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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
How % said the Governments"

The New York Sun makes the following CAPT
tai bit:
State Convention OF Loyal Leagues" has
heen called 10 assemble in Utica 10 morrow. Ito
consider in what manner they mas best AID the
Goyerument In the prosecution of the war. Hap
pily the Presidents proclamation calling for
,hre. hundred thousand fresh volunteers. no
longer leaves the question open 10 discussion;
msnife~tly and plainly they can best AID the
Government" by volunteering. IL there j. any
other method. We should ike TO see L. The
"Lsyal League have glorious opportunity ior
establishing their claims Ia SUPERIOR loyalty, AMI
" their number aud influence in this and other
States are not grossly exaggerated. they are ~ a
condition to il the entire quota out of their own
ranks. This IL no time for professions oil loyal
~ unless they are brsvely backed up by deeds,
and We trust tina, the Utica Convention To NOR
row will adopt some practicable means besides
talking of msnifestag the superior patriotism oil
the LOYAL Leagues. Recruiting tents just nov
are better than resolutions. and live volunteer
will weigh down bu-hel OF speeches, and will
90 further towards aiding the Government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
FOR SALE.
AUCTION SALE
A.
VALUABLE RESIDEN nee,
On the corner of Illinois and New York Also
the entire stock Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.

Il WILL SILL ON MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF
u November. 1853, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at
public auct the premises, the House aud stu
ate "n the rnrr OF Illinois aud New York streets
present occupied a. a reSidenc. by X. l. McOuat
TERus oF SAfE-tme-foGrth cash in hani one fourth
in and hree years each. the deferred pa,
bearing interest at NJ rate OF per cent per and
to be secured by mortgage on the pr y, rty sold
AID at the time AID place will sell in ike
n'r tie tire stock Of Household and Kitchen Furniture
heinz wei seUt nd almost good consisting OF
one Piano Furie. BeadSieadS Bureaus. Tables. hairs
sh 'and> Carpet, Ss~e, Kitchen Furn ture. &c &c.
TEAMS OF sAIE-All sums under $40 cash, and l
sums OF Sl0 and credt Of nine months will he
ven, the purcha executing note With approved
curity. with interest.
Thu properly will be exhibited purchasers and all
infor nation given by the undersigned
OBJ FOnTE, Auo'ioncer,
oct32-did No 90 Wes; Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
FOR SALE.
FLOUR MILL FOR SALE.

VlTITH ABOUT ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND ON
wv Cooked. Creek, the Lafayette ksifroad
Bridge " bite kf>er. three toar miles rom In
III nzpoix The Mill has TAO ~ French Bu r. eete
fe. over shot wh FL. machinery IN good running order
mill coed frame, ooe- more les grindins
in the dryes ssasos; good dseng h0u~s, MILK housr
stable about ly fru' tres, With grape and her
small fruit considerable portion ~ the land under s
tvafon- snail city property taken part pay n \.
cstan suits. For particular apply the preni,ss q,
by letter 20 CHARLES PUT
s~psIT-dlw&w3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
LOAN Bonds.
Redemption of Indiana Bank Loan
Bonds.

xWTHEREAs, BY TIE TERMS oFIoAS or THE
" Indiana Bank Loan Bon Is. tie legally
al er thu lapse 81 twenty ct the pleas
re Of the Stale NOTICE j. hereby given "a the holders Of
aid BONDS that will b. ceemcc with interest
reo on and after the lst day OF December, 1883 al
IN. ofic- OF Me~r- Wns4ow. Lzner Co. banker~. No
So W al >tr~-t New ord sfss the Office Of the
sinking fund Board, inisnapo Indiana: and that from
and alter sad cate nerest said bonds will not he al
lowed.
By order Of the Board Of sinking Fund Commissioner
W. Ia. fALBUrT, President.
Indianapolis, Oct. Is. lsss. cctis-dei
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
stephen a Douglas On the Pur.
poses OF the Repub iicans.

While | can DO no act which recognizes or
counienanres the doctrine of seces-ion. INV policy
j. peace. and | will not consider the question OF
war until every effort has been made for peace
and all hope shall have vanished. When the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
The Late EIectIon-ss republican ossc.

the returns from the State elections held on
Tues'ity are n sufficiently complete to war
rant an extended ANALYSIS of the result. But So
far rs the Administration party is ncerned il
can al most be nothing but "A barran victory
They gain nothing. They cannot possibly gain
anythpg. for every office filled is now and has for
two years been held by them Admit that Cur
tin has been elected Governor of Pennsy lvania-
which Is not yei quite certain. H. is the Gov
ernor now Admit that Brungh is elected Gov
ernor of Ohio. The radicals have the Governor
now. Admit that Stone Is elected Governor of
Iowa. His friends have the Governor now So
that. as before remarked. the Administration
party gain nothing. and the chief significance will
attach to comparison OF their m ,orities of
Tuesday with those of two wears ago Givin.
them all they nj present claim and they have
sustained a loss in each State. as will be seen by
the following figures:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

