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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS

IL persons iudeb ed to the hiking FuEd Lereby
N notified that all lands orgsged 70 said fund, and
on whie interest has been paid in advance for the
present year, will be advertised for sixty DAYS previous
ard onered al public sale on tae second Tuesday in
December next.
BY order Of the Board ofConmissioners.
W IL. TALBOT, President.
July IS, 1856.
lEg' The foo=ir- named newspapers viii please pub
hsh the above adv, eent in their weekly issue 10 the
amount Of Itc0 Lo -, and forward copy of paper and
bill 10 this Office, W:
Register and Rep oiic Lswrenceonrg; Courier Mad
lson; Journal and Demokra Evansvilie: JournA. AID
express, TerTe Haute; Democrat, Frinceton. Press,
Greene asi- Paadl am Richmond; Sentinel, Fort Wayne
Sun, Nncenne>; Journa Lafayette; Review, Crswfords-
vile; Democrat Goshen: Urisn Laporie Standard An
desen; Eagle Decatur Republican, Gree nsburg; Senii
mel, Rochester; Democrat and Republican, Plymouth;
DE mocra aouticello; Republican, nashville; Volunteer
sheioyyilie Democrat Huntington: Ledger, New AL
oany; Democrat Salem; Democrat, Columbus; Register
ST. !sseph Republican, Valparaiso; Post, Columbia City
lndianisn bloomfield; Democrat, Franklin; Reporter,
Sanoslto1; Democrat. Corydcn; Democrat. Rockport
Union, Danvillei Crescent, Frankfort; Times, DelPh
Pharo', LoganspOrl: Courier Newcastle; Owen County
Journal Spencer; Democrat, Upton; keEeiie, Vevay
iyls-c4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

The assessors and detectives of the Ninth Dis
trict. (which extends over the northern portion
of the city OF New York, are forced 10 oe con-
s.aully on the eui rire 10 detect eyaders of the
tax. he whisky distillers have been. a class.
the most ANNOYING Besides the deceptions re
sorted to BY large distillers to hide the actual
gross amount OF liquors manufactured in their
establishments, there are Others which rival the
practices of the cunning rectihers of "poieen" in
old Ireland in the years OF prescription.
During the past year stills have been discov
cred whose existence was never dreamed Of by
persons passing them daily, until chance revealed
their locality 10 some OF the detectives One OF
them. visited BY Mr.. Franklin, is situated 10
Fifty-ninih street, in the rear OF tao cottage
Dwellings, aud being far below the Level of the
sidewalk. WAS easily concealed by the garden
fences Of the cottages. 50 nicely hidden was il.
10 fact. that the assessor. after having been in.
for med OF its Whereabouts. actually tied his horse
to one of tie cottage posts, and hunted for the
still 10 q contrary direction Beside the liquor
establishment vas found large varnish manu-.
factory. both es;sblishme being 6ttei up in
the most perfect manner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
~. .rx,., uworuEnuooD.

IA the objects aud aims Of this powerful ".
ssni1a.ion, extending all over the un'on' arc o"'
Hu. understood. xs publish this morning on
he fourth page. an interesting exposition OF the
d..irn. Of the order from an American stand
point. This able aud eloquent exhibition OF The
objects OF the Brotherhood. numbering. as said
shalf million Of effective men IN this country,
earnest In The cause 10 which tey are engaged
will be read With interest not oriy by those who
are Immediately engaged in the cause which y
represents. bat by the people generally, I" ar
evidence Of the strong desire OF The Sons OF Erin
for q restoration OF Irish nationality.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
REGULATEthe BOWELS
Relief and Health 10 Your Infants.

We have put up aud sold ths aticefor 80 year,
aud CAN SAY IN CoNFiDENCK AND TRUTH oft what
have been able 90 say ~ any other medicine
NEVER HAS IT fAILFD IN SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Nsver did We
know instance Of disqualification by any who used
IT, ON the contrary, all delighted with H. opera
tons, and speak IN terms Of commendaon Of ts magical
effects and medical virtues We speak In this matter
"wHAT VIZ DO KNOW" alter 20 years experience.
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE fUiflL-
NENT OF WHAT VIZ HIRE DACLARD. IN almost
every instance where the infant j. suffering from pain
aud exhaustion, relief will be found IN feen orfweniy
ninuies after the syrup l. administered.
Fall directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PFR-
KINS, New York. L. on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

we see advertisement in your columns of MIS-
HISSi0w's SOOTHING sfkUP. Now, said
word Ia favor Of paer. m~fciBs before in life
bat feel conp>led TO readers that this
humbnx-we have tried IL, and know II 90 be ell a
claims Its probably Of the most successful msd.
eines Of the DAY. because u IL enc 81 the beet And
those readers Who have babies cant do better
than lay In supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

