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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

The Democracy of johnson and adjoining
counties will have grand pic uic at Liberty, on
Saturday. September 18Th. 1853
The Evansville Journal saws that The To-
bacco crop of last year has nov about all gone
forward. and that It was very large. More than
4O.0OO hogsheads pissed through that city alone
aud the crop this year ail be much larger
Forty one Of the gaIlan, BOYS Of the 23d In
furlough, NEST of them being sick or wounded
The President has pardoned DASIKL Srorr,
who was convicted at the May term Of the U s.
Court of this State. for harboring REUBEN Srour.
deserter from the Union army
There will be Democratic rally a. Rensse.
laer on the 5,h day of September. Everybody
is invited to attend Several fine beeves are
now fattening. which will be served up on that
occasion.
The WAR NETTING This morning we
went down u the platform to see the War De
mocrsts And oh, what n sight Wolves I'm
sleeps clothing Men stealing the liverv OF
Heaven. or. what il worse. the Democra tic me,
10 ser, e the devil in. As mass thew were all
Republicans-the same old sinful Republicans OF
wore Why they don't like that m me is obvious
enough. Thew are species OF black snakes
that change their coats every four years In
1889 they were the old rank ABOLITION plrtv; in
1854. the Know Nothing party; in 1856. the free
State, free speech. free press and Kansas shrek
ers: in 1858. Disunionists and Wide Awakes: in
1867. Republicans. and very garrulous in 1862
they became Tie unconditional lovalists and shin
plaster party: in 1863 thew are War Democrats
anti Constitutionists and Spirilualists-r Upton
Democrat.
-ELKHARr County The Democracy Of Elk
hart met in convention on the pol Of August
The Goshen Democrat saws:
The Democratic nominating convention which
convened here on Saturday last. WIS largely at
tended by the best class OF citizens from all parts
of the county. IL pervaded bv = Jealous
earnest feeling. amounting to enthusiasm. and in
this respect. as well as in point of numbers. was
a marked contrast To the gathering the pre
ceding Saturday Though there consider
able competition for the different nominations.
the action was harmonious and united, the tick
ct nominated receiving the unanimous and hear
ty endorsement Of every member.
The following excellent ticket was nominated:
For Auditor AMAsA n HAscALL: for Recorder,
A 3. CRUISE; for Surveyor, J. T. HAvILAND; for
County Commissioner. SAMUEL r. MILLER: for
Real Estate Appraiser, r TEFT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

In consideration OF the States of Ohio and III
noi- having furnished more .han their quota o.
volunteers. The draft in those States viii De very
lghi-nor more than ID coo each. and IL is pro
able that the number 10 each State Sill be raised
by volunteering. and draft avoided entirely
n. Y Times.
The inconsistency and folly of the ADMINISTERS
ton are shown in every act connected with the
draft. The President puts in false plea Of wari
OF time. IS TO New York. vet postpones inde6
nsiesy the draft in other States. He hsggles
about the surplus of New FORK; hut comedies
everything to Ohio and Illinois. Volunteering
IL perm tied to these States. ana to New jersey
but refused to New York. New York has 10
furnish twice the number Of Philadelphia. and We
know not what proportion more than Boston.
Why IL the draft set aside in Ohiof There is
to be an election IN that State. shortly. Is the
reason to he found in that iscts Do the Repub
licans begin to realise that the draft which was e.
aecomp'ish 81 much To d,msge Democrats and
help Republicans. il working Just the con,rar,
way3-lN. Y. Argus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01
Tbe PractieaI working. of the Fed-
eral Couscrjptiou.

