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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
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VIZ published Yesterday al excellent article.
clearly and concisey setting forth the manner in
whic3 the Federal Government was organized.
whicS we hoped received the consideration which
IL derives The Constitution and the Union were
accelSel and adopted by the States as organized
and Independent governments. In other words,
the 5ieneral Government formed by the
States. with only the powers delegated by the
latter to the former that are set forth ia the
ConsS tution. while the States expressly reserved
full Introl and direction Of their domestic at
fairs In that regard they yielded nothing. This
was rS,e understanding of the founders Of the
i;oye4ument as 10 the relation between tie Fed
era Government and the States. JEFFERSON.
who u quoted BY the Republican party now days
as alhority in showing the principles upon
which, the Government was founded. SAYS
that e leading purpose of the people should be
"Thd support OF the State governments in all
their ghts. a. the most competent sdministra-
tious 9for our domestic concerns and the surest
bulwsrk against anti Republican tendencies"
That gas always been the Democratic. idea of the
theoty Of our government, and rs long as IL was
main Insd and carried out IN the administration
of ID government The rights OF persons ard
prop.Hty we're respected But another sentiment
nov revails with those Who have chargeof the
ship ki State Ii favors the Capitalization of
powei the striking down Of State rights
AMI the obliteration Of State lines.
Mr. eiScoLS gave the KEY note TO this new
polici when he stated in his speech in this city.
when s,n his way to Washington. that the States
bore Ae same relation 10 the Federal Government
tina, ts.e counties 10 to the States. tie admins
ter tie eovernmeu, upon that idea, and hence il
Is thSt just in the proportion that the rights
of thu States have beeu disregariei 10 that degree
has a. re been increase OF anti republican ten
denci4 II is only those who are wilfuly blind
that SiH deny this proposition. In this connec-
ton. 3se quote the following Appropriate com.
meat from a contemporary:
lie misfortune Of the country il. that the
opporl nts Of the Democratic party will not read
the triple Of history Their papers dare not even
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
It's NEWS CHARACTER.

The facilities for making it oHEAT DEMOCRATIC NEWS
raPEK have been largely increased There Is not inn
porisnt point in the country where do not maintain
one or special correspondents. By this means we
able outstrip ali cur Western contemporaries In
early graphic and truthful INTEL Of passing events
We employ the magnetic telegraph at cost 81 more than
thirty thou aud dollars annually special ssengers at
hesvy outlay, and the express and mails emily they
be made useful Indeed, without regard to eS-
penses those nstrumentaities for the collection
and transmission of which will best serve To
this paper the country Indebted for tie first and fullest
reports Of all the important military movements in the
Southwest, and il has been heretofore il will be
hereafter and with military operations in the South
west, shall il be with regard TO political commercial
and all other operations in the whole country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

4 DIGEST OF THK DECISIONS or THE SUPREME
Court ~ TIE State Il Indiana, comprising the
reported in the eight volumes 81 backf0rd and the
sixteen volumes ~ ndisns Reports together with the
Revised Statutes % the embs die
OF Gavin A Hord. by Edwin A. Dsr.s, l.. l.. B. vol.
Svo as 90.
The FIRST edition OF this valuable completely
bsusted Ia less than three months the time Of
publication. edition. printed fine white paper
Is ready. This j. u the complete and best
arranged dgests published, and has received the
highest Communications u The legal profession.
The Hon II. Il. RAY say:
The Digest u IN it, plan and execution it
j. useful 70 the profession. This is abrdgement Of
the Reports but a genuine digest u them.
The HOa. DAVID AcDONAID says
at i no small comrnendstoa Of the we<k that IL 10
Digest not only Of all Supreme Court decisions which
have be- published, but also Of all the modern statutes
IA force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

Old ABE's peculiar style of composition is aptly
illustrated bv ARrENus WARD In advertising
his lectures. he produces sun'iry certificates,
among viii u is enc from Old ABE, as follows:
irtemns Ward-DEAR SIR: nave never heard
snv of vonr lectures. but from what | can learn
| should s,y shat Tor people who like the kind Of
lectures YOU deliver thev are justine kind Of lee
lures such people Ike. Yours. respectfully.
OaAsE
The above Is quite lucid the most Of Old
ABKs writings.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
ITS COMMERCIAL CHARACTER.

