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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-06
Foreign News.

NEW 1oRK. October 5-The steamship Clt,
OF London from Liverpool 23I and Queenstown
2ith. has arrived. The Withdrawal of Mason is
confirmed. The Times saws:
IT the Confederates are offended with England
for trying to keep in the right il is sorry for it.
but the loss is theirs while the relief to the British
Government will be great, and the nation will
have nothing To repent.
The Times city article warns the Govern nment
against going too far in stopping ships building
Tor the belligerents; that the course bears too
much resemblance to the views of Federal poll
ticians. The La France SAYS:
i he Federal corvette Kearsage, at Brest. will
receive similar treatment accorded to the Florida
Each vessel will enjoy the rights and ad
vantages
The EuroDe OF Frank fort asserts that Arch
Duke MaxmIliian has finally accepted the Mexi-
can crown. at all risks and perils, even renounc-
ing his rights under the Austrian crown
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post
asserts that the Washington Government assisted
Juarez with and ammunition
The Paris M0niteur published an address. of
August 18TH by the Polish national government
TO Prince Car TioIsky, it has already appeared
IN England. The event created sens alton and
cause! a tall or the BourSe MANY Journals re-
gard 81 rs Il virtual recognition of the Poles as
beligerents
Russia continues warlke preparations
ne ll;est news Via Queenstown saws:
The Great Eastern hrs been Withdrawn from
her American trips Tor the present
The American ships Express and Anna F.
Schmidt were destroyed by the pirate Florida off
Rio inerio No dates given
The political news to day is unimportant.
---.N
From Cairo.
CAIRO, October The hospita! boat r q
woods, from Nickshurg on the 2eth, arrived
She brought up Ais sicF and convalescent sol.
dlers aud left them at Memphis and took aboard
5of Others, these she takes to st Louis
part of the crew of the Robert Campbell
arrived. who renOrt "A still greater loss of life by
the burning OF the steamer at Milikens Bend
amounting to torty. additional to those already
reported
dispatch from The headquarters of the First
division OF cavalry, near Dunlap. Tennessee. of
the 80, saws:
Col. Edward NJ. McCook, with the lst Wis
consin and 81 Indiana cavalry, attacked General
Wheeler's force. 600 men strong. at Anderson's
Cross Roads Yesterday and whipped them badly
killing and wounding $50, taking 81 prisoners
aud retaking all the Government property: in
GLIDING cO9 mules, and the prisoners taken from
our trains Among the prisoners taken is
Major on WheelerS staff the commander of his
escort. Major on Martins staff, Col Rugcles.
comm 'ndIng the brigade, aud nine other officers
The enemy vas completely routed and driven
ten miles
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-06
SUN DRIES.

FOR SALE:
500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
800 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
styles;
so bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls. Linseed Oil;
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 o. Quinine;
so OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure. for To-
bac"onists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes:
500 gals East India Castor Oil;
s tuns White Lead, in Oil;
4 bbls. Sp'ts Turpentine;
22 bbls. Varnish;
16 bbls Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEWART Il MORGAN.
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
ty4 No. 40 East Washington Street
The sun., 1863-09-25
Army of the Potomac,

va ~ 'oH, ssY. "a !e,.sr rom the b al
qusrttt, n IN Arm- of To. Pl'omsr, received 'o-
dG5, .,,. t"a Buf0ri, with bap.r'ion Of h' dni''n
drove TIE ieb pl-ssts on Ids,da, thr.4ch Sitson
, ~; Uou,,. Isr,e mue. SyOnd te en'o van eyed
,-r.ug fv.r. Of tao enemy osy.ry. Artrat. 81
6glt ne iu.c-i then 20 rr''et. snd dove th'..
ro,. thc EapldAn a. sl'u' where tie D'''-V.
v.llu p'ka resc hcs the tiver.
On Tuc,day, BODY % r bel cs-,ry oro".d lu'o
Tiler hsr,lsnd, a. OH miles from Rockville, and
had not proceeded far before thc' vsf" me- by I-g
tioa q S,ott; y n. HUNDRED agd come ir', utry. A
hsnt ,u,uti, sIG 4 r'h..s we're b.! sud oIndtd.
An editorial ia the E,eAu. Odd ExAsIstt, " she
2sd sas,: "Ths tram. conveyed 10 ,nio'ut',ion
yesterday fiom Orangr, S"yond the ,pr ri,ion ia;
a battle hct-e,n Mcad- AND Lee va. imminent. %
sunday, ogtu srn,c. drawn ny IN line Of battle
from h-f,o 4usi.cr o! annie spar', Anl y ,oine
pa'a,s. 49, ruccrs.1ui in iul vie~ D; -,'h o'ncG.
Tie ,s. ION VA, usiu' sired yestsrdsy snd uutsr
"a a. citeumN,nce. Ntur Informant. are mo- ui'
takn. 3 ,lmoi. iIup,sfd.e to zee h1s tat two 4t
mics eau ke, ? iroiu hfh,nr
The sun., 1863-09-25
LOCAL. NEWS.
<twIonS AID lHE y!ciSlry.

