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, 1863-01-08
Bird Fight.

The Red Bluff Beacon gives the following
account Of prize fight between the feathered
tribe, which the editor Of the aforesaid was
witness to:
awe related, q short time ago, scrimmage
between a nybird and q couple Of wood.
Peckers, in which the jaybird was worsted.
We have now 10 record q similar affair
which took place in the oak trees on Main
street, on Stature ~ last. A jaybird under.
took to pick up few stray ants that we're
running on one Of the trees, when FIVE wood
peOkers Immediately attacked him, and drove
him to the ground. He alighted in the dust
minus some Of his feathers. Resting awhile,
he again few into the tree, and was again
assailed flriOusly. He held his position
manfllly, and with bis rear protected by q
bunch Of thick foliage, be gave full swing to
his bead, and the way the feathers few from
the backs Of the red-headed bushwhackers
was caution. A. last, having made pro-
digious lunge with bis bill at the head Of one
Of his assailants, the jaybird's fnt slipped
and down he went, half way to the ground,
before be could recover himself By this
time The red-heads were upon his back and
peeled him veil, before he reached an ad-
ioining tree. Th're he met with q new op,
Ionent in the shape Of an old woOdpecker,
who seemed 70 think his prescriptive man
sion hadibcen intfuded upon, Hardly had
the poor hybird reached q lower branch,
when the red.headed old rascal jumped out
Of bis hole, and manled the intrndef's had
as II Il would shake It's own from its spinal
junction. ID sec0nd m re. the Others were
at him, and jayblrd had again 70 retreat.
This time be struck out for long fight, and
shot OF towards the Welkin. His antagun
i lists pursued, overlook him 10 the mid : air,
and down all came together into Judge
Stont's garden. There they were too much
for him and the stained plumage Of poor
Mr.. jaybird showed that his wounds were
severe. At last he sunk fat 70 the earth
unable 10 make further resistance, and one
of The assassins cOolly mounted upon hi.
back, fastened his claws IN his feathers, and
throwing bis head backwards as far as ths
leverage would permit, came down with Bill
bill upon the jaybird's skull with such forcl
that Il pierced a. onns 70 the brain, and laid
him ouI as dead as Cock Robin. Thus end
Cd the fray, and the Woodpeckers dew back
with exultant clamor, o The trees.
SoALns am nUREs.- Remedy Plunge
The parts y cpld water As soon Is possible
and keep i there until you can get SOM
dry lQnT ina dredging box, pepper box o.
q Bag made of mil|lnet or open cloth, viii
which you can coat lho burn evenly will
-four a. sion as lt Is taken from tho water
Keep shaking On ihe dour as long as Il vii
stick. and lightly wrap L up 70 keep q there
and do no|hIno olsa. Eat nothing. drink
InolainG bot water until free from pain. an,
then live upon very light diet until III
sore g healing.
, 1863-01-08
or faIler's Corner.
Harvesting Roots.


