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The New York herald., 1863-08-26
sovyosS-lhonday last, 2Ath inst lAs Oossd oSs fire on
CAasisston AND u he meantime csmoaams could %
osf Of ne city.
VERY LATE AND IMPORTANT.
,>~y~-.,~S>~>~>,~~~~~<<--
the CITY OF CHARLESTON sHELLED.
Nom -COmbatants Leaving the
Town,
g.. &c. &s.

wAsmSo1os, August %, 1863.
A despatch was received here 10 day dated Fortress
Monroe saying -
Captain chisholm reports f@t samier reduced ana
CAayleston sAsfei Captain Chisholm commands tho iag
Of truce steamer New York and had us arrived at For
trsss Monroe from Guy Point
Kosyoi1, Va, August 20, 1868.
containing Charleston dates Of the 18th, which say
Last night al hcsW o'ctoet the enemy orc,ed FIRE on ~
city, .hring fifteen s,ghtinch Parrce delb
Non-osm,aiants i,orug the civ ia cent ss'enp
The New York herald., 1863-08-26

DfsftutflDu OF ErtNtsn StGnmef
Hcbe--cspswrc OF n Boats Grew OF the
uuttsd STATES cunbont NfPhon by the
Kebeis--A Severe Engagement Betwsen
D.r ss',nboass and the Rebel Bmttc-
Icorreir irondsnee of the Philadelphia Tressl
UNrTn srsrg- SrgsssR NifBpN,
op NV ivrKr. n. @. August ~. issa
Ye5,erday morning, about fgc O'Clock stcamor vas
iniincf Ately chase a1d when got near her,
sis run on shorc, and deserted oy her ON
.c .na & esS % s aassas t zen. 'srss %r.e,s
10 pre apa bsndou her she proved be the Br.l.h
There Nas heavy running AZ the time we sent ur
bat her aud the boat swanIed along sd" the iisbe
shortly alter of aud arrived on boa ~
her captain Bfesk aI,er receiving word tnai u would
b. rpssble 10 SCI her or sent our two remaining bsA,
sth orders 20 et hr on are and bring or oscers and
bpafd. he sos had ~ this TINE Increased -
r,neh that mposs bic for the botts TO get aong
side thor and beat when the beach, I'D
ora a who IN her taken prisoners BY tlw
ep who han octcd large numbers behind the ssDa
hills cd pieces and rles, and kcut constantly ~
:, ~, Aer tLc other boat had returned board aud
our officers aud men ou board The Hebe had deserted hsf
Captain eek ordered our guns 70 BE- trained on he' Tor
the rurpss destroying her. IN which we were assisted
by The 10 States gunbo.t shokhokeca. The rebels ali
ths time kep, nrirg brskiy az teyer hoard such
shng before the balls fell ~ thick a. hail all around
us and number entered the sdes and deck OF our vessel
M eleven oelock the febe burst cut IA blaze, and
shortly Af,efwa left or station Singular 70 state,
q oces Or men was Injured doriog the I've
and haf hours engagsnsnt
The following v correci list Of Officers and Grew who
we're taken prisouers-
W. W. Crowninshieid acting ensign sns OK ofnoer.
wu Mssou acting IL Td ar siani engineer
John Page acting mstter mate.
Timothy Driscoli captain fo-ecastle.
frank HanseIi, carpenter y mste
wm a. Cooper bosisvain's mate
John 4. iesoacb, captain forecaste.
peter Hylsnd. seaman.
John Reynolds, sesman.
Robert Carr, ordinary SEAMAN.
John A. Rsdsers, lanssrnan
Tne0lore f Ra1din, solnan.
Jobn Coy, seaman.
Charles thotnpeoB, sear
bernard fiughc~, s~c0gs .fefnan.
the Sipbou wag buli ~ a. ~ t0'scs ~ Fast brbn
fcr river trade Z China ard when finished ww p1r.
chased fot blockade duty She sent into Al
Rstonl 10 hprl last. Her armament CONSISTS of four
thriy tao poondsrs, twenty FOUNDER PHxStt, and
$40 ls.se 10 ndcr rfec bovizers Her average speed
= about Twelve knuts
re fcIlo.ns !. l,si of her orosrs a. tho prse6s
~ 81 nrees. a1slns eusAgr commanding.
laaE D. kalgesn, acting enstxn.
Tphram III Dewey artlng ensign.
fbanas q. Chnrchhi third sssirtADt engineer.
lanes Portloas. acting maaers mate
Wlism u. lngraham. paym@stcf' = cie,k
fso fArker, acting assistant paymAster.
Nm. .. Brgcs acting assistant surgeon.
R5dnry Niceoh, acting second assistant enanssr
lanes suliitan, third assistant engineer
FFrest Ioddsr, acting master . mate.
franels q. Beimsfa, rsgA. steward.
Charles w. Hyde, seoassn
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
VUVF7FFW y FTF ' HEFHUFFVFfIW TUT
UsfrEp srsrgs srg ,ssR NirBoS.

