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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-02
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The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally ap-
. Geld, that they have FREQUENT attacks, and are
more sensitive to the changes Of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight dis
adhesive. AS the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed in
quality; they are now thick and heavy, and are
haw ked or coughed off, The seoretons are offensive;
causing bad breath; the voice is thick and nasal;
the eyes are weak; the sense of the smell Is lessen
ed or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
is that the person is obliged to clear his throat in
the morning of thick or Shiny mucus, which has
fallen down from the head during the night. When
this takes place the person may be sure that his dis
ease is on It's way to the lungs, and should lose n
time in arrestingit. ..-.....,. - ..
TIE a6opO arc but a [e,O of tho many Catarra
syntptonlS. 81 =. '' ..' q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

The newest sensation connected with the war,
10 the story that Two huge rebel ironclad rams
have escaped from France. by way of Denmark
and are now on their way to this country. to bat
ter down New York. Boston. &c. and play
smash generally. on the Atlantic coast. rhis
news comes in q letter from Paris. to New York
paper, written by some person who is unknown
TO the public. and probably to the writer of the
paper In which the letter appears. The whole
story smells fsby. We have heard OF similar
expeditions of the same character. for the last
three years. and all turned out to be bogus
These terrible rams will not come. New York
Is destined to flourish and prosper a. the CONNER
cial metropolis Of the new world. and Boston.
true to her instincts, will long stand as the rep
resentstive city of the shoddy and Goldfish arts
socracy Of the western hemisphere.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

/. MILITARY Necessity

The cisp-trsp Of the republican papers about
doing great wrongs because military necessity
requires IL. 10 becoming nauseating to the people
There IL no scoundrelism or eheatiDg--no out
rage or villiany--hich Is not justified under
that cheap bat shameless apology. Such IL
sense. In the hanIs Of the abolition prob gates.
10 sure be abused for that class has for thirty
years, been the architects Of ruin to all written
constitutions and laws. Whatever stands in the
way Of their mad fanaticism. or their unhallow
ed pursuit of negro equality legislation. is sure
to BE- battered down. under the plea that the out
rage will save What they call - the nation E
life" There is no sbsardily TO which this class
Of politicians will not resort to effect their PR
poses.
A notable instance Of this sbsurd and wick ed
doctrine Of military necessity has JUST &C.
Cured in Congress. A band Of spectators and
public plunderers have lately conceived the idea
that . ship canal from the lakes tat Chicago to
70 the Mississippi river vas a military necessi-
sy." and strsightsiy they proceed to &c; their
traps to saddle the nation with a new debt, for
once TO eight millions Of dollars. and before i,
could be completed. TO twenty millions Anosh-
Or, and kindred scheme is an attempt to involve
the people in another deb. for a canal around the
Falls of Niagara. which would take fifteen mil
lions more Strange az it may sound to the tax
payers Of this poor debt ridden nation. both these
schemes have actually passed the lower house oil
Congress. and only await the action OF the Sen
ate and the approval Of the president. What
will be the fate of these monstrous swindles
few days must decide.
What can be thought of q congress which
would thus barter away the peoples property
and steal from honest labor the fruit of its TOLL
The making Of fortunes for . few city property
holders, and the owners Of land suitable for tovr
sites. is about ell the good these two cost,
bitches would ever do to the country. The pie.
of"military necessity" is sham and cheat
a. bare faced as the abolition cant that the de
struction of slavery is = necessity TO save tn
life Of the nation. They are both falsehoods
coined for the purpose Of deceiviog the homes
masses Of the people. and each as base as the
are treacherous and false Ii the people are DO
aroused to repel these insidious measures they
i'll be dispossessed of houses. lands and tene
nents"by the hypocrites who claim 70 do all man
ner Of evil under the plea of"s military ne
eessisy." The tar payers should open their eyes
and look surrounding events full 10 the face
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

NKw DIscovKRr.-A man named DooLIrrLx,
Who has broken into the United States senate
from Wisconsin. recently made speech in that
body in which he declared that JkrSkRsoN MoS
zoe and MADISON we're the founders OF the pres
ent republican party. and that the democratic
party is of recent origin. only dating back 10
the election OF Jackson in ls2o This reading
Of political history IS bran new and quite worthy
OF party which no, only changes it's name eve
~ few months, but also its principles snd lis
he does lack brains and modestv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