Some persons say that potatoes should be
taken from the ground as soon as they are
rip4 That C Ia bad policy 70 allow them
toremAln IN the hills til the tops become
eulilely dry, e e the practice with some
firmeraf That potatoes managed in this
Way are almost always inferior 70 those bar
vested q mafurity, and are not nnfrequently
Ntl1ry and unfit foruses
Tholo motions do not commend themselves
% our view Of the matter. Il seems 70 US
~ % place en- Be found 30 completely
adapted 70 the preservation Of ell the good
qualities Of the potato, until severe trusts
coma, g the cool, moist soil where ID grew.
L CONES % maturity there, the vines die, 50
that all action ceases between tuber and stem,
tho potatoes are not crowded OF losing their
moiltdleb By evaporation, and arein the precise
condition % Be- kept IN their greatest perfec'
ton.
sono persons leave potatoes upon the
rinn1d oxposod . . hot sun during the day
i1ub|lh ohsy are dog. thus those that are
turned out IN The morning lay in the sun
during IN entire day. We cannot think
thIs practice good one. II the potatoes
are moist and Z considerable quantity Of
soil adhores 10 them, Il is much better TO
put thcm IN the bin Is they are, for it is
quite imnnr,ibls . Dry lhem thQrOughly
without inj1ring thrir eating qualities, q
there q principle 10 them which exposure
% lh1 sa1 .5ncohtriles and converts lnto 90
tunl poi,oa The mail labefs which grow
near lho surface, and which. BY the washing
a - rains o. other causes, are leh bare
a.l1|he ; |g|cehi)h hue, and, whom boiled
poses dillHfsaable, coppeFish laste. Thl
eamo result Is produced, ii les degree, By
exposure % The sun and air aaer digging. /
a Z common practice In some places TO de
po1II he potatoes 10 boxes and barrels, and
protest them lfoml he snn of air BY covering
ol 1ani OF loan. This retains them moist
end cI.lIaal|f ferQreI he preservation Of a
l1lII IIII|IlII1l N 49, 49,
Inrnipl may remain IN The field tIll late
81 Ih4I 1I1 noi 90 much injured BY frost a
. 0111I1I|l Supposed. When caught out'
b I1o'l he innlp. n allowed 70 remain i
n. ground ~ L lhaus win MOI Be essen
tally Injured. either IN Is eating or keeping
Qu,fIIlI Ihe soil abstracts the ffosi an(
Ila|| 20 |1Iur1 q tho vegetable fbr
n..f|I un|mfa|itd Uh Of Importance L
give |I1 roots q cool p|1cc. where they caI
b OCCASIONALLY ventilated during The winter
g On warm positions they are liable to be
c1uI coIII. nlI oI. much injured as lofhcil
uuu|A.lIA |IoltrIl4 t
, 1863-01-08
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTloN Is CALLED TO THE FOL.
IA lowing list Of American and Foreign Pc
riodicaIs, for which ! receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made by
the United States Government for the carrying
Of the mails from the Atlantic States by steamer
four times month, am enabled to receive sub
scriptiOns at much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab.
lishment has gained such an enviable reputation
throughout the Pacific coast;
, 1863-01-08

