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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
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The mission of Mr. IL NJ WsrHeld, of this
city. 60 Richmond, has occasoned so much re
mark, and is alike so strongly criticised by our
loyal citizens and Southern sympathizers-neither
of whom are satisfied with the arrangement
that we hare taken the trouble TO get ut the
actual facts in regard to the subject. Our read
ers already know that Major White, a member
elect Of the Pennsylvania Senate. is prisoner
nc Richmond. and that his absence has given the
Democrats the power TO prevent the regular or
ganizition of the Senate and embarrass the whole
proceedings Of the Legislature. 1t hts, there
fore, become an object Of importance To secure
the release of Major White. and some time ago
measures toward this result were initiated They
resulted 10 an understanding. said 70 have been
sanctioned by Jefferson Davis himself. that Maj
White would be exchanged for Major Jones, a
rebel prisoner in our hands Major Jones was
accordingly sers to City Point. but difficulties
missioner, had not been informed of the agree
ment. would not perfect it, and the rebel Major
returned to Fortress Monroe
Representations we're then made to the War
Department by Major Jones' that II he were per-
niitted TO go to Richmond on his parole. he could
procure the release Of Major White. Dir. Stan
ton consented. and Major Jones was passed
through our lines, ON the express condition that
be was to procure the release OF Major White or
return himself He did neither.s Another
Pennsy lvauia Major was sent in exchange by the
rebels. anu Major Jones remained South, thus
violating the express terms OF bis parole, which
specified that he was TO be exchanged Tor Major
White. Mr.-5tan,on. Disguised with this piece
Of trckery on thepatof the rebels, refused to
have anything more to do with The matter.
Since the meeting of the Legislature, and it
becoming evident that the Democrats were de
termined to take advantage Of the enforced alb
sence Of Major White. Governor Curtin and
other prominent Pennsylyanans appealed TO the
President in reference 10 the matter. They rep
resented that. IL permission was given to them to
"A gross nissiatemsnt. Major Jones has returned to
the North
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

StTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SS:--In the
- Ma ion Circuit Court of Marion county, in the
State of Indiana, March Term, A. ID. lS6t-Danel NJ.
Nooe Edward A. Smith, Charles w. Hall, Oney
Gold
Be IL known that this 1S day of January, IN the
year 1853, the above named plaintiff attorney
in the Office of the Clerk Of Marion Circuit Court his
plant against said defendant in the above entitled cause
together with an affidavit Of competent person.
that said defendant, Edward A Smith, T. a resident
Of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby notified ofthe filing
and tendency Of said complaint against her, and that
less she appear and demur thereto calling
Of said the second day of the of said
Court to be begun and held the Courthouse in the
city of indianapolis the third Monday in March next,
said complaint and the and things therein
tanned and alleged will be heard and determined her
absence WILLIAM WALLACE, Clerk.
X. l. WALroIE. Attorney for Plaintiff
janl9-dlt&w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
French views of our civil war.

NEW DIRK, JAM IA, 1904.
To The Editors of The NeU York Neios:
/ ask place in your columns for the sub
Joined translation of a remarkably able article re-
Gently published in The Memorial Dipomatique,
the peculiar organ of European diplomacy. IL
Is signed by one of the few European journalists
who have had opportunities to study American
politics and character-Henri Vignaud. Its com
ments upon our civil are not complimentary
TO the people of the North, but it is well that
fellow citizens should be from time to time re
minded what verdict is being recorded against US
by enlightened publicists of the Old World, to
be transferred into history for the perusal of pos
terity.
The article was written Immediately upon the
receipt in Europe of the returns of our Autumn
elections II is of course full of disappointment
"A disappointment shared and expressed by ev-
cry true friend of berry, civilization aud through
out the world-at the war attitude and war plat
form which had been adopted by the Democrats
of the Northern States ana on and by which we
had been ingl0riOusly defeated.
Ii the perusasl Of this eOquently written edito
rial shall have the effect t. induce a single reader
to re fleet whether it is worth while for the North
to nuke the inevitable sacrifice of popular lib
erty, TO obtain compulsory Union, then the OBJ
ject with which | ask place for it in your col
umns, will have been accomplished.
Very resPectfully yours.
GIDEON ]. TUCKER.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

