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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

Yesterday, the birth day of the Father Of his
Country was commemorated in our city with
most imposing ceremonies. Although it a
national holiday. as will be noticed by the pro-
gramme which we published yesterday, not a
Democrat was invited to take part in the ceiebra
ton. This fact demonstrates most conclusively
the hypocrisy of the mo party" professions OF
the party which has the con,ro of the government.
WAsHINcroS regarded party spirit as one of the
greatest dangers which our free institutions would
have to encounter. yet find the so-called
Union" party. ~hile professedly honOring his
memory. proscriptive and ntoIerant. To this
class We commend the following extract. from
WAsnrNGroSs Farewell Address to his country
men:
Il have already intimated to you the danger OF
parties in the State with particular reference 70
the founding of them on geographical discrimi
nations. Let me now take more cOmprehen
sive view, and warn you in the most solemn man
ner against the baneiul effects OF the spirit OF
party generally.
The spirit. unfortunately, is inseparable from
our nature. having IFS root in the strongest pas
sions of the human mind Ii exists under differ
ent shapes in all governments. more or less sti
fed. controlled. repressed; but, in those OF th,
popular form. 1t Is seen in its greatest raDkness
anu is truly their worst euem-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
I'm. a.pus,ican Convention.

tn. ps,abIicans meet to dsy IN State Con
,s,,ion 20 nominate a State ticket. The Con
yeu.;on will be thoroughly partzan Such are
the unmistaksbie indications. The Republican
leaders are here in force, and predict that the
ticket nominated and the platform adopted vail
be a. intensely abolition as the mos, enthusiast
tic follower of the Administration could desire.
Two years ago the Republicans met in council
and adopted what may now be considered a con-
servative platform. That platform has been
ignored by the action Of the Administration. aud
to-day il will be regulated by the very men Who
then proclaimed il the alpha and omega OF Re
publican faith Circumstances have not changed
since then. The Southern States had seeded.
As now, the two sections were engaged in civil
war The same principles and policy we're just
~ applicable 10 our national difficulties then rs
nov. aud the which have been since
adopted by the Administration would on
the 22d day of February. le62. have been
regarded as utterly unworthy the considera-
ton Of even Republicans Step by step have
the American people been induced 10 consent to
policy ia the prosecution of the war from which
they would have shrunk two years ago, in fact
Gid shrink. as utterly unworthy of Christians aud
freemen. This position We had intended to illus
irate by reproducing the Republican platform o.
1862. but as this has been ably done BY gen
tleman who has been identified with that party
organization. and has been honored with its con
fience. we are content TO give his record instead
Of our own We refer 10 the card of Hon
GEORGE Y ArKIsos. Union" member of tho
Legislature from Hancock county, which We
publish to dav, for the record Of the Republican
party for the past two years and commend it e
the careful consideration Of even Republicans
who have any regtrd for consistency and prin
ciple. Two years ago the Republicans Of ludi
ana soIemnly adopted platform OF principle
which has never been repudiated, aud no doub
their action to day. whatever il may be. will b
shufIled of with equal convenience il party sue
cess demands IT, regardless of the welfare Of tn
country What but revolution and anarchy Cal
result if such party should longer hold the rein
of government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

Por-GUS SMITH. in his speech last night at
the Bates House. stated that the Legislature of
le6l passed proposition 10 amend our Consttu
ton so as TO permit the soldiers who were absent
from the State. vote; and that that proposition
was pending before the last Legislature. aud that
the "'butternuss" defeated the measure and pre-
vented the soldiers from voting. Ii he was not
too ignorant To know anything about the history
OF his country he must have known that he lied.
The Legislature of 1861 passed no such PROPOSE
ton. but, on the contrary passed three joint
luiions TO amend our Constitution in other re
spects, and these propositions were pending
before the last Legislature Oar Constitution
provides that while one proposition 20 amend the
Constitution is waiting the action OF succeeding
Legislature, no other proposiIan shall be enter
tanned. IL Is true that a proposition was intro
ducei iuto the last Legislature TO amend our
Constitution so as TO permit soldiers TO vote. bu,
Mr. MORGAN. Republican from Henry county
raised the constitutional question that il could
not be entertained while the others were pending
and nearly all the Republican lawyers sustaine,
MoReAS IN his views So the Republican Legis
lature of 1861 rendered il impossible for the las
Legislature 10 so amend the Constitution as e
permit soldiers to vote.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
Tne civil Authority To he overridden
by the military

