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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-06
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

which greatly facilitates the process Of teehrg, BY
softenng the gums. reducing ell Inflammation, vl alag
ALL PAIN and spssmotie action, sndis
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Charles Il. Cornwall former clerk in the
Treasury of the United States at Washington.
and convicted OF abs:Eacing bonds from the
Redemption Bureau. has been sentenced to paw
me of s2,OOO 1t this crime had been com
mitted by some poor rogue be would have been
convicted OF stealing, and sent TO prison As
Cornwall was loFsl member of the Union
League be only ''abstrac,ed" he did no, steal
Oh. no'-oonds. and i set liberty by the paw
ment OF a fine.
Common thieves must suffer. but he that pu,-
Into h. overgorsed anG bloAied pure
The nAuoas wealth. wrung by pnching war.
Is but an "abstsscto escapes
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In Italy the Law respecting marriage has
been changed. Ii is now civil rite
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COPARTNERSHIP.

4 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 new firm VIII be cons the
old stand No 10 East Pearl street. In the rear of the
Sentinel Building.
Thanking the public for past patronage hope they
may see fit TO continue the same.
JOHN r. SULLIVAN,
Of SULLIVAN DREW
Indianapolis, May 8. Iss5-mys-dtf
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MEDICAL.
Mrs. wINsLow,

An Experienced Narse and Female Physician. ossr
tothe attention ef nsth~rs, her
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EVERYBODY SHOULD HAVE a COPY.
Internal Revense Guide.

QEiNG an abstract ofthe Interna! Revenue,
~ a full Direct Cor Land) Tax Lave of tho
United. States, with Schedules Of Taxation,
Licenses, Stamp Duties. Exemptions. show
ing me Rates under the various Tax Law
since July I, 1862, and Intended for the gene.
raj liniormaton OF the Tax.Paycrs: TO which
10 added an Abstract OF the Acts Of Congress
paased during the War, relative to Abandon.
cd Lands and other matters Of general inter
rst. BY l.. j. Elford, Attorney at Law
Greenviile, S. G.. Assessor OF the Internal
Revenue Tax for the rhird collection District
IN South Carolina.
The Book will contain about 70 pages, and
will be Issued in few weeks Price 80 cents
per copy, with liberal discount to the trade.
ORDERS must be accompanied with the cash to
secure attention.. Address, 8..H N.Y. -
g. E. ELFORD. Publisher,
ootZ Greenville. S. C..
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MORE GOODS RECEIVED.

(EST toilet, shaving and washing Soaps
1p Pomades and Handkerchief Perfume
ry. ".r w
Hair, nail and Tooth Brushes.
Dressing, tuck, fine and round Combs.
Agate, and pearl, coat and vest Buttons.
Copperas, Soda, Alum and Indigo.
Mustard. Black Pepper and Spices.
Lily White, Pearl Starch and variegated
Candies.
Cigars. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Drake 8 Celebrated Plantation Bitters.
Pocket Knives, Mems and Womens' Bro
gans. 810
Wrights World Renowned Night Bloom
ing Cereus, and many other articles.
Call and see LADD BROS.
sept 10 'G5--o
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The HntclIigeRccr,

'poDLishsp 'i'sl WEEKLY ArnNDRltsoN C. H., 8. c.,
BY HoYT s. HUMPHREYS. :
A.TThree Dollars per AMMAN in United
"a states currency, or Two Dollars n
year in specie. Z"
RATES OFAD VER7YSLNG
advertisements inserted at the rates of
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The soutl,ern Express Company

