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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
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NE SENTENCE OF COLONEL FisH.

VI OLONH
The court. martial in the case OF Colonel Fish
has been in session for many weeks. The &C
cused hasbeens defended by able counsel, and has
had every Opportunity TO clear himself. but the
evidence in the case was overwhelming. The
sentence, published in the World yesterday. is
light for such offenses. And Jet. will il be be-
lieyed, when assert that in almost every instance
OF tyranny and malfeasance on the part OF Fish,
complaints were made to General Schenck, then
in command here, and the proofs in each case
(the came proofs that have now convicted him.
laid before him. and that Schenck invariably re-
fused to listen to them or to interfere2 Such is
the fact. II was the open boast of Fish, when
ever he had been found guilty of an act Of unu
sual meanness or tyranny, that Schenck would
see him through; Schenck would uphold him. or
Schenck had authorized him to do so and so.
And so il proved. For the only answer that the
outraged people of Baltimore could get from
Schenck was that he had full confidence in Col.
Fish, and never in,erfered with him. / don't
suppose that Schenck knew the extent of Fish's
enormities. Bus if he had listened 90 the com
plants, MS was his duty, be would have known IT,
Under tile circumstances, it may well be cues
toned whether Schenck is not responsible for
Fish's official conduct. 1t is certain that he
would be held to be so responsible il he we're not
such a pet of the administration DRUID.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

A Nur FOR SuNSER Ii has sometimes been.
said that slavery was nowhere on this continent
established by absolute written law, bu, only, by
usage, became lay We wonder whether Mr.
SUMNER or Mr. GREELEr can tell whether the
extract which follows was taken from the ar
chivss Of South Carolina, or from those Of Mas.
sachusetts: 80 ss4' s.s'-t1o set ti8re ~
There shall never be any bond slavery. vii
ianage, nor captivity among us unless itbe law
ful captives taken In just wars. and such strang-
ers as willingly sell themselves or are sold unto
Us; and these shall have all the liberties and
Christian usages which the law Of God estab-
lished in Israel requires. ~oaaluaoy 1914 ZOOS
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cancer Can he Cured! b
AMERICAN CANCER CHAMPION

DR.. HEBERN HAS LOCATED IN THE
City Of Quincy, H., log Maine street, Sd door above the
Quincy House, Office over J. X. Da, toms Book Store.
He claims to be the. King of Cancers, and all
kinds Of Fever Sores, such as, White Swelling and Bone
Diseases, scrofula, Piles, and Sore Eyes in their worst
stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption, Female Weak
ness, and salt Rheum, letter, rheumatism, &C., &c.
The Doctor became master Of the above diseases while
travelling through Europe and America And he now
stands at the head Of his procession both in
Europe and America The Doctor will take
pleasure in showing his visitors certificate OF
the above cases where they have been given up a. In
curabie by the bes ply -fcians in the country. The Doc
tor also guarantees a cure in all cases where the patient
lives up to the directions. lrG iefsl ic
The patient will please correspond weekly. giving a
true statement Of The case.
The poer dealt with libvralIy.
Cancers extracted in from four to twenty-four hours
without instruments or pain, orr drop Of blood.
mar2l-wlyr at-atf d 8 tlr.sN ei
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
ErsOn. B.1r.nOxE Co.. M, May 20. 1858.

The undersigned. for some time past, has had in use on
his farm "Fickzrdt's Cattle Powder, ;" and from the bene-
fetal effect derived from 1t, takes plessur~ in recon-
meuding the article 10 all farmers as a valuable prepara-
ton. to be given 10 Horses and Catil Some OF my
work horses, that were in bad health, with little or no
disposition for food, on their taking .Fickardt's Cattle
Powder, - soon recovered their appetite, and in a short
time became fat and in good condition.
w HENRY B. CHEW.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
LEGAL.