Joe Harris was whole souled. merry fellow
aod fond OF glass After living IN New Or
leans for many years he came 10 the conclusion
Of visiting an old uncle away up u Massachu-
setts, whom be had not seen for many years
Nov these - difference between New Orleans
and Massachusetts, IN regard ~ Iae use OF .r
dent spirits. and when Joe arrived there be found
all the people ardent about temperance: he telt
Dad. thinking With tho old song that keeping
the spirits cP by pouring tie spirits down, vas
Que OF The best ways 10 make tine pass. aud be
gan To fear. indeed that Re vas in a pickle But
on the morning OF his arrival. the old man and
his sons beng ouG al work. Ms sun, came 10 him
and said
you have been hviug in The south and no
doubt have beea IN the haoit If taking a Iittle
souething TO drink about eleven o'clocx keen
LITTLE here for medical purposes. bag let 10 one
know il. IS my hu-bsnd vaat, q az tae child
dren q good example
Joe promised. and thinking be sould &c. no
more that dss he took What he expressed il. a
buster" After he had walked CIT to
The stable vho should be nee. bu, bis old
sncls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

Wei. joe" said be, II expect you are ae-
cus'oned to drink something 10 New Orleans.
but you viil End us all temperance here. and for
The sake Of mT sons don't iet them know that
have sny brandy about. BIT just keep little
for Rheumatism Will yoU accept iittIes'
Joe siguiHed bis readiness, aud took another
Dig horn he then continued bis walk 20 where
the boys rere msuing rails After COZ
versing iof a rhile one Of the cousins said 10
him.
Joe, expect you -oaId ike 20 have erisk !;
as the old folks are dosn on liquor. We keep
some out here 10 help US work -
Out came the bottle. aud down they sat, and
by The tine be went home TO dinner be vas a.
tight as he well could be, and All came from
visiting Temperance family"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
Triaugular Contest.

A contest is nov being awged at Washington
In favor OF three lndisnisus for seat in the new
cabinet. But one Of them can succeed. aud who
is 10 be the fortunate man, or the unfortunate
one. rather. few days will decide HuGH Nc
cuLLocH is urged for the treasury department,
OLIvkR p. MokroS for the war office. and john
p. UsHrR for the interior secretarysbip. which be
now holds. five felt disposed to bet on the
result We would probably win or lose a triHe
And that is just as clear and decided as some OF
LIxcoLS's opinions about peace
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
H()usE

he House vas csllsd TO order 81 2 D N, Mr.
Speaker 10 the chair
call was ordered snd no quorum wss aseer
tanned present
Nj NescOnb moved that tbe sergeant at.
arms be sent for absentees
Mr.. Brown said that he bad seen enough OF
this attempting to compel attendance Of absen
tees, aud. as quorum not present, moved
an adjournment.
Several gentlemen upon representation Of due
cause, were granted leave of absence
Mr Speaker ordered the dOOrkeepes 10 lock
the doors, and admit all members who wanted to
come in but 20 let none 20 out
MT hilgore renewed Mr.. Browns motion that
the further call be suspended aud that the House
adjourn until 10 morrow 9 a m. Carried BY 30
TO %
Mr.. Groves, before the result was announced
said be was satisfied that il the committee ap-
pointed TO visit the southern prison should 20 there
would be no quorum this week For himself be
was willing to staF here. although he was chair
man OF that committee, and work He said this
much in explanation as due TO himself. bis con
stituents and the state at large. He wished
somebody put in his place.
Mr. Speaker said nothing could be done with
out quorum.
Mr. NewcODb resd dispatch from Gen Grant
saying that Charleston evacuated on Tues
day last, ard that Sherman was progressing
VIGOROUSLY Received with great applause.
Mr. Speaker, in pursuance OF the vote record
ed above. declared the House adjourned until
tomorrow az a. IN
How He Cor lN"-There's q prisoner in
the guardhouse at Barracks No. !. who was in.
generated. We believe. for disoyaliy. His name
u Hughes. and he had nephew named Reid
Hughes. Reid wanted TO see his uncle, and
Yesterday be stepped into the Provost Marshal's
office aud demanded s pass to go and see hi.
uncle
Are you loyal mani
I'm not a man."
What are you thenl"
Pm boy"
Are you loyal boy!"
We'll, more to hurt ! amt"
This was enough tor the Provost Marshal
who had Reid put in the gusrdhouse without
pass. where he is expected 10 remain with hi,
uncle until he becomes loyal.-Lsuisrine Demo
erGt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
DIED..

