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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

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proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
]. NJ. TILF0RD
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
From -. Louis.

ST Louis. September 80 1t is understood
here that plot has been discovered to burn all
the Gov ernment transports on the western rivers.
Several men have been arrested and are bow in
irons. upon one ct whom cipher was found
which upon being translated, disclosed instruc
tons TO DESTROY al steamers that can be of any
service 10 tile Government
The matter i being thoroughly investigated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
indianapolis and Madison
II n II hRE - n -.
1868. KH HE15 IS 1863.

new 4fTanSementt 10 commence Aons
day. Feb. 2, 1867.
FENNO passenger trains daily fSundays excepteo) be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Onion Depot Indianapolis, st 80 A.
and p. N. srriyin di.on at II rs A N. and 50
p. NJ
Lave the Depot a. Madison a. A. ~ and P. NJ.
irving at Indianapolis az IL A. NJ. and s.lOPM.
The train leaving indianapolis At go A. ". connects
with tbat leaving Columbus ss5 A n. for Shelby
willie and Rushve. arriving shelbyville 10 Is A. n
aud Rrshvillc az u 10 p. NJ
Leaving Nashville at 20 y ~. SbeIbyville a, 2 IS p
~, connects al CoiHmbns with the and q. train
irving a; either Indianapolis Madison the even
Ing.
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison foY
the Of freight between Cncinns In
disnapolis and points " est
Tariff OF Freighfs - low a. BY any other route
shipper and merchants will "a their uAsr.
est 20 ship by this line.
febe ID. c. BRANaAM. suf.ersntsDceni-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
From GOrdonSxIIIe.

GoRDoNsvILLE. September 2S-The Federal
force beyond the R,pidan i represented at 81 600
effective men. Opinions conflict as to whether
there will soon be fight. or not
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02
From tsristOi.

BRTsroL. October 2S -'rhe enemy burned the
railroad bridge AZ Carter station. 20 miles from
here. Saturday. they evacuated the place. and
are now reireating in the direction OF Knoxville
Our forces are pursuing them Our cavalry oc
cupied JOnesboro at 10 O'Clock last night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-02

CHARLESTON, September p The enemy is
evidently making himself impregnable at Morris
Island
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

The remarkable confidence with which the
radical papers profess TO give the opinions of the
Southern people all subjects relating TO the
Union, would seem to indicate that the resolution
which we have heretofore published, OF an Aboli-
ton meeting inviting correspondence with South
ern DISunOniSts had been Carried into effect, and
the Northern Disunionists created the agents of
the Southern correspondents.
Ii ought not to be necessary to repeat that the
Southern radical newspapers are no more worthy
Of being regarded induces of the Southern
mind than are the Northern radical parties of the
Northern mind. The Southern papers are a lit
tie moresagacious than their Northern counter
parts. in this respect that they place no faith in
the y Northern radical sheets. The latter for a
long time constantly averred that the North was
filled with traitors; that the majorties in large
Northern States were in favor of " submitting
to the Rebels" that the whole Northern country
was infected with Secession sympathies; but the
willy Southerners understood all this nonsense
and derived no encouragement from il. They
knew it was false. quite we'll the men who
originated The stories here
Nor the Southern papers one whit more
Trustworthy in their representations of the mind
of the South Ii is true that the Southern popu
lation cut off from means of communication
with. and knowledge OF the real state of affairs
in the North but they know toerably well that
one. and but one sentiment prevails 1t the North.
This sentiment they correct in surprising 10
pervade all the loyal States. They talk OF il.
reason OF it, and base all their calculations upon
IL. There are Thousands of sensible men who
look to it loyal sentiment, honor it, and
secretly applaud il There are other thousands
who daily count the chances of being compelled
at length to WELD toit. II. however, such an idea
should he advanced. il is at once denounced by
the press. which IS thoroughly governed by
s Southern radicaism, and the bold man who has
incurred the lsplelsure OF the ruling faction is
silenced The Southern press represents the
party in power. IL does not represent, nor pro
less to give information about any other party or
opinions On the question OF war, at present
the South i 4 unit But on the measures and
means of ending the war. it such a question
should come before the people ct the South,
they would not be unit by any means Who
will invent method of evoking division OF
popular sentiment at the South! With a North
united for the Union. against the South divided
on the question. there would not long be doubt
about the result-lN Y. Jour. of Com.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
Northern Negroes tn be Drafted i'm.
medIateIy!

