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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
SSrfsONG HAND

Az individual who styles himself RosERr
MosRrs. General Orgsnizng Asens. ). b -
attempts to explain away the charge shAt the
Strong Baud and Spartan Brotherhood. is a
secret political society" He says the objects
OF the association are Ito sid the disabled soldiers
aud seamsn; 10 provide for The FAM. les OF those
sho have lost their lives in their cdrGiEy's ser
vice; 10 gather W the trophies and relics OF the
for historical purposes. and 10 psrpetuA,e the
memory OF the heroic deeds of our soldiers IN the
defense OF The Union" These are all lsudable
objects, but what possible motive for secret
organizations 20 advance them. The General
Government. the State Governments. and open
organization Of citizens ere projecting AID exc
cutiog measure. 10 do tha, which covers the
Avoved purposes OF The "Stroag Band Ii that
is ALL IL the 5 B. has no other ends m view We
Can imagine No sane motive IN ge;iiuk up such
secret organization. There is none
But Mr. Moaas hints, indirectl, to bs sur.
that this 5. B. has some 0sbs' objects to accom-
pl.h than those he enumers,es aid which we
have given. Hssays:
There is in fact. no secresy or mystery
thrown over our movements: we cultivate dis
erection enough to guard our meetings from
thD.e who are notori0usly disloyal. sud that is
all"
But Why exclude even "disloy,l" person if
willing 10 contribute and forward truly patriotic
aud benevc.ent objects. No sensible person can
see any good reason
Another aliusion Of NJ. MoKKis shows tha,
hi- organz atom has other scheme, than ,bose 70
names. &c says:
81 trust ne shall Always maintain foy.lty and
prudence enough 90 avoid the unfortun,tr epds
that await secret political societies"
The political associates of Mr. MoEris charrei
that the sons OF Liberty" Va, sreasonAbl.
society. because il embraced military organic.
lion. This vas Governor MoIroSs sie~ OF the
case he said that . secret military Organization
not provided by the STATE. and subordinate 10 the
lave Of she State. was treasonabIe. The very
smiabls gsntlemao who sppeaded his name TO
the circular. but which vas sen, only to those
Who we're or had been connected With the Loyal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
Tho FUTURE Dangers Against which
President Johnson In Preparing.

A Washington correspondent thus defues the
future programme Of the President aud especially
the dangers against which he is preparing:
II am sure that President Johnson realizes that
the danger in our future il no longer from the
Southern remnants or from the doctrine Of State
Rights. These have been settled be also un
derstands that there Is no possible danger from
the outcries OF the extreme abotionists in favor
of universal suffrage The matter has been set
tied by the good sense OF the people. who have
determined to leave the question where il be
longs-to the citizens of the several States But
he does realize that the danger in the future OF
This country lies in the corruption OF its pubic
officers 10 the corrupt influences OF vast moneyed
corporations. There il danger from the men
who will manipulate the vast sums necessary to
build the Pacific railroad These men, By reason
of the contracts they will control. and the money
they will disburse, will DO dangerous elements IN
future legislation at Washington.
The great moneyed corporations under tie
national banking law are also al element OF dan
ger because their united action il Il feared, will
he more than enough for the virtue of the best
Congress that ever sat here. The great holders
of the public debt. also. will be likely to exercise
undue influence upon Congress IL is realized.
too. shat we are only in the beginning now OF
great financial enterprises and adventures in
~niCn men OF great means, great energy, an en-
tire unscrupulousness will endeavor to control
the action OF the Government TO further their
private ends; and against these Corrupt infiu-
snces-agsinst the great moneyed corporations
tharwil be the bane OF our institutions. Presl-
dent johnson is determined TO set his face firmly
ne army and navy are 20 be reduced 10 the leas
limits consistent with the y ational safety and
honor; the civil li.t will be eIpunged of all
names of men who do not earn their salaries.
and the expenses of the Government in ever,
department are TO be diminished to their mini
mum
"Such 10 the programme OF President johnson
peace, order. constitutional law: stern econ
omy in the conduct OF public affairs. He will be
firm IN the maintenance OF our rights abroad, ye'
careful not TO provoke conflict while the nation
IL recovering from the exhaustion of the wal
and the burdens OF ils great deb. President
johnson may not be admired by the former
sa.raps % the War Department. or by the specu
iAtors in Wall street, bu, the gres, commercial
interests OF The country cannot tut give hin,
credit fcF : desire TO bring about the reign Of
constitutional security. and the practice Of those
economies which this frighuully expensive WAT
has led Us almost TO forget
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