KssAAs Cnr, No., August ~, 1875.
Gssersl gving has Iuat rssaresd from the parssis 4
Qssnlfeis rebel force II ssslmatd that he al not
have over thres hundred ., favreooe.
Ths slsrIiss dstsnasd az the head q 0rsoa river,
some g0ng soush, sns lnsfshaass ard cs~r scattering
Into the brush. Oar foros have divided socerdinsy sa6
are garsaiag the rebels. continsh sxkmshInS sDsss
On
IsstsnAnt cosonsl Lszs2r wish too sgaadrons q ins
ysst cavalry, hssosri ssss militia, had an ess~xsnsas
wlth hundred rusriss % DC o.ss. near Hasrisosss
No siiss Eve and csptwins coassdsrsbls gasniiy u
o6s and hor~ss ssksn fren Lawrence
inrty ons a ,hs sssrsnAs have been killed. ~ far ~
haarA from.
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
Tns steamer orsas Easssys,

Ths msnmosh ssssasbip 10 sss'n n su vss>rr. me
ssclcfsd nSrdAy sfisrnoos " ths ssSs~us Il sssds
pls ushs aocosps v ne re- ~ rss sos a~suas
sresrs u eosiinss cn 10 rirshns Bsy. shs has Arss
fsls1s sse over oos theos&sd pssssnssrs. Our sblp
~ II eon&<s19 deFfr~> exysexa n thxnss 70 Cncsas,
Jsrss~ Hbxb~v N fn~ Jns&S ftsI~ revsrgs stNsn~ ~
ryrcs sn1 70 ws~srs fssses kS1 Arensf n tk~ par
vsyors Une< fs~ her kind fatsn. lAs nt~r~ n
rnAas xha Bsg e2ss gsns,ssrs arrived 10 shs sry II
sssys o'ctcx ne nsmns
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
s.v. sy.~ So. ryassss<..

tHFfASr~0s f'wnsf -, fWJ
M ss.smw or@en hss arrived frvm r.~ ve.is,s
pv-. oe x.rNo. srsaxins eiit0os W v~Asss. sss ss
p.s4Ar~ q sps<an~s fr~a sss sass. - s~po~s .
sssi. VARIES c~iesrsss ns,snx ~y~e~ss~s saxsssa IA
ssr,syw ~ n,vr yas~ v~s n see sy'ra At ss.'r
srfssTS nzszs As<s u sGy n are r.ss,ves Ias
~ as~1~s 4 lsss,vn vsps~ss vAxs hsa srrtv,s a
roSeasia ewsg ~ hfss hsf ~ tin wsssrt 80 80
ysS. -. -
ehsntAaf&s. snx fAwsm v~s s&fi,wty wrtg ~. Aws
sss~p~~s salAwshsw so~rpsws 10 fft@ fvsys~~st.
= Tns ycr~atsx y ,t~ ~sscs . <ssfes' "a - ~
shsa IL ssy fe~wy s~fos. srss ~tar&is~i~s -
ssansa s<iv = sd iMA~shssis
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
THE ATTACK ON CHATTANOOGA.

Rebel Telegram 20 she Riehmond sa-
qafrsr.
cs4rr nooe<. Tenn, Angssi -, 1870.
Tho Yslsssa copmsnesd shsIsg tho city q chsila.
sooss yessaasy. wicoa ssvns Ss ., their Inisaslon
70 DO 70, An - qcbss TO-DAY. M
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
r,s,s Ly..sis csssaa.

nssi~r.C g ". tsruss "a. ina.
Tara fyg.s sss s4Iis a~ivss 'hs svssias sns ss~sw
A.s. usui v ueus~, .hsa tAsy pvssSs1 - nsssss.S
"a le.sses-
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
TERRIFIC EFFECT OF OUR FIRE.

