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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
Deca OF Jamaica .

Jamaica papers notice the return of the gener
al agent sent To India 10 procure l'borers. his
efforts having been Discontinued IN consequence
of there being no demand for their employ ment
Altogether, the commercial prospects OF Jaint.
ca are very discouraging. The Falmouth Post
saws:
I'VE have carefully watched the progress Of
events in this COLONY Ter period of thirty years;
and we now believe that It's prospects are more
gloomy than they have ever been Every inter
est has downward tendency, and II Is evident
that unless there he a special ihterposltlon oil
mefcilul Providence. all that there il now
wealth intelligence. ani social and mora
position, will be numbered among tue Things TIA I
were f."
The Colonial Standard also remarks. in very
desponding tone, "a iollows:
The advertisements offering properties for sale
or lease on easy terns-:he di>Dantling oi e.
tates-the stock incident to their working.
amounting to many head. no longer wanted, but
advertised to be disposed of by public com
petiiOn-these are certainly lot Indications 0l
prosperity Sugar and rum. the grand stables OF
this island. upon which other interests mainly
depend seem doomed
Perhaps IL IS merely a cOncidence-for on this
point the authorities are not agreed-but the Ge
cline of Jamaica dates from the time that com
pulsorv labor in that island WAS abandoned la
the veal 1851 there we're substantial signs OF a
revival OF industrial interests, SO that planters
invoked the aid OF government IT. obtaining sup
niles of labor from external sources All kinds
of produce rewarded the agriculturst with lioerh
returns; but in the year 1859 there commencel
decline in prices, and on the breaking out oi
the American war blow struck which i
attended, with the prostrat0n OF all departments
OF industrial enterprise In every provincial
town .nd in the rural VILLAGES. the wal ot pow
erty and distress is general" With non pawn!
crops of sugarOum and pmento, there - On
minishe.i cultivation and a proportional decline
in exports exciting apprehensons lest eventually
commerce should become extinct
Nor are these evidences OF decline res'ricte'
to single point Every day lays the Is 'r
baGoes Globe. furnishes some fresh proof or TIT
agricultural decay which pervades the length an'
breadth of the island" l. ,bor l. abundant. hu
withna, emnlo, msut; so that hundreds are emi
grating 10 81 Vincent and other islands AM
their departure j. considered relief hi =
great change since the period, Immediately IRE
ceing the var in this country, when All the e
India Islands seemed 10 be IN the hey day q
/ prosperity. and To need only immierants and ~
prentces In sufficient numbers To furnish nn!iml'
Ell contributions of the great staples OF agriculture
IN Y Journal Of Commerce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
Address Of the Hon. q. T.. vaiIandig-
ham to the Democracy of Ohio on
the Rc>ult OF the Election.

DEuocRArs or Ono: You have been beaten
by what meSns IL i idle now 20 inquire. IL i
enough ~ know that while thousands OF soldiers
were sent or kept within YOUR State. or held in
active in camp elsewhere, TO vote against you.
the Confederate enemy we're msTehing upon the
Canital of your country.
Yo,. were beaten: but nOber battle for con-
stitutiana liberty aud tree popular government
never was fought bv any people And your nn-
copquerable hrmness and courage, even IN the
Md, of armed military force. secured YOU these
first Of freemen's rishts-free sreech and free
ballot The conspiracy of the fifth of NAY fell
before you BE no; Discouraged: despair not of
the Republic Maint,in your rights; stand firm
10 your position: never WELD up your principles
or your organization Lislen not TO any who
would have YOU lower your standard in the hour
of defeat No mellowing OF YOUR opinions upon
any question, even OF policy. will avail ANYTHING
70 conciliate your political foes They demand
nothing less than an absolute surrender of your
principles and your organization. Moreover, II
there be anv hope for the Constitution or liberty
II j. in the Democratic party alone; and YOU TEL
low citizens. in a little while longer, will see It
Time and events will force il upon all, except
those only who profit by the calamities OF then
country.
thank you, one and all. for YOUR sympathie'
and your SURFACES BE assured that though still
in exile for no ofense but my political opinion,
and the free expression of them TO YOU in peace
able public assembly, you will fud me ever stead
fast 20 those opinions and true TO the Constitu
ton and 10 the State and country OF my birth
Z. l. NALLASDISHAN.
wuDsoR, c. W, Oct II. 1858.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
Last Moments OF he Late General
IOhn III. IlnIn.


