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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

ARRIVAL OF NV RxagMKNr-On Sa,ur.
day night the Goth New York cavalry, Colonel
have since p. octeded to the Cavalry Depot, al
Giesboro, ~ 9 fitted out About 600 men came
on, leaving behind them 3 o, who are expected
to arrive sht rtly. fir ~ are au,ang them aboui
Geo veterans, mostly OF tie 35th New YORK. and
its officers have all seen service before They
were recruited Ia tine neiehborhood of Sscket's
Harbor, N. y, and are in many respects tie
best looking set OF men that have yet arrived
They are also very orderly, and by their bear
ing show that they know their duties as SOL
diers. Two hundred and twenty men fer the
18th New York cavalry also arrived yesterday
A SHARP AxE.-Last night, W. G.. Axe was
arrested by officer Lusby, OF the Third Ward,
for firing pistol in the street. He claimed 10
be hospital steward in the U. s. service, and
after 'riai before Justice Thompson was fined
privilege Of goiDg to the station. house door 10
see il his friends were coming who had
promised to be there to aid him. It was grant
ed. and Axe was sharp enough when he got to
his revolver in the officers hands.
GONE TO THE FARM.-Sa.urday Sarah SHAY,
alias Bridget Downs, was dismissed from Jail.
Wnere she has been confined on a charge o:
larceny. She was not long out before she was
found by the Fourth Ward police lying drunk
near the jail gate, having with her a large
bundle OF clothing, sheets, towels, blankets,
SSS.s OIL Va IL Is suspected Sne nan StOien.
She was taken before Justice Thompson, who
sent her to the workhouse for so days, aud
turned the property over to the property clerk.
RETURNED TO THEIR REsIAENT.-Charles
McCullum, Charles Amdal'. and Thomas
Coates, desertars from company f. I'd ID. G..
Regiment, were arrested by Captain Dolan's
detectives on Saturday. BY order of Captain
Todd they were returned to their regiment.
SOMETHING NEW" Laughing Cas-" or
Nitrous Oxide, hitherto used mostly for its
exhilaratng and pleasurable effects, has lately
been applied to dental surgery. DIR. LOOMS,
of this city, has Jnst perfected and put in use
all the apparatus for making and administer
ing this anestheria; and those who are suf-
ferDg from decayed teeth can have them re-
moved while perfectly obhvious to all sense of
feeling. The effect of taking this gas is ex-
tremely pleasant; it passes or in a very short
time, leaving no feeling of debility or oppres-
sion. In connection with the condition which
this agency produces OF complete insensibility
TO pain. there is that satisfaction and surety OF
its being free from any injurious effects r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19
AUCTION SALES.

By ). O. MoaUIRxs CO.. Auction,.,,
A DMINIefRAT0h1 eALB or sCpBRroR
"A SswiFG AAcHIss IN Osswoop Casa II Sns
QsAs f'.I or tALgAsLs SILK D.s..ss; ggas. 1sD
f gAf MokSIk. o.:ossr ID. sea aao s,
der o: the Ho-urs Me orshass' Court .nali ssii
at he Aaeti~n Rooms Of James Aeeaise o.
Gaze. ecst Si25
g Rich and Cos, silk EressAs
Real Lee shavl, .sysral oesty Wrappers
Pct EiEs kurs, " inter- Cloak
Lot Of Fine Undnrciothes, Rooka 1-s
Several Fine Trunks, de-, rs.
OIL. join S1 sss5Ika tss es s::s:
ByJ.C Ast.UIRA q 90, Anetion.srs
HANHsoME FURNITURE AND HOUsHHOLD
"a g: Il
Of the auction Rooms Ne shall sail for ae,ount Of
whom 1t nay conrern, an excellent assortment Of
suite q ess aro1
Creep and Rnli brocAtelIs,
HeveIa hands and perioH epring seat Lounges
and Turkish Easy Chair, 6nisaed in crimson
Marble top Tables. Mirror back Et.sers.
Plush and Haircioth covered Easy Chairs,
Severai Glass front BJukcases,
Care eat Chairs and 4nekera,
hyperion Velvet and Hrusses Carpets.
osi sicsbosrd, Extension Tables and Dining
China, Glass and crocksry Ware,
Three suits Cottage Chamber Furniture, nearly
supss'or Cu.lea hair Mattresses, Feather Beds,
Walnut and Pc. og.ny ssdsseads. Bureaus. Ward.
E knSha,Dg Gss:.s M T1 =. sss. Shades.
Bisnssts Comforts ana Spreads
hyperion Radiator ard otter stoves.
1osethsr Will . large QUANTITY excellent Kitoh
&C is 'eh'n 81 Mos6i,ss 4 CO.. Aunt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

