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w FIutins by our new process. We are pre-
pa- ed TO 10 any kind of goods that we warrant
equal to New York work. PRIMES
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24

A large amount of whisky was recently seized
in Chicago under the Internal Revenue Law, it
having been fraudulently branded. Chicago
merchants having advanced on il, claimed that
they were innocent holders, and are therefore en-
titled to protection. They innocent. and
are entitled to this protection. they say, because
the packages bore the government stamp The
innocent holder of stolen goods might as well
ask protection. Yet the owners of such goods
have a right to take them wherever they are
found. and the holder, in addition, is liable to
prosecution, unless he can show that he bought
the property not knowing il to have been stolen
The Chicago men should not only lose the
whisky. but they should be compelled to show
that they did not know it frauduently
branded Ii has been notorious for some time
that empty whisky barrels bearing the govern
ment brand, have been selling in Chicago at
high prices. The Chicago merchants, who now
profess innocence, knew this Thew also knew
thst they we're receiving ichisky, which they
were selling for the manufacturers at less than
The Government tar
Ii l. no excuse that Govern nent officials were
brIbed 10 afix the stamp where no duty had been
paid These officers should be punished with all
the severity that the law provides: but this should
not relieve the manufacturers or receivers OF the
article. Ii Mr. Lewis listens favorably TO the
Chicago men. there will be no END { the frauds
tuas "uishs uealeFS viii plaCNce he suOulu
not only couhscate the whisky, but he should
prosecute the men. who are asking relief as par
ties to the fraud. Prompt and severe measures
are necessary 10 the successful enforcement of
the excise law. The public are interested in the
collection OF the tax on whisky; because upon it
the Government is largely dependent tor a reve
nue. Ii II fails IN this. other taxes must be in
creased: and IL will fail If few scoundreliy dis
tilers, and their merchants. are allowed to get
of easy when detected in practising fraud
Cincinnati Gazette.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24
From the y. Y. News.
The Pablo Lands for the sold Ter.

Although we have always consistently opposed
the principle of armed coercion of the States.
and although even now. in the hour of Federal
triumph, we are convinced that more benihcent
results could have been obtained by peaceable
means than have been accomplished by the em-
ploy ment of the implements of bloodshed and
destruction. we have always respected the cour-
age Of the rank and file OF our armies. II those
who have directed the political course OF the
Republic have chosen the wrong path to safety
and concord, the soldiers are not responsible for
the error. A task allotted to them of an ar
duous aud trying nature. aud they have per
formed il. Theirs is the glory of having con
quered the reprOach Of having designed con
quest so costly and unnatural belongs to these
whose fanatcism planted the germ of conten-
ton. and whose want OF craftsmanship precipi
tated a struggle that might have been avoided
with safety aud honor
But whatever the merits of the cause in which
they we're engaged, the Federal armies have
served il faithfully. and AZ the hands of their
employers they sntitlei TO reward The in
terests Of society also demand that suitable pro.
vision be made for the comfort and employ ment
of the veterans who, war worn ard habItuated 10
the influences of the camp. are soon to re enter
the sphere of peaceful life. A half million of
men who. for years. have breathei an atmos
phere OF strife and who have been trained o
feed upon excitement, cannot spontaneously aud
suddenly assume their former places in the in
dustriaI and social world They must be encour
aged aud assisted by wise legislation in their be
half and by concession to the peculiar attributes
of their position.
Ia the tirst place, they should be we'll paid for
their service They have endured privation and
fatigue. beyond what Is experienced ia other
vocatious, aed have lived in the daily presence
Of danger TO life and limb. Their sufferings
have been real substantial. and the blood that
has been drained from their arteries has been the
true lite current: therefore let them be paid IN
solid coin or at its value dollar for dollar. from
the date of their enlistment. The account be
tween government and its victorious soldiery
should not be settled in deprecated currency.
Beyond the Mississippi there are millions OF
acres that are waiting for the pillow and for lusty
sinews and industrious hands TO delve and plant
and reap. Those lands belong TO the United
States. and no State. any citizen, will be
grudge so much of them NAV be given 10 the
soldiers liberal appropriation of our public
lands to such a purpose. with such advantages
accorded 10 actual settlers a. would induce the
original warrant holders 10 locate in person.
would be a benefit. not only 10 the Immediate
recipients of the bounty. but 70 the whole cOun
try. developing the agricultural resources where
the field Is richest and widest, aud assisting -
complete the lines Of trade AMI travel between
the Pacific and Atlantic coasts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24
STATE ITEMS

