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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

INV YORK, Nov. p o wing To the storm the
telegraph wires DO not work very well to-day.
an consel ueutly We have 10 items from any
quarter.
The steiner E gle brings Havana dates TO the
l5,h
The Dario Marina. secession paIer Of II,
vana. denies that the steamer Blanche or the
Spanish VAR STEAMER br'a .ht slave "a ale e J.,
but tie facts show that tile statement Vas cor
rect.
The Span-h steamer c ba Ocean, arrived
from Havala and Ne~ o. .iis. Ca ,hr 1911
The weather in Havana ". s cool aud sickness
disappearing.
M rebel blockade runners had arrived since
the 18th
the steamer America. from Nicaragua. with
$40 Z iliiorni passengers, sailel from Havana OH
The 18th ioF New Tuk.
y ecal Washington dispatch 20 the Phila-
delphil Enquirer dated The l0lh. says the Latest
intelligence from The rebels says they have been
ching into Richmond for several DAYS and
Oh Il none rem i'm behind except Jackson and Stu
art with part o Hul's corps who are bet~ cen
rLl epper aud Narfenton, and who will, no
doubt u, to harr4ls our advance on TO Richmond
The rebels will not give battle this side their
works around Richmond. The, have hid nearly
100 900 patients ia Richmond tie last month
AMI the hurr,ing Into the Qualifications OF their
army has dnnbtieSs struck terror 10 their souls
Gen NJ, elan visited Gen. Scott to-day. anu
vi tie sere..a,iei this evening. He is acoompa
MED by Mrs Mcclellan aud child and bis per
Sontl stiff
Reverb, johnson. Senator McDougal, Judge
Nelson, AMI Ms. Stephen A. Douglas, PAID their
re >pects Ia Gen Mcclellan to day
Gen Mcclellan declines any public reception
in this city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

The A INV and Navy q .zet,e thinks r. possible
thar VI, Cie ian may be 'r,i =. Z" ueceive the e.
EN-, l,v ueriarin- hm-e.i unable Ia move. in
..r. sr 4, NIKE a rapid Attack bsiOte the enemy i
c0nre ,ir ied.
O.h-ial reports Of soundings taken by the
ste mer P.rupis,e. IN the istrre~t the Atlantic
Tee rslh Comp n. are rsli>h a. Thev are
de,.ae,lit l4vsrslre Q W field wa ,i-ifirg
Ieui,S commerce. TOXINS, II. rne i1scre-t OF The
enterprise, AMI Ms very h0feinl of success he
and q b.i..f, h I'd been speaking at Msnchestsr ON
lice ~aij.,t
The B uk OF France has raised its discount to
four pes cent
LoxDpx. Nov S-The morning Post sees In
the position of the Democratic party a healthy
react on having at length made lie appearance
II thinks the bold course they have adopted in
denouneing illegal proceedings Of the Govern.
ment. must be source ct satisfaction 10 every
sincere we'll wisher OF the American people. IL
trusts the Democratic SUCCESSES areharbingers OF
final victory which shall sestore the American
institution
Curb ,idi has removed 70 Pizl, by advice OF
the pa, siei'ns.
PAS. NV S-The c. j. KerShlw. from
Cle,e lani iur Queenstown. put into PUrt NIhon
leaky. and was dI~char-Ins.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

