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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

sE-Loke & Co.'S Grert Western Circus. Mr
Levi j. North informs W, give their first exhbi
ton an IN .Ianapolis this afternoon. Virginia
avenue The talent ard genius of the gymnas-
tic. acrobaiic and hippodrammatic profession is
concentrated and combined. for the especial
qualification Of me numerous public. under the
spacious pavilion OF Lake & Co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

The HoLNASs This is the last night Of the
splendid opers OF the Bohemian Gnl. Ii has
drawn unprecedented houses. and was received
with immense favor by crowded houses of our
most intelligent citizens The applause given to
the talented performers has been richly meri,ed.
Those Who have not vet seen IT, would do we'll TO
visit the Metropolitan to night. and go early to
secure seats
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

PRocLAxArIoS-Dr II + Barnes requests all
persons indebted him To call and settle at lea It
part of said Indebtedness, a. he stands in need
Of fluids at the present time If absent, his pupil,
DR.. james Wallace, will attend to said business
seols-9w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

ST. LOUIS. September % "A delegation Of
radical Union men, emancipstonsts, appointed
by the late convention to visit Washington for
the purpose of procuring change of command
ers in the Department of Missouri, left for the
Capital last evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To mo

CoNrIIaENTART BENEFIT TO morrow Fri
day} might fasew ell complimentary benefit viii
be r;veE to Miss Salie Holmsn a, the Metropol
issn. IL viii be the las. night but one of the
engagement of the troupe. and the numerous
friends Of the talented children. and particularly
Of the youthful star. Miss Sallie. will crowd the
house and give substantial testimony of their
appreciation of her genius
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

WxsTEKS LAxps The time IA approaching
when t,Ies on western lands should he paid This
business is promptly attended to by Frank Smith.
Real Estate Broker sep23 DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

PERSONAL Judge Charles A Raw has re-
turned home from a recent tnp to Minnesota
The Judge looks remarkably well md his nu-
merous friends are happy to take him by the hand
and congratulate him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

II Spencer has on his shelves the latest styles
Of PRS -iIk hats Also. the New York Broad
way" fill shape silk bat; also, the shape apprOv-
81 by Friends. sep,22-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

commenced the manufacture Of the cable Poll
eieS covering ali rsks-esen TO the working OF
the cAbls-havs been issued on exceedingly "a
vorable terms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

DrNocRsrtc MEETING IN RUsH Hon Thos
A Hendricks will address the Democrats Of
Center township. Rush county. Saturday
next.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

PRrsoszss Twelve hundred and fftv arriv ell
last night from Tennessee. and were taken TO
Chicago over the Cincinnati Air Line railroad via
Kokomo. Twelve hundred more will arrive to-
day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

DyxocssrIc MEKrIsG At RusHvILLE Hon.
ID. W. Voorhees, will address a Democratic meet
ing At Nashville. Rush county, on the 9Th pro1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

CHATTANOOGA, September 23.-No attack has
yet been made by the enemy. though it was ex
pected to day
Our position has been vastly strengthened
by additional works commanding approaches from,
the south, while cur TANKS and communication
are amply cared for.
Our army is in the best of spirits since the tact
has become apparent that Chickamango was al
most as much defeat for the rebels as for US
Rosecrsns Was rapturously received along the
lines this afternoon
The only demonstration to day was made BY q
heavy column of infantry and artillery threaten
ing our left, but they crossed Missionary Ridge
toward Ringgold without replying to our artillery
Ii is believed this movement was made 70 inter
cePt Burnside. who Is expected by the rebels.
The Chickmango reverse has probably been
much overestimated at The North There lie no
occasion for further alarm for the safety of tbis
army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

Fok SALr-Dwelling house. in nearly everv
part Of the city from 81 900 tn $40 600. several
of which possession can be had Immediately.
JoHS ) SPsSS,
sep23-3 Real E ate Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

To BUsfSEss MEs.-Seni in 'your local and
business notices for publication in the Sentinel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

20 Eggs are worth fifteen cents per twelve.
retail. in this emporium. Kut kut kut-kadaw
kut. Cock-a doodle doc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
Jew YORK Market.