League. AFFIXED to IL the title of"Msjor General
Of The Department Of Indiana" The rank indi-
GATES that the s. B. i secret military orgsni-
fnion. and a. such comes under the ban pro
nousced BY His EIcellercy, The Governor
against such orders. Certainly this does not
look very loyal or prudent,
According TO the representations OF Ar. MoR
ais. the Strong Band and Spartan brotherhood
Organizing Agent says IL has, great number oil
members. with officers of high character. there
/. no doubt Is is Secret political society" sim
liar TO the Know No,hings" and the "Loys
League" organizations. and doubtless sith sim
liar objects in view.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
>EAIE ITEMS

Cord wood for winter use can be engaged
in Terre II ute for SIS cord
The population Of Richmond. according to
an enumeration ust token is IL 1903.
The JeifersouvIe railroad is TO extend TO
New Albany il the right of the way i. granted
to them through that city.
The following little item will be news to
many of the acqu1intances OF the distinguished
subject ia Indiana:
General Lew Wallace, who has Loaf a leg in
the service. Is pleasant looking gentleman
la short. the whole Court is an intelligent and
able body w ashington Correspondent n O.
Times
--CLosfD UP We understand that the Gov
eminent agent has paid Logansport visit. aud
ordered the closing IN o. the breweries of Messrs
Branning Il Wagner. aud of Mr.. jacob Kline,
Tor not making full reports to the Internal Rev
enue Office The distlery of Mcssrs. Dubrueil
4 Bro at Over Station. l. Ike county. is in a
similar fix --Loganspori Journal, June 3.
MICRO ExopUs.-AnOther throng of negroes
was at the Provost Marshsl's office Yesterday
Two hundred passes were issued.-LouisvIle
Journal
Two hundred per day is the ratio OF increase
in the population OF ludiana in consequence of
this colorod exodus from Kentucky New
Albany Ledger.
Tins CRors The fruit crop will rot be as
good a. It gave promise of two weeks ago In
some localities the frost injured il pretty badly.
The hay crop will be very good This year.
Ii is 50 far advanced that it is outside the in.
huence oi drouth
There are some complaints in the western
part of the county that the fly has Injured the
late wheat; some fields are said to be cesiroyed
by it-R Rudolph Journal
A FATAL AccIDEsT-Jesse Rushton, living
two miles south vi Bellevile. came 10 his death
in shocking manner on last 5 ,turdsv afternoon.
He WAS seated on a roller. rolling field of corn.
when the horses from some cause became fright
ened and manageable. aud ran away. TIE
deceased fell forward and probably fell on the
douberee as he was carried some thirty rods
before he fell the ground. when the roller
passed over him. crushing hi IN in terrible man
ner Hendricks Union.
The Cannelton Reporter saws Some OF
Sheridsns troopers manifested conhscation
propensity there very unpleasant to the proprie
tors Of sundry saloons and grocery establish
meuts. Lager beer sugar cured hams and
Western Reserve cheese, with whisky 10 wash
them down well, were appropriated with a
nOuehalonee inimitahle The same men stopped
at ell CITY and rolled on board eighteen kegs
OF beer. without SD much saying to the owner,
"by your leave. sir
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
OF the new England
Anti-siayery Convention-The Pui-

The Boston Courier gives a sketch OF the
closing proceedingso Of the New England Anti
Slavery Society. WxSDTLL PHrLLIPs in the
course Of debate. said he would sgtate the negro
question until every right was gained. snd that
politicians who did not take their stand on negro
suffrage would be classed as traitors he said
the mos, popular men in the North TO day we're
defiant, insolent traitors, and that LIE Was the
most admired man In the nation. la the evening
session, Mr. PnILLiPs from the business commit.
toe reported an additional resolution, as follows:
" Resolved. That we gratefully recognize the
emphatic manner with which the pulpits OF New
England have claimed negro suffrage rs an in
dispensable element in any schemes oiTeconstruc-
ton. and NO hope they will as emphatically let
the Administration know that they will accept
no reconstruction as denies that right. aud let
every party that advocates il feel the full power
OF their rebuke and opposition
The resolution after full discussion in which
PnrLLlrs. Mr.. Fosrrn. Rev. Mr. MAY. CHsRLEs
l. RExoSD. G. G. CosSlS. and Others took part
was unanimously adopted. and the Convention
adjourned sine die
The Anti Slavery Standard. which now ap
pears unuer tue editoIsulp Ot iAhkkk IlLLsBJRf
and is the recognized mouthpiece Of the reor
gained Anti. Slavery party, backs up the posi-
tioa taken by WESpKLL PHILLIPS. Senator SrN-
sER. aud their pariisans. as follows:
Last week we hoisted the blnner No Recon
struction without Negro Suffrage We keep IL
| aying, and nail il TO the MASTHEAD. IL shall
never come down ill the nation has woven IL
into the Stars aud Stripes. and ill il has become
not merely the purpose or the hope bu, the nc
complished policy Of the Republic"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