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS: In the
- Court OF Common Pleas OF Marion county, in the State
Of Indiana, June Term, A. %. lss4-Elzsbeth Howe
vs. Rawiey +. Howe. SNOW -- w
Be n known. that on this 18th day Of April. In
the year 1864, the above named plaintiff by her sttor-
ney. filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Marion County, her complaint against said
defendant, in the above entitled cause, together with an
affidavit Of q competent person, that aid defendant,
Rswley r. Howe, Is not = resident OF the State Of Indi.
ana.
Said defendant Is, therefore, hereby notified Of The
filing and ~pendency Of said complaint against him. and
that unless he appear and answer OF demur thereto. a
the calling Of said cause on the second day Of the mex
term Of said Court, 10 be begun and held at the Cour
House, in the city Of Indianapolis, on the first Aondal
things therein contained and alleged, win be heard an,
determined in his absence.
-si-ars. 1 = VIM. WALLACE. Clerk.
RI. WALroLE, Attorney for Plaintiff
apr25-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
MEDICAL.
FICKARDTS -,
CATTLE ulP0WDE R.
THOUSANDS ARE TEsTIFYlNG TO ITS
EFFICACY
TN. Mereyd Man !. Kind 10 ii. Beast"
ERIMENT BY

A FER YEARS OF STUDY n EXPERIMENT BY
"a the inventor, to compound from pure vegetable
materials, a Powder that should and must take the place
Of the thousand and one nostrums gotten up and palmed
upon the public as "certsiu remedies" for the cure Of
all diseases which the brute creation are heir &C" be
has produced the one heading this advertisement, and
none can be genuine unless bearing our fac sf0de sig
nature. The demand has been such that us sale has
been chiefly confined TO the State of Peuusylvafia Ia. but
we have now ~consummsted such arrangements that We
are prepared to supply the numerous orders now on
hand, a. well a. those we may hereafter receive firm
other States of the Union.
Knowing this Powder TO possess all the curative prop
critics here set forth, we deem q fulS0me TRADE Of words
unnecessary, feeling assured that It's own merits will Sc
table ingredients. it can be safely and judicaously given
TO that noble animal. the HORSE Its effects are mo
false pampering CT the system, creating 4 bloatcd car
cass with q premature shedding Of the hair; but on the
other hand, il strengthens the digestion, purihes the
blood, regulates the urinary organs, thereby improving
and protecting the whole physical condition Of the ami
NAL, even when in an apparently healthy state
/ To the Agriculturist and Dairyman il is an invaluable
remedy for their neat cattle lsboring under HOOP dis
eases, HOLLOW HORN, and other OF the many COM
plants to which they are liable from a suppression Of the
natural Secretions.
MICH COWS are much benefited by occasionally
mixing with their slop or feed-it has a tendency 10
strengthen the animal. remove all distractions from the
milk tubes, promote all the s~ecretons and consequently
quality Of the milk, cream and butter
HOGS, during the warm season, are constantly over
heating themselves, which results in their getting
Coughs, Ulcers OF the LUNGS and other parts, which
naturally has a tendency to retard their growth. In all
such cases, a teaspOOpful mixed in a bucket Of swill and
given every other day, win speedily remove all difficult
ties, and the animal will increase in health and fat
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
The Emancipation Proclamation.

Ii will be that n deleSauon Oh
clergymen from Chicago visited Mr.. LINCOLN in
September, 1862. and urged upon him to issue a
proclamation of emancipation. TIL President
in a lengthy reply argued the reasons pro and
con why he should not do so, and finally told the
gentlemen that he would not issue such a %procla-
nation. The following extract from a letter
from Mr.. LovEJoY to WI GARRISON shows
that the procla nation had been written long pre-
viously. and is evidence Of the Presidents hyDoc
risy or duplici.Y in his declarations to the Chica-
go clergymen. The letter says:
Recurring to the President, there are a great
many reports concerning him which seem to be
reliable and authentic, which, after all, are not
so. 1t was currently reported among the anti
slavery men Of Illinois that the emancipation
proclamation was extorted from him by the out
ward pressure, ano particularly by the delegation
from the Christian convention that met at Chica
go. Now, the fact is this, as | had il from his
own lips: He had written the proclamation in
the summer, as early as June. | think-but will
not be certain rs TO the precise ,ime-and called
his Cabinet together and informed them that he
had written il, ami he meant to make il, but
wanted to read it to them for any criticism or re-
marks as TO its features or details, After having
done so, Mr.. Seward suggested IL il would not
be well for him TO withhold its publication until
after we had ggined some substantial advantage
in the field at that time we had met with many
reverses, and il might be considered a cry of de
spair. He told ne he considered the suggestion
a wise one, and so held on to the proclamation
until after the battle Of Antietam.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