Jew YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, September 90.
Flour market unsettled, and r. II. o. in fair
request; all other kinds dull and drooping S. ~
as so for extra State.
Whisky less active at 52(d SIC.
Grain-Whest dull and dropping. Rye scarce
and firm at 95@l00c. Corn in fair request
Oats dull at 81 C674c for western.
Sugar firm.
Meats-Cut more active at &c for Shoulders
Bacon Sides dull
Lard is scarcely so firm at l0h@ll.
Money easy at 5Cd6 per cent Sterling dull
first class bills at l45@l52, Gold unsettled and
declining: opened at 371a. advanced TO $685.
declined to 371a and closed quiet at 81 sc prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
sep23-3

FsRas FOR SALE-A good assortment of farms
in Marion county. Seversl verv desirable bar
gains. joins $. SPsNS,
sep23-3 Real Estate Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
FoR SALE.
FLOUR MILL FOR SALE,

vuynH ABOUT ELEVEN ACRES or LAND. or
" CROOKED Greek. near the L~fsyesse kassroel
Bridge bite River, thre> four Eles Ip-
di.nspOlia The Mil he's q FreBch BARR eievss
feet wheel. machinery good runnn< orGsr
mill house good frame. sna doe. less gricing
IN the dryest sesson good dwelling house. aiIk hosss
stable &c shout .xty frf trees viii grapes and ohes
small fruits considerable portion the LAND uod~r cui-
rvston small CITY propsrty taken psf pay, 70
cation suits For particular. apply The premises. -
By letter 20 cHARIys PoTT.
s~pi1T-di~Av3w
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COM M ERClAI.
Br TELEgRAPR.
Ctnctun att Mark ct

CINCINNATI. September D.
Flour il more settled and closed steady at
81 50@4 rs for old and fresh ground Corn
active and higher; closing at 75c Oats were in
active speculative demand and advanced 10 60c
in bulk.
Whisky advanced 10 49c.
Lard held at go 9lOc.
Groceries hrmer, but not higher.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
From Cineinn All.

CINCINNATI. Sept. % The Times special
Washington dispatch says:
A military commission has been ordered to
meet at Chicago on the lSt of October. to exam
inc and report on alleged abuses IN relation to
supplies OF hospitals at that place. and also abuses
in regard TO pay received for soldiers discharged,
and in supplying arth cal limbs
1t IS reported TINT the enemy have removed a
large number of prisoners from Richmond to
Charleston to prevent Gilmore from Smelling the
latter city
deserter lately came into our lines with a
statement to the effect that Savannah was in a
defenseless state The troops had been called to
Charleston, leaving only small garrison in the
forts
The Times Morris Island letter says:
The army is ready to put in blow when the
proper time arrives. 1t seems though another
attack by the navy on any of the rebel works WAS
not to be dreamed Of. consequently the enemy is
strengthening bis works with the utmost vigor.
and it would not he surprising if the harbor OF
Charleston was nearly ii not entirely secure
against any effort the iron clads may make to
force an entrance.
An attack on our forces at Folly Island Was
not unlocked for few nights ago.
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.

MEDICAL BOOKS. &C.
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We devote our entire time and attention to the treat
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FOR SALE,


EIGHTY ACRE FARM NEAR INDIANAPOLIS
n in good sta'e Of cultivation for essv ter ID
Apply 70 NcKERSAS q PIERCE,
auflo-oeDd Real Estate Axents
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Chicago.
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BROWNING loan, Indisnapoli,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

"A suae vss on her rP-hesish vas 8. her isok,
strength w IN her step, and in Der haDds PisnssiOo
Bltters"
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4 Medical Report,

