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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-12-04
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

The arrest OF Nallandgham for addressing
public meeting against the manner and the OBJ
jects OF the war was evidently experiment of
the Administration. 10 see how far the people
would tolerate these acts of violence The re
moval OF the prisoner out of the jurisdiction Of
the State shows the distrust that i felt to the
character and consequences of the outrage
The arrest is threat against everv public man
who refuses To- advocate the extreme Measures Of
the Abolition Cabinet. IL commences with Val.
landigham. but where will il stopg
The opinions and course of the Ohio member
can only be regarded as extreme because an out.
CRY has been raised against him. lie has con
stantly kept IN view. in NIL his course n restora-
ton Of the Union. He has never advocated
peace based upon separation. He i not only
innocent. IN the view of the Constitution. of all
criminal ofense. but Is guiltless Of anv wrong
such a military tribunal should take corni.
rance Of il committed within the jurisdiction
nav. more. he i not liable TO the censure. which
the administration press have 40 elamorouslv con
ceutraied upon him.
For eyerv word he has spoken. which NAV be
cited a. obno xious will produce equivalent
from the pen Of Seward. or OF Weed, or Greeley
or from the mouths of Phillips and his Abolition
cosdutors; while 1t will be easy 10 prove that the
general tenor OF tue labors OF these men has been
destroy the Union which he sincerely labor- To
reconstruct.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
MEDICAL.
DIR. Ludlurn's Specific,
FoR rHE crEF
aonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.


fryHE Gonorrhsra Or commonly called Cisp. u as
4 gushing mAlsdy aud y 100 vel known 90 require
explanatsCu. cay 10 Be got but % - dcnf 70
ger clear II Il companion that few ADMIRE u PEI
vses all classes u soceybotk msls and female rch
and poor both married snd single. Although 80 troahie-
disease. the treatment q which. has generally been
worse than the disease itself The common fashionsos
is FIRST deprive yea q al business; men
Come course q starxafon-lvtng on bread ara tea'
Cruel KIM Of slopS you nustthen D. bied.
cgpped or lAached combined with nauseang medicines,
injections iofions oinfrnents and warm fernenfsous
avery few DAYS the medicines changed; and after
mouths treatment IN this way. which the parent
bearswth gres f0rftuts c- fear 81 exposures be = dis
charged discharges himself. With az irritable uretor
sweled iestcl- enlargement ofthe PROSTATE gancs
a disease OF the neck ofthe bladder.
ThisSpecitc. which acts ike charm With fes doses
diseases. anais quite pleasant take and ~hieh
has cured thousands New York. Philadelphia, Bait
ana Of the southern cites. i certain and
efectua remedy that makes rapid andperrnanenf cure
without regard 20 cet drk exercise. except wresi
ling, Jumping over-straling. This reme1y u IN
eQuac BY anything yet discovered Tor the 81 those
diseases Il Is extracted from plants. and l. per-
fecty SAFE a. i purely vegetable II contains no uer
curry. that you expore yourseif 10 all kinds q
weather, without ne east danger from the medicine
And II you careful IN wrapping up your paste. you
will have smell from al yau are not
deprived from going into company, or being
nearest friends.
This ouack meicine but remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular ply sieiai and
confidently recommended 20 she unfortunate.
CAUTlON-NoBe J. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor. W Davidson. around the box All in
rneements Of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
WI DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Drug gists generally. jAn3s-demis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

We have differed with Mr. Vallandigham He
has been too impatient o. s,mpathze with the
moderate couusels and iorbearing attitude If The
New Yo-k Democracy lie believes that pence
cln be aceompl-he nov on The basis Of the
restoration OF he Union We DO not believe that
the men II the head OF the Administration will
ever bring about such peace and Ne do not seek
such peace. as we believe they will endeavor 10
cOnsummate
But the blow that falls upon a citizen Of Ohio
70 .dav may be directed at Democrat Of New
York TO morrow The second outrage must fol.
low the FIRST: for there Is inevitable sequence
in the logic Of such wrongs The blow. there
fore. - q threat AZ everv Democrat: and We won
der at the folly. il not the malignancy, which
prompted il.
The act j. done at a time when the Govern
ment j. appealing 70 the States of the North for
troops. The States upon which IL must mainly
rely-New York. Pennsylvania. New Jersey. In
diana and Illinois-are Democratic States They
have already contributed majoIiry OF all the
forces IN the field. Upon them the Government
relies for the future. They must send volunteers
or their good will must render the conscriptiOn
efficient Wha. could be more impoIitic NJ such
a moment than such blow in the iaceg
IL looks as if the Administration sought Ito
DIVIDE the North and unite the South" so as 10
find in the alienation of public sentiment in the
loval States. and in the concentrated power of
the South. the excuse for an inglotous peace.
Certainly they exhibit more ingenuity in efforts
20 make the a failure. than a wise Admins
iration would do in deyisug means for its prose
cution.-l Albany Argus.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18