APPLETON MEErINs AT MA~ov.c HALL 1t
was FunOunceI VA yesterday mornings journal
that Gov. Wright. Judge Hughes. Hon. Godlose
; Orfb. and other dgntarie- of the Abolition
church. would address the citizens at VI sspnic
Hall IN the evening bs crowd Wa antcI
Patel, hat 70 did get there The a'tractiun-
At the Metropolitan were sie,'er ana that VA
filled to overflow ing. a crowd cot lrn one
hundred and fhrfy 60 one huudIe~i and hity dia
assemble. bur neither Wright or HUGHES Orb
appeue1 They probably got notice that lie
affair y hzzle, anf saved their wind for some
great demonstration Ia the future
Hon. ". Newcomb called for. he did
not know why the big guns had iai'el To be on
h nd, and went off ON his own hook ju-t Ia give
few grains of comfort to the faithful whD
needed IL 80 much. dis reasons for the defeat oi
hiS party 1t the late elections pretty much
time given IN the late puiplicition OF the Chair
iDan OF the State Central Committee.
lie dwelt long ON the large Abolition vote ala
sent VA the army. and predir ell great results when
the soldiers should return "a vote. He proie>.e,
To have discovered mighty big mae'S nest H.
the ffct that a cOmptuy of well drIlle aorSemer
and squad Oi artillery had parlicip TED N III.
late Democratic jubilee at Camhrsise CIV 4
must mean treason. Ii WIS terrib e--twIui IN -
Democratic gentlemen should lean 10 ride ana
tr in their own hOr~eS To leap fences and difcle-
and to wheel irto luie AMI bre into fnurs bette,
than great deal OF the cavalry that was cosiin.
the country millions. IL stuck us-we don't
know how Il struck "ther--~ lille the gentleman,
was whining about ihiwhan's cavalry, that ii the
Maine law finatIcs. VIII, have for the last ght 90
ten yeirS been diScourigng I'LL minls spotts am
p,trOnizng nothing but Young mems Christian
Associations had counten ,ncei steeple chaseS -
little. il would not have been taken " so long
organ re = mounted force Ia m Itch Ashl,, AN
and stu TT. and Morgan. ant Forrest aud ofhe
rehe lea lers, who have nfcrel su iniu upon
us hv their ia-hin,s aud daring hor~em insl,,,.
Mr. Newcnmb advocated and ursed his part,
friends TO organize The Democrats were .iuin.
so. and il would not do Q" TIE night usppin. i.
lie hoped in the course of week or ten dil
they would get up big meeting here at the Capi
til AMI set the ball Ruling once more
d. Thompson was called for a the meetin.
WAS adiourniue, and nude "a shot aud Si,rite
speech The doctor always sIe ks with vim. bu i.
rs he SINS himself AZ random He gave graphi,
description of the -ecsud b title of Bull Run.
which he Witnessed and was severe on We-t
Point and Sc, era pt the Generals who cummard-
ell army cotps in sound of the cannon. but iii
not Gene up Ia the scratch.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
BURNING OF THE MARINE
HOSPITAL AT PADCCAH.
n FIRE AT MEMPHIS.
SXIRMISH IN TENN ESSEE-
The Rebel Army Retreating TO
Richmond.
MORE RUMORS OF FOREIGN INTER
VENTiON.
Arrival0f the Persia.

NEW YuRK Nov. 2l.-The Persia from Liv-
erpool on the 9Th aud Queenstown Oh the 9th. ar
rivei here this evening.
IL il announced that seven powerful steamers.
FIVE of which will he of ! 900 horse power ,ch.
are to be placed on the line from Hayre TO New
York. with branch steamers from New Yark To
the Wesr Indies.
The Paris correspondent of the Times gives a
rumor thtt France has m uie overiures Russia
in favor OF the Great PoSers m king move to-
wsrls mediation OF the recognition of th, Con
iedersSes.
The Morning Herald learns that the proposal
OF Fsance for Joint intervention 20 recommend
suspension of hOstilitieS has been laid before the
Governments of Russia and England, and agreed
to hv The forne
The Council # The Liverpool Chamber OF
Commerce debated The natter of the ste imer
Alabans. aud nm lily directed that letter lie
sent Ia E al Russell calling attention To the de-
srruetion OF ships containing British property bs
armed cruisers under The Confederate d ~. and
desiring u know what j. the opinion oi the British
Government a. TO the protection of the owners of
Neutral property.
The Times prOiesSes 10 see in the New York
ioarusls evidence of reacti0n ia merica. and
cheIshe> the h0pe lhst the j. past. AMI Sist
there all DC speedy return 10 reason and hu
manIty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

CoxsEcEsTIoS or CHE.sr CHURCH The cere-
mony OF cOn-etraling Christ Church took place
yesterday morning The services were opened
by the entrance OF the eleTgs IN body. preresied
bv the Rieht Rev Bishops Uphold aud Talbot.
Il shop Upiold re ding the passtpes o. scripture
selertei Tor the OCCASION. and Bishop Tali,ot
Spending. On reaching the chancel. the Bishops
entered within the railing. accompanied by some
OF the clergy. Rev Mr. Hslcumb. the Rector.
alter retdng the instrument Of donation. signed
BY the Rector aud Wardens. presented the paper
- Bishop UpfoIi. who then re,d TIE exhortsTioD
and PRAYERS ord incl by The Church. amer whirh
the -eniener OF congregation re al and the
ceremonies csurlu'lei bv The regular m"riins
service. the Right Rev Bi~hop T llst. Of NJ
br'skn. preaching eloquent and Appropriate
sermon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
from Cairo.

