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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

rE-The rage at present is water cure Eve
rybOdy-that is, everybody who can afford it
20 to water cures Shoddyites, petroleumites
retired business men. attorneys dvnes, philoso
piers, gamblers. aud fast men generally, with
their wives and families, and gegawed females
luxuriate at water cures. L, is the prevailing
style. People must 60, or else they are ta0ooed
from geuteel society. A water cure is water
cure no matter where situated, and the medical
properties of Mnnowau or the Orange Springs are
just as eficaeious in patching up broken down
constitutions and Graduating disease induced
from dissipation "a the famed Saratoga or New
port They may not be quite go arstocratc,
but this little defect ia caused from the, "a yet,
local reputation of the aforesaid. We advise all
TO 90 to the Springs Ii is genteel and il ia arts
t0cratic and certainly these the two controlling
ideas now a-days Then tie associations are 80
nice You can read profound metaphysiciaus,
witty poets, subtle PHILOSOPHERS, aud brilliant
historians. You can dance. play cards. prone
made and. between times. drink deeply OF the
sparkling and invigorating nectar. such alone as
Hebes brewed and Gods drank
Men can gamble, run horse races six days in
a week. and praise Him from whom all bless
ings how" on the Sabbath. Ii you cant 20
yourself. do the next best thing send your wife
and then go on clark" in her absence. and en-
terrain your bail companions at the "iestal BOARD
Ger nights While your better hall is-gOod
noman--ndulgiug herself in little gossip at
the Springs. do you cafry out the New York fash.
ion of making lovcto pretty waiting maids. cause
It's the style, and "a u man OF fashion you must
keep up at the risk OF nufing your reputation.
or else the other alternative OF losing your posi-
ton in good society At present we have n
friend At the Springs-there are two Of them. and
We write IL in the plural-who has promised to
send us. row aud then, account OF things
generally He went with n neutrazer and
there is no danger of the aqua pura overcom-
ing him, one of his cardinal virtues are 10 i'm
bibe water in homeopathic doses In order TO
attain the degree of being a-mildly drawn
fool and sDob, go to the Springs and get
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
7.3O LOAN.

These notes are Issued under dss fJsy Is 1885, sad
ara payable three years from thai IN currency or
are convertible ct the option Of The holder into
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
JOB PRINTING.
CITY IT z ~ S

sz-A heavyrain fell in this region Ia, sven
ing
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SCENES AT THE EXECUTION,

dc. &c. ac. &c. DC.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

DlR z r DIS:
=. A. FLKfcnEa, Ss., Y. J. PscK.
W. H. TALsorT, AocuLA JosEs,
A. L. RoAcns. OtfvEs TorsEr.
A. X. vprox. TnonAs A hoaan,
WfLfIAn HExpgaseB.
Occe al present In the Stalking fund B1flng corner
of Penn y wanna street and Virginia avenue.
UPrhe patronage OF The public n solicited.
Wa. HENDERSON. Prssstetf.
Aisx. c. JAnssox, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

tTs- Mr.. William Johnston. Of tho firm OF
Munson ( Johnston while on a visit to Laporte
with "A number OF friends. was accidentally shot
in the head-the party being engaged in shoot
iug at mark. Tho wound though painful is
not dangerous. and the unfortunate William will
be at home ia good condition in a few days The
accident occurred on Friday last. and reports
we're in circulation on Saturday unfounded OF
course. hat the wound had proved fatal. "Chil-
dren should not play with edge tools" or shooting
irap
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
NORFOLK UNDER MARTIAL LAW.

GUERRILLAs AT FRANKLIN. La.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

~ Those Who manage the street railway
display reverence foe the eancuty OF the Sab
bath day decidedly refreshing and We regret that
other corporations have not the same regard for
The fret day OF the week as the citizen railway
company. IL Is true the company run their care
on sunday as on other days: but then this l.
simply for accommodation, and not, Of course. Go
bring IN return Of the filthy lucre. Being a
corporation TO promote the welfare Of Indiana
polls. they diligently strive To attain that end. so
much 80 that not dsy Il taken for relaxation or
suspense, bu. steadily thro, bout the whole
seven their cars are seen gliding along the vsri
Gus tracks. loaded with thankful passengers. Who
esteem IL a blessing, a. well as a privilege. TO be
permitted TO pay FIVE cent shnplaster for a
short ride This il all right. and IL does rs good
TO see Il: bu, what strikes us as piece Of
strained observance of the day is the nominating
otthebeli attached TO each horse, on Sunday. and
rs ineessant juggling on secular days. IL won't
DO 10 profane Sunday in that way The tintin
Ambula.ion OF the bell is stopped on, OF respect
OF course
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

$50 Col and Chief OF Ordnance Of Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
The Only Loan in Market
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.