In the House Of Representatives at Washing
ton, on the 9Th inst. The CONSUMPTION bill being
under consideration, Mr.. W J. ALLEN. Of Illinois.
moves TO 80 amend the hfteenth section that per-
sous charged with civil ofienses should be tried
by civil tribunals
Mr. " Allen: move 10 amend the section
ia the thirteenth line by striking out the words
competent to try the offeuse." and inserting the
words "oi civil jurisdiction The object. Mr.
Chairman have IN Offering that amendment :
10 test the OF the committee ~ 10 the proper
trlbun is before which 70 try offenders Tn er I, Is
section. Ii - well known among lawyers that
the line OF demarcatun between courts which ex
ercise military authority and those which by law
have civil jurisdiction not verv clearly defined
Me-. Thayer: | desire 10 ask the gentleman
from Illinois whether Il IL customary in IN State
to try criminal offenders before courts having
civil jurisdiction
Mr. W j Allen: will say To the gentleman
that i'm Illinois our civil courts have criminal
jurisdiction They do try there men for criminal
offenses in courts having civil jurisdiction u 5
customary and il is Law. il common law and COM
mon right are respected We have no criminal
courts there as contradistinguishel entirely from
civil courts. except such a. have been created hy
recent legislation
M. rhaJer: Ii Is entirely different in my
State Our courts having criminal jurisdiction
have no civil jurisdiction
Mr. W J Allen: That j. very likely What
! want To Get al j. 10 test the sense Of the com
uittee whether not these cases arising for
offending against this section shall be tiled by the
civil courts 81 the country as cOutr distinguished
from the military. self constituted courts
Let me say. AR. Chairman. that there i a
ero~ing distrust in my section Of the country Of
the -exercse OF despotic and UNIV arranted au-
thority by military courts IL j. believed that
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

Of permanent Union by removing that one
cause Nav. more. We endanger the vh0le fabric
by adopting the doctrine that where one section
differs from another on a subject Of local or sec
tiOusl opinion. the remedy j. 10 remove The soo
ect OF difference Such doctrine will lead Us
into future difficulty and danger OF disunion ten
times in every century. i Massachusetts ready
TO guarantee shat she will never tor any cause,
renew the scenes OF ls09-l4i Can any man tell
that a majority of the people may not. before
long. attempt to compel New England 20 reform
some Of her habits aud customsl Who will say
that no apple of discord will fall into the
midst of this famIlsl
The cause OF disunon i sectional feeling
against sectional feeling. The safeguard against
itis. teaching the people the necessity Of com
promise. as the only method of uniting States
IL we understand and practice this doctrine. IT
We return 20 il now, we shall have Union
stronger than ever If We make Union on any
other principle il will not out last the lives Of
men who are now descending the bill of life
! IN Journal of Commerce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
FOR SALE OR RENT.
SAUL STE. MARIE, CANADA WEST

TENO BE SOLD OR LET-A most delightful re- ice1
situate the banks Of the beautiful River -. Mary.
and nearly opposite The Saut," in Michigan. The
House Is bst the comfortable English style, and
tains, the grounf floor. spacious dining room two
pari and three bed-r Oms with excellent X tchen
aud other conyenences ar achd The upper part con-
sists OF five bedrooms, commandins most excessive
views A capital cellar is undernr ath t1~ house. and
stablng. wool shed. smoke hou e. sni other useful
ousuildDgs the premises The hole have b en-
erected within he last three There also be
tween 80 and 80 Of m adow AMI pasture land.
beautiful y ornsmented with evergreen maple aud other
trees, Included in the premise.
Price, If sold. 5000 a. 600 to be paid down, and the
remaining g. 900 annual insislmeniS Of al goo each
wi interest at per cent per annum-
II let, the rent will be $3.50 PER annum, payable quar-
terly.
The premises situate the north bank Of the
beautiful md picturesque -. Mary, and in ihs
heathiest part Of Upper Canada. The scenery is mos
lovely ADD romantic Speckled trout and Oter cho'c'
fish abound in the river aud neghborng and
good shoe ing also be had The property J. rsal,
one of the most delightful and valuable in NORTH
/ America.
References may be made J dye Prince Saut Ste
Marie G w, Col. Robert Iackaw Cincinnati. q.
or J w. Dodd Esq, indianapolis, Indiana, q. "
/ Alexander, ESQ ST. Lonis, Mo-, Us.
SAuLr srE. hAsIr,C Jan. 22d, 1854 feb23 dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
MARSHAL's NOTICES.
CNo. T4s)
United States NJ 4rshals Notice.
TINTED STATES OFaMERICA, DIS.

