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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
TELECRAPhiC:
[Fer Morning Weper, See FIrs, page. !,
Night Report


NEw YoRK, October 2i--The steamer Morn.
ing Star from New Orleans the 18th via Havana
the 10Th. arrived this evening, bringing the fol.
losing intelligence
INV oRLsANs. October l7.-Da,es from Yer
miliouv,lle t. 10 clock last night, state there
has been skrmishng nearly every day for a week
without casualties on our side.
To day. We lost SIX and the enemy about the
same
The rebel force il estimated at ? 500.
The rebel salt works 10 the vicinity of Port
Clear. Mis-. Sound have been destroyed
Gen A j Hamilton has arrived here. and will
address a mass meeting on political affairs
The u ; steamer Tennessee DESTROYED four
schooners off the Texan coast. They we're loaded
with ammunition and stores for the rebels
The old dag again floats over Bayou Tonse-
all distractions having been removed by our
forces
Mr. Shepley has modified the order for the
registration OF legal voters. IN such manner that
all loyal citizens may be registered rs voters
upon taking the oath OF allegiance aud making
declaration Such oath j. taken voluntarily, and
il for the purpose OF establishing a government
loyal 10 the United States.
Advices from Texas say that Msamoras is
still unoccupied by the French, and that the PEG
pie of Texas and Confederate official. are in open
opposition 10 each other
NV YoRK. October 2i-Gen. Walbridge pub
fishes n triumphant reply Ia the Herald OF this
morning To the recent attack upon him by the
London Times Gen W charges that the Times
no longer represents the sentiments OF the Eng.
lisb masses who opposed Earl Russell in placing
the broad arrow on the rebel rams
A Washington letter TO the Post saws:
Dispatches received here give reason TO believe
that the quiet at Charleston is soon 10 be broken
Col James X Hawley. 9Th Connecticut. is in
town TO day, fresh from Morris Island, where he
has been acting AS Brgadier General. ia place oil
Stephenson. who has been home on leave oi
absence.
Young Dihlgren and Colonel Hawley give
forcbe accounts of the condition of affairs ia the
fleet of Charleston.
Much interest il felt in the fleet about the
rebel torpedoes. The strictest watch il kept
particularly at night. over the movements OF any
thing that floats in the water
Our own boats are sometimes fred in by mis-
take. careful the iron clads to keep of
| floating torpedoes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
prom New York.

NEW YORK. October ga Fortress Monroe
letter TO the Herald SAYS:
DR.. Wright. executed for the murder OF Lieut.
Sanborn. attempted u escape night before last
by assuming his daughters clothes but was dis
covered boy the sentinel after he had actually
passed the guard
The Herald's Washington dispatch has the fol-
lowing.
will require several weeks
A deserter from Richmond corroborates the
statements of restitution in that city and fears of
another bread riot
The Heralds Army of the Potomac letter of
the 9th says:
Our infantry are maintaining long picket lines
aud the cavalry brigades are daily making re.
connossances.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
Dor The Sentinel
The ~ God Question.

MR. EplruR-lt is not the price OF wood sold
ON our streets that object 10. the scarcity OF
labor in all branches OF industry u a very good
reason Tor the grea, advance IN price, but u i
the quantity you get for what j. represented a. =
cord The wood hauler> have their wagon beds
81 constructed that three quarters OF cord pass.
10 persons unacquainted with measurement Tor
cord. and the wood that should measure iuit tour
feet in length does not average over three ana
hall: - that the purchaser, Who thinks he y
having i've dollars cord Tor wood. really pats
from seven TO e ght. through the deception ct The
seller In other matters the city authorizes s'ep
In between the seller and the purchaser 10 prevent
imposition: should they not do 80 ih th'-9 H.
our markets and stores every weight ana measure
u.ed has an official stamp on u. to assure the
purchaser that u is full and corrert ~ -h""''
no, wood be 80 tegulaledy The item OF luc j.
a large part OF the expense OF every iani'9' anu
the way IL i sold in our markets increases the
COS, 10 consumers at least one third, lor want 81
.ome per-on - stand between the dishonest seller
aud the unpracticed buyer. IL - not Toe TIE tieh
would speak. tor they can protect themselves
hut for that large class OF mechanics and No y
ing men whose whole tine !. occupied, aud ~ho
hav. only time going Ia from their work 10
purchase a load at wood. without knowing the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
c,,Izen co-opcra,o" in Recruiting.