nFFER unsurpassed facilities for the shin,
" ment Urom Augusta and points South,
ofCotton, Cotton Goods, and heavy freigbts,
Tor Savannah, New York, and all points North
and West. t.l' ll
Through receipts given on which insurance
can be effected at lowest rates.
internal Revenue Tax will be paid or bonds
given by this Company. in accordance with
regulations OF tbs United States Treasury De-
partment. "'
For particulars and rates, inquire Of South
ern Express Company. H+ p
This Company Is now prepared to forward
GOLD AND SILVER COIN, CURRENCY.
tasa PARCELS, AND FREIGHTs.
To Petersburg. Va. Lynchburg, Va,
acssnsbor4,a y. G., Salisbury. N. c..
Goldsboro', NC, WIlhiugro roh, y S:on
AND TO WAY srArtoNs ON THE
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, uth-side
Railroad, Petershurg Railroad. North Carolina
Railroad, Raleigh aud CASTOR Railroad. VIII.
mington and Weldon Railroad, and Western
N. C. Railroad.
I LETTERS, MONEY PACKAGES AND
SMALL PARCELS,
To Columbia, s. c., Charleston, s. c.,
Augusta, Ga, sayantah, Ga''
Macon, Ga, Columbus, Ca,
. :, Mobile, Ala, Montgomery. Ala,
.t' Selma, Ala, Jackson, Miss,
fN New Orleans. La.
ASb TO WAY STATIONS on THE
Charlotte & 8. O., Railroad. South Carolina
Railroad, Georgia Railroad, Macon and West
ern Railroad, Atlanta and West Point Rail-
road, Southw estern Railroad, Southern Rail.
road. and Alabama and Mississippi Railroad.
All Goods shipped by the Adams and Harden
Express Companies. and marked to the care
OF the Southern Express Company, will be
promptly forwarded to destination.
Freights shipped by steamship to our care
will be forwarded by Express without charge
for commission and drayage.
ifordera are left at our Office, goods will be
called for and forwarded by frat exrreaa' I.
S.S./ n ADAMS EXPRESS co. :
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PRos Us
OF THE

w eek kAy R Q Ord.
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OF socisi. mercantile and political intelli.
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For one copy for six month";, $2 90
For one copy for one year, 4 W
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The Phenix,
rVpbIsHED At coLuMBIA, s. @.
BY JULIAN A. SELBY.

.. o,Di"' On hb ~ COLUMBIA,
BY JULIAN A. sELBY.
THE Daily Phoenix, issued livery morn;ne
4 except Sunday. is filed with the latest
news. (by telegraph, mails, etc. } Editorial
rics. ',N'' "'u S'o' S'o'
This lie the only daily papsr in the State
outside Of the city Of Charleston. "'"'''
The Tri-W eekly Phoenix, Rr country c;rc,
lation, Is published every Tudsday. Tburada,,
and Saturday, aud has all the rcading mate.
OF interest contained in the dsily issues ~ ,ho
week. VI ''e
Weekly eleanor, home cbmpapion. os ..
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contain Eight page, OF FortJ CoIumps The
cream OF the Daily and Ta. WecIy will he
found IN its columns. 'e
Daily, one year. ....., xlo no
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Tri-Weesly, ono year.. = I'M
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,Nlllsy 81 only vows.

AfI.Y and wsskfg The sNse York
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.peper--B Benjamin Npuh Proprietor---the
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'.Thc CTaarE.eston Daily News.

"a IS native OaEe,inians, the publishers
in d will naturally look TO the interest Of
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mot be wanting IN the proper amount of de-
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The southerner.
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BY j. M. BROWN.

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BY y. E. BEsHTToN.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:

II, hATEs OF sUBsCRIPTI0N
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Il ~ II W Sc r IE S 20 r
4" THE BAPTIST BANNER, -

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: The New Orleans Times says, in rela.
ton to the rumors ofinaval and military
preparations: eve. have infornatloR
thatwe are not at liberty to disclose,
giving positive corfoborations to these
rumors, and we We i hesitate not to predict
that, unless the French troops are with.
drawn from Mexico before Christmas,
thore will be active intervention on be.
half Of the Liberals, and the traditional
policy Of the United s'sass szsz.she yindicat.
cd R' e9hi39tgi ~ u s I stfss rstsa9lp,..
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siossEs FROM A ROLLING STONE
~ nv ay,rEsrLLA--u.ay sAYAap CLARKE.

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Author Of "Reminiscenses Of Cuba,' "Woud
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Im-Press.

BysWN. b, SMITH 8, CO.,
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4 she Casssflefl .bogarnaE,

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sui to japan, which is understood to bave been
rendered him.
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From HnIifnx.