The Springfield Republican, asks and answers
this question in an article from which We take
the following:
The daily reports of the results Of the draft
throughout the country produces the general i'm
preston that IL Is failure; that it will not add
materially 20 the strength Of our armies and that
II will cost more than il is worth. This is not
absolutely true. but il must be confessed il is too
close an approx nation 10 the truth to be con-
templated with satisfaction Evidently the Gov
ernment will not get one fourth the numper
drafted. counting in the substitutes Indeed.
some consider one fifth large estimate. Making
due allowances tor the States exempted from the
draft. and the Whole number actually drawn will
not be over $4,000. One fourth of this number
viii he $1,000 But manv of the conscripts as
well as substitutes. will make their escape. and
the War Department would undoubtedly jump at
the chance to change the whole lot for 81 moo or
even 43O00 volunteers The draft, IL must he
concerted If not failure. is not n very gratifying
success
the Pres Mt coul have foreseen how badly
the draft would have been msmansged. we be
lieve he would have decided TO rely upon voun
teering to I'LL up the armies. and as things have
turned he could have done with safety. The
money and efforts expenced on the transcription
would have secured so, 900 volunteers. there Is
every reason to believe. And il would have been
glorious thing 10 record on the pages of history
that the great rebellion put down entirely by
the spontaneous and enforced patriotism of the
people. About the only thing gained by the
drift is the demonstration OF the power OF the
Government to enforce it."
The Rochester New York. Union and Ameri
says:
Federal conseription is failure Ii would be
failure under any law. but il could not be other
wise under the act of March last Unless the
President. who holds discretionary power in the
premises. has lost his senses, he will he, at
tempt TO raise another levy through its bungling
machinery. He can now calculate what will be
the result of the present draft to practical frsc
ton, and determine whether more men will in
any contingency be required If he believes
more will be required let him now. or rs soon AS
the farcical formality of the conscription in pro
gress Is performed issue his call upon the States
Tor a given number, be it large small. giving
them. II he peases, certain period To recruit in.
Now Is the time TO consider this matter, and il
Mr.. Lincoln will adopt the course here suggested,
he may rest assured that he will obtain "A larger
and better army, at less expense OF time. trouble
and money, than by any other method, albeit The
radical leaders and Capitalization oil. Do err theo
rists may be chagrinej thereby.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

After the Presidential election in 1860 the edi
tor OF the Journal was in favor of letting all the
dissatisfied States 60 in peace and violently op-
posed civil var the pinning of the Union
together ny bayonets A change suddenly came
over the spirit Of his dreams. and why? The edi-
tor Aforesaid explains the reason. He says the
men Who have changed as he did from extreme
anti coercionsts TO violent coercionists were in
hueuced by sordid considerations or the desire
TO make personal capital for future invest
ment" out Of il. As the Journal man and all
his friends have been very busy making money
out OF the war since its Inauguration. and very
careful to keep out of the way of the enemy 5
bullets. the cause Of his ranting for the war
With much zeal as he rantcd against It, can
be easily appreciated He stretched his con
science in that regard with the same facility that
he stresched the public prieting while officiating
as State Printer See Auditors Report of 1861
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

The Ohio Republican State Convention oil
1853. in which Secretary CHASE. then Governor,
was prominent actor. among other resolutions
adopted the following:
That the several States composing the United
States Of America are not united on principles OF
unlimited Submission TO their genera, government
but that. by compact under the style and title OF
a constitution Tor the United States, and OF
amendments thereto. they constituted general
government for certain definite powers, reservine
each Srie to itself the residuary mass of right 10
their own SELF government; and that when~oever
the general government assumes undeegated
powers It's acts are untuthortative void and of
n force, AMI being void derive no validity
from mere JUDICIAL Interpretation; that TO this
compact each State acceded a a State and Is an
integral party; that this government. created by
this compact not made the excu>iv, or snail
judge of The extent OF the powers de,egatei 10
itself. Snce'that would have nude its discretion
and not the constitution the me sure OF It's pow
ers: but that. in all other cases OF compact be-
tween parties having no common Judge. each par
~ HIS an equal right to Judge for itself, a. well
OF attractions as of the mode and measure of re-
dress.
The declaration above. saws the Cincinnati En-
quircr, is almost An exact CODY OF the celebrated
Kentucky resolutions OF 1898. written by Thomas
JEFFERSON which for sixty years have been funds
mental articles in the Democratic faith. When
negro was involved the Republican party wen
10 the exterme 1T State rights: bur bow, when it
is the white man who is the victim il abandons
him TO the tender mercies Of Federal centralized
power. aud il places State rights in the dust. If
il only valued The white mans liberty as much
as the negro's. il TO day would stand on lie plat
torn of 1889
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

