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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

speciality slaoe the year ls5I-throe years in the city Of
Buffalo, y. Y eisht years in Chicago, Ill, and two years
in Peoria III. During eight yrsr prsctice ia ChicsTo.
H.. ne cured over thirteen Thousand cases.
Dr. VIM. Thomson. In bis practices fer Scr0fals. Rheu-
matte and general diseases Of the blood. uses . Fumigs-
ting yspor Bath Of the most Ingenious hind, ia coniuno-
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself-abuse.
This solitary vice. or depTsved sexual Indulgence, 10
prscticed by tie youth os both sexes 10 an almost un-
limited extent, producing With unerring certainty the
following train OF morbid symptoms unless e~onnbatted by
scientific medical measures, viz: Ssliow couRtcrance.
dark spots nDder the eyes, pain Ia The head, ringing Ia
the ears. and noises ike the rustling OF leaves and rat.
ting OF chariois, nneasiness about the loins, weakness %
toe limbs. confused vision. blunted intellect, less of con-
hdence, difhdenee in approaching strsngers, q dislike to
form new soqusintsDoes, q disposition To shun society,
loss Of memory. hectic flashes. pimples and various srup-
tons sbont the face, fcrred tongue, night s~ests, foebf
breath. coughs, con.unpticn, mon>msnis, and freqseuf
" insanity.
The Afflicted, on The first appearance % any Of ths
above symptoms. should Immediately apply 10 Or. VIM.
Thomson for relief
2eH4-oToe aud Consultstion Rooms No. 20 South Del
ware street, Indianapolis. Ind.
I. o Box 1850 ~iss24-dly
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- An Immense business "a. done by the
street railroad yesterday
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FIas WsRD DEsFT MEErISG-Ai citizens Of
the first ward interested 10 hlling the cit, : quota
by volunteering are requested to meet AT the
6,,t ward sckoOrhouse on this Wednesday eS-
ening Volunteers sre plenty. but money TO pay
Is not being collected There are bat thirteen
DAYS vet 10 work IN Let every mau come, and
rome % work.
Z n JASrso>.
:. A CoLLI.
J X ENGLIsH.
Ems BsRNEs.
&. NoKrHwAs.
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nR. CoLYoUR, MEDICAL oFFIcH 80. - OUT
Meridian Street., f~oreits his fee IL he fails IN Cur
Ing Any casr tkst may come under bis care, 10 matter
ker sbstinsis o. long standing. he warrants 700 .
cure. syphilis, IN the primary stage, helped In Is uin-
stss, esree in - kogra Gles; Of % years ,tsntrs
cared hy Dr. G. asdes hsars 7 - - ?. ~ nar1s
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TO MEN LIABLE TO DRAFTl
80 fauwr aa#e na
ARR YOU INSURED AGAINST The DRAFT! r
ARR YOU INSURED AGAINST Thu DRiPT

HNHEEE are mym mel Hbk to- dram Who's business and family relations are such that ~rmrh .so~~
~ ima "d drafted men, @prerrng1 hrtaes H5s present high rate. are Alike .aD<A -h pel~
Accompany &In IN He n. mdnaN Mutual DfI narseU snnuy Mh zen organized, rf a. s~-a
Pup@ed nsarngm ne against the Dn. qcd for h. 18th Of February. H& ndu hs orpeeS
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hhe In.ndh tG fhs number abe ssan sorab pu40usn wi b dAnea Aoepupg As nne a.
MnsS sine S "Iy s!Mn.dm maE sn insure II. members. against teh incoming dn on each men
dute,a according the respective localities. The sans Individually contributed are ito dpNH.s
nhs hdnspoh National Bank toeottJea mnaS h rufN the hanrfm enb~- on hs pam aS
teE AMI furnish his a nro. of aupM1-. nTrhn N nSn.a am .dr - S%@s
TOhOe those business relations make 1t a great tsrhet gsa drafted men, aud those ~boH hsrs
wdee unable opHssss sbrsstsh The nsfs to be derives hn Membership this ozprs are ps
f% are mds gLnsh the anxiety ard pecnLh INCONVENIENCE Incident 10 enc 10 knows not tu- b at b.
name maybe CRAVE rom tn whei. From he hraS mge s and suudpsHosu u are rnw~a as aeon
ANY "mhny@n place. With an aphbe substitute if you are dsn-d Tu are spared the semays Shhs
bra substitute when mnu ak advantage Of your Individual .cNi4''
fua len nthep prosecution yrb business sand the dWmend Of bustn Nl.u and mro ca, Va.
not e1 ry amodrretu n~r Ts subrtuet than an HoAhanp price mr the tr
ranks Our armies Relieving hu by individuals assoc ng themselves ina Accompany liz. This hy Ma.
moderate epms to each form ahndthn will ree all we may be- and and emfen IN hS. hI,.
take and Tt from their TO citizens generally give the Moving f.
Fletcher lgen & Cos Bank. i .s tGI W. Il English, Press Fmt National Bank
80 indianapolis National Bank, Citizens National Bank.
tB AnC communicable to be addeSedt ehr of the officers.
AZ. NOBLE, President, No. s Yol,ns Block.
CHARLES HEWITT, Secretary, Temperance Hail.
fn1fres INDIANAPOLIS IND.
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FURNITURE, &C.
SECOND HAND STORE,
as East Washington ST.,