By ]. O. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctionseu.
~ fURKIfcHE AHD HoUsRHoLD DFPRCYe Ar Pun.
Liz AucTIoA.I0n fU IsDAY MORNING October
Sth, at 10 O'Clock, ut the residence Of General
Ripley. corner Of Yiftssnth and streets. ne sSaa
EEL isat: portion 81 his Household Hurnitsrs aad n
Excellent sever octave Rosewood Piano Forte, b.
ChickerirS,
Two hands. ms suits Of Walnut Brocssslls covered
rarlof Furniture,
nerbls top Center and Sofa Tables,
Crimson Pluah covered Lounge, Fancy Chairs,
Gilt.frame Mirrors, Astral Lamps,
6uperio. Mahogany Bsdstsads. Bureaus and wash
Excellent Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Oak and Mahogany Extension Dining Tables,
Marble top Oak Sideboard. Dining Chairs,
Superior Silver Plated Tea Bet
Carpets, Drvgset. 0ileloth, Ae..
Together with many other othof articles mot necaa.
sary to snumerAts,
Terms cash. fE4I4 -4-sr
&C ASt J. O. MCGUIRE 4, 90, Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

RETURNED TO THEIR REeIAENT.-Charles
McCullum, Charles Amdala. and Thomas
Coates, desertars from company F. I'd ID. G.
Regiment were arrested by Captain Dolan's
detectives on Saturday. BY order of CAP .ain
Todd they were returned to their regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

NKw YORK STYLES.
7enttsmeR'S CIothtng i-Netc and fashionable
large Assoftn- MT for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats excsll in
beauty, grade and finish anything ever offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS Co..
S22 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
ec2f INTEL and Republ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19
HAIR DIE HAIR DYE II

Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye is the bsss in u.
world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-chanse s
hsa Husty or Grey Hair instantly to Q Glossy
Blaeh or NasHral Broom, without injurrg tho hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imDarts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing ts yzistns color and rsctiHss the III effects
Of Bed Dyes. The Genuine In signed WILLIAM A
BAIoHBLol, all others are nsrs limitations, and
should be avoided. Sold BY al drug gists &C. Fac.
tory-s1 Barclay street. New York Bachelor
new Toilet Cream for dressing tbs hair. ~ 7-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

CoRNs, Funions, Bad Nails, Enlarged joints, and
other Disorders OF the Feet CARED without pain By
sylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
Washington, d. @. No charge for consultation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

DIslAsls o. RE Nzayous. szMIzAL, UaIHARY
ment-in Reports Of the Ho.ccyd As,cciation-sent
Ia sealed letter envelopes free of charge Address
Dr.; Skillin HouGhton. Howard Association,
rntfsdSirhfa. Pa. Au n sIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

SPllNAfollH0A oAH BIZ Oux1D.-Dr. Rands
Specific cures Spr!sasorsos. SsmtsaI Weakness,
lxpottNcy Loss Of P0teeY sc, speedily ord ssctxal
y. it, effects arc truly magical. A trial Of the
speeine, I'll conyi1ee the most s5sgtisal Of it,
2sr utk street and Pa. avenue, Washirgton, and
Henry Cook Aexsndris. 1A6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