'fwIsH you had been Eye,yy laid an urchin
to an old maid proverbih for her meanness.
"why so7" ABecsuse you would have eaten all
the apple instead Of dividing it with Adam"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
Loyalty,

? Keep IL before the people that the Chicago
Tribune. a lincoln loyal organ said:
:" GIVE Us 4 rebel victory, Jet our armies be de.
stroyed. Marslabd coBqdered. Warrington cap
tured. the President exiied, and the Government
destroyed; give US theseany other calamities that
can result FROM aefeatp and rain, sooner than a
victory With Mcclellan as General h'vg'4 srisrd
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

C- SOLDIERS- wE THINK DIR
Strickland is quite right in advising you in his advertise
ment in our columns of to-day's paper, to take a bottle
of his highly recommended Anti Cholera Mixture IN your
knapsacks. IL may save the lives Of many Of our bes
soldiers, Mothers, see that your sons do not neglect IL
You can get IL at the Drug Stores at SO cents per bottle.
It is the best remedy for Darrhes and Dy~sentery. la
r 4.g sod gi II .ra march7 -dlyeod&wiy q
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

CB- II is announced from Washington that
the caHfor the clevehnd (Fremong cons effion'
will appear IN d day or two. With quite a formi.
dable list Of signatures..,,o so 80 a. .ra-.s
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

rCAueHr in her own mel, as the man said when
he saw one Of the fair sex hitchcd in her
crinolipe.i $50 e - s~sissurss az;s1i HeM ha ss'aie ?
nf~4ttn
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

aeAWW- e ~
REBEL -vfEw-oF TIE sfTUATroN-HfG Esrf-
NATE OF eEsER A. GRAST-so BArTLE TO BE
FOUGHT on TIE RsPIDAN.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
PHILADELPHIA, May is, lss5.


WSn. H0isfOn, BsQ=
DEAR SIR 1t is with pleasure that I certify TO the in
valuable properties OF your Cattle Powder. 4 have been
using it for nearly eight month";. In last June / was
travelling. my horse became very sick, so bad that had
tn return home and apply to a FarTier. IL was nearly
ten months before he was fit to use, he being in such a
low condition. I happened TO stop in at Mr.. W Whites
and saw your Cattle Powder. l made up my mind to try
a package, and after using two Of them, Il was surpris-
ing to eve,y one who saw the horse, TO see how much he
had improved in flesh and. spirit. Those who had seen
him before he became s ok, could scarcely believe him to
be the same. | also ecomme the Powder as being q
fine thing for the urine. and also to improve the coat, as
II gives it a fine, silky appearance. My friends, seeing
the advantage Of Il, have commenced using Il among
their Cattle No person should be without il in their
stables. have seen IL fully tested, and do consider IL
one Of the best articles in use.
Yours, very respectfully,
GEORGE snyder.
We, the undersigned, have used your Powder, at the
request Of our friend, George Snyder, and lind IL very
useful among our cattle.
PETER OFT,
JACOB OFT.
J. g. KEISS,
mw - 49, ~ u
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI-

ENCE OF AN INVALID,
Publ shed for the benefit, and as a warning ~andCAUTioN
TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay of Manhood, etc supplying at the
same time, II MEANS OF SEL-FCURE. BY one who
las cured himself. after being put togreat expense and
injury through medical humbug and q~uackery.
Byenclosing a postpaid addressed envelope, sing
opieSmay lie had Of the author.
--. NATHAN MAYFAIR, ESQ.
~my25-wly Bedford. Kings county, NY
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
FonrIFioArIoSs AT eoRDoSsvlLLE.