NJ home, hut IN accept any issue which foreign
nations my force upon them
Ia" dyHa-iy 81 the ir~t y ,poleon fell before
his Mo- 'Ow ctmnrisu He nephew hid better
zee 10 g that the Ike result dO not follow the
equally Ill advised expedition TO Mexico IL
surely sill. unless he recall Immediately his ex
petition under Marshal Forey. and leave the
people Of Mexico masters of their own des-
tiny-fE Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01
A Good JOke--A Republican Curse,
VsiIandi CHAM and Makes n Wis
take SIC His one OF his Owr
Friends.

Friends
most laughable political Joke occurred in the
city the other day. which is too good to be lost,
ami ought To be published in the public prints
Democrat met Republican CARRYING in his
hands volume of the Congressional Globe and
Appendix tor the session of Congress ending
March, 1861 The Democrat looked AZ it, turn
Ell over its pages until he came to page g., when
lie exclaimej. Ahl here is a speech delivered Nv
the noble and patriotic Valandigham have
often admired that speech, as enunciating
sound political principles. Let me read you
an extract or two from it, He then read as
follows:
but. Mr. Chairman, there are some things
that gentlemen ought to understand =
| grant yOu freely and frankly, that do not be
lieve this Government can be permanently held
together by military force. | do not believe that
any section OF the Union will ultimately sullu-
gate and Overrun the other, aud hold il a IA con
quered province | have no idea of any such
thing Il is against the spirit and genius Of the
age Nobody would undertake any such thing
/ regard civil really settling the question
that there is 10 be ultimately separate conleder
acy. have no idea that such a war would end
otherwise than in separation of this Union. and
the organization of separate confederacies | am
perfectly satisfied of that. AM BODY who sup
pnse that fifteen or even seven OF the States can
be held subjugated as conquered provinces. makes
great mistake But whether they can or not
they ought not to be. 1t is against the spirit and
genius of the age, and no man ought to seek
do it,"
Stop, stop. SAYS the Republican; don't read
any more of such reasonable nousensel Is il
possible YOU will vote for traitor who entertainS
such sentiments, support party that no inmate
him for high office? Give me the page OF the
book want to turn leaf down i'm order that
may use il hereafter in exposing the traitori The
Democrat WIS handing him the book, when he
exclaimed declare. have made mistake; this
is not Valandigham's speech.
Republic whose is it, prayy Ii
sounds just like him
Democrat-Why. IL is the speech OF Benz min
Stanton. now the Republican Lieutenant Cover
nor OF Ohio. and Pres dent of the Convention
which nomnaied John Brough for Governor. II
delivered in February, 1861. only two
months before the attack on Sumter Did YOU
not vote for him in 1861, and pat him in place
where he would be Governor in case Oh died
notwith standing the utterance of the reasonable
sentimentsi
Mr. Republican looks blank Well, | believe
/ did
DemOcrat-W ell, as You have voted for Stan
ton. cln't you vote for Vallandg ina m, who never
uttered extreme sentiments as your man,
whom YOU elected two wears ago, and who was
the President OF your last Convention?
Republican, must admit that have been
badly sold in his business but don't, for Gods
sake put it ia the Enquirer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

In nothing hsve the abolition leaders been
more industrious than in the work of misrepre.
sentiug the political views of the brave soldiers
who volunteered to defend the Constitution and
the Union They have been represented as
thrsting for the blood of the Northern Democra
CIV. Ii has been said Thousand times that they
-ere only waiting the suppression OF the rebel.
hon to turn their arms upon their brethren n,
home Occasionally low lived. infamous vag-
a60nd ltor such men are 10 be found every.
where,) has written threatening letter back
for publication in some nasty black sheet al
home
But We have means of knowing the true
sentiments OF the army Of late which we did no,
possess heretofore Within week two large
det"chments from New England have passed
through this place Both stopped for consider.
able length of time. and more than half Of each
were Democrats. They will increase the vote In
Maine and New Hampshire to which States they
belong i Logan 20 Gazette
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