prctruoN ~ Annig,r ltRrAGUr.--h
uumlieF o. oar mo-i p-1miucEi merchants of note
in, lus rtcndst an irsis'ilD 70 tliS, O,u modern
nero Ct NV orlrDns, to noe. ,h"n at the Cham
,es of C,mne'cr n usder tn'' hey 'h'n'd nave tse
opportunity ~ h,uorius 10 sala.t An oit'rr' ~ "a
u.,,.ialp a-,d tl,r- !s.tsrdt sherI oo,. Among
o.. r,u.ienen prel-nt we've lion. Mayor urty'c. fe
t. Cooper. 90. ,1"l b. d, capt. g. H. hai'h'I ana
,the!,. f..s ,o1'a tp'o'dsd to 'sce", hnd "hin
bc.s Of oityor.-rfe unsble 90 Obtain entrance .nd
..i,sin,I ..t,i4.. TAO Atmi4l .rtI,ei sioYt
o.. .aHia,,f. e'yet with rfir'ri7rs app'Aufe.
,,Are, II Ha-.hra -r rp.o.rted suu,a. ,ner
.bsh nc S'c.t,tJ 5o,d tNs rorr' p1udents te.-e'n
ga >lu,iraIssI ths Coinui,,,. which had brought
.,i ths .p.ii n, Ard 'h.n the Cagfml1 p'eient-
,i IN, AonnG N G. i,rin snd 18th gIeat spplsuse.
C.p,air pauhal lu th., Introduction slndea 20
tho HAN ,rroi', Of Ire AtuisAi IN opening the
N. ,,i.y Sud q &c o. mucn towards quitting dosn n
tLssc .fs.i REBELLION.
Animal Fnr,ru SID l,,s, not iH NE hsht ~
maxim ,pee-he,. but ifv.h IN. s.istAnse Of his ot
Goer aud men be had accomplished .nyth,nI to-
ard. pu...ns down thl. f.ul rebellion he Ati buted
1t % 'be intcfpos OF Divine Providence ana not
10 any mtri, t.., own IL -asp'oui 20 10 rsce'vsd
/, .neh - msnner b. th. citizens q th.s great ne
! ,ronoii. Greet applause
N, Cu.rio, Gould .ald th.. ,hls 's- -rmTore meet.
booor to di.t,u.ul,hed citizen Aud sailor. 1hs
hand .lstins thsn commenced, and vhsn concluded
NJ r,.st C,-p.r va cslied On for few remarks
III Iooys'. llrTrnsrrt - he .as, pared high rulo
sinu on N. Affnrs lie said hs knew he could nc.
d",ae ut.sc. lu'.ie', and ought not TO have oseu
csi m. -
"a we tpFrpsrsd a~ 80 at words, but for tue Ies
No. .a. not .Nre citizen Of the nI.sd bttes, VI
love ,. ll.rty sbruAd, bat was prepared 20 eI
nrrs. b (. gratitude and 10 honor the Admiral Ia
Srtupr-v votds could not shape themsslVes II
they could ne would make the most eloquent spseon
o. iscord vthe@pl
Animal fsrsasn again ros. and sld I -ish II
s.r to th' gentlemen present, hat nsye tonr NJ
more than my duty, and 4 ~ tho duy o. every fnan
to DO ie' teal proud and ssstcfI .cf ths feeep
ton nri am alEA,s slAd 10 meet iay foiIor oiti
Trr. A. ist.d bsinrr, have only doue NJ guy
snt ie', sst'.hsd that ever man you'd 10 'lsii'Hs
n rf M -" he oHpoltun o.. iti efr'1 .,,,
nsr-ta' Ne,no-s hopr NE A1ini.sl -ilI hav'
A. ,het lPul't lI.ty snd thA. soon. cheer.
t4f siu h.rIhsn ffel ss'i't.t 'rst '.oi'd w
srsf Le sns.soJ inc foTslsn vsr, Admiral f.IAsi
y ne man on NhGrl en- % s.,
Cen, Ms,more should 10. 70 have three eheer
for th.t patinsnt. ,ui,en .th "iii)
Admiral fsnas1i / hop, eea a.rnen, you will no
be di.appointed As | said before every man vii
Do bis duty II called on Il IssIs With the Almighty
give hiin sueesu,
SavUN sShss ssauspsp ~itss vNa d saaIsussA u
The sun., 1863-09-25

