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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
the Cincinnati Price Current, Oct Z
financial and Commercial summary
for the Pat Week.

Gold has advanced materi lly during the week
and affected the general market. commercially -
well A. financially The bigh prices which grain
and other articles which make up the bulk Ot our
foreign exports have reached. and the aim ~ ab-
solute certainty that this will tend greatly Ia 90
minish exports, and throw the bilince of ira e
largely against this country stated in
list. in having marked influence upon COLL
But this is noi all for as zee iro the stanl- oi {
occupied by the public, the situation OF a g Army
of the Cumberland j. such that il l. not consider
Ell entirely safe and defeat OF '-ecrtn-
would be calamity TO the cause Of the country
OF ordinary magnitude. specul ttors in gold for
rise IL will be seen. have ample m ,teral To use
in bringing about advance, and they have snr
ceeded. Gold closed in New York Yesterday
afternoon at 471a premium. which il net al
vance of 80 over the rate current week ago.
but OF ~ over the lowest point reached within
the week Silver has advanced more largely
than gold. some new mtrket for il having been
Discovered which. in the estimation Of financial
men in New York, places il in value at point
within per cent Of gold
In this market but little gold and silver has
been offe. ell. and the business done some days, /,
hardly sufficient To establish quotations.
The demand for exchange has been as active
as heretofore. and the buyng and selling rates in
some cases have approached each other more
closely than usutl. b,nkers having p,id % and
Il: bat our quotations must he regarded the cur
rent rates. The offerings of Government secur
ties nave been light. and rates have not changed
essentially.
The dem md for money has been light. and
currency continues abundant. The market is
easy ut Gas per cent
An idea is whispered around that Mr. Chase
will be compelled to issue more OF the legal
tender currency. and this is having its effect in
Wall and William streets Mr. Chase IA pos
ses~ed of great power. and nod or a wink of
his could mike fortune for any man in mo
ment yet We do not believe that Mr. Ch,se j.
guilty of any completely with specul,tors. as
some of the New York papers charge he is-be
cause Mr.. Chases ambition has ALWAYS pontei
To lame 10 greatness. not 10 riches He would
rather be President than be worth ten millions OF
dollars. we believe.
The rates OF exchange, coin and Government
securities, at the close of las; evening, as
folioWs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
DAILY SENTINEL.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 9.
STATE ITEMS.

The Northern Penirentiiry. Under charge of
Tzosss WooD. Eco Warden. We happy TO
state is in = prosperous condition. There
about 100 prisoners in this refOrmatory insiitu-
tuition. and all employed OF these about
Fifty are engaged in cooperng. ten or fifteen in
cabinet ware FIVE "a blaeksmiths and the b ,lance
are employed in farming. building. &c The san
itsry condition Is excellent.
As the Government won't give Major Cen
eral Lew Wallace 4 chance 10 kill rebels, the
General has concluie'i To 40 % killing steers and
hogs. He has become partner the pork and
beef packing house Of Blair 4 Co F.. ut Crawiords
vile. Success TO you. Lew New Albany
Ledger.
ON last Thursday night the streets of Lo-
gnnsport were lighted for the first time with gas
Arrangements have been m ,de for the
struction of a telegraph line from Jeffersonville
10 Mt. Vernon, under Government auspices
--Brigader General MANSFIELD. we under
stand. has been brevettei by Governor MoRroS
for meritorious services
ARTILLERY in the State service is 70 be raised
exclusively in The Ohio river towns 1t will con
sist OF nine iOur gun DattcfleS' hpnt piecc>, Oct
mostly rided guns.
--Brevet Brgadier General MANSFIELD. in be
half of the State. and Brigadier General CAR
nrScroS. representing the Federal service. are
busily engaged in organizing the Indiana
legion, or home guards. The eleven
Congressional districts are called upon to
furui-h Eve companies of cavalry each. Masking
four regiments. and seven companies of infantry
each. making in all regiments. This
mskes in all ffy-fve companies of cavalry
and seventy seven companies of infan-
try. IL il designed to raise these forces by the
10Th OF November. and have them fully organized
before the beginning of winter When organized
according To instructions. the cavalry and infan-
try will make force Of IL. SIS men. all to be
under the command Of Lieutenant General MoR-
TOY, who will. as we are advised take the field
10 person. to protect the State from foreign in
va-ion.
The public spirit Of ,hecitizens Of Evansville
IL deserving of the highest praise In two days
there was collected and RENTED % the Sanitary
Committee of this city. S., 900 in cash. and many
promises and subscriptions Vet to be re
deemed This voluntary contribution for the
benefit of our sick and wounded soldiers cannot
be too highly Appreciated. and We irust this lib
era ex ,mple will he emuated wherever an sppea
j. IN uie In behalf Of the soldiers Of Indiana who
need assistance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

