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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-30
A GROwL AT ruE pRESIpE,r,

The Chicago Tribune. the leading radical or
gan Of the Northwest. is not pleased with the
proposed appointment. by the President of Ex-
Governor JosEFH A. WRIGHT, of Indians, as
Minister to Berlin. 1t trusts the appointment
will not be made" II argues against it. because
q proper respect for the deceased President. "a
we'll as the popular voice. requires that Mr.. LIN
COINS appontee should be retained. or only
removed for solid cause. Mr. LINCOLN had ap-
pointed NonNAx JuDD. of Chicago. an old per
sonal and political friend, to Berlin The Tribune
Insists that be is better qualified for the Office
than WRIGHT, bu; IL he were not, il " declares
that il would be an ungenerous act for the
President 10 make the change Of WRIaHr for
Jupp." 1t concludes a. follows
" Ifthe principle Of rotation in Office we're up.
piled to the case. the position would 90 to some
other person than Mr.. Wright. who held the ii ce
four years under President Buchanan. We trust
that President johnson may not act hastily. or
unadvisedly, ankndy in this matter. which
though small matter IN itself, should be dispo-
sed of in such q manner as to leave no sense of
injustice behind. Ii Governor Wright shall
secure the appointment, be must wear ia hOnOrs
with the consciousness that they have been OBJ
tanned by unworthy intrigue against political
friend. which no gentleman would resort to-
There is rot a importunste beegar for
Office than this same Ey Governor JOSEPH A.
wRIsHr. He has been hanging around Wash
ing.on ever since the accession Of Mr. JOHNSON
to the Presidency, to secure some Official posi-
ton, like the fellow who importuned General
Jackson FOR something. beginning AZ the oifce of
Secretary Of State. and finally reducing his de-
mands to suit Of old clothes or some cold
vietuais. We forges which. The President will
be bored TO death by this insa,iA,s Office seeker
until he gets something 70 compensate him for
his intense loyalty and Office is the begin
ming and end OF il. Like RoBEzr DALk Owxx,
he has become thoroughly impressed with the
idea that the Government belongs 90 and must
necsssarily provide tor them.
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rhc Condition of Hancecks Corps
Views OF tho soldiers en- Negro suf-
fraae-The Blacks Won't work, &c.
Man WAsHINoToS, ID. @. June IS.

frRHt-t ne W On w OhAs ots
MAR WASHINGTON. d. c.. June26 '65
Ma. Enron: According 70 promise, write
you fes items in regard TO HAneocks corps.
which IL said would be eqasl TO Napoleon
Old Guard. but cant zee IL 10 that light. Per
haps If il ras differed well il nigh, be 40. but
as il 10. h i not The oaly thing We do a.
present Is stand guard and have grand reviews.
which are CUSTOMARY here. in the Army Of the
Potomac style. The Military Board are said TO
be in session for the purpose OF the examination
Of officers Of this corps. understood some time
$50 some twenty three were examined. and only
three passed EXAMINATION. Somesf the reg ments
only have about FIVE or sir offcers We have
some fanatics here, Who think that every man
who does not believe in Black Republicanism il
traitor. IL that IS the case, majority OF tue
corps are traitors The private soldier begins
10 get bis eyes open. They see that the Black
Republican party wants to place the negro upon
the same footing With the white man. The right
of suffrage is discussed freely among the men.
We have some two or three only in our company
Who are 10 favor or letting the niger vote: but
you will zee that within the next few years, this
Black Republican party will play out. The old
Democrats principle. are the only true issues, aud
will finally come out Triumphant A short
time sgo Que thousand negroes were shipped
here (Gierboro Point to work. Their wages
are not satisfied. They leave for their old homes
daily. where they get their corn bread and
bacon. The truth Is, nine-te1ths OF them will not
work
Well. enough on that subject. IL would be
hard TO tell how many men have deserted out OF
this corps--some,hing in the neighborhood OF
four thousand. and still they go One who
belongs 70 our regiment-by the by, he was a
Methodist preacher. who came here under the
cloak OF religion. and preached to the soldiers
made the circuit around among the boys for the
purpose Of raising money to buy lumber 20 make
a comfortable place TO have worship. After he
had raised a considerable amount of money. and
borrowed all he could, he jumped the donations,
left for parts unknown. and we lost our Melho
dist preacher slick a button.
can't say what they will do With Us, but /
can't see. for my life. what they want with Han
cock Corps. If We are not discharged by win
ter, and the men continue to desert as they have
been doing, we will not have Cordoral's guard
left There are not more than FIVE thousand
men in the nine regiments. and those who 90 are
never looked after.
Yours truly c. n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-30
Mrs Grant and ,sr.. sherman