address, az the % necratic Member.
Of m zen rsl. As-~u.hiy The People II Indians
setting forsh the hitnry u the late sesaeH and is'
reason. ~hy hsa been sccomplIshed dsrins us
soo-tfsions term. This document makes psinpo's'
q sixteen pse~- ard oil b furnished IN anJ qaAnu'y.
Pre- o. 50 per hundred
The Csuseript Aet-speech OF Hen.
DIV vsoshses. on he conserpsion Bi 10 The HOut q
Psprs.e.sssive. Fsbrr. "a. 1855 This i' one &C the
sn.ss ,p~ech>s o. Mr. Voorhees,. Oh question rof Oc
suyvsaz large Share Of pabiie attention. and svry
es,s,ea IN Ind..ns should have aeopy II makes BAN
pAl~, o. eight p.<~.. Price o. per hundred
The Liberty % the Cittxen-Spseeh
Of Hon d ". voorhees,. delivered IN the House 81 Rep
r..en,sfivs February u. lss5 The "Aei toIsmnIfy
the President and other persons or suspendins the
81 hsbess erps=, and sets done IN pursuance thereof
noe printed IN pamphlet FORM and can BE- obtained a,
thi- o-e- MS 4 the effort Of Mr. vooxs>e.
protect the liberty Of the citizen, and shoaId in the
hands Of every voter IN Lodi II makes pa .phlet
Of sizte~n pages. Price 81 50 per hundred
TFAn orders should direct the speeches to 70 sent
BY express. the postage gill be y, ard
must be prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARKSEss 4 BINGHAM,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01
kGnlnCkK.

gentleman just returned from Kentucky
informs us that the state OF feeling there ia IN
describable At the recent election not more
than one third Of the voters went to the polls -
indianapolis Sentinel.
This ia political lie The official vote Of
Kentucky shows a larger vote than ut the cleo
ton OF 1861 by more than 10 900, and not Is.
900 behind tae Presidential vote of 1860 The
Sentinel is at liberty to fslsify as much as it
pleases; but the official figures il will find stub
born things to get over.-[Ci Com.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01
form Of 1883

A CoPPERHEAD ScHExE A gigantic niger
head scheme of colenizstion, TO ele't Brough
Governor OF Ohio has been discovered. The
plan j. % contract with and DAY niggerheads in
lnisna. who have no families. ta rome 10 Ohio,
o,iensiby Tor the purpose OF lsborine. sho are 10
receive part payment In advance. and take an
oath that thev will vote for BrOugh. The des-
Pera,e scheme will be nipped in the bud.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01
Prospects OF the Rebellion.


though very long one. toward the military
occupation OF Charleston The Philadelphia
Ledger says:
Il would be impossible for u to take posses
sion OF the city o; Charleston To hold il before the
middle OF October. on account OF the Stranger
fever II our ships we're 10 be moored near tie
whsrves of the city. they would be decimaied At
once by pesiileuce All thar can be done until
after the FIRST killing frost. which generally oc-
ours between the middle OF October and the 10Th
OF November. unless in the way OF lombard ment.
i u clear the OuIwOlks that ob>trust our ships
from entering the harbor We can safely work
OF Morris Island against the tao i"rts hieh IRE
there. sliencng and getting possession ol them BY
regular approaches. and We can work against the
various forts that have been erected on Suilysn's
Island including Fort MOuitre. because the
fresh sea breeze make these outer islands ten4
bic az all seasons of the year. But it NAV be
doubted how far we could hold ii we captured
forts on James Island For some two months.
therefore. we shall hardly aiiemp; TO take formal
possession of the city. Bu, yet. every shot that
i fred into the outwOrks !, fired into the great
he art of the rebellion Vida tie tail Of CharIe,-
tun the rebellion lnseS IL life
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

The Emar,ss Encene has introduced the
fshioa OF appearing with long walking stick,
and the Paris shopkeepers are displaying = varied
assortment OF cane> for int - use An old
biehelor says the deu creatures hare been ''r.lis
ing c.iu" 20 loug that il is about time they wore
some article Of their own production.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01
SUN DRIES.