TIE ,ue- i0ps al d.vi,ie u j. zeal pafiies are
rpw narr"ee d'wu u the comp ehen-iOn VI The
"a humhe intellect an .ig ns
f~n rtrfie~ a. Il the q ,vernment The
uthern Sec patty SEEKS 20 divide the
Union bv armed force The Northern sectional
party seeks TO destroy the Union By destroying
the SAFE Governments The Democracy stand
between these two sectional parties. battling tor
the restoration of the old Union
be who sides with secession is for dissolution
Of the Union he whp votes for abolition Is for
the anT'h'i tion Of the Uniun He Who votes
viii the Democracy is tor the restoration Of the
Ufii',.s
The ulhern sectional party prefers indie
pendeuc-to ia, Union The Northern section u
purity prefers The abolition OF slavery to the
Union The D mpcrarie party prefers The Union
q the accomplishment OF snv other object.
The Southern sectiAnal party ~ oPpOsed 10 the
Constitution The Northern sectional party i
uppo~ed To- the Constitution. The Democratic
party Is for the Constitution.
The Southern sectional party il opposed "a
Cancellation ar comprnmise The Northern sec
ton ] party ia onnosed 10 Cancellation or com
promise The Democratic party Ia IN favor oi
any F"uciiati"n compromise which will restore
the Union without iiShonor
The ntliun j. divide into these three parties
Southern sectional, Northern sectional and m
tinnal The Democratic il the national party
LIS triumph is the triumph of national principles
over sectional factions and the restoration o
national harmony. unity ard peace Milwaukee,
News.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

Never were such dinner plrties given since
New York city given now, Writes
The core. pondent of tie London Times Del
monico's three restaurants at the beginning. the
middle aud the end of the dining region of the
metropolis are kept fully emnovei ami dinners
of twenty or thirty pei sous at S2o head. exclu
sive of vine. are of nightly occurrence The
guess prefer the choicest and most costly vinta
ges. regardless Of the paper price Madeira AT
Sl2 brttle. Chateau l. tfi'te at the same rate
Chtmbertin AT SIC. a.e none too extensive for
their tastes Why should they bef d. moi
many of ihe-e people N ke much rs $40, OnC
in forenoon in rhe rise of stocks that huc'u,te
as much a. - ner cent from day 20 ds,l Anc
have they nuf as much right a. the fool IN scrip
ture 4" >r,. let u est aud drink. for to morrow
we die?'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
At SORTS Or PsR AGKAP4S.