There are 7ol lager beer saloons in Cincn-
natl and suburbs
A little picture bv Rosa BJnheur was lately
sold at Paris tor 50 900
There are two thousand Sons of Tempe
rance III New Hi" pshire
A camel hrl 'sei 20 a buggy wagon s one
OF the sights in te streets OF Benicia, Caliior-
MA
At the present rate Of subscription for pay
ing of the National Gto;. the whole amount will
be secured Ia seventy -uine ears.
A toast az an IRISH SJciesy's dinner at Gin
cinnati Here's TO the Prisdint OF The Society,
Patrick o iierty, an' NAV ne live 70 ate the ben
that scratches over his grave
An old lady. who has watched the signs of
the times Tor seveniy-nne summers. saws house
fes viii be more numerous this summer than
they have been Tor nineteen wears.
Three drunken officers recently committed
an OUTRAGE upon youag lady near Badensburg.
VI ,ry land, causing her delih. They have been
sentenced TO oe shot.
Since the third of April last. fourteen thou
sand five hundred and hity-seven citizens. sol
diers and ladies have taken the oath of allegi-
auce TO the United States Ia the city OF Rich.
mOnd
The interior OF Missouri i beginning to look
up. Quite NUMBER OF farms near boOuyifle
were sold recently at $50 TO $40 Ger acre A
short time ago they would hardly have brough.
any price at all
M ijor Howell. 10 charge of a party OF topo
graphical engineers. has started across the ccun.
try from Washington TO Richmond. With insrruc
tiOns to re examine and survey the battle fields
on the route.
The Meridian Clarion GAYS that General
Crsxton's command Of cavalry wAniouly burned
the sp entid library and lyeean OF the State
University. at I tuscaloosa. Alabama be build
ing is reported saved, but its valaAbie contents
were entirely destroyed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
Progress OF tic opposition.

Tho Syracuse N. Y Journal. which is the
recognized Republican organ of Central New
York, demands that Congress shall "hasten to
correct" the action Of President JOHNSON In
se,tIing tho basis of reconstruction in North
Carolina, and calls for 1.-The immediate OF
ganizltion of Universal Suffrage League
saying:
This question OF universal suffrage. without
regard to the color OF a mans face is the one
important question OF the hour. Therefore lei
US have an organization which will enable lh,
mass of the people to express their determine
ton that this country shall still DO the foremos
eIamplsr Of the broadcast republicans u and IN,
truest democracy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

Bat. in place Of that. President
johnson contents himself with the mere convic-
ton OF the man Congressman Hrrri-) and remit
The punishment HIS conduct IN this case, a. in
That OF the Indians orators j. net 10 keeping
with the impression which. since his Inauguration.
ne and bis isienas have maua aged TO make. that
ne was determined upon Furnishing TRAITORS. F"
ior 'ne purpose % making "tresson odous." II
Dir Johnson should continue hardening sDd
respiting eonvieted rebels 10 this way, those who
have feared that his ~. y tow .rds tue leading
rebels would be ueedlessly severe. will take hone
that he will be satisfied TO render treason odious
by IS mercifnl process as possible
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
OFFicE-SOath side Public Square, Corning
ton, Indiana.