The Journal OF Saturday evidently doe. inius-
tee to the Intelligence and integrity Of Judge
Finch. Il Is known to every kwyer that each
DAYS proceedings in the Court = made up by the
Clerk. read on the succeeding norning aud sign
ed by the Judge ss evidence Of bis approval
thereof. That paper says.
In the Citcnit Coat Yesterday. Judge Finch
oriered that the rulings ia tbe case Of the Bo'rd
Of Sinking Fund Commissioners vs.. the Auditor
Of State be cancelled uDon the record, "a they
we're nos made by him"
fsuch an order vas made it impeacbes the
integrity Of the Clerk Of the Court, whom We be
iieve be be al honorable gsntieman. he Ger
tilted the record Of the proceedings o. the
Circuit Court on an appeal To the Sapreme Court.
which the Journal states Jsdge FIscH ordered 10
be cancelled That appeal and record we're on
file in the Supreme Court before the reported
order Of Judge FINCH made for their can
collation.. How stands the case thenr The
Journal admits that Judge FIscH permitted the
papers in the case TO be fled. The record of the
case made up and read the succeeding
day, and signed by the Judge in approval thereof.
This record of the case Was certified to by the
Clerk Of the court on an appeal. The Journal
now states tha, the rulings in the case were or
dered 70 be cancelled, after this appeal was
taken. under the circumstances we have re-
cited We are unwilling to believe
that Judge FIScH ignorant Of
the rulings he had made in the case. If he was
willing the issue should go before the Supreme
Court for m esrIv decision. IL made but little diff
ference what his rulings in the case were. If it
was to be decided upon its merits and not upon
mere legal aud technical bubbles We believe
Judge FINCH understood the questions involved.
and knew what his rulings He not ig-
norant Of the character Of the papers filed in his
court. He admits ed that much in conversations
upon the subject after the case had come before
him. For these reasons We feel confident that
the journal misapprehends and misstates the 20.
sition Of Judge FIScH ia the matter He may
have changed his rulings in the case. but il was
not through ignorance Of the question presented
for his decision in the first place.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

THK MrxcBAusrS SToRiFs OF THE AnNiNlsraA-
Tlox-HaAL CoxpIT,oS o. kioHNosD--P osi-
r,oS AND MOVEMENTS OF GES. lEE-VAtrE
2 OF HAILtcK's GESFRsLsHiP-hooKtRs CAN
PAIex oxs 90 LTScoLSs BRiLLIANr VIcroRiEs
-ouE WOUNDED STILL IN rHK ENEMY >
Haxps.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
HEADoUARTEKs NORTHERN VIRsISIAl
Nay IL. le63
General Orders No. e..

Nay IL. le63
General Orders No. 81.
With deep grief the Commanding General an
nounces to the army the death OF Lieu. Gen t
J. Jackson. who ex3ired or the 10Th inst AZ 3:l5
p. NJ The daring. skill aud energy OF this
great and good soldier. by the decree Of an all
wise Providence now lost to u: but while W
mourn his death, fee that bis spirit still lives
and will inspire the whole army with his indomi
table courage and Gnshsken confidence IN God
a. our hope and strength. Let his name be
watchword 70 HI corps. who have follow Ell hum
10 victory on so MANY fields. Let the officers
and soldiers initiate hi invincible determination
10 DO every thing in the defense Of our beloved
country Z LEE. General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
MILLS.
c. HICKMAN. J. u. MAC ARTHUR.
Late of The Capital Nils.
BATES CITY MILLS"
c HEcKMAN

yryHF UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASs y THE ABOVE
Mills for atern az wears Tor The purpose 81 manu-
featuring 81 and 4 Flour expressly Tor The city trade.
would respectfully invite the citizens ~ Indianapolis and
viciriy 10 give our Flour trd Tor, with our eAperepce
in the trade are competent 81 giving entire satsac
ticn
We also Keep constantly Rye feur. Corn Nes, Com,
Oats ami al inds cf Nil ICED bch vii I'll low
any house in the CITY.
All order. EFF al the MA ~ stove. No ses, East
Washington street wi De promptly het srd delivered 20
aay part a the City
Terms Cash
my9-dlf HICKMAN A MACARTHUR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
Retraction of Matter Printed i'm
this Paper with Reference To the
HascaIl order No. 9-Our Hum bic
Observation-Disclosures of the Pub
LEGATION OF the Forum pro tim 80
Long as the said order shall be
Enforced.