The Supreme Court of Wisconsin Ia. decided
thst the Law OF Congress requiring stamps on
legal process in the beginning or other stages of
suit. Is Unconstitutional ana therefore void aud
that The stamp on legal papers are no, aeces
ssry. The grosEd OF the decision il tina, ,h e
imposition of q tax upon any proceedings in
State Court is an invasion of the right of STATE
70 regulate proceeding in is ovn court: that if
Congress can tax these proceedings At all, IL can
lay tax that will practically amount 10 prohibi-
ton. and ihas legislale the State Courts out Of
existence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

HE NoNpths VT IhtAiNN'
And Impress ~ with enlarged IDEAS Of the power
design goodness and wisdom OF the Great Ruler IT the
Universe.
Mr. Ror also feel, pleasure IA being able 10 say that
he no longer before the public Jester
Believing that whatever i worth dong M all T. worth
doing vell. while he filed this poson-no higher onc
Offering he enteaVored 10 perform his whole duty and
fulfill tho largest expectations 81 hts patrons meeting
with unparalleled ucce,s and creating, by the
else Of rs peculiar diosyncraey. reputation second to
none, and
CAUSING BURSTS OF LAUGHTER ROUND THF
WORLD
New; while il Is far from the pnrpoe 10 be ugubri0us
exclusively diacc, he comes before his patrons
Descriptive ard Moral Lecturer In which capacity II WI
be his aim 10 amuse while he teaches, and to
INSPIRE INNOCENT hlRTH.
While he gives subjects for thought, and furnishes food
for reflection.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

In thi- city. Thursday morning, the goth last. at
the residence Of o. B. Stout, Esq, by he Rev J. u.
Evans, Mr. II W CALDsELI, Of Kentucky TO Miss
MAMIE SoRm, only daughter of Capt Il. North.
The bridal party, with number Of re-ds, Lett in.rne
distely fr ihsir home in Kentucky carrying with them
the best wishes OF the friends Of the fair end
accomplished bride FOR the- failure happiness and pros
nertY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
STOLEN.
LOST.

OST-NEAR TaE LAFAYETTE DEF0T, 4 YELL
I low English Rat Terrier Pup, about five months
old; stands erect, the other hanging down, tail
nearly black, aus vers to the name Of Mack"
reward of five dollars Will be paid for his delivery
No 42l North illinois street. Room No. ii Post
Office Building, Second Story. II. CLAY
iyl9-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
Resi-. Health and Comfort 10
Mother and Child.

MRS. wIgsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teeting, softens the gums reduces inflammation al
lays all pain and wind cholic Perfectly safe
all cases. We would say TO every mother who has
suffering child do not let your prejudice nor the preu-
dces Of Others stand between you and your suffering
child and the relief that will be sure-yes absolutely
sure-to follow the Of this medicine iftimely used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. wIysLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP for ehildrea teething. IL has been
used for 30 years with failing safety aud
BY millions Of mothers for their children. Il
aeidy Of the stomach, relieves wind cholic regulates
the bowels and gives rest heath and comfort 10 other
aud child Office No ~ Day street New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
REMOVAL.
the MERCHANTS DISPATCH OFFICE

HAS been removed to No. 80, Virginia
Avenue, near Washington street, where pres
freight rates. time and all other information respect
ing the por: alton OF merchandise Will be cheerully
given.
II Fshppers would do well to remember that the
Merchants Dispatch is the FREIGHT LINE THAT SHIPS
CHARTERED the New York Central and Belle
fontane Railroads AMI is the only line from
Bostsn to the West.
Time quick the quickest, ard rates as low the
lowest. c. h. BALLARD, Agent
ivl--d6t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

The follosipg - extract from a letter sitten BY
tae Rev J. 3 Holm. Of Pierrepo1t Street
Baptist Church Brooklyn, y. Y. the Journal and
Messenger, Cincinnati. o. and speaks volumes favor
so0fHISG SYRUP. FOR CHILDREN TEETBIS6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
8 p ECIAL CA u ITO N.