The steam Transports Cambria, Captain somsrs, and
America, Captsn Share arrived q this port yesterday
from Norris Island We have dates by them & the 2lst
inst, n midnight. sf
me bombardmcnt stil continued and the south side
q Sumter had boon demolished almost 70 it, base.
FcrH Wagner and Gregg and Cummings' Point battery
stin eIiisd ii short intervals
Tho batteries James Island had greatly annoyed tho
Union troops and sxpedsion had been fitted out 10
silence them.
The casualties on the Union side were very small.
The steamship Constitution, Captain VIM. Greennan,
from Hilton Head, which port she left Saturday,
August a. At A. NJ and Charleston at half past I've
p. NJ, arrived At this port last evening.
She left at anchor on Charleston the United States
steamer Brooklyn with up bound for New York,
having board the remains Of Captain George w.
Rodgers Paymastcr Woodbury., OF the Monitor Cats
Kill, killed In the attack on Fort Sumter.
The bombardmsnt going with great energy, and
the firing was very rapid
The report from Norris Island that Sumter had
responded guns the last two days previous
% tho Constitution leaving Charleston.
Tie latest report by the Constitution s that Fort Sum
tsr entirely demolished, and that Fort Moutre had
bean silencsd by the Now Ironsdcs.
Aosng Master A. snaley Of the United States steamer
Mohawk, passenger In the Constitution from Hilton
Head.
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
Telegraph from Forsrcs. Monroe.

foTrnrss Moynon, August n. 1898.
Tho steamer City Of Richmond, Captain Kelly, arrived
IL Hampton Roads yesterday noon.
Captain Kelly reports having let on Charleston on Sat
urday last, the I'D inst at oAock the morning.
rhs hags Of Sumter shot away Thursday and
Friday last, and reply made TO oar bonbardment,
which was constantly kept up.
The whole Of the side Of de-
molished presenting nothing but heap Of ruins.
No guns being fred from the fort
On Friday morning nine breaches were observed n
Sumter BY spyglass from the ships on Charleston.
The siege was then progressing.
For tne last days casualties had averaged
only about four per day.
TIE Reports from Wsshington.
There authority for stating that the War Department
at Washington has been In The receps q announce
mcnt Of the fall Of Sumter and R In possession OF
formation other than The statements copied from the
Richmond papers received yesterday al Fortress Monroe,
sud which are given above.
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
THE BLOCKADE RUNNERS.

Destruction OF tBc British Steamer
Hcb~--captu or ~ Baat's Grew OF the
Iuttsd states Gupboat vfphon by the
Ktbcfs--A Severe Engagement Between
dur sanboats and the Rebel HATTIE
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
NJ. Gsisa n. Osborns's Despatch.

KxExr "TxD nAKEs nr."
From the me Of the discovery by the rebels Of the
unnnshsi battery tho marsh upon left night be-
fore last I'll dusk yesterday hundred and sixteen
shells fred ~ from the James Island batteries.
o. these but ssrnek IT, and injuries have been
tainsd BY any within u since the casualties Tues
day night Last night its monster ried mounted,
and th morning its win Join In tho grand chorus
which svels up from the shroats Of our
noSoroSocs
The bombardmsnt grows monotonous. Our nrs COO.
tnscs usuai and spscsso crowd sround the
hilltops 70 witnsss H. Day after day the smoke
wrsashs spring from batteries, we hear tho sharp
crack a ths PARROTS, watch intensely the wall al
which they aimed snd have the saisfason Of seeing
sLs shsll crash inio the masonry. But ths wall
mains, and shs nag keeps nusssssg In tss wind, 10
reminded that paajsace 10 Christian duty, and that
order 70 capture Sumter We must
Learn 70 Labor and 70 watt
ynoaxnm sHrAoz
And yet, a We daily 70 up shs beach the front and
slinb the seep sand hills. or venture BY slow stages
Through ths rgzAss TO the parass the swim decline and
sr-s decay Of the rebel ssroashod wonderfully appa
rent. Tue wall wss ragged yesterday; it Ia sti more
ragged now. Last nisht thcre few holes through
which The arches Of iks casemaes which constitute the
somcsrs quarters" visible; 10 day thsy dsye
vsloped into yawning gaping breaches, at tho foot
~ which liss vast Of dsbri, soping down
- ths waters edge. We soe this ucra,nr
ato the former hoc Of Major Andcon We csn sss The
Interior Of Captain Fosters apartments We have within
the range of gasscs the walls Of Captain seymours
room, and tBs of all the other captains ana Lieu
tenants from whom the work wae wrested istls moro
than years ago. ana who generals he service
now. when We last scanned the wall tAers were here
ana there bits q unbroken pArapcsI they are
hnocked away, and dismountsd gun, or, what ID
u.ors hk~sy, a wcsaes imitation, has slid down the
sssv bank o runs lies hded for the bcssmn of shs
hsrsw. N you were q practice pistol shooting a.
mondy ebsesc for month YOU could not ruin the
chscse than sumter seems ruined already.
rMst exrrISa ,aos TO wAaSxx. W
Our progress toward rcrl Wagner within the past
iweniyoa hours las been most rapid and anexsmpied.
Under the direction o. Captain Brooks Of General s
moser SAT- and Captain Walker, of the New York vonn-
fcer fgocsrs sAp hiss attended within that time
over handred and forty yards Our forces woins
rs uni- The eyes of tho rebel shsrpshoo,ers and our
safos piisd with lead from their rInes ss nadis
mayed mea toll on. and wagner wni arc long bo
nstiSg reward for thsir heroic sGorts
Z. sxEI yns.
Tbs Gre o. ,he rebe bssssres Jsn~s Je,and -. 90
se~dsy ccnossissed foy shs ost ps upon ouv .us,yh
<cs-i - fs No have chvhssasd m bx run ., ~,
aru.us ~. Ssl au paesios b ops q 49, vsrhs Ssa
t&sA~e& Atf@ .Nes
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
News Direct.