In vain for peace we plead - ~
r With those Who have the power, ts.-t-a
In vain the victims bleed,
While madness -Eulss the hour.
Then arise In all your might,
Ye sons Of the noble free,
Assert your legal right
Tc the bond Of liberty
Ills trampIed in the dust
BY the foot Of periured PRIDE
Who have betrayed their trust,
To those whoe'er cOnhde.
Then shali they longer sway
The se=ptre Of the freel
MOI God viii bring the day
To deliver you and me.
Thenwait in hope the hour,
Ye Of The noble free,
And we shall gain the power,
By the bond Of liberty.
No longer shall our brothers say,
NY rights you DO deny,
But ssequal rights shall rule the day,
And all with law comply.
Then draw tight the bands,
Nor DER our trials boO0d;
No more shall brothers hands
Be stained with brothers blood
Then while madness rules the hour,
At t1e baot-bOx we'll try
To regain the power
Now lost to you and l.
INDIANAPOLIS, January %, 1854. CARLos-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

EB Robert Dale Owen is proving the legality
of the Presidents amnesty proclamation scheme.
BY quoting from the royal prerogatives of Charles
IL. Wouldn't slight reference to the edicts of
Zengh's Kahn and Hunkey -pinkey -piney pa. King
in the matter2
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

sB President Lincoln's man Forney says
"the wretches who cry for peace ought to be cru
cited %
That was Just what was done with the Prince
of Peace when he was on earth.-[Cincinnati
Enouifer
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

Within the last three or four days there has
been conference between the President and the
prominent members of his Cabinet upon the
financial condition of the countrp. Money is
greatly wanted
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

The undersigned for time past, has had in
his farm Fck ardts Cattle Powder nd from the bene
fetal effect derived from il, takes peasurp In recon-
mending The article 10 all farmers valuable prepare
tion. be given to Horses and Carl Some of my
horses, that were in bad heal h, with little
disposition for food, their taking PickaTdts Cattle
Powder" recovered their appetite. and In short
time became fat AID in good condition.
HENRY b. CHEW.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

sPuReEox's OPrsio.= -s Brethren" said Spur
geon, "if God had referred the bGilding of the
Ark to Committee on Naval Affairs, it is my
opinion In would not have been built yet"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
LICENSE S.
Notice of Application for License.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WILL APPLY
| 10 the Board OF Commissioners of Marion county.
Indiana, at their term 1862 for license sell
Intoxicating liquors in less quantity than quart at
time, with the privilege of allowing the TO be drank
my premises, for year. Ny place Of business,
and the premises wherein said liquors to be sold and
drank, Is located Lot (IQ Ia square 65. in the
Oriental House, in the city os indianapolis, in Center
townshipsn Marion county Indiana.
jansw3w GEORGE NJ BUSCH.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
PHILADELPHIA, May IS, 1855.
VIM. Rolston, Esq.

VIM. R0lston, Esq;
DEAR SIR-i is with pleasure that certify to the in
valuable properties Of Cattle Powder. have been
using it for nearly eight month. In last June
travelling my horse became very SICK bad that had
return home and apply to Farrer. 1t nearly
months before he ft use, he being such
low condition happened TO stop in at Mr.. W. Whites
and your Cattle Powder. male up my mind TO try
packa age and alter using two Of them. ii Surprs
ing evesy who the hose, to how much be
had improved in flesh aud spirit. those who had
him before he became ck could scarcely Relieve him
be the same. also recommend The Powder being
fine thing for the urine. and also improve the coat
ii gives il ne, silky app Ny friends, seeing
the advantage Of 1t, have commenced using it among
their Cattle. No person >houd he without il in their
stables. have II fully tested and do consider it
one of the best ar iccs In use. ri.
Yours. very re Iectfuly,
GEORGE SNYDER.
We the undersigned, have used your Powder, at The
request Of friend George Snyder, and find it very
useful among cattle.
PETER Off,
JACOB OFT,
g. KElSS,
Lower Merton, Montgomery Co., Pa.
PRICE, Is CENTS PER PACKAGE.
AeESTs-D. \. Barnes 4 Co.. 202 Broadway. y. Y I;
Dyott Co No. 239 North second street. Philadelphia.
NJ Danzigcr. Druggist Rochester, Fulton County, In
diana.
John Marti, Tell City, Perry County. Ind ana.
DIR. Vance, Druggist, Waterloo City, DeKslb County,
Indiana. fs a.
janlS-w6m.
For sale by all Druggists an Dealers.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
ELECTION NOTICE.
I PA e.. e. h. Co.

FENHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il Stockholders Of the indianapolis Pi'tsburg and
Cleveland Railroad Company will he held at the Office
the Company al danspoli> thursday, the 18th
day Of February for the election of Directors for
the ensuing year, ard the transaction of any other bu
ness that may come before them.
EDWARD KING, Secretary.
indianapolis, Jan. Il, 1864. jan.3-dli&u4w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

They WILL the above diseases in ninety mine
out Of hundred
INDUCED BY TIE EXTENSIVE SALE AND UNTvER-
SAL popularity Of Hollands German Bitters tpure-
y vegetabe hosts Of ignorant quacks AMI interruptions
Adventures have opened upon suffering humanity the
food gates Of in the shape OF poor whisky, vile
ly compounded with Injurious drugs, and christened
TONES, Stomachcs and Bi'ters.
Beware Of the innmerabe array Of alcohc Tic prepare
cns il plethoric bottles and big beed kegs under the
modest appeIlaiion of Btiers, which instead Of curing
only aggravate disease and leave the disappointed Suf
ferer in despair.
DO you icaRt something 10 strengthen you
DO you lcant good appetite?
DO gou soaf 10 build up your constitution
DO you rant 10 feel ueH2
DO you rant 10 get rid Of nervousness?
DO you rant energy?
DO you rant 10 steep treIf?
Do you rant brisk and rigorous FEELING?
II you do use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS.
From Rec. y. Merton BroscR d. D. EI0r Of the In
cyclopedi1 Of Religious Knosoled9s-
Although not disposed to favor or recommend patent
medicines in general through disrusf Of their ngrtd
and effects. yet know Of sufficient why
man may testify the benefits he believes himself
to have received from any simple preparation in the
hope that he may thus contribute TO the benefit Of others
do this more readily in regard TO Hollands German
cause was preju iced against them for many years
der the impression that they chiefly alcoholic
mixture ann indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq, 70 the removal OF this prejudice by proper tests
and for to try them when suffering from
great long continued debility The Of three bot
ties of these 5ers the beginning Of the present year.
followed by evident relief and restoration 70 de
gree bodily and mental vigOr which had felt for
six months before. and had almost paired Of regain
ing Therefore tha"k God and my friend for directing
me to the Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN
PHILADELPHIA, June %. 1861.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
wAsHrseroS, October 10, 1852.

DEAR SIg--Having tried the Cattle Powder manufac-
tnred by you, conidert good article for the diseases
Of horses and COED preparation there in the
market. HIRAM WRIGHT
Assistant Yeteaary Surgeon,
For the United States Government.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
Fnon WASHINGTON.

Failure of Butler TO Effect an Ex-
change OF Prisoners-ssThe Govern
ment" vioIatcstts sPIighted Faith"
with Buticr-1Ir. warfieId's Wis
sion to Richm ond.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

They Will cuxx the above diseases in ninsty-nne
| out Of a hundred
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
wAsHrxeros october91, 1868.
Wm. RdlstOR.

DEAR SIR-Having had your Horse and sttle Powder
in use for some time do cheerfully recommend it
good article, and well worthy Of public notice
NJ. JACKSON,
Superintendent of the Mule Corral.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

Nm. RALsTox--We have tried your Horse Powder,
manufactured by you in the Corral and Hospital stables
to extent 1t is highly recommended TO me by the
superintendent and Veterinary surgeon in charge
c. NJ. SNOW, Gen'l Sup't.
Asst Quartermaster's Office,
Corner 6 and z2t SITS,
Washington. d G.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

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aa's - !. sESTiEEGf MY N THIS ooUsrRr.
EiSfsS SfsSrs SSEssqH1Hs as5 sIsSs or
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No half price No free list
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT III r
II Fourteenth street opposite AcadeMy of xusie. w
THIS AND EVERY AvkNIN0. 1s
TWO GRAND MATINEk0
1A. HEN; .sssI ss9s MONKEY o.'s.
Al sSERY PERroRnANoE, i
MILE MARIETTA ZANFRETTA.
UNPARALLELED SUQoHe9.
MSS S'Sss ssssssE,-
New Pantotn BY the French Oompane q
RAvEL PAHrOMIMIBTs I9-- is8
81 ffiE MAMMOTH C0xPAxY.
: 80. .-t OF STAB A11fof0.
THEODORE THOMAS
pIRsT SYMPHONIB 6ufRE1, .sa.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, DKCHNBE8 Z At e
6OIyOISTS, MISS FANNY RAYMOND -<
(Her hrst appeArAncel
A GRAND oRcn SSrSA or sixfi PERvoKK.aa
HArpists, Measrs. A. ". POULM1N =. j. 89OWU.
.TiCKITs 81 90 EAoH.
,sen.h street a Beer schrmsrs 7Gi Brosdwsy 81 Hs
~ Schuberth Go. 8. " sprtng street. W
PrOgra cOnatnng full particulars b 00eo6Do0
o places.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
TENRY H. LREDs AUCTIosERn-vALCABLE
WINES, SkGARs, AZ ~