- Gordonsville Junction is another point that has
been strongly fortified by ihe rebels This point
resembles Manassas Junction in its defensive
features. and il would seem TO be the design of
the rebels to hold il with the same periinacity.
There is q range Of low1hills that ron from that
point to Hanover. and as the engineer officers Of
the rebel army spent several days of March in
examining them and in surveying the adjacent
country. it is probable that the advantage which
they afford viii not be overlooked.
TIE STRONG POSITION or THE REBELS cANNnr nE
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

ne New fork Evening Post, a violent Re,
publican paper. 10 a complaining article abou,
General Banks defeat in Louisiana, says:
1.-THE rebels move without trains, they live
without commissary, they Eight without amnuni
tion. and yet they beat US. Some of General
Banks friends say that he IL staggering under
the weight OF Generals who have been consigned
TO his department. If so, 10 heavens name. why
fghtf Or. II he must fight, why not brigade
them, and put them in the frontl So far, Il
is pretty clear that we are out-generaled there,
and more men will only result in more slaugh-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

tB7What a fine speculation for the country
IL Massachusetts, could be bought for her value in
the United States Army. aud sold for her import
ance IN the United States Senate, plus her profits
on shoddy and other contracts. : TEL
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
PRICE Is cENrs PR PAcKAGE.

PRICE Is CENTS PER
AeExrs-D. s. Barnes a Co.. 2O2 Broadway. n. Y:
Dyott IL Co No. 232 North Second street, Philadelphia
IL. Danziger, Druggist. Rochester, Futon County, In
diana.
John MART, Tell City, Perry County. Ind ana.
Dr. Vance, Druggist, Waterloo City. County,
Indiana.
janl5-wem.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers. rlfe o.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

Wm. RdLtt

NAsHEEerOS, October l6, lee2.
WSn. RdLstoR:
tured by you, I consideri IL a good article for the diseases
OF horses, and a. COED a preparation as there is in the
market. HIRAM WRIGHT,
m Assistant Veterinary Surgeon,
For the United States Government.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
OF SALE-


NOTICE is hereby given that I viii sell at pubic auc-
IN tion, on Tuesday, the 18th day of May next, at the
residence ofJames Todd, late OF Marion County deceased,
all his personal property, not taken by the widow, con.
sisting of one hor-e cattle, hogs, corn in the crib, wheat
in the granery,f farming utensils, household and kitchen
furniture, &c.
Acredit Of nine months win be given on all sums over
three dollars, the purchaser giving his note, with APP
proved security, waving valuation aid spprsis-ment
laws. JACOB Z00K, .
apr<5-w3w Administrator.
NroTICE Is HEREB GIVEN THAT HE UNDER
~ signed has been Appointed Administrator, with the
wilt annexed. OF the estate Of Moses Hunter, deceased,
late Of Narioa County, Indiana. The estate is solvent.
S. ATH0N,
aprl9-d3t&w3t Administrator.
NToTIcE rs HEpEBY GIvEN THAT THE UNDER
~ signed has been appointed Administi aior of the es-
tate Of James Todd, late of Marion county, deceased.
Said estate is supposed TO be insolvent.
si sfn ornrn JACOB Z0oK,
~spe5-wst ~ q q Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
GIN. LEES srRArEeIc CANE.

But such is not Gen. Lees intention. He is
ready to make a certain movement, and has been
ready for two weeks past. He only walls to
make it until Gen. Grants plan of operations is
fully developed; until his line of march has been
made plainly manifest; until Gen. Grant shall
have committed himself to a certain line of oDe
ratious from which he cannot readily withdraw.
Then Gen. Lee will make his real movement.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
We ask |. careful consideration Of the evidence

We ask a careful consideration OF the evidence
upon which His Excellency basis his charges
against the Democracy of IHdianao OF an intention
to estAblisha Northeastern Confederacy. lbs
baseless. There is no proof whatever Of any
such design except in the morbid imagination of
a weak and corrupt man. placed by accidentfn a
position which he has prostitufed TO advance his
selfish schemes Of personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
With such men in power the country need ex-
pect nothing but turmoils, troubles and disasters
II has been so since their advent into power and
the evil days will continue as long as they are
tolerated. LA At ttt-t f-Att
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

WIZ. RALsToS-we have tried your Horse Powder,
manufactured BY you, in the Corral and Hospital stables
To some extent. 1t Is highly 10 me by the
Superintendent and Veterinary Surgeon in charge
c. N. SNOW, Gen'l Sup't. boat
Asst QuartermaSter's Office,
Corner @ and z21 SITS,
KaShinrton- N q
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09
TESTIMONIALS.
HAsHrxcroS. January Z Iee3.