Now offered by the Government, and lie superior al
vantages make Il the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

Pic. Me Oh rHE FENIAS BROTHERHOOD The
annual pic mic OF the Fenian Brotherhood will
take place at Greenwood, on Wednesday, the
10Th inst Cara will leave the Union Depot at
O'Clock A. N. Fare for the round trip 10 cents
Tickets can be procured Of the Committee or at
the Depot oh the moraing of the excursion Pro
fessor Gresh's band has been engaged Every
arrangement has been made to make il pleas
ant affair, and there no more delightful en-
tertainments given than those gotten M by the
Brotherhood There Is no more agreeable way
To spend these hot DAYS than IN the woods, in
haling the pure air aud dancing upon the green
swsrd Order will be preserved. and tickets will
not be sold to any improper persons. nor will
thew he allowed on the premises
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

Closx Or Tux DRAuArIc SEASON Saturday
evenings entertainment closed the dramatic sea
sou of the Metropolitan Theatre. OF this city.
which will not sgain be opened until September
lth. The recent season has been ia all respects
a most successful one. and Ia the untiring en-
ergy and personal worth of the popular manager.
Mr. W. II Riley. is the success mainly attribu
ted Under his management the Metropolitan
has built up a reputation not surpassed. u ap
preached. by any theatre Ia the West. aud while
probably he has been quite fortunate in posses
sing stock company of rare dramatic talent
numbering among it, actors such men as White
Hight. Rand. Rivers and Hodges. and actresses
a. Mrs Riley. Mrs Hodges. Miss Cushman
Mrs. Moore and the Misses Mayhem, neverthe-
less TO his efforts is due the NEED OF Iri ise
The closing OF the season leaves void la the
way of amusements that cannot be filed. aud
our people will welcome the reopenng. under
the auspices of Sir Riley. with an addition to
the present excellent company. with an add.
tional interest. Ii il the design of Mr. Butsch
TO thoroughly repair aud reft the Metropolitan
during the vacation. involving an outlay ofsome
four or 1ve thousand dollars.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

LATER FROM EUROPE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

the virtues OF Bulls CKpkoN BIrrxRs, any such there
be- read the following certificate frsm gentlemen well
known In this community and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army Will the
ttxe. ~ IN Of our soldiers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
90. u
Gen, Joseph E. johnston.

We have always besn "a ardent nssamirsr of this
iliustrious clicftain. He has no superior on this
continent, either in the qualities great
1napdcr, or IN the cha acteristics of lofty patri-
ctism. Through evil and good rerort, and even
whom the victim of n.grant injustice, he has been
firm in his adhesion to the cause Of his country.
Some people may blame him for his htc surren-
der, Such proceeding would bS iRscnsatc folly.
Under. existing ciroumstunees, hadnhs not sur
rendered, Norlh Carolina, South Csrolina, Flori-
da and Georgia woald have been, b. Fall, as dss-
cla:e and devastated as the Carnatic after the
hellisi raid OF Hydcr Ali. Our entire wheat crop
would not hare suifce:i to forage tho Yankee cav
airy, even had they marched through our coun-
try in the most peaccablo manner; md by octo-
bcr our women aGd children would have been dy-
irg Of famine. The alternative wasn vcry bitter
one, but. .Gen. Lee and Gen. Johnston have bplh
acted rom dictates Of wise, dignided and philau-
thropic patriotism. These two veteran captains
deserve our manifest sympathy, but not one word
Of blame. ''''s$
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I,nsneal,ably Sad.

e Vow, Il, the eleventh hour Of the war, when
such sacrifices are apparently SO Yain,, our hon.
ored townswoman. Mrs. lIESnr R: sFAEs, is
called upon to mourn the untimely death Of au-
other Ron, the second THAI has died for the South
WALTER Sp4as, member Of Co. X, End Rest.
S. C. Artillery, died at Greensboro, NC, on the
- ofSthc past month. Of Typhsid Rneumonia
contracted in camp. This young soldier, rot
more than twenty years Of nge at the time Of his
death, had boen married about fonr months, and
had Spent but enc week with his. youthful bride
Tins has passed away from car'hthe spirit of {
noble Christian patriot A young man true in
Ill the relations of lfc The bitter, bitter tears
of his loved ones will aver bedew his memory,
and angels will watch his sleeping dust. Oh
mother, wife, sister, brothers! sad 'ihourners
stay the 'ilo Of your ,nus'rsa'l0 grief Lot tho
declaration Of the pious David console you. We
shall go TO l.iw, but be shall not return to u.s."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
orr Returned Soldiers.

