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The men themselves 70 q gusrd-house or prison.
when prisoners are frst brought in, they are put
there until they can be sent on 10 other prisons
or gu.rd. houses. or can be tried or disposed Of.
7, !. q place in charge Of the Provost Guard.
% Were the men placed there By order OF
General BntlerI
"a. They we're placed there By bis Provost
Msrshsls and officers 10 many instances there
vas nothing az oil 10 shov BY whom they we're
put there. 1 have not only ordered an examina
lion 20 be made Of all the prisoners there. but
intend sending inspectors to make al eIsmns-
ton Of prisons 10 all the other departments with
authority TO correct all such abuses that they
NAV find
by the chairman:
90. Ism glad OF that There are too many
cases Of that kind. not only in the army down
there, but here and elsewhere.
"A. Il may Be so without my kno sing IL, or
even being able to correct it entirely"
Nov, We thind 10 will occur 10 all reasonable
persons that q military incompetent aud
blunderer, such a. Gen. Butler has shown him
self 10 be. Who has been proven guilty Of such a
malicious abuse Of power % this, should be mod
est in giving advice, and that. IL be we're not
summary dismissed from the military service,
be ought, at least, 70 be allowed TO aide With the
greatest possible expedition, and certainly not
restrained from resignation.
Those Who understand the inside WORKS OF
publciahairs will have no difficulty 10 detecting
that General Butler Is not 90 anxious TO have
Lee and JEFF Davis executed, as TO excite The
public against General Grant He has not had
fair chance at Grant. He was just opening the
war upon him in Washington last winter when
the fail of Fort Fisher overwhelmed him for the
time. And the next thing was the crushing
campaign which caused the surrender Of Lee,
and the collapse Of the rebellion. Tha, was a
rough circumstance for Butler, as be had Sc.
himself up against Grant. But the Lieutenant
General received the surrender Of Lee aud his
army on certain terms tha; be and the nation
are bound in military honor, and By the COM
mon sense of common justice, to observe so
Butler, who can claim none of the credit
of causing the overthrow of the military
power OF the rebellion, comes in hot and
heavy for the punishment OF the Conquered
and characterizes the terms granted Lee IA per
hitting him "to retire to his home in Virgins
like another Cincinnatus"-whichis q dig Al
General Grant. Making choice between Genera
Grant and General Butler, as representative men
ADD determining which is the man Of solid worth
and q safe counselor in times Of public danger,
will always. for sensible people. be as simple and
easy process, as to decide which Of them is mos
entitled to a bright page in history. as the mai
who earned the gratitude of his country men by
bis services in putting the triumphant conclusion
to the terrible war of the American revolution.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

the reclamation, aud hs Stipulation becom>s
Therefore. q dead letter" Chit Deb 400"
And Mr.. LrscoIS. In bis fret Inaugural, told
them. "st the came time. the candid citizen must
confess that If the policy of the Government;
upon the vital questions efecting the whole peo-
pie i to be irrevocably fixed by decisions Of the
Supreme Court, the instant they are made, as In
ordinary litigation between partie. in personal
actions. the people will have ceased to be their
own masters, having to that extent practically
resigned their government Tito the hands Of that
eminent tribunal" This vas precisely the ar
gumeut of the South Carolins nullifers when
they asserted that they hid right to disregard
the decision Of the Supreme Court as to the
constitutional power Of Congress to enac, PRO
tective tariffs. charter banks. &c.
The men Of the South further replied to Mr.
sHraxAs that they had appealed to the minis
ters OF Northern religion. and had been answer.
cd that the men OF the South we're man -stealers
soul murderers. IN -orlhy Of any resting place
this side Of hell as nothing In this world was baC
enough for them;" that they had appealed to eI
PtiteuScp anu lousu lnot bhOse fuo ttaineu theh
rights under the Constitution had increased from
the solitary Lloyd Garrison to the numberless Re
publican party; that away back 10 1892. Nor
thern and Eastern" dreamers struck on. the ide,
Of abolishing, at Zone fell svoop," negro slavery
in the other half of the Union By singular apti
tude this idea coslesced, at once, with religious
fanaticism, when Charm of powerful trouble
becsm firm and good" The ambitious leaders
of political party the Republicans eagerly
made court to this great and CROWN G element o
strength. succeeded in the wooing. and wer'
placed a, its head. II Scots Aut p. Ia. AnC
hence. in the language of Scott on another page
came oil our woe"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29
The Dangers OF Centraiization-Too
much Governmenf

