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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

r. We seldom extravagant in our praise
OF an article, but We DO think lha, Baker \ Mc
lver's silk hats for spring aud summer. are just
what mer Of taste have been waiting Tor. 25-l4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

One II D-p>n-ary specially devoted
II the se~s< 81 F-msi~s. scck La
ehorrhez. WHITE. Irregular. Painful and suppress
xens.ruston Nervous and General IL bfy. Die 90
L. Womb. Barreur-~-. dc
Ccasulfs,iC1s ara examinations fies - charge.
Also for sale. Oh DAN kE's k.sSl-aTlk PILLS
for kemsle Distractions irregul, ,ss. AZ Married 10
dies IN certain -ifu.tons hoGi them the.
would cause miscarriage. Prc- ~ vsr sek and na@y -
cent by mail.
Tx. GALEN's PRENESTfvk-AL inss'usbi. article
for those wishing iui th- Dauesf II their ofspring
Of the barren ~ho dc~v children. srrsnt.d
lure the health and ~ill iasi fer lifetime ar
address. snder sess. receipt o. NJ Puc--Two DOL
LAhS.
PATIENTS Al pisTASCF--fs s.seirx . bri~t
statement ot tl~r yrnptoms. will receive blank Char
containing Int q questions. terra for the sf
treatment Sc Medicines cent 10 any part Of The country
t. any home free from danger curiosity.
Ali transactions private aDa eontdentsi. ksueInisr
the and number.
Direct ell letters ~
aALEs'> HEAD plsPESsAns.
novl5-62d4~i ~ L..nissili.. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

~ Lee his good teas f all vnrities at prices
20 suit the most humble consumer 1T No II
Bates Block Illinois street the Chinese Tea
Store
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

sThat choice Mpsure Gunnow'ier WAS
bought ut Lees Chinese Tea Store. No. Ia Bates
Block. Illinois street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

~ Those who drink the very best Young
Hyson know Lee, At the Bates House China Tea
Store has got an article that cannot fail to suit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

~ Pianos and meodeons ~ manufacturers
prices at A. NJ Benhrr. Il Cos. Bsies House
corner 81 Nv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

To Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be as follows:
ror ten lines or less. 81 40 Over ten lines. ten
cents a line No notice will he inserted until paid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

~ Ii yoa wapt an extra choice Imperial Tea
Call ri the Bates House China Tea Store. No
Ia Illinois street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

rX-Old silver and gold wanted for which ths
highest price ia cash will be paid
Moss. Spectacle Maker.
I0-dSwr No. 80 East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

KNIGHT NAkkEN. General Az uts located in the
Company Bal ins. ; y corner Third and Main
C.nc niIati. chic.
Fo- insurance in Indianapolis and vicinity apply 10
JOHN :. >PANS, Agent, :. " washin gion and
Neridisr streets.
Mr.. JOHN l. FISH {, author red 70 transact bushes.
in my abs~nce- JOAN :. SPANS. Agent
f-hls-d.l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

~ McLene has fine assortment of revolv-
err at low prices 2l-d2"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
LIQUORS.
M.AssTsN HI d
w HI a. H ~ - - n n.
Ii uor De aler

No. 40 West aShiugtOn street.
HTAS now Ia large stock Of Brandies. Whisky
ii Gin. Wines &c foreign and domestic. which h'
offers for sale at reduced prces until the first OF March
After that time he VII continue the business at his OLD
stand, No. IL Eat Washington street febT-2wdis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
BOOTS AND SHOES.
VI EDE ITO ORDER,

81 No. 30 West Nashingtos
LAR6E STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FOR
"A sale cheap, one door EAST Of the Palmer House
s.p3o-dly A. LiNTZ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
GREAT SPEECH
or THE
Hon. C. I. VALLANDIGHAM,

UPoy THE WAR. LATELY DELIVERED IN THE
ROUSE OF REPREsESrATIvEs-HIs VIEWS or
TIE cRIsIs-Hrs PROPOSED RENEDY-sE DE-
NASDs tn. sT0rPAGE or TIE wAR-iIis IDEA
oF THE RyLkTIoss oF THR sTATEs.
The very general dern.nd fer the speech 81 Hon. e. L.
vaElandlxhs has Induced publish IN pampniet
form =. the great speech Of the are. All SHOULD De
placed IN The hsnds o. every F-ssins man u wiz ee
ready Tor delivery on Saturday. February J. All or
der. hua direct ,peeches be sent b. express as
IN. hostage win be copy sni nn<t be prepaid
Orders are solicited. Price 81 5VP-r 100 eopes.
.aar~-. ELDER. HARk..ls>S& BINGHAM.
uapoiis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
VI A = NC VI T. L.
OPERATIC CONCERT,
At Masonic Hail. on Friday Even
ing February ~, 1858,
~ the
BIND Of THE 18th US. INFANTRY
"a INSTRUMENTS.