rEvHE Company holds by lease. and in fee, about
j twenty thousand acres Of he most select coal
lands In Western lud.sna, bordering tn sides Of the
Wabash ri.er. Maps of these lands may be the
VIM. Dale, No - PARK Place, City, the Office OF
hon. J. X. C"froth. Huntington lniiana, aud tae
Office OF Roach Mcdonald. Indi ,napolis.
reference 10 The report Of The Hon David Dale
Owen, late state Geoi"gist, will show that ands
situate midst 81 the finest cal fields of he
state, Astounding also in salt iron and other valuable
mineral subSta
Near b, mouth OF Coal Creek where the Company has
large Quantities OF lands salt his been discovered
equal In qualify TO the nanawha. lhls wser pro-
cured some IS years ago by boring, after the On
ondags salt finding it's dosn the wabash and krie
Canal Mr.. Thomas, the propr etr, finding himself
able TO pete with IT, abandoned the manufacture. In
his boring lie encountered that which recently dr.
closed facts prove & have been coal I'll
Thoe lands all lie IN close prox nifty TO the Wabash
and hre anal, Of them upon its banks.
Nj. John NcManomy, the business agent OF the com
pany, las retu ned from 0f observation OF the oil
regions OF cnnsy ed hat the lands leased
by company, in Fountain and farke countless has,
surface dcauons present themselves stoug analogy
the oil and substances foun1 French
Creek Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity and
the valuable OIL found Mr. McAanomy has pur-
with all the fixtures necessary for operation, aud
pairing III experienced worKmen the speedy develop
OF the hidden treasure of the lads OF the company
All the naices Of coal OIL found h local ties where 10
has been pro- ured are strongly marked In various To-
cal ties OF the lands Of the Company afordng every
rational prospect OF TIE company thinks IL
necessary make any other reference he character
OF The lands other than the report and map referred
s0O 900 Of the stock. being 0OO shares IL proposed
by the ompany be offered I'm the market at on-haf
g. par value, being So per share for the purpose Of
aiding the Company in speedy Development Of tho
lands apr25-dkwu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

In hi, speech before the New England Abo
ition Society" at Boston, Wendell Phillips
showed the intimacy OF his relations with Sena.
tor Sumner by making this revelation:
This spring Mr. Sumner said 10 Mr.. Line DIN
Louisiana must be reconstructed on the basis OF
the Declaration of Independence Mr.. Lincoln
hesitated. and did not reply, when Mr.. Sumner
said, Sir. If you construct il on any other basis
count me opponent That was the position
for every friend of permanent Union aud OF
permanent freedom to take and stand by il
firmly"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

Loss OF Lrsrfs THE Wak-oticial returns in
me war off e show that the deaths Ia the army
since the war broke out so far a heard from
With the estimate tor those returns not yet hand
ed IN. including starved prisoners, &c will az
gregste shout three hundred and twenty Eve
Thousand These are the deaths alone When
We estimate tue wounded IN the ratio OF three
for every one killed-shich Is less than the
ususl aversge-~e see t what fearful sacrifice
OF HE and lmo the Nation has preserved its eI-
Decentralization Traveller.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
From the Richncnt RspsNhesn. Jape J
Important ueetsng-Prices OF Negro
Labor Fixed.

A meeting OF farmers representing Goochland
Louisa, Aloemarle, Caroline, Orange. Uncover
and Fiuvanna counties, was held az Louisa Court
House on Thursday last, for the purpose Of con
side'ing the question Of the remuneration 10 DC
c1ade tor negro labor hereafter. After delioerA-
ton. IL was determined TO FIX the hire Of field
bands at i've dollars per month-the negro TO
furnish his clothing and pay his doctors bills.
The sum Of one dollar per dsy for hands dutin ?
harvest VAS also 6xed upon This is ar import
ant movement. being the first fixing the pay for
the negroes in Virginia These prices will rule
throughout the State. and very likely thru ghosI
the South. Teese prices far exceed those paid
for agricultural labor in Europe. and should be
satisfactory to all parties. We hope. now that
tho scale Of prices having been determined on j..
the negroes will go promptly to work.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

The Most Worthy Grand Sire Of the lode
pendent Order of O1d Fellows has issued a
procla nation in view OF the restoration OF peace
in the land declaring the uubros co unity OF the
Order. aud proclaiming that there exists 20 bin
drance To the re establi- OF the f,aternal
relations that formerly existed between all the
jurisdictions subordinate TO the Grand Lodge OF
the United States he invites the brotherhood
every where to unite in the coming Grand Lodge
Session at Baltimore on the third Monday in next
September
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
BANK NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

yX1HRREAS. The Notes Of the Bank ~ the state OF
w Indiana are 1t a discuunt of one rer cent. al
several sercial points in tns State, AMI re
luct utly ceived by our Customers; therefore,
Resoirsd, That the B.SKs aud BANKERS Of rndisnaro
lis aiil NJ po ont the notes OF the B.AK sTArr
after the 18th inst, receive hs for than
DISCOUNT, except as q" the paper
sucb oft branches may make satisfactory arrsns
menis 20 redeem their notes In this city atpar.
HARRfSON'S BANK.
ISDI ANAPoLS NATIONAL BANK,
CITIZENS NATIONAL, RANK,
\. Fi.ErCtsR x Co,
FOURTH NATIONAL RASK,
INDIANA BANKING COMPANY
FInSr n ,TlONAL BANK,
FLETCHER - SHARPE
jeg-dl0. NEkCH ANTS NATIONAL BANK
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
IN DYSPEPSIA