The New York Post Is beginning to stand
aghast at the character which the Federal Gov
eminent is to assume il the radical. are TO have
their way. aud thus draws it to the life:
Architect. engineer, school master, merchant,
theologian, Lady Bountiful in every parish, a
raul Try 10 every house, spying. eayesdropping.
relieving. sdnonshing. spending our money for
Us ana choosing our opinions for us."
Then referring TO a particular phase of the
strong Government" which ignores the State
and the Family, il SAYS:
Among the signs Of this dangerous DISPOSE
ton TO consolidate all power and Influence in q
single head. We find one 10 q tract just issued by
the Loyal Publication Society, most useful in
strumentality, in which We least expected 70 see
the error. Ii is entitled Some Reasons for the
immediate establishment Of National Sys-
ten OF Education for the United States" a
bene violent gentleman OF Medlord, Massachu-
settle Mr. Charles Brooks. Is the author of it.
and It expolnGs the needs. The nature aud bene-
hts of thoroughly organized and military
system OF schools comprising the most sle-
mentary gymnasia and normal schools, and the
highest colleges and universities. Without dis
pensing with the existing free schools of the
townships. the writer proposes. il We understand
him, to connect them together into one frame
"Ofhg W auu W hutu uumocf VI osasc COi-
leges, and then 10 supermpose upon these several
national universities, aud the whole TO be under
the supervision and control Of q Secretary Of
Public Instructions. who Is also member OF the
Cabinet His model for this plan is the school
system of Prussi, which has been very extrsva-
gantly praised By Victor Cousin and others
compounded with some features of the French
Academy. which he also admires. under the in
sprstion of Guizot Mr.. Brooks and the Loyal
Publication Society We trust will forgive US, bu
let tell them at once that the entire conceptior
is puerile and absurd
But why not a national system Of educs
ton as well as national" systems for score o
enterprises of political and industrial character
to viii ch the Post readily gives its assent TIL,
Post yields the principle involved in certain
cases. How then can it complain if the cen
tralization theory is carried to its eItrem.
| lmits9
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The senians-Speech of Col. O'ua.
honey.


A great Fenan parade and picnic lately took
place at New Haven. Conn, at the close of
which the following brief speech was delivered
by Col. JoHN O'MAHoNEY, the Head Centre of
the Brotherhood. Ii is as follows:
"BRoTHER FESIASs, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
Pleased and proud as | am to witness the gene
rous, enthusiastic and splendid department that
have characterized this successful and edifving
demonstration, and grateful as l feel for your
warm reception, cannot forget, and will ask
you not TO forget, that speech making is not one
of my attributes. | am a man of wor. s. not
words. Cheers While have many things
to say to my trusty co-workers, the Centres, and
men of Connecticut here assembled, | do con-
ceive that you will pardon me if, on this public
occasion, | refrain from details which might
compromise our partders 10 another land; men
who have done all their duty so faithfully aud
heroically [Cheers Engaged, as | have
been since my very boyhood. in movements for
Irish independence, il is safe to say that have
never once INDUCED in sansuine predictions nor
urged upon my countrymen single hope not
founded on data reliable and well con-
sidered. lCbeers | weigh we'll nv words,
then, when / say to you that this presen,
movement has, at home and abroad, at
this day attained status calculated in every re-
spect TO cheer the worker and silence the critic
Loud cheers Let Us not forget that it is only
oy the hardest toll the part OF the faithful few
that this result has been reached, and il is only
by continued and redoubled exertions that our
native land may be enabled to vndicate her
claims, and to assert and maintain before the
world, as a nation, the manhood which strength
ems the hearts and snews of the national work
| ers. Cheers True men of New Haven, go
then, to your homes, and, nspirited by the facts
by this time in your possession. and stimulated
by the noble example OF your wives and daugh-
tiers, who rejoice 10 find scarcely second to
yourselves in zeal and devotion, prosecute your
praiseworthy efforts. and invite every man who
is not recreant to the test principles of freeman,
| to embrace and sustain your doctrine and at
once Cheers If each man discharges his
whole duty promptly and well, promise you
that ere long We will pass through the great or
deal, which is not far of. with our flag flying and
our poor country at last and effectually re-
deemed" Amid a burst OF enthusiasm the
Colonel retired
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