How Room trHD- Can tie roots Of plants
I..1 0o only 11ch substances a. are dissolved
In he ground and tins prepared for them. or
o.0 rs I..1..'I.. d|,.1|la It1ml l.
II. question I.. bc.n solved By Liobla.
nII IA Experiments b1Iofa Tho Society Of
N.|1Ia' 11|nl. b. CaiI.iula. be hal proved
ll.I a. IooN Of p|anls By giving forth
11N1 |.| 0'0111|I orhrn|o a1'o. ~ Al
1I|II IL. 1|.a'I. Ammonia. and pho1p1nrou1
a. n. 11|I Or. 11l|mn1f showed I1o meet.
Ing n. further nr10I VI LIebi1's doctrine.
1tn. pebble. which evidently bad been eaten
into NJ Ioo|| o. plants The fact vas rI1I
I'1| ~. Il10 however, |1 not yet clear.
II. I.'aab|. discovery Of ihs great chem.
~ .0| .'0'|'I b s'oH o. Why Ih1 rains
o.. bod. .I..0I wash out Of Ih. ground
Oh. |'I|'|01.. |1fu|n0 II1 food Of plants
on |.8 contrary. We n1H know that tie earth
I.|. rom ne liquid. 41'.h In111 n .01
.I|||| ||||1II'.|1 .1hH1Ic0 which tho
II0|. ... |'.0'. .I41 I|.aI1 By their ac
I.| |0'.. .'a. way We clearly perceive
|'| '|||| .0 |I'N |Ion |'a1o'| Substance.
.".' |' .''''| '11 N'|t<<1rIS> No' soluble
|tNI1 Itnr.. -It1 N.|no Frn.I
"I1 |"| |.1|0||.| n I0'|o.cn11|n
comfy 0||.. . ||.I ||I| 0.|.Iha1 of
|'|SI" on n. sunny a1o Of nlig, and
weighing only |01|I-|1feo pounds aforin'
'"0'0| firm n sou. @'0 'c|r4
| ~ |.|| |' |I.I .|'|0| % 0|4|||I
1 I.|| So e Do |I.|I| n II. rye. l1 d.
barley |II do o.|.' 400 d. r0|I|o1.' 1000
o. '01'|.' grated |Ia'I md 90 Ton. o| bay.
... 0'1 I|.r. |I had o| n..I stock. s
|0"" "I 00 sheep III. 4.|n. Of The
..0|. ||.I1o'. IS no |.~ than .|1oo' while
|.| .||0|.| |||I I|.0 .|00| |I11.&|e.4|0r
0.. ||.|| 1| 81 900 .I he smart |||I|o
"0"'0 b. 1a| 'n 1sr pocket |f1W'n1 viii
||| ||| ||'| 00||I ne U|0|010'|0I ~ A To.
"'0' N|I should biz IUo'I@IlI fellows com.
I'''' ''.| 1..I 'an11I 1.| living b |II
.."|| |INu1 c1 vi. II11cI'.~
.||||| In I'1 lfc.'|grI work nn Stable
||001U|. "I1 fr| only 40 r1rr1I1 give
1||"||I 11I |||I|r.| |0 % sound horses.
|I| .|.1 I|l1 II,ot1IT and health |o such a.
|II I'|I' I|"I j. II||II better. perhaps
N.01 .0 good When FRA given. thy All.
...| ||.||1 .1| |sA'|1. bIl = I1a
0.0| become 1I1a.|om1I 10 them. these
|'''I |'.'. |0 I1 I|0II1.1 Ih.1 1|.o |n.
rI.|I % I|.I. Of |h1 .lIn. They form
0.0. ...|||1|. or grass .n' on IIo.||.0I
|'|.||'|0 |0| I.|||' 00Io| condition. To sick
|.| . |1||.' |I.I render c0I1 unnecessary.
I|.| .I beneficial 0 Al tIron|c diseases
|..||'|.| viii breeding .11 1.I. f. marked
|.'0,0.. 00 chronic ..10I nd broker 4|01
ny |I0 ..|||o..||. n I|'..... Of n. ..|H.
|. n .0"|'0||.0 .||. o1|| r..|of. n1In
I'.,' n... 'ooo'| ''.' W alone
.|| 4.r' f|.|.nr rl'1,.|,I.
N. |'I .a. Io6 .'| I.b'I oI6'I'
||| |'I N'|I 40 1,1I, Of f1r1I.' b1'n.
I.I I0.'||. |..| IN length 100 longer |1.1
|'| |||'|' ina orig 10 f.| shorter II.1
|.. ||1' L.|||.| I1 || from 1n6 .Ii1
|. |'| ..|| p I.||.I 10 411N.'1|' |I Va.
q. . .|| '',n IS. 1',''.| r..| or Itr
|.. . |.| |||.| |'I. t .|| |I1 I..| ana
t. |.| |'.| ||||.|| .'.A 40 |'|| long, when
. |.| || M 1.'r ".0 |..0 1000
|.|.. .| 400 II..||I'.| .1I sd |1|
Oak ||| ||00 '|'.. And 04|d. All
|. |" ID |.|| .'. a 0|0 00I1'
'. '|.' ''' ''0 1N0||I cI pl1I|,'olI
, 1863-01-08
FIsH's iNFALLlBLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE

IT pnEvENI1 THE nam FROM EALI.INo
u oI. y cuI1I u.Iln11. and r1nII1I an dandInn aud
l1nn ron t1e bead 4 a.rl az II'laIon q ne lcan. u
~ NflT arnl1r1n1l. ~. . |. s.
f1hs rItplIil alll1 remove dIniIaI ana 1taIf non
- ll41. aNly Irritation and 1l 1l 111r from hnrIl.
Il1lI III 4Il uIInIII1 A. lotion m Al CrIInI1uI IEc
u1n|| I1lI ~ II'1| |I| II|I |1NN. m|I1n4 NII|01.
NN|InrUI uII|I-I IIII End |II|I u| IHII||I end ~
.I|1nI 81 ~ I1I I|I||I IN1I 1IN1II ~ IIIlI IaN
None frun1 11 IIal rnI y m 40 81 % rnI 10|0' an1
u - 81 u lllu1.I||l. anlly
NIlINuIuN CO.. Wl1I1I1Il AT1M.
tslAa neana tis fisai =, - lEll1'l1o.
, 1863-01-08

II|| III named II1I|8 n conn 1|l 11.111sI b. r..
|III'H a0'||1 a De I|.II and I|Ilan lI11Ir1Ii =,
|.|| ||''|||| U||'"..| nd i II. I|I..|I.| I.I.II
|||' .||| .0| .0IrI|| ne 0NN1I II||I I1fIII l.nn
|| ~ f" ||| ||||'|' " .0||||| |I'|I quick And nII
''II| '0|||'|'|| IN''| m "I| I||| re win II|
|1.||| 01 |0 I'|0''||1 an 0|'||0| |I'In |I0I |II
.'.I0I| I0|I |.0||I|I .nI I'l II'II I1I. 4. |. 1r.
, 1863-01-08
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgreat baEsans stores prices nom go 70 til6
- MU SIC

