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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
Southern News.

WASHINGTON, October 3-The Richmond Wing
of September 30 contains the following proceed
ings In the rebel Senate on the 18th:
Mr.. SHINES OF Louisiana submitted the follow
ing joint resolution:
Resolved. by the Congress of the Confederate
States, That a proclamation of Abraham Lin
coln President OF the United States of America,
issued at the CITY of Washington in the year
1862, wherein he declares that on the LIST day of
January, 1868, all persons held as slaves within
any State or designated parts of a State whereof
the people shall ne in rebellion against the United
States, shall be hencefOrth and forever free, is
leveled against citizens of the Confederate States
as such, is gross violation of the usages of civ
ilized warfare and an outrage on the rights oil
private property and an invitation TO an atrocious
servie war, and therefore should be held up TO
the execration of mankind counteracted by srch
severe retaliatory measures as in the Judgment of
the President may be- best calculated 10 secure
its withdrawal or arrest OF execution.
Mr Phelan OF Mississippi, said he had always
been in favor of conducting the war under the
black flag 1t that flag had been raised At Ma
nassas a year ago, the war would be over now.
The resolution was referred 10 tbe Committee
on the Judiciary.
Beauregard. on the oath of September, ofici-
ally announced his assumption OF the command
OF the Department OF South Carolina and Geor-
gia.
The Richmond Wing saws that the entire rebel
losses in the battle of Manassas DO not exceed
5000 and the losses in the engagements in Ma
ryland range between 5000 and 1900 Beyond
a doubt our losses are less bv one fourth than
those Of the Federals.
FoxrREss MoxRor. Oct. 2.-The flag of truce
boat Metamora arrived to-day from Aiken's
Landing She brought down about dozen pas
sengers one OF whom reports that the rebel Con
gress has resolved in all future actions TO hoist
the black flag and exterminate the Federsls with
out granting quarter.
TIE Richmond Enquirer, Oct. LIST, says that
information from Lees army indicate that an
important battle Is impending, and will take
place at the close OF this week.
McClellan's army is on this side OF the Poto-
mac and is advancing. The rebel army is in ex
celent condition and eager for the fray.
The Richmond Wing speaks of President Lin
coins proclamation as ordaining servile insur
recton in the Confederate States, aud says il is
no, misunderstood North or South. II is q dash
OF the pen 10 destroy four thousand millions OF
our property, and is IS much as bid for the
slaves ~ rise in instruction. Il speaks Of the
cruelty OF the Administration. and says that
Butler is a saint compared with MS master.
Our military operations, says the Wing. are
| henceorth assume a very grave character.
The tends new programme viii necessarily de-
stroy all terms between US. The next campaign
will be tremendous both for magnitude and char
acter of sperations.
| Let our authorities prepare the whole strength
Of our people for the tremendous shock. The
enemy i making great preparations As well as
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

HEApoUARrERs Army PoToxAc, October D.
President Lincoln arrived at Harper's Ferry on a
special train from Washington yesterday after
noon, and was met by Major Il, ynd Capt. Sum
ner and escorted TO Summers headquarters The
President Was accompanied by Gen. McCiernand,
members of his staff. the Marshal of the District
Of Columbia, the President of the Baltimore and
Ohio RailIcad and several other gentlemen. At
Summers headquarters he was met by Mcclellan.
and after cordial interview the President, ac-
companied by Mcclellan. Sumner and a brilliant
cavalcade composed OF Division and Brigade
Generals, VIII. members OF their stats, went TO
review Summers army corps OIL Bolivar Highss.
The trooDs presented a fine appearance and greet
ed the President and Mcclellan with great en-
thusiasm.
The President also visited the ruins OF the rail-
road bridge and Government buildings at HAr-
pe-'s Ferry when be returned TO Bolivar Nights
and passed the night with Sumner.
This morning the President accompanied by
Sumner and other Generas, visited the troops at
Loudon aud Maryland Hights. and rode over The
ground where the troops surrendered
AT noon he lett Harper's Ferry and rode over
to McCIellan's headquarters. During the after.
noon Mcclellan conducted the Presiden. over
Antietam battlefield. accompanied by brilliant
array Of officers including McClellans staff.
The President manifested the greatest Interest
in everything connected with our recent victory
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