FOLLOWING SCHOOL GIRLs.-For some time
past an ind viduai has been in the habit Of fol-
lowing girls 70 and from their schools, In the
northern part OF the Second Ward, and some
OF tho parens have determined that 1t must b
stopped, and II the fellow keeps on In his
course, cOwhiding affair, or something worse,
win likely take place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

THA 0HlAFlsf 0LOTHTN0 H0iISS ::
SAoVA E y :. 4Sl esveakA q. ~ IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19
AuGnuS DTluAaua

Sssa,itaa's .Gif = the most certain. safe an.
sdy ever discovered. Cures in two 70 four days
And recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner
taken. lt 10 the soldiers hope, and . friend I.
those Who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, o.; female, IS.
Sasnnritas's Roof aAd Herb Jxicas-A positiv,
md permanent cure for 6yphihs, scrofula, Ulcers
Or d. Sold By 5. q. FORD. See sdversissmsnt. nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

. = WV
were Advertised,
hem. @
Aauntr Miss Maya
\ aispn Mics NJ X
N1ecre Mrs Eivira
Mel ashl,a
N.sbet aiiss Hsrgt
Psaresy Mira II A
uperviance Miss Nfrn
Rhode. b5iss NJ HI
Russ Mrs W p
Richards Miss 8 A
ausk miss Mary
S-s Mrs y W
Ssrs :lxood Miss
DISNEY
Ssders Miss Mary
Sprague Mrs K RI
Sickse Mrs Chas
Til,n,An Mrs
WalinsNrsCo rnelia
Williamson Mira
! Cynthia
" helan Mira Kate
VI ilson Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

= = HA--l7 ~ = ~ - Z
.sya . 4Qa.E 1T lrEka 1893
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

DEDICATION house Of worship just
erected by the congregation OF the Fourth street
Baptist Church, at the corner Of L and Fourth
streets, was dedicated yesterday morning. The
dedicatory sermon was delivered by Its pastor
Rev. - Borland, and was listened 10 with
the utmost at.sntion by the large congregation
assembled on the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT RAST or I'm
Carrot At AUCTION On MONDAY. the iatS
ve shall FELL in front Of the premises, ct O'Clock
ing vest ~ feet front Of lot No. ls in SQUARE Ne
e67, fron,inx on north B, bst.ssn 9th and TN SIS
eas., and running back l3S feet ia inc % to .
feet alley. in . rapidly I'm proving nsiga DO rhood
Terms: One-third cash; balance IN s ana II
nont this. for notes bearing interest. deed given
and deed of trust taken.
Title ipdieputable. s
l1-d&da GREEN A. WILIYAMS Auaka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

ANNUAL MEETING OF THU PRESBYTERIAN
SYNoD.-The annual meeting OF the Synod
of Pennsylvania, New School Presbyterian
Church, will commence to morrow night at
half-past7 O'Clock in the Assembly's Church,
Adams, of Philadelphia, will preach the open.
ing sermon. After the sermon, moderator for
the session will be elected. The meetings will
then be held daily, commencing st o'clock,
=. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

SUSPICION OF HORSE STEALING.-Testerday
morning, about six O'Clock, Officer Davis, of
the Second Ward, noticed a colored man named
John Brown, mounted upon a dun coiored
mare, bare-baeked, riding down Fourteenth
street, and his movements being suspicious,
Davis watched him. Brown went to the Gov
eminent stable on Ohio venue, near l4th street,
where a colored man came out to him and
pointed to +. Ellenbrock's stable on 18th street.
Brown went to Ellenbrock's stable and offered
the mare for sale. He asked S1lu for her, but
agreed 20 take 500. The mare was supposed
to be worth about 5000 OfiQer Davis arrested
Brown on suspicion Of stealing, and locked
him up in the Second Ward station. Brown
was subsequently sent to Jail for further hear
ing, and the mare was turned over to the prop
erty clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