JOSEPH rRiiG Leader
Proceeds SCARED with the Soldiers sanitary Co
OF indianapolis.
The pieces are arranged from tine original by Mt.
Tryg.
3. On Friday evening, Feb. ~ Will be rendered
the following programme. closing with patriotic airs
Part l.
Overture rom De Ma>sanieilo. Auber
? Allegro cou- brlle. fran La File de Regmert.....
Donizetti
Casta DIVA. from La Norma ..--.....- BEL nj
1 SfuiieS waltz. iaul SAg
Indiana Polka ed the 2lsf inst Trigg
s. Finale Anvil Chofls. from u VERDI
PART n.
!. Overture. from Guy Maanering- bishop
? Dsr .0 II - File Regiment. ..... DoniIetti
Csvsfiu. from De Nebocoiuoxer. ......-... Verdi
Shepherd QUICK Arranged hi tn Z
S. Kathleen Nayolrnceo. Low ?
g. Fia,lc >e-titerers from DE rcis de Lamme moor.
,-has D.urctu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

The Council met last night in regular session.
Mr.. THOMPSON IN the Chair. Present Messrs.
ID. A Fletcher. Jr.. Rchmrnn. Brown. Kuniman.
Mezgcr. Blake. Bake NeNsbb. Emerson. Col.
ley. Wallace and Hsughey.
The minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and approved
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

WANTED
WANTED.
A e. EN- II S
g m - n ntly Want e. a

VwANr INDUSTRIOUS AND kCrrvr MN TO
canvass the country thorough ~. and Depot; onr
med cine with every family. am employing ar~ufs
canvass. foot, s3c0 sud with horse and buggy $50
per var. Agents required 10 farnish horres sut
bugge~.
In addition the above salary defray all ssprnr
cideni 20 the hasiness. u Is agreeable AID brathfu
occupation for young men, giving them COED oppor-
tunty make money vi hout the possibility 80 sastaD
ing los accruing from selling commission.
Applicants hoti apply n person. address % Fur
Their information - dered) the proprietor ~ letter
No win DE employed Cor less term than year.
aud will inter into written contract g. that effect
shall require srcury in al cases VI rot person
ally acqusinted with the applicant. - shall f'ruf IN
his custody medicines. books and recspit 10 the
amount OF from ss00 10 s3 900. J. " FROST
Janie-ddw3n indianapolis. indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
TElECRAPHlC.
Noon Reports.
fRln THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Improved Condition of the Troops.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
EIersn .uifIions OF Dollars.

The lose. pad ~ this Company .ines it, establish
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
Lot for "a E}u ~ines- Room
On
SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET,
r. Cd * - 4 l.. &.

I'M SOJi MS CO3NaR oF MERIDIAN AND
~ Mas iud -tft' =. az of,-ii~ tas proposed Of
bns'ne ru1ti, o. b.. 'hii - 81. S,apu This lot Is
good lpeaton !or wholesale e.tasl-nm %, ard will 10
sold cheap NckftN ~ PIERCE,
fth lf -dSw6u f..tl Estate AGENTS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

Mr McNabb ,caIlej up the hack ordin NEE.
which was read i.rl time and passed.
Mr Hau.hey called ~ the ordinance to grade
AM oowlder Penns slvania street between Ohio
AMI Michigan streets Pissed
Mr.. Emersons ordinance ior the mpro, ement
Of New York street taken up ami passed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

y different part. Il ile Cy, sair 81 cap for ca
A or % tms ps,Ineut> licNtKNAs n PIERCE.
tecl2-iNwtu i.sal Isl ate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

DSDFS The above articles will offer 20 the trade
bargains In promi~cuouS articles direct from New
York auctions Of the partners residing In New York
and attending sales constantly.
Resident well country dealers will hnd it 10 their
sdvantageto examine stock before purchasing else
where. feb9'63-dly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
From the Charleston Mercury, September ii
The siege of Charleston.