~ Fhe avenue leading to the State Fair from
the east, where side shows and those who enjoy
them most do congregate, has been almost in
terestng during the week as the inside of the in
closure. lie is there that unsophsticated human
nature shines in its unvarnshed state. The BOYS
and girls look their love and 90 hand in hand from
one object OF interest TO another perfectly uncon
cerned about the opinions of others. They are
happy and they do not care TO conceal the fact
that they so. The hard hand of the youthful
lover squeezes the willing hand of the maiden
and they edge up to a stand and take their gin
gerbread and cider. take seat in the swing and
his arm closely presses her waist; and from there
they visit the fat woman and the lean man and
the monkeys and listen TO the music and laugh
and sometimes dance with the exuberant spirits
that all the sights have created, and think that
folks green who do not enjoy life they do
The number OF shows and stands outside this
year not quite large X at former fairs. but
their owners scared at the slender prospect OF the
first two days, worked harder, and the din and
confusion OF sounds exceeded any previous exhi
bition. The barrels of cider and lemonade and
the huge piles OF gingerbread must be sold, IT
lungs of leather and energy in their use
complish the fact. Heres yonr nice lemon
ade"-"adies free, and gentlemen half price
sweet cider. two glasses for five cents, and it
YOU are not satisfied at that, take suck ut the
barrel'-"oyster soup, smoking hot, dipped with
big ladle'-''ten cents worth OF these cakes
will make dinner for the biggest man." such
cries these could be heard above the sermons
of the showmen, who from early morning until
late at night, repeated the praises of the mon
strosities within their respective screens. IL was
lively place, indeed. was the outside of our fair
ground this year. and many who stood aloof and
looked ola at the hurrying. laughing. merry, and
evidently happy crowd, contended that it Ueat the
show inside.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
Night Dispatches.

LOUISVILLE. October 3-The Southern te,s
graph line is open and working to Bowling Green
this evening.
The ordinance enforced for the present week
against the sale of liquors has been rescinded aud
the business resumed.
Gen. Bragg has issued proclamation threaten
ing an immediate and vigorous enforcement of
the Confederate conscripton act in all parts OF
Kentucky under the control OF rebels.
A dispatch from Mount Washington this after
noon saws:
On the approach of Gen. Crittenden's division
a large rebel force retTeated one and half miles
from here. CritteDden's force then drew Up ia
line of battle An Ohio battery was being placed
in position. simultaneously Rousseau's com
mand commenced surrounding the enemy. Soon
after volley OF musketry vas fired and It IS pre-
sumed general engagement took place.
Mr.. MARYLAND. agent of the PostOffice Depart
ment, arriv ed with two wagon loads of mail from
Nashville up to the 10th
The van of Bueli's wagon train, consisting OF
100 wagons. reached Louisville the rear resting
on Salt river. twenty-five miles distant, and com
ing up rapidly.
Fugtiyes from the interior Of Kentucky are re-
turning home in the rear ofour army.
The cars Vt the Louisville and Frankfort rail-
road proceeded a ;ew miles beyond Lagrange but
saw no rebels. ii is supposed the cars will com
mence running regular uext Monday
The reports of the burning of bridges over the
Kentucky river near Frankfort are false, although
it is thought they will be destroyed as our forces
approach there
The rebels threaten TO burn Lexington and
Frankfort if they are compelled to evacuate those
places
A Cincinnati letter gives a list Of nineteen gun
boats, one and two guns each. on the Ohio at or
above that point, under the command of Com.
Dube.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
Documents.

We have for sale the following documents
upon the issues Of the day:
GOVERNOR SEYxouR's SrEEcH The speech of
Horatio Seymour before the Democratic State
Convention of New York: Who responsible for
the defeat of the Crittenden Compromise. and
comments on the Presidents Emancipa ion Proc
lamaton. All in pamphlet. is pages.
Price. 81 per 100
FAcrs FoR THE PKoPLE.-A terse and forcible
review of the issues now before the country.
16 pages. Price. 81 per 100.
REPUBLICAN, CONSPIRACY TO DISSOLVE THE
UNoS-And the speech OF Judge MeCARrY,
reviewing the political bunders of the party in
power. Eight pages Price fifty cents per hun
bred
Orders promptly filled. Address
ELDER, HAKKSEss & BINGHAM,
indianapolis. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
FOREIGN NeW&.

CAPE RACE, Oct 3.-1he steamship City OF
Washington. from Liverpool 2lst. via Queens
town 23d, was boarded off Cape Race at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Garibaldi, in letter to the L S Consul at
Vienna, promises to fight for the North on regain
ing his liberty.
GREAT BRIrAIS-The Daily News refers to
the proposed exodus of negroes a wild scheme.
1t saws the sooner the Government leaves off
talking about things it cannot execute, the
better for its reputation.
The Times thinks the recent reverses have re
stored the liberty of speech in the North, and
almost suspended the Government at W ashington.
The Post thinks the slavery and unlocked for
coup de etat may terminate the Ii says a
man of ordinary trmness may establish out of the
ruins of the Union Republic; and thinks even il
JEFF Davis were to assume the Presidency of the
Union, the North would accept him in order 10
preserve unity.
1t was stated that the doctrine of the Federal
Government that foreign trading vessels not carry
ing contraband articles, require passes to enter
the ports of the Union, is held by France to be
wholly inadmissable
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