Only about 20 900 negroes are in the service.
The r ,s@,n squadron in New York harbor
carries lao guns, and Is m anu ID by 4Jo men
The prize money of the navy exceeds S3n.-
O0A ODl A. good part OF this snug sum will come
from British pockets.
Andy Johnson j. described as feeling splen-
did-hs eye on the Presidency: and his hand on
three saareS-Governor, Senator and General.
Human legs are of little consequence now a
days. thai. in Memphis they p'ch them out OF
third story windows. into the streets
Tom Thumb retires upon quarter of mil
lion 1t j. SOMETIMES e,sier to make fortune
by ittleness than BY greatness
A Cook i he Home Journal says gentle
man hid occasion tn advertise for Il cnok, aud.
among other applications. WIS one from young
lady" OF the profession. inclosng her carte de
visite"
Vice President II mlin. II is said, i contem
plating to rise another cavalry regiment N
Maine. OF which Hamlin's sou expects to be "a
high officer.
The total value Of real and nerson.l prnner-
ty ia the State OF New York l. ST. 454 454.3l7.
Letters received from ST Petersburg state
that eIe, Ell ron plated gunbOar> with turreis will
lie completed IN the spring Twenty thousand
men reported 70 be stationed III Finland
"A writer in the Georgia Con~ftutionaliSt
saws the war is costing the COnieierscy seven
hundred millions wear THIS does not mel ude
the cost IN the destruction OF publc anu private
property. loss oi >ures. etc which viii be louud
more than twice seven hubdresi millions n wear.
Recruiting for the Nations, Guard Ia Ten
are nearly full. anu CriwfUrd's 1T Teune see
regiment of artillery has already rece, cd Gu
They are To be armed rapidly "a possible aud
will be strong enent OF defense.
The Richm mi tx miner of September -
excllims: "Helgho! Common brown sugar, We.
terdty took "a spasmodic jump TO three dollars
per pound Clarified and white comm inded
tour dollars per pound. That Is ''sweetering
high"
The Examiner naturally expects TO be highly
"sNeetened" before the war Is over
Postmaster General Blair made a speech in
MARYLAND ou ) rurday in which he took con
servatlve grounds He denounced tie revolu-
tionarv schemes of the Ab,,litouists and said IL
wa probable that they would. in the end, be
found CO operating with the rebels Mr.. Lincoln
has revoked the military Orders permitting the
enlistment Ol slaves 10 VI try land
How THE DEAR PsoPLE ARE HUMBUGGED-
III the subjects" OF the "rnlers'' al Washing ton
and Richmond we're 90 believe the assurances OF
the latter. bow nicely they would he humbug eyed.
lake the following as an illustration:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

sS Governor Morton of Indiana. in his speech
at 'ytoa. speaking Of Mr.. Vallandigham, says:
But. if elected how is an exile Tor treason to
reach Cuumbnsw
Villrrdisham is about as much All exile for
treason "a Morton i an honest or truthful man.
Lincoln SAYS Vallahdie ham exiled not so
much for What he bad done, but Tor what he
probably lin his Lincoln'~ judgment) would have
done. A To how he vii! reach C"iumbuS-he
will go 10y railroad from Dernit to Toledo. ami
from roleo To ColnmhuS : On. Eng.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
Executive Power.

The great Burke proposed Ia memOralize the
King in the following ingn &c, on the occasion
of the secession Of the Rockingham party from
the House of Commons:
SIRE: Your throne cannot stand secure upon
the principles of unconditional submission aud
passive obedience; on powers exercised without
the concurrence Of the people to e overned; on
acts made ia defi uce of their habits and prejuii-
ceS and secured bv tinding armies These may
possibly he the foundation of other throne>--they
must be the Subverson of YOURS The HING IL
the representative of the peope-->o are all the
departments 81 this government. They are truS
tees for The people M power is given that
can en-ue To The deIriment of those for whom
the trust is given.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
TWis HORSES STRAYED

asTRATED ON THt STABLE OF HYDE BHGLF,
in a. dianopOli-, Thurs iay morning October {
Two tr-. a >orr. with white eet, white stripe
hs o is Gb l1 ohsf Do"
81 yb- X partcu mark Except the letter - n
The lit side at the neck ABOUT old. Any per
giving IN ion Of aid hor e. or 'efuuing the
TO- stable. will be ally rewarded
octT-dt. HYDE q BOGLE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