fspiASsroLls. Ism October 22i. 1863
The following system. auxiliary 20 the General
Recruiting Service i established IN order "a af.
ford 90 all citizens practical method OF hasten.
ing the completion oi the Indiana quota. under
the ne~ call. IL rests upon the iollo~ing basis,
20 wit:
That every man il personally interested in
bringing the war To speedy and honorable end.
That every mau has influence ia procuring en-.
listments.
That prompt supply of the new quota will
hasten peace; and therefore.
That every man j. responsible for some share
Of the work which nov deyolses upon the people
at large
lst A county committee will be selected at
each county seat whose duty it shall be to divide
the county quota among the townships They
shall select corresponding member IN each
township Who will associate with him four other
citizens of the same township. In order that the
sub districts may be thoroughly canvassed for
recruits
ID The county committees are expected to
advise and cooperate with the military com.
mandant OF the district and his local recruiting
officers IN order that the results OF labor may be
realized AZ once.
81 Citizens everywhere are urged 20 make IL
a part oi their daily personal duty To promote Ell
stmeuts II the people will so accept this as
their duty aud 90 TO work At once, the quota can
be filled IN tserty days.
The following quota Tor each Congressional
district mud county il based upon the hles OF the
office of the Assistant Provost Marshal. and is
the district basis OF the draft, should II not be
filled 10y volunteering
Total Of 1887
Deduct excess on last call, and enlistments since
September l1th. ...''........'.'......... s4oo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS. October % -Hurbut's scouts report
Loring NJ Grenada. watching the expected ad
vance OF McPherson's forces from Vicksburg
Adams i guarding the Jackson aud Meridian
and the Mobile aud Ohio railroads against ex.
pected raids
No troops are now at Altoona, all having gone
to join Wheeler, Stephen ID Lee, Roddy and
Forrest; the latter are in Sherman's immediate
advance. tearing up railroad and TELEGRAPH: the
former ARE reported south of the Tennessee River.
between Tuscumbia and Decatur, and III, 900
strong.
O-terhaus' division. which il in advance, had
another severe fight yesterday. losing Col Lorenz
oil the 3Oth Iowa and seven men killed ana
wounded
Sherman's hospital depot il at Iuka Chain
ers is reported south of the Tallahatchie River.
recruiting for another raid on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad
JEFF Davis reviewed Bragg's troops on the llth
and l2h
Southern papers Of the 10Th state that Bragg
draws 900 ratiOns. This is thought to be
for purpose.
The balance Of Longs,reet's corps had arrived
from Virginia.
Heav. rains fell here to. day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
From l,Ouisyillc

LOUISVILLE, October "a Thomas j CLAY.
youngestson OF Col Henry Clay. OF Buena Vista
fame. died on the 18th At Atlant,. OF congestive
fever He was Inspector General on Buckner's
staff
Ii is reported that the rebels burned two trains
principally forage laden between Murfreesboro
and Chattanooga. proceeding southwark
small party OF guerrilla cavalry entered Dan
vile at day break and destroyed the Government
stores there.
Another party Of guerrill1s entered Harrods-
burg and stole all the horses they could find
there
10 T. VI Nashville trains have Just arrived
Gen. Rosecrans is among the passengers The
train was DELAYED four hours in consequence of
the down train running off the track near Eliza
BEETHOVEN. this morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
sunday Night Dispatches.
vrem washington.


