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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-10
SALOON.
SALOON.
Excelsior Saloon and Restaurant
NO SIS EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
indianapolis Indiana.
RUDOLPH FEY. Proprietor.

yUNHIS PINE SALOON WILL BIZ OPENED on
i 10 (Iuesday,) March 10, with a splendid
lunch at 9 o'cisck a. VI.
patrons and the citizens OF indianapolis generally, that
he has spared money means TO make this house
what l. ought be- Of the finest and haudsomes =
saloons IN the West.
He will keep constantly on hand the best Rhine and
Native Wines, Champaignes Lager Beer, Ale and the
very best of Liquors
He is also prepared furnish Meals at all times after
short notice, and invites the public for call.
mcha dim
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CONSTITUTION WATER

t. the pubic with The conviction that Y has no equal IN
relieving the class ~ diseases WIFI Il has been found
eminenty successful m curing and trust that Ne
rewarded for efforts placing - valuable remedy
form TO meet the require patient and ph, 81
sla
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FoR SALE BY ALL DRU6Glsrs-PRIcE 81
wM.H. GREGG A co. Propy,e,ar.

Norgan aiieu. General Agents. No. 46 Cliff street
New York Wright 4 French, 65 Randolph ST. smith 4
Dwyer 81 Lake wholesale Agents. Chicago. nlineis
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PHYSICIANS

Haze long given up the use Of buchu cubes and
niber in The treatment Of these Diseases and only the
for the ant of a better remedy
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viii assemble, and the important questions
will be brought before for determination. One Of
which, the Emancipation and Colonization polio, q he
President, will vitality Affect the future OF the country
All interesting Congressional proceedings will Be
ported in the .SsHtinel.
,n-Ba n H. Rc9l uS In III RG Nc
new Legislature will assemble the ssh Of Janu-
AIRY next. Its action will have deep interest for The
citizens Of Indiana. The S>nffEeS will contain faithful
and intelligent Export Of i;s proceedings. that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
sentatives are doing.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

proved itself equa, the task that has devOved
upon it.
DIURETICS,
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READ, READ. READ.

rrtate and drench the Kidneys and by constant use
led 10 CHRONIC d.generation and confirmed disease.
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DYsMENORHEA, OR PAINE VI MESSTRUATIOS, A,
IN MENORRnAGIA OR PlOFusE Flow NC.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION

Which in the married female is u constant recurring
al ease and through neglect the seeds OF grave
dangerous maladics are the result and a. month afte
month passes without effort being made to assist
ture the suppression becomes chronic the patient gradu
ally loses her appetite, the bowels constipated nigh
sweats come on, and the consumption finally ends he
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-10
LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.
FOR DYSPEPSIA

Ii has equal in relieving the most distressing symp
Also Headache, heartburn. Acid Sto mach, Nonlt
ing Food, &c. Take a tea>poonfu after dinner. The
dose In all cases may be increased desired but should
be done gradually
The New York herald., 1863-05-26


70 erect any batteries the navigation % ~
river between This Mac. ana yorx,own We steamed
49,, 80. 49,. - - ...n.-,n
s""v oo"S ue '"er' carefully scanhiog iho o""As "S
our easses but sign OF battery esrthwork was any
where visible nor do belisvcfor .oue time nj lesst
.,v ha.. $1,000 - .- - - -. -. ! :. :. -,
- . s1' eau asso'e Sou "ouu mo- " ''1
sao Tor them TO erect batteries TO obsruct The assago
OF gu boats propeed bv m for has shown
.hr, whus n 4. - ,,c,u,, -, 81, . . .,,.. - -,
80 .,...- . sI'.,'' ~ ~, s'es"'s' ~
aimed. "a
Inn convircss ,bo, yor, ,,v.r .oa 4. ,,,.,.. 49,
' ''~ '''' ~" 10 I" ""'" "s-'sss
T"munkey ana hattapony-waters country rich IN fer
tny and that this part the state alone can furns>
~ - f ~ ~" '""'o '"''1 Ae'0o
tue neces shy ana rorety o Tnlcs and oragng expedi
IONS in this district. t1 q
A. ro,n, ahort tn,f ,yav ,e,,xeer wo., p,., .,d,
F ' W. . 49, ~~ .' .' -.
yorktown the snip was stopped ard an arncd boat was
called the gig containing Captain VIM.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
Theatrical.
wALLACK's.