IL" ssys Thurlo~ Weed. Republican il
comes 10 be understood that the views and policy
Of Messrs Sumner. Greeley. Wendell Phillips.
Ward Beecher. &c &c. obtain in the conduct of
the var. il will result ia the destruction of our
Government and Union. and triumph for rebel
Lon ssd slavery"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09


Best PHpSERyiNG PAINT I'm the
Be~' ssssiw,a paINrinthe world!
Best WEBBING PAIN in the word!
Rest PANT for FENCE POSTS i'm the
Best EoofING P,iNri"t"e worlds
ct ISsUSED BY MORE THAN FIFTY DIFFERENT
Railr9Si s.. Cor roofing their ant painting all
TN iron ii &C. tab,r eArsills. truck neams. teu',,
NOR and or painting bridge the inside OF stock
pits Guder and inside the same, preserve and pro-
tect hem; hoer. before the tagging Is put
any masn l. for hard u-e, instead OF beau y, there
this Paus Is the mot valuable II an everknown.
~ USED
BY FlrnSrs Builders and Architects preserve any tim
Der I'm buildings Of sll kinds. and for fence posts and
ss hefse they are laid on hrk or stone ioundati rs
To preveit impne>S in brick dwellings. plank should
be Iant6d and LAID between cellar wall and the upper
VIII For tin roofs for painting single roofs this
Paint is unsurpaS ed.
IFS USED
BY Govenuent foi roofing their barracks. aud painting
the hull; Of shei and i, u iy.Tsal iayori's N
wearing Cement Paint in tn world
TITS USED
In New York Philadelphia ctcago Cincinnati.
ST L,u- aud fat ~ the West. and pronounced
By all after more tn IN ten years trial be vi houI
quail. HAVING stood other Pa NJ did The
iron. Tin and wool for years, preserv-
ing a I.aerial periec ~
sTa.S wOHKED
It, way up; slowly Tut permanently to popular IA
vor antcuTn nand the notice and enjoys the favor of the
most cisnlinc Naval and Railroad nsine -, well
the lear 4 and practical IN. chaiics Of this count y
Amons the thOus rldS VINO using on Paint We
ud re- rr to few ointment judges, whose names vii
be found below:
DAVID MACY, President and superintendent, Peru
and Indian no is Railroad
ROBE.sr MEEK. Su ,erltendent aud Master Mechanic
Indianapolis and ncrnnaii Railroad.
J. d. dASLEP Master Mechanic, Belliontaine, Rel
road In.iiana.
GEO. lCHURCH. J sfers 'nve r lroad indianapolis
10 IN! iNLOGUE, Superintendent Terre Haute, Al
ton and 81. Louis RAILROAD
small discount made to such whoes ale agents a. We
select
For sale by ROED PALMER,
Sole Agents for indianapolis, Ind.
Sept96 d3ntItsw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

" shing'on telegr IN
10 the \ y Eeerius
Post. Sep, %:
The Republican o.
this morning stys IN"
60 q news hs- bee.
re. .iyei. whirh vii b.
made known in a iss
days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

GES HrrcHcocKs BROCHURE A brochure OF
General Hitchcock commenting on the order of
the Secretary of War dissolying the court martial
Of which Gen Hitchcock was President. is pro
ducing considerable excitement in military cir
cles Ony aboUt dozen copies we're printed for
the use Of public friends. IL Is said 70 be one OF
,he mos, scathing and sarcastic articles ever
written IL absolutely ftys the Secretary alive
Much astoni>hmsnt il expressed az the fsctth,r
notwithstanding this publication. the third ten
dered resignation Of General Hitchcock Is not
accepted; but he is still retained on duty nj The
War Department as military adviser OF the Sec
resary.-(N. Y. Hssala.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