Our lady readers who have not seen the wives
OF Generals Grant and sherman will no doubt bs
interested IN knowing how lhey looked and what
they wore At the Grant reception on SATURDAY.
when both of these ladies were on the platfor N
With THEN distinguished husbands Mrs GraEt
vas dressed IN plain travelling attire, having
bat just arrived from the cars. She wore a white
straw hat With green trimming. irayelisg
mantle and dress Of drab. and short black
veil over her face-Altogether a modest unas-
suning attire. She Is OF medium height, no,
exactly slender. and has exceedingly cheerful
eountenanee She and Mr.. sherman arc about
the same size aud age-prob4bly about thirty
i've years. Mrs Sherman wore mourning,
having los, son some months since She IS
graceful and easy In her manners. and has a
pleasant face Neither OF these ladies are hand.
some. bur both. Of them are very lady ike.
modest and anPretentous--jjust such women az
men Of good common sense would select for
wives
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-30
STATE ITEMS
A chicsgO bell-hanger has fallen heir to
the large estate OF the late Judge Watson. Of
Terre Haute

"A Chicago bell hanger has fallen heir to
the large estate OF the late Judge Watson. Of
Terre Hsule.
Says the Terre Hs1te Express:
The morals Of Our community are certainly
degenerating. Already on the dockets Of the
next Circuit and Common Pleas Courts there
are thirty divorce cases, four cases, OF b,stardy
and rape, and one suit for breach Of promise to
marry"
Says the Greecastle Press:
Harvest comes early. Farmers are very
busy cutting wheat. Some wheat fields are good
others middling, and others damaged by rust
The crop will probably be an average Corn
was planted very late, but is growing finely The
weather ], fair and favorable for the corn crop.
The apple crop Is less favorable than IL has been
for years. Peach trees are very young but ap-
pear to be doing we'll Pear and plun trees and
grape vines hang full. Rains, that are rains,
come every few dsys."
HAEvE.r.--The shea, crop of this county Is
now nearly harvested We axe informed by
farmers throughout the county tha the crop is
larger than usual. and has ripsned in good condi-
tion-the straw clean aud bright, tie grain large
and hrm.-Uuion Banner
DAxleu--Wright Sims, merchant of
Whitestown. Boone county. who was injured 10
q railroad disaster on the l.. 4 r. r. on the
3lst of October last. brought an action for dam
ages, which tried in the Common Pleas
Court. yesterday, before Judge Vinton The
jury returned yerJct for the plaintiff, in the
sum of S. $50. Hon Dan Mace and Col John
S Williams for the plaintiff, Jones L Hrff for
the railroad. Mr.. Sims was standing on the
platform OF the forward passenger car. through
which, IL will be remembered, the baggage car
wac driven, like the smaller section Of spy
glsss He was carried along by the crashing
mass, over the heads Of the dead and dying, to
about the center of the car. and was taken from
the wreck with his right leg broken at the ankle
and the left foot badly crushed The injury to
the left foot is regarded as permanent and in the
opinion of some of the physicians examined. NAV
yet require amputation- Otherwise, Mr. Sims IL
in good condition. He walks with crutches, sup
porting his left knee on a block attached to the
crutch He is unmarried This is the first YER
dict against the road on account Of the disaster
All the other cases. with perhaps one Two ex
ceptions. have been compromised and adjusted in
spirit OF liberality which will go to disprove the
standing imputation that " corporations have no
souls" One man who was permanently injured
in the back, obtained 81 ,000.--Llfayette Courier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-30
Lord BrouG ham the Treatment OF
Rebels