Sheridan Knowles play .Tho wife," VIII DO actsd for
the rst time at this theatre this evening" New scesery
and costumes have been provided and the cast includes
the leading members Of the company. Tomorrow even
ing Mr. Bardon, the efficient doovkeeper has his ticket
night.
\ rHBATRE PRANCAIs.
This evening Messrs Albert Mary and Rousseau pro
duce at Nblos Concert saIoonths Theatre Francois
vctorieu sardou's great comedy Les Ganaohcs" upon
tho occasion OF their benefit These gentlemen as able
members Of the French troupe deserve liberal beuet,
and e hope they will have their theatre ned tomorrow
night Tho piece produced for the nrst time 10 this
country.
BARNuMs NusEUM.
We have desire TO claim prophetic ken or 10 aspire
to the oracular tripod but time ago ventured
the prediction that Barnnm would exhibit Mr. and
Mrs Tom Thumb again and ol Il has to pass. The
little General and his little wife appear at the Museum TO-
day with Commodore Mutt and Minnie Warren. The
parison OF little, less, least will DO apparent to the
dullest comprehension The other curostes, Including
the bearded lady the performances in the pious theatre
and tho Immortal Barnum himself may bSscen, as usual
for quarter OF dollar II dcult 10 say how one OF
Secretary cAse's postage notes be more advantage
ousoy expended.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
Movemsnss OF Troops.

The steamer Kxpoundcr from Washington for Bangor,
WIN the Second Naine Regwers passed Cope God al 1aas
p. n to-day.
The Second Nsv Hampshire regiment Ion Concord this
morning on liz rctom TO the seat Of var hsvng been
cruted and put s best lighting condition. This regi
mens has passed through seventeen battles.
the F,y fourth Massachusetts, (ooIored) leave Boston
ON Thursday for Port Royal in the steamer De Melcy
Tho Fifty.snh (color-d) now forming, has about 300
men, and is rapidly Increasing Tho Governor Of Obio
has mads application 70 Covernor Andrew to have oh1o
men appointed officers In the oo'r'd resimsns 10 prcpcs
,on ,o the number of men furnished by THAI State Ad
wees rom various sections Of ohio sbe~ that recrutne
for these regiments more saccessfaI Than was ssisl
patsd
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
The Tarncr's Celebration. ,,
PFINGsr MONrA0-CRAND CELEBRATION OF ruI