The following "notice" has been received at
this office by mail IL was with no little surprise,
too. that an obscure local editor and reporter of
the words and notions of others found himself
the subject of notice in high quarters. We are
bound TO respect it, of course. ~ all men respect
the Order and authority of military command
ant. Probably this notice 20 Us was dictated by
partiality or benevolence. and intended to be pri
vate Probably il was not intended for publ
cation" but our aversion to all secret orders F"
dsposes Is to print IT,:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
liP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.

yHNHOSE AFFLICTED WITH ANY PRIVATE DIS
ease such - syphilis (chancroidal. primary,
onGary Tertiary. OF any phase GhonorFhes. elect.
Structure Varcocele Hydrocele Urinary Diseases. Sper
matorhsa. sentinel Weake>s. Nocturnal Emissions and
effects self abuse should AT ONCE viit Dr. Clarke's
PRTvA1E OFtcE and sacred Consultation Rooms, No. 81 =
East Washington Street. and be cured.
The Doctors fifteen year, FxPERtEScE in New YORK.
city enables him treat you scientifically.
Consultation free. Once hours from A. N. 10 p.
NJ Z. o. Box 1864. apr dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Treasury Statement, Apr, 1868.
StTA1RNfNT SHOWING THE RECEIPTS AND D,S-
- bursemeus u The Treasury Of the State q Indiana.
Tor tie month % April, le63
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
NOTICE.
Notice TO Carpenters and Stair
Builders.
n m IN az dRns, HDuu N u Il a..

EVILS KOLB, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB
4 Turner, Georgia street, between Pennsylvania
ana Mer ian prepared execute all Kinds OF Turning
in the best manner. ard at reasonable prices.
keep constantly hand stair bailusters and Newell
Posts, q turn them order. All work done promptly
and in good order.
All kids Of carving will be done nj the place by
apr s-dln, LOUIS SIMON 4 BROTHER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

The following letter and order are published in
the Richmond Sentinel:
CHANoELLoRvILLr. Nav l.
To Lieut.. Gen. T. J Jackson:
GENERAL: have just received your note in
forming me that YOU are wounded | cannot ex
press nv resretat the occurrence Could | have
directed events, should have chosen, for the
good OF the country. TO have been disabled in
your stead. | congratulate YOU upon tie victory
which i due 70 your skill and energy.
Mos truly yours, X. LIE. General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

~ II ~ nc - - - III - ~ - -
WILL BE OPENED on WEDNESDAY. THE 18Th
w OF NAY. They situated miles from
Indianapolis-a half nile north - the Beef0ntane rail-
road in beautiful grove Al efforts will be made
accommodate guests-
Boarding from - o. 10 Is 40 per wees or 81 90 per
day mS-dSt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

,EaD TAX N11A r. H -.
NOTICE Il HERFf GWEN THAT THE COMMON
Council VIII meet a. board Of equalization, on
Mon ay, June lst. 1868 At ~ O'Clock p NJ. 10 hear the
complains and equalize the assessment of 1888. Ire
be found the Assessors Office at No.
IL New &.Tanous Block Pennsy vania street. south
Of tn Post Office
Attest CYRUS :. BUTTERFlELD.
myls-dtd City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
Fl O S Z e r Y.
OUU sold at small advance on laSt year prices %
400 Cent?. and rfoy,, Half Hose,
the best assortment and the lowest prices in this city
HEdDspE- sHx HnEH,S.
90 boz. at Nboie>nie at sac spring. Retail
at sc per Skirt of 20 springs.
IRfSU LINENS.
$500 yards Thomas Bell 4 Co.'S celebrated
Linen from 52tz-e0c, last years price.
READY WADE SHIRTS.
800 Dozen shirts. warranted to fl and made
Of the best inaieria-Dough before the great RE aud
offered puce the material could be bought Tor
now.
NECK TIES,
Selected with the greatest eareprces lower than any
where else.
SUsPEN DE.S.
large assortment. among which is the celebrated
KiNGSION BRACE.
SHIRT FRONTS.
Job lot from New York Aucons.l All Linens from
g 10 &C PER dozen.
LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS.
complete assortment.
SDE:Es>HgEsJS.
silk, Neriuo. Lambs Woo. ami Cotton.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Our stock Is the most extensive IN this city, and being
determined 10 make this important branch IN our busi
ness. will give grea. iucuceInensto dealers promising
charge les than the market price for any article
67 ". Washington. street, BetWeen
illinois and Tennessee sts..
inch 'e3-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
DRY GOODS.
Large Arrival of Spring and Summer
DpH4 NJ 600 nBS,
Al
& Keane's,
33 West Washington II.