4 THE AMERlc y DISPESsARY WE TREAT BIZ
"A method. and with he happle.i results. Pro
Egsas It~ri, CALLING ef the womb, tHcesFfiOD tlsr
pfjoa, Lnh rrle whies.) Z injury and all other di>
eases 10 which the dDaesscn Fm.fie II PECULIARLY
liable Send three doa aud receive by express
the FeSagie Syringe. This instrument shuuiC
b. used b, every IN he land. fo purpo~. Of
Gle ,sJin>ss c1nqrOfr. keHb r. Sent free receipt
Of samp copy Of Private Letter 20 Married Ladies'
on health. DC The Doctors c,l.brsfea feHake FiNs
fresh from he Dspefsary are FeyV geac IN simple dis
ease, irregul1rfe~, DC. Price 81. . NJ By mail.
the American Disg~n~~rD al @ treat acifhOuf
merchrV. and with never Milling success Isa<rfn. ar
what the qnacks call Irir1fs cre' diseases: SytHis
IN - stages Gonorrhea. elect structure Hydrocele
Crcocee. vareocee. Carsoceie slernutorhsa Seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debilfy, I'm
pofsncy and effects 81 self-abuse. The las ~y
treated Of Ia "prvate letter. which send free
receipt % stamp.
he experience ~ the surgeon IN charge Of this de-
partm~nt Of the hest Hospitals IN Europe and
New York City enables him patients scentfca.
Is ant restore them speedily
those living si distance communicate by letter
sd he treated their homes. In urgent cases send -
or Gle and r-ceivs icnes.
Consultation fr>e and eoi.ffsrtsai Room So IA
East Washington 81 rect, indianapolis. p a. Box VISA.
a.r0 div-~i2t.ism
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
FOR SALE.
LUMBER FOR SALE.

FEvHE UNDERSIGNED, COMMITTEE FOR THE SALE
I of e lum the STATE Fair Ground wish to
close their hooks and al~o make immediate of
the lumber W remaining the ground "a ties de-
sirin Lumber cannot lind better opportunity than the
present to make purchases.
IL. A. FLETCHER & LOOMS,
ocf22f2t Conmee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

AxpREw JAcKsoS-Each State has the un-
questionable right TO regulate its own inter nal
concerns according TO its own pleasure; aud while
il does not interfere with the rights of the people
OF other States, or the rights Of the Union
every State must be the sole Judge Of the
measures proper to secure the safety of it, citi
zens and promote their happiness; and all efforts
on the part of the people of the State TO cast
odium their institutions. aud all measures cal
cuated To disturb their rights Of property, or 20
put IN jeopardy their peace aud internal tranquil
". are ia direct Opposition to the spirit in which
the Union was founded. and must endanger it's
safety Motives OF philanthropy may be as
signed to their unwarrantable interference. and
weak men may persuade themselves for mo
ment that they are laboring in the cause Of hu
mainly. and asserting the rights of the human
race; but every one. upon sober reflection, will
see that nothing but mischief can come from
these improper assaults upon the feelings aud
rights OF Others Rest assured that the men
found busy in the work of discord are not worthy
OF confidence, and deserve the strongest reprOba
ton Jack4on's Farewell Address, Washington,
NJ arch 3, 1887.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
COUGH NO MORE.
Try StrickIa a DIS McIlifiuOus
Cough B:slSam,

This best ani cheapest remedy for c, ugh Colds
tIoarseness. Asthma, wmoupg Cough and Consum ptn.
Everybody who ha~ tried this eNcreut Ba~am ethus-
aslica Is recommend H. Mr.. Mitchell, Barr street, Cib
cinnati says she een fearful sufferer with cough
for bad TO hc able Ia walk stairs
She TOOK bottle Of this Ralsan and has ben better
er since and ADVISES ell who have Coughs Colds and
Asthma Try tb~ valuable Cuugh Balsam. Fifty cents
per bottle Soil by all druggists, and manuac ursd a.
East four.a street. Cincinnati. oc'22 dAwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

gFIn Iowa. where the Democrats run
Gessrsl in the army--a War Democrat Tor Gov
ernor, namsi Tu,tis-they are a. badly beaten
~ they were in Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