C5stdsi.g thirty Fine {t0fes a,.o E4c,rsesno.oyt.
Anoso7ns and PAgsIOtogy oTthe S-sp- S-1o,ls Il,
stdte OF HedltA arc Dist1ss
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On 4 NkN hk1 HOBO
treating veneriai Diseases, iDclu
ding syphilis 10 ell It's stages
Gonorrhea, elect. Structure, Var
oocile, and Hydrooele, Diseases q
the Kidneys, Bladder DC, with
out mercury! containing . val
liable treatise on that vide-spres,
malay ofyouth, Seminal weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexus
Debility, lmpotency, &C. the Sc
cret inhrmities OF youth and ma
turify arising fro,, ,ha h.n.r,,
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Bot cut this out and END 70 your Druggist and II be
has DOT got make rim buy fr you or n may be OBJ
tanned Of The General Agent for ih~ United states
&. G.. CLARK a CO..
whOless- Druggists, New Haven C,nn
For sale by all responsible Druggists Price 81 per
bottle
Wholesale Dealers and the Trade supplied the Pro-
pri-tor's prices by LOn . a SMITH.
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BY THE LRGIsLATUkY OF KENTUCKY FOR Tn
TREATMENT OF ALL The DISEASES OF TIM
URINARY AND GENITAL OREArs
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-13

A FAcr Easily oBsEnvED. w heneyer vor
6nd neWspsper continually denouncing Demo
crass as copperheads, you can set the edito,
down as coward and a'fool. Ii Is q sure eIQn
An honorable, high-minded man never resort,
to euoh low slaug and abuse. tie thinks more
OF bile character ss o patriot and christian
than to be caught In such dirty work. He knows
that Democrats and Republicans fiIl one com.
mon grave onthe ttle-fleld, and that If ever
this rebellion 10 put down II must be done BY
the united strength OF both parties, and instead
Of attempting 10 inaugurate civil war between
Democrats and Republicans In the North, he
urges them TO unite their strength aud crush
out this internal rebsiiion Fools, however
talk differently. Such men are q witherina
curse to the community In which they reside
and are, as It were, great barriers In the way oI
uniting public sentiment. DoyIsstown Demo
erat,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-13
Maine Democratic State Convention.

..-a,i.2--ii1p PORTLAND Me-, Aug. 6. 9
The Democrat: State Convention met to.
day.. nine hundred delegates being present -
REGULATIONS were passed, In substance as fol.
lowe: ,li s' ~ at-i ~ 90 O
l. All men, irrespective Of party are invited to unite
for the termination Of the calamties which now depress
our distracted and unhappy land. I
2. The Union was framed In fraternity and concea.
hion and cannot exist In the absence that
spirit. -.y4 wv IL
3. We will earnestly support every constitutional
measure tending to preserve the Union. We cannot
therefore, support the present administration whose
course 10 destructive Of the Union and the Govern.
ment. t'..5,o Hr. .y..r. .rr j ..a =. - y
toraon Of the Union but for the abolition Of slavery
and the destruction of the Republic. -
.. Under our form OF government, the sovereign
power s vested in the people and rests upon no other
Foundation than their will. The people are the only
lawful soyereigns and public functionarles are their
.. On the part Of the rebel States, If disposition /,
shown TO return they should bo welcomed back with all
their dignity, equality and rights unimpaired.
z. This resolution denounces arbitrary arrests,
g. Asserts freedom Of speech and Of the preSs.
=. Denounoes the consciipuon law as unjust, but
counses obedience to It, unless the courts decide it un
constitutional.
:. 10. IndOrses the course Of Governor Seymour, Of
New York. 4, --l7 = N-. NS'A.'NA' Vi
Of the nations gratitude. 's' sD's are worthy
Hon. Bon Bradbury, Of Eastport, the csndi.
date last year, was nominated for Governor
with great unanimity. "a 90 I'D ~
y. A private letter from him to member of the
Convention was read, in which he expresses the
opinion q at maduess rules the hour, and that
the Republic can be saved from impending ruin
only by the corporation of conservative men
egainst the spirit Of fanaticism. He declares
his opposition to the emancipation procama.
ton, to the conAscation act, 30 the aubordpat ation
OF the civil TO military authority, and SAYS that
opposition to the war policy Of the Adminis,ra-
tion is not opposilion TO the Government. !, To
secure the restoration of the Union 10 the first
duty of The citizen. Brief speeches were
made, and the Convention adjourned. .gs0 "a :
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Sheriff p Sales