W.sniSerox. October Is "A train Of seven
teen cattle cars, containing about l26 condemned
horses and guard OF l26 men, al beiorging 10
Gen. Kilpatriek's Third Cavalry Division. started
from Gainesville at II o'clock Friday night and
when four miles on the road 10 Alexandria. and
on a curve, the train going At very rapid rate.
several Of the track ties gave way, precipitaIing
eight Of the cars from the track aud down steep
embark neut Twenty Of the guani were hurt.
four or i've dangerously. but strange TO say. no
one was killed. Manr Of the horses were killed
Instantly aud others received such injuries AZ 10
render the shooting OF them necessary
The following circular have just been issued:
CIRCULAR NO IS.
War DEPsRrxrSr.
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OrFIcR}
Washington. October 20. le63. y
Regiments now in service which re enlist as
veteran volunteers under the provisions Of Gene
raj Orders Nos. l9l aud 3O5. current series from
the Adiutsnt Generals office. will be credited 60
the States, and as far practicable 10 the Con-
gres-ional Districts aud sub districts TO which
they belong
(Sgned@ JAS b FAY.
Provost Marshal General.
The State Department has been officially in.
formed that from and after the 9th of Septem-
Der last an effective blockade will be established
aud maintained by the French naval forces OF all
the ports. rivera. harbors. roads. creeks. &c.
along the coasts of Mexico which are not
occupied by the French troops and which
still acknowledge the authority of Juarez.
from the lagoon. 10 miles south Of Matsmoras
TO and including Campeachy, between % deg
and - min north. and 80 deg. and 81 min. west:
and 10 deg. and 50 min north. and W deg and
So min. west of the meridian OF Paris: and that
friendly and neutral vessels will be allowed the
period OF - days to complete their loading and
leave the blockaded places. The ports excepted
from the blockade are Tampico, Vera Cruz. Alya-
RADIO. Coalz,coalcos Tobosso and Carmen. A
vessel attempting 20 violate said blockade will
be proceeded against in conformity with inter
national law aud the treaties now Ia force with
neutral powers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

RuSSioN's ARr GALLERY-Mr. Ranuion has
secured the services OF Mr. Peniold. OF New York
Who Nill be at bis post Ia few days--a person
Of artistic taste and skill-to d. the colorng Of
pictures taken AZ this establishment Pictures
taken by Mr. Ryder who i ever gentlema nly and
skillful Ia his department Of the business. and
colored by Mr, Penfod. Who Il m adep, in ;he
art OF eoloring. canbot fail To give entire salts
faction. Persons wishing pictures for themselves
of friends, can get them At their establishment
that cannot be beaten ia this or any other city
Give them call al No 32is East Washington
sfFeQf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
Rebel Cavalry I'm Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, October % 1t is reported that
900 rebel cavalry are At Harrodsburg.
Details from D,nvilis OF this morning say:
On Yesterday morning the rebels made raid
on our Quartermaster and Commissary trains,
burned the stores and robbed several citizens.
The force consisted of - guerrlas An hour
and halt later they went to Shelby's farm and
stole $50 government horses in pasture there.
Captain simpson, Provost Marshal OF Stan.
ford, with about IL men. recaptured these horses
and took tour of the robbers
Our cavalry is in hot pursuit and will probably
capture or kill all these robbers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

Lspits' FuRs The undersigned has just
ceived. direct from the manufacturers, his second
stock OF Far-. which comprise the following
STYLES aud prices:
Mink H'lf Capes. with Nun and Cuff. 1913
Mink Eictorines. separate, from $50 To SJO.
by the set. from 500 20 $50
Fitch. German aud Russia. from. $40 to SIS.
Sib,r,an Squirrel. the genuine article, from 81 ,
TO $50 per set
Muskrnt Furs. in brown and natural color, from
~ TO $50 per set
French Coney. all sizes and prices
Jet Black River Mink. the incest in market.
Children's Sets. all styles and prices
Swans down and Erminc for trimmings.
The Ladies are respectfully invited 10 call and
examine. as the goods, together with the prices,
cannot fail 10 suit the most fastidiocs.
II BAMBERGER,
No. l6 East Washington street.
oct22 div Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

MESCuANT InLoRlNs -G II. Heitkam 4 Co.
No. II North Illinois street. nearly opposite the
Bates House is one OF the most fashionable mer
chant tailoring establishments ia this city Their
stock of piece goods comprises the best varieties
and lates, styles, all fresh and new. from which
any gentleman can select .uit 10 his taste. and
have IL made la the neate~t aud most serviceshie
style Those OF our irieuds that want new
suit or any part OF a suit. say call on G II
He,tk.m 4 Co. aud they viii be we'll suited
Youths and boys. clothing made to order la the
latest style. septic 2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
COM MI RCIAI.
BY rELEsRAPH.I
cincinnati Market.