Chicago is undeniably the financial and commercial
centre of the Northwest. The financial and commercial
reports of the Times universally acknowledged to
eel those any other paper Their may be
implicitly relied upon. The public may re>t assured that
the paper will all times and under all circumstances
be in the popular interest, and in the interest
gamblers in money produce. In this respect the
Times will commend itself well TO legitimate bankers
and legitimate produce dealers the great producing
classes whom faithful aud impartial reports Of the
tua and spirit Of the markets Of the highest
consequence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

A correspondent writing us from one Of the
Southern counties in the State, makes the fol
lowing suggestions as to the position the Demo
cratic party should occupy in the approaching po-
htical canvass:
The Demo, racy OF this county are thoroughly
organized and ready for the approaching contest.
We don't want any panderiDg to mere success
We must plant ourselves platform with just
ice and right glowing in every line, and then
abide the consequence whatever il may be. It's
the duty OF the Democracy to save the country
and. To accomplish this great purpose. we must
oppose the military revolution of the party in
power. well as the revolution at the South
Gen Mansfield declared in his speech at this
place. few days ago, that 1.-The Constitution as
il l., and the Union it was. made him smile -
that 'all revolutions had a tendency to change
existing Institutions" if he is right, then where
is the test Of loyalty. if We have constitution?
Who can he guilty OF treason, il we have a revo-
luton at the North, as his language seems to
intimate, and what fighting for? have
always thought we were fighting under organ
lied government and against a revolution
Let Us not be timid because bad men denounce
US as traitors. Vice ever wars against virtue. We
must meet the issues in the approaching contest
like men, and save the government even if Mr.
LiucOlns administration goes down amid the ex
ecrations of an indignant people determined to
be free
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
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EST RAY.
TWO HORSES STRAYED.

STRAYED FROM Tgy PREMISES or THE SUBscRI-
- BER, living at No 81 South Noble street Wed
nesdsy Eighf last. one
n - NJ - re-
Fve yeas old next spring not quite Is han,s high with
q star IN her forehead. Also one
HI n - - Ia ~ - - - -
-Four years old next April, and about the
the Mare
Any giving information that may get them,
or returning then 10 Wood 4 Foadrsy's stable will be
literally rewarded
THOMAS CHARLES.
No. - South Noble Street. indianapolis.
novel -aA~l~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
DANCING.
BOOKS.
BOOKS.
GROUND THE BLOCK
D. A PPLET0N & co..
443 and 40 broadway,
WILL PUBLISH N \ FEW DAYS
ROUND TIE BLOCK,
AN AMERICAN NOVEL. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
l Vol l2mo Cloth. 81 50.
rFrom the Home Journal
From the home Journal


ct is understood to be the work of a gentleman who
has achieved success IN other departments OF literature
From the American Literary Gazette and Publishers
Circular.
1--WE have had a great many kinds of Novels lately
There have been Catholic, Pussye, High Church. Low
Church. No Church, Presbyterian Baptist Methodist and
Uniterian Novels. There have been Novels written by
Union in behalf Of the Union and Novels written bv
rebels prove that the doctrine Of
sumniate flower of human wisdom. There have been
Novels written in the interest of spiritual
ISM freelOve and vegetable diet. We understand that
Novel Round the Block which will be decided
parture from this sort az thing IL passing through the
of Appleton Co IL i bpiG attempt the
Novel back the old platform Of romantic literature
where neither doctrines theories ght but the
sole purpose Of the novelist to entertain his readers
hucn also made Of the plot which Is essential sadly
neglected and slurred in these latter days Novel read
ers who have been longing for THE God old
sort, maize out OF bran new American materials, will
eagerly await the appearance of Round the Block"
F7Rarly orders should be forwarded the publish
there is great difficulty in getting books msnufac
tured this season. and the supply will necessarily be de-
fcicni.
y PSert free by mail on receipt Of price.
nov25 DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