sil GShw. ecls alss Franliin, uo,nt - sss'pl
Josiah Baughman ct ai.y slaI Ohio. S' '2oiraib @,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER mr.
me said COURT to me directed, will Offer for saIe
a public auction at the door Of the court House In the
city Of Columbus, on - 80
Saturday, the 29ih day Of August, A. D. 1868,
at O'Clock P. M, tho following described y.. ,.,.,
wit: '" " VAe' 0s' '"
In range H. township ], second quarter beginning In
20 Blendon at the north line Of heirs OF John Arler
thence north In the line and center Of said road
Mo ana one naf roc to ditch, thence west TO the x
the north line Of said Agers hei thence east 70 the
dred rods. - Wy AAi.Ifs
Appraised at $500. .i af ri}sasa Il sssb
Printers fees a. so. = TT'-fN..-,-"a sal
july28-dlt&Wd t4- a .sassss.q 4, a..,d sst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-13
"oh for q forty parson power
10 chant thy praise, hNp0crisn

r a
Mr.. Cox made palpable hit when In allusiou
TO the fac: that the Abolition party Is eternally
hunting up some fossil Democrat as candidate,
pc said that when the Democracy had GOT
through with one Off theSe characters the negro
worshipsTs took him for the old metal that was
left IN him. He remarked In reference to the
| claim OF Aboliionists that they had disbanded
tnelr old party organization, and were now a
unon party, that he commended them for
this.h The best thing that party could do ,oa,
earlier. - =
MIR. g. depicted, In high and manly strain
OF eloquence, the return OF peace to this land
under the auspices OF the Democracy gan honor.
able peace, with the Union restored as it wa.
framed, State by State wheeling into line until
all had got back under the cd banner, with
their constitutional rights aud dignities unim.
paired he concluded by ansW ring the inquiry,
III Mr.. valandigham ID elected, how will
you ipssal him st Columpua2" Mr.. Pugh will
take bis solemn oath as Lieutensnt-Govefnor
fte VIII swear TO abide by the Constitution and
the Union. Mr.. yVallandigham's name will be
called thrice from the door Of the Capitol. II
ne does not appear, Mr.. Pugh will be Governor
He will call out the militia $50 600 strong He
will march to the Canadian frontier He will
conduct Mr.. Vsllandigham to his chair as Gov.
ernor, aud none will dare to hinder him. Then
with Mcclellan or Seymour, in 1864, We will
put the Government again on an honorable foot
ing: the Uuion asit was and the Constitution as
II is; and the country will once more be peace
ful aud prosperous. (Cheere.) -4-. ..J ,-t.-
The effect of this episode in the speech was
wonderfully thrilling. .o" ''t1 ''s
Finally, let US say, the meeting was splendid
success, and demonstrates thatsthe Democracy
on the Reserve are alive and buoy ant with we'll
founded hopes OF achieving great triumph at
the ballot-box,- So mote Il be. si-.aaI'.ITasf
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lFrOm the Cleveland Plain Dealer OF Angus. llthl
The Meeting at the Melodeon Last Night
Hon. 8. 3. C0x,s Speech. :. .tl