To Local ADVERTISERS. -Occasional, OF tran
sient local notices will not be inserted in this
handed in. and TO insure insertion must be handed
in before 6 O'Clock p ~ Local notices of five
lines and under will be inserted one time for 81
cts; each additional insertion Of the same mat
ter, % cts; marriage notices, so cts; funeral
notices, 81; pay required in advance. Notices
for benevolent societies no, exceeding FIVE lines,
one insertion, % cts. The above terms will be
strictly observed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

New York SIoRE.-This establishment, so
well and favorably known all over Central
Indiana as the great emporium for dry goods in
the West, is abundanty supplied with all manner
of choice goods. Strangers who visit the Fair
should call there. for the collection on the exhi-
bition ground is not more attractive than the i'm
me;rse and richly filled rooms of the New York
Store. When lighted at night its appearance is
truly magnificent. But the splendor of its APP
pear nee is not Its greatest merit or most attract
i've feature What makes the establishment so
extremely popular is that people save money by
trading there.
The Messrs Glenn always buy for cash and in
the cheapest market. and sell the same way.
The New York Store will be as much the rage
his week as will be the Floral Hall the horse
ring.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
CAUTION.

The markets. full OF limitations represented 10 be the
same a. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" which are
in most productive OfpOstive injury. Many dealers
wirecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles afO-pg more prolific themselves Ask for sad
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,''
which BY long experience their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally and tes
ronials from eminent throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs, when allowed 10
dissolve slowly the mouth. have direct influence
the affected parts the sedatve and soothing effect the
mucys lining ofthe windpipe into Pull
monary irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
singers are liable. febll-dly'e2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-rhe Washington
letter to the Commercial records several rumors
TO the Presidents recent visit to Mcclellan, To
the effect that he intends to detach one of the
latters officers for an important duty. indicating
Burnside
Same letter SAYS II is believed tina; very impor-
tant dispatches have been sent abroad during the
present week. including copies OF AN intercepted
letter from jeff Davis to Slidel. announcing his
intention to capture Washington and make it the
Capital of the Confederate States, written about
the time Lee crossed the POTOMAC.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
General Order NO.I5.

HEADouARTERs MASTERING SERvIcE.)
State OF Indiana, lndianapolis}
October 3, 1862.
/. Until further order, Capt. t. W. Newman,
llth United States Infantry. is detailed act as
Military Commander at this post. His Office will
be at the corner of Mississippi and Maryland
streets.
Captain y. ". Osborne 18th United States
Infantry, is appointed Acting Adjutant at these
Headquarters, vice Capt. Chas. Z. Pomeroy, de-
tached upon other duty
HENRY b CARRIN6ToS,
Colonel lSth Infantry. U. ). A.
Chief Mastering Officer, &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

NEW YoRK, October 3.
Flour in good home trade demand and prices
have advanced at least DC per barrel; sales at
So 30@5 81 for supe,fne State: So 5OG5 90 for
extra; s. 30@5 % Tor superine Western; So 40
Cd6 % for common TO medium extra Western
So y5@6 % for common TO good Shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; So l5@7 40 for trade
brands, closing firm with no sellers at the inside
quotations.
Whisky without cnange; sales at 33@3311sc Tor
State and Western.
Wheat heavy and lie lower; moderate demand
for export: Chicago spring 81 09@l IL: Milwau-
kee club 5 l59l 10; amber Iowa 81 20(el 23iS
winter red Western 81 26@l 80; amber Michi-
gan 81 300l 80: extra choice do 81 34%
white Michigan 81 40@l 50; choice white Ken
lucky 81 80.
Corn opened heavy and closed steady; 5s@60c
for mixed Western in shipping order; 500 5Sc
for Easte.n; 4i@5lc for damaged and heated
Outs dull at 57d6Oc TAR inferior TO prime
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

HEApouARrERs GIN. RECRUITING SERVICE,
STATE or INDIANA,
indianapolis. October 3, 1862
PREsrLEY FERRY. Supernumerary Lieutenant of
Captain Amm0ns co npany. 9Th Indiana Cavalry,
is no longer regarded as commissioned officer
of the army, and will not be mustered into the
service by any officer of this corps upon his com
mission Absence from camp without leave and
other conduct unbecoming officer and gentle
man are the causes of this public order. Officers
must come up to their duty.
HENRY B. CARRINGroS.
Col 18th L. infantry,
Chief Mastering Officer. District of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