Monday last VAS sa,o d>y, 'qal our streets wore
full os lately returned Officers snd Soldiers, mem
bers Of woll nigh nyery proud Regiment which
won't out frrm old Edgsfcl'l. We Welcome these
brave veterans bacs to thu soil Of Edgefeld. Our
people open their hearts and arms to reccivs
them. Their prayers ascend to licayon for their
future welfare, aad their gratitude is ready to
crown them With honor. We are justly proud of
thc-r noblo settlers. They have not their peers
on tLe vide earth. Eosge or country has ever
boosted troops 50 distinguished hy the refined
courtesy oI gentlemen. combined with the highest
qualities OF s.ldicr= and patriots. They haYe laid
,lown their s:rs it is true, tut. they did it
only al ,ka command of iheir great leader--and
,!on. uuwiiiingly. Their eouscieneos. are clear.
When ihe last chapter in the glorious history of
the Army Of Northern yiEginil came, they vere
tlere, arms,in hand and FACES 10 the foo. =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
Kind Words.

PASCAL has bsartifplly said Kind wordsEeyer
blister the rguror ,irsit And va meyer hssFd
Of ono mental trouble arising from this quarter.
Though they do'notcost much, yet they accom-
plish much Phey hOlp ones good nature and
good will. Soft words soften our soul. Angry
words are f,ie to ths incl OF wrath, and make the
blake Gcse ierse. Hind words make other people
good nasqrca. Cold words ffeesa people, and hot
words seorch them, and bitter words make them
bitter, aud wrathful words mako them Frathful.
Thepo is srph r rusl Of oh those kinds of words
n.our days, that 1t seems desirable to give kind
words among them. There ere vain vards,snd
ilS wvr.ls, ana empty w"rdsrand pro!ane word,.
-, wArlik. wor,i,. Kind words also produce
luy.t y,a ,.4aSl ri iesn's eouIa. Andn beautiful
in "a i. il Taey sea,i3 az; juift, eaa fopifort
th- ...:1cr. Tl.t5 sham, I'm Ou' q his sour,
mo o.o, unkud f9oiinss SC have not yet begun
to use kind words 10 such '.buniaco rs thoy ought
to be usod.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03

be occupied, and the elements of rebellion
they contain are too-rife torbe left to them
selves. They may be penetrated i every
direction, bul are do not see how ttey ate n 1,c
hsld or snbldei. 1t remains to beseen whether
W. are wrongin these anticipations. . .
When weare shown to be- so, ,sisiwilfSbe
time to hannt usswfth our mistakes, and. con-
sidering The confident assurances of imuledi-
ate victory, which have been uttered by the
so called friends of the North >ever since the
beginning of. war which has already lasted
-four yea7s, We do. not see-who is to, throw the
first stone at us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
Give, Them u Grand Barbecue.

We mean our soldiers now resurning hoIus
TIE end Of this great struggle moy notbs exactly
what we expected, butthcsemcaat at least have done
he;r duty. Others mny hayp fallen short, but these
s,co can lpsk teir wives, their children their pa
.rcats, hrotbers, listers swqtthearts in the face
,wi,,.optsu,tpse OF shame, bnt witlethe conscious
manhood djrspi,sdsby the sweet reflection that they
haze dune their duty--n Sonseiousness worth moro
than g.ld ore precious than lifeiiselt. Yes, give
them a grand barbecue, and let them meet to-
re,he. aud talk over their hair breadth scapes
in th' Imminent dea;ly breach" Will not every
heart in Edge6eld respond 1'beraliE:td saeh tssk
oe loyc aud hoaor to cor b-aye boys? VIII no!
all our ;4 sls ia!,c pride il giving this ein' ex-
preston Il their aegreSi4'6a Of the ardu'ns, and
toilsouc and dangerous services thar these brave
men. Lsva rcndcred to ,hsir country ;Tako the
mater in Eaue, Gono Of you, active: managing,
liberal men, and push it ferEard at once Lot
thcre be not only beef, niationflsioat hams, iur-
.tevs geese, dasiis and chickens; hss lot the
cakes, pies, ruddings and custards be like the
s,nl upon tho scs.ffo;o f"f multitude
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
The wasbiugton Tragedy.