that h,s tsher rlses IN N. var Aiso ths, or ss'
urday Hood'' vscn. Of LongsrsoVs corls,msds an
stt.ck and "a r7ul,rd
disps'ch fepsis hat on sunt,. nisht the tnicr
io ces fel lsck e~ht M ies and thst the rtb,l
loas vas hpCO N tlleJ and vound.d in the tvo DAYS
n NJ the y. por. on Of oii.eefs ins very Ia avy
And Claims tLt The rebels took COU prisOnsrs and
2 ven pi,ce' u artillery on SATURDAY, AM hat q
heavy smoke on thai night Iudioa ed hat Cep Hose
81 sps ~s tt-nins hsetoftt. Au''het tispii on
ludAN ttht ,aNs tha; u csiU'iHsf dfstk o., -. -
'dS ML an LOi.0sfr,6 wss 10 = made on Mo cs'
disp patch trUru Atauts ds,sd Monday says: ~
dspAu ii1m Rinseoid. dat'd tn. tuorniug rcrofts
tha. iono uiOu rTi .oness have been taken sud ~
n. e,i.a complete Confederate victcrv -ith large
hlavv hss ~ ~ cen srd men The dspa ch tlf he
s'sss has on ss'urday nisht Gen' hiu end Ions
sff".i made = combined .tsts, Nnd toot t.'tn pti.
ous-s. IL adds, rFo phCCy, shat th"y vii dit"
R'ste-srs from TIE Ni',iou X dee.
t,'v. fsham NNr,t. ~ lerncssec, IN tls dsrAtrres
e. ~ 4 100 dated ru furusv o. ~, tnst 80
go dsvs' a. ipc I'D 40 h.i dsfnic ir,i tT-u't.
-ri 'h. t,tr. iohr = B-ovn. TO Vi, tt-.f. i'Nrt.i
ln.. snu & w Helm v.fC vruHTfi slt n,-NlI'o
ard ;lAi 'r f'h y hst rs~l't'a ..'Ot t,,fcrr-s 49,
tom : 10 - y cces Of Ntlr-~. 'n Monaav t.o'
Harms tels srned to tho Arrst that III. Conf ir'
Ate victory vGs complete, and that the IJnfe.tr -
had taken rs p.cccs of sftillerv. Vie adts ~ rtc
ported that We have tahsr 1No niisn ofs, = ID -
eIpcct 20 ;u0o ?iceci CT artilltfy 70 10 trcUst ~
a'dj.a, SIT. J.. R'p,rts from diacrrut ,oiree'
cnncuf that Kore'r,n. has hSsn hs.vilyr ~. y,
trcoys from q -snr, Nmv. R,..crzu.' t'ice' o." 70
tuins on ChAttsnooss ,lo,ely fouo-ei.
The sun., 1863-09-25
Telcgraphio Rows ltem., Sc.