The Bristol Advocate publishes the remarks OF
the Rev T. ( WExTn, Of HolstOn NJ. E.
Conference. Who was the officiating clergy man
at tie funeral OF FLoYD. We make the follow
ing extracts:
i was summoned BY telegraph to attend at
his beside aud reached him four days before his
death found him calm and peace ul-his
mind as clear and h. Judgment as sound as ever
in his lie He took me by the hand, telling me
he could not survive more than a few days be
spoke of his religious feelings snd prospects 10
the most beautiful and satisfactory manner |
wish could recall his language. but can do so
only very mperfectlv He >aid he was not afraid
% die that he had the strongest assurance OF his
acceptance with his NJ sker. He felt that he was
sinner. ana that his only hope was IN the ma
mite mercy Of God Through the Lord Jesus Christ
A. he spike OF the goodness OF God his heart
seemed 10 glow with gratitude and love. and as
rer Gated the promises OF the Bible suited 10 ms
case his eve kindIed with interest, and he large
tear drops aosel ropausly over The. N inly face
of the battle SCARED wauipr.
"He sail int ia pl piic life he had many enc
mics; that be had been wronged. deeply wronged
yet he fully and freely forgave il ALL that before
that God in whose presense he expected yerl
soon 70 stand he could lay that he had no malice
nor aught IN his heart against aDv man. lie ha'
long been impressed with the importance OF con
Meeting hlmse with the church. but had beer
numbered from doing So by various causes; ou
now he wished TO be received into its communion
and to receive the holy sacrament and saw n
good reasons why his wishes should not b
granted Accordingly he Was received into tn
church and the sacrament administered. Ihes
solemn aud impressive services being performed
much to the qualification of himself and hi
friends, he now felt that his work was done
After thus, he conversed but little. being yer
weak, and much of the time suffering sever
pain; yet he retained full possession oil bis tacu
ties to the last and the same calm, peaceful stat
of mind Much of the time he WIS engaged !
PRAYER. and often seemed anxious that bis depar
ure should be hastenet"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

The telegraph intimstes that Gen RosEoRAxs
l. % be removed from the Army of the Cum5er-
land This report u probably true. Certain
events have recently transpred in this neighbor-
hood which lend confirmation To this rumor. II
the change Is made. We can prognosticate that he
-ilI be succeeded by general who has never lost
a battle Gen RosscRsNs. like many other gen
erals. only retains the confidence Of the admins
tration "a long a. he Is successful. and not a
moment longer. With the powers that be, there
Is no apology or justification for a reverse. nc
matter who NAV be at fault
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
prom the Potomac.

The teegraphic reports are exceedingly unsat-
isfactory in regard TO the movements and strength
of Lees army. After stating several very con
Trajectory specuatious in regard TO both. the fol
lowing j. its summing mp of the whole matter:
The military authorities here Washington
have not arrived Mt any conclusion A. 10 either
the position or strength Of Lees army
This is doubtless true In our opinion the au
tborities nj Washington have very slight know
ledge of the true condition Of the country anC
we think they acting upon the sentiment tha
when ignorance il bliss. II is folly to be wise
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
The secretary of wnr.

The Washington dispatches thus detail the
movements of the Secretary of War:
THE Secretary Of War returned this evening
from his interview with Gen. Meade. At his head
quarters in the field -
If this be true. Mr. Secretary STANTON must
be very ubiquitous gentleman. Again We re
peat. in view Of the foregoing report OF the move
ments of the Secretary of War. that the telegraph
is a very unreliable institution. aud it won't do
70 place much confidence in II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

MISS J. D o Y L E
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
~ Court If the State If Indiana, comprising the cases
rrnred in the eight volumes of hlackord and the hrs
sixteen volumes Of Indi keport- o<ether Win inc
Revised Statutes the state, embodied IVA the edition
Svo. So o.
The hrs edition Of this valuable work was completely
e. hauSiei less than three months r m the time OF
publ eaton new edition. printed on fine white paper
Is now ready This l. Of the most complete and best
arranged digests published, ard has received the
highest commendations of he legal profession
The Hon. NJ NJ RAY say:
The Digest is in It's nlan and exc uton as j
is useful 10 the profession This Is 10 abridgement
the Reports hut a genuine digest of them"
T e Hon. DAvI' NcioSsID says:
at is no small commend Of the work that II Is
Digest only OF all our Supreme Court decisions wi ~
have be published but also of all the modern statute
now in force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
The minnesota Campaign