One Of ne largest and bet raialogues of Music nov
Published All the music aud nnsie hodks nulli.hed "A
ne United states lore u i eatahilshtent nn-tIn-
celehrnled Gna and a kinds Of Mnslcal IrstrumenlS
and music merchandise q The loHes prcea Mnslo psnf
literal dneonnl % dealers, teachers aemnaIiss and
clergymen- alaf sA yaaid .al1lA h tapiah
, 1863-01-08

Money current In the state where ia1ned VIII Be- re'
Clubblngs l,enr
discount oftusniyavep cent from the shove price Im
De allowed 70 clubs ordering four copies Of
nFe Of the nbove Uoa Taa four copies of HackHOod
O Review w Be sent 70 address for %; four copies
9t POstaEe.
" In al the principal elites and towns ias works WIN Be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent By mall, The
PofAoP % any pa The Tinted States v be but - cents
each of he ReVieua if9 iif faHt7 tie :
N.B--7As price IN Great Britain Of tie .Jeve
Psricdicals abors-named i Sal per an1upA
, 1863-01-08

N0|I1| 0''Iu' end .0I0|1rt. en- viii certainty tt
||| I|N| |'.|0'|I ||||| |N'|I .III = 11I I.1r'0.
|.| 1I||II| "|| I0.| II spread N|Ih I11 a1n1.
I|0 ||I "|.| I| |.|.0 0'1'I'n1 - I11 printed az
||||NI| . 0I 0.||I. NIIu NIU1nl u1|II1. '1I|ifI q
|'|II WI /. answered IIII||11l|V 10 ave cnn|ala.
90 |II md U1|"0I I|nIII 1I 0II1|nlI '1 IIo nI1I'
I.'nI't
, 1863-01-08

NHL'IIN.I
UMN r10I|'0I o|0|nmI b n01 Iunht1 |uio lh1
nII'I .III ID I|I I|.IIal N|| J.. ID 1lIIt1m1.
i 1C|| u0I II repression. 01I IIn1I41n' 4 cnl1n. the
0I'IN a. 1' II.I HI and I.IIIII. boz I1clI|I only
boz G1I.|'| '00I|r r0IIr0T 20 Hnnn 1l11nI, n1an
|fs|rI0 40 ''0MU| I01.". II1 % c|I9 lalIcal
and 0'M0|III IIII. TIA PILL II11|I Be IlIan u On
.1I||II A. NJ 0|0'n10I' \ |h1I an o prepared A.
Ia asia 1.|.P0 ~ j.. '||lIl1 and confirming lhs
conquest Of IA| ltlI4.
Dlrlinla urnti 'm Iil1i nd chimney.
I0oa11I' M I1n h'r1 'r iseIt 1a1u been
|I..|'| |''| Il |'|IN u|I|M.I| md H|. |0I n|IIHrl
.0r1'|. |||I|||. bore |0|0 1 I|uIIl||I| IrIIlI.
.nI nIT1I10| |1|I I|'I 1I1 III| I||ll.II IIl n0Il
'||I l0II II III.I UII 0'I.I III1 1IIn ne common
.II. IIIr1I II I.... In ||T|
, 1863-01-08

n.lIIn Ic'ssha Irna.. ~, f,.,.,.
% .'I'1''c c''..'a. es1I ('s i|,..l,'
...''... ..Is| I.A'1 .ea,'Is ssSs'fr,a.
@ |lautu
"|.| "a ||.II. ~" |'I II".II.N|IM |I|1I1
NIN 80. ~ |.HII.I
|INN|.|I ID |.|N|NN| |IN "|III. |I.NI
N0'| A ne E111HI1m1rI n rrI111r ua|'1nnr. IA
.||.| |...I H1u1| IIII Ln1I0n 40 1I al I|.I1.
A. | UI0I0' I0I U|.|1I1 n Ned |nII II11I|II| m.
CIVILIZED l0|I n ~ Il1N1l 1l1Ir = q. lIi q. 1i
9. iEa' q. ll1lil1l'' liIas y l.liAs asl..1r
i -.p'..'|'.. n o, 1Ii.n,s q pullrraI.s 40
CURTIS 4 nOOnE. DIur1iIn,
- Aruaf1 noELSsls, vI1i1s, Va
, 1863-01-08