Lord Broughan was among the guests at the
banquet given TO the Prince Of Wales at Fish
mongers Hall. and 10 responding TO a toast to
the House of Lords he spoke as follows in re
gard TO American affairs: "lf my voice could
reach across the Atlantic il would tell our kins-
men that their best friends, those who have been
their advocates through good report and through
bad report, now prsy and beseech them to use
the victory which. By great courage great perse-
verance, and no little military skill, they have
gained, in mercy as we'll as in JUSTICE cheers
that they should not stain the scaffold with the
blood OF their prisoners cheers that they
should remember that those prisoners whom
they call rebels were treated by them as war
rors- cheers that truces were made with them
agreements made with them. submission received
from them, and that they ought not to think
of rendering their cause. which is now trium-
plant, hateful, as well triumphant, by spill
ing the blood of those captives they have
now in their power. Loud cheers Their
Government consists of men of great
ability. Mr.. Johnson, the President, has the
merit o. having raised himself from the humblest
position in the world, having educated himself,
teaching himself TO read. and aiterward teaching
himself to write, making himself, not, indeed,
scholar, like my honorable friend. Mr.. Glad
stone) yet well informed man on all ordinary
questions, and has raised himself, step by step
to the highest position in the country He is a
man personally fitted to succeed in Office that ad-
mirable person whose murder all Europe so sin.
cerely lamented. Icheers Let it be seen that
he has also succeeded to his merciful and Just
disposition. ICheers l say merciful and just,
mercifu as we'll as just, and mercful because
just; aye, and useful to themselves as we'll az
merciul and just; for it is only by pursuing such
a course that they will prove themselves equal
to the crisis Of their country's fate, and perform
4 hat oh a.
restoring harmony and union in that great con-
tnent. Cheers i hope these words will
reach the other side of the Atlantic which, they
NAV rely on it, speak the sense Of all England
and of all Europe on this great and important
question Loud cheers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-30
A RENEFAcTREsS.

There is woman in the public eye whose name had
all along been associated. In mind with
kee" "Quack," and "Humbug" But A. Is so No longer
and We desire 10 wrest her from ell such upicious
associations In all other minds. Whatever notions
may have Of womsnly delicacy and proprety, will
all admit that woman alone Is the Nurse-tbe good
Nurse-the best Nurse. Whistler we shall have Female
Physicians not, is question which be decided
by time and principle, and not matter Of TASTE Pride
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves for fthere is really want there will also be
supply If there be calling, there will be q coming.
Nature snd human society always SELF supplying,
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cannot
prevent
Mrs. winssw does not wish to treat you gentlemen
Nor does she prescribe q regimen for your wives; but
he modestly appears messenger Of health hap
piness TO your infants in the cradle Is there anything
improper In thati Nurse OF $50 years" experience
can boldly say what is is good for q babe, and
ought TO be listened God her on her hunble
and happy mission. She IL the most successful phys-
clan and mos eecual bensfActress little
enjoyed-her dotng parents not excepted. Jusf open
the door for hsr, and Mrs. Wnsow will prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale OF the Nursery OF this we
sure, that will teach "Susys TO say "a
Blessing on Mrs. Winslow'-for helping her survive
and escape the gripping, cockng and tesshing siege.
We confirm every word forth in the prospectus II
performs precisely what IL processes perform
part Of it-noth:Dg less-Avay with your 'csrdial,''
"Psros oric /" DROPS ""Laudanum, and. every other
Narcotic, by which the babel drugged into stupidity
and rendered dull and iciotic for life.
We have never Mrs. Winslov know her only
through the preparation Of her Soothing syrup for
Children Teeihing" II we had the power we would
make her, she Is physical savior infant race.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-30
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA,
BUREAU OF FINANCE,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF IsptASal
BuKKAU OF FINANCE,
IxDTANAPoLIs June "a, 1864
INDIANA OFFICERS, who been or are servingiu
il the army Informed that their Ordnance Returns
Will made up and preseated 10 the proper Department
and certificates Of aequittance obtained Of charge
by applying 10 Mr. e. r. Rocker. Chief Clerk State Ord
nance Department, Office up stairs ysiens hard
store, No 81 West Washington street. INDIANAPOLIS
By making returns, above directed officers will not
only all fee but they will be able 10 settle with the
Government and draw their pay from one to three
months earlier than the Business Is entrusted Claim
Agents.
By order ofG0veruor xosTos
n n. n. TERRELL
e15-t financial eecr~tarv
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FOR SALE.
Printing Office for Sale.