TRCT OF INDIANA. IS:
WHEREAS, libel Of Information has been flied in the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
Eighth Circuit and District Of Indiana the llt day Of
February, 1854 by John Hanna Esd, Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for the District of Indiana against the fol-
lowing de cribet prop ry and effects OF John liner and
Phillip Lenens; Chez Seven ermeniating theS. forty
barrel, Of VIII Ky wooden st!l. copper still,
dOubler and fNilgs. one boiler engine and hNings.
five sfads Of beer about barrels Of copper distilled
whisky rectifyn- tubes and apparatus and the whisky
therein seized n the sail District for violation Of
An Act provide Internal to support he Gov
ernrneui sid pay interest oa the public debit APP
proved Jrly 1t lsS2 AMI praying process agans said
goods and that the may be condemned forfeited
to the United States
Now therefore, ia pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal Of The said Court directed and delivered, 10
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
good any part thereof in any interested
therei that they - and appear before the SAID the Dis
tric Court Of the United States he held the city 81
lndana oils in fr the District of Indiana, the lst
Tuesday Of May neat q 10 o'clock II the forenoon
Of that tay and then and there nierpose their claims
and make theI Legations in that behalf
ROSE, L. 6. Marsnai
By l. :. BIGsLow, Deputy,
Attest
WATT J. SMITH. Clerk. febl7-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

sE- The Journal of yesterday stated by au-
thority that Governor MoRroN never entertained
the idea of being candidate for the Presidency
His Excellency has proper appreciation, We are
happy to say. of his ability to fill So high and
honorable position. Modesty Is virtue
these DAYS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
M'cLELLAN'S REPORT.
GEN. icCLELLiN'S REPORT
Is PUBLISHED ENTIRE IN NOS IS AND 77-FoR
II February Goth and % h-of the
.3rMy and Vary Journal.

The Report Is reprinted from the Official cspy pre-
sented Ccngrsss In form convenrn for publication
and accompanied By full index. The two numbers.
ontsiune The supplements with the Report
ali nrwsdeaer-. or scot prepaid receipt Of the
prce gory cents.) By ". {. CHrsca, Proprietor, ~
Rre.d~sy View York .eh22-d7t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
ASTROLOCY.
A S TR OIL 2!

10 AND SEE THE NATURAL GIFTED ASTROLO-
Ne GER, Professor k0SADIOUS he il the seventh
son Of the seventh SD. Bun with natural gift lie
futuri;y with such that /. really
astonishing. lie is the bona fde A,trologer Of the
Nineteenth Century. With the aid OF megic glass and
the cards Of the eminent French SOrceress, Madame
Lenormand he tell everythsg that Is st wrapt in
oblivion He will tell those who consult him who they
viii marry the numbr of chi dren they Il have and
the length of their lives FOR few days. Only aud
consult the Astroogi>t, = No. Kentucky Avenu. first
house below The Bank.
Price OF con -ultatiOn : febls DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
lNO 80
United States Marshal's Notice.