A Free Love Circle" was recently broken
up at Langus. Mass.
The Military prison at Louisville has been
enptied OF its occupants, and will be closed Up.
Skaters will be glad 20 learn that BY q recent
invention . skate has been made which will con-
tain hot brick.
"A little girl in Homer. N. Y, va. recently
eaten up BY a pet bear. The bear Was very fond
of the little girl.
Ladies patronize tho faro hanks a. Saratoga
this summer. Ii is the latest foreign fasho y
from the German watering places.
The principle Of law laid down BIZ old Chief
Justice Chase Hale may be reasserted 10 our day:
If court martial puts . man TO death in time
Of peace the officers are guilty OF murder"
The Miss AcFlimseys who have pretty
ankles will be grstified 70 learn that the fashion
makers are trying TO introduce the peasant
skirt, which does Lot reach the ground by seve-
raj inches
One of the patients atshe Worcester. Mass
Insane Asylum, labors under the delusion that he
has been dead several yeirs and looks with con-
tempt upon other patients who have never had
the honor TO die
Father Walter has been requested by the
Archbishop of Baltimore TO cease all contro
versy relative to Mrs. Surratt 8 innocence This
ends the matter, and prevents a reply to General
Hardle's letter, recently published
"A policeman in Buffalo has been fined 81
and costa for forcing a man in q horse car TO give
bis seat to a lady. The Court said ladies had no
more privileges than men, and, moreover when
treated clvily, were not profuse in acknowledge
men.. The law has spoken
-Zacharah Chandler, United States Senator
from Michigan, reports the largest income in
Detroit So. $50. Charles Fargo is the next,
Sb2,O3o. Lewis Cass. who was generally sup
posed TO be worth millions, il reported as having
an income OF but $20,747. Thirty-two other
persons return incomes of between 500 900 and
SOU and sixty one between $40 600 and $40, :
900.
Returns to the Revenue Department of Chi
csgo show forty nine wholesale firms in that CITY
who did business last year ranging from half a
million to nearly seven millions of dollars The
heaviest is Palmer, Potter & Co sc, 1874 900:
the next, Farwell, Field & Co q. SIS 464. 900: and
the next, Bowen Brothers, 81, 1855, 000-sll in dry
goods
The New Orleans Picayune thinks thai the
quantity Of sugar that will be produced in Lou
isians this year. will not much exceed the crop
oil 1868, 10000 or / 600 hogsheads Ii 10
proved that there will he such a loss of seed cane
as 10 render extensive planting impossible for
several years The annual crop in that State
before the war exceeded 400 900 hogsheads
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29
NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS

Ii persons inde6 ed 10 the Sinking Fzns hereby
IN notified that all lands moTtgaged to said fund and
whics interest has been paid m ADVANCE for the
present year viii be advertised for sixty DAYS previous
and offered At public sale the second Tuesday in
December next.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners
W II. TALBOT, President.
July Is, 1855.
1.-THE following named newspapers win please pab-
sh the above dveriscment in their weekly the
amount Of 7tco Ddrs and forward copy Of paper and
bill to this Office, viz
Register and Republican, Lawrenceburg Courier Mad
ison; Journal and Demokrat Evansville; Journal aud
Express, Terre Hsute; Democrat, Princeton Press.
Greencastle Palladium, kchmond Sentinel Fort
SUM- vineennes JonrnAi, Lafayette; Review, CrawfOrds
vle Democrat, Goshen; Unisn. Laporte Standard An
derson kage, Decatur Republican. reensburg: senii-
mel, Rochester; Democrat and Republican, Plymouth;
Democrat Monticello; Republican, Nashville; Volunteer.
Sheloyville; Democrat, Huntington: Ledger, New AL
bany; Democrat, Salem; Democrat Columbus; Register
St Joseph Republican, Valparaiso Post Columbia CITY;
Indianian Bloomfield; Democrat, Franklin Reporter,
Cannelton; Democrat. Corydon: Democrat. Rockport:
Union, Danvile; Crescent, Frankfort Times, Delphi;
Pharos, Logansport; Courier, Newcastle; Owen County
Journal. Spencer; Democrat, Upton; Revee, yevay
lyls-d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