CAIRO. November ~ Passengers from Holly
Springs report The army at IA stand still. The
hospitals are being PREF AIRED. Lrse quinttie,
- grain being collected.
A depot lor cuutrabauds has been established
at Grand junction.
An ex, edition left Trenton and Humboldt YES
terday fora point on The Tenne>s, e river. where
il was reported rebel force of 700 were crossing
IL j. 'hought the whole OF them will Toe captures
The NJ riue Hospital ut Paducah was burned
on Monday night All the patients csc lped.
most OF the furniture saved. The building
was worth SllO 900
G. eat CONSERVATION prevailed. owing TO the
impression that this herald oi rebel at
tick Double pickets were placed around the
town.
A fire in Memphis on ,tnrd,y night DESTROYED
three manufacturing establishments and sx
dwellings Loss heavy. The work oi an inceu
imfv.
A letter from Corinth saws John Porter. Dis
OMo, and Williams, $50 o lio, arriv ei at that
place from Atlanta, -, They belonged Ia a
ptrty Of Nv ent, iuur men cent out 10y General
Mitchell last summer. and were captured by the
rebels. T ev ia Ike the following stitement:
C,pt Andrews q A Wdeo. NJ Roe, p G.
Shadrock. VIM Cimpoe'l. 2 0 'i"; j NJ S.ot ,
2l-t Oh.o, ana ) SiaN en-. 33a Gao. were trie
4 X .oAvdie aud hung ia Atlanta on the 18th o.
]uI,. o hers retnaiued IN confinement uuti
t~eri. two DAYS since, when they broke al and
scattered as soon rs hey got Out ui c Inhnenent
it j. impo-~ib to tell what bec ,ule al them
The following u from the Gren Iit Appeal:
CHATTANOOGA. NV. l3 --FoueSt'S cavalry had
4 SIX rnlsh with lhe Feierils on the franklin roau
on Tuesday. in which they killed twenty AMI
Wounded fifty or sixty. The Federals being re-
infarced, Forrest Withdrew
kirby Smith j. sick at Chattanooga
The Savannah Republican oi the 18th saws That
on Sunday nj ht last the FederllS attempted to
land at s.. VI RVS. Georgia, aud were repulsed
The gunbpatS then shel.ei and coupe ely dc
-trOyed the town.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
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Town the >ottest gauze tissue, and il
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Of ornamental work. This j. the ouly machine that
FELL hem. bind. and forth. but it will do so better
than any other machine. The Letter A Family Sewing
Machine may be had great variety of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is beco Ting popular. is.
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case which, when opened makes beautiful substantial,
aud spacious table for the work upon The
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in it, native forest, deliberately finished can
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
fsy fxLEsEsFH
tPsg aork sfRrkeT

NV loRK, November %.
Flour merket dnli. heavy. and SC lo~er:
sale> nt - 55d5 ~ for "a fine State: - e5G
6 rs tar exirt; - 55Cd5 - Tor sapernne Western;
50 9ld6 % Tor common 10 me.iium extrs do;
SO l0d6 80 tor common % good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio: sc ss6S % for trade
brands. market closing heavy.
Whisky is without decided change; sales at
37@37Lsc
Whe Il duh. irree ular AMI az. lower: sales of
Chicago spring 1t 81 l6d -: Milwaukee club
81 2btdl %. amber Inwt 81 goal -: winter
rel We>e,n 81 35@l ~, amber Michigan
81 4l(al ~
T. rn ket less active and scarcely firm:
prices without derided change: stles NJ 7Oc for
Shipping mixed Western: 63@67c for Eastern;
5S(d62c for dam ised and heated.
Cohee-An kinds quiet bur firm.
Susar-Raw httle hrmer
Molas>es firm and in fair demand.
Pork more active aud firmer sales at Sl3 %
az 10 81 . Tor mes; Sll 81 for prime
Beef very quiet
Dressed hOgs firm; sales nj 6d61Sc.
Butter i selling "a, l6021c for OHIO and 22@
24c for State.
Cheese very firm and in good demand at ga
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
gsspOraaiat 60 Females!