q FIRST CLASS OFFICE AND MATERIAL, WITH A
N complete set o. Job Type, liberal patronage Ana
Gated al one Of tie best points IN the state for
Weekly Newspaper, "a offered ior sale on reasonable
terms.
For particulars inquire the Sentinel osice None
bat Democrat need apply. le?4-dlm
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3 ESIA TON

The great popularity u Mr.. winslOx's soothtax
syrup, Tor children teething has induced unpriscipa
persons 10 put up articles TO be zsed for the zane pur
pose In advertising which they have not oaly copIed
our aeSertssments and notices from press but have
ooPeo eertheass AMI letters from elerKynen ana
Dew9s Of ell lnitators Ssyr dankve- IA
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SURE TO REGULATEthe BOWELS


We have put up and sold this artclef6r 30 year,
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of n what
We have never been able say OF any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT A CUhs, when timely used. Never did
know instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used
it, On the contrary, all delighted with its opera
tons, and speak In terms Of magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW" after 30 years experience
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR The FULFIL
AENr OF WHAT We HERE DsCLARD. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering
and exhaustion, relief will be found In fifteen or twenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PR
KlNS. New York. is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-30

~, see an advertisement in yeur columns OF MRS
WlSsL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP Nov. ve nsxsr -
worc IN favor Of patent medicine before in our life
Feel compelled 10 your readers that this h
no huHons-we have tried IT, and know IL 70 be All n
claims Its probably Of the most suoosssfnl r,si
enes OF the day, because IL is Of the beat And
OF your readers who have babies can't do better
than lay in supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-30

hs toilo~ing Is an extract from letter wdt.en ~
the Rev .. Homs, pastor OF the Pjerrepont street
baptist church, Brooklyn, ". Y. 20 the Jsurn.l and
Ae:sesser Cincinnati o., and speaks volume. favor
on tnet world renowned medicine. MRS WIrSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR cHlLDRR. TEETHIyG:
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DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS wISsIoW,s
soOIHISG SYRUP, for children teething IL IA been
used for 80 years With falling safety and success
oy millions OF mothers for their children. II corrects
aeicy OF the stomach, relieves wind choc regulates
ne bowels aud gives rest health and comfort 10 mother
and child. Once No. ~ Day street. New York
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O1 = NONTHi-AGENTS WANTED EVERY
I'D @eD where to introduce the improved Shaw
Clark $40 Family Sewing Machine the only low price
kerr Wheeler Wilson. Howe, Singer q Co, and Bach
elder All other machines sold for less than forty
dollars each infringements and the seller user
are liable TO fine and imprisonment.
Salary and expenses, or large commission allowed.
illustrated circulars sent free
Address SHAW 4 CLARK
my5d&w3m Bidieford, Maine.
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Rest, Health and Comfort OF
Mother and Child.