TNIrED STATES Or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA, s.:
WHEREAS, libel If Information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit aud District If Indiana the 18th day
Of February, 1854, BY John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
OF the United States for the District Of Indiana against
hundred ani forty live bales Of cotton marked aud
all persons lawful intervening for their interest there
in seized FOR violation OF the law o. the Unled States
and he egulaOn, OF tue Secretary Of the treasury
in pursuance hereto, ana praying process against said
goods and that the same may be condemned sold
forfeited o. the United States
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the Mention under the
seal Of sd Court 10 directed and del cred do here
by give public notice 10 al per>On claiming aid goods
any par Thereof, any int eSei tne
that they BE- and appear before the "a q. the Dis
COu-t Of he United be held at II
indianapolis Ia aud for The D,irct Of Ibdians. the LIST
Tuesday Of Nay next 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon Of
day, then and there nterpOse their claims and make
their allegations il that behalf
d. q. ROSE L. S. Marshal.
By l. s. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
WAIT J SsTTH. Clerk. frbi7-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
r EN- OVAL,


II n NJ - N L..
WE RESPECFFCLLT GIVE NOTICE OF OUR RE.
w moval, on the Isl Inst, from ~ West Washing
ton street, 70
No. IS south Meridian Street,
Schnulls New Block. ard Merchants q an exari-
nation q stock of Beaver Cashmere Wool
Hats with CAPS o. al style Tor and boys, which
oder 70 The trade AZ prizes low be found in any
other Western Johbing Ha; House. Our stOckS
le ted Al the best mauu cores East an OF styles
suiiing the trade of any locality
In straw Goods have Al al times a good assort-
ment. OSALDSON &CARR.
Is So IA Nerd an street. SchnuIi's New Block
frh15-dZs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
NOTICE.
TIE MERCHANTS EXCHlNGE

ET Is NOT GENERALLY KNOWN BY THE Bust
X community that tLiS organization IS ~ exist
here and would cordially invite the Produce and
Grain Dealers. Merchants and Manufacturers who may
city Monday and Tuesday of th week, IN
visit the ndi inapOliS Chamb If commerce. in the EX
change Building Nor,h Illinois street, rly opposite
the Bates House. where will be fully demonstrated the
immense advantages gained by becoming members OF
The Merchants I xchange.''
Change hours from = O'Clock 10 o'clock P. NJ.
feL22 -d2t J. BARNARD, Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
coPARTNERshlP.
Livery Business.

vu1uy UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A CoPART-
ner,hip in the Livery business, under the style Of
osi Op a TAYLOR. Their stables located st the
r-.r Of Pennsy lvsniz and Pearl streets. they will
zen the best Of stock ami carriages :or the
ton Of the pubic Tney will slo be ready all time.
t. uurcha-e stock and pay the best prices in the market
Ia connection With their livery bu they will keep
boarding and sale stable. DICK 0RLDP,
SfFfHkN TAYLOR,
fsb3-AlH ,soyRsriy Ct k4fsS s;fs)
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

they are irenching upon the authority Of the
civil courts 81 the cOuniry-ihN they have neith
er The learning mr. the honesty Of heart of the
civil tribunals
No~ .ir. al strictly military ofeuses. the
militsry courts o. authorities. in my opinion.
should have jurisdiction Of bar for nj offences
not exclusively military IN their character. the
civil COURTS having criminal jurisdiction ought TO
have exclusive authority Ny object. therefore,
j. TO prescribe BY this amendment the dutie. de
volving respectively upon these several courts.
want military courts 20 iry military 0tfenses. and
I want civil courts land that i the term desire
% use 10 try offenses not exclusively military
IL will rot he contended by anybody IN refer
ence to this section that the offences defined in
this section are military offences IL IS merely
the citizens opposition TO the enrolment act be
cause Of deeming IL a wrong IL i not a mill
tary offence BY any means whatever.
Mr Chairman: Don't use your gavel for the
present. for under the rule am done.
The question being on the amendment.
Mr. " J Allen called for fellers.
Tellers were orderes; aud Messrs- Gnnnell and
W j Allen we're appointed.
The committee divided: and the tellers re
ported-ayes 4-. noes O..
So the amendment was disagreed to.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

Union Wan Dissecfs the Humbug-
gerry ofthessUnion Party"-The Card
of Hon. George n. Atki~son, tn e
Union Hepresentative IN the Legis-
Iature, To the People of Hancock
County-A Clear Exposition OF the
Hypocrisy of the Leaders Of the Ke-
publican Parry from the Record.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