OINCINNATi, UctOber a,
Flour-Higher grades scarce, and wanted at
So 5Od6 %; lower grades not in much demand
Grain-Wheat in good demand ut 81 l0@l ~
for red and 81 30@l "a for white. Corn and
oats unchanl ed.
Whisky declined to 53c, with good demand.
Provisions unchanged and firm. New city
mess pork at Sl5.
Lerd in demand at l01ac, but held shade
higher.
Cheese is &c higher
Potatoes dull; large supply declined to Csc.
Money market easy. Gold, 4i@45c prem.
Silver. 35@37c prem. In the forenoon, both
were unsettled and rates nominal. Exchange is
frmer, but rates unchanged.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

NEW loRK, October "a.
Flour more active and 5Cdl5c better at S. 50
@6 10 for extra State. SO 90@7 10 for r. II.
o., and s. 1909 on Tor good to choice extra.
Whisky dull at t2@63c
Wheat in fair demand and lie better; ST. 900
/ 80 for Chicago spring, 81 361a tor choice
amber. 81 33Gl 81 for Milwaukee Club, 81 80
@l 36la for amber Iowa. 81 37@l "A for win
ter red western. Corn, lie better; fair business
doing.
Pork is shade easier Mt Sl4 12l5614 37i5
for old mess. as 621s@ s7IS for new mess,
Sill 50@ll 10 for new prime, Sl4 5O@l6 80
tor new prime mess Beet dull.
Lard is a shade easier At l@ll5sc
Money is shade easier at Sol per cent.
Sterling firm: first class bills nominal at 81 = "a
l62 Gold frmer; opening at 49,. advancing
TO 475s declining to 46, and closing firm at Az
prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

~ A pleasant affair took place at the 81.
Nicholas Illinois street. opposite the Bates House
Zurich Shafier. proprietors. on Saturday night
last About fifty Of the employees Of the Ia.
danspoli- and Cincinnati railroad. taking Harry
FAIRIES. Esq. foreman of their machine shop.
completely by surprise. presented him with a
beautiful set OF drawing Instruments. The pre-
seLtation speech VAS made 10y modest gentle
man. and Mr. FAIRIES handsomely accepted the
compliment After this the party adjourned to
Zurich 4 Skaters tables. always beautifully
spread with every substantial and luxury, aud
song aud toast we're thenceforIh the order OF the
evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

sS- We have received late number OF the
Alta Pete. a paper published by the enterprising
PROJECTORS of the New York store, at lndianapo.
lis By tie way. We called into their establish
ment last week. aud found il full OF goods and
customers. "a IL always Is. When our lady
friends at indianapolis 40 shopping. they never
have TO 20 further than Glenns' Block T. mud
everything they want and We would Say to the
ladies here when YOU visit that city. u YOU Wish
20 save time aud money. visit the New iote
store first - Columbus Union
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
From I'hiladeIpha.

PHILApELPHIA. October ~ The steamer
Massachusetts has arrived from St. Johns,
Florida
She left Charleston on Tuesday evening and
brings dispatches from Admiral Dihlgren
The siege is progressing favorably and Gen.
Gilmores batteries were nearly ready to open on
Charleston.
A Harrisburg special dispatch to the Bulletin
says:
All the counties have been heard from official
ly Gov. Curtins majority is 1925
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
From Washington.

WAsHiNeIoN, October "a No suffers are
now with the Army of the Potomac. Tney hav-
ing during the late campaign been ordered to the
rear. and the restrictions have not a. ye, been
removed.
There nothing positively known, NJ 10 yes
teriay noon OF Lees whereabouts
The Secretary of War returned TO Washington
20 day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
Prom Nashville.

NASHVILLE. October 25-No news of import
ance lrUm Chattanooga
Hooker force has crossed the Tennessee river
Fighting reported yesterday.
The telegraph was Gu. yesterday. but is now
working.
River rising. No arrivals.
R0secrsas lett for Cincinnati nj noon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

ELEaANr VACANT L0r-For private resi-
deuce fronting University Square II !. feet front
by $50 deep alley. Ii is the handsomest
lot in the city. and must he sold nj short notice.
Price will be reduced for cash down. or time will
be given il desired part Apply to John ).
Spann, Real Estate Agent. oct2i-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
From Newark.