GERMANS. a
Tho festivities peculiar 10 whitsuntde commence1
10 this city yesterday by the German societies IN tho
usual fashion. The New York Turpveren, accompanied
by the branches of the Acmenc saengorband,
and the lately returned Twentieth New York Volunteers
(rurner regimcntl, went grand excursion & JoGes,
Wood, where the day spent 10 the agreeable
manner Vocal and Instrumental music dlncing, sheot
ing gymnss,ic exercises lager Linburger, sSezcr kass
aud the other German institutions ndsgei 10 so
unlimited extent and Pnngst Moniag celebrated ao
gether seldom celebrated before in this city,
The societies rcndezvousci early forenoon Turn
Halle Ia or chard street. which they marched
precssson Jones' Wood under the grand hahp
Of Captain Dehl, In the following order:-
Grand Marshal, attended by his aids.
New York schuigen glide, with drum corps.
Now York Saengerbund Captain Hallerand Marshli.
Independent Srgng Societies,
MuIlors Bsnd.
Twentieth regiment New York Volunteers COL vcscsack
New York Turner zoes'ingeD.
Hobokel Iurnverein.
Jersey City Turnvcrcn.
Drum Corps end Bard of the New York rurnverein
Veteran Turner'S of the city.
New York Turnverein.
Company D, Fourth artillery. -n A
The procession marched from orch ard street thros
Canal Bowery, second street, aud Tenth srcet
the foot Of which the various sociees embarked on
board steamboats, specially chartered and proceeded TO-
The boat arrived a, the wo d In due Of time.
and was received BY salvo u artillery me .ocis.is
landed and commenced their various an1useDsnu .ne
singing ciees formed themselves In groups ana dd-
coursed some excellent concerted pieces ice
Of he ouadrie bands thsf feet vigorously moving
about The goblet and horn o. KING Ssmorlnus crcu.
ia,sd hrisklv smous both Sexes ana The smoke from
pnsSss,s ssssrs and shs mcerschaum wss percsptbi4
s Nv ,sumpst were 70 Be heard amid the Of
arssrv and The CRACKING Of target rifles Soups and
tSs amused themselves and others Win
sS,sIons cf their si large number Of tbs Twcnse,h
res,sens wss present. and among the officers was
av va cool and pleasant although lowering every
ming passed Of we'll although thirty thousand yer
sons were copgregatsd together.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

USum STATES srnAxR Mwnc,
PAnurxxy Rvn, above West Point, Va May 70, 1868.
NdpaJ Reosssoissasoe-TAs Lasd Bepsm fhs katisposy
AVID ne Pamynke-A visa 10 a Ra<i rn~~--TAs
Cv~beaf ssrics. &c.
Tlas afternoon this ship weighed anchor md went sws
the yot river rcconnoisss0ce for he purpose OF ds
covering whether ,be enemy hsS erected, were sesus
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

oar Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
FORTRESS MONROE, May "a, 1868.
The Baltimore boat to-day brought down eighty four
rebel prisoners, many Of them wounded They ware
transferred 10 the Croton ana conveyed 70 Fort
Norfolk. ...a. -.
Tho United sates cutter Hercules arrived this
morning i a .i ~
The steamer Hero leaves rhis afternoon for Aqua
creek with load OF contrabands. They are 70 be en-
poyed In the Inherent government departments at that
place.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
Arrivals and Departures.

Bss.sx-s,esTship H.ps.-r yrsyets sse lady. q ws,.
and son Cspt Butler and son, Ifen AID sssr. tsaa
0otse and family Amahe ssetn and child. Daniel Never.
ssssr ssS Ssl w ihe sseersss
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

review, mn0t-
Testing decided ts sesolution defend
national territory sides troops arc being
raiscdand organised who are arriving a the capital ana
after sent towards the east.
Subscriptions continue 10 be opened In tho most
insigniscsnt towns In favor Of the army.
opSSrxc or ooScRrss-rHE rRrnpsxr's SPEECH
The Congress OF the Union opened its Sessions with all
solemn the Goth ult ana has already commenced
attend osubects o vital interest The citizen President
ing Of Congress- Is fortunate event for the repubc and
for the go~ornment whose business 1t win be teach the
invader tha he can do nothing against our institutions
The eli iren arcsidcnt continued AZ these tsrms:--
In lerfornng the FIRST OF my duties, In satsfying my
sacred q ms romises have sSssted, ioyasy and as.
sduously ~ aae creation and development d our ole
whch has 80 nsbly seconded the policy Of the govern
;nent, our attitude 10 daily more t1posng, and IN the
can face terrible war without foreign aid
Some little dffi6 utes, excited BY ameutable arrors
hsye been get asdea the veice Of hs government and
Of patriotism In the frees resolution 80 operate
tivs'y in the war, which the ssustanine With
Jdsi-c and vigorous effort o~tsde Of the long declared
traitors there is NOT Desired Imagined In all the
public prospect q greater halpincss tnan the triumph
over ue invaders Of soil Your authorized debers-
tons those noble sentiments ana the vote Of confidence
which Ne executive pusr requses and expects fron
you viii demonstrate more " cncm,s that,
easy accoagishnen oS tbsr most odious unserakIng,
the most sold union s appssent IN Ne authorities Of the
Everything she defence o. c autonomy and ssnss
The whole world will acclaim our honor. because truly
ps people IL os1tcmptbIe whtch divided and cut up BY
disastrous civk wars, has In itself strength cncuss 70
ashi with dignity against The most powerful monarch OF
maintains undisturbed its public Law gives proof Of wis
don IN its councils gives evidences It's mapanimty
they gct through ths conquests rnovins well that in
he present age that road " the way q dlshouor and
IKE Ncxco. defend rlg6s and justice
shscH of rHr yrsHIDNSu or covopEe.
MI poAc'Ass AH~AeA, president Of Congress- replied.
ciTrrS PRrHpssr-ro givs new testimony OF our M
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

