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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-27

We learn that his Excellency, Gov. Vance, for
renewing the embargo on the expectation Of certain
articles Of prime necessity from this State, has come
in for pretty large amount Of abuse Sy son,e who
were immediate ire-eaters and cockade wearera but
who have never yet risked their precious curcases
within the range Of Yankee bullets. There is an
other noticeable fact these complaners are among
those who voted against Gov Vance, and sre anx<
ious to speculate and oppress the poor by demand
ing .gtfy dollars for a barrel Of -four. They msy
raos and rant to their hearts content the Clover
nor will do right'in this matter, and the people the
only source Of popsr in North Csrelina viii stand
by him-yes, the good aad the greet to Z mah, will
array themselves by his side Let these esoakers
and oppressors Of the people BE- marked. 6alislurg
W0tckmGn. t-ESs...ssSa;33-
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-27

We conversed day or two since with a refugee
from Washington, who informed US that if General
Hill had maintained the siege of that place few
days longer, the forces of the enemy would have
been compelled to surrender. Their supplies
were cut off, and they were suffering. Their
slarm was great when it was known that Gen.
Hill had invested the place, and their joy was cor
respondingly great when they heard that he had
raised the seige The people in that quarter have
suffered immensely by the movement. 1t provoked
the enemy to increase the rigors Of military law
Much property has been destroyed many slaves
have escaped, and the people Of Washington who
would not take the oath have been driven out.
We are under obligations to Gov. Vance for q
humber of Northern papers, taken from the mail
bags captured on the Chesapeake and Albemarle
Canal by Capt Elhott-among them the Tribune,
Baltimore Sun and Clipper, Boston Herald, New
York Times and Albany Evening Journal Judg-
ing from the very handsome appearance of these
papers and the number of advertisements they con-
tain, we should say the people were prospecting in
the localities in which they are printed.
The Baltimore Clipper of May 18th says:
The rebels appear tohave withdrawn their forces
rom North Carolina and Eastern Virginia. to rein.
t@ce Lee on the Rappahannock, which relieves our
Smmands in those vicinities, and we may expect
active spirit of Foster will very soon be at work
" The attainment dl Greater achievements in the
;a a North State. Wilmington is prize v"-''-- : =
Wy amhitinn-"- - ... .ny
~, II may ue, he will be able TO ON maxi ae
deuonstratiop in support of any movement ~. on
Charleston which Hunter intends making. the
season for active work in all the South will soon %
over, and whatever is to be done must be done sPeS
dily-so let the blows be quick and powerful"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-27

The best comment which we can make upon the
shameful proceedings of General Burnside and the
administration against Mr.. Vallandighap, is in the
following language once used by Daniel Webster
"It is the ancient and undouoted prerogative of
the people to canvass public measures and the de-
merits Of public men. = = = It is IS undoubt-
ed as the right of breathing the air or walking on
the earth. Belonging to private life ,as right 1t
belongs to public life as duty, and it is the last
duty which those whose represenntiYes1 an shall
find me to abandon. Aiming at 1lsef to he
courteous and temperate in its use. G9eeft when
the right itself is questioned shall place myself on
the extreme boundary Of my right, end bid defiance
to any arm that would move me from my ground
This high constitutional privilege shall defend
and exercise within this house. and in all Places in
time Of peace, Of war, and at oil times. y And
should leave no other Inheritance to my children,
by, the blessing Of God viii leave them the uheri-
tance Of free principles and the example of manly
Independent and constitutional defence of them
Daniel Webster.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03
From lOuISVIllR

LOUISVILLE, Ky. October THE following
Chattanooga dispatch Of the 2sth ult de.
layed until this afternoon, reports hat General
Whitaker received flesh wound in the engage
ment of the 21th, but still commands his brigade
His loss is heavy. being about 951 killed wounded
and missing, the latter very small. All his staff
except one either killed or wounded
Whitaker's brigade consisted of the Goth and
ll5th Illinois. Sith Indiana and 40th Ohio
whereto the 22d Michigan and SSH Ohio were
temporarily added, aggregatng , 500. who fought
with terrific energy and effect from one o'clock
in the afternoon until night assisted bv the 81
brigade of Sheridan's division, Colonel Mitchell
commanding, and beat back three divisions with
great slaughter.
Lieut.. Col. Clark. Of the 96th Indiana and
Col. Herman. Of the ll5th killed
Col LefOre Of Stein ln : division, Changers
corps, who made the attack OF the enems's right
wing on the Doth is supposed killed
Col. SanbOrn wounded.
The " orlds special SAYS:
The order g: the War Department published
relating TO Col Berdan's absence without leave
was caused BY the department not having re-
ceived the official copy of the order of Mai Gen
Dix granting Col Berdan leave of absence, nor
the Surgeons certificate OF disability.
Col McReynOds. Of the LIST New York cav
airy. Is here under arrest charged with collision
with the rebels at Nartnsburg, where he com
manded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