.Attesr
WATT j. SMITH. Clers
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

Ghe,e Filters are put UP IN quart
bottles, of ,vhich tbs above is a fac-sins-
tie. The label is finely engraved, and
Is provided with a safe guard from,
oounterJeiters. Price 81 per bottls, or
sir for IS. a+t -.
G. w. Fobuok, Propriator, No. o
East Fourth St, Cincinnati, to whorn
Ill >.lare sha,Ild be oi9reAssi ------
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

The recoadary indication CT RAILWAYS REhrY RE-
LIEF to cure the patient of the disease or mad that
occasions the rain this it accomplshes rapidly and
radically SO scift ia The patient transit r'ncd fron
pain misery weakness and dec-cpitudc, to the delight
I'll enjoyment of health aud strength. that tenti fro
qncptly ascribe It's asmanic power to the supern,u
raj influence Of enchantmclt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25
HOW BRL MoNr !. Ex HAUsTED,IIis
EYO FE.

~ y - &Nxw Yoak, Nov Q, 1864.
EpiroR TRIBUNE AT the present time of
writing, p. NJ. I'VE have met the enemy
spdtp.y are ours" Isn't it glorious? The
hest tokc q ssste',laycwas tlc challenging
half in his carriage to vote, and finally when
his turn came a poor DutchmsH challenged
him, on the GROUND that he had bets out,
contrary tothc ftatdts gBelnont,' withSall
his brass, could not swear TO the contrary,
and drove away without voting. The Re-
publicans are wild. The greatest Old torch
light procession.eyerhsard Of We sl,ah have
Friday night.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
: inst published, 7ait'on of DR.
ESfSfrA & uiyer,vcii's New Essay on III
.s ss.G ~ radicai (wthout medicinel II SrEE
ystAEaGAa2y MsroRRHea, Seminal Weakness. In
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CnysU YPTInS Eril and FITS induced by self indu
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The celebrated author. in this essay, clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice
that the alarming consequences Of seabuse may he rad
cay cured without the dangerous use Of Internal me
cine or the application Of the knfepointing out 'o,le
of cure at simple, certain, and efeccal, by
of which every sufferer matter what his condition
may he may himself cheaply, privately, and red
icatty.
~ This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land. srt-. -sa.. H.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope 10 any address
p0s.taid receipt of six cents two postage stamps
Address the publishers.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE q CO,
12I BowE2Y, New yoaK, Posr oFficE Box 1856
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

"As ERE Phoni1 rises from the ashes Of lis fire,
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re- The Hejuvenniin. Rlxiris he resul. Of modern
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ss This medicine has been tested by the most su,S
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Fl- One bottle will cure general Debility.
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rs Price. s2 per bottle three bottles for S. and
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM CURED.
v0~anfv Yos 70 of e lcep,leSs Nio6fa

VIM Sydney Myers, Esq, oc Havana, Cuba, The cor.
respondent OF the London Times, suffered with Acute
and Chronic rheumatism for twenty ro years and for
twenty years he had not dyed one whole nights calm
rest. He applied RAILWAYS READY RElIEF-it inn
cdiately gave him and secured him the lrst calm
and undistarbcd sleep during the twenty years. Tho
continued use OF the READY RELIEF cured him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25
Glilious Eiser,lc-s Liver c sn: pl.ias

Fror, Or. ThSO3o-e Bell, Y her York City.
Not only are our Pills Admiralty adapted Ia their
purpose as al apeiicut, but ! find their hciehciai
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed Tie,
have in NV practice pro, ed eiiectGsl for ""
cure of bilious coaapkt'nfs than any remsd,
can rGertiCn sincerely ieioce that we lave NJ
length rurga'ire which is worthy te cohtideice y,
tie profession and the. p,oy.e .s. esq.,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-11-25

An EXCELLENT REMEDY - Whoever is
troubled with hoarscness, cough, Or soreness
sfthe throat Fcil, apply an excellent and
safe REMEDY w using Browns Bronchial
Trochcs. We have tried the article, and can
safely recommend them in all cases Of throat
irritation, To singers and public speakers
theya o. great value.-Altoa, (lu) Cou-
rier.