The Washington specials To the New York
World contains The important intelligence that in
official circles il j. tted that the first draft in
the North will be from the free negro population
Al able bodied colored men between twenty and
thirty five wears OF agea 10 be taken To nil up
the ranks of the various negro brigades now un-
der wav. This has been decided upon, il i
poriel, at the instigation of Gov. Andrews. who
Is furious at the free negroes for their backward
ness in coming TO fight tor their race. There are
not enough of negroes 10 be hid within our pres
ent army lines 10 garrison the sen coast, as Gov
eminent designs. by this class of troops. and the
imuressment of the Northern negroes would i'm
mediatey add about 30 400 effective men 10 the
black army Radicals and Democrats at Wash
ington are both agreed to the proprety of try
ing a couScripti0n among the blacks first
These statements are quite PLAUSIBLE The
Government and the Aboiitionists have entered
upon the scheme 81 raising negro troops Every
one knows that the negroes do not come foI ward
in any considerable numbers 10 voluntarily enlist
Unless coercive measures are reSOrted TO, the
project mast be given up a. failure, and Il
stands OF reason that It's friends will resort -
every legitimate eKpedieut before given up beaten
And. il the draft j. good for the white man, why
not for the nesroi-I Rochester Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

Arrests no longer Made in

Since tie lst OF January when HORsro Say
Hovs took lhe guiernatori.l chair AZ Albany 40
CIT zen It New York hss been arbitrarily arrest
ed and conveyed 10 IMPRISONMENT either wiilsu
or without is limits. II seems. howeves, That
Capt STANTON was inclined few days since TO
attempt the renewal of his oiC-sysreu, aritproh
ablv would have provoked collision with the
State au,hori,ies'but for the good sense Of Pro
vos, Marshal DRAPKR. An Albany correspond
eni OF tAe New York Herald wFite.:
II appears that there sas resident OF Oneida
county who suspected Of aiding deseruOns
ffomJhe army A Marshal IN that locality 90
tanned facts which he thought not only impl
Gated the person referred 10. but two or three
other persons. and forthwith sent statement 10
Washington The result was thit an order was
Immediately issued for the arrest OF the whole
party, aud that ,hey be sent forthwith To tsh
ington This order was sent through Provost
Marshal Draper, Of New York. who changed
the order and ordered the Marshal OF that locality
to 20 before United States Commissioner and
get a warrant for their arrest. and TO take them
before the Commissioner for examination. This
was done and the result was that one OF the par
ties was held TO bail to an Indictment,
aud the others discharged for want of evidence.
The witnesses being all in the neighbOrhoOd,
the matter was quickly brought To conclusion.
to the perfect satisfaction Of members OF all 20
litcal parties There was no opposition ex-
element overit But, the other hand. had
these men been arbitrarily arrested and taken of
to Washington, there would have been the most
intense excitement, aud doubtyery much if the
Marshal could have got out of the county with
the prisoner. unless he had large force with
which 20 protect him.
The New York Herald says this order came
from Mr. Secretary STANTON. and adds:
The people Of the North are law abiding
people, They ever ready to bow to the maj
esty Of the law; but they are exceedingly sensi-
tive against any denial or infracton Of their
rights in the way of the law. Provost Marshal
Draper has shown how elsily by the regular
forms Of law. the Laws can be enforced; aud if
Secretary Stanton has not learned that his sys-
TEN of arbitrary arrests aud IMPROVEMENTS will
not answer. the sooner he Is turned adriit by the
President, the better.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
~ EDIcAI.
DIR. LudIum's Specific,
GOnOrrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS 0r
GENERATION.

