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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

The frequent calls from tks capital Of the Is.
ton. when viewed IN connection With the SOFA
habfs prevailing IN Wsshn gton. many ~ vhbcb
are sanctioned BY the presence add sporosstof
The president. have, 70 some minds, too nuch
the sppesrarce Of 3 solemn face. The religious
sensibiities Of the whole country are shocked,
Da.ned and offended by thern Christian revcle
rhose prayers have assembled daily 70 God'for
delivefance from our national calamifies. desire
20 see OF such an occasion some decent respect
shown TO the God they worship by the natiOf :
Representatives at Washington. We pray them
70 dispense With q ball on The Inauguration Of
The president.
IL would be infinitely more becomin1 for aii
the officials TO 90 with the president to church.
ADD there listen 70 sermon appropriate 70 the
occasion and TO spend the rest of the evening IN
PRAYER for the blessing Of God upon the incom-
ing administration. IL many OF them never
pray themselves. can they not AFFORD 70 be reTer-
ent for one day, vhile others are Wiling to IN.
yoke upon them and the county the blessing OF
Heayen7
Whilsre regard il ss sin at any time. or
such an occasion foe the nations oicisry TO con-
descend TO such levity a. 10 condescend 20 such
lesty a. % attend and sanction grand ball,
re shall look upon il at this time. as a fragrant
insult both 10 God and men. We. therefore,
hope that good sense add better judgment will
prevail at Washington, and that it for 10 other
reason, out Of respect 10 the memory e. those
who nave died for their country. out OF sympa
thy for the thousands who stil weep and mourn
and out Of regard FOR the christian sentiments OF
the truest patriots in all the land, there will bt
no presidential Inauguration ball" this year
lions Herald. Jan. IS eel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

publican "pstrioss" a-6 re loyal" officials Of
The Lincoln adniDis;rstioof
Last fall when the Wsshlngton suthorities
vsre voeiferously shouting their s;op-ihief CRY
% cover up their conspiracy against Col North
and Others. these "wretches" 10 charge Of The
many mails, were busily engaged in opening the
envelopes covering democratic soldiers votes
and substituting Lincoln ballots therefore. Tee
proof OF this was furnished in numerous instan-
ces, and after the election New York republicans
opposed to the confirmation of the postmaster oil
that city, openly charged that democratic vote:
had been tempered with in his Office. Yet thou
sands of innocent and incredulous people conlc
not bring themselves 70 believe that those u
charge of the mails would be guilty Of such IN
famous crime. What. now. 90 they think wheT
il is frankly confessed that the very men through
whose hands the soldiers votes passed here rob
bed the letters Of soldiers Of millions ia mone,
and Vslusbles Rochester Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

The Louisville Journal of the ~ gives it's
readers the following in relation to Gen. Paine
and bis trial
1t is stated boastfuliy in the radical papers.
that General Paine, now on trial at Paducah for
maladministration thsre. is sustained thus far
against ali charges If General Paine shall be
acquitted after an evidently fair and full trial
10 one will be reader than ourselves TO do him
ample justice We shall in that case be prompt
10 unssy what we have said of him upon the
strength of very strong testimony.
But letter from gallant officer al Paducah,
who is very familiar with General Paine's case.
contains remarkable statement. The officer
says that, among the charges sent to ashing-
ton by the court of inqdiry against Paine, there
was one to the effect that be ordered two men, q
citizen and a socier summarily shot upon his
own responsibility without trial, and another 20
the effect that of his own authority he levied
various sums, from 81 900 Up TO $4,000. upon
men and women in Paducah and its vicinity.
The writer of the letter argues that the adyo-
cate general OF the United States. in sending to
Paducah list OF the charges upon which Paine
should be tried. omitted those tso very ugly
ones well as others that could easily be
proved. setting down only such as might proba-
bly, be got over with ease: and the Judge advo
cate OF the court considers himself as having 10
right 10 insert charges tat the advocate general
chose 10 leave out The author of the letter
further SAYS that The important Witnesses for the
prosecution are ss2y-why be knows not, and
that verv strong outside pressure is brought 10
bear. the friends OF Paine proclaitning that be
viii be reins,Gtci IN thirty DAVIS and that bis en-
emies will have need TO lock TO themselves. II
these things are true. the trial so called. is 4
cheat. sn imposition, a humbug
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

