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

Tia JEWISH FLsTIvAL YKsrERpAr No PEG
ple on earth more conscientiously observe the
rites Of their religion than the Hebrews. Scatter
Ell over the globe. they everywhere reverence the
God 81 Abraham. OF Isaac. and OF Jacob
Though they src commercial people. quick
active and thrifty. always adding to the ~eNlth
OF any community they lie, not their business
affair interior, with their obligations 10 the
Almighty. from whom. they acknowledge. they
derive all good. and through whose mercy they
hope hereafter 10 escape all evil. We are led TO
these reflections after having observed how a
great jewish traditional Fast Day was observed
Yesterday b, those In our midst Who are lsfaellte-
Every one OF their places Of business closed
aud all men, women and children. went up to the
synagogue The services there we're impressive
and sublime. After they were finished the Rev
Dr. Fridor kalisch delivered an able and eloquent
sermon. not upon earthly things but upon heaven
y things This distinguished divine Ito use the
Christian stsie of designating preachers paid no
attention 20 the petty matters which We are NOR
tilted ~ say. too often N IKE the staple Of those
Who strsighten themselves in orthodox pulpit.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

'.'TOHrD tIr1rslr'o' rur DAH' 'rIu'rrnnl.
For Morning Report See FIr.t page.
Night Report


WASHINGTON. September 23-From Rose
Grams army ve learn that the regulars our re
serve. went into the battle 100 strong and ca me
out with only AIS. This shows the persistence
with which our troops contended every inch Of
ground.
Gen. Ro<ecrans has performed wonders in
reaching his present position. after fighting with
his command against the immense force of picked
troops combined against him.
When the last dispatch Of yesterday came. the
enemy was quite active he had been making
approaches all the morning.
Rosecrans' men were in line aud ready for
another encounter.
Gen Graham who commanded a brigade At
Gettysburg and was taken prisoner and conveyed
to Richmond. has recently oeen dischar Sed and
reached here this morning
Graham has communicated important inteli-
geDce to the Government. He is satisfied that
only two divisions Of Lougstreets corps, with all
his artillery. has been sent to Bragg In add
ton 10 that two brigsdes and Gen. Picket's and
the Wise legion were also detailed 10 reinforce
Bragg.
Gen. Graham says he saw so pieces of cannon
moving across the bridge from Richmond, said
to be goirg to Bragg.
The new. Of the battles fought between Bragg
and Rosecrans was disappointment TO the rebel
authorities at Richmond They expected to hear
that ROsecrans had been annihilated ana that
Bragg had retaken East Tennessee Instead OF
that Richmond is in a state OF mourning for the
losses Rosecrans has inflicted on Bragg
number Of soldiers, substitutes Of the lst
army corps. have been convicted of desertion,
and are sentenced 10 be shot TO day.
On the night OF the 18th a blockade runner
attempted TO come out OF New Inlet " c., but
was driven back
The latest from ROsecrans is dated last night
1t il supposed the battle was renewed to-day
Much anxiety relative to the arrival Of rein
forcements is expressed. If the order of the
Government had been obeyed, there would now
be no sOlicitude upon that point. Ii is known
here that Rosecrans has abundant stores and sup
plies for many DAYS 10 come. Assistance is on
its way and may reach him in time to be OF i'm
mense service.
According to accounts from the Army of the
Potomac. received toni ght, a considerable por-
ton of our troops have reached the south side of
the Rapidan.
An unofficial dispatch from Chattanooga to an
army officer speaks OF the engagement of Mon
| day last, when Longstreets corps attacked the
corps of Gen Thomas, "a complete Union vic
tory. The fact that Thomas was able TO Join
Gen. Rosecrans at Chattanooga on Monday, re
celves positive confirmation in this dispatch.
Gen. Meade here for an hour or two this
forenoon. in consultation with the President. the
Secretary of War and Gen. Halleck. and then
| promptly returned TO dutv.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

Railroad Arrangements.