LINCOLN AMONG dis FRIENDS The Presi-
dent We are told. invariably addresses Messrs
Seward aad Chase as Governor" Mr.. Blair as
Judge" the Secretary of the Navy as "Mr
Welles.' and the Secretary of Wara. "Sisuton ="
With Others be is more familiar calling the
Commander in-Chief Henry" aud the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania Andy" but some who
would fam be considered confidential terms
with him are always tremendously addressed as
Colonel, or By some other formal title.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

-Mjor General j. @. FosTER passed
through Cincinnati on Sunday last, en- route for
General BURSsIDE's Headquarters, 70 assume the
command OF the Army of East Tennessee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
Republican Acts Condo mined by Re
pubiicans.


WHAT SENATOR TRUnBULL SAID.
We ask the candid attention Of Republicans To
the following important propositions made by a
member Of their own party:
Necessity" is the plea Of tyranls. And If our
Constitution ceases 10 operate, the moment a
person charged with its observance thinks there
is necessity" 10 violate IL, il is OF little use
We are fighting 10 maintain the Constitution, and
IL especially becomes in appealing to the peo-
pie to come to its rescue, not TO violate il
selves How are we better than the rebels, if
both alike set a. naught the Constitution--lS Sen
ator Trumbull Republican,
That is a sufficient reply to the ever ready
reason of military necessity" which is set up
for all sorts Of atrocities now.
WHAT GOVERNOR BUTTON SAID.
Ex Governor DUrroS, of Connecticut, another
prominent Republican. said that the President
has no more right TO emancipate slaves than he
has to grant bills OF divorce
That is sufficient answer to the miserable
twsddle Of the Tribune and its echoes. that LIN
coLN's Illegal "edict," aboshing slavery. as 1.-THE
law Of the land q"
What say our abolition disunon papers to these
things?"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

|8y the Governor OF Indiana

re Pre- dent Of the United States. having Designated
3sssy. th. 18th day o. November. instant, Day
anksgiving.
Tssrefore I, oLIvEE P. MoKros Governor Indiana.
eby oct apart said day. and call upon the people
state % observe the same In accordance with the
u smafion o. the President.
the people thank and praise Almighty God for the
a mercies He has shown durinx the past year.
Him. with humble hearts 10 still protect guide
tbles- and the ines;imable blessings o;
nj and Peace 70 our bleeding and suffering country.
al the Executive Department, Indianapolis, this
h AZ q November. A D.. 1893.
3vtd OLIVER p. MORTON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
ITS MISCELLANEOUS CHARACTER.

Much atteatioD will be given the miscellaneous and
literary department Of the paper Tales sketches Euro
pean and home gossip, reviews Of new books and all
those things which and the general reader
will be given in sufficient profusion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
BOOKS. &C.
BOOKS, &C.
II EW BOOK STORE.
No. North Pcnusyivauia street,
Opposite Odd Fellows Hail,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

FlvODD CARMICHAEL, BOOKSELLERS AND STA
TONERS, are filling their shelves with the newest
AMI best Books from standard literature suitable for
Sabbath Schools. and for religious and general rearing
Also School Books and Stationery in every variety,
with assortment of beautiful Photograph Albums,
Diaries, Portfolios, dc. &c.
Please call aud examine stock
CHAs. y. TODD.
novlG-dly j. ID. CARMICHAEL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