MACK, the Washington correspondent OF The
Cincinnati Commercial. IS responsible for the
following:
Ia CONVERSATION day or twO since gentle
man engaged ia public life related an incident
that took place at the White House some days
ago that goes far 70 show that Mrs. Lincoln
knows her own rights, and knowing. dsres main
tain them, aud thai she carries the spirit OF the
Monroe doctrine into execution in the affairs Of
the executive mansion that are under her con-
troll, to this extent. that she will not permit the
potentate of any other family circle to introduce
into the domestic kingdom of the White House
any Of his peculiar forms of doing things.
The facts | intended to relate under the cap
ton ofthis paragraph follows: About
year ago a member OF distinguished European
family was visit TO this country and TO this
city. Mr. Seward, as Lord Premier, was anx
ious that before he went home he should par
taken of the hospitality OF the White House. and
to that end suggested a state dinner by the pres
ident
This was agreed to, and, had Mr. Seward been
as wise in domestic as be is supposed TO be in
national Affairs. he would have made no further
suggestions. But be Tsshly went TO Mrs Lin
coin, and commenced TO tell her how the feast
ought TO be prepared The unfortunate prime
minister had not proceeded very far with his in
structions when he was met with rebuff like
this:
Mr.. Seward, when | want 10 consult you on
such a subject al this, will send for you
The best evidence that Mr.. Stewards advice is
not deemed indispensable on such matters ia
that from that day to this Mrs Lincoln hasn't
sent for Nm. Ne sutor ultra crepidam The
sage OF Auburn may have power 10 arrest any
man on the continent By the simple process OF
touching n bell handle. out when be ventures 10
teach our republican queen how TO SEE the table
for state dinner. he receives scornful snub-
ing, which the country will viii say he richly de
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
A BENEFACTRESS.

There is in the public eye whose name had
all along been associated. In mind with the Yam
kee, 20 Quack," and Humbug" But IL is longer
and cesire 10 vrest her name fro all such picOus
associations In all other minds. Whatever notions
may have Of w5manly selicacy and propreiy. will
all admit that woman alone is the Nurse-the g0Oe
Nurss-the best Nurse. Whether shall have Female
Physicians not. is question which be decided
BY time and principle. aud not matter OF tssie Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom may as well behave HEM
selves for fthere IS really want. there will also be
supply; if there be ealing" there viii be coming.
Nature and hsnsn society aiw sys seifsuPplyfns.
and though Art and Fashion may HINDER they cannot
prevent.
Nor does 81 prescribe regimen for your wives; but
he medesily appears q messenger of health and hap
piness your infants in the cradle s there anything
improp in thar Nurse Of 80 years" experience
can boldly say What Is Is not good for babe. and
ought 10 be listened God eed her on her humble
and happy mission. She H. the most successful physi
clan mo efectus benefsctTess little
enjoy d her doting parents excepted. Just open
the door for hsr, Mrs wnsow will prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightne ale OF the Nursery az this
sure that will teach eur 'Susy" to say "a
Blessing Mrs wnslow"-for helping her u survive
and escape the gripping, colckng aud teethins siege
We confirm every word forth In the rrospect3s. IL
performs precisely what IL PROCESSES 10 per!rm
part OF it-nofh.ng less-A~zy With your Cordial"
"Psros ORC [" "Drops .Laudsnum." and every oher
Narcotic" by which the bsbes drugged into stupidity
and rendered dull aud diotio for lite.
We have never seen Mrs. Winslow know her only
through the preparation OF her Soothing syrup for
Children Teething." II had the power oult
make ber. she is physical SAVIOR 70 the infant race
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

Let e trust u Heaven that !, Is cot typical Ct
cur national degeneracy Great, indeed, Is our
far /: fbe distance be so far "a this performance
of ysszerdsy is beneath the ststesmanship of for
ner tirzes
It's appearances did not excite the slightest
public interest In this city. II fell as If still
born. There would seem to have been some
popular premonition Of what was coming The
opportunity was grand one 20 withdraw for a
moment the earnest gaze OF the country from
the passing stupendous events 10 the military
field. and attract it to abe central figure which
has power 10 direct those events. How incom-
petent was Nr. Lincoln to embrace that oppor
trnity VIC 90 most painfully behold -Chicagc
Times.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
Hobbing the Soidters-The Era 81
Corruption.