TIC IUIIVNIHb "IV oeDSeHNSS Vt NVuEs 4"
tial at HooKERs headquarters in New York:
Matt. Anderson, Third United States Infsn
try. sentenced TO be branded with the letter ID
length one inch and half. etc, etc.
Charles b. Harris, Eleventh United States
Infantry, sentenced to be branded on the left hip
with the letter ID, three inches"
The French Courier, familiar with the practice,
under European monarchies, is Mortified at these
sentences, while our own journals have becom,
so used to acquiescing in the dongs of the mill
tary that they pass them over in silence
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

The people OF ST. Louis are promised de.
lightful squabble over the Sunday law. The
police have been instructed to enforce il. and on
Sunday last they reported several beer houses
for keeping open contrary to Law. This caused
quite commoiion among the German popula-
ton and Others who are addicted TO beer. The
matter will probably be tested before the courts.
There 10 also law against billiard playing ou
Sunday. The Hebrew merchants were also noti-
fed to close their stores on Sunday The matter
excites quite q sensation in the city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

Tho PGblicite. OF Msrseilles. France. an
nounces new kind Of strike-thit OF bachelors
Not fewer than sir thousand young men Of tha,
place. between the ages of twenty aud thirty,
held meeting in the open air little way out OF
the town. and entered into an agreement not to
ask any young woman 10 marriage until a com
plele change shall have been made in the man.
ner OF living. and particularly 10 the dress OF
the fairer sex. The young men insist on
greater simplicity in every respect, and a 70
turn to the more modest habits of . century OF
two ago.
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Relief and Health to Ysur Infants.

We have put up and sold this article for ears
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of IL what
have never been able 20 Of other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T VALID IN SINGLE INSTANCE 10
EFFECT CURE, when timely used Never did
know instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used
il. On the contrary, all delighted with its opera
tons, and speak In terms Of Of magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW" after 20 years experience,
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR TIE FULFIL
ARNT OF WHAT VIZ HERE DKCLARD. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found In heen orfwenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered
Full directions for using win accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PER.
KINs, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
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vantages: HIS instincts ere on toe side Of free
dom and Of Protestantism, he is more snscepti-
bic Of culture. and be is not the tool of priest or
laymsn. The gift OF franchise 70 the black In.
sLres the perpetuity OF free education and reli-
gion in our land. Give the black man . vote and
every Southern State will be loyal. every Nor.
thern State true TO freedom. Refuse him The
franchise, and the rebellion will not be ended
with the generation which gave IL birth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29
A BENEFAcrREss.

There is woman in the public eye whose name had
all along been associated. in mind with the s'Ysn-
kee, ~ Quack," and "Humbug" But IL no longer.
and we desire TO wrest her from ell such pcious
associations In all other minds. whatever notions ve
may have Of womanly delicscy and propriety will
all admit that woman alone 10 the Nurse-ths good
Nurse-the best Nurse. Whistler shall have Female
Physicians or not, Is question which be decided
by time and principle, and matter Of taste Pride
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves for ifthere is really want there viii also be
supply IN there be caling," there will be q coming.
Nature and human society always self supplying,
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cannon
prevent.
Mrs. winslow does not wish TO treat you gentlemen
Nor does she prescribe regimen for your wives but
she modestly appears as messenger ofhesth and hap
piness TO your infants in the cradle Is there anything
improper In thstf Nurse Of 80 years, experience
can boldly say what IL is not good for babe, and
ought to be listened to- God speed her on her humble
and happy mission. She IL the most successful oh
clan and mos enectua benssctress little ever
enjoyed-her doting parents not excepted. Just open
the door for hsr, and Mrs Wnslsw prove the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF this
are sure, that will teach 'susy' to ssy "A
Blessing on Mrs. winslow"-for helping her 70 survive
and escape the gripping, colicking and testhine siege
We confirm every word forth IN the prospectus II
performs precisely what processes TO perform, every
part OF t-noth.ng less-Away with your Cordial %
farog ORC, Drops, " "Laudanum," and every other
by which the bAbeis drugged into so pIdity
and rendered dull and idiotc for life
We have never seen Mrs. winslow know her only
through the preparation Of her "seothine syrup for
make her. a. she IS physical savior
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29
SPECIAL eau TON.