CARE RACE, October 2-The steamer Sax
onit from Southampton on the 22i arrived off
this point 1T noon to-day
The London Times saws the fate of Charles
ton is virtually decided its fall is only question
of time
The Times saws that Mr. Mason sent TO Earl
Russell on Monday a notification that he has
been instructed 10y the Richmond Government
to withdraw from England. Mr. Mason pro-
ceeds to Paris
A Federal steamer had arrived Al Brest from
Madeira, having been sent out with another Fed
eral corvette in pursuit OF the Florida. The
Florida leaves Brest on the Odd completely re
paired. and proceeds Immediately TO meet the
second corvette, which is at Lisbon. and attack
her before she can be joined by the steamer at
Brest
The Federal corvette Kearsage will be treated
at Brest like the Florida Both belligerents will
enjoy the same rights aud advantages On the
9Th of October Napoleon will receive the Mex
can deDutation with return memorial The
DiplOmatique SAYS:
England has entered into an engagement to
acknowledge the present Mexican Government
as soon MS Macmillan announces TO the deputa.
ton his final acceptance England and France
will then accept official representatives,. Eng
land has promised 10 favor every means for real
ling a loan necessary to place Mexico in posi-
ton TO fulfill her obligations abroad
The La France states if the Powers make
communication to Russia il will be of different
character to the ordinary note and in diplomatic
language receives another name
POLAND The Russians were defeated on the
3Oth at Lulamierz, and on the 18th they massa
crei great many inhabitants Of Lulamierz
The Russians had plundered several houses in
Warsaw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name n
Bitters put up IN quart bottles COMPOUNDED a The
cheapest whisky rum. costing TO s0c
per gallon, the tast disguised by cor and~r seed
This class Of BerS has caused and will continue 10
cause a. ng they be sold hundreds 10 die the
death Of the drunkard. BY their system Is kept
continual, under the influence 81 alcoholic suIsn,s Of
the worst kind the desire f0r liquor created and kept
up and the result il all the attendant upon
drunkard's life and death.
For those ~bo desire and riH haze a LIQUOR bi,ters
we publish the following receipt (sef one LOnls 81
Hoefsfnf's German Bisers and with kHre< gs1rts
or good brdndg or Hhfskg, and the resut III be
preparation thai will far ece IN medical vrtue and tu
excellence any 81 the liquor hstters IN the
market. and viii cast much kess You viii have al the
virtues Il Hsgfdnds Bkters On connection with good
article Of liquor Al much less price than these inferior
preparations viii cost you.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

TT robbery WAS committed at the Merid-
IAN street bakery. bet~ een four and i've O'Clock
Yesterday morning The proprietor, w Krees.
had just removed from Ltwrenceburg. The
thief entered the lower room by unlocking the
front door with false key The baker sleep
ING there supposed it was the proprietor. which
gave the tibet an opportunity 10 commit :he rob
berry before suspicion was excited He succeeded in
getting SIJ OF the baker, money and patent
lever watch out OF his pocket. aLd tour dollars
and half in postal currency belonging TO Mr..
hrees. from the money drawer The baker
discovered that IL WAS thief md gave the
alarm, when Mr. Krees took after the thief.
but he csc ped. dropping. Is he went. he bakers
clothes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