Up TO three O'clock A. NJ q the 30th we have news
from Puebla dc 7aragoza Upto that time nothing new had
occurred The French evidently disheartened with
losses and repuses rhsre s the greatest onthu
there and the rm decision OF dying beneath the
rui. Of the heroic city rather than surrender
Yesterday tho citizen President Of the republic and
the Ministers OF War and Of Foreign Ahrs set out for
tho camp OF the Army Of the Centre The object Of the
Journey is 10 hurry up the operat,ns OF the campaign.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

loss 70 thea 10 iuuausable Stuart may wen hide his
head, AID muttsr sc yaRsd, &c.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Bragg. strategy, Present and Prospec-
tive-Rcbel Hopes.
ICorrespondence Of the Al

ll.I
-iranse movements are taking place within the
my's lines OF which the saying J-we make eiiber
mead ~ tail. In Lookout valley they undoubtedly In.
reneh.ng and possibly within ten days shall have
the bencd ot Gre from thai direction. Troops are NOV
ng backwards ami iurwsrds-some IN the direction OF
Mountniu Camrs leng established here and there
aud vsro - indicat oas app which plainly
either that al o'ensiye deutpstran OF the enomy at
hand or hat they sre preparing permanent occupa
tnn of ths position IN ) hold.
Speculation under the " cold victusls'
10 The uuh aud guits a. unsatisfactory The lsteness
OF tie season assures Us however thst whatever the
enemy attempts must be cuue qucay, FOR winter is a
bar which no strategy can set ssdc remove.
When or bow the blow may AL Of Consequence 60
movement which viii open the probabilities OF general
bltte would be hailed with pe1surs. The spirit OF the
troops ~ Sighting beat and generals and private court
me opportunity that shn i1w US edsrgeScence take
place ~ ~ rTen field
lam no ca rvoyss but. neyerihcless venture tb, ss
Fertcn th1t there at this moment revolving 10 the
mental planetary Of General Bragg grand scheme
that looks 60 glorious results he allowed the fede.
rails 10 take pe1ccaDc possession Ot Lookout valley 10
extcnd Their lines from Bridgeport 10 Chattanooga, 10
themselves f0r the water Now TO be presumed
that All this concession, " slch u really be without
It's purpose For one, have faith 20 believe that some
great plan slowly maturing which, when Cumina,es
will result 10 the greatest sDd sTlndcs, glory the
ern folds or campaign.
Tho uext battle tina, occurs between these two sruios
will undoubtedly Be more decisive than any other ever
fought this cbDtnent. if VIC fsl il will prOloog our
Struggle. n succeed, aud 20 ole who has becu
through tho ranks OF this army doub, that sbal
backbone N Yankee sreushths ,si ,,oor os the ana.
coais"ls N our rcot II we bat break ,ts power W.
may G. oooags'og and 10 conquer The prospect Va
s hr'sht Our army ascds ,ois t"s atroos bssrtv ssu
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
rhr Richmond Prison..

