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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
nc. GODDARD, a. Z. G.
likAporAnrERs Army or THE CuxsEprASp

GENERAL ORDERS No. 22S.--The President Of
the United has directed that the Goth and 2st
Army Corps be consolidated. and has assigned Major
Gen. Gordon Granger the command If tie corps thus
formed, which VII be hereafter known the an Army
Corps The organization Of ths corps viii b. ~ once
arranged. and commanding officers notified in obcdierce
to orders from the Secretary of War. Major-Gens A.
Med McCook and +. L. Crittcnden are relieved from
duty in this department and viii obey the orders they
accompanied by their ads-dc.camp. The remaining
officers Of their respective stats viii report at these
headquarters for further orders.
by command OF Ma. Gen. RosFcRASs
&. GODDARD, A. A. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

Col. J. T.. Msllow, ~ ny.
+. Plum, l25 y. Y.
WOUNDED.
VIM. Has,lngs, II ny.
J. soruer, 81 N. Y.
Lieut.. A. D. Knle, g. N. Y.
%. Frank Rose, 81 y. \.
q. Andres, 30 II. Y.
VIM. q. Abrrharns, u O..
. Y. Sergl ID. &. Clark. Mass. CIV.
&. Breoia, 30 =. Y.
II. McElroy. Mass. Cav.
l.. Brolsw, l26 N. Y.
N. Y. 7. GerDett, l2G N. y.
2. j.. Rifcnburgh, l2j n. Y.
Y. 4. PitLin, ] MINI.
\. y. Randolph, II N. J.
Robert Field, " n. Y.
&. y. Conway, IA Conn.
Corp. w. y. Plummer, 1905 NY.
". strang, 10 Mass.
Lieut.. s. A. McAbstcr, ! Del.
:. Ripley, l25 N. Y.
Corp. Is. LoweDthull, 80 n. Y.
NJ. Estsbfooa, 2 ". Y.
ID. McMunnegh, 2 n. y.
A. V. Bush, Mich. Csv.
NY. IL. &. Kent, 40 Pa.
y. O. AHell, "a n. Y.
.aY. VIM. Kennedy, rs y. Y.
Is. Beiiz, 2 Del.
Y. III. Boyd, Ohio.
II. Becker, I2C ~ y.
~. Green, I26 N. y.
y. Prouty, 10 n. Y.
. J. Burn,it ~ Carolina theb)
. n. Ruifin, ] 4. {. fRebeLl
IA. j. Coleman, 40 Ia.
lG Pas. Ilunnry, I2G y. Y.
WIN. N. slfCwbidge, l26N.Y.
!. l.. Smith, I25 n. y.
r.. Warner, 1876 N. Y.
Z. A. &. h. Handolph, " N. j.
sergi. j. u. Harper, l.t n. Y.
\. Keeney, l23E. y:
O. w. Ostranler, III y. Y.
-. Link, III n. Y.
A. NJ. Graves, 1O8 ". Y.
Is. Brodey. 10 New. York;
o. q. McOurpey, ~ New.york.
ID. Kelley, e8 New.York.
b'sA.S. l.. BAR, Il8 pennsylvania.
1. J. C.. Greg5ry, 50 New. York.
&, Sponsler, - Pennsylvania.
Al. Johnson, TO New York.
i. Peek, 10th N. Y.
q. Myers, 18th Conn.
r. L.Nvermorc, Chief Ambu-
lance Train Of I'd Corps.
Lieut.. O. q. Anderson, lat DIV.
Lieut.. IIswliugs, ID Division
!. Telt0p. Sd Division
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
LATER FROM W.ORLEANS
THE TEXAS OVERLAND EXPEDITION
THE MARCH OF THE ARMY RESUMED.
OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS IMMINENT.
IN NEW. ORLEANS


BY the arrival Of the steamship Columbia
Capt Burton. We have dates from New Orleans IL
Oct. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

From Our Special Correspondent.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. TO- 1863.
We have no news from the army in the field,
except that II il moving. Gen. Banks left town day
before yesterday TO join II.
The Commission appointed by Gen Banks 10 take
charge Of the enrolment and education Of tho colored
population at work In earnest In the persons Of
Col. Rush Plumley, Col Clark and Col Hanks, more
jealous and efficient men could well DO appointed.
Lieut. W. j. sIeinev Ia Superintendent Of 6oLook TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

KILLED.
Lieut. Cuus 72dPa. Col j. T.. Msllow. i2E Y.
Capt =. Plum, I2J " Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

No News from the Texas Expedition--The
Goiored ENROLMENT Commission 80
schools for Cclorcd Cbiidrcn-N Or
leans Women as Tcachers-Appoint-
mcnts and Promotions - The Corps
d'Afriquc - The Prize steamer Sir
william Peel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
The Election I'm Maine.