Captain Farren Pf the schooner Maxon Rogers, from
Folly Island via Charleston bar Goth nst arrived at this
port yesterday Captain Farren reports that when no
left the bar the 10h at six r. NJ tho siege Of Fort
Of tho fort compIcey and every parapet gun
dsmountcd, most Of which had fallen into the
The New York herald., 1863-08-26
eHEAs sA#rvsw

Ths Oress KAxtssn hHs ssp~stre.d s1rpe w~s,~efw~
hs&vy rssth~w eusiss ths ys<sss hssidg shpp~f 90
ryy bssvy s~Ss. stDvs 80 bett xn1 a. ne<r1 sevs'
,sk-. over iss ,rssi ' llb sasss sppsfssss, -S -
Gs~sbsy in,ssea ~ ~ - - .lsss -
Ibs sksd oaem a1d - eslss rss bia isss brsssn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
Thorn asa Who is Thomas.

A few days after the Republican State ticket
WIS made We heard prominent Republican ami
one ct the oldest members of the bar IN this coun
". praiSing his candid ,te for Attorney General
a Gen Corcor.n. eloquently going over his cap
ture at Bull Run and suffering IN the rebel
dungeons. Yesterday another intelligent & rad
ic4l was eiri expat atins ON the bravery OF All
iutant General FhOmls a. The hero who stood the
b, unt oi the tight before Chttlanongai
Miipr General George Henry Thomas who
comm nded the left IN RosecralS army during
the fierce stIurgle of Saturday and Sunday. VS.
b,ru in oouths maton county. Virginia. ia 1916
He graduated At West Point IN lo49 aud entered
the artillery He servei with IN srked distinction
in FLORIDA. Mexico, California aud Texs, win
ning breve'S OF C,ntan md Majpr at Monterey
ami Buena Vista In le6l ne was promoted 10
Colonel OF the 9th cavalry. which Is ms present.
rank IN the regular army. Ia August. lc6l. he
was made Bri-adier IA the volunteer serN ice
and sent to Kentucky. he commanded at the
battle of Mill Springs in 1862. waere the rebels
were badly be item. he was at Sniluh AMI alter
wards commanded the i.ht wing OF the ARMY OF
the Tennessee under ii ,lleck He WAS subse-
quentlv offered the command OF the a my Oi the
Cumberland in place Oi Buell.. but knowing the
value of the latter officer ne ieciine-i AMI VI gei
that ID change Shout be made Sub>eqae tlS
Buelps enemies succeeded IN getting him remOv
ed. when r -secrnn> appointed To the place
Thomas has since been one OF Rosecrans' bowers
Rochester ~ \ Union
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
Couirnd.clOrY.