There is no longer ii .dow of donbt concern
ing President Lircoln's death. If Secretary
Seward is dead, the news (tha: is an, thing rclia
ble) has not resched Us; we are under the i'm
preston he is recovering. A rumnr Ia, now cur
rcrt on our streets that Andy johnson and thrqp
Of his cabinet have been assassinated. We do
deem the report entitled to ap iDta of sr"ait.
a gentleman from Savannah says tie Federal
officers in that city sta;e that mono OF the actors
in the Warrington :trsgely hage as yet bean
caught. i-'a->-
A late, Savannah paper, however, contains a
dispatch from Hilton Head which ary' the party
who nbbed Seward 'wns lawyer uanod Long,
Of Richmond. Tho dispatch staies that he bas
been caught, and has confessed the wkolo-giv:ng
q full account Of the entire matter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
New Spelling and Reader.

We arc obliged to Mr.. 4. BLEAkLY, Publisher,
Of Augusta, Ga, for copy of a new and incslln- y
parably arranged speller and Ruadrr. The title
Of tho work is: 4The Confederate States Reader
mud Speller; j. its authnri is tho Rev. JouNN EE1f,
An Episcopal Clergyman of Augusta. Mr. NEELr
is teacher of long experience and much success,
and his new spcllsr and Reaier is most decided
Improvement upcr ali similar works with which
we aro acquainted. To be had Of A. BLBskIf,
Augusta, Ca.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03
The Bartering System:

Many Of our friends, much to our urgrati6catian,
continue to pay their subscriptions to the Adssrti-
ger in produce, &c; Annexed we publish list of
these sc ru rcn<, si.i:us nj tie ssme time that
man, oiner: may file. tha;r inoas liberal aud
priisewsrthy example:
Dr. Jas. a. Daflre,tvo bushels -yend. one peek
meal;
Mrs. L. Middleton, ono hushci meal;
Row. D. D. Brunson, two bus2cls oati
Mrs. r. Broadwatcr, one bushel meal for paper
AMI ole ine nan: Tor adyertisclpcnt;
Mr. Jas. Murrell, one fine young gobbler;
Col. John Denny, one large ham;
Mrs. II. B. Gallmau, 90 pounds uf sosp-a
cantai articlo
Sir. Jas. L. Mathis, ono bushc, peas;
AIR. Sem. Cartedge, orc bushel of superior
wheat;
Mr.. Silas Harrison, half bushel ground peas;
Mr.. W. .. Rountree, one bushel meal;
Ars. j. Williams, pounds butter;
Miss Ids Smith, pair socks;
Mrs Il. Chalmers, gallons choice sorghum
syrup;
And Mr. Sam. Gilmore, sends, us ono bottle
old rye whiskey.
1t Bhiskcy nov, bpt refined into toddy twill
be nectar. And when We have so refined il, wo
siIl drink bumper to the good and thoushtfei
friends who have sent US thsir subscriptions rs
ako7u. Remcmber, friends, that all the Aarerti-
ser fraternity are miserable non-produeersi and
II you want to gladden. :heir hearts aud stomach',
pay for you: paper iu something which can be
eater b5 ma1 or beast.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-05-03