NrwRK. n j.. October 2i.-while Mr.. A.
j Rogers. Of Sussex county. was addressing a
meeting At Dickerstown. last evening. some mis-.
siles were thrown in from the outside Mr..
Rogers retorted in loud and severe language.
Soon after the building was set on fire and en-
lirely destroyed together with an adjoining stable
seventeen hor-es. two Of which be-
longed to Mr. Rogers. The total loss was about
s30 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

TT The winter Is upon Us. and We would re
speclfully commend to all in want of elegant.
complete aud durable clothing, at the most
sonable prices. TO call at the clothing store of
Mr. j. Kahn. No - East Washington street
We would particularly remark that the military
goods at this establishment of all descriptions,
are unsurpassed in this market. oct26-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

~ The President of the indianapolis and
CiDeinnati railroad, We understand, proposes to
Furnish wood at cost PER cord To those IN
the city Of Lawrencebu-g unable To pay more
or the price demanded by the local retailers. The
poor he proposes to haul for gratis This is
practical beaevolence. without pretension or
narade
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

"a The Presidents OF railroads having Their
termini 1T this point ought to take suggestion
from President Lord. OF the indianapolis AMI
Cincinnati railroad. about wood. We have "A
paragraph about what he benevolenty proposes
DO elsewhere Two thousand cords Of wood, or
even one Thousand. gentlemen. would. at the
fair prices nj which YOU could haul i, materially
aid the poor OF this city-soders wives. soldiers
widows and soldiers orphans.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

sF- The usual fall season of sheep has COM
menced A drove of seventeen hundred passed
down Washington street yesterday toward the
shambles. They are rendered into tallow. the
fat part Of EN-; their wool is sold to spnners and
viewers. their skins To tanners and curriers'. and
their hams are often partaken of at frst-class
taurants for genuine venson. We understand
this drove was from Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

sH- We call attention to the advertisement of
"Gslen's Head Dspensary. located at Louisville.
Kentucky twill be observed that an important
"meiicai report" which, il is said. should be in
the hands of all. is just published "Galen's
Head Dispensary" is chartered by the Legislature
OF Kentucky
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

ST LOUIS. October IS Gov Yates of Illinois
has issued PROCLAMATION for volunteers under
the Presidents last call
The weather continues quite cold. The snow
OF THURSDAY has not yet disappeared.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
oc20d2x

To TRApk-2O0 acres OF No. farm land in
Owen county to- trade for dry goods. groceries.
or city property; has l4o acres improved, with
houses. barn. and good orchard OF 100 trees
IL is a half mile from Middleto~n and two miles
from Freedom For particulars apply TO
WN Lows. Real Estate Agent.
oct33-t3t Talbot aud News Building.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

~ rare treat is in store for those who
have an ear for melody. a heart for sentiment and
a soul for fun. at Masonic Hall to night. Sprung.
Smith 4 Chadduck's great minstrel band hold
forth there. The artists of this celebrated troupe.
each one in his own department. are unapproach-
able Go early aud enjoy yourselves.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

~ The attention OF our readers is called to
the fine stock of thick soled boots at Nj. Hunter
x Cos, l9 East Washington street. They have
great many different styles and can hi any one
with a good substantial water proof boot. just the
thing Tor wet weather. They are retailing them
at wholesale prices. octo-du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

sB- One Of the best appointed hotels in the
western country is the Planters House, Louis
vile. Kentucky. At no other house in that city
are guests made more comfortable, or all their
wants more courteously attended to- Our friend
D r Kendall, late of Salem, this State. presides
with Infinite aiiability at the clerks desk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

TT The Washington Saloon and Restaurant,
adjoining the Metropolitan. is. perhaps, the most
elegant establishment Of the kind in the city or
the State IL j. under the management and pro
pretorship OF Mr. Philip Fakelach
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

ENGINE AND BoILER FOR SALE "A five horse
power upright engine with boiler, feater. con
Meeting pipes. SC, in complete running order.
nov used in running the Sentinel presses, will be
sold ut n bargain. TO make room for larger EN-
CINE. IL will be delivered when remove into
our new office. early in October. Apply at this
Office sepl2-tf