In this city, February 2nth Of brain fever Waite
second son Of Henry J. AID Mary Horn, aged year.
and smonths
Friends requested attend the funeral to-day
from No. ~ North Mississippi street 81 O'Clock.
Al Evansville, Ind, Of peuro pneumonia, Sunday
morning. February 18th, 1865, at O'Clock m. VII
LIAM n. BINGHAM, aged 80 years. months and dss.
WILLIAM ID. BINGHAM born in the city of New
York. during the past eighteen years he citizen
of Evansville and flied, daring nearly the whole of tina,
time the responsible position Of kkeeper and csh
Ter in the house OF Bement viele Mr.. BIxou wa,
ally endowed With business talents Of the
order which he had cultivated by the acquisition
every accomplishment sud perfected by habitua and
firing industry He united a sound judgment to pure
heart and possessed the universal respect ard friend
ship Of bu ,iness community which potei we'll
is appr citation Of character for its high stand
ard Of commercial honor The mention OF his connec
with dist ngui he'd house which be served
long and well, the completes tribute bis WORT
as d mere hant.
Bu; the writer OF this rgers fondly the reeoeo
ton OF his other traits OF the eeysei and pure charac
teristics Of the His mind knew guile. his
ners were simple and unassuming, his nature ard
true. By the natural alchemy OF sfectionate dispo
ston be attracted the affection OF all who knew him.
He gentle child woman, unobtru,ise and
unosentaous and conspicuous only at the bedside OF
sickness where he loved perform the kindly Offices
friendship II will be remembered that the seeds Of I'M
timely death fastened pom him while minsterng the
death bed Of valued friend To his bereaved family
and sorrowing friends there be little consolation in
this worl for the loss OF loving and beloved
If there any earthly consolation might be found
in the fact that the people OF the community which he
Passed his manhood, deep. earnest and universal
mourners at his bier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

Of interior court. In these buildings sre bar
ness makers. blscksmi,h's and coach makers
shops, telegraph Office. cook room. stables and
coach rooms. Here the overland company have
their harness and coaches repsirei. and for that
purpose have all the necessary machinery Soeli
creek. little stream NO feet vide aud siI
inches deep. runs down from the mountains IN
front Of The station FAE WEST
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

The fourth Of March is approaching and new
administration. unshorn of its old follies. will be
inaugurared. Some OF the sly treasur, rats will
&c out. TO be succeeded however. by a pack OF
vsrnin just ss destructive. There will bs title
OF no Improvement in that quarter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

~ Senator SrNSkk has introduced resolu-
ton in the United States Senate. declaring that
In no even, win this nation be responsible for the
closes. some of these same abolition senators
will insist that Ne shall DO, pay our own war debt
and justify the refusal some higher Law. no
lions peculiar to public rogues. They have a..
ready done meaner things than that.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
NOTICE..

TgNHs RICHEST PRICE WILL Pc PAID FOR LADIES
II anS Gents cast OF elofhing and all kind, a
hsrseboI3 goods at les East Washington He
tel> and private residences called ~hen desired
note directed - p o so1 els oil De promptly st.
tended TO. J. 3 N SOLOMON
fshle-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
FOR FEMALES
FOR FEaALEs.
InfalIibie in Correcting Irregu-
farities. Removing distractions
OF the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause. and Always
Successful :.s "A Preventative,

And the "only sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY for all
those act Rg complaints peculiar to the ser wbeth
married or s.nge"
Thee Pills are nothing new bat have been used by
the Doctors for many years. both in France and ABe-
lea, with unparalleled in every and be %
urged by many thousand ladies who have used them 20
make the Pills public, for the alienation Of those SUI
ferng from any irregularities whatever well 10
prevent increase OF family where health will not
permit IT, males peculiarly situated those suppos
ing themselves 30, are cautioned against using these
Pills while in that condition. the proprietor
responsibility after the above sdmonition, although
their mildness would mischief 10 health
Otherwise the PILLS recommended. Full and explicit
directions accompany each box
5000 BoxEs HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS
Ten thousand boxes by letter. both by myself and
AGENTS 10 all parts Of the world, 10 which have
been returned which ladies say nothing like the above
CiSE DAMNED UPON TIE WORLD IN REMOvING
DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING NATCRE 10 ITS
PROPER CHANNEL, quietng the nerves and restoring
the rosy color Of health" to the ,heek Of the deli
PRICE 81 90 PER BOX SIX BOXES fors5 90
Sold by all Druggists and by the following Joss,nx
and Drug Houses, Agents for Indianapolis IRdrsns:
ladies, by sending g. can procure the Pills, con-
fdentisly by mail, and without observation TO any
part Of the city or couniry) and for sale by
T0MLtSSON a cox, No. le East Washington s:res,
STEWART MORGAN. No. 4c East Washington
street.
". I. HAsKITT CO., No "a, Vast Washington
street.
HH.LEE Nos Is and 90, Bates Block
J F. SENoUk, No. s. Bates souse Block, and By
DAILY, KEEFER 4 RUSH,
wholesale Druggists No. 70, South Meridian street.
G.s LACEY. Genera, Travelling Ag.n, for III. Western
States, To-, Dearborn street., Chicspo, Illinois.
R.-Sene Genuine unless the box is signed "s L.
ho"E." Jsn3i-dlyesd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