The telegraph states that there was an increase
in the vote Of Maine, at the election last Monday,
of twenty FIVE thousand votes over that given
last year 1t is also stated that there is large
Rep ,blican gain. Last year the total vote was
t5.n43. CosusS's majority over BRADBURY was
2O3. and over both Bradbury and jameson
]: was 6,025 In the vote 40 far reported.
about FIVE ei ghts of the State, BRADBURY has
already received more votes than he did last year
and when the returns are all in it will be found
that he has received a much larger aggregate
vote than al given last year in opposition to the
regul.r Republican candidate. Where did this
immense increased vote come from? If Maine
has furnished her quota of troops during the past
year that would Offset her natural increase of
population and leave the vote about the same as
il was in 1862. There has evidently been some
kind % fraud praciised the late election in that
State, and this glorious Republican triumph"
. the Administration papers will term il.
has teen accomplished either by i'm
yoried or fraudulent votes and
p-obahiy through both agencies. The Democ-
rscy OF Maine, in the face of the powerful infu-
ences brought to bear against them by the AID
ministration, have maintained their ground MOLLY,
and If the bsllo, box had been permitted to
cord the fair and unbiased verdot of the people,
the result would have bsen reversed. Every
available means were brought to bear 20 secure
Republican success The following named Re-
publicans. all under Government pay. have been
busy for some time stumping the State:
Hannibal Hamlin. Vice President of the United
s. es, salary s.. 900: Lot NJ. Morrill,. United
Stafes Senator. salary So 900: William p. Fes
sender, United States Senator. salary $4,000:
Henry W son, United States Senator, MasSa
cAusetts. salary So 900: John 7. Hale. United
, ,l-- Senator. New Hampshire. salary $1,000;
D.niel Clark United Ststes Senator. New II mp
shire. salary 81 900: Gen Dick Bu<teed 50 $40
wear. and numerous other Office holders at
smaller salaries.
But over all the corruptng influences of
corrupt Adm nistraton. and over the successful
frauds OF the party in power to defeat the will of
the people. the Democracy OF Maine have boldly
maintained their principles and given a largely
increased vote.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

Address OF the Democratic Members
% TIE General Assembly 10 TIE People Of I1eisn''
setting forth the history q The isss ssson' and TIE
reasons -sy mere hsd not accomplished during its
constitutional term. THIS document mskesA pamphlet
81 sixteen pss.s and oil Be furnished IN any quantity
Price o. 50 per hundred-
The Coa.erips Act-spceeh OF Hon
Voc bees. on the Csnserofion Bill 10 ths House o.
Rs-r.s.us.ifv<s Febru-ry "a 1884 This IL Of the
an.st speeches o. NJ. Voorhees,. question
eupyinz large share Of public attention. and ev'ry
citizen IN indiana should have seopy. II MAKES pam
phles Of eight pss.s. Price 81 per hundred.
The Liberty OF the Citizeu-speech
Of Hou D. w. Voorhees, delivered IN the House n Rep.
rsssutsve<. February Is lea. the Aet Indemnify
Tie presdsn; and other perons for supendns the writ
Of hseess esrpus and done IN pursuance thereof
nov printed in panphef FORM and BE- obtained At
this once. This l. The great effort Of NJ VOORHEES, TO
protect the liberty Of the citizen and ssoald be IN the
hands Of every voter IN indiana II makes pamphlet
Of sixteen pages. Price sl so per hundred
T-PAn orders should direct the speeches TO be sent
By express as the postage will be cent copy and
must be prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM,
Indi.naDolIs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

The correspondent of the Boston Traveller
(Republican) dIscour,es in this style OF things in
Washington
1t Is useless to deny that the war has in
measure polluted the taste Of the people. bring
ing. as II has unmstakably. tr ain of evils the
doors OF ashington previously but little known
until il ia saddenng 10 see the utter degeneracv
ut the people. particularly the middle classes.
MsnSbi the exiled vagabonds are here on the
lookout for the first di-honest Government off
cial who has something tn sell 1t makes no
difference whether The property be emf seated
furniture captured horses or Quarterm ,sters' or
commisssry stores. the purchaser has princ
Piles to lose. and why should he be scrupulous in
m" king n bargain?
Then there are scores of professional gamblers
here from New York Philadelphia. Baltimore
and '>ton. plying heir arts most dextrou-lv to
inveigle rs many transporting officers A. possible
into their meShrs. after the Plvmsster has been
around Brnzen faced harlots promenade the
avenue. and dash through the streets in oren
barouches. dressed in the most A ,shy co tune
their faded features covered with chalk and
rouge Hilf intoxicated rowdies roll through
the streets in Open Carriages. smoking their
cigars. and shouting indecent language In fact,
gambling. liceniiousnes>. drnnkenn ass AMI everv
species Of evil run riot throughout the city, until
prof garv rei"ns supreme
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