fINHE Gonorrhga. or commonly called Clap = dis
II gusfng maiatv. and = TOO well known cnire
any explanation - easy % bs got. bat Is dicut 70
get cieH q II Is companion that few Admire: u per-
vAdes all classes 81 socefybuth male and female. rcb
and poor both marriedAno single Aishoush sotroube-
IN Itself distressing and sometimes fatal u isa
disease the q which. has generally been
worse n an the Itself The common fashouabls
treatment Is first deprive you Of all business. then
comes course q sarvaii9n-livng on breed and tea,
Cruel kf 81 siops you must thea be oso.
cupped l-ached combined with nausea ms medicines,
injections lotions ointments, and Concentrations
Every few DAYS the medicines are changed: ard after
some months IA this wy. which the patient
bears great fortfute fear Of exposures be J. dis
charged discharges himself with an irritable urctor,
sweed iesice an enlargement Of the prostrats glands
CT a disease Of the neck Of the bladder.
This specific which like charm. withs fes doses
diseases andis quite pleasant and which
has cured thousands in New York. Philadelphia, Bat-
ard Il the Southern cities. II certain and
ecctual remedy tha; makes rapid andpernaneut cure.
without regard Diet drink exercise except wrcst
ling. jumning over-straning. This remedy = un-
diseases n X extracted from plants and per-
fecty safe a. IL Is purely vegetable II contains
curry. that expose yourself 20 ali kinds Of
weather. without the least danger from tie medcine.
And II YOU are careful IN wrapping up your paste. you
will have smell from H. 50 that you are not
deprived from going into company, or beng detoeedby
nearest friends.
This TO ouack medicine bua remedy discovered and
with immense by regular physician. and
confidently recommended 20 the unfortunate
CAUTlpN-None i genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor Davidson around the box. All IA
Engagements Of trade marks will be prosecuted With the
utmost rigOr ofthe law.
WI DAVIDSON Sole Proprietor.
CINCINNATI Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan2s-dsusis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
For the State Sentinel.
Hon. Joshua =. Bell of Kentucky.
IorlsyuIr KY March 81 Is63

EDITOR SENTINEL ! notice the following sen
fences in the Louisville Journal of this date ::
1.-The indianapolis Sentinel says that the Hon.
Joshua +. Bell. candidate for the Governorship
of Kentucky. is only known Whg and IA
Know Nothing aud adds that 1.-the Sentinel
does itself no credit by such random and reckless
assertions" that Mr. Bell never a Know
Nothing" &c. Surely Dir Prentice could not
have written those words for he well knows,
and we'll do the Democrats of Kentucky know.
Especially those of foreign BIRTH that Joshua F.
Bel tras the champion Of KnoD N0fhingism IFS
day ia henfucky. and that Bell. Prentice. Hum
phrey Marshall and Blanton Duncan WET through
the same quill. On divers and divers occasions,
did Bell proclaim his Know Nothing sentiments,
in the court houses of Dinville. Louisville and
Lexington: and these sentiments were re
echoed and endorsed by the Louisville Journal.
then the leading exponent of Know Nothingism
in the South.
Mr.. Bell has long sought the position of Gov
ernor. He has now a fair chance TO get it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
4 he DraGt..A suggestion.

In some parts Of this State. Township Demo
cratic Clubs have provded that any of their
members who shall be drafted under the con
seription law shall il they be unable to purchase
Il cir own exemption. be relieved at the expense
of the club either toy the procurement of substi
tutes or the payment Of the exemption money.
This seems 10 Us 10 be most prti>eworthy move
ment Il viii protect the poor man against the
operation OF an unequal and therefore unjust law
and avert distress which a wise ami humane law
making power would never infiict We com
mend the movement TO the Ward Democratic
Clubs in this CITY Ii il a ca sc wherein the Dem
ocraric party should look after the interests and
welf.re OF lis children. The necessary fund can
be raised by small assessment upon each mem
Der of the several clubs aud by contributions in
larger sums from Democrats OF wealth The
whole plan Is perfectly practicable. easy Of exc
cution. and called tor by every consideration of
Christian charity and common humanity - Chi
cago Times.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