FOR SALE:
500 doz Glass Frui. Jars;
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
500 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
STYLES;
so bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbls. Linseed Oil;
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
so bbls. Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
so OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bacnonists:
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals East India Castor Oil;
s tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbls Varnish;
16 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEWART Il MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No. 40 East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

The draft vas completed 10 New York City
on Friday. the full quota Of couscripts having
been drawn The Board Of Supervisors passed
an ordinance. which was signed BY the Mayor.
providing for the appropriation Of two millions
Of dollars for the exemption Of fremen. police
men. and the heads OF families.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

"A HARD CAsE-A soldier of the Army OF
the Potomac recently shot for desertion
DE had received no pay his wife and children
were starving. and he meant to help them little
and return He did SOTO his death
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

LlSBCOMB-1he fure-sl 81 r. A. Lsbcomb who died
recently Philadelphia will take place the residence
Of Th ma Hutton No - Tennessee between Ohio
AMI Market to day. ST o'clock P. Friends and &C
qusintances invited to attend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01
CORRESPONDENCE.
Wanted-correspondents.

yEywo YOUNG MEN, AGFD y AND ~. OF MORAL
Character and good standing IN society wish 10
open correspondence with young Lsties TO, over
tScnfv. bealtv NJ; particularly required Tue chef
10 mrtaal i'm Photographs exchanged
desired All COMMUNICATION strictly in aoe-rs-nee
With honor ADDRESS: Claude p. Devereanx Harry
Osborne 60th Indiana 18th ArmyCosps v,eksburs. nss
sus3l42
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

Students have the privilege Of taking any number Of
tickets that may suit their purposes Boarding can b.
obtained at y 80 10 - pr week Students will be aided
IN procuring boarding houses by applying the College
the south side Of Sixth street. betw cen Vine and Race
streets.
surther information may be obtained b. addressing
the Dean. 4 VI. LAWSON, NJ. d.. Dean,
Solth east corner Sixth aid Race streets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01
FEMALE COLLEGE.
GLENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE.

VUyHE MKT SESSION oF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
l begin on Monday, Septrmber Il. isss. The locs-
ton. near Cincinnati, the Cincinnati Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad T. central snd desirable. the
and surroundings unequallsd the buildings and
coumodat ons ample and elegant: the Teachers. in
the literary and ornamental departments, unsur-
passed; the of study
other. and the charges moderate. Glendale
desirable place for young ladies' In these trsubous
times.
For catalogues, information admission address
rev. G AoSTFOkT, n. n,
augl5. Glendale, hamilton County Ohio
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

W Ellington Territory has gone Democrat
Ic The California papers are quite jubilAut over
this far,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-01

A THE AMERICAN DIsPENsARY WE TREAT BIZ
n new method. and with the hsppest results Pro
LpsUs Teri failing Of the womb, JdncerdsiOn J7cer-
atioR, LWch rrhea, white u mary and all other dis
which the American Fssadis Is so peculsrl,
The Dc,orH hSss a9a-s and RECEIVE ~ express u
De used by every woman in the land for the purpose Of
Cleanliness. COMFORT. health. dc. sent free receipt
OF stamp. copy Of Private Married Ladies'
on health, dc. The Doctors celebrated Female fis,
fresh from the Nspensary. rery good IN simple dis
eases, Irregularities DC. Price 81. sent by mail
AT the Ameyican DispensgTg also treat, soifhoEf
mercury. and with failing success, Is<ridi or
what the quacks call rfUaf< secret diseases ehfs
In all its stages 6onorrhea elect Structure. Hydrocee.
Circocele Vacocele Carsocele SPermstorhes Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'M
potency, and effects of self-abu~e- The ak
treated Of in private letter. which send free
receipt OF stamp.
The experience 81 the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
psrtmen in some Of the best Hospitals in Europe and
Ne" York City, enables him 10 treat patients scentical
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living a distance communicates by letter
ard be treated at their homes. In urgent IS
or Sl0 and receive m ccicines.
Consultation free and confidential Room No. 94E
East ashngton Street, Indianapolis p. O. Box
sprsdly-wl2t.lsm