The following terms tor carrying passengers
and transportation of stock and machinery have
been arranged with the railroads named below.
Full fare TO come, and return free. Excur
sion tickets for sale at all regular stations from
Monday the 2Sth of September Saturday the
Sd OF October, 70 be good for exhibitors on regu
lar trains coming TO indianapolis on Monday and
Tuesday. and to return on regular trains on Sat
urday
Stock and machinery on the same terms
owners of the same paving FIRST full rates, to be
animal was on exhibition and did not change
hancs during the week of the fair:
indianapolis and Cincinnati r r
Peru and Indiana polls r
indianapolis and Madison K
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago K. K.
Toledo. LoganspOrt aud Burlington r. R.
Jacksonville X r.
L'iayerte and indianapolis R. r.
Wabash Valley K X
Evansville and Charlottesville r X.
Ohio and Mississippi R r
Indiana Central r
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line
Michigan Central r X northern division.
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
BelleiOntaine r r on excursion trains only
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Sitnrcay
Terre Haute and Richmond r tickets to
be stamped at my office otherwise OF no effect Oh
return
Others will be added from time TO time, rs
they are received. W II. LOOMS, Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

lSpiAxAPoLIs Box AND BARaEL FAcToaY A
new and enterprsibg 6rm in this city-Messrs.
Wood 4 Dills--ue erecting building in the
western part OF the CITY. for the manufacture of
barrels and boxes ~ be used by pork packers and
merchants. Their structure Is OF substantial
brick. and. as enterprising capitalists. they are
determined TO push their business. They will.
80 soon as they get in operation. which vii! be
shortly, turn out one hundred barrels per day
and, between now and spring. some thirty thous
and boxes for commercial use. MesSrs Wood
Dill will employ fifty or sixty hands
daily. The mandatory il also receiving great
amount of slaves snd other lumber. and il will
be in operation in month IL will be one OF the
most extensive manufactures in the West. and il
gives u pride and pleasure TO know and record
that such enierprising gentlemen as hessrs.
Wood & Oils have located la indianapolis Let
more like them come. We have room for them,
and welcome
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
No. 10 East Pearl street, indianapolis

PIscAroRIAL AUrHoRs.-A party of distinguish
Ell gentlemen-anglers all-were recently dis
cussing histology, and instancing each his favor
tie author on the art piscatorial. One spoke in
high terms of Isaac Walton, another thought
Scott was tine best authority But Judge Beebe
beng acciden,ly present clinched the whole argu
ment in favor of Jonah. who, he insisted. must
know more about fish than any other harpoOner
ancient or modern Jonah had inspected, and he
brought unreliable proof of il. one of the largest
fan tailed propeers that ever swan even in the
great ocein-had inspected him internally well
outerternally, and. of course. he knew all about
fish and how TO catch EN-. The other gentlemen
suck-umed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

MAYORS COURT " yesterday. Mr. c. G
King was brought up and mulcted for retailing
maps, as an accomplished pedIar without license
He vowed vengeance when his learned Honor
rendered his righteous judgment. declaring that
he had never been treated SO in Chicago. and
unless the fine and costs were promptly reunited
at the next meeting OF the Common Council. he
would take immediate measures to ruin the repu-
tation OF the city; all of, which. think will be
difficult To DO.
Some ladies, also. we're before MAYOR Caven.
He adjudicated that they should paw high fines
a. they had been proved guilty OF keeping houses
of ascertained reputation The City Attorney
ably prosecuted these.
Some DRINKS made up the docke, and conclu-
ded the days work; and His Honor Mayor Caven
went to supper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
From NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, September 23-No fighting to-
day. Our forces still hold the position Of yester
day. Every hour increases the chances for Gen
Burnside's reinforcements TO arrive, aud enable
our forces to more thoroughly entrench No
definite assurance of their arrival
Brig. Gen John II King, reported wounded
and prisoner, is sale. Maj Coolidge of the
same brifiade is certainly killed.
Four hundred guerrias under Tom. Murray
are lowering about Carthage.
A small force of guerrillas is reported lurking
about this vicinity. having their headquarters at
williamson
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

LIVERPOOL. September l3.-The Tribunal OF
Commerce Of Bordeaux has tried insurance
case. The question was whether the Alabsmais q
pirate. or privateer. The decision was that tie
Alabama has not exceeded belligerent rights, and
has not incurred the reproach of piracy.
Application has been made TO the Marseiiles
Tribunal of Commerce By the owners of some OF
the cargo of the ship W. B. Nash for authority 70
seize the Florida. at Brest. until the claim of
500 600 is settled. The authority was granted.
Nr. Slidell has gone to Brest in order TO arrange
the affair.
Paris letter asserts that the legal decision
sill be adverse TO the claim.
Cyrus W. Field returns TO New York in the
China. Before his departure. ne arranged every
thing fr the LAYING Of the Atlantic telegraph
cable during neat summer. The contract Of
Glass, Elliott & 20. binds them 70 . successful
performance Of the work. and they have already
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
From New York.