HAVING PURCHASED SUCCESSFULLY, AN In
~ TikELl new stock. when f,O IL was its lowest
figure. enables oer entire stock incredible
low prices compared with that Of the ls>; years.
PRINTS al twelve and htlf per ward. LAWNS AZ tf-
teen per yard: Bi.fAfHED StllkrNG> fifteen per
pard: DRESS GOODS from eight cents and up.
Cloaks, Shawls. Dcianes, Grenadines. Bareses. Tick
ngs, Gngh ms, Linen. Popin, Dress Goods. Hosiery,
Gloves, Notions, &c,
80 Per Cent. Below FORMER Pricesi
5000 Hoop Skirts Wholesale & Retail.
II Cash hBvers want 10 money, invite them
call and examine our stock and before buying
Terms. cash-One price, and trouble % show goods
REMEMBER % WEST WASHINGTON STREET,
Next Dry Goods Store 10 Palmer House.)
LYNCH & kEANE,
my1s- PROPRIEToRs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
NOTICE..
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN OF THE PENrENCY
Y of the following Ordnance for street improve
nsut.
An Ordinance provide for the grading of the Alley
running and west between - numbered three and
four Is and q in out-lot forty-eicht 49,
Attest: CYRUS 8 BUrrERFIELD,
uyl2-d2t City Clerk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

A half dozen copies of your paper of the Sd
inst. have been sent To me marked. in which you
boast of your intention to violate General Order
No. 9. from these headquarters. You now
publish an order retracting all this and publish a
loyal paper hereafter you can discontinue its
publication Till further orders. violation of
tins notice will receive immediate attention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18

The WONDERFUL GRANULUs, for the cure Of COusns
Colds. Sore Thross Bronchitis heexng irritation OF be
uvuls and Tonsis and Diseases Of the Lungs. Solo IN
arge boxes. % cts. 81 cts. and 81 each nist4wly
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-10
DETITIoN FOR DIVORCE.

April @. 1s63-6w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-10

PUNCH DRoPs.-Medical Paradox
a highly respectable gentleman who,
at Six o'clock on the first instant. wss
much too fat, was observed, three
hours afterward, to lean against the
lamp-post.
Sentiment for North and South.-A
speedy end this f~ratricidal war. and a
fast arrival to the millennium and
reign OF universal peace; when we
shall sec, baby shows of little children
q playin' with rattlesnakes.
In case any more ticket-ofleave
men try to get presented at court,
would it not he ting[supposing them
to have been thieves that they should
be presented to the Groom of the
Stolef
Old English Sport Qately revived by
the Antiquarian Society)-Dancing
on the green in somebody's eye.
Herdldic Be0rings.-The income Of
Lord Darnley is mainly derived from
8 property at the Needles.
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On the Rails.

The Providence Journal tells the
following story: As the midday
Wooster train was about leaving the
depot, a man of the J~ohnsonian TYNE
of manners entered one of the cars
and gruhy requested that Two youpo
ladies occupying separate seats shouId
sit together, that he and his friend
might enjoy a tete,a-tete on the 9th.
or seat.
But" said one of the damsels
oiushIng, "this seat is engaged"
Engaged, is it?" br1soueiy res.
ponded the man, "who engaged ity"
"a young man." said the con
ssious maiden.
"a young man, eh ! where's his bag.
gageg" persisted Ursa Major.
"im his baggage, Old hateful" re-
piled the demure damsel, pursuing her
her rosy lips into the pretiiest pout.
"Old hateful" subsidized: the young
man came in and extended an arm
Pro3ectingly, almost caressingly, a.
round his baggage" and Mr.. Con
ductor Capron started the train.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-10

A good story is told of a Federal
officers first appearance in polite So
ciety in Arkansas The company were
engaged in dancing. and the loveliest
female present occupied q chair near
the window, without a partner. Step
pin . up to the lady he explained:
Will you do me the honor to grace
me with your company for the next
set? 2"
eyes, stree? ?" she replied, "for I've
sot, and sot, and sot, till I've bout TUX
root ?"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-10

A lady, upon being told a friend
wished to see her, desired her little
daughter. about eight or nine years OF
age, to say that she was not in /; upon
this, the friend being anxious to have
an interview, asked the child when
her mother would be likely to return.
The little thing very innocently said,
calling up stairs, "Mamma, the lady
wishes TO know when you will be in"