HALIFAX, May 6.-The Bermuda papers con
tain long accounts of the judicial investigation
now being made at st Georges Of the attempt
of DR.. Blackburn to introduce the yellow fever
into New York Philadelphia aud other northern
cities.
Blackburn visited Bermuda ostensibly on a
phlanthropic mission in connection with the
causes of yellow fever. The evidence shows
that while there he collected bedding and cloth
ing taken from fever patients; that he purchased
and infected new clothing which be packed in
trunks and LETT in charge of parties with orders
to forward them to New York in the spring
One witness testified that Blackburn represent.
Cd himself as n confederate agent whose mission
was the destruction of the northern masses
1t was also shown that several persons con
nected with the agency of the confederate states
were cognizant of the facts
IL is stated that there were ten trunks, three OF
which have been found and the contents burie d
by the board of health.
Blackburn is well known In these provinces as
a leading and ultra rebel.
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NV ORLEANS. April IS. VIA CAIRo. May s.
Two hundred and sixty seven rebel officers
ranking from colonies 10 lieulenants, captured 8
Mobile, arrived to day
The river continues rising Ii broke through
the lesee six miles below Algiers The bresl
will be repaired to day. Little damage done
The Times correspondent says:
The country on the east side OF the river. from
Tunica landing 10 Bayou Sara, is completed,
inundated for thirty Eve miles. causing grea
suffering MANY inhabitants are in a starving
condition. Morganza abandoned, in conse.
quence Of the levee giving way Fears are en-.
te-tained that il will prove the most destructive
overflow that ever occurred.
The Mobile News learns that daily line OF
steamers. between Mobile and New Orleans, will
be established. Arrangements are nearly com
pleted
The News of the 9th learns that the rebel
rams Nashville and Morgan, aud FIVE steamers
are at Dsmopolis.
There are no troops. except Maberry's guer
rillas, between Mobile and Demopolis
Decentralization in the rebel army and navy in
that region is very great
The steamship Morning Star arrived to day.
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FROM San Ernncisco.

SAN FRANcsco. April 90 Professor
Whitney OF Northampton says the Californian.
are astonished at the assertions made by Mr.
Brewer that there is no petroleum in southern
California We have in our possession forty
barrels OF crude oil from Buenaventura.
Petroleum has.been found ia large quantities
at Los Anglos. San Barbara, San Luis Elisho
Contra Costa and Humboldt. The people are AT
loss why you and Mr. Brewer use your posi-
ton Ms geoogsls of this state to injure an enter
prise Of which you know nothing about.
(sgned) - LEvl PARsoS,
T., CONWAY.
know the above statement as to petroleum
in California TO be correct.
(Signed) ID. 5. UrsoS,
U. =. Surveyor General.
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Ir0lll lnIIn

CAao, May 5.--Gen Meredith. commanding
District of Western Kentucky. has summoned
NIL bands of armed men acting in open hostility
TO the government OF the United States. within
his district TO surrender before the Goth Of May.
on the terms granted to Lee; otherwise they will
be regarded and treated M outlaws
The steamer Niagara. from New Orleans. has
passed up with li2 bales OF cotton for ST. Louis
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May q The train on tho Ohio
aud Mississippi railroad last night WAS robbed
near North Bend, fourteen miles from this city
by gang OF twenty guerrillas The safes oil
the Adams Express Company were blown open
by gunpowder, and the contents taken, Tn,
passengers were relieved of their watches and
money The robbers escaped across the river in
skills
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From, pn,ina.,pb,u

PuiLAprLruIA, May 6.-The subscriptions to
present Mrs. Lincoln with homestead are no,
TO exceed five dollars SO that ALL may have n
chance 10 contribute. Statements they were
$500 each US mentioned In previous dispatch Il
incorrect.
The subscriptions to the 1890 loan yesterday
by the first national bank of New York was ore
million of dollars, Snd not one hundred thou
sad dollars
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NOTICE.

yINHE HIGHEST PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES
I sni Gents cast OF clothing and al kuds q
households soocs. lS5 Esst Washington street. Ho-
el> and private residences called when desired.
note directed TO p. o. Box as will be promptly
ended TO J. a NJ. SOLOMON.
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Sr LOUIS May u. II Blackburn. alias DR..
Tumblcty. charged with being an accompce Of
Harold In the assassination conspiracy was ar.
rested to-day Ia accordance with orders from
Washington
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Business Notices published In the local columns Of ten
under will be for each insertion a. ~
ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, OIL;
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Marriage Notices
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Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
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Daily and cain the Daily and Weekly. the 20 be- n
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BUSINESS MEN

OF all kind. can be better accommodated herr thAn
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL
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IN ADVANCE.
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