Rssoired. That the thank. Of the people of the
St'ie sie due to the gallant soldiers Of New York,
who on the irst ntimAtion of danger voluntarily
rushed 10 the standud Oi tie country, and who
have borne IL victorious through 80 many battle
fields: ne IN ~ ever honor the memory of those
who have fallen; we will cherish and protect the
brave survivors
Resolued. That the abortve results OF the re-
cent Consumption act OF Congress. not less unjust,
vex stious and oppressive, 18th in its charact
aud manner Of execution which have excited
general di~trust. should admonish the Admins
tration how much wiser il would be to place Its
reliance on the voluntary action of gallant and
patriotic peoyle. ever ready to defend their iust
tutions ard their honor.
Resoioed. That condemn ali mob violence
as crime against the people aud against Fepub
lican governmeht; that. whether the spirit OF mis-
rule anu disregard of constitutional and legal Do
ligstions take the form of the 'hgher law of ia
naticism" or 1.-THE lower Law of the mob" they
are equally emanstions OF the spirit of dsloy atty.
and should he suppressed at all h,zsris
Resoiced. That The administration of Horaiio
Sc, IN iur rs Governor of New York meets our
highest approval: his devotion TO the interests
AID dignity of the State. his fearless assertion OF
the ri hts of the citizen his fidelity TO the Con-
stiiution. the administrative energy evinced in
promptly sending the militia of the State 10 repel
the invasion OF the State of Pennsylvania by the
Confederate forces. and the vigor which he dis
played in putting down a lawless and reckless
mob. and the craftsmanship exhibited in his
whole public action. present a record of which
not only own State, but the whole American
people, NAV Justly he proud
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

The Worcester Mass Palladium. alluding 10
the meeting of the Democratic Convention at
Worcester. saws:
What eomicalities there will be in Mechanics
Hall 20 morrow Judge Ben @ Curtis OF Bps
ton, always a Webster Whig-whO did good
thing in the Dred Scott case and then Jumped
of the Bench. as though he we're ashamed OF it
waking up the steps arm in arm with that life
long Democrat. Col. Isaac Davis, of Worcester
wha glories ia a pure Democratic pedigree
WHAT comicalties there will De IN Mechanics
Hall to morrow, Ii will be worth journey OF
many miles to see George W. Gill. whilOm Goa
htion representative from Worcester. take by the
hand the "peri Mr. Limit" always a ierocious
Whig.) Mr. George ) Hilard. ITO whose nos,rils
Democracy Was always an iffense.) and especial
ly Henry G ,riner. (ihe Know Nothing Cover
nor.l and introduce them by one. 20 the
Catholic lri-hmen
While Me->Fs Davis. Gill. and other men of
their stamp. are welcoming the new recruits" 10
their ranks the old Guardians OF the Custom
House will be seen seated about i'm solemn self
complaeency. watching that their craft is not
ssdsngered by new men who 40 not reverence
the prescnptlve right" OF the " FIRST settlers" TO
perpetual possession.
The fact here noticed is one OF the most hope
full signs. IL indicates a willingness to break up
puty alliances and 70 sacrifice ancient personal
preudices for the promotion of the common Oh
jsct OF establishing sound national government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16


The court organ is compmentng and justify.
iny Gen. BURNSIDE for making an issue with the
A mnistration. IL is stated that he sent in his
resignation because the President did not indorse
oil bic acts as Military Commandant of the De-
p,rtment Of Ohio Order No. IS was despotic,
tyrsnnical-an assumption Of power without any
necessity to excuse or justify il. The President
so pronoupced it. by ordering Gen. BURNSIDE to
revoke the application of the order in one in
stsnce-wben he had arbitrarily suspended the
publication OF the Chicago Times When the
President passed this judgmen. upon Order 80.
Gen. BURNSIDE Immediately withdrew It, The
country generally approved the action Of the
President and il Gen. BURNSIDE had never issued
that order il would have been far better for his
reputation. IL appears that now Gen. Burnside
proposes to make an issue with the President
upon the propriety and expediency of order No.
81. He has sent in his resignation and states
that he will Withdraw from the service unless the
President backs down. That IL the alternative
be presents. The President cannot in honor to
himself change his position. If he has particle
of backbone and SELF aspect he will promptly
accept the resignation of Gen. BURNSIDE upon
such an issue, and the country will approve the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