Il To morrow Is Washington birth Gag
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

We're presented BY Messrs Vavter and Osier.
praying that liquor sellers shall be required to
procure the CONSENT Of majority OF voters IN
the town before license shall BE granted which
were referred TO the committee on temperance
without reading.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

MoSDAE. February 20.
The lieu,ensn, governor called the Senate 10
order al 2 o'clock D IN
On motion OF Mr.. Clifford the reading or the
secre,ary's minutes Of Saturdays proceedings
"a disnensed xifh
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
U. Q. LOAN.
S.7-SOLOAN
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

Ties. Notes under of sss-.s Is,h lsss
aud payable three years from that tine eunsssy.
or eonvertibls the option % the heidsr into
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

,her, and spurp, and TINT - many OF tbdm eppee,ec
nsw hands and very awkward, he was more era,a 9I
,re s6ot Nv the accidental discharge Of ons 81 1er
or revovers than 81 any attempt upon me- ie
sor his capture by Ne rowing squads OF Jeb susrs
scyslry then lowering ALL rOsnd the exterior WORKS Oh
This conversation Is related. a. reproduced by
memory Of perhaps more than average tenaeiy. pre-.
eisejy 20 the writer weuA reverb the matter eaRed
upoa 10 give evidence thereanent in cOnrt u justice
Nothing has been added 10 H. anything suppressed,
chat I car recoect The Presidents remarks-per-
haps soIiloquv were the better term-relave 10 the
necessity Of constant Intercsmmuaication with ,he
average people Of the country made deep fmpressen
on me; and his calling these general receptions his
"pablis opinion battle" was phrase mes soon W %
forgotten
From the 25th Of August, 1863 unt1 relieved from
Gen Hallecks staG-nte IN the December Of the sano
yea-tho writer mad the good fortune OF enjoying ire
aucnt opportunities Of seeing and hearing MI Laneon;
and more especially daring the dark days froln zen
Popes disastrous defeats at the second Bun Kan ana
Chanrlly until after the enemy beaten by Mcclellan ai
AAtietsin had again besa driven South. During al
this period the President parted by either mayor
Hay or Mr. Eieolay spcnt hours several evenings
in each week Gen Haleeks private quarters AM u
certainly not TOO mach TO ssy that tbe mere ANY can
did mind saw Of Mr.. LiRcoln-even If opposed 70 ms
politieal views-he more deeply must IL have peoms
I'm pressed by the honcly hOscsty. Kindness ,i"fS
sbrewdhess, originality bumer and sei'sacrihcink
patriotism Of thai great and good mans character.
INew.York Chzcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

H..v, dr.f, ware drawn on some Of the depositc,es
to-day, but otherwise than tina there n been 1otlins
60 check tbe accumulation Of curreneZ Desirable NOR
naer has becn scarce; but 6le being created
IN the present condition Of business. Ten per cent M
terest may be regarded as an trcme rate on the best
names. Money has been %, Sbundanty didused among
the people within the att three wears ordinary trsce
carried on with comparatively little need OF help ron
bankers and merchants may II they choose 70 do CO.
easiy eoutnue that rstem Of business that VIII renasr
Altogether unnecessary TO become the iDdorsers OF
vas, number Of small traders scattered over Widc
range Of country.
The Chicago Tribune Of "Wednesday says:
TODAY the money market was mere active, and busi
x,ss was taleraby brisk but confined mainly 70 the
,roduee trade There good supply Of currency
Al the various banks and good paper was Freely a,s
cosnted at 10 per cent per aDnnin I'm me street VIC
rates were firm ut az per cent per month Eastern
exchange was fair supply and the market was se'e
ard steady nj par buying and f0l.l0 prem. seinne.
Eusness in commercial circles Ia confined mainly "
speculative demand for produce principally wheat ara
oats. During the past week we note an advance ~
prices of "a iO, per bushe wheat 50 &c on cor
and 20 90 Ou oais. Provisions Of all KIDS, h0we'u,
have suffered material Decline and the InarKes Is
greatly depressed ,,,,.
Tie following table shows the total receipts ana SNIP
uents Of -four ard grain ia Chicago from the is' VI
Janu ny ~ tho 22d Of May, for four years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27
THE TACONY.