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s.u N. - e." 'fa' ', u.
't- ',t t,''.n'.a the s'est ..e OF '"' ''na'''
., p.t,. i.hn .r., sealed chat tter., ~ ;, no
t1..s 'u1i''". nri i1.- va w 49,
,..' r' al % ~ otd. .er, uu' Nt.ts.'ui'H.
Iv ost..g '',ii,1a'e h.;ra' a;' =, =, ,.,i.,a
.s,s. slt,~.s.' ,'' ''.,g, trtf,at'l'.Ai.
"@.'e ,,err,. " = m ,'n,lo dat i u.cg'
, p a.tr..v ,c.... iG t..r.uis. lltts Lard
~ ,ts l-.'.
t,. aoo.c.i-..,. .,'.i =, o. l',e,f', r.ir-i
s." h,'u0g E, f.. pnd nea- - ~ Luce ".
So zen tc t,o,.s ws.c f,,s,e,,i IT, u. we're isund
u....y e. s.p-d .H 'Arit otrtr' ,tias.
r>r'7 'on Blt.uore. N"dr.''sv, say
h"n' tn.'' hunored oi tue rrnd tt..onc,. c.r
- a, 49,, u = a." ,',N h'i', mo-, 81 "h"'a ,
9, trtds. sud .'rc, uit.r tsk'"S tie eth %. sls
..a.... mG'tc',i into 70 hia a'f, isSd hes,
C,r.,d o. r,msifs'.on =, uo,uv ~. ir,i i,bs
- .I.s tuH r.tYt.i p.o-,ilv oi the 'rvt n
,1.:, ,1e ,te. 10. comrutst'on =, ,A-t'Nt Nt
r, go .' s"'!9'o1I ard OF V-ern' County,
sr.,r.> Ca,>n' X. o, OHIO, ia rpsech At cls,s
200 .i1ll. ss.r,i. 'ou c.c sllsnd'rnam Tower
It,.. SIS Pei "'LWu. .ucc, :. tlJs- the whr rilt
hssr .st...' hme' " ,tVaisS IL WA es II you do
us -AlurLsv iot the ers,nt ~ i.rss steam -four
.r. tII 10 Gsr sst', fAAut', 7tp nded, tst'erius
800. G1t, IA hluD A. hi' tirt VA all dltettun'.
VI .N't 80. tcr = if''rf ~ snd tlrer bundled
f.Iit- cash hisv n, Ito roo's ot houses hut
N l.h we! rcr,on. wst- burt 10 one ~As kcd.
Tr- is s,.t hsnk o.,au'tsd un6,, the nAiiensi
sv V'N l. o. Iri i N,.iourl N'ub y. New lofs.
vufh "i'' N VT T. tapitE 4 t1,uNi 80, with
tHt niy O.. g., i.. afit y to 80 ONb'b Tue first
SHftoa lsat oi Wi-hiution 90, asi fO- bu.ia o. o.
toe ' thG piiI ca,its oi hHl inilior c. uOIIars
10. .-r.r'str of " ar h,s directed tho chief mus
I a., o1i =. ptil.isi ihia TO muster into the
eco ei -, uVnt- oirAnIflu fhat,, all volunteers
t.un ~ t.'s o. SsS Io',ey aud Delaware, Who
ilV' lt ptr.' Cd, aAd tl sfsrs concerned ave Go
tt..I,t & 80 iVr ihe nouIb,r Who i0in those req
mcitS
nON. IAn. IN recent rpeooh At an ~ neond
uonal mon ucl'.nr - Princeton. H., declared
tast IT, Ny would probably 60 Oh un II 'Ufy tlsvo
d ~ tht suuth - hn,rstel. lie /, f.cognztd % the
ruuIistr nj the Wc..ein Eupuhies io the orcs ~
VI ,lss!at N .; tie ttp oGeh.AG PtsHd'niia siee-
bpN.
le''f Ytt see. eirt' oi -. ECr fhi.tn tomnhttce
oip c.4,l,t i.s D.. iu.ailty ,Oetctpt thi invus
to., To ,tt'Ln ~ ot,'c t" NJ bpugl llt 's's the
c,Ffit4u ~. '. nd rlth 80 q ,t.o're tli rn~mir
uitGc Ia tta sfs."t / tmJud, tAuadl, fAs sad
lsr'c alG A. ovf. tur' 4u.
4 CNico a,.psch. let irst .sys We have Intel
liz urr hun Ai.tusa. 10 he efirc. shat Pire'a af'n'
l..4af I - n rfdUrtu 20 Fn. Ia -drti men. nir it,
] p. h. ljt, Isua. Al b'yldtHtr ,AvBit' tp~prd' i"r
a. /, na l.ttItf .lpu \ tsus.. hlsg 49, 'Ihl nee
mat a.. Lui.rsr 4 ouirf,rsi", shu Nr'- cItlr ~
,tf ,ut.tlu-t.i TO t.'n,ral : H'ls w.I' su"lnt I,
u..i,, .NsI q. oieht tio~,IuG
The sun., 1863-09-25