NEW YoRK. September 23-The Commercial
says:
Passengers for California, by the Roberts line,
hereafter go via Panama instead of Nicaragua.
A letter from Bahia. dated August %, reports
the Vanderbilt and Mohican there
The following important announcement con
corning the iron clad rams in the Mersey appears
in the London Morning Herald of the 10Th inst
We are informed that Earl Russell on w ednes-
day, despatched by written mssve positive or
der to Messrs Laird to prevent the vessels leav
ing their yards without explanation of their desti
nation and sustainable reference to their owner
owners tor whom they constructed.
1t is now affirmed, moreover, that the French
Ambassador has been appealed to as to the posi-
biIity of French subject having ordered vessels
of this stamp of an English ship builder There
is declared to have come proper official reply
from His Excelency. that no French subject has
any legal right to possess or purchase vessel OF
war. either for himself or o. behalf of others.
Earl Russell, it is said, argues that such YES
sells could only he for the warlike purposes of a
State or individual. He holds that the Messrs
Laird are bound TO declare and sustain the de
claration by unnpeachabe evidence the gov
ernment for whom the steam have been
built
The Secretary of Foreign Affairs is also Of the
opinion that il these vessels for individual
owner, native or foreign, that individual could
only be privIteer or pirate, and it is on these
grounds that The Government makes up its mind
At any rate the English Government is now firm
resolved TO try the question with the courts OF
law. and if assessed for damages to make an ap
peal for support to the House OF Commons
The Posts Washington letter OF the 22l inst
says:
Gen Meade's army is undoubtedly moving up
on Gordonsvile. and it would surprise no one
here to hear that battle was fought between him
and Lee before Sunday
Lee still commands the Amy OF Virginia, but
his strength cannot be over Al 400
The strength of Gen Meade's army it would
be imprudent to estimate, but unless all reports
which are sent up from The Rapidan are shame
fully false. it is ready to offer battle to the
enemy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

70 Sol Moritz returned home from a business
trip East on Friday lantr There is no retail
tailoring establishment in the West that can
equal MOritz's in the extent, variety and richness
OF fabrics for sentemens' wear. He has a spen
did assortment of beaver cloths for overcoatS
of various qualities and styles. and piece goods
OF all kinds aud the latest imDortatiOns. MOritz
is determined To he unrivalled in this branch of
his business. aud no one can examine his stock
without awarding 10 him the palm for taste,
judgment and enterprise And he has not only
rich goods. but he manufactures them in the
highest style OF art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

FELosIEs.-We hear Of very queer feminine
peculatior. A servant girl living with an old
lady Few miles from the city. took or distracted
pocket book from table and put IT, containing
$50. in one Of her stockings. She had been a
lively girl before but. becoming suddenly shy
suspicious against her were aroused. She was
charged but virtuously denied the impeachment.
The next day. In lane. the bills. all greenbacks,
were found torn up. together with the poke
book and the Young lady's garter. on which the
motto Love Not, Trust Not. co no Fur
ther"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
southern News.