NV YoRK, October 9.
Flour rather more steady and a shade frmer
while prices are without decided change Sales
at s. 5G5 20 for extra State. Sc l066 % for
r H o., and So 3OG7 IS for trade brands
closing quiet and scarcely so firm.
Whisky active and 6rmer.
Grain-Wheat l@2c better. with more doing
for old Chicago spring: 81 % for choice new do
81 l4@l % for old Milwaukee Club. 81 2s6
| 80 for winter red western. Corn-Mxed west
ern e9@e9l2c IN store. 9Oc for western yellow.
vi @92ls for white western Oats quite firm
and active at 69d73c for western including
LOCO bush. to arrive on private terms
Wool trmer for foreign. with a fair demand.
Coffee steady. Sugar firm.
Pork very hrm and in good demand Sales
at Sl3 for old mess. ga % for new do. $40 25
@lO % for new prime, Sl3 50@l4 so for new
western prime mess Beet dull Cut meats
quiet and firm Bacon sides shade frmer
Sales at lOl9@llLc; the latter price an ex
IRENE one at the close
Cheese 6rmer at lO@l414c for common to
prime
Money active At per cent Gold unsettled :
opening at 42z, advancing to ~, declining to
AZ .. and closing quiet at 421S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

tNcELsioR PANORAMA or rHE WAR This ex-
hihiton still continues To attract large and intel
gent audiences % witness those grand represen
tAtions OF the BATTLES. bnmbardments and engage
mentS OF our army and navy The several pic
tures OF Gulck and Closing are the subjects Of
unbounded admiration. many of our citizens
gong night after night; Tor our part we would
live IA Masonic Hall while the indianapolis Ex
cesior Panorama remaiss on exhibition These
life like representations OF the wrr can be seen a
2is o'clock this afternoon and n, O'Clock this
evening.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

The FEAST OF THE TABERNACLE The "I5th
day OF the seventh month, FIVE DAYS from the
Fast of ExPation, and beginning on Sunday
evening, September p, commenced the Hebrew
festival of Suhkoth or Feast of Tabernacles
The Israelites in this city are now celebrating
this festival. The first and eighth DAYS are
'Sabbaths," the intervening DAYS being set apart
To mirth and iestivity. the Book of DenteronO-
my preScribes: Thou shalt eat before the Lord
thy God the 1.-THE of thy corn, of thy wine and of
thy oil. and of the first born of thy herds and of
thy hOckS: and il The way be too long for thee
so that thou art not able to- carry it. then shalt
thou turn IL into mOnev and bind NJ the money
in thy hand. and thou shalt GO unto the place
which the Lord thy God hath chosen: and thou
shalt lay out the money for whatsoever thy soul
lOngeth after for oxen and for sheep. or for wine
or tor strong drink, or for whatsoever thy soul
asketh of thee; and thou shalt eat it before the
Lord thy God. thou and thy household" Not
wlthstanding the prescribing of the mode OF OBJ
serving this festival ~ several parts of the Pen
tateurh, II appears 10 have been of EStraic and
not Mosaic institution: never having been ob
servel till after the captivity Only one or two
writer's mention it at ALL and they were returned
captiveS. IL was first held BY order of Nehemiah
the NicerOy, AT the instance OF Ezra; the Hebrews
gathering branches of olive oleander. mvrtel.
palm and other thick trees, and erecting booths
on the roofs Of their houses in the courts, or on
prominent streets.
The practice now Is To place canopies or cur
tains over some apartment of the house. beneath
which the festivities are celebrated IL is gen
orally right jolly time and amends amply
made tor the "aftclng of the person" which
takes place five DAYS previously Plutarch at
tempts description: OF this festival. which he
evidently mistakes for the feast of Dl0nysus.
either for their similarity simult ,neous occur
renee The time and manner" saws he, ''Of
the greatest and most perfect festival among the
Jews agree with that of Dionysus For. as 10
the so called feast in the hight Of the harvest
they set out tables of all sorts Of fruit, under
tents and booths. woven together mostly of
branches and ivy. and the anterior they stvle the
Tabernacle of the Feast. \ few DAYS afterwqrd
they celebrated another festival not with doubt
ful rights for Dionysus is directly invoked " Ii
u probably some chant which was mistaken for
"Evohe, "Hoi Adon 40 Iacehe" or Deony
81. OF which he speaks, which were cries uttered
bv the Dionisics AT th,r orgies This is the
Hebrew Thanksgiving, and dating from the res
toration Of the nation, is significant in their his
tory.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

I MERCHANT TAiLoEISG &C II Heiikam 4 Co,
NO II North Illinois street. nearly opposite the
3ates House. is one OF the most fashionable mer-
'hant tailoring establishments IN this city Their
tock OF piece goods comprises the best varieties
(od latest STYLES. all fresh and new. from which
fny gentleman can select suit TO his taste and
Ylave II made IN the neatest and most serviceshle
ftyle Those of friends that want a new
putt. or any part of suit. say call on G. II
}ieitkam a Co. and they will be we'll suited
fOaGhs' and boys clothing made to order in the
attest style septic Pm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