INDIANA News IN THE SoUrH The Grenada
Appeal. Mississippi Southern Rights paper. states
tut in recent sdirmiSh with the Federas one
Erie Locke, who represented himself TO be from
Indiana. was taken prisoner The rebel officers
learning from papers found upon him that he was
al adept in ballot box stuffing refused TO parole
r exchange him, they wished to make use of
his dexterity and genlus in making majorities
without the aid of voters. Upon learning this
great loss 20 the Republican party of Indiana,
Gov Morton started for Washington imme late
ly To induce the military authorities To make..an
exchange upon any condition that the rebels
might see fit to impose. IL is somewhat doubt
full whether the exch 'nge can be made before the
October election, but His Exceilencys usual ell
ergy'' may accomplish it, or else get substitute.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

issuing hendish prOciamations. We mu.i re-pcud
With equ,l energy ID ne do not. ~e are lost.
But We wili do a.
The Wing saws:
Yesterday the Yankees advanced on Winehes-
Ter: taking sick and wounded prisoners and ps-
rolling them. The movements Of Lee and Jack
son we're toward that place OF SATURDAY lssf. bot
Their movement % lot kno~n. Il Is enough %
know that our Geoes4ls un6srs;A,d ~has hey
are about.
james river never sas lower thar row. Is the
nsishDorhood Of Lynchborg persons can walk
across on the rocks without sssting their feet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

NEW York Oct. IA letter from the Empe
ror Napoleon to Gen. Morinze, commander OF
the French troops in Mexico, approves Of his
conduct and that of the troops. and says that the
national honor is involved, and that they will be
sustained by all the reserves that will be required
DE approves of the course pursued by the Gene
raj in protecting Almonte, and that it was con-
trary to his (Napoeon's) intentions to impose
any government whatever on the Mexican people.
They can freely choose any form of government
they prefer.
Gen. Forey was TO arrive at Vera Cruz on the
Doth of September, when Morinze would return
to France,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

ST. LOUIS, October 3.-Advices received at
Headquarters from Gen. Scho6eld state that an
engagement had taken place at Neosho between
the Kansas troops under COL Soloman and su-
perior force of rebels.
The number engaged on eoch side was small
and the loss trivial
The Kansas troops were obliged to retire leav-
ing the field to the enemy
Solomon's force is stated TO have been about
GOO men
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

OIp BoURsoS WHsky-The purest and old
est Bourbon whisky ever brought 10 this market
Is 10 be had At Duncans. on ths southwest corner
Of Illinois and Maryland streets Vines, bran
dies gin and other liquors also TO be hao
there The Messrs. Duncan are old dealers and
pride themselves on keeping none but the best.
Our friends visiting the Fair would do we'll to call
ard purchase what they require 30
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

rnthe evening hereturnei to McCielan's head
quarters, where be will lsss the night IN camp.
De Vas serenade1 BY the band Of the % csvairy.
Tomorrow he will review other troops OF the
Army of the Potomac. and on Saturday he viii
return to Washington by special train via Fred
erick
The President Il in excellent health and spirits.
snd highly pleased with the good cooditioD Of Tie
troops.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

KANSAS CRY, Oct 3.-The Santa Fe mail,
with dates to the 22l, has arrived No news of
Importance.
Passengers report all quiet along the route.
Gov. Connolly. who has been afflicted with
painful infrmity for a number of years. goes
East to procure surgical aid and during his alb
sence Secretary Army assumes the executive du-
ties of the Territory.
General Carlton arrived at Santa Fe on the
10th, and assumed command OF the Department,
vice General Candy, relieved
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

WRlsHr's BOWLING SALooS.-This well ar
r.nged and well conducted establishment. on
Georgia street, is now the most favorite place of
resort in the city. Bowling is beautiful and
nleasant amusement. and well ordered Bowling
Saloon. where ro~dyism Is carefully excluded.
Is an important acquisition 70 any ei'y' such a
Mace i Wdghts. IL Is near 70 the Oriental
Gouse and within a few minutes walk of the
business center OF the city. A place for recre-
alton we can heartily commend il 10 those who
require exercise. who does not after conhne-
msnt 20 the Office, the store. and the shop.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
COMM ERCiAI.
fsTrxLEsEAra-
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October g.
No change ia -four
Wheat lc higher aud in good demand; s2@s9c
for rel and 9JcGsl Tor white.
Corn firm at sJc.
OAts sl@46c for new and old.
Barley buOyant and very little Offering; prime
would bring 81 10.
Whisky advanced TO Soc.
continued good demand for bacon shoulders
but holders ask an advance of re.
Bulk shoulders are held at a. and smoked at
41Se loose; $500 lbs smoked sold at aye.
Lard firm at sle@s4c.
Groceries rather higher
Sugar iO54dll14c.
Molasses 51G5
Coffee 221z a24c
Gold 20; silver -; demand notes is prem.
Exchange steady at 4 dis. to "a prem.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

Ice, IcE.-The greatest luxury in warm wealth
er is ice Without il how could we endure the
heated termg Blessed be the man that invented
ice-ice in summer. Mr. Geo W Pitts, ON Yer
transparent ice which he delivers each morning
TO his customers.