EuM1eH1D AOOMS 10 E1T-af $50 TVeIffL
SAnm 1ssS hssxssn g sed. H-two lover story
SaX}si.ins both vsli farrishad; clso. nsSsrL SIS.
e ECSay The location q one Of The aest lssrable
III saiHet9n. md within sdys minutsu' walk ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

WANDA YOUNG MAN to attsnd in .
W Grccery Store None need apply sxcapt well
recommended. Inquire corner Of 18th and l. SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM THE OLD CARL
ToL.-Tha noted blockade runner j. j. Coch
ran, who has been con fined in the Old Capito
for the past six months made an attempt u
escape, late on Friday night, but was unsuc
cesful. The guard gave the alarm. and Coch
ran was escorted back again to his old quar-
terra to ruminate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

.iss@ - q yata4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-19

HHIEF ASST. QUARTERMA8TER's OYEICBI
~ Depot Of " ashington, No. ls4 North 1t )
SALE OF 0UxhTERMAsTERS PkoPksTYI
On MONDAY, October 10, 1858, win be sold 81
Public Auction $780,.
FIVE TONS OF RAGS,
more or iess Sale to commence 1t IL o'clock m At
tie Quartermsster's Warehouse, No. 5 New York
avenue, between Eighteenth and Ninstesnth
streets
Terms cash, in Government FUNDS.
EDWARD l.. HARTZ.
oclktd Captain A. @ NJ, o. 8. Army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15

Some Of our Republican friends get offended
into an abolition crusade Yet the whole policy
of the Administration points 10 abolition. Thus
Gen ScHEScK. who has been relieved from com
mand in Maryland in order that he might stump
Ohio. said in his first speech at Dayton:
sly that I desire to see this war go on until
the last oesfige Of Slavery Is destroyed
Senator WADE. at Marietta, Ohio. on the oath
ult.. said:
| will have no peace with traitors in arms;
neither will | have any peace with slavery, the
nursery of treason. | prefer to fight il down
now. and have done with il and civil discussions
forever.
And again at Cincinnati his words were:
will fight while have breath in nv body or
until The bonds tall from every human being in
the United States. and until there shall be no
possibility OF the existence OF slavery within oGr
jurisdiction.
ScHE>cK and WADE represent the views OF
SUNNKR. whom Postmaster General BLAIR handles
so numerically in his Rockville speech-they
represent the elements of whom THURLOw WEED
desire to make this record: Ii il comes to be
understood that the view and policy of the
Me-srs Sumner. Greeley " endel Phillips. Ward
Beecher, &c. Sc obtain IN the conduct of the
war. il will result in the destruction of our Gov
eminent and Union and triumph of Rebellion
and Slavery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
DAILY SENTINEL.
rHg ryIoy 10 NUsT RE pNEsgRvEn.-IJAckso,
thursday MORNING. OCTOBER Is


The ovation to Mr. LlScoLS's great Minister
Of Finance" a. the Cincinnati Gazette terms
Mr. CaAsE. was rather a slim affair. That did
not amount to much. The distinguished gentle
man undoubtedly had an object in coming here
just At this time Ii j. rumored that he is
didate for the Presidency, and would cheerfully
accept a nomination for that position. We IN
derstan1, aI-o. that His Excellency. o. p NJ
fsyors the aspirations of the Financial Secretary.
Put this and that together. and the purpose of
Mr. CHssE's visit may be appreciated.
To the exclusion Of other matter. give a
verbatim report Of the speech of Mr.. CHASE yes
terday. That has "A significance worthy the at-
tention of the country He is a man of great
ability, and his last effort is characterized
with candor ana directness. The distinguished
gentleman undoubtedly reflects the views OF Mr..
LINCOLN and the Administration, and for that
reason his rem,rks yesterday upon the views and
policy of the party in power will excite general
attention.
Mr. CHASE makes it apparent that the Admins
tration is thoroughly abolitonized, and that the
war is to be prosecuted for the abolition of
slavery. This purpose involves change in our
political institutions. and Mr. CHASE boldly
avows il The war is no longer contest to re
store the national authority and TO maintain the
national integrity. but to free the negro no mat
ter at what cost in men and money, or what dis
advantage To both the white and black races.
This is the complexion which the controversy
L. IL. IL
country must meet Mr. CHASE also assumes to
interpret the designs of Providence. and like all
men who embrace fanatical ideas. forces con
struction thereof to suit his peculiar views of
public policy.
We have only space this morning to call at
tention to the views expressed by the mouth
piece of the Administration, and must defer com
ments upon the ideas and the policy he advocates
to a future period.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
a Republican Colonel Spearcd by IN
Private.