NEAR ITTLES HOTEL
~OoK STOVES. HI EATING sIOvEs, FCRNrTCn
ard Mattresses Of al kinds, conditions and tieep
Yoa can here fn5 everything necessary 90 make a cor
plete outfit fer housekeeping, and Al prices rsng:ng
from - 10 30 per cent cheaper ian can BE had new say.
where IN the city. also have a complete stock Of View
Tinwsrs, Common aCAsiss, Beafesds and Locking
GlsAe. Cal ana <ss J.H xAhsT-
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state that. according 10 the information Of our
reporters, the House of the Indiana legislature
meets Al y n m. today. and the Senate at > .
been done vet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

nHn MONTE vAst Agsats everywhere
At S7e . month. e1psesss pad, 20 sell fsf<~n
.xxr.U Otis T. CARRY,
FAexkvs Rsd1sfsre, hans.
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MONEY! TO LEND.
MAY sc SMITH,

z uihorizsd b Government % loan 60, OOO. IN suns
from ~ 70 fhousabcs. on Watches. Diamonds,
Jeuely, Clothing. farniture. Musical Ins,rrments. and
other personal property, at No. IrS, North Illinois
street, Sorwood's Block. The frst building north % the
Bates HOus., up stair. Private resns. Second door.
Office open a. all hour.
~ Unreaeem.d pledges d al kiues fOT see OF
uAte. ~Jan3o-dtf
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PROFESSIONAL.
II e NJ O v A l.
Doctor WIN. THOMSON,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 20 South Delaware Street,

"HERE HE WILL CONTINUE
" 10 treat and cure Private
Diseases, in all their specie. stsge-.
rsmifcations and phases.
DR.. VIM. Thomson will give ~
each patient a written instrument.
binding himself 20 eject a radical
and permanent csre, or make noI
charge.
Or. VIM. Thomson has made the
treatment 81 Private Diseases al
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NKv YORK MONET AAEKEI.
NEw YoRK, January 81
Lster.-Gold closed at Gallagher. erchang
10 day ut 2033A
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AL kidd. Of Aies and Porter FOR family use, IN bottles
or otherwise, kept CON. snily 81 kapd ard delivered In
any part OF the city. j~ani3-df
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

10 is With pleasure We announce that an Act
OF Congress requires the presence OF the Chiei
Justice of the Supreme Court in Washingt ton on
the first Monday of December aud that judicial
duties will compel him TO remain there for some
months Since that high tribunal adjourned last
spring. the country has been constantly scanda-
lized by the acts Of the Chief Justice ION his
travels That eminent functionary seems TO
have managed. with perfect success TO do dur
ing the summer and autumn Just the things
which regard for the proprieties of his position
demanded he should not do. From making
speeches on the street corners in the extreme
South TO squads OF yagrant blacks. he has passed
through audiences of applauding partsans in the
Southwest and iunksting expeditions on the
Northwestern lakes, at the expense of tue Trea
sury Department. TO club suppers and Republican
gatherings in New York city All question about
the evident ndecency OF these exploits of the
first Magistrate OF the land is forever answered
oy the other inquiry, whether John Jay. or John
Ru,ledge. or Oliver Ellsworth or John Mar
shall. or Roger II. Taney would ever have so
far forgot themselves OF the great office they
heldi These eminent Magistrates of America
were convinced. and acted on the conviction that
q good Jadge must be not only honest well in.
teniionej. and no respecicr OF persons. but must
b. bshcrcd ~ he sHch. The love and trust Of the
people mus; 20 out 10 him az he enters the
temple oi Justice. or ho will bear the sword Of
the law IN vain. The best portion OF vacation
spent IN political partisan cabals cannot be the
surest way TO enable a newly appointed Judge.
rusty ia the learning OF the books. TO be pro-
foundly versed in that constitutional. statute,
and common law, the mastery of which exacts
long labors-the labors OF life time-abs,ract-
cd from business and poltics.--N y World.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01
Warrington Items.