San Frnhc|soo Weekly allt California. 90
q. nn||eI'n 49,. IS 90
<. Herald nnd Mirror 4 90
0o'dcn Era...... a 90
Police oa1eIlo i. %
J.. Sp'Iil q ne Times 90
Mon|iur ........ B 90
California Farmer. 90
:. Mooney Express. 90
t1cI1u1nl1 unInnI ........ D 90
Cal. Aaga1lle and Aountaiuecr. monthly 90
HcEpcr'an Magazine o................4 90
San Fnnci1co Voico of Mexico. spanish. 10 90
Echo del Paci1co do 10 90
Cionica Iillinna, Italian 3 90
Echo d. pacidquc. French 10 90
"a H1cho Liielaira. d. 90
Also Puget Sound Herald and other journal.
polished % he Pacific coast
~ Subscription roc,'rsd fsl an lhc San
FrlncIeco Dti|'o1 a publishers priola
AnV Newspaper. Narnr'nc Or Review not men.
toned IN TIE aholl |'sI 4I bl furnished % order
Orders lar Books. Music Fancy Article. tc.
SIZED promptly a De lowest market rates.
Rnc|o1s stamp n AZ IllI1ll of |nQu|ry 70 pa1
rllurn postage Postage rnmps. nlg f.nn' ~
cllrei Or I1nl|lanc1a a pr. ro1lar1 1|nnpa
"a ll1nl. lal1n a 80 cents nn Ih1 dollar.
snbauip.Ions p1yat'p invariably n advance.
Addrun J.W. SULLIVAN. =
Nsu1 AEInl s1n Flancnsa
, 1863-01-08
! ALEIANDHR NRAANa !

Flve SLIPS, IN rosewood eases 800; sadns do do,
$50; stnpa, With perfnznn, e31i II stops do d0x
$3.50; y anpa dn. ase lurgrf e201; Is rdps a. do.
e315 Each instrument uarInntt 10 ege safssnlio6 a.
purchase mQney refunded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

LIST 90 NAMES oF INDIANA SOLDIERS WHOSE
GRAvEs ARR MARKtD oS rHE Battlefield ~
GErrYsBuRo -Diyid ID henbaugh. Sth regiment;
Shouslton, co A. 9Th. T. Hole. co G.. 9th:
J Williams, co b, 20.h VIM Tilotson. co /,
18th: Corporal II b. 60 |. lith: + Penne.
co I. l4th Charles Birely. co ID. 1911; William
Hover. c" &, 18Th: Clprk. CO 1911; Alextn-
der Burke 60 q. igth: Sergeant Ferguson co II .
18th; 7 Jones. Co X. 1911; Hiram Conklin. co
T.. 18Th; Sergeant DnughertS co X. 18Th l. eut
q Y Est. CO X. l9ih; Sergeant Winet co X.
l9'h; Thaddeus Hunt, CO a, 9th; Jesse Wells,
q. 9th: George Bates. 60 A. 27th VI X Lewis.
ca u. 9Th. William II Wilson. co r..
9th; + N Knight co +. 9th: J ID
Lvnn. ca ID. 27,h; ! times Chtpm,n co O. 9th !;
ID. +. David. ca +, 26,h: j. T. fletcher CO G.
9th; Ser-s'nt w Bttch-lor. co II. 9Th,
Thomas j Lett. co II. 27'h; John ID Noble co
X 9th; j Robinson, co X. 27th or 9Th: VIM
II Dunn. CO q. l4'h; Eli St,llop. CO H. 9th;
Peter lmshe co d. 9th Levi g Antrim. co e..
9th: Sergeant r Tunev. ID. 27th: DANIEL
+. Colyin. CO G. 9th; G. r. Reddick. co +. 2lth;
Sergeant L,mb. ca h. 10Th; Phillip Bussard. co
X. 9th: Sergeant J " co B II h; Daniel G
Wright. co A. 20th: Silas Urban. CO q. 18th.
Charles + Wnshmer. go A. 9th: James Rich
mond. co Il. 2Oth; Wesley Smith. A, ooh;
Amos ID Ashe co a. 2lth; John Stlger. CO A ,
Goth: Corporal Walker. co r. s2i: Sulgro.e
CO A. 18Th; Jesse Smith. ca ID. 81; WIN. X Ry
land, CO q, 7th; John Yce. co A, Doth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
TELEcRAPHsc:
[For Morning Report see Firs, page.