letter from the Iames river states that il has
just been discover that The army mails have
oeen rosbei OF millions OF dollars in money and
material We are not especially bloodthirsiy in
our disposition, but We would go some distance
10 see the vretohes who rob our army mail bag
pull hemp. Such Tascalities make one regret
tina; there Is II seveTer punishment Tor crime
than hAnging--snd even that can't be visited
upon the mscresnis Sho rob our soldiers Al
bsny Journal
And. pray. Who are '',he wretches who rob
our army mail bags and enrich themselves by
psundefirg the letters scui home enclosing he
pay Of our soldiers 70 their needy and perhaps
starving families. and rihing The packages from
wives. and mothers, and sisters, TO the men en-
gagged in fgaiire our oaiiless Are ther " COP
psrhesds CT traitors 7" Or are they not ss-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
a Shocking Affair-w omen Tortured
-Murder, Robbery. and Arson.

The Fort Smith ARK New Era, Of Peb IL.
bAs the following
SIX heavily ironed prisoners came up on the
Lotus day before Yesterday from OlarksviIe.
among whom was G. W. Hutchinson, formerly
chaplain OF the Let colored Kansas infantry. The
names OF the other FIVE are " B Farmer, lst
Arkansas cavalry; r H. Atwell, ID Kansas cav
airy; John Sharks, % Arkansas infantry, and
9. o HmbaJs citizen formerly of the % Kansas
cavalry, and more recently Lieutenant IN the ID
Arkansas
Er Chaplain Hutchinson, who resigned his po-
stiOn Ia the army some time last spring. IN order
TO follow the real bent OF his inclinstions with
more leisure, stands charged with heavy swind-
ling operations upon the government and people
How far be is ineriminated with the deeds of the
other prisoners cannot De ascertained until after
a most thorough investigation of the case.
p The other prisoners stand charged with tor
turing four respectable ladies over slow FIRE
Till they were horribly mutilated about their
heads, shoulders, and feet, and with rayishing
them, from the effects of which one died AID the
others we're made cFippies for life One of the
prisoners also stands charged with additional
crimes upon the body of one of the victims
which pen would shudder to record.
The object of the cruel wretches Was 70 obtain
some money, considerable amount OF which
these ladies we're supposed TO have in their pos
low this place, in the vicinity OF GAINESVILLE
Three of the unfortunate victims are now at the
latter place under medical treatment. Their
houses were also burned down. Information va,
received here yesterday that seven other persons
had been put In irons az Clarksville. charged
with being accOnplices 10 the above crimes
We give the details OF this horrid affair as We
received them from the officer who conducted IN,
preliminary examination at GAINESVILLE. A full
trial will undoubtedly develop all the facts in tn,
case and justice be fully meted out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

HEEo Perhaps our readers are ignorant OF
the herosm of railroad men in general, who Of
ten distinguish themselves in as noble msnner
as be who rushes forward through a fire of can
lister shot aud shell. aDd plants the colors on the
parapets of the enemy. Kind readers you DO
not properly appreciate the class Of men in your
midst known as "sarosdersn They possess
some mos; noble traits of character. and ever
the first TO heed the cry of charity Frank Pat
terson, he engineer killed in the late collision on
the p. Fl. ". & c. r r, exhibited an &C, Of
true heroism which is worthy Of record As he
approached the train be collided With aud saw
that collision was Inevitable. he told brother
riding With him, aNd the fireman 10 Jump and
save themselves; hoy did So. and we're saved
but he. Ike hero, REMAINED az biz post with his
hand on the lever. DE M ght have saved his own
life il he had iumped-bul he scorned the idea
OF deserving his pos; while so many precious
lives were 70 his Keeping and like brave man
preferred death 20 dishouor. Mr. z had been
connected With the road for a number OF wears.
enjoying the confidence OF the officers and all
who knew hin FIT Wayne Sentinel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

ototeS a4A "H~oe NOiioe hSsAc
sre less than one million OF dollars
The expenses FOR assessing and collecting this
amount. Including salaries, commissions. rent,
stationery. printing &c were 50 .52s ,Scf On, 4
fraction owe. four per cent.
The large return OF New York--more than
equsl 10 ell New Encland-and the comparative
ly small return O, Pennsylvania, arc particularly
noticeable The figures Tor 1854 will. Of course.
show very large increase, probably one third
over l~63
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
MAR RE D.