We cop, the following items from the ash-
ingtoa dispatches TO the Cincinnati CONNER
cisl.
"SKSrixExr oF RADICAL CoSsKEssNaN -
There are quite a number OF leading radical
members OF Congress now here. and they are un-
reserved in their expression that not single
Represeutative from the rebelious States VIII be
admitted TO a seat 10 the House OF Represents
tives. GOV Boutwell,. OF Massachusetts,, u de-
cided ia his expression that they do not stand a
ghost OF a chance
"EvKgr RopT A DETs.riFE.-ln order TO put
stop to the counterteiting OF Treasury notes
and Other United States securities, which OF late
have become very prevalent, the solicitor Of the
Treasury has prepared a series of Instructions
for obtaining rewards for services in the detec-
ton OF such counterfei,ers, which will have the
effect OF making every person detective They
will be forwarded to the United states District
Attorney"
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01
The Cholera

The Brooklyn policeman who was attacked by
"unmistakable symptoms" OF Asiaiic cholera
has we understand. fully recovered. and il nov on
duty. but IL is noticed that diaTrboea and dysen-
tenc complaints. such as usually preceje the pcs
thence, are very common. so that IL i not nu-
reasonable to suppose that the poison OF the
cholera has really effected u lodgmenl In the at
mosphere Of the eastern slope of the American
continent We shall, however, probably escape
any attack of the pestilence this season on
account OF the increasing coldness OF the weather.
Il is true that cholera has ragged in winter time.
but this occurred only Once--in Russia: but its
usual course il to lie dormant during cold eather
and reappear on the approach of summer.
This Brooklyn case, If we heed the warning IA
gives, may save tens OF thousands oi valuable
lives. IL should teach us 20 set our houses ia or
der The peStilencc is certain 10 come to our
shores aud its frs; ravages will be here ia New
York. We have. however. six months time for
preparation, aud ii We do not improve them il
will be our own fault. We have water enough
and money enough 10 purify the city thoroughly
and TO keep IL clean This may not save US from
the visitation but il will stay its rayages and save
Us thousands OF lives. as we'll as the mor,iiica
ton OF senseless panic.-N. Y. World.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

Dsinlerested people. who view the antics o
tue radicals. may we'll exclaim. with cutting
irony How they love another The bot
tom having wholly fallen out from their old
platform. they are no longer attached by a com
mon bond OF sympathy but the malignant spirit
OF yituperation remaius. and consequently they
likely to tx their fangs upon friends as
foes. Witness the evidence Wendell Phillips
in his recent address at Boston, denounced Gen
Banks as 'vagrant mountebsnk," and then
turning upon the President OF the United States
charged that the Chief Magistrate of the pa-
ton was proper subject for impeachment q.
follows:
Now my charge against the President. is that
he has debauched the moral sense OF tho oyal
States on thi. question. Ny charge against the
President Of the United States is, that he has
silenced the Republican party on this question
and il |, were possible consistently with the
tomplated by the fathers, when such a msgis
uaie should be impesched by the House oi Rep
resentatives
Nor did the psstsr of Plymouth Church es-
cape these venomous shafts. Mr. Phillips said
The slave power. like the serpent in the old
legend OF Laocoen. has encircled and crushed
the lite out of the Republican party. aud out of
Plymouth Church pulpit Laughter and ap-
plause Yes. respect the impulses OF that gal
liant apostle OF liberty. Henry Ward Beecher
But that speech Of his is one of tho most dismal
signs oi the tines.
The Independent newspaper, IA like manner
turns upon its old associate editor thus
Mr. Beechcrs language now sounds more like
the democratic resolutions Of New Jersey than
the good old ring OF Ply mouth Church bell -
In happy accord is the New York Anii.sla
very Standard OF Get. -. which says.
We regard his sermon last Sunday a. one of
The most effective blows ever dealt al the anti
slavery cause"
The regro lecturer. Frederick Douglass, thinks ;
President johnson is worse than Booth or leher
son Davis He said in lecture delivered "A few
days ago in Boston.
We abhor very properly Jefferson DAVIS aud
.'ooth. but a deeper and more dreadful sxecra
ton will settle upon that mans name il he shall
sacrifice US as his policy now evidently aims TO
do Why, IL were a white man. after this war
should blush 10 my bones 10 look black man
IN the face and deny him the rgh, OF suffrage 3"
Among the Radical editors whole columns are
wasted IN mutual elimination. For instance
lhurlow W eed. who controls tue columns Of the
New York Times refers % his contemporary "a
follows
The mistake Of kohnstamm who is now Al
slug Sngl was in not connecting with the Even.
Ing Post before commencing his dspredations
upon the Government,
And the Post editor has no better opinion OF
II " All this is dsgraceful and were there
Dot more sIabilii, in our democratic form Of
UovernmenI than il has ever had credit for, these
fellows would drive the country into anarchy
before another Presidential electon.-New York
Journal OF Commerce.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01
STATE ITEMS.
The tason dogs 10 Orange county amounts
to the snug sum OF 81 2s7.