IN. ,fsn.nrrt steamer Lh.rlss O.S"oi, which az
riy.i y,.cr1sy ',oin h-vicn, feIo,, 'h.s there
htvr been DO uupjttau' wovrnsut. on ep"tt o'
our ,.ooy.. and zen fosters ir'ssr, directed pr'h
,piliy to he stenglh'u as OF hit lo'.'"n', 90 "'o
t..e. Nj "a 80 ~ thr I'h..s, should taey advance
f. nutea,f tlAt ,h,v hsv. u',s'rl TIER tloups u, ~
o4ft,. ions, N,th.f ful GtLrL 90 mtulcr mo- evil
nt Cen FOSTERS sud force Is laser than is s.p"r
al, ,uvp1.,d sni he b.. In addition tA- I'D - t.
nulvtt ". ginhoit'
The sun., 1863-09-25

A7ray. s'Jt "a. Hon. ru Mor'o-. ef Ner
Yr-t. AMI Hon. Z trti 7. stevens. of onondaso.
-crtrat.d hv thu S'q'r Cou'ii itutousl nicn Con-
,tunr ini .t'o,n~, Grnetsi Aud ln', "ctpr ~ state
" tor- have ~ .iJ'ttu. l'isr.u1C.. tnHir stS =
,'nmiIt,e. s~c, 'rps he roL,ina .ou ~ ipn. II H.
John n'.r Sscre.A'y sat. a. sstt.a'tcI! ', -
4 uY o. '.rt r.slus. ferutl.urnl a IA sftN sue
.,, r. he Whole prnocfs.ic tieAr, Va the conilas
-
The sun., 1863-09-25
Nu.achu-eils Uepubiicpn Convention
Gov Andrew ard Mo iu'irc s.Sir j"
ct keupy!aatcb

Horcsd p, N1,s, p'."A The Republican #.e
Convention aUerib',d hs-r isv. iio1, 2. a. ..o',
o! New B.dtgSd. - p,s:4dent male A,Tre h %. w
ogtu, and ,tirios ''.q' - oar so'e'nn' - -
81 d, must l.. rei.o I'd mat IN no 'u'ur' tse eau
rebellion be pos DE. speas ~ FOR h.m'"N ne g.
esIed ,h,, ste.tc lcuuineat 9'a'e of 'ni- Is7d
~ nnri b. otds.u,d thar nO slsvs shA.. nsu1 op'u
our soil, or breathe the or 'h,, HIT up-sl iAe
stars aud stripes ,Cheer.l Then shall DO '.nd =
ted the promise and prophecy Of our father.
Governor Andrew was nom mated for reelection
b. s<AlA@Slsa, snil ths usAias saiasLaAa'
The sun., 1863-09-25

m. rrM!snt mas "p'is p-o''sn',' On or'nins
the psr. 4 AlsEsndr.A % c.mn.clr.s ir',gc u ,e
other than oontrshand Of -.t ana suh tct { the
t.ade res,,ioa, & thc .ccfe;-fi ol te' Iea- %, a.
h.,e.oior. stpfov,db7 hI'n
The sun., 1863-09-25
Latest News
Ef TKLEGRA ~ TO THE NEW YORK sUy
THE LATEST REBEL REPORTS
Terrible Losses Admitted.

From Gen. Meade's Army
The sun., 1863-09-25

L.-, -cov,fno- Hayden and th- remainder ef the
res-r. i4,umbest. .crs foucninsed in the ''Ss
a.
The sun., 1863-09-25