ATLANTA, September - The fight is still
going on We have every confidence that the
enemy will be driven from his present position al
Mission Ridge, SIX or eight miles from Chatts
nooga. In the three days fight, the enemy was
driven across Peovine creek and the West Chick
amango. about i miles, TO his present position
The Wing. edtorially speaking about affairs al
Chattanooga. IL quite Responding.
The Richmond Wing of to day has the follow
ing. dated Charleston the 22d:
The enemy IS actively engaged on Morris lie
land building a covered way from Battery Gregg
20 Battery Wagner We have sheled his work
ing parties with great vigor. The enemy il
building battery on Black Island.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

MERCHANT TAILORING e II Hetkam Co
No. IL North Illinois street nearly opposite the
Bates House. is one at the most fashionable mer
chant tailoring establishments in this city Their
stock of piece goods comprises the best varieties
and latest styles, all fresh and new. from which
any gentleman can select a suit tn his taste and
have IL made in the neatest and most serviceable
style. Those of our friends that want new
suit. or any part of a suit. we say call on G.. II.
Heiikam * Co, and they will be we'll suited.
Youths and boys clothing made to order in the
latest style. septic 2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

NOTIcE.-A man named Frank j Ball. said
to belong to the 18th Indiana cavalry. dressed in
new cavalry uniform. hired mare AMI a buggy
To 90 nine miles south on TIE Three notch road
The mare was brown. about fifteen hands and
three inches high; right hind foot white; small
star in the forehead; long neck and high headed;
travels well; new set Of silver mounted breast
harness; leather bit; high leather top buggy.
trimmed with black leather dash somew hat
worn; running gear dark brown; cushions marked
W Wikison, livery stable. liberal reward
will be given for the return of the above property
WILKIsoN SULLIVAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
From Eor,re.. uonree.

from City Point
The Richmond Wing of the 23d reports three
days hard Sighting in northern GeOrgla: heavv
loss both sides The rebel loss 10 100. in
GLIDING many reliable officers Among the killed
are Brig Gen Preston Smith Of Tennessee. Brig.
Gen Woolford of Georgia. Brig Gen Waltbam
OF Massachusetts, and Brig. Generals Helms and
Deshler. Among the wounded are Brigadier
Generals Adams. Brown. Gregg. Bum. Preston.
Clay, Bowen and Bening. Major General Hood,
who was wounded, has since died.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

A RARE CHANCE FOR BusINEss A we'll es
tablished Wholesale house in this city, in a sue
cessiul branch Of trade. IA DESTROYS of procuring
partner who can command cash capital from
ten TO fifteen thousand dollars 10 take the place
Of one who is compelled 10 retire on account OF
other engagements The business not only pays
well, but can be largely increased Communca-
tons upon the subject addressed TO the editor OF
this paper will receive prompt attention.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

U. :. DisrkICT COURT The trial of Joseph
L lis. charged with obstructing the enrolment in
Putnam county. was concluded Yesterday. having
occupied the time Of The court from noon on
Monday Mr. Hanna. the District Attorney for
the Government. aud Mr.. Joseph Z Mcdonald
for the defense. were the attorneys in the case
II was fully and ably argued on both sides The
charge Of Judge Smith IS spoken of as being i'm
partial and fair The jury rendered verdict OF
guilty
Trenty hvs other cases were disposed of by a
fine OF $25 and costs in each case Fifteen OF
these from Monroe county. and SIX from
BAinoridge. Putnam county
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.
a Good speech.

wspublish this morning speech lately made
BY Hon GEoasK " HorK. OfDayton. Ohio. upon
questions OF great interest to the American peo-
pie. IL is on. Of the best snd most instructive
which has been delivered upon the present erisi.
IN our public affairs. and il contains great deal
OF historical information which should be familiar
TO every citizen Mr. HoUk's theme is civil lib
erty. and he handles the subject with an ability
which has rarely been equaIled. We hope Il viii
have the careful perusal Of our readers, for il is
worthy oft Seldom is il that much truly
valuable information is embodied in so small q
compass.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

RAcEs.-Y esterday afternoon one Of the most
spirited and exiting trotting races. me of at the
old State fair ground. ever Witnessed on the turf
IN this locality. The competing horses we're
owned by Mr. Hasselman and Col Moses. the
latter beautiful gray. The heats were one mile
and repeat; two best in three The gray won
the diadem- Time. two minutes and forty nine
seconds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

TUsSELING Our "A number of the rebel
prisoners At Camp Morton made tunnel under
the north fence of the enclosure. commencing in
the quarters built adjoining that fence. and would
have escaped had not one Of the number informed
the commander Of the plot The party worked
twelve DAYS like heroes, and finished the tunnel
On Tuesday night they were to make their
escape A guard was stationed outside. aud
three men who passed out were captured and the
remainder of the diggers secured.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