Fnl sell Thursday Dec At Il O'Clock, At
our Aalesroou o3 Liberty street west OF Broadway,
|v AI,V ADLE WINES sEUaKB &c.-Contlnuaton sale
from OF Novomber OF tho ianoe OF an stock
strctly frat class Wines BRA idcs Whi,keys Hum, Sc
IRA 40 sold TO close the eonoern amoas which are very
ertie Hort imported 10 wood and glass; Scotch
hsh ana Bourbon VIII skeys; Granada and other Rum.
|o and ON choice lots. in bottles.
nd goods warranted. No other goods sduitted
the balaLc. Of the stook II importer OF Segars
emsininr from above sale cons!dng of Cubanos Bevas
hurnc Re ALA Br tannca Figaro Londres de Cor,e La
osa do ntisgo Concha ~ Monumento, Columbia Co
bnn Dueal nd O hsy fAvor.'e brands.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

1nppprAyr LBCfuRRs DAfLy-soR 0BnT1.yM1H
4 oa!y. - ne Nsw yssh ny:enm e Aas.sry ~ nssst
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The New York herald., 1864-12-01
ENRY II. LgEos. AuoTloNrER.

F1ENRY IT, LREOs. AUCTIONFER.
al ANCIENT AND M0DKfE Oil PAINTINGS. y.
Henry H. Leeds Miaor will sel auction on FRIDAY
ccemscr Al oeock In thoir Gallery, 93 Liberty street.
found the OF siiey Hcseiu y Shaw s.rstor
LapallIe OF Paris Dnmes n. Richards L. Eleury, Del
Rtsv paul de Roche Paul veronese LoL u Williamson,
$,osner Mullen. FEATHER. sir Pesr Ley. Scsuian sud
her celebrated arh. Thcy are now on exhibition with
.atascgus. ,e N-
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

n old, sound and kind; good traveller Price Si5
Also X Wagon, s:5. sold separately. Apply At
loS Pear street. grocery store
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

UCTION NoTIOE.-wMA IRyIN6, AUCTIONEER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. -
HARRY c. COOKE wilt sell BY auction Friday Dec
At l0 O'clock large ass ftmAnt Of Household Furni.
Re- but little used, sousstng Of Brussels Carpets and
(g% rosewood Bedroom Suit, Sofas. Chairs, brOcatc
5tans elegant Etageresg rosewood Dressing Bureaus
Eshsisnd, Hat Racks Parlor Sri Crcckery and Glass
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

rrENgY D. MINER, AUCuoxvER. 81 NASSAU
street. opposite Post orco Closing out sale OF ststu'
[ry Marble Figures. Orpamerfs &c
sy Dec II oclock the baance Of ,tesx m
Ia Asbaster Figlres roys, Paror aRd Library Orna
n:np |, nSSioCKscre nj sarrs Marble statues
lutsbe for Psror and Garden, whch are Venus or
Eanova Bacchantc; Three Gaces &C, Ac All by mo ars'
xSfsRY ARrrcLs WILL BIZ POSITIVELY SOLD
wITHOUr RESkRvB. #I.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

UCT1oM HoTICE-JuL!us BROWN. AUCTION,
eer This morning at l0x orIook f79 Court street
Sutler South Brooklyn, positive auction sale of House
I'D Furniture, Carpets Beddin nne OIL Paintings Bill
,rthy the attention OF tho trAte. a
The New York herald., 1864-12-01
EvsEIEGs WITH sHAKApsRR.
WINTER GAHDkN.
#sN HDWIN ISOOTH Al HAMLET

3. Mr.. THOMAS PLACIDE,
VINO appear each evening il conjuucti0n with Mrs,
Chsnfrsu, Chester. Messrs. a. H. Andr1ws. C. Waicot
e. hsnly 4; Eberie. Q. W. Chesler,O - fswoest Duel
BurrUughs Burgess. DC. - y = II :
u Is most gratifying and ssnuiatns TO the management
70 una such condrnstion OF the
OF shskapercs works and cheering evidence
to or eipen iure devoted 10 fetou In Their produc
ton Will ever be unappreoiaed IN New York have
furnished BY the with winch this play has bce
we'd during the past two nshts by the
and brilliant audiences gathered In this theatrc
aso In tho most hearty and appreciation
exteudcd by the press
Doois open at 6A; curtain rises st7is precisely.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