The truth Is beginning TO leak out with regard
to the canptign of General PoPE against the
Indians Ii seems that The American aliens OF
American descent" are 10y no means convinced
that they have been defeated. and that even Ito
exrermnate" a few Indians is no trdng job
But the ST. Paul Pioneer gives very satisfactory
answer 70 the inquiry. What, then. has been &C
complishedr" Il is as follows:
1T has been the means Of making few men
rich From the first TO the last il has been a
marvel of corruption-of open, indecent iavorit-
ism aud plumber There are men who two years
ago we're hankrupis. and as such the glad recipi-
emts Of charity. who TO day are proud and AFRO
CANT from their possession of their i'll gotten
gains There are sprngng up around our city
splendid palaces. which are pointed at by the
common crowd a. monuments of public piunder
How il has jared with NJ ijor General John Pope
In the general, We have no means OF knowing
be has borne through life disreputabie charac
ter. and il is hardly 20 be credited that with di.
honesty tainting every branch of the service in
his department, ne has not shared its fruits"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
The Liberty of the Citizen-speech

% Hon W Voorhees, delivered In the House n Rep
resentstives February Is 1~s3. the Act ondemny
the President and other persons for supendng the writ
Of haheas corpus ard acts done in pursuance thereof
Is printed in pamohe, FORM and BE- obtained at
this once. Tits :. the great effort o. NJ. VOORHEES, to
protect the liberty % the eii1sn and shoad be in the
hands o. every voter IN indiana. II makes pamphlet
ofsi1iesn pages. Price 81 50 per hundred
r PAll orders should direct the speeches 20 be sent
By express a. the postage will be copy and
must be prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARDNESS a BINGHAM,
anaDols.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

Last year the Democracy of Ohio elected their
State ticket by about 5000 majority. The Dem
ocratic candidate for Secretary Of State then re-
ceived Ie6. GOO votes. The vote Of Vallsndi cha N
falls but little. if anv. short of the Democratic
vote in 1862
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

A NEW RAILROAD RoUTE TO THE WrsT-NASEU-
yrRs % GrS Lar NEm WAsBiseroS-NEV
ExsNFLEs OF THT MILITARY ISosFscfTf -
rnE ApuISIsrRArfos-No PRooRfss ~ THE
SIICE % CHARLESTON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
FOR SALE.
FLOUR MILL FOR SALE.

WITH ABOUT ELEVEN ACHES OF LAND. on
w Crooked Creek, mar the Lafayette Raiiroad
Bridge across he River, three four miles rom In
nj nspos The Mill Two OF French Bu p eleven
feet over shot wh 81. machinery good running order
mill house good frame, an ooe~ more or less grinding
in The dryes season: good dwelling house. milk house
stable. sc about sixty fu trees with grapes and her
small fruit; considerable portion % the under Gu
iivation small city property taken part pay II I.
cation su'ts Tor PARTICULARS apply The premises OF
by letter 10 CHARLEs PUT.
.eDfl7-tlwxw3g
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

cHThe Constitution aud the Union, place
them together II they stand. they must stand
together; if they fall, they must fall together.
Daniel Webster.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
Democratic Documents.


Of The General Assembly to the People Of Indiana
setting history the late session and me
reasons shy Eore had not been accomplished during J"
eonstitutiousi term. This document makes pamphlet
Of sixteen pages. -iu furnished in any quantity
Price ti 50 per hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

e%-The Democrats-if thew have done no.
tb'S,-. e,se-h.ve killed of tie Republican party.
There is not as We, = Republican candidate for
office in this great State. nor in Pennsylvania.
nor in New Jersey. The reason of il II. they
have changed their name Only Union" can
diBa.es are running; and What i yet more extra
oriin.ry. The old disunioni>ts OF ls4O, 81 and
90. are now Tie oaly UniOnists in the lALd!-
IN Y Express
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

a THE ANERIC y DIsPENsARY WE TREAT b
~ a method. and with the hsPpieSi results, RIO
kJsss Jfsri falling ~ tine wouls, t0Dcerdfton ttcer-
gtion Lah rrle = whites) Z mary and all other dis
TO which the apericn F-Di0le = 20 pecuiarl.
liable three doa and receive by express one o.
the Doctor FeaHis SyiRges. This instrument should
used every the land for the purpose Of
Gle mines c0BafOrc hssh &c. sent free receipt
Of stamp copy Il Private Letter 70 Married Ladies
on health dbc. The Doctors ceieDrf@H Female Pills,
fresh from the Dspersary ye'g 9poc in simple dis
eases irregularities. dc. Price 81 NJ by mail
Al the American Dssysnsfrk all treat. scifhouf
mercury. ard with failing success Iezerf0i or
what the quacks call prirafe s-crf diseases yhas
IL al its stages GonOrrhea, elect structure Hydrocee.
Circoccle vaTcocee- CarSocele spermstorh-a semi
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Deohfy, In
potency. and effects II selfahuSe The last siS are
treated Of in prvate letter, which send free on
receipt Of stamp
he experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
partment some Of the hest Hospitals N EuroRs and IN
New York City, enables him 70 treat patients tineal-
" and restore them speedily.
Those living a distance communicate by letter
ard be treatrd their homes In urgent cases send IS
or slo and receive n icine~-
Consultation free and oaffeHffai- Room No. - y
East Washington Street. indianapolis. p a. Box 1854
a.Ts tly-wl2t.lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