.sen W. ~ t|s A'f .
sur. W yf,7,t,h So ~ ,rmri s'ro. I've rs.el'e
citi,e r....oa 9th sa'.4t ... sLd .as ea y..feo,
tnct .A-.r. W nn'rrr L..i. ired'r t'o,AI'
amt the ~ eh'Ir, Ac.iS Vc.un .t L.ui. Anc.
johu,ol. b, the , b O., aId she ,s'o return Of he
'i.'ls md ar.ro.s 70 n. liver vi'hor' lo', Inc
.eh, stcsm.i- tcIk he Chiffon AID S.chcn ~ t,w
rrtin tvct'v N rutr, sr"r their surrender
The .'S''u' 4 lhtu e'!tar !. unknown ihe
aN.ck. vn4"N "" H hNc 1trr .Hpi @,
hi ~, u1d : i. " 60 to- -,a; sn-r ,hc
'nf'r' 'fnrl.t'u Ia ''ri'p or 5-hI Ior ,~cu;s.
IA, n..inu, - ~ sh " O,rrrni, irrrkln 40.
y ..oei aui .u,. ~ ,c,nr ii1s co .of, y hci
fseonrn -4asl 'a.s.f.
Commanding ". g. II. sqasdfoh ~" ''m.
T.s. .f yANst Aii- -,
SIh..a Itt. 3, 3D.. l-t !
SR N6AM cat. '.h, ,ue i.ion. .'ooI Ia ,hr
bay snd opened ARE on tine ff', 10 80 reply
made. At9A " tho "a heul, Ai.souS aue Granite
Ci.y, followed ~ the tr.nspor'- ,loJ1 over n.
l,t. and with much dmgutr, owing 70 the
,hslI,~rc.s of ,lr vN'rt. - y a ,horur two
i.r ,hc trsr So, N b., j. y, y, ~ac' en-, hi
llscd b. 20" Altman, ai,n c'I a. tn caste 'tnu
virc~d Up tie v'scrn 'hsnn"l ioposcd J.. the
. Grni.c & y, n 90" IT, .1d. '' divt!or nj
ui tn' glnbaat' "a. msie uu ~ we .h.''', o.
t9r iou', wien '3r q? veg tlL cfnt Guns, ,N''' o
clifton and ssoh,is soc s,ru'k lu their toilc,s ,u
vyiop.us tie yVsrFi- IN .'cani. There not bsing
room to rAv tlr tscAtm, tbs vessel VA
lacked do~l tnc. ,tGnt", and hs. vas
iei' 20 fIr S.e'Ch, r..,. ttutncd s.h
tus'nctr Munro ~ 8 D. suAr T. nv, bAfr tc-
81, ..lr" desd The A.zona h-l nov uouudCd h'
tho stt. uth, e. t.vt syAh Lee hoNsad'. G's ntr
aloss u. c'snIs.. hl sHevaf y.l rtueh t.ricul y
.rtteAteI mn "a. uo.. H,u iur o oc ,nr bs
cunius h.a.cd Ia collection 4, 3uuo w. te hci'ers
IN, ass @ net, uOh TLi ssch"il -tIe fur down,
Rri v bi ilaGs N'.e - "a a "a" i,t'. A. ,h IA,
tAus, I''s W,It NOV iut Ou' a. IN Dt' itn N's
eel remained ,.Nti4Ig tDr.' up''uI''. - Until mr.
,4u.r.pf - .,,r., Ict ul,I iuidr rl', whoa ~
~. ..,s ! cn, 2. r.t 1.-t'Ifa' could bo l. J IA
~ @. '.s tf.tnf tIc 'yfplitlfu.
tsi,ufd. ~ Iu.t. rin, Actin .-H"io-
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
The Weekly Freeman.

We invite attention to the prospectus of the
WEEK LY FREEMAN for 1864, in another column.
By the discontinuance of the DAILY FREEMAN we
shall be enabled to edit the news columns of the
WEEKLY, instead of allowing the Boston tele-
graph operator to do it for US. We shall also
be able to give greater variety of reading
matter than heretofore, and at the same time
give all the valuable current news of the week.
We are confident we shall make the FREEMAN
better paper for the year to come than it has
been heretofore, and consequently more deserv-
ing the patronage of the public.
Many of the subscribers to our DAILY were
subscribers to the WEEKLY, and stopped the lat
ter when subscribing for the former, and we
hope to see their names again on our subscrip-
tion list.
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MORNING EDITION.
MONTPELIER. VI
TIL URS 0AY, DECEMBER 81, 1868