Tie gfeat popularity 4 Mr.. wtnsio~'s Soothing
syrup. for children tesihsng. hAs Induced uupr.cpa
TO Pot CD articles be for the ssus pnr-
pcse In advertising which they have not only copied
our advertisements and notices frc press but have
copied eertireatss snf letters from elergymen ana
oshsrS AIMING eshsr 70 eur esnuns csr,incafss
psvsr- - I'll iDSstovs- rsr7- danAvoD-is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

DO NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
suffering child and the relief that will Be absolute
~ sure TO follow the use If MRS. wISsLOW'S sOOTH-
ING SYRUP II correo;s Aciciy q the stomach relieves
wind cholic, regulates the bowels s0fens the gums
giv,s rest 10 the mother and health to heehnd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
MASONIC.

Sa7HERE WILL Be A SPECIAL MEETING OF
Il Marion Lodge, No. 3j, this (Friday) evening, At
half past seven O'Clock for work.
By order of the ". N.
John u BRAMWELL. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
Price only IS Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale or
the Nursery.

The following Is extract from letter written by
the Rev. 4. z. weiser, to the German Reformed Mes
senger. atChambersburg Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

lit j. said that a greyhound recently kept
pace with railway express train. in France. for
distance OF fifteen miles. His master was on
the train
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Washington City. ID. C..

- 5. FAHNESroCK, late Examiner q. =. Patent
-. Office. For reference Circulars. Gen. Thos.
A. Morris, Gen Jno. Love and Gen. J. j. Reynolds.
iy2J-c6n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

--Feasssea mlllious OF dollars has been paid
Sberm as's grand army since i,s arrival 10 Lou
isville
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATED ANlMALSl

Comprises the most intelligent, most dcce most ac-
complished and most learned Animals, which the world
has noticed, and the development of their rare
qualities under the guidance OF their KIND and patent
instructor calculated excite the noblet feelings
admiration, wonder and curiosity. Foremost among
these developed specimens of the brute creation sand the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
NOTICE.

~ UARrsRAAsrERs. LINZ AND FIELD OFFICERS
NJ retiring from the Veteran Service. either by mus
ter resignation have all their papers lifted
40 with correctness and dispatch al Col Blake Mfssy
Claim Agency. opposite Metropolitan rheaser. A Mo-
tsry Public Is IN the once
lets ctf JOHN W BLkKf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
sacred Cattle OF Emdia!

Imported by Mr.. Rice from HindO0st2n, and the fret
which have been permitted TO leave the lard where
they held such high venersfion by all classes ana
regarded OBJECTS OF WORSHIP. These beau iful
aud docile Of peculiar and curious fcms
ton diff ring in many respects from all other vsres Of
boyines. They remarkably intelligent.
Another specmin II the Bovine species will be
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

which greatly facilitates n process 81 teething ~
softening the gums reducing all inflammation. VII aey
ALL PAIN and spsamodic action, and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
His Immense Menagerie,

Composed Of OF the Largest and Most Intere sting
and in all respects,
THE MOST RARE AND CURIOUS GEOLOGICAL
COLONY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

Mr.. L.Nc IN's STORY To rms REnEL Cox
SissloNERs.-Mr F. d. Carpenter, IN some
rec'nt "reminiscences of PrcsiI Mt Lincoln,
relates the following:
Among his stores freshest in my mind, enc
which he relatel TO me shortly amer its o.cu-
renee, belongs 10 his history ( the f,mous int--
view on board the RIVER queen a, llsmp.on
roads, between himself and Secretary Seward
and the rebel Peace Commissioners. Beng in
Washington a few days subsequent u the inter-
view with The COmmssltneis (my previous
s'j urn there having terminated about the ir,t
OF last Ausust,) | a-kci Mr. LircIn one DIV
If II was true that he tIld S'ethcrs. Hunter
aud Campbell o story - Why, YES he reulle,l.
niEs'iug some surprise. but has il leaked
out' wa IN hopes nothing would he said
about T., lest some over sensitive ueople should
imagine there was a degr Of leyily 10 the i'll
tercour,e letw.,n US
lie then vent on TO relate the Circumstances
Whcil c. ell il cut. ''You see" stil he. ..ve
had reached and were discussing the slavery
question. Mr.. StepheHs saij, Substantially.
That the slaves, always accustomed 70 an over
seer, aud 10 work upon c,mpul-ion. su % .nlv
freed, as jhey would be if tue South should
consent 10 peace on the bas Of the Emlncipt
ton Pc lamaii0n, woull prccipitai, not only
themselves tut the entire Southern ,o.iety mo
irremodnbe ruin. No work would be done.
nothing W,ul be cul i,aiCd. and both llcs.
AMI whites would starye go sad the Pre~i,I,ut.
- ! waited f,r Seward 20 answer that argument
hut rs he was silfn', | az length sad; MIR.
Stephe r. gOu 1ht 20 know q great deil bet
ter about tins mttier thsu /, Tor you h,te
al~ays lived m der the slave syst,m. 7 ctu
o. De- in .Ifer aba
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