LouisviLLE, October s-one hundred guer.
rillas. under Capt Richardson, at two o'clock
this afternoon placed distractions on the Lebanon
Branch Railroad at New Hope. twenty miles
from Junction threw the train from the track
and fired into IL. but did no damage To the pas
sengefs Thew captured the train. burned two
passenger cars and one express and baggage car.
disabled the locomotive. robbed the passengers
Of money and clothing. then decamped
lniistinct reports prevail of guerrilla raids in
Simpson aud Warren counties under Hughes
They burned the depot at Auburn, on the Mem
phs Branch
There j. great excitement in all the counties
between MuniOrdsvlle and the Tennessee line
which are infested by guerrlas
Major Martin, Of the 37th Kentucky. mounted
infantry, pursued the rebels yesterday from Glas-
gov and captured everything the rebels took a,
that place.
The report that the rebels robbed the bank al
Glasgow IL untrue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
From New York.

NEW YORK October s.-rhe North Amcrica n
Tie .. ph Association is in Session NJ the off &c
Of the American relegralh Company in this cits
The following companies, comprising the associ
alton. are represented:
The American. Western Atlantic and Ohio
New York, Albany aud Buffalo, Illinois aud
Mississippi Southwestern. and the Montrose.
AT the meeting yesterday, resolutions were
passed highly comp lment,ry To Cyrus W Field,
ESQ tor his indeintigable hbors in connection
WITH the Atlantic Cable Company. and To Perry
McCollins. Esq for his persistent efforts TO unite
the two hemisnheres via Behring's Strait aud the
Russian Possessions. Both of these great pro
jecrs are now likely 10 be fairly tested. as the
capital and ability OF this powerful associ ,tion
will be ut the service of these magnificent enter
prises
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
From Washington.

WAsnISGroS, October s.-A snecial TO the
Post SAYS:
Mr. John Robins, member of Congress from
Missouri, Is here working against the delegation
from that State in the Schofed ease President
Lincoln promises that nm order shall he issued in
Missouri similar 20 that issued by Gen Burnside
IN Kentucky. preventing rebels from voting in
elections. This goes but little way towards re
moving the real evils of which the oval men of
Missouri complain. and falling to reach the point
c"n hardly prove satisfactory ~ hose no desire
to see the Government sustaining ia ofli those
men who Internationally support every feature OF
its policy
Another party Of contrabands have arrived
at Alexandra. Thew are mostly from The region
about Culpcpper They represen, they were
told 10 leave by their owners because they have
nothing ~herewith To support them the coming
winter
Subscriptions TO the ~ loan are so large that
IL y now certain that Mr.. Chase will not call for
another loan this wear.
General Hirtsuf is here from East Tennessee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
NeNR WORK ylarkPp.

NV YORK, October 3.
Flour dull aud 5Cd l0c lower: sales at s. 81
as 81 for extra State Sc 2n66 81 for extra
X II. O.. and Sc 40d7 80 for trade brands
closing dull. with no bu, ers ~ the outside rates
Whisk, decidedly hrmer at 54d Soc.
Grain-Wheat less active, and lie lower at
81 l2dl IL Tor old Chicago spring. 81 2611 for
new do, 81 l5dl % Tor old Milwaukee club,
and 81 2t(0l 80 for old winter red western
Corn continues in good speculative demand at
l62c advance; sales at 97l5d99c for shipping
mixed western aaoat. and 9S34@l00c in store
OAts steady at Il Cd74c.
Pork firm and in active demand 1T Sl3 50d
IL 62l5 for old mess. Sl3 5n6l4 so for new
western prime mess, December delivery. Beef
dull
Lard opened quiet and closed steady at II a
n%c.
Butter at $4,000 for Ohio
Cheese firm at lOCd IL &c
Money at 6@7 per cent. Sterling exchange
dull and lower at l606l6l. Gold lower: open
ing at 46s4 declining to 451s. and closing
sreadv at 4534@451sc prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
Southern News.