1.-THE DAILY FREEMAN, both morning and
evening editions, will be discontinued after this
date, December 81, 1868.
While we have several reasons, affecting our
self and our private business and pursuits only,
for thus stopping the publication of daily,
there is need that we should give only this on e,
viz At the present hi gh price of pa per and
all the materials which nter into the manu-
facture of ewsp aper, with the limited circu-
lation and advertising patronage which it must
always have here, daily paper pays little if
anything more .han expenses, leaving much too
small g margin of profits to compensate one
for the constant and laborious care which must
be given to it editorally.
The DAILY FREEMAN has from the outset paid,
and now pays expenses, and we return our
thanks for the patronage which has enabled US
to say So We commenced its publication
April Is, 1861, with no expectation of contln-
uing it but few months at longest but the
prolongation of the war and the demand for
news has induced US to continue it until now.
Inc meaBre news WnlCn We noW tooel'e, ho"
ever, and the small prospect of any important
war intelligence at present, renders the present
moment an opportune one to obtain relief
from severe and poorly remunerative work ,
and we cannot, in justiee to ourself, refuse to
seize the opportunity
We enclose in this paper bills to those in ar
rear on their subscriptions, and we hope to re-
who have paid in advance, will receive the
balance of their money through the mail unless
hey order differently We shall be pleased,
however. to receive their names as subscribers
put this unused balance to their credit on such
subscriptions.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 80. The President will
receive the army aud navy officers in the follow
ing order.
The officers of the Navy and Marine corps will
assemble at the Navy Department in undress
uniform and proceed to the Executive Mansion
in body.
The officers OF the army will assemble at the
War Department in full uniform, at Ills, and
also call in body
A petition s in circulation signed by the Off.
GERS of the Potomac fotilla and the navy yard
here, asking that Henry Walters, lately Acting
Ensign commanding the gunboat Reliance of
the navy, that was captured in July last by the
rebels be reinstated. He was dismissed by the
Department at the time, and it is stated that
Walters on that occasion fought desperately.
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MONTPELIER MARKET, Dec. IS.

PRovisoSs.--Butter, q to %. Cheese to Is; Lard
a. Tallow, H. Dried Apple to H. Eggs 20 cent
Potatoes 81 tots. Beans, $4,000 $50 West India su-
CARS, 10 to ls Peas, $1,OO to l,5O
0nious-s2,OO to $50. Apples 50, 90 per Dbl.
Extra, $500 to $50. Dosble Extra $3.50 to
900 super-E1ra 8 ,75to 1850
GRAM AND AAr.-oorn, sl,l8 OATS %. Herdsgrass
Seed ST. 25 per bushel Clover II to IA per pound
Hay, So to per ton. Rye, sl,Oo.
MisoELLASEous-Dry and green hard wood 2,5Oto 90
Shingles Sl,OO to 1,5O Wool--common 90 to 10. Bark
800 to 400 per cord. Nails 5,25. to $50,
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ing Aug. l. 1868 Said per centage to be cast uDor H.
nal amount ofthe premium note, without reference
Endorsement and to he paid to the Treasurer al bis
in Montpelier on or before the l4th day of Oct 1894
Members Of the Company will find in the hands nj
representatives eject % me LEGISLATURE or Local Agent
due from each respectively and they are uarticuIarv
sired to see that the money for then assessments
TO the Office in October The assessments must be maid t
due Those who fail thus pay ought not 10 e,act n.
paid If their property is destroyed by fire ,s asut
to this on the part Of the Members of the C9npay AZ
proper time, will them expense and troabe iSee
Act Of Incorporation, your Policy, which will be
forced.) j. T. THURSTON Treas,,,.
Montpelier, Aug. Is, 1853
u The publishers of each weekly newspaper ID this .
are requested to publish the above notice three weeks
cesslyey in their respective papers for which three
will be paid presentation of their bills at this o,
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BOSTON MARKET, Dec. 2e

Four,-Western, So 90 to 7,25
Pork,-Prime, sl4,0o to SIS Mess, SO, to 20
Beef sl4,5) to 400 Lard III III. Hams III to I2c
Hogs dressed, 90 to CO.
Butter, % to % Cheese, 10 to H. Eggs 25 to 20 Pc
tatoe' - to 100. Died Apple .! to 81.
Beans $3.50 to S2,75. Peas $I,OO to S1,I0.
Herds grass seed s2,25 to s2,'5 Glover, u toS;.
Starch to u Talow, to l0!.
Wool Full Blood Merino, 50 to 81 Three ourhs blood
rs to so HslEblood IS o79.; Common 10 to rs.
Corn l,40 to l,42. Oats $50 81. Rye 40 to STAT.
Hops IS to 20.