Since the well managed and successful repulse
OF the Yankee barges from Fort Sumter, on
Wednesday morning, little has occurred in this
vicinity TO vary the m0notony OF the siege
From our own community and our sister cities,
we hear the praises of the brave spirits who hold
the fort. and of its gallant commander Major
Stephen Elliott, who selected for his soldier
lv qualities. to command the fort upon the with
drawa Of the artillery and the substitution of an
infantry garrison. last Friday night. THIS re-
pulse of the barses adds to his well known repu.
tation
The enemy have been chiefly engaged in throw
ing up works at Cummings Point, in strengthen
ing and repairing Battery Wagner, and in max
ing alterations and additions TO their batteries in
the in.eIior of the Island-among other things,
in cutting embrasures in battery on Beacon Hill.
In these operations they display their usual un-
questionable energy; and their progress is steady.
in spite OF the FIRE under which they are compelled
to toll for the most part of the time. In the
meanwhile their batteries have been perfectly ST.
lent though ours ms we hive already hnted have
not been altogether idle.
Throughout w ednesday night two of the James
Island maintained fire upon Morris Island at
intervals of FIVE minutes Du ing the following
day the fire kept up. though not go continu
ously 10y the same batteries, as well as by those
on Sullivan's Island.
The feet remains inactive, and is probably still
engaged in tinkering the damaged sides of some
ofits vessels. The Ironsides was seen yesterday
lying very close tn Battery Gregg, with a schoon
er Immediately beside her.
One of the prisoners states that tho attacking
force of night before last made up of two lines
of barges, extending to the length of half mile
The man was unable, however, to give the mum
Der of the barges.
A rough computation. based upon some cap
tured papers containing the details of the assault
gives the number of the stouming party as eight
hundred and thirty eight
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
French Agents at Richmond.

The Daily News gives, as from Richmond
correspondent. the following. under date of 18th
inst:
Capital Square presented wild scene of excite
ment yesterday. owing to the fact becoming
known that special meeting of the Cabinet had
beea called by President Davis for very impor
taat purpose Every possible aud impossible
emergency was canvassed as the cause of the
ministerial gathering. Yet with all the shrewd
guessing of the people. only few of the initiated
know the real cause thereof. 1t appears that day
before yesterday gentleman arrived in this city
from the South, and engaged rooms a. the
Spottswood. His air and appearance at once
denoted him to be a foreigner. About an hour
after his arrival the stranger called upcn Mr..
Seddon, the Secretary of War, Mr.. Benjamin,
and several other distinguished public officers
In the evening, the stranger had long interview
with the President, and alterward speedily fol
lowed the Cabinet meeting
Ii is we'll known in certain circles, that for
some time past. large numbers Of troops have
been massing in Texas. but for what purpose
could not even be imagined. The business before
the Cabinet meeting yesterday had considerable
to do with il, however, and may be productive oil
very great events.
The foreigner who was received with so much
ecat by the President and his Prime Councillors
proves to be messenger iron General Forey
the French commander in Mexico, and ] also
understand, that whatever overtures Genera
Forey may make to this government. he has no
only the full instructions OF Louis Napoleon, bu
has also his consent to make an alliance, &c
This much has leaked out from transactions o
the CAbinet yesterday. The further development
OF existing plans and treaties for knowledge mus
depend upon the operations Of our army in Vir
einia and the Southwest. il1l -. s.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
The Issue .

The leading editorial of the Evening Post last
evening gives the following truthful statement of
the issue. We condense, but without changing
the sense:
"The issue here, elsewhere, is squarely
Joined. The party of Governor Seymour. not
withstanding the cautious and even timid tone of
their resolutions, have not left US in any doubt as
to their sentiments or purposes. Speaking in
convention, they declare they for the Union
a. it was and they demand
that the Constitution as it is shall remain unim-
paired This, then, is the
Seymour position and demand. The Republican
Union platform is the direct opposite of this
Just so. Our neighbor need not have taken
a column to prove that this is the issue. Every
conservative man will accept it as true and truly
stated. The conservative is for Union-the rad
cal is for disunion The conservative is for the
Consitution-the Republican Union platform is
the ''direct opposite OF the Constitution. The
friends of the Union and Constitution therefore
will rally to the conservative ticket, while the
friends of the "direct opposite" will vote for the
Republican Union" platform. What structure
of dislOyalty must be the platform Of this new
Union now called the Republican Union." if it
is. as here confessed. the direct opposite" of the
old Union and old Constitution The issue is
indeed made, fair and square. Americans who
love the land of Washington. who revere the
memory of the great dead who have learned les
sons Of wisdom nc the feet Of the mighty men of
old-such Americans will stand BY the old Union.
and will be firm against Abolitionists and seces-
sionists, for the Constitution that has made us
what we are. But all who are in favor of re
iecting the past who despise the memory of
Washington because he was Virginian and
stakeholder who regard the Constitution as
covenant with death and "A league with hell who
believe that the "mora sense of an Abolitionist
is the true higher law above any constitution, all
such must he on the new "Repuhlican- nion"
platform I New York Journal of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, MONDAY,
From the Niagara correspondence Of the London Tmes
Federal spies I'm Canada-ur. sew
ards system of Espionage.