DANIEL WEBSTER Free speech ia a home
bred right. hreside privilege. IL has ever been
enjoyed in every house. cottage and cabin in the
nation. Il is not to be drawn into controversy
1t is as undoubted the right of breathing the
mir and walking on the earth. IL il right to be
maintained in peace and war IL is right which
cannot be invaded without destroying constitu
tional liberty. Hence this right should be guard
ed and protected by freemen Of this country with
jealous care unless they are prepared for ch Tins
and anarchy Great Grafton of Daniel Webster
on free speech in 1914
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

Henry -Abolitionisml With Aboli-
tionists the rights of property nothing; he
deficiency of the powers OF the general govern
ment is nothing: dissolution of the Union and
the overthrow OF Government in which are con-
centrated the hopes of the civilized world are
nothing: single idea has taken possession OF
their minds. and onword they pursue it. over
looking all birriers, reckless and regardless OF
all consequence Speech of Henry Clay
against the insdious policy of the Abolition
lists
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

SuuRinN MI aggregate loss OF 81 ~. winch
may be largely increased 10y the complete re
turs The rejoicing of the Republicans over
such ~ ctor," must he slightly akin to that
OF the accidentally acquitted murderer who
cheats The hilter 0f rs due - Rochester Union.
Wen ~ no want the War tn GO On
All the nb,li,onist> who want slavery torn out
root and branch even Il the country i ruined
want the war to 90 on. but they don't want to
help
All the Federal assessors. who make three and
four dollar. day. want the war o. 70 on, but
they don't want To- help.
All The tax collectors. who get ten per cen; on
Communication money, want the war 10 go no, IL IT
takes every man-but themselves
All the shoddy contractors. who have made
prncely fortunes by furnishing rotten cloihiug
70 the soldiers, want the war 10 30 on-without
them
All ship owners. who sell the government rot
ten vessels tor double the cast of good vessel
want the war TO 20 on-i0r they canhti0rd 10 pay
s3n0
All the cotton spectators. who go in cahoots
with genefals a. steal cotton. want the war to
go on-uhiif all the cotton i stolen.
All the knavss shD sell old spivinei. ring
bouei and blind horses to the GOV ernmeut At ex
brilliant prire-. want the war To 20 on.
All the provost m trshtls AMI the under strap
pers. who let so much head for srre~'ing Dem
ocrats. want the war to 20 on-wthUut their as
si~tauce
All the New England manufacturers who got
dividends OF fity per cent. want the war 20 20
on-uutil all the poor men are killed off
All the railroads. who are growing rich by
chtrging the government exnrbtaut rates for
transportation. want the war To go On-untll the
government - bankrupt
Lincoln aud his cabinet, who hope to make
their Offices perpetual by the bayonet, want the
war to 20 on.
But the people want the war stopped the FIRST
moment the constitution Il indicated. and those
in rebellion eviuce disposition TO return TO their
allegiance. Hancock Courier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

THoxAs JEFFERsoS-I with the deepest
Aft ction the rapid strides With which the Federal
branch If our government Is advancing tOSard
usurpstion OF All the rights re-erv Ell To the States
and the consolidation IN Itself Of al power. for
eign aud domestic. and that. too. by construc
tious which, il legitimate. leave limits their
poxer.-JeGerson's Works. by A. II. Washing
t.,n vol T. Do. 22j 2J3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

sBWe Get home news from abroad OCCASION
ally The following item in reference to Indiana
affairs appears in the Cleveland Plain Dealer:
PoLIricAL Joseph A Wright. of Indiana. is
almost unanimously spHken of nv Republicans AS
their candidate for Gos ernOr. Morton aSpirss To
the Presidency. and wants Chase to succeed
Tanev rs Chief Justice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
solemn warnings Of Americas states

GToReE " AsHINeroS.-It i important that the
habit Oi thinking n Tree country should inspire
caution Ia those inirusei with its admins ration,
10 contae ourselves within their respective con-
stituiionai spheres. avoisiing. in the exercise OF
the powers OF one department, to eucrqacn upon
another The spirit OF eucroschmsnt tends To
consolidate the powers Of all the departments ia
one aud thus create, whatever the form OF gov
eminent. a real despoti-m.--I " ashingsons Fare
we'll Address
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

ANDREW JAcKsoN-The legitimate authority
OF the government is abundantly sufficient for all
purposes for which it Created and its power
being expressly enumerated there can be no jus
titcation for claiming anything beyond them
Every attempt to exercise power beyond shese
limits should be promptly and firmly opposed .
for one evil example will lead To other measures
still more mischievous; and If the principle If
constructive powers, or supposed advantages. or
temporary circumstances, shall ever be permitted
to Justify the assumption OF a power not Civ
en- bv the constitution. the general government
will, before long absorb all the powers of legisa
ton. and YOU will have in effect but one consol
idated governmental Jackson's Farewell Ad-
dress. March 3. 1897.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