The United States Hospital At Madison Is
closed up.
The oil wells al North ver0ou has been
sunk to the depth Of DDS feet. aud the debris
Pailed from it j. full Of oil. Great interest is
manifested by the land holders in the vicinity,
and property il fss; advancing, in prospect of
North Fernon becoming the great oil centre OF
Indiana. Gentlemen from OIL City. who have
much experience 10 the business. say that the
prospects were never 50 fair. at the same depth.
10 that famouc city Of oil
Last Sunday a dminutive specimen OF
humanity belonging to young Irish girl, was
dropped in -ink bear the mouth OF Cherry lane
It was intended b. it, cruel mother TO drown il
IN this way, 20 as to hide her shame; but some
kind hearted persons discovered and rescued it,
and at last accounts it was doing vell. We pre-
fer Withholding the naturalization Courier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24
Gov. Brown at Harrisburg.

from Tie HaTrlsburS FatTlot, Nay +
The train bearing the governor arrived here at
clock and missed connection with the Balti-
more cars. The consequence VAS the party had
TO wait over until the express train left which
vas NJ 10 A. NJ. During this time the gov
ernor was allowed TO walk up Market street with
= proper guard Daring The time spent in this
way be dropped into several drug stores, and
purchased fancy soap. perlumeries. and other
articles. de seemed 10 be quite cheerful and
comfortable. Ills age is about fifty FIVE years,
height i've feet seven inches. DE appeared to
be in excellent health Hrs long h-ir. slender
form, &c. gave hn that look which is charac-
,efs,ic of the Southern people
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24

Tx Chicago Journal proposes that the au-
thorities of the different States shall al once
declare that the Confederate Uniform be hence
forth the garb of all convic,s sentenced 10 the
State penitenusries tor ordinary crimes, and that
the uniform worn by Confederate officers be that
for Criminals of higher grade. according TO
degree. IL = plain enough that people Who
make such propositions. do not want a restora-
lion Of peace Their spirit reminds verv much
OF q worthy brother IN class. meeting who. il il.
said. after reconnting the many affections and
prosecutions be had suffered. concluded But.
brethren, now that have beeL converted and
become Christian, am happy for lock for
ward 10 the glorious day. NV brethren. when. in
The blessed company OF the redeemed. shall
look down from Heaven and behold my enemies
rowing in the eternal fires Of perdition.-B Boston
Courier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24
REGULATEthe BOWELS
Relief and Health TO Your Infants.

have put up and sold article for over 10 year,
nd CAN SAY IN CONFIi ENCk AND TRUTH of a what
have ever been able 10 say Of other medicine
NEVER HAS IT FAlLkD IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, when timely used Never did ne
know nsta OF dissatisfaction by any used
il. On the rsry. all delighted with opera
tons, and speak in terms Of commendafon magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak this
WHAT VIZ do KNOW" a,fer 30 years experience
AND PLEDGE OR REPUTATION FOR TBl FULFIL
NENT OF WHAT VIZ HERE ID CLARD. In almost
every instance where the in is suffering from pain
and exhaution relief will be found In een or twenty
mi utes alter the syrup l. administered.
Ful directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS a PR
KINS. New York. Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24

IRON the PETERSBURG EApressp May llth
Rather an amusing incident occurred in a
neighboring county few days since. during the
march of 4 column of nited States troops. The
negroes collected on every farm to witness the
passage of the soldiers, and in many instances
greeted them with evident marks of pleasure
Sitting upon gate post. upon one OF these
farms a sharp little darby just entering his
teens. who, wheu he told of his freedom,
clapped his hands and shouted for Joy, "I'se
Free Use free" he exclaimed, in ecstacy, TO his
mamma, Il amt gwne to rock de cradle no
more. case Use free"
Running to a younger sister. he impaired his
newly obtained intelligence, saying: You is
free--don't pick up no more chips And spy
ing cat lazy stretching her limbs in the
shine he reached the climax by screaming out:
And you's free pussy. dom kefeh rats +"
Whether the deli GIFTED fellow went on addressing
the fowls, the cattle, the hogs We do not know,
but the above il related actual occurrence.
Such freedom as he would have the cat enjoy
would cost her life: but freedom in his mind was
the JOY par excellence of his life.
From the Same Paper.
We learn from the Old Dominion that a negro
woman was set TO work, dav o. two since,
sweeping the sidewalks in Norfolk under CONVOY
of guard of her persuasion of color. for
expressing her violent detestation OF the Yam
KEGS Quite a crowd gathered in the vicinity of
the Atlantic Hotel To behold the anomaly. She
seemed 10 be about bitter in her hatred as
some OF the lighter colored fennnes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24