D. VOORHEES, on the conscrip;ion Bl In the House Of
Representative, February %. 1858 This i ono Of the
Finest speeches Of Mr. Voorhees,. question Gov &C.
eupyinz a large share o. puhlie attention, and eV.y
elsi1en IN Indiana should have aeopy II makes pam
phlei Of eight pages. Price 81 per hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

r-The Illinois Central railroad picked up
four and a half millions last year.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
DAILY SENTINEL.

rHg UNION III MUST BE pREsERvEn-IJAossOs
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2l.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Election in Uhio-Off.eiai Can
Tass tn Hamilton County-Iis Curl
GUS Rcsuits-rhc Democratic Vote
PoIIed-Enormous and Suspicious
increase of the RePuo iican Vote an
Comfy and state.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21

We have before "a the Official canvass Of the
late election IN Hamilton county II di~clo~es
astonishing results. and suggests some femarka-
Die reflections The vote Tor Governor is as fol-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-01
UNION TICKET.


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COPPERHEAD TICKET.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-01
T EGAL NOTICE.

70 Hspeest 4vess, rise1sa . Lsess, wn nsrkts.
Geo Anderson & Ca n Maeuvs, Hasch =
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also elainlns n9GAst III o. SoN ~ tosscsSs1ss
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noted go tAs ssilswIng Real Hsaisn ~ Cesasy s.
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Wi DO sola for NJ psynsns II sheeuu fsNn1 dueso
riGaneiG With inssrsssand costs. ..a
vAhN-d&w Atscs6eys tor PaaintiG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-01

To BenjaUiu 5ohnooOs - sts e
You are hereby notned that there n nov On Gle In
the eAse 0f ~ CIssk ct the DhtYict Count ~ Lee
county, lows, At Keekuk. petition FrsAsste& xaR
claing aeainst you deesse tor The casesltafto6 e
certain Mortgage, sisen BY satd xaeg - yea4 speo
eertaa ksAl ksse In Lee county I0We, and aso psay
inK for Judgment for Two Hundred psl1assns ueb61
psid By paintiu 10 yvu fftesal Gpd usuriocs In.
gssest and wttho VI legal constdsrAsasn st err PA
AaG ss'iess you Appsar thereto and defend before
noon Of Ne seeondlay q tAs nexitesn olea Dlsrtss
Court cs1nsnsing % the nnt Aonds, OF sepisaLer,
l663, dscr~s and lndeDsst 0sl ~ rendered ssanss
you thsreon oy dsfaait.
T3 4 Ts8 BANKIN Z McC8A1Y,
mas96-d4w Attorneys for rlaintiR.
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81 ~. Pasriskss Day n the Arny.
A letter from the 18th Illinois rsgi.
ment says ;s4sE sass ave
Gen. JeAa A.. Logan made speech on
st. PatsisAS4 Day, terribly hshinE the
peace crodlsSs at the North. Hc said
such msn Masss called tsriss il the Rsvo.
lution-- his term rapseoo mild for thoss
pretending that the South gould not Be
whipped y v. and working ior the ful-
6lmsnt of their prophseiss, 10 he hope
that they might be constabies in remote
towns. Abolitionism Was mot the cause
Of the war; bat slavery Has. 1t wss not
onr business now to try and convince the
rsbsh that We are not Abolitionise, but
70 make them tas.s the terrible cons;-
anruoes of their asiHst rslellies.s. This
ssantry was worth one million Of lives for
~ pfessrvstion, and he wsss willing 70
sontribats bis life If necessary. AA-ef
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-01

Co0OiasSo0As - sCsaAuDs.
Hawkins Taylor. ofIowa, Charles Sher-
man, 0Aie, ssd Frsssis Hhsasll, II Mary
land, have been connissioaed BY she
President, in accordancs with joint res
olatioa OF Congress, II, examine into
claims Of ofhoen in Western Depart
ment.
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T IsT or LETTERS

Rsnsinise in the PSss oaes, Il Keokuk. on ths LIT
Of April, 1863. f as II 4fseI7slT
III Persons calling for any sf the foi,ssias nsa
say. "ADvRRTlsrp D - = tt -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-01

HMessrs. Cor
The successful bidd
mcnt contract for 1
the Hospital. M app
of the bids yesterda