One department 81 our DiSpensarv is specially devote
tho 20 tho Diseases If Females such
CHI rrhea, ''Whts,' Irregular. Painful and Suppres
Meustruaon Nervous and General Debility, Diseases
he Womb Barrenne~s &c.
Consultations and examinations free OF charge.
Also, for sale DIR DEWEES'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female DISTINCTIONS irregularities dc. Married Ia
dies IN certain situations should not them "a the
would miscarriage. Price ~ per and may b.,
sent by mail
DIR. GALEN'S PREvENrIvE--An invaluable articl,
for IN wishing TO limit the number oi their offspring
the barren who desire children. warranted inur
the health. and viii last for lifetime. any addres
under seal. on receipi 81 the prce--TMu DOLLARS
PATIENTS At 4 DIST ASCE-Hy >e,dine brief
- their SYMPTOM will receive Blank Chart contain
ing iSi fpue>tios terms for he otreaimer
&c Medicines any part Of the country
case At home. free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential Remember
the and number.
Direct all letter.
GiLEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
nNvI5-'62 -d&Wly Louisville XIV.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
Job Printing.

We are now ready TO do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best lyle. on short no
tice. and as cheap any other e1Bee. We have
competent hands. good presses fine assortment
Of papeI and cards, and we can 10 good and che p
work All kinds Of books. briefs catalogues,
&c, printed in the best style and short notice
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th.
ere that want printing done If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

FRoN NASHVILLE -Genremen who left Nash
vii Monaay morning vel last night They
report everything quiet IN that vicinity and along
the road The army has not advanced. all the
tatements OF correspondents Ia the contrary
RouSeaa's division IS at Tyree Springs. Critien
dess's At Lebanon.
Supply trains are constantly arriving. and
prices of provisions have very materially de-
clined.
Laborers are rapidly pushing forward the re
pairs on the railroad and al the tunnels and IL ia
confidently ANTICIPATED that the cars will be run
ming through "a Nashville during the hrst week
in December Dem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
Noon Reports.
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL
ARMY.
ST0NETaLL JiCKS0N'S CORPS
JOINING LEE.
The SECeS;IOsISTS IN WASHINGTON
exUlTAhT.
They Say the Federal Army is
Retreating.
GENT NIcCLELLAN IN
NEW YORK.
SkIRMlSU 1T FaEDERlC kSBU EC.
RAILROAD COMMUNICATION WIT
RICHMOND UNBROKEN
SKIRMISH 1T FREDERICKSBURG.
RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS WITH
RICHMOND UNBRoKEN.
BRITISH NEUTRALITY
EXPOSED.
COURT OF INQUIRY.
Rational C0nrtngiOn at Pitts
burg Postponed.
Operations Of the Rebel Army i'm vir.
gIuin-f:en. Mcclellan.

NV York. November pa special to the
Herald snSs:
The Latest information from Harper's Ferry
represents Stonewall Jackson as falling buck
THIS means that he is going to join Lees army
With bis CORPS.
Seces>ionlst> in Washington TO diy are exult
ant over the movement of our arm,-say it j. a
compulsory one. amt that IL L. IN reality retreat
ing before sudden attack by Stonesal Jack.
son.
Gen. rCleiIan arrived in town last night
The lime. stys IleiaIest Intelligence. believed
To b. reliable states that the m liz body of the
rei'el army htS succeeiei ia reaching point be
tween our army AMI Richmond.
jackson aud Stuart are said To he betwee
Culpepper and Wsrrenton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
a VALUABLE Dorumrnf.