On the evening Of the sah nsa by the Re. ingrsbaru
NJ JKsosr 5 ASDE asos Of st0ninston Gem aud Miss
EanA HoAs dAnfh,er Of Henry J. Horn q This plsee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

We see an advertisement ia your columns Of MRS
WILSON'S SOOTHING sYMP. Nov Ne never aid
verc In favor q psen, medicine before in our life
but ve feel Compiled 10 10 readers that this
hunbns-ve have tired II. and bn0v o. be al a.
claims. IL probably the successful ned
eines Of the day. because II j. Of the best And
those Of your readers who nave babies cant Do better
than lay Il supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
MASONIC.

MASONIC NoTiCE.-A special meeting q Marion
WI Lodge, No. S. for WORK. vii be ke1 ih.s (Thrrs-
day. evening o. o'clock
JoHy u nRAxwffl VIZ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

We have put up and sold this article for 10 years.
and CAN SAY IN Conf ENcg AND TRJ III OF II what
have ever been able Of any other meairins-
NEVER HAS 1T FALL ID IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFtbCi CUkE, when timely used Never did We
know an nsia &c Of Dissatisfaction by any VINO used
H. On. the rary all delighted with its opera
tons and speak In terms Of cOnme dsiOn of ts magical
effects ana medical virtues. We speak In this matter
WHAT VIZ Do KNOW" ter 20 years eSperenee.
hEST or WAT VIZ HERE ID GARD. In almost
every instance where the infant suffering from pain
and iion, relief will be found In een twenty
mi utes after the syrup l. Administered.
Pull directions Tor using Will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the c-simile Of CURTIS PR
ktNS- New York IL on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

DO NOT LIT YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
your urering chill aud the relief that oil be sb-orfe
y sure 70 follow he use q MIS- wISSLOH'S SOOIH-
ING SYRUP IL c0rrects sofiiy % the stomach relieves
VIM enoc regulates the bowels, sOften~ the gems.
gives rest 20 the mother and health TO tie chld-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
PECIAL eau TON.

The great popularity q Mr. wiaslos's Soothing
syrup, FOR children isethng. has Induced unpriDcips
pose. In sdveris.ns which they have not ony copiet
advertisements and notices from The pre,s bat have
copied GER icesies ant letters from cisrgynen ana
nevars Of ell tDtassss. 81 nad. lom1Uoe~b
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

The following extract ircm letter ~riften by
the Rev. :. Holrs.. pastor Of The Pierrepont
Baptist Church, Brooklyn. " T.. 20 the Journal and
hes,sger. Cincinnati D, and speak. volumes IN favor
Of that worid-ren medicine Hks wl>sIOw's
SOOTHING sfRUP, FOR cHiLDRES TEKTHISG:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MR. wfysrOw,s
sooTHiNG SYRUP. for ohildre teetbing IL has been
red Tor 80 YEAR, with failing safety and success
BY millions OF mothers for their children. IL cor-scts
.oiiiy Of the stom b. relieves w.d choHe regulates
IN oo~es al gives hea III and mother
and child Once No. ~ Day street. New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
Rest, Health and Comfort 10
Mother and Child.

MRS wfSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chih1re,
teethng. ~oens the gnns, reduces inf ANNA Too, a.
lays all pain and wind cholc. Perfectly ssfe in
all cases. We would say 10 very mother vDo has a
suffering hli, do let prejudice the preju
diceS Others stand between you and your suffering
child and the rel 4 that will be sure-yes absolutely
eure-to follow the Of this medicine timely used.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
Price only IS Gents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery.

The following is extract from letter written By
the Rev. l.. weiser, TO the German Reformed xes-
seBger, AZ Chsmbersharg, Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
U. S. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BOMBS.

These Bends are worth a premium u nne per
cent including gold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit the 30 loan, at current
rates. inc rdng interest," about ten per cent per snnu
besides its exemption from State and municipal taxa-
fioD, srAicl Gtds from 10 Nree per cent. more,
according TO the rate levied on other property TT.
interest is payable semi annually BY coupons attached
to each note which may De OF and sold to any bank
or banker
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
FOR SALE
A Pleasant Location for a Private
Residence, Store or Hotel.