Many and fearful have been the tales told
to the crcdulous people of the Southern
States about lie Yankees, during the past
Tour Year. their leaders have spared no
pains to intensity their hatred and dread of
the North, and have seized every occasion to
fire the southern heart with stories Of
what the '.Ysndal Yankees had done and
would do. The people Of the South have
believed 1t ali and amusing stories are told
Of th,ir surprise at being dccenty treated,
where our armies have marched into their
cili,7 The rebel government was not sell
dom the peipetrator Of outrage and robbery
upon them. and the lawful Yankees must
Of course. in their opinion, treat them in
Gnitdy wore. But aside from occasional
individual acts of license unavoidable in so
large an army, the conduct Of our officers
and soldiers has been humane and consider
ate gnd the Southerncrs have learned that
not only 1.-The devil Is not so Llack as be is
painted. but that IN fact he ia not a devil
at all
Inc kindness with which they are treated
viii DO much toward restoring them to
better mind towards the Government.
\ letter from Mobile in the Chicago Tn
juas furnishes a good illustration. The
writer says
a lady whose husband had left the city
when il was evacuated by the rebels, and had
guarl placed over her house for It's protection
found her only child, a babe, taken very i'll in
the night. At her request, the guard readily
went IN search Of physician for her and brought
q regimental surgeon. She looked at him, ac-
cord.ng 10 her own account, with silent dsmay
and palpitaiing heart, not knowing what he
would DO; but when said she. his hrst move
ment, after locking AT the child, was TO stcop
over and kiss him. knew he WAS all right
A. she related the incident tears OF emotion IN
voluntarily ran down her face.
II loving and respectful kindness on the part
of both men aud uficeTs composing this army,
can conquer rebel hearts, Mobile - certainly
coIquepd CITY No ono, TO observe the conduct
Of the troops. would imagine they knew this TO
have been a bitter hole OF secession.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09
III. Trial ofthe Con-pIrator..

The trial at Washington advances slowly
aud most Of the testimony now adduced
seems unimportant. OF many points of in
tcrest. nothing seems to be made, unless the
testimony taken in secret sessions and not
yet published, may BET upon those heads.
Mr. Doster, counsel for Atzerodt, stated
he intended 10 sent up plea OF insanity,
and had summoned relatives and friends Of
Atz5rJit, living thousands Of miles away,
who had not arrived.
4 similar plea was set up for Payne, and
motion made for delay that witnesses might
be examined from Florida and other States,
which was granted
Mr.Doster claimed that the foundation Tor
p o7osing Payne's insanity had already been
ltiI by the prosecution ; and the crime in Its
inc, pti1u. the manner in which it was carried
out. and the action Of Payne both before and
since bis arrest went to show insanity.
Mr. Dustcr detailed the circumstances at
tending the lt,empt to kill Secretary Seward,
IN support OF his plea.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

