, l2 noon, and :
p m (pitsburg EXpress). Leave Philadelphia at o.l5
a. M, and $50
Sleeping ears in the New York express trains through
to and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by the Catuwssa Railroad leave Tamaqua
$50 a m, and 2l5 p m for Philadelphia, New York
and all Way Points
Trains leave louisville at OILS a, M. and 2.3o p. M,
for Philadelphia, Harrisburg and New York.
An Accommodation passenger train eoves Reading
at 600 M, aud returns rsm Philadelphia al 90 pm
IJ' All the above trains run daily, Sundays excepted
sunday train leaves Potsvillu NJ 7,3O a. nip and
Philadelphia at 3.l5 p m,
Communication mileage season, and excursion tlsket'
C. A, NlCoLLs,
May %, 1868 General Superintendent.
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A DEMONSTRATORS S NOTICE
ESt0te Of Patrick Tool, deceased

r ErTElS of Administration on the Estate of Pat.
Lrck Tool, late OF Centre township, Columbia co.,
deceased have been granted by the Register of Cuum
bia to the undersigned all persons having claims
against the estate of the deCendGnt requested 10
prarut them to the undersigned, at his residence in
sat township without delay, and all persons indebted
to maze payment forthwith,
CHARLES TOOL, admir-.
Nav 81 lsj3-GW
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY.
MHvWe, Columbia County, Penn'c.

This well KNOWN School for both sexes will op.n
NOVEMBER Sd, 1869.
The recent additions TO the buildings; reader aCcCn
OdatiOns for more than siAty hoardcrs,
The course of study will embrace three dcpaTtmgrs
the Normal, the Scientific, and the Commercial.
The Principal will be assisted by experienced tCCGL,
ers, fully qualified for their respeclivc positions,
Parents and others may rest assured that efforts
will he spared to make the School worthy of patronage
and that the welfare Of the students, Intellectually
physically and morally, will receive constant care
For application, circulars further particulars ad.
press the undersigned. at Mue Columbia county Pt-
4, MAXWELL POTTS
JOHN -. PATTON, A. Ma
Principal.
Mllville Pa, Sept l3, 1862.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE. CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or A
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onvclove. Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Green.
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June 90, l663-lm.
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Uniformity ofPrices "A New Feature in Business
Every one his own salesman JONES q co. of the
Crescent One Price Clothing Store, No. 20i Markctsrect
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In addition to having The largest most varied and
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The goods are well sponged aud prepared and great
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Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth street
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CHILDREN owe much of their sickness to colds. No
matter where the disease may appear to be seated its
origin may be traced TO suppressed perspraton,
cold. Cramps and lung complaints direct products
Of colds In short colds the haIbngcrs of half the
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JAMES n. SMITH.
F, G. LIGHT & CO.,
Late Light Bradburys.)
Piano Forte ManulaC C Cturers,

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u All Piano fotlos from thl, mauufictury arc war
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ffNO tONSU MPTIVES.-Th5 advertiser having been
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Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
March H. 1868 -3m Kings County, New York.
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sa- Thankful, friends, for your support.
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THE SAPONLEIER.

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