tfrOiu 'uc HfDul' M Nt4phtrn NOV. ~.
Tho pafss lies of the Yapkee Journals about the
starvation and crus treatment their prisoners Rich
nn0nd are on,y intended to blow up the isclinus
spirit the North, aud TO Justify Themselves
upon the prctoft OF abOmnsbls ialsshpof, ia
ni,ctns now cruetes upon unhappy cap
tivcs their hands. We have made nlurc, upoa The
subject which satisfy that all done for the support
and comfort p the Yankee muttsdc which the Conlsde
rate sovenmeet capable of doing fac, came 10 our
notice yesterday morning which viii be striking l"s
Wsssca OF the true state u things 10 oil fair minds Seve
ra persoos n reap~otabis standing ia this community
~~rs s"tssvorina 10 obtain small quantity of sas
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Rebel Accounts of tho Capture OF
CO,nubia q nO the nlRrRa ret and Je.
fErnn, ahs Richmnnd nisnaach Nm m

The morning report es the Libby prison yostd
shows tho following number of Yankee prisoners nd
the prisons In and around Richmoud Prisoners OF
127&7 citizen prisoners, g. Yankee deserters, 3: neg
22--total IT'S. Among these arc are 953 c0mmiss
officers OF different grades, from brigadier general
~ third lieutenant There also eighty four sur
10 the lot. Seven hundred Of these prisoners were
terdsy sent 10 Danviile and seven hundred will bs
daily TO tnat point until our thousand are thus dis
OF. II is understood that several thousand viii al
sent 10 fypchbaTg.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

in It's dusiou ug the people, and whcro both
ol the country wero brought into such iuNtapo
sitlon 10y the business Of commerce and OF legislation 's
proof OF sufficient degree OF repus,on 10 require thcr
separation into distinct nationaltes.
Tho revelations caused by the progress OF tte war
though startling aud unexpected 10 both sides a yes Of
much moro gravity 20 the North than 10 the South The
IanlieeS iDd that they havo to estngus national life
instead Of suppressing an Insignificant rebellion Tosuch
an Undertaking is impossible 10 forsee eud Tho
unanimous determination OF apcopie may well equal tho
results exhibited by the committee OF public saey during
the fench reyoiution or tho iron viii Of Iredock tae
Great. II may protract the contest, he did whho
there ARE sti bread and potatoes, stll lead ani gua
powder"
On the other sIte unexpected as have been The magn
tudo Of the enors ss by the enemy there can still DO
seeu termination 10 his means artificial system OF
Gnance. kept up sby The hope OF prospective piuuder
mast finally collapse IL the ameut necessary to its vital
ty be not procured Aggressive opera mere ex
hsusne than defensive, for they necessato numerical
prcpondorancc. and especially when conducted 10 tho
sham patriotism which spreads its mantle the spirit
Of robbery dics out from III rapidly than
that givcs valuo life The bands OF merceusrcs wbo
like the condotter OF Italy. look only to pay and luDdor
become dsgustod when these rspsoous tastes are not
fully gratihed aud tho impetus OF invasion is checked
Inscruabic the future appears, there are some
cheering indications Of the final crash whch destined
to ovcrako Tho Invader unless he can gain more dcc'
sivo advantages thas any ho has obtained s.nco tho
tiie was first turaed against him after tho al Of Now
Orleans The TO which he is compelled TO resort
TO al up his armies aud tho material Of which hey are
imposed give reason to think thai his military power IL
tottong Tho rise in gold is proof that the pressure
upon his monetary system, though postponed or tempo
rarly oyaded is chronic malady Tho consequent rIso
Of prices aud the increased physical wants OF The pppa
laton will plead moro cIoqueny iagainst the abuses OF
Lincoln government than Indignation at his usurpstion
OF power or contempt OF law.
Our surgeons say that the Confederate wounded display
much greater forttude in the endurance OF suGrng than
the Yankees 1hey attribute It to the high spirit OF tue
In The 2amo way titbe Of the distress borne un
murmurngly by a large part OF the Southern peopc.
woai drlve tho OF tho North TO despair. once
forced 10 feel the rebound Of the terrible caae5 which
they caused suffering among tho popiiaoD and do
moral,ZatiOn in tho army will compel Lincoln 10 abandon
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