A Cracow telegram SAYS that the following
proclamation by Gen. L.SelEwIrz dated VI ,rch
10. has been published. and that il has produced
a prodigious effect:
CouxrRyxES-In the name of the Most High.
the most patriotic sons of Poland have commenced
astrucgle, caused by terrible abuses and directed
against the eternal enemies of liberty and civlzs-
ton.
Notwithstanding the extremely snfavorable
circumstances in which the enemy. nv great il
cre,ss of oppression. FASTENED into aruxDi
conflict we have every reason to believe that e
shall triumph in this great struggle for liberty
and Independence
The struggle commenced by unarmed people
has already listed two months. and gains sire 9Th
and develops itself with energy in the presence Of
this war to the ,leath-in the presence of the nus
slcres the plIages and cpna igrations which mark
the progress of the enemy
Poland feels very painfully the absence Of
a centrsi power. capable of directing the forces
engaged in the struggle. and of summonng new
associates 10 the field
Although the nation possesses more capable
and worthy ciTzens than myself. and although
am thoroughly conscious Of the heavy duties Of
the Office and the weight Of the responsibility
which i involves. yet the gravity and necessity
of the moment have decided me. after eonsuta-
ton with he provisional Government. To assume
surrender 10 the representatives, of the nation 80
soon ~ the yese 1T the Muscovite is shaken off
Whist retaining the immediate direction OF
military operations IN nv own hands I recog
nize The necessity of establishing civil Govern
ment, whose functions will be res ulate,i nv a she
cisl orinsncs-the work of the provisional Gov
eminent
confirm the principles of liberty aud equality
TO all citizens. granting land 70 the peasants with
Indemnity 20 the proprietors.
Poles Of aIi provinces beneath the woke of the
Muscovites. l summon 10 the struggle against tue
domination of Russian bsrbari>m- Come one
come al of you. The liberty of Poland must be
achieved
The concord of all citizens. irrespective of
Glasses OF religions. OF communities. one and all
making sacrifices for the common csuse, will
give 90 such unity aud strength rs sii render
our nov scattesesi forces terrible To the enemy.
and insure the Independence of our country.
Toarms' 10 arms 20 arns' for The liberty and
Independence Of our fatherland.
IaNctIwiIz
Ia terms of the above, Langiewitz has been
proclaimed Dictator Of Poland
Gen wysopi has been appointed hts military
cosdsusos and director.
The civil administration has been entrusted to
5ssoS0vu, a.a ..sas .sss=sa r-t.s E
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

The silence which has come over radicalism il
occasionally broken by ou,burst of the old
spirit of evil. The Cincinnati Union, GermaL
Abolition sheet. says:
From a reliable receive the news that GER
high and influential German officers Of the Army Of
the Potomac ready in they should be needed
assist with their troops in an-slavery cup defr
indeed of them has declared that Union aud Liberty
temporary dictatorship Of radical anti slavery man"
The tone OF this suggestion l. more important
than the statement given. on which we place no
reliance Ii j. the same ;One in which the New
York Times proposed to suDersede Mr.. Lincoln
awhile ago. and in which il now from day 10 day
publishes silly articles demanding vengeance on
political opponents and recommending all sorts
OF violent proceedings. IL i the same tone
which other papers of this class assume. encour
aging the spirit Of radicalism. melting MODS by
their violent abuse of l0ya men. inventing
phrases of obloquy. exhausting the resources of
bad minds for expressions To suit tie tone OF
their excited feelings The Liberator leads the
brotherhood and the New y ork radical sheets
follow humbly and admirinsly IN the track.
This j. one of the most dangerous symptoms
of the day II requires the exertion of every
conservative man 20 preserve the public peace
and quiet the passions which these foolish and
eckless politicians are end.avoring 10 excite
The disloyalty which from time 10 time exhibits
itself IN these proposals 60 supersece Mr.. Lincoln,
indicates the irrepfe>sble nature of the bad radi-
cal spirit. IL i not the country they desire To
save. but Il Is vengeance against political oppo-
neuts that they seek. and To accomplish this they
are not content with the'exercse OF military or
other arbitrary power. but thes desire TO inaugur
ale one mau power 10 be controlled by them
selves and welded for their purposes OF violence
anu .efe'se Let all patriots set their faces
stefhiF ayaiust these enemies of the public peace
: New York Journal OF Commerce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
from washington.