CHARLESTON, October San attack was
made BY to day the frigate Ironsides, da m
aging her and alarming the feet Two of our
men. including Lieut.. Gasset, of the gunboa,
Chickara. are missing. For the last twentv-four
hours there has been but little firing The enc
my's works on Morris Island are nearly compile.
ted.
NOBLE, October 6-The enemy's cavalry,
.5lO strong. with four pieces of artillery, at.
tackled Col Richardson near New ALBANY, and
were repul>ed
SAvANSAH. October Election returns show
that Gen Brown is largely ahead.
GoRDoSsvILLE. October Three English
men captured at Cedar Run to day. refused TO be
exch tnged.
Governor Pierpoint's Aid, captured near Fair
fax, arrived this evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
wThe great comedian. Barra.. to night

.x-At the ate session of the County Com
mis~,oners. Robert n Todd vas appointed Coun
" Physician tor one yearfrom December ., ioo2.
The contractors OF the new ouIlding Tor the
accommodation of paupers on the iarm belong
inc the county. were settled WIN anu pA'u 'o'
completion OF said improvement
yiexers arh reviewers of roads were appointed
on petition of Mr. y. GLADDEN. 81 al, FEELING
Beeler. Demas l. Mcfarland and Jacob Hautseh
10 meet NJ the office OF W. Thompson N
Bridgeport. on Friday the 30,h Of October at u
A NJ Rogers ct al. reviewers. William Baroee
Henry z Seburn and Samuel Mcfarland. 20 mee
at Mr. Thos " Thomas in Perry township Oh
the 30th OF Ostober at 10 A. VI
Also. 81 900 Was appropriated out OF the county
revenue. tor the use OF soldiers families. TO b
disbursed by James farmer. Trustee of Cente
township.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
Erou XIV.

LOUISVILLE, 0croberS N ,shville rnmars pre.
vail that The rebel cavalry have captured n
entirely DESTROYED Shelbyville. Teuu taking the
force there prisoners M particulars. and the
truth at the report i questionable
zen. Mitchell with 4 large cavalry force was
pursuing The rebel cavalry but We have no re-
ports OF his being Sihin striking distance.
The telegraph is working Within three miles OF
Chattanooga
A large force is rebuilding the track recently
tori M.
IL is prob bile that the rebel cavalry have divi
ded-a part goiug toward Kentucky to harrass
Bunside's lines of supply and part going
outh~ard against Rosecrans.
John Hugh Smith was unanimously re elected
Mayor OF Nashville
No prospect ola rise OF the river
h. latest from Chattanooga is that all Is
quiet-no Indications CT an attack by the enemy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
The voiwnteer..


The Volunteers the Volunteer,
dream. a. IN the hy-gcn~ yesrs
hear again the stirring cheers,
And zee their banners shire.
what tine the yet uncouQuerec North
Poured 10 the wars her legions forth.
For many a wrong 70 sfri sc blow
with mailed hand al Mexico.
Toe VOLUNTEERED ah. where are they
" DO bade the hostile surges stay,
when the biscs fort. ~ Monterey
Frownsd ou their daunfie-s iinei
when undi-naayed amid the shcck,
Oh. wsr, like Cerro Gorfo's rock,
They stood. or rushed more msdly on,
Than trOpic TEMPEST DER San Juan.
on Ango-tura's ero~ded field.
Their shattered columns -corned 10 yield.
And - ldly Yet defiance pealed
Their flashing batteries threats;
And echoed then the rife crack.
A dea6l, aswben CA the track
Of flying Zoe. o. yore. u. voice
Babe Orleaus' dark-eysd girl rejoice.
Bleni with the roar II guns and combs,
How grsnilt from the din past comes
The roll oftbeir victor Gus drums,
Their bugles' Joyous notes.
When ovef Mexico y Oud towers,
Aud the fair valleys stored bowers.
pr recompensc % toll and scars.
In triumph waved their hag q stars.
Al, comrades, ~ your own tried troop.
Whose honor n-'er to shame might stoop,
or hon heart, and e,gle swoop,
Bat you alone main,
On all the rest has fallen the hush
OF death. the men Whose battle rush
Wa will a. sun-ioosed torrents flow
Prom OrirabA's crest II snow
The Volunteer the volu tcersi
God send ~ peace through al our years;
Bat " the cloud of war appears,
Well zee them once again
Prom broad Ohio's p~aceful side.
Prom where The Maumee pours hs tide,
Prom storm-lsshed Erte's wint'ry shore,
Shall spring he Volunteers once more.