Ada res, of the Democratic Members
81 ne General As-eubiy 70 the People 81 IndisnA
setting forh the history Of the late session and fes
rssoos vhy bad not sesn accomplished during iis
eoosttariena tsrm. This document makes pamphlet
sszsseE pages. ard -i Be furnished IN any quantity
Price ~ 50 per hssdred.
The CsUscvspt Acs-~peeeh OF Hon.
ID Voorhees, on the CONSERVATION Bill IN the House q
representative Fsbrusry -. Iss5. Tits ia 81 the
sasss speeches Of Mr. voorhee-. on question
eupyius large share Of public attention. and y
essiren n indiana should hsv. seopy II makes pam
pallet Of eight pages Price 81 per hundred
The Liberty OF the Ctttzen->peech
% Hon. n. W Voorhees, delivered IN the House II Asp
resentstves February IS 1ss3 the Aei toindemniy
tie President and other perons for suspendng the writ
Of hshsas eorpus ard acts done In pursuance thereof
IA printed psm )hle FORM and b obtained 81
shis once. Tbs & he effort Of NJ. Voorhees, 10
protect the liberty % the citizen, and shoold be in the
hands OF every voter in indiana II makes pamphlet
81 ir'e~n pages. Price Of So per hundred
TAii order. should direct the speeches 70 be sent
BY express the postage be cent copy, and
must be prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARDNESS 4 BINGHAM.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
ESTRAf.
$40 RE w AR ID.

LtTRAEFD FROM rue SUBSCRIBER. on THE 81
- al Uctober. Miik W, white and pale red spotted
about 6yea s"li Any in ormation / # with the ndrr
sign. d. the Siking Furc Office. the o Penn
] ANA street an Nirg avenue, leating to the re
covpry % said Cow, Will receive the above reward.
oct -dt Il. CLAY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
MIlIIN Frs.
MISS J. YLE
1iVlS' INDIANA D.CEST.

D'Gssr OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
C0ft II rhe stale II indiana, CONG rising the case,
rrpories L. the eizht volumes bl4ckford the mrs
vsunes II md IA Repor'; tOsstber with the
Revised statutes VI the ststs emboded the edition
Of Gavin Hord By kdwin A. Dsvi-. l. l. b. lvl
syo. 20
The edition Of this valuable completely
hauSte les tsa1 three mouths r. IN the time II
publication -dii q. pT nfed on hue white paper
ready. This j. one - he most complete ad b~-i
arranged u es's eser pubs ed ard has received the
highest han, n,iatioos Of he legal profession
The Il ". NJ. kAT say
The sses is IN IT. .isn ant ufion a. II
Is useiu 10 the professirn hist abridgement o
the Repo.t> hut a genuifse digest Of them"
Tee H0a. -UAvI AcitxsIp say:
'Gtis 10 sassl cDurrrf 4 oTof TIE work that n i
Digest no only 70, all supreme Court decisions vi ich
have epublshed, also Of all the modern statutes
now ia fosee. J1I 80.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

At nts telegram IN the
Richm III Elk miner,
SEPT 26:
Further news Of a
hetrn- cfaracter has
seeu re eit+t. tiit IL l.
m't drpme prudent 10
CON munieate it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
rhe ,truEElc ,n on,o-<pceen OF Iron.

The struggle In ohto-~pcech Of Hon
a. - voorhees,. Il IiyeTed at thr
Great az mrc cratic mass Meeting at
Newark, Ohio, Get. 1863.
Hon. ID " E.vfhee- a irss-ed "a irnuen~e
Demo ratio gathering 81 \ wark. Ohio. on VI n
day. Oct s In sllusion TO the threats Of John
Brough. Cows Yate- and Morton. and other so
olitOnists. that Mr.. Vallaudigham. in the event
OF bis election. shall not be inaugurated. Mr.
Voorhees spoke as fnlloHs:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09

As the Government won't give Major Cen
eral Lev. Wallace chance 10 kill rebels. the
General has concluiei To 20 20 killing steers and
hogs. He has become partner the pork and
beef packing house Of Blair 4 Co . ut Crawiords
vile. Success TO you. Lew.-lNew Albany
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-23
AD0sEt prescott.