correspondent OF the Ohio Statesman relates
the following incident as having occurred at the
BxousH meeting at Marion on the 2sth ult:
The meeting came off Brough and Shela
bsrger put in their time as speakers in abusing
SIN Cox. Bill Gibson lex Republican State
Senstor and Colonel in the arm, denounced
VallAndig CHAM as convicted candidate" and in
the most ungrateful manner abused the men who
we're has friends in EXTREMIST need He offered
hve dollars tn any man who would declare him
self to be Tor ValIandghsm A gallant Democrat
stepped forward aud claimed the money Gibson
wanted to know whether the man was loyal. and
received al answer in the affirmative he was
= returned soldier. Gibson wanted 20 know why
he Was not down South now fighting the rebels
The soldier re1orted by asking Gibson way he was
not i've dollar greenback was then handed
the soldier. who stated that he did not purpose 70
keep Il. but would send il to Columbus and have
IL placed to the credit of Gibson in the State
Treasury-as he (Gro>on) had helped to abstract
thetefrom more than halt million of dollars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15

Tn. Ce..crspt act->peech OF Hon.
D. voorhees, on the conseription BI IN the House Of
Representatives Feeru-rJ ~. 1888 This Of the
finest speeches Of Mr. voorhees,. question row oc-
eu uyfns large share % public attention and
citizen n Indisrs should have seopy makes pam
phlet o'slght pages. Price 81 per hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15

There sa great advantage in being Dem.
ocrat. Alter one j. worn out he i eagerly
bought up by the Repubc-ns-just l. a broken
rot. or leaky kettle. u bought ap for the sake Of
the old metal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
Political Parsons.

The Cairo News. an ultra Republican journal.
don't see the good OF much political parson
power as is a. present applied TO its partys ma
chinery. In recent number il thus inploringly
asks for less OF Il:
In looking the proceedings of Union dem
onstrations in Ohio. Indiana ana our own State
We see that "the reverends' are so numerous
that the great meetings might easily be mis-
taken for Methodist conferences We do not. by
any means. ignore the labors OF the clergy in be
half of the country We. in common with all true
friends OF the Government, appreciate and We
trust, properly value all that they can or nav DO
towards sGPpse--ng the rebellion and restoring
the Union; but We humbly aud earnestly enlreat
them 20 pull at their own oars" When they
lay aside the holy functions that pertain To the
duties OF minister OF the Gospel and take the
siump IN support OF any party. they invariably
put tbear io"s into "a and do more harm
than good
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
The Liberty of the cstizen-speech

Of Hon D. W Voorhees, delivered In the House II Rep
reseat.tv.s February 1>ss. the Aet tondeunify
the Pred>n, and other persons for -upendng the writ
Of habe.s corpus and acts done In pursuance thereof
Is printed in pamphlet FORM and be obtained at
this oirs. TITS i the great Effort Of NJ. VOORHEES, 70
protect serty Of the CITIZEN and shoae be in the
hands OF every voter IN Indiana. II make pamphlet
ofsixteen pages. Price Of 50 per hundred
TsAII ORDER should direct the speeches To be sent
bysrpTss. as the postage viii be one cent copy and
be prepaid
Address ELDER, HARNESS BINGHAM,
Ird{.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA D,GEST.

A DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court of the State # Indiana comprising the
reported in the eight volumes OF blacOrd ami the first
sixteen volumes of Indi Reporrs together with the
Revised the state embodied in the edition
of Gavin N Bord. By Edwin A. Davis, l.. l. b. wi
svo. 50 00.
The edition of this valuable completely
haustel ia less than three months ir the time Of
publication. A new edit n printed fine white paper.
ready This Is Of the NEST complete and best
arranged digests ever published, ard has received the
highest concentrations Of the legal profession.
The Hon. NJ NJ RAY say:
The Digest is in is pan and exc uti0n A. II
Is useful the profession This is shridgement OF
the Reports but a genuine digest Of them.''
The Hon. DAVE MclIoNkIp says:
at is small commendlt OH Of the work that 10 is
Digest only OF all Supreme Court decisions vi ich
have be published, but also of all the modern statutes
now in force
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
southern Ifems.

We find the following items in an exchange
from a New OflesDs correspondent. under date
Of September 30:
MALLORY. Secretary of the Confederate Navy
declare1 ia Richmond recently that. as he was
new and bid been the most unpol ular man in the
Confederacy, 30 would he be. after the 18th Of
this month, the most popular; that he had not
wasted time and money in building wooden YES
sells. but had layished bis energies and the money
At his command upon the construction of the
most powerful vessels the world has ever pro-
duced And tell YOU. and. mark ell. know
what am saving. this - true in every respect as
regards what has been done. and nav prove true
10 n much more disastrous extent than would be
his expected great popularity
Aud l'il inform YOU of another fact perhaps of
still greater importance Beyond doubt. Sc
phens Wire President of the reael Government,
was one of three landed from the pirate Florida
the coast of Ireland When he was refused
permission to visit Washington on that mission
We all remember Of the Confederate Government
became desperatess Those members of the Cab-
net, and they were a majority, who were ready
for reconstruction. went over BODY and soul to
the French schemes of Davis, and Stephens was
sent out to propose terms with France. which. il
accepted. will astound the whole civilized world
There is no sensation business about this, as
sure you 1t Is unfortunately but too true.
Postmaster General Blair but fairly states
the case in the following extract from his speech
at Rockville:
Ii j. manifest that the President must steer his
course against strong conflicting tides OF rev.
outionary NOV, ments. That OF the nullifers to
destroy the Union and set up 5 'uthern Confed
eracy, and that of the uitra aboti0nists. which
has set in 70 disfr4ncnise the South. on the pre-
text of making sure the EN- Incip ttion of slaves.
IL is not improbable that the latter. though aiming
at different result will be found in the end CO
operating with the conspirntors of the South and
their foreign allies They may prefer to part with
the South to partnership and equality under the
constitution
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
FOUND.
Pocket Book Found.

MOUND. on THURSDAY. OCTOBER s. on fHR
n three Notch Road Pocket Book aiming some
mon-y AID notes which the owner can have BY calling
Al the - Nicholas Saloon opposite tue Bates Hos-e
octl0-dSt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
Democratic Documents.

Address ef the Democrsttc Mem bers
Of the general Assembly % the People % Indiana
setting forth the history Of the late session and TIE
Shy had been accomplished DUNG US
esastifatsond term. This docansni makes psnpoist
Of sixteen pages and gil ,. farnishsd IN any quantity.
Price 81 80 per hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
7 RrcHANAy READ

After Mr.. CHASE had delivered himself. -
above, His Excelleucy, Governor MoRroN, came
forward again and introduced gentleman named
as previously, who proceeded TO his own infinite
apparent satisfaction To recite some doggerel.
which he said he individually had writ himself
After that the reception" adjourned TO convene
al p. VI at the Executive Mansion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15

sE-A Philadelphia ~ho'idy paper saws: The
lust Of Office seems to have absolutely trenzied
our Democrats friends
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15

sE The Illinois Central railroad picked Up
four aud A half millions last wear