sacrificing patriotic operation Of tho pcop.ethat cry
who oan do a soldiers duty shall promptly repair
hher aud that those at homo whose nluonce prayers
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
tchmond city Council aud Ge 4
frron tha p,rhnous 4,

IFrum the KlcnWOnd InQuIfer, MT II Il
THE City Council has made an Appropriation OF b
f0r tho purchase OF family residence - 0ensr
Although General tse has lost sverythingtst 2 u
peyt 70 his family magnificent estate, enriched
relics aud memorials Of the illuztrious race 10 wlI
tmonisls Ia not due TO him, by tne right which ID
services alone have meried and beyond sll consdej
Of sympathy or personal favor. The Council tbs
have done good thing one which will elevate II
the eyes OF the people, while II proves 20 tho reI
that nero word praise ~ not al tho oitzeus OF RicI
have to bcs,ow upon him for his glorious decds !
defence.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

Florida Troops a"d Florida Sup r
FROM the Ricbmond Enquirer " Nov H.
An sschsage papef .ars
FIct'da hss bsd IN ihs .ssVlcs % the ooofe5ersd
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Beware of the Starry Cross
on tho Seas.

REBEL SKETCHES or REBEL GENERAls.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
ARRIVAL IN RICHMOND or mrs. TODD. THK

Mrs. Todd, OF Kentucky, the mother Of Mrs. IA
night, having come to City Point on Gag Of truoc
She gocs South 70 visit her daughter, Mrs. Helm,
OF surgeon General Helm, who fell at Cbickas
Mrs Todd 10 about TO take up her rcsideDcc Ia the
al her daughters being here, except the wife of Il
who Is In Warrington, and Mrs. Kellogg, who IL st
IN paria
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Personal.
RESIGNATION OF 0ENE1AL CHYATnAN.

ltrom the Memphis Appeal.
MAJOR General CbeathAm arrived IN Atlanta on n
last. on furoueh of some twenty or thirty days.
own request he has been relieved Of his old oommd
the Army Of tennessee, under General Bragg. snI
application forwarded to Richmond for the action
Secretary OF War.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
GENERALS HILL AND WOOD.

General Hood, II 10 said, he's been assigned TO the
maud of The corps Of ID. Il. Hi. who is relieved
following In an extract from letter OF General Hi
brother of1csr, rei,'ing 10 hts removal
General Bragg. IN he presence OF Lieutenant Colon
derson. told me that here we're mputa,ions m,
tary chsrsoter. aud could be none.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
The Revelations Or the War
North and S0WtSa.
BRACES PROSPECTIVE srRATEag
Rebel Lament Over All
fairs IN the West.
THE BATTLE OF LOOKOUT VALLEY.

THE SOUTH ALONE IN THIS WAR"
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-05
THE DRAFT.

SUBSTlTUTES' HEADQUARTERS.
~ The highest prices will be paid for sUBsTI-
1UTEs for DRAFTED men. Those in want OF
Substitutes will ind 1t to their interest to apply
At the Intelligence and Heal Eatate Office" No.
jys0-tf N. H. MILLER,
OUARTERMAsTERS', CONTRAC.
\cy TORS, Surgeons, and Contract PhysicIana
Accounts and laima collected and remitted To any
part Of the United States, from 2,S to 8 per cent
commission.
EXEMPTION PAPERS prepared by my Clerk
proper manner for reasonable fees that those
drafted person not legally liable can be exemp pted
from military service
GEORGE Il. u. DAY h CO..
Counsellors at Law,
suis-ti Washington Buildings, Room No, IL.