Clifton House is a favorite resort of Southern
Americans, and Of those natives OF the Northern
States who declire to take the oath of allegiance
to revolutionary despotism, or who have by
their real or supposed "dsioyalty" rendered
themselves obnoxious with the authorities Of
Washington. Here they are safe from all mo
lestation but that which springs from the presence
Of the ubiquitous spies Of the State Department.
These emissaries of Mr. Seward are both anna
teur and professional-male and femaie-Ameri-
can and foreign. The professional spies are the
most numerous and the most mean. They note
down who talks at dinner with Mr. VaIlandg gham !;
what refugees from the military tyranny of Gen.
Schenck at Baltimore. or Gen. Burnside at Gin
cinnati, consort together, what Englishman
or Canadian that INDUCES in tere-a tete with
a gentleman from New Orleans or Virginia.
They pretended to have travelled through the
seat Of war, and to have been with Gen Beaure
gard at Charleston or with Gen. Lee mt the battle
of Gettysburg, and resort tn every despicable
shift to worm themselves into the confidence. not
only of the American refugees and exies. whom
their dastardly reports may ruin. but into that OF
Englishmen and Canadians, to whom. fortuDate
ly. they can do no greater injury than skunk or
polecat can do in the society of gentlemen. 1t
must not be presumed, however, from this slight
sketch, that these creatures are peculiar to Nj
agara They abound in New York and other
cities, and in fact all through the North and are
maintained in their disreputable calling by con-
siderable outlay from that all but ilimitable
fund Of secret service money which the Presi
dent and his ministers are known to have at their
disposal
They catch scraps and odds and ends of con-
versation: they sit Yankee fashion. balancing
their chairs with their heels on the window sills
or balustrades. pretending to read the newspa
pers. but straining their ears TO catch the dis
iont ed 0f tho cou 6dpntial talk of tho
bystanders. They claim previous acquaintance
shin with persons who never saw their faces
They assume the guise of Southern sympathizers
the better to draw forth the free thought and ex
preston of those whom they wish to betray, and
not unfrequenuy carry their impudence to the
length OF passing themselves off as British Off
GERS who have seen service in the South.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

Important Reports N True-rhres
Divisions OF Lees Army sent 60
GeorgtA-Two Hundred TbsusacA
Rebels TO be Hurled Agssoss 10.
sccrans' and Burusfde's Ferccs.
The New York Herald's Washing snG d.ssSssch
of the l7th says:
In the multitude Of conflicting Statements in
reference 70 Lees army, many are unreliable.
Rut a Union citizen of the South. who left At
lanta. Ca. on September 4. 1868. and carse
through Richmond. and into our lines to avoid
conscription, brings the intelligence that three
divisions of Lees srmy-one each from Long
streets. Hills and Ewell's corps-have been or
dered to Dalton. Georgia. to reinforce Johnston
and Bragg Ii is the boast OF the rebels that
thew can crush out the srmies of Rosecrans and
Burnside BY hurling against them force Of two
hundred thousand men, and they appear perfectly
confident of their ability 70 accomplish this.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

satisfactory returns. all viii be paid in the notes
furthest from the place of payment in order to
promote their circulation As. however. there ia
TO be no specie payments, the greenback and its
shadow will be of equal value, and all be the Wis
ible manifestation of Government bankruptcy,
corporation fraud and national ruin
The persons who embark in these schemes
are. however. more enterprising than prudent,
The United States Courts may pronounce the
whole loan unconstitutional, in which case all
participants will be liable. as individual partners.
for debts that must be met i'm stecie
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.