TO HDe. Rd(sf0H:
Ihave used your Cattle Powder, and would state that
IL possesses the qualities Of toneing and renovatng the
stomach, removing in some degree the morbihe matter.
l can recommend for all horses in private use, where the
system is not too much debilitsted-
J. p. TURNER,
Veterinary Surgeon,
rrr For the United STATES Government,
Washington, ID. c.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

SO much Of the mortgaged premises in each case as
will pay the principal, interest damages and costs, will
first be of red for cash; and In case there be no bidder
for sale on a credit for five years. with interest at seven
per cent. per an"uin, payable annually in advance. A
pledging a patent or deed from the State. when full pay
ment sha be made, bnt which shall be forfeited to the
State, with AL. payments made thereon. for any default
OF payment Of principal or interest, according 10 the
terms OF sale, aud entitIc the State TO resell at any time.
Bond will he required Of the purchaser for the payment
OF the purchase money and interest. and that waste Of
the premises shall not be suffered OF permitted laN7e .
: BY order OF the Board Of Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund. <1u- yes W. IL TALBOT, President.
- Explanation OF sbbreviations IN the above descriptions:
y for east, W for W, n FOR north, $ for south, hf for halt,
ar for quarter ser for section, { for township, and 7 for
range. may2 WIN -
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09


In a word. depending on die vast advantage
which bis army enjoys in position; on the various
defensive lines 70 which they can successfully
fall back and above all. on the impregnabiiity Of
the delenses OF Ricbmond :, IL IL Gen lees de-
sign. after the Union army has crossed the Rap
idan. TO move with the main body OF ha army
northward. aud either 10 throw himself in Meade's
rear and endeavor 10 defeat the Union, sfmy FIRST. :
or else make a bold and rapid push toward either
w Washington or Pennsylvania. while he leaves
Meade army engaged with those OF his forces
that are let on the Rapidans.I this plan seems
improbable, let it be remembered that even At
The worst that portion Of Gen. Lees army left
on the Rapicane will do all that lhis whole army
could do II worsted, namely. fallback to Rich
monci aud that the presence OF a large rebel
army is not considered necessary for The defeuse
Of that city; and finally, the rebels firmly be-
lieve. and act on the belief, that they defend
their capital best by threatening Washington.
They do nod now fesr any operations Of eursby
way of the Peninsula. They did anticipate much
ronbie from that directions when Gen Smiths
two corps we're ffst sent down, because thew ex
pected that that officer would supersede Butler.
But now that they understand that Butler Is 10
be retained a 1.-THE head OF that Department, they
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

Correspondence Of the New York World.
BALrrMoRK, April 2s.
soUTHERs VIEW or THE MILITARY SITUATION IN
q Eitf &c 11rll VIRGINIA.
The following is the Southern view OF the pres
ent military situation in Virginia. j mean il is
the view that comes here from Southern authori-
"; and ! state this with particularly. because
not a single item of the following information
comes from Union sources What is said about
the strength and movements of the Uuion forces
may or may not be true. but il is what is believed
to be true at Richmond. and the rebel movements
are based upon il. yr
Longstreet's whole corps has joined General
Lee ON the Rapidan, and Gen. Lees army is now
nearer one hundred thousand than eighty thou
sand strong. His main body is on the Rapidan,
near Mine run, with Longstreet on the extreme
left, and Ewell's corps on the right The old
corps of A. p. Hill holds the center. ,. q,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

And to whichever of these positions the enemy
retires there General'G Grant will have to follow.
1t must not be forgotten that in this overland
campaign. as in all that have preceded il, the
battle. when 1t takes place. will have to be fought
at the time that General Lee chooses, and on
ground that he has selected for that purpose. IL
may be in General Grants power to defeat the
rebel army after the battle has been joined But
it is not in his power TO compel General Lee to
fight until he wishes To. or in any other position
than that which he himself has chosen. This is
a disagreeable fact. But it is a fact nevertheless,
and Il may be well to remember il.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-09

DEAR SIR-Having had your Horse and Cattle Powder
in use for some time. I do cheerfuIIy recommend IL as q
good article, and well worthy Of public notice
N. JACKSON,
Snnnrinin ndenf nf the Mrln Cnrral