The telegraphic reports 10 the press are getting
more and more unreliable. although II IS an
noanced that they are supervised by government
officials Through that medium of intelligence
facts only should be given 20 the country. That
Il all the people want-not comments BY news
agents incapable. al the best. of enlightening the
country. aud who. in addition are generally bitter
psrtisans, and color the news to suit their own
notions The telegraph OF this morning in refer
ence to Gen Bras.IpE is an illustration of the
contradictory news which the telegraphic report
ers send over the wires. and il is of daily occur
renee too. In the first place it states that the
late battle of Chickamauga would have had
q different result if Gen. BURNSIDE had
obeyed the positive orders he had received
Is not satisfied with his proceedings, nor is the
necessity manifested for his neglect to obey the
order given him in express terms The same
channel of information then. in another para
graph, relieves BusSsIDs from all responsibility
in the matter. IL says that that officer was at
Knoxville on the 25th; that he did not know OF
an impending battle; that he could not have re-
inforced RosAcRAss if he had known it. and that
the battles had been concluded long before the
news reached him.
Then again the telegraph states In one place
that great anxiety is islt in the army circles in
Washington for the safety of BURNSIDE, anc
under the same date. with great positveness, il
states that BURNSIDE is entirely safe in hi'
present position"
VIVA, confidence the country place IN al
institution which should be entirely reliable anC
unbiased. when il daily eirculates such contra
dictory reportsr The people have but little faiti
In Il now. and a continuance OF the present man
agement will destroy it altogether.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
ur. seward ON History.

The Se~ York World detects in Mr.. SEwARD's
recent circular letter variety Of amusing blum
DER The Secretary speaks Of Cardinal RiosE-
lrEu's occupation Of ltrge portion of "the
contisent from the Gulf of Mexico TO the Straits
OF Belle isle." though the Cardinal had been
de ID quarter Of century before the Mississippi
WIS discovered RE makes mistake OF about
fftv years in reference To the age in which the
Portuguese poet. CAxoExs. lived. and he even
blunders as To dates in reference TO the enamel
patton ordinance passed. in Missouri. Fine
feathers do not make fine BIRDS nor do fine
words make fine statesman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

our Indiana regiments and particularly the ? sny
county volunteers. AMI teBder 20 them our
united te-usnony OF their valor and devotion 20
the Constitution aud The Unun. and "a 10 the
friends and families OF those ~ho nave fallen in
The service Of their country our sincere - mpathy
aud coincidence
6 We do cordially approve OF the course pur
sued by our Secretary, Auditor and Treasurer OF
State, In reference To the payment Of the interest
OF the public debt of the State, an appropriation
for which IVES defeated by the action OF the Re
publican members OF the last Legislature.
y We believe that while State and Ma
tinusl Gov eraments secure 70 Us The FULL ftir and
uumnle-tei righ, OF Freedom of speech. freedom
OF the press. and freedom of the ballot box. anu
protect us IN the enlpyment OF personal Liberty
ami personal security it is the duty of every eli
zen To sustain tie Government; but. II either ot
these right. shall te involved We will resist such
measures. peacesbly and according TO Law, IT We
can. but iorcibly II must
TO- That the Consultation and the American
Union must aud shall be preserved and main
tanned at any aud all costs.
The remains OF Col. CARRoLL. who was
killed at the battle of ohickamauga. have been
recovered. and they will be taken to Lifay cite.
his late home. for iuterment. Col. CARROLL was
brave aud gallant officer and gentleman
whose genial qualities aud warm heart attached
to him host OF friends. he was typo, aud for
mtny years was connected with the press OF our
sister city lie leaves a wife and two children
70 mourn his untimely end May God temper
the wind To the shorn lambs.
-ISDiASIASs IN LONDON The following
names were registered at GuS's American agency
ia London, for the week ending the 9th inst
J X EDoERrox aud the Misses EDGERroS oil
Fort WAYNE; aud for the week ending the l2'h
"JoshPa WRlGHr. Indianapolis" IL g report
ell that the latter gentleman is on brief visit to
the widowed Queen OF England Perseverance
Ike faith, sometimes removes mountains. II
would be happy stroke of policy TO bring Eng
land aud the United States into closer connection
and we know of no gentleman who would man
age such delicate mission with more zeal and
vigor, and peculiar adaptation TO the task. Ii l.
not stated whether he took OF his hydraulic
rams with him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
Suspension of the writ al Haeeas
Corpus.