The Rev Mr. Blanchard. a Universalist
clergyman, preached a sermon last Sunday on
the Church and Stage" which was in a measure
plea for the latter. In It's course occurred
these sentences
/ would remark in the next place, upon the
statement which has been made in regard 10 the
Unitarian and Unversalist churches. that
whereas other denominations will not admit an
actor or actress into communion With their
church these two churches do admit them into
communion, that make the statement as a mat
ter of injustice and accept il a matter OF truth
| thank God there some Ministers who are
willing TO take any man by the hand and say
Come and set with me in our church COR YOUR
soul. good All men need help. Jesus OF N.Z-
sreth came into the world to save all F"
This is all very good. but the reverend gentle
man is mistaken in supposlng that no other de
nominations own" actors save the two be
cited. Some Of the leading actors of the Amer
can stage are Catholics. II anythng-Barney
Willis ms and jos jefferson among the number.
MANY leading fayOIites that We know are Episco-
paIians, aud ID church has cause to be proud of
them: Sherioaa Knowles was a shining light
among the Baptists; Rachel vas Jewess, and
many Of the most prominent French and Ger
man players belong to ana are firm believers in
the Hebrew faith N \ Express.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24
A BENEFACTRESS.

There is woman in the public eye whose nssse had
all along been associated. mind, with the ~
kee," Quack, T" and Humbug" But II Is no longer
and desire wrest her name from all such picous
associations In all other minds. Whatever notions
may have Of wonAny delicacy and propriety, will
all admit that woman alone IL the Nurse-the good
Nnrs the best Nurse. Whether shall have Femals
Phi, sic not, is question which be decided
by time and principle and not matter Of Pride
prejudice, caprice and custom well behave them
selves, for II there is really want. there will also be
supply; ifthere be a"calling," there will be coming
Nature and human society are always self-supplynE,
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cannot
prevent
Mrs. wnslow does not wish to treat you gentlemen.
Nor does ste prescribe regimen for your wives; but
he modesiy appears messenger OF health and hap
pness TO your infants In the cradle Is there anything
improper IN thatf Nurse Of go years" experience
can boldly say what Is or is not good for babe and
ought TO be listened TO- God speed her her humble
and happy mission. She is the physi-
clan aud mos eectual benefactress little
enjoy her dotng parents not excepted. just open
the door for hsr, and Mrs Wnslow will prove the
iran Florence Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this We
sure, that will teach eur "susy' 10 say "A
Blessing Mrs. winslow"-for helping her o survive
and the gripping, coleking and teethins siege
We confirm every word set forth IN the prospectus II
performs precisely what 1t processes perform.
"Paros ORC, "Drops "Laudanum," and every other
Narcotic" by which the babes drugged into stupidity
and rendered dull and idiotc for life.
We have never seen Mrs. winslow know Der only
through the preparation Of her 'Soothing syrup for
Children Teethng." II We had the power We would
make her, she e. physical savior the infant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24

Tnk SUFFRAGE IN TESNrssKE --Under the
Constitution of Tennessee. recently adopted ne
gross. Inuisns, mulatoes, and all persons oil
mixed blood decended from negro or Indian an
cestors 10 this generation inclusive. Though one
ancestor of each generation may have been d
white person. } whether bond or tree. and AL per
some OF mixed blood in any degree shasever sho
have been liberated within twelve months pre-
slously." are excluded from the right 20 vote.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24
3 PECIAL CAU TON.

The great popularity q Mrs winslow's Soothing
syrup, for children teething has inancsd unprneps
persons put articles 70 be used for the
Pcse. In advertising which they have only pied
advertise and notices from the press but ksSs
copied cerfif Gates ana letters from elerxymen and
others AIMING other genuine
bewN Of ell imitator4- waYT-1omkvGu-ie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24

Monsieur Carne. the famous French bill
llardist, now in this country, has made three
challenges: first. for playing French carom
game OF $50 points for 81 900 side; second for
plasing four ball carom game Of 800 for
81 600 side. the pushing stroke to be omitted;
add third. for the champion cue of America.
Dudley ksvsnagh, the billiard champion of
America. has accepted the three challenges
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24

I'VE see an Advertisement IN your columns Of MRS.
WINSlDWS SOOTHING sfklP. Nov Ne never aid
worf in favor Of patent medicine before ffe
ouf fee implied 10 TO Your res<ers that this
huno1g- have tired II, and know II % be all IA
claims Is probably Of the most successful med
eine- OF The day, because IL r. Of Ard
those OF your readers Who have babies can't 30 better
than lay In . supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24
NOTICE.


n HAVE about COZ yards u good cellar earth on
\ the q n ridian and Maryland sfr,s,s which
viii dispose Of In Quantities TO AIT purchasers deliver
IL not
nisdet MICHAEL o'CoyyER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24

The following IL extract from q letter ~dtten BY
be R-v. =. Holm pastor Of the Pf~rrepobt street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, ". T.. 20 the Journal and
kes-esger Cincinnati o. and speaks volumes IN isver
q that ~orld-rena~ medicine MRS WIZ SLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR CHILDREN TEETHISG:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24
Price only IS Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery.