The LIBERTY OF THE PREss-Says Curran in
his speech on the trial of Rowan: "As the ad
vocaie OF society, therefore fpeace, of domestic
liberty. and the lasting union of the two coun
tries. conjure you to guard the Liberty Of the
Press That grea, sentinel Of the State. that
Crane detector of public impostors; guard il, be-
cause when il sinks. there sinks with Il. in one
common grave the liberty OF the subject. and the
security of the crown"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

; DrIAwARE.-Liberty and law were again
grossly outraged by the Administration IN the
Delaware election Such wrongs will be rightly
estimated in history II is not surprising in these
times 10 see radical newspapers defend them
They would glady destroy all American liberty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
Considering the quality q the CONTAINED in the
different editions Of the Times, Il Is the
CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WEST.

Every person who holds the interests u the country
heart should do som-thng towards placing paper
in the hand Of his neighbors and friends I,tle effort
will widely increase it, influence.
All the editions Of the Times will be lice re,o-psf~v.
and all who want such paper free from secessicn
ism free from aboionism free from Of every sort
hostile n all The is and devoted and
vative principles all questions invited to become
patrons u the Times.
lTFsPecmen copies viii be sent, on application by
mail or otherwise.
STOREY Il WORDEN.
w.F- SORRY.
"ohDbS ro-25-ddvis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

MflroN OK PARRor GuSs-The Toronto Globe
referring 81 the enormous artillery used by us in
The operations before Charleston. saws:
Cannon 50 enormous that Milton could con.
celvs them beng alone used 10y supernatural
beings-deep throa,ed ngines-
Whose roar
Emhovclled With outrageous nolse the air
And all her entrais tore. disgerging nom
Their devilish glut. chained thunderbolts and hail
Of iron gobes,'-
have been pressed into the service Of the mortais
Of this present year eighteen hundred and sixty
three
Verify the great poe, mus, hove had view Of
4 hrst-clsss Yankee bombardment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

sT- The gross receipts of the Northwestern
Fair for the benefit of disabled soldiers stated
st ISL 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

The % Tia CHicsSo TTsEs during the past
year has perhaps precedent in American journalism.
Its circulation has risen in that brief tine, from few
thousand a greater circulation than has ever been
achieved by Democratic newspaper I'm this country.
This Is Attributable Us uniiring enterprise in the col
lection Of news scope and elisb'y Of i;s
cal intelligence last, though least its inde
pendence and boIdness a. political Journal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

- rebel iron clad ram at Mobile attacked
the block ading aeet ie~ DAYS ago. but after re-
ceiviDg three shots from the Colorado and two
from The Genesee. Immediately put back under
the protection of the guns of Fort Morgan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

IL the following statement of how the Govern
ment plantation policyIwords, is fair exhibit of
it. the sooner it is discontinued the better:
New Orleans correspondent OF New York
paper gives US an idea how the negroes get
along. under compulsory labor, on the Govern
ment plantations The writer saws the report Of
W II Wilder the inspector of plantations dis
closes the following melancholy facts: The re
port states that on White Castle plantation. out
OF l5s negroes 80 have died and ~ ran away
thus leaving but - of the original number At
the Old Hickory plantation, there we're 4l3 ne
groes: of these. 2c2 have diel since June last
Mr. Wilder SAYS that on his visit to the Old
Hickory plantation. he found p negroes sick and
without proper nurses or medical attendance
The hospital is a building Il by % feet in size.
IN which the sick referred to packed. In
the mdst of the lazsr house was the dead BODY OF
a woman who had died on "Wednesday at 3 o.
clock A. VI. At ; O'Clock T. NJ, the follow
inc day, 10 measures had been taken for her sen
ulture. and the body had commenced to decom-
pose
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

The following letter from the attorney General
OF the United States to Federal Office holder at
st. Louis, is the most pointed epistle Of its kind
that We have seen excepting that of the remov.
al of Lieut.. EDGERLY for voting the Democratic
ticket in New Hampshire:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

~ A Quebec paper notices an unusual move
ment westward from that city OF var materials
including eight heavy guns
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
THE DAILY TINES.