FA-HIoSABLr CLoIHIN6 The most complete
and best selected stock OF gensemen's furnishing
goods ever brought 70 this city !. to be found at
the merchant tailoring establishment Of Lewis
Scho,E. in Talbot 4 News Block No ia North
Pennsy wanna street Nc Scholtx mas Just re
turned from New York. aud i opening out
cloths lblscs and colorei French, Scotch aud
American cassimetes of all shades and colors.
aud vestings 20 suit all tastes These goods were
selected by Mr. Scholu for his own trade. and
can be relied fret both in material and
manufacture
Gentlemen desiring garments made TO order
Can be promptly seco N mosiAted. and the work
and q 1t will be warranted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

LOUISVILLE. September 23-Dispatches re-
ceived here about noon from Quartermaster Gen
eral Meigs, passenger on the morning train
from Louisville TO Nashville. announces the
burning of railroad bridge at Noling Ky. b.
the rebels The down train went back To Eliz A.
bethtown and was detained there four hours. liz
the meantime special train with Adams Co,
Express, coming north. put out the fire, which
enabled the upward train To arrive nearly on thei
regular time. The damage to the bridge is very
eiipht
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

~ NJ Hunter Cos is decidedly the place
for bargains in boots and shoes. They get their
supplies direct from the manufacturers for cash,
and sell bv the single pair at wholesale prices.
You can always get better article for less money
at No ~ East Washington street, than st any
other house in the city. sep23-lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

CRY SALooS-Capt. OLeary, brave and
genial gentleman. is to be visited by his friend:
daily and nightly. at No. 81 South Illinois street
The choicest wines. liquors. cigars. &c. and the
most delicate aud epicurean dishes. set in elegant
stvle. are at all times To be obtained of Capt
O'Leary. No 81 South Illinois street. His place
is one oi popular resort and deservedly so.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

A FAcT-This week and next week. and the
week after next week. and every succeeding
week thereafter. the wholesale and the retail
merchants of indianapolis. and all other active
business men. NAV derive great benefit from adj
vertising in the Sentinel We would respect
fully suggest 20 each and every one OF them to
try IT, Every oLe from abroad. visiting the city /.
reads the Sentinel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

~ The ladies'. we are sure. viii be pleased 70
learn that NJ a Bsker has returned from the
Eastern cities where she has been for some
months e1amii'inc STYLES and selecting fsshion
able miliinsrv goods for the fall and winter
Whatever il rich or ne~ in this lire will be found
At Mrs. A. Baker Cos. ~ South Illinois street
septl9.lwd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

RUSswAY.-A horse attached TO a light aud
beautiful buggy. being LETT by his owner standing
for moment on Washington street. concluded
20 return TO his stall. He started at full speed
turned south on Illinois street and east on Pearl,
bringing up st the mouth Of his stall. having
attracted a good deal of attention on the route.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

EsoisT ASD BoiLEa YoR SALI-A Eve horse
poser upright engine with boiler. tsater. con-
meeting pipes, &c, in complete running order.
Don used IN running the Sentinel presses. will be
sold At bargain. 70 make room for larger en-.
CINE IL will be delivered when ve remove into
our new Office. early in October Apply at this
Office. sepIS-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

In the composition OF medicines we re
quire pure article Of drugs Secondly anC
most important. 4 competent man to comnoun,
the same Senour. whose drug store j. No.
Bates Block. is highly recommended "a em
neniy qualified: and is doing leading
business in the drug and medicine line. and espe
cially in the prescription business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

sE- The city is already full of persons from
abroad proposing to attend the State Fair. We.
however. can make room for more, and will
gladly extend generous hospitality to all who
come Not only the hotels aud the boarding
houses Will be thrown open to our friends, but
the latch string of every gentleman's private do
micil will hang out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-24

THs BEsr TME.-H. Danmont Il Co, No.
1! North Pennsylvania street. have perhaps the
most magnificent assortment of chronometers
snd beautiful finished clocks in the West n.
DAumont& Co. We would repeat to readers.
are the sole agents in Indianapolis for Seth
Thompsons famous time keepers. Strangers
visiting the city during this and next week.
ough, by all means to call upon II Daumont
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