THE FoErHceNfNo REr0Rr or The COMMITTEE
OK THE CoSBrCT - THE Wan CHAsEs
fRlESDs ALREADY PusHINe MS CLNN- FOR
THE PRFsIDENoY-TRK OaeA>tzArinN OF rHE
NExT HoUsE OF RlPRtsExrArIvE~-How TH 4
Nhw YORK HERALD cor LfScoLx's FIRsT MEs
SAGE N ADVANCE or IFS DELIVERY To Con-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

- The Hilton Head correspondent of the
Boston Journal a Republican paper of the first
water, says:
SUPERIORITY OF TIE NEGROES As sESIINELs-
The most perfect discipline can be main
tained in the coored regiments; and for drill they
are quite apt any white troous have ever
seen, and Tor hghung material they have already
proved themselves courageous beyond the most
sanguine expectations. the great difficulty being
10 restrain them when they once begin an attack.
For sentinels, they are superior to any troops we
have, for they will not suffer themselves 10 be
tampered with ia the least"
The effort of the Abolitionists seems now 10
endeavor 70 prove. not that negroes are good
as whites, but that they are superior They h.ve
passed the point Of negro equality, and have
reached negro superiority
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

fTJOHN ZURICH Is A DEMOCRATIC
esnd,da,e Tor couneiman 50 he sixth Ward By re
request Of many DEMOCRATS.
M. NORTH is A CANDIDATE FOR
Councilman for the sixth Ward suffice, to the decision
ofthe Democratic Convention Of said Ward
WMR EDfTOR-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE
E.H.L KUHLNANN a. candidate Tor denomination
sor the Office Of Councilman Of the Ff'h Ward 49,
tBMR EDTToR-PLEASEA ANNOUNCE
PATRICK HANRtHAN as a candidate for Street Com
missioner subject the decision Of the Democratic Con-
xeniion. MANY DEMOCRATS.
tx- Mr. EDIToR-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE
Lieut. IT, 5. GARNER. late Of Brscken's Cavalry, as
candidate City Marshal subject the decision Of the
Union Democratic Convention.
CONSERVATIVES
tT~THE FRIENDS OF P. G. LEARY AN
bounce him candidate for City Attorney subject to
the decision Of the City Democratic Convention.
sT- Mr. R-PLEASE An
nOunce HUGHEY SI.AvFN as a candidate for Street
Commissioner ubiect TO the decision Of the Democrats
Union Convention. and oblige MANY VOTERS.
- EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nouncc C & wERBE candidate for Mayor. subject
TO the decision n the Democratic Convention.
MR. EDITOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
the me Of ]. s GOLD as candidate for City Clerk,
subject to the decision of the Democratic cenventon-
e EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEAsE AN
nounce ALPBONSO :. BURT as Democratic candidate
for City Marshal subject the decision of the Conven
ton. MANY VOTERS.
sT EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEAsE AN
nounce the name Of F. PROTZMAN as a candidate for
City Attorney, subject the decision 81 the Democratic
Convention MANY DEMOCRATS.
sT EDITOR SENT1NEL-YOUA ARE
requested by many citizens the Of
WILLIAM NJ. HARRISON, Esq, as candidate for City
Clerk.
sT PLEASE ANNOUNCE THE NAME
of DAVID S. McKERNAN as a candid ate for the office of
City Attorney, subject decision Of Democratic
Convention.
~ EDITOR SENTINEI.-GF RODERICK
BEEBE. Esq, will consent to submit his name to the
Democratic Municipal Nominating Convention, can
ddate for the next Mayor Of the CITY Of indianapolis he
will be supported by many citizens Of the 9Th, sh, t.
4th, I'd, Sd. 9Th. 18th and 5th Wards
GIVE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
the name of FORGE W PITTS a. a c,nddste for
Convention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

To- daily Democratic paper called the Age
has made is appearance in Philadelphia. 10 &c
devoted 10 the maintenance of the Union and
conservative principles. The publishers are
Messrs Glossbreuner. Grund L Welsh. gentle
Of experience in newspaper enterprises. and
we'll known While declaring their attachment
TO the Constitution aud the Union. the editors
announce their intention ts dseass iearle-sly the
acts ot the Administration