The following is extract from letter written BY
the Rev. Il. z weser, the German Reformed Mes
senger, at Chambersburg. Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24

DO not LET YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETwFEs
unering chiln and the relief that viii be absolute
ly sure 10 follow he n MRS. wISsL0w's sOOTH-
Nc SYRUP II cOrrects acidiy Of the stomach relieves
wind chelic, regulates the bowels. sofien- the guns,
gives rest TO the mother and health TO the child
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24
R est, Health and Comfort to
Mother and Child.

MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP fer chiIdrer
teething. softens the gums, reduces Inflammation al
lays all pain and cures wind ehoc Perfectly safe In
all cases. We would cay 20 every mother who has
suffering child, do not let your prejudice the preiu
child and the rel ef that will be sure-yes absolutely
sureto follow the Of this medicine II timely used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24

DON'T PAIL TO PROCURE MRS wISsLOv's
SOOTHING SYRUP, for chiidrea teething IL has been
ued for 30 yesrs with failing safety success
by millions Of mothers for their Children.
soidity Of the stomach. relieve. wind choc regulates
the bowels and gives hes IN and conf mother
aud child once No. - Day street, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-24
A IL OUR STOVES ARR OF TIE LATEST AN

n mostimproved patterns.
Our other ~ork VIII embrace Iron frOnts, Columns,
Railway, MIL and House Castings, &c, &c
Orders by mail OF otherwise solicited, and prompt At
tentiOn given.
Our prices will be found as low a. any.
Once, ssles-room and Foundry lsS South De WARE
street. two squares directly east Of the Union Depot
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Headqrs Department ef the South,

HILTON HEAD. $. G., JuxE %, 1865.
GENERAL L ORDERS No. lo5.
\ coFnr!tance with instructions received
Atr"nl the Var Department, all I.st-a.,
ConniauJrrs will carsc an Immediate
invea!ic ca';oa to be made within their
commands "s'to The expiration of service
OF all men ON detached d4,y. in confne-
meat pr otherwise separated from their
Regiments or companies. All such men
who are found entitled 10 Discharge wsll
he Immediately f"rwarle! 70 the Provost
Marshal General OF the Department. who
Will send them TO the Chief Musterin :.
Officer of ,heir respective States for mus.
ter ont OF to be otherwise disposed of as
required by existing, orders. Bv command
Of Maj. Gen. G. y. GILMORE.
\" L. N. BURGER Asst Adj's Gen.
Official: j. ID. HopGes, Capt. 35ih U. S.
c. L., Act. Asst Adj't Gen. July 20 8
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Geadq,rs Department CT the South,

AS.i,>S - OCpdi oIiCIit Cl tIS GOUlI,
HILTON ti.AO. $. G., .!uLY 10. 1855.
GENERAL ORNE'RS NO. i'll.
~ ME toslu ing circ, lar, issued fis,n the
a ''3 Areau OF Refugees. Erert!uen n and
Aean.'"t cd Lands, and approved !,v tie
Hon. Secretary OF War, is published for
;hc Information Of this command It's
requirements will he 81 richly contur,ned to:
E.EEP AEIMNNT
BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND
AEAHDoHED LANDS,
Washington June l3, 1853
Lircnlor No. :. :
vi Congress =-ia ahiis,ing th:.: .Nrea;t which
provides for the issue Of l..,vi5s.ous. cloth
ING ani f,el for the imrne,!ste and tenn
POI shelter AMI supply of d, stittee and
Suffering refugees and freedmen, ;i,. Assist
4nt Commissioners OF this Bureau will a,,
once maze careful estimates of tie amounts
Of provisions, clothing, g., as NAV +.
needed for the present quarter for The Suy.
ply ii such cl's- Of persons rs may hc
within th4ir fcspectivc departments. and
hey MI! l.ar-ai;"r. quarterly. make like
estimates. Al. estIsna:ss must hc ai,;,rove..
NE iue Commissioner OF tn. EGreau y! :u,
t. isSue
Ea'l,nE, fuel. transportation anl Grar-
:ers have nv-:l here.ufore furnished, to
l~;caers OF Refugees and freedmen. .n,i 20
."incr persons vu.unt as'ily l,!orin:. t,r ;h,
neneAt oi Snch persons, ty certain co;n
;n"n'!"rs If ''spay''rents, posts. &c, wb,.
"ih" : lay" refused 10 fur.al, lie. same.
l!lcief'se. IN order .!.at there nay L.. ami
i"r',.ty vi action a.,i clear uu,:r: ~t;.r.!
-lh:, III ;nl5 mater, -: !-,.owj' 3. r.ics will
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