MRS wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for chsldrep
teething, seftens the gums, reduces Inflammation al
lays all pain, and wind cholic Perfectly safe In
all cases. We would cay every mother W has a
suffering child do not let your prejudice the preju
dces Of others. stand between you and yeur suffering
child and the srel ef that will be
sure-to follow the Of this medicine iftimey
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Ehc Last Sentence OF the Emau & I pa
ton proclamation
In answer to the following note:

In answer to the following note:
" To the Editor Of the Independent:
There seems TO be quite wide. spead i'm
preston that Mr. Chief Justice Chase is the au-
thor OF the closing sentence of the Emancipation
Proclamation Is it so 2 The sentence sounds
like Mr Lincoln. Ifyou can give any informa-
ton in this matter, you will put large class OF
your numerous readers reetus in eurid on thi.
subject"
The independent answers
=" The closing sentence of the great proc!ama.
ton OF January lst, 1868, is as follows:
90 And upon this act. sincerely believed to be
act of justice. warranted by the Constitution
upon military necessity, invoke the considerate
judgmen; of mankind. and the gracious favor of
Almighty God
Mr.. Chase Was The suthor OF the above SEN
tence. except the single clause. military neces
sity, which was interPolated By Mr. Lincoln >"
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COPYING INK

4 MOTHER SUPPLY OF FRESCH VIOLET COPYING
"A fluid, 81 BOWEN, STEWART CO.'S
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Price only s. Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery.

The following Is extract from letter %
the Rev. X. q. weser, 70 the German Reformed Mes
sepger, at Chambershurg. Pa:
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DO NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICE STAND ByryYeH
yo7r suffering child and the be Absolute
y sure 10 follow the Use Of MRS. wISsLOw's sOOTH-
ING SYRUP II corrects scdiiy Of the stomach reeves
WIG enene, regulates the bowels softens the guns
gives rest TO the mother and health to the child
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Glen Hills, Onasr Newman. Jerre AcLehe and Edwin A.
Davis
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COPARTNERSHIP.

HAVE associated with myself In the Livery, Sale
u and Boarding stable Business John A. Drew, who
from this day has become partner in said business
The business Of the Dew firm Will be conducted n
old stand No 10 Mast Pearl street IN the rear OF the
Sentinel Building
Thanking the public for past patronage, hope they
may zee II 20 continue the seine.
JOHN =. SULLIVAN.
OF SULLIVAN a DREW.
Indianapolis, Nay c. iss5-mys-dtf
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As merchant Was. two or three days back.
walking in the streets of Msrseilles, we'll dressed
man suddenly rushed into his arms and embraced
him with singular warmth The stranger. how
ever. Immediately alter recovered himself. and
begged pardon. declaring that be had been de-
ceived by the merchants resemblance to one of
his most intimate friends; he then made off and
Was soon out OF sight A few minutes after, q
sudden idea struck the citizen, he put bis hand
to his waistcoat pocket. and found his watch ard
chain had disappeared
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The CAPTURE or JEFy DAvIs-A Houston
(Texls) paper gives an amount Of the capture
Of JEFF Davis. furnished BY Lieutenant Esan. of
the Twenty fourth Texas Regiment. who was
with Davis when be was captured The account
generally confirms those already published
Lieutenant Esan says: .On the surprise. Mr.
Davis threw cloak over his shoulders and
started for hi. horse. about forty steps from
his tent. A be set oGt. Mr.. Davis threw a veil
over MS hat. He bad got but few steps when
. cavalsymAn rode up. and presenting his gun to
him. cried out, i know you, you old scoundrel
have seen you before; surrender Ii seems
that he h.d lived IN Richmond since the wsr be
gan AS he stopped Mr. Davis, Mrs. Davis rsn
to him. snd throwing Der arms around bis neck,
begged him TO spare bis life. Colonel Pritchsrd.
the commander OF the pursuing cavalry. now
rode ". and assured her tina, he should 10, bs
hurt
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NOTICE.
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AGENTS WANTED.

FENO CANVASS IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE STATE
for of the best selling and paying inventions of
the age. Agents positively clearing from $40 e5
day, with capital of $50 TO 500 invested All APP
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Or GEORGE MOSIER, Valparaiso, Porter county
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