The taxon doga in Orange county amounts
to the snug sum of 81 2s7. .....
THE. sAxpIksAroIs, CRAwFokBsviLIk ASD
DANvuIE RAuRoAD.-The engineers are now
actively engaged in permanently locating the
road bed for this great connecting link between
the East and West Last " ednesday they were
within six miles OF our city, bat we're compelled
TO delay further operations on account OF the
heavy rainIwhich has been falling for the last two
DAYS -Cra wfordsyille Review
SALE or THE HUNTER FARA - We notice the
sale of the Thomas Dowling farm. in White
county, Alex Hunter TO =. L. Chafee. of Mi
ami county. Ohio. Price, 900. liz is the 10 r
tenton of Mr. Chafee to convert it into large
stock farm. lie has already d large herd Of
cattle to carry ;hrough the winter.
Another large farm belong 20 Mr. Colbert, in
the same vicinity. was sold the other day az $39
per racre.-Lifayette Conrier. Il- p
We see by TIE indianapolis Sentinel. ot yes
terday. that Messrs. Elder. Harkness & Bingham
have sold out their interest in that paper to
Messrs. Hall Hutchinson. who will continue lis
publication They take possession on the first
of November, and intend TO issue the paper from
their office on ashing on street. As they
can procure the necessary materials for its pub
lieation in an enlarged form. We understand
the new publishers are determined that IN ap
pesranee and matter, the Sentinel shall not be
surpassed by any newspaper in the State We
glad that the arrangement has been made.
for the reason thai u second Democratic paper
at the seat Of Government would be calculat ed
to divide the patronage, jeopsrdize the success
and impair the usefulness OF BOTH. We wish the
new firm abundant success -Terre Haute Jour
nal
- he Tell CITY folks have again sho ed their
shrewdness by obtaining the location OF the long
talked OF mandatory for farming implements.
81 iirst there strong talk OF securing the fac
tory for Cannelton. then it seemed 10 settle in
Troy, bat al last has anchored at Tell City
That is the way with tbe people down there
They are wise enough to get all the good things
ior themselves The result is shown in the daily
permanent growth OF their town. They have
now the best schools for two hundred miles on
the Ohio, greatest variety and largest number of
manuiac tories. and the most valuable general
Improvements. In two days they subscribed
100000 for this factory for farming utensils and
then had the enterprise to come up here and ask
Us To raise few thousand more. They intend TO
stop with subscriptions to the amount of $685.
900. which Il is already fixed thing that they
will secure -Canuelton Reporter.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

The election OF Wade Hampton. formerly
General IN the rebel army, TO be Governor o
South CArolins is singular but not surpFisin.
manifestation of Southern feeling Mr. Orr wa,
the opposing candidate, and his election was
urged by nion men on the ground OF bis reluc
tast adhesion To the rebellion and bis lukewsrm-
ness during the war Wade Hampton went into
secession from love aad fought TO the end ",
deserves the justice OF saying that he did not
seek the Office but. on the contrary. declined il
Souh Carolina measures her iavortes by no
other record than the very war which made her a
conquest Wade Hampton. politically. is one OF
the worst men OF the South-personally. one oil
the Le- We should have preferred Orr but. Al
The same time. hope much from the kindnass and
dignity Of Hampton. nature New York Tri-
buue
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

captured The number Of dead Jeff by the enemy
on the Geld indicated that his loss was equal or
near our own. The next morning al daylight.
the wounded being cared for aud the dead buried.
ve moved forssrd toward Nashville, Forrest
with his cavalry pursuing the enemy vigorously. y
Such Is an account Of his famous effort, in bis
own words
Ia bis short but very interesting talk with me
Gen. Hood gave NE the impression that he i 4
man OF high courage and reflection. he thinks
over every word be speaks. as he did over every
move be made when prominent actor IN he
late great war
He told me that be Intends to write some ac-
connt OF the operations. in the form Of bis me-
mcirs. The book will be one Of interest
was pleased 10 bear this brave man SAY that
on the downfall Of the Confederacy, he advised
all those with whom be had influence to quietly
accept the new order Of things
Among other things, be said that an army o
co 600 or 10000 men fne thing, and thai
they lthe rebels never had more In any fight
ln a quiet burst Of feeling he said IL was "th'
most glorious thing he could think of, TO be il
action" and this he thinks. though he Is nov
MANNED for life
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