HANDSOME COUPE RocKAwAY, MINER 4
"A Stevens make, almost new also top Wagon and
double single Haraesa Apply 70 Mr.. GRAY. ~ woos-
street..
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

Ar SACRIFICE-$2JO-oR WILL TRADE FOR
"A that amount OF chnnce OF two splendid
Horses bay aud black and old rs and l5 hands
high would be valuabe for family docor warranted
to kind aud stand ia the street without tying
To bo at lOa Division street.
The New York herald., 1864-12-01

WATOHEs. JaWELRvs 30.
AT Me-wArcHss, DIAMONDS, Ac.,. FoR SALE
IA cheap pay advances, ~ loan onee. @S Brcadwsy.
Nm salrs room Ne s. 4..4.t b. III r. n. PAGE.
4 a NASSAU srREgr, ROOM NO. a. A. HONfCNAy
"A rontnues 10 bur Diamonds, Watches Jswery aud
pays the utmost Tor thsm ne also
s9nments eME snI
~ s,s ,BRoADwAx.-fHE UTMOST VALUE PAID
~ for panouds Watches. PAt8 Jewela Optical lnssru.
nsAss 90, At his puvess !ooms 0nce heurs ~ y A,
F-'T- 7f-g y. n. BARRlN0Bn, m Broadway room u
r ouis AxRIcH, rs BROADWAY Srew YORK no.
n the rsas ius bisncHdS Old doa Ana silver Purs
tsmsi n cir bhawh, or Any Arueles Of vIfti N,
- - : : 1AfslsmONIxi. : -.
a YOUNG WIDOW LADY, a S1RAkaRR. IN lHRl
ssy, iii War; y nsts S. Y :sSs sss..s,sss
vnA svsSets masunsnS kdSrsss cecsAssuAiiy hrs NJ
: aa00& s0<ea6 r.se~ svfw ~ et.y psy tsy. fslt
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-29

which the people are ever waiting to be
blessed redeemable in greenbacks now
worth SO for 50. The President recon-
mends it in his message. The Secretary
of the Treasury extols it, and the Comp
troller of the Currency says the people
want nothing else. This is true, though.
aching to be taxed, they won't return
their incomes properly, for fear of pa. ting
with it.
Out upon your copperhead Tribune. II
was just such talk that led TO the repudi-
alton of the Continental money after the
Revolutionary war. 1t was only wiping
cut an already worthless article. they said
Why the loyal voters arc SO anxious to be
taxed, might vote for the Reputation
candidate, if the Tribune satisfies them
that they have TO pay back five good dol
lars ior only two dollars of value received
Retract the assertion that So greenback
is liar 1t make. Is creator the father
Of liars. or we will commend vou to the
tender mercies Of General Burbrdge or
General Lewis Wallace Gin Enc.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-29
Christmas.

The Christmas festivities Of the several
sunday schools of this place, passed off last
Saturday evening to the satisfaction of
those concerned. The Methodists and
| Presbvterians held theirs at their houses
of worship, and the Episcopalans had
theirs at Corbin's Hall. The several
Christmas trees were we'll loaded with
presents for the little folks, and the teach
ers and friends were net forgotten. Pres
ents varying in value from ten cents to Il
hundred dollars each were distributed on
the occasion, and were of course pleasing
TO he recipients. All seemed determined
TO enjoy Merry Christmas" We have
No means Of knowing the aggregate value
Of the presents on any of the trees, and
therefore make no estimate.
On Sunday We attended the Episcopal
church and found the house decorated
ID g tasteful manner with evergreens ac-
cordinG TO their long established custom.
heard sermon appropriate to the occa-
sion, and returned home feeling that IL was
good 20 60 to the House Of the Lord
May the hallowed memories which cluster
around the natal day Of Christ the Lord, "
be not erased from the minds Of men by
the ever surgins pillows Of envy, strife
and milice, nor by the less boister0us yet
more insinuating cares Of business or the
seductive alIurements ef vice. A "merry
christina" may and always should be-
entirely devoid of wrong doing. 1t Is il
accordance with the highest christian at
tainmcnt but brooks not the to5 preva tnt
custom of drunken carousaia. May osr pat
ron; each and all live to enjoy the recur-
renee Of many . merry Christmas, ever re
that lie the anniversary ofwhose
birth this holiday marks on the dial OF!
time, cane into the world to proclaim glad
.idings Of great Joy which is for all peopic.
even Peace on earth good will towards
men.