SAM FIFIELD recently spent a few days
here. and narratcs as follows in the Polk Co
Press:
Tie city is IMPROVE rapidly in its bust.
ness facilities and in lis general appealance.-
The amount OF goods sold at this point is re-
ally astonishing. Ii is the principal grain
depot in The Valley, and the business is chief
" buying aud shipping wheat. The city
contains number Of large and well flied
stores. prominent among which are those of
W. d. Sterling. Dill d Co, Bear'lsley d Ly-
ford. \ 5. Dunbar. Parkhurst d Wilson, and
j. NJ Mckee's Book and Variety Store.
We stopped in Prescott three days, and
while there took a ride out into the country
land nv the way, we wish te mention that
we got Il fine team az George Smiths celebra-
ted stable. where we recommend every one
visiting Prescott to obtain their g g out, if
thew DIES ire 10 take ride out into the Garden
OF Eden.J aud were really surprised to wit
uess the improvement that had been made
since We last ted that portion of the Ban
ner County" some three years ago. Then it
was bat a wild prairie grown up 10 weeds;
now broad wheat fields, as fine as we ever
saw in any country, spread out on every 81 de.
From all indications we should judge that
Pierce county was III very prosperous con-
diti0n.
Returning again TO Prescott would
speak of our friend Lutte TAYLOR, whom we
found enjoying the sweets of married life,
keeping house, contented vrtuous and hap
Pr. lie is good whole-souled fellow, and
runs good family paper.
Prescott is bound TO be point Of no little
Importance. and we are glad to see it prospr.
" noticed one thing which she is sadly de
ficient in, and that is good hotel accommoda-
tions. Prescott needs good frst-class no.
tel, one that would be credit to the whole
valley, and why some public spirited citizen
does not build one, we cannot comprehend
Il would pay beyond doubt. AS accom-
modatons are now, the " Gate City looses
over half the travel that would otherwise stop
there, travellers preterrng To go to St. Paul
and take ihe stage across To saltwater and on
up the Valley rather than stay over and stop
at Prescott hotel.
Prescott contains am accommodating Rail-
road Agent. We mean our friend CHARLEY
BARNES, the gentlemanly agent of the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad. 1t is really
pleasure to buy ticket of him, as he is al
ways pleasant. and will answer any number
of questions in regard to the different routes
with a smile on his face-which is very TN
like the gruff sort of fellows who use to be
in the business years ago during the rush Of
emigration West
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-23
Probate Notice.

In Prohatc-Picrce County Court.-In the
matter Of the estate of John Shannon, de-
ceased.
~ READ1N and fiIirg the petition Of
~ A. IL. Young, administrator etc, setting
forth the amount of debts outstanding against
said deceased, that no personal property has
come into his hands as such administrator.
and description of all the said real estate of
which said deceased died seized. and the con-
diton and value Of the same and praying
that license be to him granted to sell the
whole Of said real estate and it appearing by
said petition that there is not sufficient per
saral estate III the hands of said administra-
tor to ray said debts and that is necessary
in order to pay the same to sell the whole of
said real estate it is therefore ordered that
all persons interested in said estate appear he
fore the Judge of this court on Monday, the
first dar Of June 1863, at ten o'clock a. NJ.
at The Office of said Judge. in the city of Pres
colt then and there 20 show cause. If ANY
there shall be. why license should not be
granted TO said administrator to sell said real
estate according to the prayer Of said petition.
And il is further ordered that a copy of this
order shall be personally served on all per-
sons interested in said estate fourteen DAYS
before said hearing. and shall be published
for four successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing. in the Prescott Journal. a weekly
newspaper published at Prescott, in said
county. 80 wa
WILLIAM HowEs. County Judge.