PURE LIQUORS &C. a Elliott corner of Meri
dian ana Maryland streets has the finest lot of
pure whisky We have seen IN some time. Mr.
Elliott bou-ht largely before he Go, nmeut "a
was placed on liquors which gives him the ad-
vantage at having old whisky, AMI at the same
time OF selling nearer old prices than any other
house in this market. Mr. Elliott has on hand
also. Zine lot OF very old brandy, Heidsick and
Nuns Champagne wine, and Longworth's
Sparkling Cattwba. in quarts and pints The
best proof we give those in need Of such
goods. aS TO their quality, Is. that Mr. Elliott
supplies nearly al our first class saloons Were
We gong to purchase pure liquors. We certainly
would give Mr.. Eihott's goods an examination
before buying. We understand he sells at the
lowest Cincinnati prices. Oct2-d3&wlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

r. We call the attention of the reader to
the advertisements of McKernan & Pierce. of
some pasture land. which will be sold Al auction
on the premises ON Monday the 5th inst az ,
O'Clock NJ We understand that il i the finest
pasture land IN the county. being rich bottom.
and each lot traNerSed the enire length of its
eastern boundary by the waters of Fail creek
thus preventing the drOuth OF july and August
from having any effect to check the growth OF
the grass. while horses and cows,rumnatirs
there will hive constant supply OF the best
water Il drink. instead of having to remain from
morning until night in the burning sunshine with
nothing TO drink. and when turned out Of an
evening have to run ~ the nearest pond TO slAke
their raging thirst We should think that COW
such pasture would yield double the quantity
Of milk that she would on our ordinary pasture
about town. From lis cons enieut location no
person living N the north part of the city should
ct this opportunity pass OF attending this sale
and securing from one 70 three acres. A We
are informed. one acre OF such land this will
afford pasturage for a COW Who would do with.
out II. when he can secure il for small sunni
oet3-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

MARROW EscAPE-On the State Fair ground
Yesterday afternoon, while a machine for making
paper was IN operation, gentleman in a stoop-
ing position. in order to get better view of the
machinery. was struck by balance wheel which
Knocked him down and almost stripped him of
his clothing. Mr. Adams, one OF our city police.
who was standing by. quick as lightning sDrang
to the assistance uf the man and rescued him from
his perilous situation How he escaped being
instantly killed u wonderful. His injuries are
not Of "A serious nature, however
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

CRY SALooN.-Capt. O'Leary, a brave and
genial gentleman is Ia be visited bv his friends
duly and nightly, at No. 53 South Illinois street
: he choicest wines. liquors cigars. &c. and the
most delicate and epcurean dishes. set in elegant
style' are at all times To be obtained of Capt
y Leary. No % South Illinois street His place
rs one of popular resort, and deservedly So
I sep23-2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

- Everybody is interested in knowing where
|they can buy their boots and shoes the cheapest
NJ Hunter Co. at No. ICE Washington street
|have the best assortment of first class goods in
I.ne CITY, and are retailing at wholesale prices.
lou can save from 10 to % per cent by masking
your purchases of them octI-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

PASTURE Lois AT AUCTION We will sell At
auction, on the premises, on Monday DC
tober = AT 2o'clock, forty three acres of excellent
bottom lind. for COW pasture in parcels of from
two and half to five acres each. to suit
purchasers. This land is at the northwest corner
OF the city limits. bounded on the east bv Fall
creek ana on me southwest by Indiana avenue
] his ground. being bottom land will produce
more grass on one acre than can be produced on
two acres OF up land. Ii i also we'll supplied
with stock water, each lot having a front on Fall
creek thereby making it particularly valuable TO
those living IN that part of the CITY Terms.
one third cash. and the balance ia sixty DAYS.
with interest on The deferred pavmeuts
sep26 det MckERNAN i Pierce. Agents,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

MARION COUNTY FARNs.-We have a number
OF the very best farms in Marion county for sale
several OF which are in the highest state Of cult
walton aDd Improvements. Also. uncultivated
lands IN Newton. Jasper. Srarke, Clinton. Upton
Hamilton. Boone. Grant. Decatur, Gibson. Or
ange and Ripley counties TO exchange Tor property
IN Marion county, and any quantity OF western
lands Offering very low in the same way
DELzELL 4 JOINS. Real Estate Brokers.
81 East Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

az rKLxskxrs.
Cincinnati Market.