Major < D OSBORN. formerly of Rochester,
member % Gen GRANTS staff writes to a friend
in answer TO a question in regard to GRAxr's
character. he SAYS:
II you could see the General as he sits just over
beyond me. with his wife aud two children. look
ing more like a chaplain than general. with
that quiet air 80 impossible to describe. you
would not ask me il be drinks He rarely ever
uses intoxicating liquors; more moderate in his
habits and desires than any other man ever
saw: more pure and spotless in his private char
acter than almost any man | ever knew: more
brave than any man ! ever saw: with more power
To command aud ability plan than anv man I
ever served under; cool 10 excess when others
lose nerve; always hopeful. always undisturbed
never failing 70 accomplish what he underta kes
Just rs he expects TO.
/ have known him intimately, have been a
part of his household Tor two years. and an not
mistaken In my estimate OF HE character
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
The Corruption. of the Party I'm
Power.

JoHS p. HALx. Republican Senator from
New Hampshire. in a speech delivered in the
Senate at the last session of Congress. expressed
his convictions in regard to the corruptions Of the
party in power in the following unmistakable
language:
81 declare upon nv responsibility as Senator.
that the liberties Of this country in greater
danger 10 day from The corrupticns and from the
profescy practIced in the various departments
Of the Government. than they from the enemy
In the open field.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
Strength of the Government.

General Jackson. in one Of his veto messages.
in speaking OF the strength of the General Gov
eminent. SAIL: Its true strength consists in
leaving individuals and ST ties As much as possible
to themselves: in making itself felt, not in its
power. but in is benidcence; not in lis control
but in its protection: not va binding the States
more closely 10 the center, but leaving each TO
move unoostrueled in it, own proper orbit"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers

a IL. PERSONS INDEBTFD TO THF SINKING FryyD
N are notified that lands mortg sge saif Fund and
on whtrh interest has not been paid in advance will be
onered al public sale the second Tuesday OF Deoem-
Der next
by orrrr OF the Board VII. TALBOT
sugls-d&w till Ocil Preside,,
Register aud Republican, Lawrence burg: Courier
MadisoE Gazette and Vol sbote Fvansvi JournaI and
tNPess 'erre Hdue; Jeffersonisn and Palladium kich-
nond; Times and sentinel Port ayne Argus and Cour-
rr, Lafayette; Demociat and Union Lsporte: Press Ko-
komo, fact and Republican, Greensburg; Mercury AMI
mel Roche ter: democrat and Republican Plymouth.
Democrat and Spectator. Montceo Jack sonisn and Re-
publican. Nashville; D-mocrst and Republican. vaips-
raio. VI insert 10 The dollars and send
bills rsceiped Office Of the sinking uDd for nav
mrnt, with paper containing the advertisement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
SUNDRIES. F,


500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes; |.
900 lbs. Sealing Wax;
500 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
styles;
so bbls. Coal OIL
10 bbls. B,nzine:
20 bbls. Linseed OIL;
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
so bbls Lubricating Oil;
SO bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
SO OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, iure, for To-
bac"onists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice; I
10 bales Sponges, quality vkrious;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor OIL
tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Spts. Turpentine;
90 bbls. Varnish;
16 bbls Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz Old London Dock sSin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEWART Il MORGAN.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Jy4 No. a. East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

n The New York Herald thinks A. Ian.
ms last spi tie smells strongly of the spiritual
relies and e the atmosphere brsAthsd by Rob.r,
Dale Oven
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
STREET RAILROAD NOTICE.

thplASArDLlh- Septsnber >. feo3.
NOTICE II HFRFBY GIVEN THAT IN PURSUANCE
Of resolution 4 meeting Of the citizens Of Inf-
snap lis, held at the Courthouse IN said city on ssfur
day evening September ls63. books viii be opened AZ
the ONCE OF the City Clerk, room No 3 Gienns Block
Tor subscription Of stock 10 the indianapolis Street Rail.
way Company That on and after This date and up 70
and intending friday. the lsh day of sepfenbe, Isz
subscriptions may be made said capital st1ck In uo.
from slbO 20 81 900 That should the capital SOL az
said Company. lore hundred thousand dollars no, -.
subscribed within the time herein Specified fh~n sub
serpf0ns msy Re made in any sums until 10 uhol. a.
aid pal stock is taken That when cas- nOD q -aid
capital stock subscribed notice will be given for the
election Of Directors Ia said Company
CsyEN, President.
Attest; Cs BUTTERsrkID. Secretary.
septa-dtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
WAN e D..

MTANTED TO B'iRR0w, FROM IS GO To o. no
w for one or two year. A NOR gage n unincum-
ber-d city real estate II he n Of interest
be AIRED upon. Address POsOfbce Boz No su5 Indi-
annapolis septl6-d2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

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