Tins DrprRxxoK.-Th Democratic party 10
in favor of the Union Of States-whils the Re
publican party, II We interpret their policy Alright,
4 In favor of the union of colors. .eel r
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
From the Buffalo Courier.
Political Lyrics.
"71e Southern ooss' and an ."0ds TO the american
Flag"

The telegraph has already announced the
rest and Punishment. BY General Schencl
the editors and proprietors of the Baltimore
publican, on the charge Of having publish,
disloyal song. The following is the objecti
Bile lyric, which we publish in juxtaposition
another from a leading Republican Journal
reader can judge for himself as to the poe
and political merits of each:
THE sOUTHERNA "LoYAL" s
CROSS"
From the Balti,nore Re From the " y 7ra
TJh6Iicdn.
Oh say, can you see, ODE TO
through the gloom and
the storm. THE AMERICAN f
More bright for the dark
ness, that pure constei-
latiohi
Like the symbol of love All hail the Haunting
and redemption its The stars grow pale
form, dim.
As it points TO the haven Of The stripes are bl
hope for the nation. scars,
How radiant each star as A lie the Wanting
the beacon afar,
Giving promi-e Of peace,
or assurance in war; II shields pirates de
'Tis the Cross Of the South, IL binds man in chs
which shall ever re- 1t yokes the captive's
To light us to freedom and stains
glory againi
How peaceful and blest Tear down the flau
was Americas soil lel
Till BETRAYED by the guile Haf-mast the starry
Of the Puritan demon, Insult no sunny sky
Which turks under virtue With hates pol
and springs from its ragi
To fasten its fangs in the
life-blood Of freemen, Destroy It, ye who can
Then boldly appeal to each Deep sink 1t in
heart that can feel, waves;
And crush the foul viper 1t bears fellow man
meath Liberty's heel To groan with Fl
And the Cross OF the South slaves.
shall in triumph re-
To light us to freedom and Furl, furl the boasted Il
glory againl Till freedom lives aga
To rule once more in tr
-Tis the emblem Of peace Among umtramu
tits the day-star of men.
Like the sacred La6drum
That guided the Ro- Roll up the starry sheer
From the shore Of the stains;
Gulf to the Delaware's For in its folds are seer
'lope, The stamp of rus
lis the trust of the free chains
and the terror of foe
Fling its folds to the air.
while we boldly de-
The rights we demand or
the deeds that we dare
While the Cross o, the South
snail in triumph re-
main
To light us to freedom and
glory again.
And II peace should be
hopeless and justice
denied,
And wars bloody vulture
should flap it's black
pinOns,
Then gladly ''to arms''
while we hurl in our
pride
Defiance to tgrants and
death to their min
ionsl
With our front in the field.
swearing nerer TO yield,
Or return like the Spartan
in death on our shield
And the Cross of the South
shall triumphantly
wave
As the fag of the free or
the pail of the bravel
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

TIE DAILY SENTINEL
Will be by mail express to subscribers at any
point for sixty cents month, dollars year.
All subscriptions invariably in advance. Address
ELDER HARKNESS. Il BINGHAM.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

Roll up the starry sheen,
Conceal its bloody
stains;
For in its folds are seen
The stamp of rustling
chainsl
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

Furl, furl the boasted liel
Till freedom lives again,
To rule once more in truth,
Among umtrammeled
men.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

Destroy IL, ye who cant
Deep sink ii in the
waves;
II bears a fellow man
To groan with fellow
slaves.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28
WM. P. DEBOLT, Preside
:. + j. tFr1i 41ar.r Secretaries.

PULASKI CoUYTY.-The Democracy of this
county will hold a mass meeting at Winnamac,
on Thursday. September oath. to nominate
county ticket, to be supported at the October
election. Hon G. N FIrcH. S. a HALL and c.
B. LAsELLE have consented to be present and
address the meeting
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

Tear down the Haunting
liel
Half-mast the starry flag
Insult no sunny sky
With hates polluted
ragl
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

II shields a pirates deck,
IL binds a man in chains,
II yokes the captive's neck,
And wipes the bloody
stains.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

All hail the Haunting Lie !
The stars grow pale and
dim.
The stripes are bloody
scars,
A lie the vaunting hymn.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-28

IMMENSE DKxocRArrc RALLY AT BLuFFroS.-
On Thursday, we attended Democratic meet
ing at Bluffton, Wells county, which for nun
bers, spirit and enthusiasm, exceeded anything