Hon: s. 8. Cox's Speech. -
Z The spirited and enthusiastic audience which
crammed the Melodeon lsstnight to suffocatIop,
Will not soon forget the rare entertainment
they had OF wit, eloquence and reason, from
the gifted advocate of Democratic priuciples
and politics, who held them fairly enrsptured
for ever two solid hours. The Republicans
who were present, had an opportunity of seeing
the thin mask torn from their prophet of Ko.
rassan" and his hldeous ugliness exposed in
the full blaze OF the gas lights. They had an
opportunity Of hearing how the great cardinal
elements OF American liberty were won cen.
turtles ago, from arbitrary power BY their re-.
mote ancestors. Mr.. Cox drew glorlous pic-
ture OF that memorable scene In Westminster
Abbey when the Archbishop Of England, In the
presence of the king and clergy and other high
dignitafiee, invoked tho wrath of Almighty
God upon him who would Infringe the great
charter of the peoples liberties extorted at
kunny mede. When he added, that these i'm.
munities Of popular freedom, seized from the
IRON hand OF arbitrary power six hundred and
forty eight years ago, and re affirmed by our
revolutionary fathers, had been aesaied and
stricken down In the person OF Clement L.Val,
landigham, In the year 1868, by Abraham Lin.
coin, In the borders of this free State Of Ohio,
the effect was electrical, and o thrill of horror
seemed TO run through the assembled people.
a Mr.. Coz paid glowing tribute TO the su-
premacy Of the Law. Said he, there 10 not o
gun fred, or Q shell exploded 10 war. save by
law. War itself carries on its grim mission
under the trammels and subjeci TO the authority
Of law. Mr.. Lincoln as Commando Chiei,
10 bound by the laws. He cannot outside OF the
army lines lsgislate over district Of country
ao ..,tlt ~. IfnknA 10, and ,,nk, =. -
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litcal rights, by virtue ofiany mys.srious war

pOW6Fs
The chief ground Of indictment against hIr
and she party he represents -for he does &c
pfetend 10 represent the countIy--is that b
has attempted to release himself from the oh
legations on the Constitution, which he ba,
sworn to support, and to make his own dIaere
tion the sole rule of action.
Mr., G, paid his respects to Gov. Tod, an,
drew an amusing picture Of that fuuctionar,
appealing 10 the Courts for the habeas eoypuc
the writ refused to Mr.. Vallandigham.
Tod could get the writ, because he had com.
mitted crime. Xallabdigham could not ee
y, because he had NOT committed any crime
there was onlya fear that he might do some
thing criminal. -" 20 o'
But now comes the crossng feature Of she
whole occasion. I Il makes tut guilty hypocrIteE
shake In their boots, to think OF Il. Coz ex,
humed from the old files Of the Abolition pa.
pers the report of the Abolition Secession meet
Ing, which was held In the city Of Cleveland
May 24.h, 1859, to denouDce the action OF, tho
v. 8. Courts In trying the negro-reaouers OF
Wellington, TO advise the forcibie resiutance 10
the Government. of the United States, tho shoot.
Ing down Of its ol6ceFs, aud aEaying the State
In hostile opposition to the constituted authori.
ties OF The land. When Cox depicted this mis-
erable Abolition mob furiousIy declaiming
against the General Government and threaten
Ing war upon it, when he read their resolutions,
which are almost literally tue Alabama Sscss
sion Resolutions, when he read the name of
Wade and Blake, and Ashley, and Spalding,
and Riddle, and Giddings, and the other "only
patrloIs," the Abolition saints of this region.
as connected With this carnival of revolution
against all law or order, and remarked, ?" Whe
are these mon, TO repfoach us With dislcyahg?nI
the scene which ensusd was literally indescriba-
BILE, Democrats were convulsed with laughter
and several of the simon-pure loyalisIs, the onlg
pafriofs, aneaked out of the hall, crimson with
shame and modification. II was coup d'stat
neyes equalled before within the walls of the
Melodeon.
Il only required as finishing touch to this
rich picture, the description of the John Brown
meeting held in the same hall, where the same
Immaculate saints, SpaldiDg, Riddle g. Co.,
gathered to drape the American standard in
mourning and denouncs the Constitution and
Government OF the United States, because John
Brown was tried before the appropriate tribu.
mails and received fitting necklace OF hemp.
"Those are the men," said Mr.. Cox, "Who
are deafening the ear with their voclferous pre-.
leDtions to love of the old flag, the Union and
The lava, and charging the good old Democratic
party sith treason o shame, where is thy
Dlueh ~ "a. q ...fe .- 4 a...t ID u -. ..r
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$4,000 Bushels Coke,
weigh not less than 10 pounds to the bushel.
= q 10000 Bushels Coal,

70 be Of the best quality equal ct least to the lower
VEN OF Hooking coal, and free from sate slack and