CScISSArI, October 2
Flour unchanged
Grain-Wheat rather Gull and white lower:
red. 81 0e@I 10; white. 81 25@l g. Corn
dull for sheled and prices lower, closing at sea
&c; ear corn being scarce met with ready sale
at 9Oc Oats steady at Zoe Rye advanced TO
9e@sl 90.
Whisky firm at SIC.
No change in provisions.
Flaxseed declined 10 50 co.
Groceries unchanged
MOnetarv-Goli advanced TO 4l647 and sill
yer TO 3OG32 Exchange active and firm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

~ The distinguished gentleman who pre-
SIDES over this page OF this paper would respect
fuIy acknowledge publicly the receipt bv
'mseif, ot moss and odoriferOus onions, through
he postofice. The compliment is supposed TO
Pc undoubtedly intended slightly testimonial
Pf an appreciation OF his literary and asricul
ural iabors IL is presumed aud inferred that
! he moss and onions came from a lady
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

zEEw DISCOVERY FOR THE
speedy IA permanent cure Of Seminal Weakness. Gre
ihrAi AZ Vaginal Discharges. elect sequal D~ases,
Ensso Impotence. Genital Debility aaa diseases o.
tie blstfer and kidneys.
BsLL'4 srrczy1c PIILs are warranted In ali eases
and eNnte relied No change Of diet required They
90 not 1ss,e interfere with business pursuits Up
wards = 200 eases have been cured the past month
10Te "a one Asadred physicians rAes n flesr
prfedkfproefce, and al speak eel Of fleir sysoaoo
They All entirely harmless system and can b. re-
ed On all cases arising from youthful indiscretiOn or
seh-aoes which often ineapaciAiss the sufferer from
iuoihnsth dHfies o. Earrisd iCfs
TRIilrIsE Of 9. pages eon,.,,,,- =, -.
sent redko al Two stamps required for postage.
lhe viii be sent BY mail. securely sealed or re-
eeP' OF ne DoAAr'oy J. BRYAN, Nd
Il SO.16c'dar street. MI.
Sold u all the principal druggists.
"'''|i''ny '''' ''h 1as assa'si
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

AUcTIoS SALE or BUILDING Lors-WiIev &
Martin, Real Estate Auctioneers sell on Mon
| day. October 18th. 30 choice building lots. in
the northwest part Of the city. fronting on North
and Blake streets. Terms of sale-S25 cash.
and the balance in payment of $40 per month.
Full particulars can be had nj their office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

ESeISE AND BoILEE FOR SALE-A five horse
bower upright engine with boiler. teater, con
lecting pipes, &c. in complete running order
oW used in running the Sentinel presses. will be
old AZ 4 bargain. 90 make room for larger en-
ZINE. IL will be delivered when we remove into
(ur new office. early in October Apply at this
nice sepl2-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

eF-A magnificent cane presentation took
. place yesterday at the Empire Saloon. Judge
, Beebe. Hon Edwin May. an elderly gentleman
from the rural districts and others were present on
. the sublime occasion. The Hon A Burk. de
liyered the presentation speech. doing credit to
himself and justice to the subject
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

PERSONAL DR. J ! Rocker, of Marion
county. and DR.. j. A Carver. of Hamilton coun.
" we're IN the city Yesterday Both gentlemen
have served their country. az good Democrats. in
the Union army and ready to serve it again
TO maintain the Government our fathers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. October 2-The United States
District Court for Eastern Virginia will open at
Alexandra for the first time since the rebellion
commenced on Monday next. The principal
business will be the adjudication of many cases
under the conh~catiOn act as preliminary 10 the
sale Of rebel estates.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

~ Cant John II johnson. late door keep.r
, of the Indiana House of Representatives, and
more recently OF the 18th Indians. and now the
most popular hoieler AZ Gosport. Owen county. is
on a brief visit TO indianapolis We commend
Capt Johnson's hotel at the place indicated to
all travelling thiiherward
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-03

az House and lot for sale. on the southeast
Scorner OF North and Liberty streets House has
.seFen rooms and two good cellars the lot il well
set IN Shrubtery. with two fine grape arbors. ard
:some bearing fruit trees. This house will be sold
icheap and on good terms
JAooB ELDRiDGE
oetl-du No. 81 W est Washington st