negro suffrage. and A. smother. tha, be Is for
their proposed amendment 10 the Constitution
90 this lss, proposition. We oil venture the as.
.ertion th., in si1 rnouihs from this tims. no
sensible man sill be found 10 advocate Il, aDd
the editor Of the JosfnA - III wishdrAw hi, clr,sf
Coz the discovery But, in conclusion. We desire
20 say. 10 amount OF misrepresen;a,'on or abuse
can drive The Democratic party on, Of existence
or pfeveSs ia from being a power 10 this land
and i the Journal OF iss party friends are honesi
the approaching session OF the Legislature oil
give them an opportunity 70 show Il. by intro.
ducing bill 70 give to the 5000 negroes Of
Indiana the right Of suffrage
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

A LII KINDS OF MILITARY BUSINESS TRANS.
IN ACTED. All classes OF War Claims correctly
prepared, applied for. aud pr ompty collected.
Soldiers and Officers, who from defective rolls OF
other causes have not obtained full Pay and Bounty
obtaia the same from the Treasury Department through
this agency.
Pay, Bounty aud Pensions for soldiers Officers or
their Legal Heirg, II entitled.
Pay for Horses lost in battle, picket or in the line
of duty. under orders
All damages by Troops or by Military Orders; every
class OF claim founded In law. justice, equity. Sc
cured.
Unpaid County aud Township Bounty collected
Citizens Of Indiana holding Military claims, so,dl.rs
and orcers OF the Morgan raid, obtain their pay
business before tho State Military Auditing Committee
or loss or use OF property, suhsistng Transporting
recruiting men, will be attended 10 promptly.
Ofcers' Rack Pay for Servants Wages obtained (Of-
TO do so.)
commula,lon Of Raiions for Prisoners OF War or men
on fnriongh, speedily obtained Errors rolls
for men wrongully charged and tried for deseron or
ahssncn without leave.
Civil and Military Collections made In all Counties Of
the State by Travelling Agents
Officers Settlements and Returns made out on fair
terms and certificates obtained with dispatch frsm the
Departments.
Indiana Cavalry, Is attached 20 this office, who
has been for two years Ia this business OF oncer-
turns and Settlement and il thoroughly posted In every
question.
All Veteran Oficers u Cavalry, Artillery and
Infantry. who are being mustered out can obtain
rect. on which 10 draw their final pay
The Clerks OF this office are all Veteran Soldiers
Blanks OF all kinds on hand
Full instructions given 20 returning onicers without
charge.
Competent Clerks anf notaries always In the once
An efficient Agent at Washington City.
Business In all parts Of this State or other States
transacted by mail.
oniee opposite Metropolitan Theatre and Ma'of Dunn
U. y Mastering and Disturbing Onlce, next 10 Masonic
Hall, Sheets building. No ~ West Washington street
j. w. BLAKE,
Agent ..oa A.,
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01
DIE D.

FErFM'N-At the residence OF VIVA. Henderson,, Esq,
ia this city, on Tuesday, the Slst O'Clock, JAWS
MoliAEon FEEENAN, aged l5 years This announce
men will carry grief 10 the many Friends Of this prons
ing anl excellent young man. lie highly esteemed
for his gentemany department and exemplary habits
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

IL A few weeks ago. gentleman IN Peters-
burg employed for The purpose by the military
auihorities. cAnvssset the city to ascertain the
number OF houses struck by the Federal shells
during the recent siege. his Investigations de.
veloped the fact that there over eight hundred
houses struck by whole shells, besides large
numbers Of others which received rude touches
ffom fragments
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Chevalier's Life for the Hair

rfDSGrHESs and rsoxoTEs the growth q the wrAxEsT
Hs; stops It falling three days; keeps the head
clean, cool and healthy; be used freely; contains
nothing injurious; TsE BEST HAIR DRESSING EVER
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC; IT Is recommended and
used by the first medical authority. Sold the Drug
Stores, and at my Office. No ll23 Broadway. New York
all persons the above preparation viii DO all
that Is claimed for Il.
ccf30d&w2m SARAH 4. CHENALlEk, ~. u.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01

~ The Cincinnati Commercial will hefeaf
ter publish paper every day IN the week. sun
dsys included