This is a large sheet, printed type, by OF
Hoes famous fourcylinder presses and is furnished
the following rates.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

Az government hospital is to be located at
! mona Minnesota
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

Twenty one hundred of the Yankee prisoners
in Richmond have been sent to console the good
people of Danvilie. Lynchburg has sent an in
vitation for several thousand and they will be
sent up this week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
The ExcnAxss OF PnrsoSrRs.-On this $

The ExcHANGE OF PRIsoSERs-On this sub
ject the Richmond Enquirer says:
The flag of truce boat which arrived on Satur-
day, brought up $50 convalescent Confederate
soldiers lately released from confinement in the
North An exchange of surgeons will take
place in a few days Eighty five YANKEE sur
gcons sire now in prison in this city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
EDWIN A. DAVIS,
AT LAW,
q. S. COMMISSIONER,

office No. Talbot A. Nevis Busrdtuw
Pennsylvania 81. next door
>outh OF Postosftce,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
DaKTiCULAR ATTENTION GIVEN To cfvn. AND
Criminal Business IN the Cuitsd Courts Ind
annapolis. cct5'Gs-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
ArToRsKY Generals OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, November =, 1861
Ed,ra1ds NJ Io,,;s No

SIR: Your recent participation in political en-
terprises hostile TO the known views and wishes
OF the Executive Government of both the Nation
and the State. render il unfit, in my opinion. for
you to hold the Office of United States Attorney
for the Eastern District of Missouri Such being
my opinion, the President. at nv request has
caused your office 10 be vacated and another ap-
pointed in your stead.
Yours, En-. BATES,
Afrnrnar Ennnral
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
THE WEEKLY TINES

Is very larg sheet, containing than thirty col
umns OF reading matter the Uery 81 the DAILY
PAPER, and i furnished subscribers in all sd
vance, a follows:
single copy, year * W
MONTHS. 10
Club oil tour copies, 90
ten Is %
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the getter up Of the club..... 80 90
The entire remittance for clubs must in all cases be
made time.
It is emphatcally FImay Newspaper. Besides
news, tales sketches gossip, etc, il contains Weekly
Reciec ofne Markets prepared expressly for it,
unins which every farmer, drover and umberman L.
worth ten times the yearly subscription price the
paper.
A Campaign Paper Tor the Presidential Election 1t
is intended that the weekly edition of the Times shall
surpsss AL other papers. And venture to suggest
that, regard to the circulation OF Democratic newspa
Pers, the campaign be opened Papers
circulated early In the year will be Of far service
than those circulated the approach Of the
ton. And Of all the Of what power
fu than light shed through the pess' For Of the
Times in quantities Of fifty and upwards apply the
present, by letter To the pr0pnstors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
MARSHAL'S SALE,
United States Marshal's Sale.

In the Circuit Court Of
the United States, District
OF Indiana.
November Term, 1864.
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NnanrlaI.
SrArI OF ILLINOIS TRKAsuasa', Ovv,c,
SPRIy6TIELD lima ioea

STATE OF ILLINOIS TRKAsuasR's Oyv,o.
srRISevisLD, June Q. 1853
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that thu
Treasurer Of the State Of Illinois will on and M, ~
FIRST MONDAY Of JULY NEXT until the 10Th DAY Of VA
month DO ready. o. tho American Exchange Bank. NJ.
YO,k TO PAY the INTEREST tuing the ar. Moud.v
Of Jay 1867 the PUBLIC DEBT Of the STATE Of ILL.
NOTS.
The interest then due and no! called for prior 10 The NH
day o. July, will thereafter be paid only at the Office The
Treasurer Of tho State Of Illinois. In the City OF Springfield
Holders Illinois aud Michigan Canal Bouds where con.
pens are exhausted. required to present the bonds
ALEXANDER STARNE,
State Treasurer.