We prcpose t. rubi-h n par ph - finn the ALE
tra-e Il Judge cfrIfs On FucrrSvK rasgr. The met
comprehensive ard fore lie which has ei been xrltt
en- that sslees. With the address % crarai
c,'amstse on the causes whigh produced the recent p
lisic1 revolution Ia Indiana Both wi make pam
phiet q 10 pages which viii furnish at sl per hur-
dred This document .hould be read b. ever, citizen q
Indiana. Addrss~ orders TO
ELDER, HARKSEss 4 BINGHAM,
November ~. 1854. Indianapolis. Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

Couxrmrur "GRKESBscK "A 81 Lous
broker detected on Saturday * client pho CO
graphic counterfeit five dollar uea>urynote he
Missouri Democrsf says il Is well calculated 10
deceive and would never be detected at a caSu
Glance by any one man out OF i've hundIe :.
COMPARED closely with the genuine bill. IL " 5
found "a Toe about a sixteenth OF n inch longe
and the paper harsher and sitter The signs'ure'
show more plainly on The bark OF the bill tn IN
the good money and the shading OF the engra'er
il heavier and carker It's likely these counter
feits have ohtaiuesi vide circulation here Aisd
elseu here; and il will become cess~ry lur the
people 10 be a little more careful la handling
aeresnbacks' than they have heretofore been
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

TsE HIeHrR LAw-When a man hath tai en-
a new vile. lie shall not 20 cut To war, neither
shall I've he charged with any business. but he
shall be free nj home one year, AMI shall cheer
M h 4 wife which he hath taken.- Dthftr0homg.
esayfer "A. rerse D.
We give this for the benefit of sereral anxious
individuals Who are seeking the best method o
getting out ct the draft Sueh knock down
argument ought TO he satisfactory 10 every ole
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
COMM ERcsAL.
sf rEIEsi,sra.
fsuctpuaas 'bartses

cincinnati n.rtes-
CxoiSsArl November %.
Flour frn and held sasde higher; superfne
IS in@5 10
whe.t unchanged; red Is in fair demand at
9Sc@SI
Io'n dull aud Irices dropping; 47@49c for
new AID ald
r., 64G Csc
0ds declined 10 i7c Tor new.
An active demand Tor ~asky az "a &c.
Hog unchanged and dull al 81 2504 50; re-
ceipts 4 100: drover- anxious Ia sell.
A moderate demand Tor green meats at 3l{c
for shoulders and 5jza5k,c tor hams.
Meas pork sold at $40 IS.
Lard dull and offered at $50 without finding
BUYERS.
Gold declined to l2S0l29; silver 1874; de.
mand notes l24.
Exchange par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
THn TarArsa--ro nigh, the grand conpli-

THE THKArER ITO night the grand conp'i'
meutary and farewell benefit of Mss S,llr 81
Clair-tendered by our citizens and the military
comes of. A great bill is offered tar the occa
sion. First upon the programme Is the glorious
comedy of the Serious Family. with Charles
Barrss in his great Burtonian character ot'Am'ni-
dab Sleek, Miss ST Clsiras the Widow Demane,
and Mss Mccarthy Mrs Charles InrTens
Next comes the new comedetra at the foune
Rebel. with Miss ST. Clair n Kitty Nmks and
Miss Mccarthy : the Young Rebel-w'th songs
If YOU want To enjoy immense evenings Ell
tertainment. 60 Ia the Metropolitan TO night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

~ The Journal chnoses TO misunderstood or
m -construe What We said in regard to the provost
guard being ordered 10 chaiSe ba,onets on an
unoh'ending and Ieaceahle crowd OF citizens. We
did not hud fault with the soldier, bat. on the
contrary. praised their discre'iosi but We did con
denim the conduct of the officer Who gave the
order Dare the Journal defend him in that act
of folly or OF wckedneSSy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

AccinfSr OK rHr RrtLrro~TsfNE Roam On
In.rdas night the expar-- trim from hes~ over
tie BEL 'ei'nisife 70 u wss iimUwn 90 hour moe
besoud Anderson. ~ w.~sl Iiei ~ The Ssssk
the right md tie baggage csr a. tie lett Il The
r"td No live- weie lot 5nt flrfe ken
eral smash M 81 r,ilrad msterisl. Wmkmea
were cent M from ksasers'n sHl in lev h',ass
c'e red the track hu' the week ~ the loromO
tive AID blg.ale car till remnin lheIe.
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ere that want printing done.