The y. s. steamer TacOny, TruXton, from
Fortress Monroe in ~ hours arrived here on FRIDAY
morning towing iu,o this port the o. s. steamer Com
nodore Hull The Tacony has been in commission
since February 49, 1894 in the Sounds Of North Caro-
lima where she was actively engaged until s'ter tne
attack on tho Rebel ram Albemare. when she was or
dered 10 Washing ton D. c. 10 replace her tp"nhaef
Parrou guns with two liinch Dahgren guns thus CIV
iug her the heaviest battery carried ny any 1 tne
douhleendcrs She returned tn the SOUNDS AUD took au
active and prominent part in the attack Oh fyaouo'
c. = NH.
subsequently the Tacony joined tie Fort Fisher cx'
pcdltou being the first vessel enter the cape rear
River ef,er the fall 81 the forts She was injured wne
engaged in the attack on Fort Anderson. She prooa-
bIy tie fastest ender of her class snd male the
massage from Hampton Roads ~ Ncw.foIk, WIN the
Commodore Hull IN tow. In y hours. Her orders now
take her to Boston for repsn. The following oineers
ar. tlached la her. -,
L,nL ou commanding, W. T. TruI.on Lien' and ei
OEc-r y :. Morsani A. Asst Surscon. Geo. hopsn,i A.
A rsyinastrs Wn. $. Hos.osli A aast'r X sSnners
4 Mater and Pilot Sils. Blunt 4 Eu.gns, j. .. ,,shey
Tsos Godinr T. II. F-eher and T. W. Wors'-ii A. hs,es
J. A. GREAT, ard a. B. Langsorthy A. 1nuneI, h9oeI'
1au,,b. Frst Assistant, Engineer, Iios W. bnhehst,
Sec nd As.tln, Engineers &. +. Lee ~ Parssr IT, sho A.
d. ood Thxd Assistant Enlnocrs. rhos H. CAh anc ohh
" Collin; Captains CleTh, C. h. scott PsynsH~s 'efA
D. Aog4o Mouis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27
A Gcrenado - Gen. Sherman snd His
Remarks.

WAsHNoroN, Thursday, May 25 1865.
A large number Of persons, accompanied by q
band Of music proceeded to the residence Of norGen
Sherman 10 compliment him with serenade. He
however, was out spending the evening. At subse-
quent hour 1t was ascertaned he at the Metropo'
tan Hotel and hther the party repaired In response
TO yocprous cheers and calls for Sherman DO appeared
on the balcony and spoke as follows:
was sorry was not ut home when yen called TO.
night for am here a stranger In strange house ana
have right to use 1t for any purpose out thanH you
for your Kindness 30 Ine. and the army coIDinand
(Cheers There arc TOO many NOISY omDiouses an, anu
street cars in this town for me. Laughter We ike
the Pine woods better Tor there We can DO heard ana
felt too IApplause-ICries That's so-Hnzza for
Sherman he's the boy for the Rebels etc lie resumed:
There are no Rebels now. they have gone up
daughter and eIclaratons, That's good for you.
repent am thankful tn the people for the manifesto
lions Of friendship extended To the army yesterdays eve
rvboly was in the streets know that every soldier
felt Of welcome. not Only IN the streets out IN
every house. thank in kne name OF the army ior
appreciation OF what they have done In the past,
promising they will In the future recprocate it. have
not aud viii not make speech. but you must regard all
further silence for what mean.
Three cheers and tiger given and be retired
duringa patriotic air BY the band. Gems. Howard
Slocum and Este were called ont and made brief
speeches. which we're enthusiastically received. The
crowd had now largely increased. and In response to
impatient cres for Sherman. ae again appeared ana
said. do not intend 10 make speech, bat merely 70
say an a Thousand times obliged 10 you-l speak u
from the bottom Of my heart-for the inaghihoen' TO-
ceptioB which yOn gave ms yesterday"
Gems Logan JEFF. G.. Davis-"tbe night Davis, rs
some one i'm ,he crowd saidIiancock ii others were
caed Tor but they were not present 10 respond Inc
meeting was Of the most enthusiastic character