Patrick HENRY is the requirement of the
trial by jury aud the liberty OF the press neces
sary for your iberty7 Will the Abandonment of
the most sacred rights tend to the security of
your liberty? Liberty the greatest of all earthly
blessings give US that precious jewel. and YOU
may take everything else Speech of Patrick
Henry or the Constt stion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

DASIEL wEBsTS N Through all the history of
the contest for liberty executive power has been
considered a lion which must be Gagged So far
from being the object Of enlightened popular
trust, so far from being considered the natural
protector OF popular right it has been dread sd as
;he great source of its danger.-[ Works of Web
ster, vol 7. D. l34
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

TBE Resell YELL The English Colonel who
writes "a Blsckwood's III * zine an account of
his associirinn with the rebel army, when il made
its raid into Peunslvania. says:
The Southern troops, when charging, or TO ex
press their delight. always veil in manner pera
liar tn Themselves The Ysnkee cheer IS much
more ike ours. but the Confederate officers de
clare that the rebel yell has particular merit.
and always produces "A Statutory and useful effect
upon their adverssries A corps Is sometimes
spoken OF as good Yelling regiment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

tine comes. IL unfortunately it shall come. will
then DO what il bsc0mcs an American Senator 10
do On tie then state at facts Many OF the Re
publican Leaders desired dissolution OF The
Unpn. AMI urge var as a means Of accomplishing
dsunion We have now reached the point where
a compromise. on the basis OF mutual concession.
or disunon and ssr. are inevitable "-Douclas'
Letter. December %. 1860.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

DANIEL WEBSTER the Internal fanatics and
abolitionists ever get the power in their hands.
they will override the Constitution set the Su-
preme Court defiance, change and make laws
to suit themselves Law violent hands on those
who differ with them in their opinions. or dare
question their infallibility and finally bankrupt
the country, and deluge il with blood
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

ANDREW Jackson -"Sir. the abolition party is
disIoyal organic l;ion. The pretended love for
freedom means nothing more nor less than civil
and dissolution of the Union. Honest men
OF all parties should unite TO expose the inten-
tions and arrest their progress Andrew Jack
son. just before his death.
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! The German ADVERTISER,
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T. published every Saturday, at "a 90 per
Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
,nce BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
TEE MEETING TONIGHT.

The Union Ratification Meeting az GoopeT
Institute tonight will be one of the most i'm
pof'ln, AID interesting ever held IN this city.
Eminent speakers from every section of the
loyal state will De- pre,eu:-among them Vice
President HAMLIN. Gov. Cosy Of Name, TIE
Hon. G. u. DRAKE of Missouri. the Hon /. j.
NASHBVRNE of Illinois. Gen. joins CocHRASf
of our city, and CogTLANDT PARKER of Now
Jersey. Admiral FARRAGUr sill also attend,
and probably the lion. Henry WINTER DAVE
OF MARYLAND will make an address. The i-Suc.
of the coming campaign are well Understood be-
our citizens. They cmhody on The part Of The
loyal mas-es, hearty and Incorporating amp
port OF the Administration in To- efforts 10 re-
store the National Government 20 It's nghiiul
authority over the rcbclious state, by the iorc.-
BILE suppression Of armed treason. Tor this pain
otto object, men Of all political crecls have com
bued with praiseworthy singlcness OF purpose
! Arrayed against them are the inyeterate and IN
durable PIAZZA ties Of the now openly tratoroui
Slave Power. With i'll disguised love for these
traitors in arms, they are doing their utmost Il
Nfi!dtL TIE N.llhilt. NNhuNln Ab' pa up ~ '"'
ann Of IN, Government. in order to enable Jon
Dayi and d., co.conspra'ors 10 conquer {
shameful peace. That in this they reckon
without their host j., our firm conyic
tion. The potency Of Copperhead malg
nifty hn- vanished with the prestig,
and prospect of Rebel triumph. KENTUCKY
CALWoRSIA. VERMONT and MANI, have al
luady made Ills manifest. Bc our The duty q
bring mp the great Empire State TO the lfoni
rank in The gloriou contest which awaits "a
New-Yorkr redemption from Coppcrhcad rul'
will be worth more than o victory TO oui
brave soldier. in the field. The defeat Il the
I Coppcrhcad ticlr, Will be double triumph Il
our cau,c-it viii bee defeat "a. wcll 20 iAc dis
/ loyal a, home a- to their more honorable allie
/ in the South Rally, then, mon OF Nc"-Nork
to the standard Of Freedom lud Union l.
the meeting tonight be- such an ou'pourne %
loyalty as will -trkc terror to orr foe and give
confidence 20 our friend.