Wi.lia Sr;j .cigh; i:ou:- !a;t, our people have
bern stattlsi s,l :ic.ts; hy ,idings which have
Jropy!; a;ta tia u an ictensity Of gain ami NOR
siGcaion out OF ;'c pgscr OF language TO express;
tiGipgs which carry cruciiixion 10 The soul Of
every Southern man who loves his country. On
The 2Gth Of April Con. JosRru.E- JOHNSTON snr-
rendered hi> VIII army conprisinsal tho Con-.
fedcratc troops in North carolins, South Carolina,
Florida and Goorsia, 20 Cen. snLnuAN. The
particulars of this surrender will be found elso-
whero in our issue of to-day. :, -
and now, it would be mbeeilcto shut cur eyss
to the fact. lawns in our national history what
VIC must still consider its darkest EZRA tho era
which renders re-anion with the Yankee naten
a probable ovcnt. This reunion howevor has
not yet taken place. Tho agreement between
Gems JOHNSTON and SHLaMAN relates purely to
the military matters under their control; us re-
la,cs to civil matters, the status of elayery. the
regulation Of the currency, &c. it diseloses moth
ing. Negotiations concerning these latter affairs,
and indeed for The adjustment Of The great diff
Guilty in an its Bearings, are supposed TO be ttill
SoiDS on f; den. bHECkESRlDGE coucuctiIS ''eu
ou our part We say snpposcd to%be going 0a,
Cor we know not Of e truth whether it be go or
not. This one thing is certain that the war, or
rather the fighting, is ended in Forth Carolina.
South Carolina, Florida and Georgia Gems.
TAYLOR and FoRREsr have large bodies of troops
in mississippi md Gen. KIRBr SAITH has large
and splendid army in the Trans Mississippi. Thcse
forces m"y yet renew the fight sand, Eithithe
help OF France, battle it QUIT successful end
Cod grant they may, is cur earnest prayer!
While We are still in such vortex of doubt
darkness and Uncertainty, Te will SAY no more
That is wisim to day may be. folly 10 morrow
Stormy swatnss md tempestnous wayss arc rel!ins
and sursins around us, and we may atili-Lavr
before US maey days Of bitterness, adyorsi'y any
trial: Or, for has itnot been sgnaliy provedto
us of late hownneertain is the future, it may be
quite otherwise. Gods band is not rhorteped
that it canne, save; neither his ear heavy that it
cannot hsdr.' AZ.
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p,eset;fc.s.ovqs n.


Pending tic neg s,;aiio;ia hc,s pilg- -es5ii- Z,
we !hnk II tic duty ol every n:an'e,r.o has
! sone<respeet for his manhood, Il prcser>ea
proper dignity of character and support tho
.GWernH,ent which has not yet abdicated it,
authority and title. If it be destined for lis
TO. submit to,a disastrous fate, as many pre-
d ct and believe. let us at leaSt submit with
something like roman fortitudc, aud thereby
win the applause Of friend and foe. One uf
| The worst aud most mortiGing-one of the
most debased. ami contemplate signs of the
! times is q too great alacrity ior bonds, an
absolute impa,ience for the contuerors brace
lets. .he prevalence Of such spirit amongst
apeople claiming to have some pride of ma
tionality or individual snoSility,, is an-awtul
documentary upNn the shailowness Of their
.pretensiun,, and amply sufficient 10 n'ske the
judicious grieve. Angels may indeed weep
.atthe gsoveaing,spec.acle, andglhe laughter
OF tends be it.ccho. II sa.,.
= 1t is not fos mcrtak to command success,
So runs the legend, .bnt they can DESERVE it.
We i,nplore our fellow -couutrymens4vsho arc
not lost to oil shame 10 demonstrate. by their
conduct that they richly deserved what they
could net command. SO far, We have won
the cammendation Of. the world for thesanc
tity Of our cause and the sturdy blows. We
have struck ini!s defence. H.we,g2 down.
let US goGown with honor, and notdisgrace
in our lastzmoments the fame Of . glorious
epoch. The North has won no laure!s in
this unholy,invason. Weliavewrested mary
from adverse fortune IF conquered've must
be, the cousoa.ioR remains that we have not
been conquered by the Yankees. We have
shown ourselves their betters upon every
even field, apd>it was hopeless, Job with
them until the universe was ransacked ior
merccnaries to- pit against u.s..
:, Let US then take heart from such rettec-
tons event in the moment of defeat. 1T was
written. OF Cesar that he Tas lastly slain;"
let it not be recorded OF the South that she
was rightoouslycxtinguished. Fer ourselves,
we make selemn, protest against the yield
ing of principle. We believe in its death
less,assertior::
:" Truth crushed toearth will rise again,
| The eternal years of God are hers $, g.
Eut Error, wounded, writhcs with pain,
>-Anl dies amid its worshippers."
2. Tsese. aref grand words coming from "a
Northern bard, and by them we are willing
to live and die. ,Fellowcitizens, be trne to
priucille. : 1t may be tfampled in the, dust
ior a. thousaud cycles, but will rise again to
the life everlasting. Above all, acqnit you
like men in this hour. Of suspense, and if you
must ,taH-fall like great hearts struggling
with misfortune--a spectacle for the gods
Augusta Constitationalist.