The great peyuisriiy u hrs. winsie~'s Soothing
syrup for children tsethng. has lntaeed unprin<ipsi
poss. IN s6verssing Which thsy have ouy eopsed
advertisements and notices from the yress but ksv~
copied eertinesiss and letters IRON elerKynsn snt
sshsrA sAsing sshsf 70 gsnsiDs ssrtlnsAsss
uDw9 ssu fDN.tsrs. 0oeT-l0mAvoD-n
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no yorLyT worm pprrur

DO NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETwEEH
pour suffering child and the relief that will absolute
" sure 70 follow the use Of MRS. wlssLOws sOOTH-
ING SYRUP IL correots acitty o. the stomach relieves
vino ehelic regulates the bowels. softens the gsms
givesrestt to the mother and health to thechnd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. wIrsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP, for children teethins IL has been
used for 30 years with failing safety and success
by millions Of mothers for their children.
acidy Of the stomach, relieves wind choic regulates
the bowels and gives rest health and comfort mother
and child. once No. 80 Day street. New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

"A. 7. Stewart, Of New York. Is building q
residence to cost at present estimates, 81 200 OO0
though IL IL expected 10 run up TO q higher
figure. To secure site for this structure. he is
tearing down one Of the dness pslatisl resideu.
ces 90 Fifth avenue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

The folosing 10 an extract from letter ~dttsn BIZ
the Rev > = Hom', pastor Of the Pierrepont Street
bsptH Church, brookiyn, N. Y. 20 the Journal and
Messenger, Cincinnati o. and speaks volumes IN fs.or
SOOTHING syrup, FOR CHILDREN TRETHING;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

wIssl0w's SOOTHING SYRUP. N0-. Ne never ssld
wore In favor Of patent medcine before IN our lifs
ee ne feel compelled 20 year readers that this 70
no hunbng ne have tried IT, and know u 10 be ell h
claims. Ia probably enc Of The most successful mstl
ctnes Of the DAY. because h ts one 81 the best AID
those Of your readers vhe have babies cant do better
than lay In supply"
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Rest, Health and Comfort 10
Mother and Child.

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for ehildrsr
teethng. sotens the gums, reduces Inflammation al
lays all pain, and wind choc. Perfectly safe in
all cases. We would say 20 every mother who has .
suffering child, do not LEI your prejudice the preiu-
dices Of Others stand between you and your suffering
sure-to follow the Of this medicine iftney used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29
M EDlCAl,
DISEASE OF THE HEART.

SYSPTOAS Pa pitaton, FulIness and Incompressi.
- bility, and choking sensation analogous to thai
experienced in painful emotion when an effort is made
to refrain from weeping, pan between the shoulders
back, numbness in either arm. Second Stage-Fits
Paralysis, ST. Vitus' Dance.
cure OF this diseae is usually effected In l2 hours
DR. H. Address, DIR. HALSTED, indianapolis.
p. o. Box 90 Onlce, 63 South Meridian street
jy29-dly
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Price only IS Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery.

The following Is from letter written sy
the Rev. X. z. Weiser TO the German Reformed Mes
seRger. at Chambersburg. Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

ID Il q q q Il -.
lon JOSEPH 4. MCDONALD, Indianapolis, Indiana
7" JOHN X. C0FFR0fH, Huntington. Indiana.
" WIN. DALE, New York City
" JOSEPH w. NEwLlN, Attica, Indiana
" JOS. RiSTlSE. Covington, indiana.
T.. NJ MCDONALD, Covngton, Indiana.
1" DAVID WEBB, Covington, Indiana.
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For the State Sentinel
Public Men md Public Affairs-NO. 4

FELLOW CITIZENS: propose to make to you a
few unstudied remarks upon public men and af-
fairs And, first, of
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PETEOLEu M.
PETROLEUM VI.
WABASH PETROLEUM !
AND
COAL INNING co,
Ar
COvINGTON N, IND
Capital STOCK, $3,2jO,OOO,
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $50
Each.
INCORPORATED UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF INDIANA

WILLIAM DALE, of New York, President,
JOSEPH RISTlNE, Covington, Vice President.
w. ID. KERR, Secretary,
JAMES W. KING, Treasurer.
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

Which greatly facilitates the process OF teethfns ~
softenng the gums, reducing ali will ailay
ALL PAIN and spssmodic action, sn1Ls