To Local ADvtnTisf.Es -Occa<tonaf or trim
sient local notices viii not be ipsertel in this
paper hereafter unless Ties are piid for when
handel ~. 1sd 90 insure insertion must lie handel
IN before O'Clock = NJ Local notice. Of five
lines and under will be inserted one time Tor 50
cts each additional insertion of the same mat-
ter, % ctS.; marriage notice., 50 cts funersl
notices. 81; pay required in advance Notices
Tor benevolent societies not exceeding FIVE lines
one insertion. % cts. The above terms will be
strictly observed
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From ash .ngtOn.

WASHINGTON. Nov l9-Tne Times special
has the following:
gentleman who arrived here on TuesdI,
from Acquia creek, which place he lett that
morning. SAYS the rehel force at Fredericksbur.
was completely t,kcn by surprise rapid AT
vance on falmouth, auh haze barely succeeded
Ia making their escape from cavalry under
Gen. u ward. While Btyaru's cavalry was ~
The o ner place. The ,e'ie opened tie II IN loul
p ec-~ If ar,il cry. stationed a hill in tle
at Fredericksburg. lie Was replied TO, and soon
silencesl
Cenrrablnds say the railroad is in good order
Ill the way to Richmond.
An illustration of the shallowness of the pre-
T. ce of British neutrality will lie found IN the
{ lowing note, discovered in the Water Wit h,
the LAST pfize c,psnrei. B,rcln,s & M,DJwell
ave the eiding mtr ch 'nts of X ng-t ~ and ia
IN iei. and seem t. Ike it for granted that it Is
tie dutv of "a Commodore ia the British navy to
give information and advice 10 facilitate the fe
livery ct The cargoes in The bsorkaded purts oil
the South:
10 Capt King Of he Wafer Witch:
My DEAR SIN send YOU herewith note for
Com Danlap. and hope yen may Get some u>eiu
inf I'm Iioi from him Your messenger takes
the dem.jphn oi rum again.
Wishing you speedy and prosperous voyage
Lam, v,ry ira yours, JAS. Ii. MCDOWELL.
Kl>Gsqox Jamaica, June II. le62.
To Com Daoiap. c. b.. &c Port Royoi:
DEAg SR-Caw Th"> Kng. of the British
schuoher " tier Witch j. about To proceed with
4 c reo nt merchandise IN his vessel 20 port
the : ,u'hera States of Americy AMI being anx
ioaS t. get .tdvice> from You ior hiS sudanre w
take the liberty cot giving him this introduction
aud / feel obliged tor such counsel as YOU can
give him under Tire Circumstances.
We are, sr, your Obeoilent ~erv ,nts.
BARCLAY Il Mcdowell.
The Court of Inqur, ordered u assemble in
WASH on the 27th of OctUl,er has been
d.>-"lred at the request oil M,jur General Me-
Dos ell.
A Court OF Inquiry is or,lerel to assemble
here /, mo row, at IL o'clock, To inquire nto
certtn charges mule against Gen Med wei !:
* & iverupr Denni>,u and other Witnesses SUN
IN he'd. a'e exi e-iei 10 I've present.. Detailed lui
the Court are VI ,i-,r General T. DIV ALA err Brig
a er- tiencraS VI rfiu'iale aud Nan Allen; Lieut.
Cd Lug II. Pelonse, Judge Advocate and
Recorder.
Generals Hunter. Garfield. Bnforl. Prentiss
nj Morris. with Col Holt ~ Judge Advocate
constitute the military commission ~ exrminr
the chngeS preferred hy Gen. Pope against FilZ
john I'or er. his commission will also assem-
ble ili- week
Ii h,> heen lie .i'iel bv the Commissioner Of
luierri.d Revenue I'll Il persons selling or peddlirg
frpn boats or vessels must take out a license ~
Gle ,ler- either WhniesI or retail as the case NAV
e The license must say that the party is au
thoiizeI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

- The alarm at fie on " Wednesday piih
was caused hy the dining room floor Of tie Pyle
House catching. he hie was exiting uisltd iy
the buarder~ before the engines arrived. The
alarm WAS first given by dog chained under the
floor. The poor animal vas severely scorche /.
and yelie'i pi,eously, alarming tie inmates OF the
house by his cries.