And s attendsn, train Of symptoms. II acts LIKE
A CHARM than a MEDICINE. There IL nothing Ia the
whsle range Of Maters kedca that for q moment
bear comparison with II In this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found IN
the llth edition Of the u s. Dispensatoy pages 1857
and 1855
series o. experiments In which DR. Bull has been FOR
years engaged. has Just been brought successful
TERMINATION and he Is enabled oder the public
combination OF CEDROS ~ith other approx ed tones
the whole preserved In the best quality Of copper ds-
titled Bourbon Whisky. which be Is confident has n
equal In the world
He might furnish volume OF certificates, buf ub
nc have long since learned 20 estimate such
their true value The safest plan s for every
for himself the virtues OF new medicine
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

"A small locomotive. water-taDk and all,
weighing but two hundred pounds. was lately
tried near London. IL was msnsged by boy
eight years old. who had il under perfect control
and stopped it in it length upon request. The
power is half horse. The cost for fuel was IN.
der one half penny per hour
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

One hundred thousand loaves OF bread are
daily distributed To the troops in the departments
Of Washington.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

The amour, OF absinthe drank in Paris with
fatal effect on the intellect aud nerves, is hardly
10 be calculated Switzerland alone sent. lat
year. 500 900 gallons to Paris
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A Rocksway. Harness ard Spring
Il Wagon, at No. 10 kast Michigan street.
is0.c4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
ID IL CtO rs

don JOSEPH r. MCDONALD, indianapolis, Indiana
- JOHN H. C0FFRO. a, Hun ington. Indiana.
WM DALI, New York City.
JOSEPH W. NrwL.N, Attica, Indiana.
- JOS. R,SrtSE. Covington, indiana.
" X. n MCDONALD, Cvviugt"n. Indiana.
DAVID Webb, CoviDgton, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
MASONIC.

vINHERE win be a Special Meeting OF Ind ans polls
Chapter No. . this friday evening at !, O'Clock,
for work. CHAs. FISHER, secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
NOTICE.
STREET IMPROVEMENT YOTlCE.

OFFfcE Cry cIERK.l
indianapolis, Ind, June eth, 1885.
NTOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE Is
pendii before the Common Council OF III
City OF Indianapolis Ordinances for Street Improve
men;s, entitled Is follows, to-wit
An Ordinance TO provide for furnishing and erecting
lamp posts lamps AM fixtures. ast street between
the first alley OF New York and North street
ALSO,
An Ordinance to provide FOR furnishing and erecting
lamp posts, lamps and fixtures Mississippi street,
between Washington and Ohio streets.
ALSO,
An Ordinance provide for the grading and graveing
Of Mi ssipp and sidewalks between North street
and the Corporation Line, north.
by direction OF the Common Council.
CYRUS s. 8UrTERFIELD
Jes-dlt City Clerk Z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
WITHOUT A RIVAL!

And Justly deserves the reputation has Ling geys
10 Central America and the West lpsfss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
A NEW uosPHERE AT TaE Ns.
TIONAL CAPITAL

lCOrrrspondenoe Of The y. 7. World
Proba bic Poiicy OF the Pre>ident-
southsiee OPP inions-Extreme Point
cal Views TO be Kepudiated-rhe
Real Meaning OF the Amnesty Proc
ciamatton-she southern People 60
be treated as FeIiow-Citizens-N
Executions for Treason 40 gaks
PIace-what uagnanimity VIII DO,
&c., &c. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

10 regard 10 trials tor treason growing out OF
the rebellion. and the execution OF political Of
Tenders. the President has determined on course
which will hand down his name 10 pUsteIity IS
among Inc wisest rulers OF modern times The
,euseless clAmor Tor more blood. and the frantic
howls Of portion of the Republican press for
vengeance agans; Davis aud Lee. and the other
leaders IF the rebellion. hni no echo in bis bress.
His Official conduct toward these misguided men
~iil lie regulated by the principles of law and
justice, and by a jealous regard for the honor Of
our nationsl character. He does not think that
the blood Of traitors is the only inperishaole ce
ment OF free Institutions he does think il xould
be very bad policy 10 mike IN ,rtyr out OF eff
Davis. and -,ill worse 10 hiring General Lee 10
the sclff1ld "a be i nov being urged 10 do
Although Mr Johpson h.s risen iro N an humble
oI,gin as Fillmore and DJugias. and many OF
our great men have done. he is far from being