y WISH 70 sell or tsde for good City Property my
Dwelling az Acton The properly consists Of dsell-
ing containing rooms smoke and ice hou~s stable
wood aud carriage she'd well and cste-n IS 20 81 young
fruit trees currSnis, running water and few Of
yastsr
u IS an excellent loo alton for Hotel.
would also sell my Store and Warehouse IN n. sane
town. A good psying business has been snd is row
doing in tho
terms.
Acton q pleasant little the Indiana poii. ard
Cincinnati Railroad al hn bali hour ride the
from indianapolis. Inquire Of
S ROSESGARTES
Eagle Grocery,
Corner o. Illinois Street snd indiana Avenue.
mG-l-d2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
.yrNck PrE

Double f0uble, toll and tronbls;
Fire bur al fry-pan bubble;
Egg Of s.. spanish hen,
Powder a fi..h bruis cayenne
Sweet he I'll az full ~ moon,
Shred al - Ns1 with silver spoon:
Pinch % salt. and-dsrs's the hour:
Ounce Of the e; wheaton -four,
Butter sweet fri n nee meat fine,
Cut from Oh iae blscken'd chine,
ainglr, mioge, a. you can,
Ere transferring 10 The pan
DOubl', double. toll and tron,le
FIrc bum, and 'Ty-pan bubcieH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

"A Wisconsin paper saws that the oldes. man
in the world Is nos living IN Caledonia. IN that
state. His name is Joseph Crele, and biz age =
oue ihU co and thirty nine yeats lie has
lived 10 Wisconsin more than a century. and was
FIRST married in New Orleans, one hundred and
nine years ago. Some years aiterwards be set
tied Of Prairie ia Chen. while Wisconsin was
We; a province Of Fr4nce. Before the Ferolu-
tonsry war, be employed to carry letters be-
tween Prairie dn Chen and Green Bay /, i
but few years AGO he was called as witness in
the circuit court in q case involving the title TO
certain real estate IL Prairie d. Cblen, 10 give
testimony in relation TO events that TRANSFERRED
eighty years before he now resides with a
daughter, by his third wife, vho i over seventy
years OF age
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
The Internal Revenue.

The internal revenue report for 1868 has just
been published. from which We CLEAN some in
teresIing statistics. The states which paid the
largest amounts were in the following order:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

Which greatly facilitates the process Of teefhng by
softening rhe gums. reducing s' nfsmnstiOn will asy
ALL PAIN and spssmodic action, and :.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
TOBACCO, TOBACCO.
PLUG TOBACCO.

We respectfully invite the trace 10 call end er.r,ip.
car stock. We VII sell low II ret lower ,nsn he
sane stock can Be bsesht 10 this any ether srkss
mE0-da MYERS q oRuxNOyp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-20
Vow York market-.June 10.

C0TT0N-Dall at4I@42c for middling.
,FLOUR-Dull and lOc lower; 90 2090 IS for extra
Stale; TO S5g7 90 for extra round hoop Ohio; " O60
50 fox trade brands-market closing heavy.
WHlSKY-Dull: Western o. 02@2 %.
WHEAT-Dull and closes at I@ lower; Racine
Spri, y 50 OF choice No. Amber Milwaukee u 45-
an eXtreme White Michigan about % 20. N
RlE-Quiet. 't-I. 5.t ~ M U--f
BARLEY-Dul and nominal.
CORN-Heavy and 3aD4c lower; 10000 for mixed
| western; Ole for kiln dried; zoo for damaged do,
0OATTSGoIDull and &c lower; Th@7sc for Western.
| SUGAR--Quiet; Cuba Muscovado lo,z9IlK.r
MULASSES-Dull. -,
PETROLEUM Quiet and firm ut 941S@S5c, for
crude 5l@531ac for refined in bond, and 70&73c for
| free do. e. p .IUt NJ '''stT W. Ta
W00L-Dull.
a, PORK-Dul. s27 e2H@2s 90 for new mess,
closing at S27 62s regular way; $24 5o9a5 90 for 63
| and 49, do cash and regular way; SlS 6091e 90 for
prime; $40 0o920 50 for prime mess. Also ~ 10 bbls
new mess, for June and july ers option e25 so
| G27 so
EBEEF-Dul at $40 OOSl4 90 for plain mess, and
$l2 00t9l6 90 for extra mess.
| BEEF HAMS-Firm at SOB O892T 80.
| CUT MEATS-Steady at ll9l3Hc for Shoulders,
and l5d II Sc for Hams. l-- '.S
| ~ LARD--Dulland heavy at l5Z919Ic.
| BuTTER-Quiet at 20a3Oc for Ohio and 22933c
| for State
CHEESE-In demand atsel5c for common to
| prime. '.''.'.