Tns CoVxENcfuENr EXERCISES. ofthe Med
zeal Department of the University Of Yer
mont,were held in the City Hall. wednesday
evening. May 3lst at which a lirge audience
was present The platform wasoccupicd by
theMeiical Faculty Members Of the Corpora
tion and others. and the graduating elias,
entering took their seats directly in front.
After prayer by Res Mr.. Worcester. DR..
Thayer. Dean of the Medrcll Faculty, made
a short address TO the Class. and read the
names Of the graduates. Tae degree OF
Doctor Of Medicine WAS then conferred Pos
President Torrcy, with appropriate remarks
After the graduates had received their di
plomas from the hands Of DIR. Tn yer. an
address wa delivered by Dr.. Ordronnclux.
upon the worth ana dignity Of character de-
veloped by proper study Of MedIcinc,-
Which he illustrated ly relcr,rc,s to no.
table names Of physicians, not only Of the
present but Of former centuries develop
ment not nect ssarily IN one particular fea-
ture. but 10 all that 20 70 make M the per-
feet man for the true physician : eminent
ly a philosopher and his mind as many
sided a. nature which he studics. Yet
though learning in every department of sci
ence should be sought by the student. the
speaker bade his young brethren not be afraid
Of specially, since It is by concentration
Of effort upon one particular that the high
est results are attained.
The orator took occasion 10 speak Of the
present condition Of tie country. in which
the graduates arc to find their field Of labor.
just emerging triumphantly from conflict.
80 terrible, 30 costly, wAi-h he- taken 50
much blood. even tbnt OF our Prc-id,n,.
The address was closed by few words Of
advice to the graduates, as to the conduct of
their future lives and after bcnc5ic-
tion by Rev. Mr. Buel, the audience dis
Persed.
The following are the names %. the grad
uatin,r class
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

FIRE IN UINEsBURGu 1.-THE barn Of y. W.
Stone in the rear of L. Andrews store, and
near the center of the tbiekest part OF the
village. was discovered to he on fire at ono
o'clock Thursiay, just as the people were
returning from public worship. The wind
was light but the blaze and cinders were
waited directly over the buildings towards
the south to tho end of the village, and not
less four dwelling houses and several barns
we're at one time on fire The engine from
long disuse was out of repair, but by vigOI-
Gus hands che village was saved aud the
damage confined mostly 10 one barn
which was empty and insured ; several eIti-
zens were pretty severely burned by the
Hanes, while on the roofof an adjoining
building.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09
q NUMBER FIFr {
FIoUR.-Quiet-good and choice St. Louis
50 25 a l3 25.-- -. .-,,, .....-
BUrTER-2S a 32c.
CHEEsE-l0 l6c.
NEw YoRK. juno 3


The Worlds despatch saws that Chas. o.
Connor has applied to the War Department
for leave TO tender JEFF. Davis his proiessIon-
al services. and the President has directed tie
application TO be granted. HI.r1
The Tribune despatch says that General
Thlmas will in a few days return 10 the
West and take command under Sherman, Of
Kentucky and Tennessee. ii -
Gen. Grant and wife viii probably visit
the Chicago FaIr.
Capt. Fisk expedition to Idaho viii star;
soon.
Gen RDsecrans has received leave OF abb
senee for six months, TO visit the Plc.dc
Coast
Gen. Blair has started for Louisville
The Tunes despatch says that L,ngstree, 5
business m Washington is % make fpccia,
application TO the Pr, ,ident for pardon md
restoration to fun civil rights He has .-
ready taken the amnesty oath.
The Herald Richmond correspondent savs
that ex-Gov. Smith. of Va, is roamInE in the
woods back OF Sraunton. lie has body
guard Of guerrillas with him.
John Minor Bolts has been invited to Rich
mond by Gov. PierpOInt.
Ii Is said a large number Of MOsby' mln
are stIll at large IN the mountains.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-09

There Is no safer protection against burg
lars than 10 feed your baby before going to
bed with green apples.
JEFF. Davis might have died game but
he preferred To live game-everybody 5
game.-Printic,
Ii is said that there was never but one
man who wasn't spoiled BY being liOnized-
he was jew and bis name was Daniel.
Ploughing is pleasant occupation aIo md
Petersburgh where exploding shells arc very
likely TO send horse and driver high in thc
air.
JEFF. Davis when captured embodied all
that remained OF the Southern COufederacy.
He was the body polite, and his wiie's dress
the ouhkirts.
Miss Annie Mossiry and Mrs Ann Tipa-
thy are earnestly requested TO call upon
Mis- Amy A. Billity and remove the bad
impression they left behind them.
A tall Boston minister meeting at Ger
tain Council short clergyman from one OF
rural districts, saluted him thus" Well,
brother, We are glad to see you though you
are small Of stature like z ceheus Of Old"
Thank you, replies the short minister,
1--WE read that 'the Lord hath no pleasure
IN the legs Of man.