We commend the following article. which we
COPY from the Brookville Democrat. upon the
suspension Of the writ Of habess corpus, TO the
attention of our readers The article. Areiy. bu,
with clearness and force shows the value OF the
writ to ireemen and the dangerous assumption of
power by which it has been aside. placing
thereby the liberty of every citizen at the mercy
OF irresponsible officials point is made in the
article which is we'll worthy OF consideration. IL
is. that the SUSPENSION of the writ s expressly
limited TO Congress and that Congress cannot
delegate powers conh.ied TO that body exclusively
BY the people These positions seem to be in
eonuovertible, and if So the suspension of the
writ bv the President is beyond question des
potie usurpstion of power on his part The
Democrat saws:
The Constitution, article |. section 9Th. subdi
vision % declares. The writ of habess corpus
shall not be suspended unless when in cases OF
rebellion or invasion. the public safety NAV re
aure IL 8" There is neither rebellion or invasion
in tie State OF Indiana. nor in any one OF tie
Northern States. AID yet on the 18Th dsy of Sep
tember. one thousand eight HUNDRED and sixty
three. this carefully guarded writ was suspended
oil over these States. contrary 10 this plain pro-
vision Of the Constitution.
By the zane article and 9Th section OF the Con
sti,uton. this power Of suspension 10 expressl,
um.ted 20 Congress, yet contrary 70 shn the fres
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
Despotic Power and Constitutional

In his correspondence with his Government at
home. Lord Lroxs. the British Mini> at Wash
ingtoa, saws that Mr.. SEWARD, then a. now our
Secretary Of State. said to him:
INV L I'd. l can touch bell at ms right hasd
and order the arrest OF citizen IN Ohio. csA
touch the hell again AMI order the Imprisonment
of citizen in New York. and no power on
o,rth bur that of the President can release tb IN
C.n the Queen of England in her dominions do
as muchi'
Lord CHATHAM. of England. said:
The poorest nan in his cottage NAV oid dc
fance tn all the forces of the Grown. IL NAV be
frail: its root may shake; the wind may blow
throu.h it: the storm NAV enter; the rain may
enter: bat the King OF England cannot enter II
that ruined tenement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
From the Hartford Times
The Con.crIPtson i'm Counecticut-Big
Business.

In Hartford the number of men drafted under
the Federal conscrip;ion law was 1871.
OF this number. how many. think you reader.
have gone to the WAR;
Ju>t-four' No less-uo more.
And OF these tour. frro we're negroes
II is unnecessary to add that Hartford is
strongly Republican. and that many OF the fat
army contracts and jobs are held by its citizens.
Two whites and two negroes out OF one thousand
one hundred and twenty seven men called for is
q monslrous weld Tor that section which Cover
nor ASpkKw promised would swarm with san
guiIary patriots on the announcement of the
magic woru
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

IcE FOR DlrrRTRIA "A correspondent of the
Providence Joarnsl YOU. hes for the efficacy Of ice
a. cure for dipsheria. Group. and all ordinary
ind ann alton Of the throat The manner OF
application l. as follows:
Break 40 small lump of ice in towel and
put the pieces IN a bowl. Take position slightly
inclined back wsrd either IN chair or on sofa
Proceed for hall an hour with a tea spoon 10 feed
yourself Nth small Jumps of ice letting them
dissolve slowly IN the throat single such
application viii often break up common sore
throat shich otherwise would have course OF
tao three days In case of = bad sore throat.
use the ice frequently and freely. In case Of
liberation or diptheria. keep small lump Of ice
constantly in the mouth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

The Hon John P II ale said. from his place in
the Senate. during the first year o. this var: .
declare upon nv responsibility a Senator.
n AZ the liberties of this country in more
a mgr 10 day from the corruptons and from the
pr A sscv prsct'ced in the various departments
II che government than they are from the enemy
in the field.
H. anv opp nsut of the Administration ever
said ANYTHING more sweeping or damaging than
th,sf III so, let il be pointed out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

"A NEW NARcoTIc.-At recent meeting Of
the ROYAL Society OF Tasm mia. quantity of
"Pitchery." a nacrotic plant broughl from the
Interior of Australia. where it i usei 0v the IA
tyes - produce intoxlcatiOn. was produced by
gen lem an. Who remarked that on one orcason
Dir. KIM. me explorer, swallowed SO u pinch
of the powdef the effects Of which he described
a. being almost identical with the edecis pro
duced BY q large quantity Of spirit