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unIsh 10 such as may want them The estimation in
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Joliet July j, 1S62-
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FORMERLY OF n. Y, HAS OPENED AN
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ID EN- TAL NOT ICE

Dr.. E. Il. CARPENTER,
'AhES pleasure in informing the citizens Of Joliet ana
vicinity, that he is always found at his old Ioc
ton, and that he has secured the services Of Dr. B.
CochoNE who viii be constantly in attendance to per-
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Joliet Oct II, 1856. nlTtt
Look to Your LIghtsG
OURNlNG FLUID, Camphene, Lard Oil, pure Eel
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Any person returning or giving information bv Lee
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November y, 1862 JOHN LUZ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19

The terms traitor" treason and rebel
sympathizers are freely applied by the apologies
Of the Administration 10 the Democracy. They
regard all as disloyal who do not agree with the
views Of the party in power Ia this State. ac-
ceptiDg the admissions Of the Republican organs,
fully one half OF the voters deposited their bal
lots against the candidates Of the Republican par
ty. at the election on Tuesday last In Ohio from
one hundred and eighty to two hundred thou
sand votes were cast for the Democratic candi-
Gates. IT, Pennsylvania some two hundred and
twenty thousand voted for the Democratic
nominees In these three Stetes there are
over half million Of citizens the Re
publican papers term rebels. Mr. CHASE
said the recent elections would have pow
erful moral influence in favor of the Govern
ment, but we fail 10 see that such will he the ef
feet when the organs of the Administration de-
nounce about one half OF the people Of the LOYAL
States as TRAITORS" and rebel sympathizers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
The uar NEWS

The Geographic news this morning IS not of an
encouraging character. The Army of the Po
tomac has retrested LIE Offering battle on the
old Bull Run battle ground. which MEAps de
clinei To- aceert and RosrcR,Ss for the present
''must remain on the defensive" Ii is gratifying
TO be informed, however, that MADE has thus
far com pletely out generated LEE. which means.
we suppose that the former successful IN
keeping out OF the way OF the latter. We have
also been informed time and again through
government channels that LTE's army had been
very much reduced BY reinforcing Brace. and
An intelligent barber of African descent. reiu
gee gate the most positive assurance TO General
HALLrcx that Richmond was uncovered, and all
that was necessary TO capture il was foI our army
10 move upon il. but advised that
Lees army has not been depleted to reinforce
Bragg" The whole effort of the telegraph
seems to be to .humbug the people. and " Barks
is willing"
The elections are over. The Republicans
claim triumph which they regard of greater
consequence 70 their cause. preierrng. they said.
the snaihilition of the armies of the Potomac
and Cumberland 10 defeat. vet the rebels fgh, on
with just - much deter mination and vigor as II
no election had been held.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19

Union Of thirty independent sovereign State
each having peculiar luieresis--iu pursuance Of a
nsf uiinn which pro, ites a high tribunal Tor
the adjudication OF controversies between the
States"
IL il unfortunate that Mr.. Sumner did
think Of this in 1861. The South only askei that
which the Supreme Court had decided was right
fully theirs. but Mr.. Lincoln was elected upon no
other platform Than pledge TO override the de
cisions Of the Supreme Court
But Mr. Sumner seems u have forgotten other
doctrines Nhich ii would be well for it he would
remember:
"COniing 20 our own country. he saws. Il find
many names worthy OF commemoration in our
cause. No person. in all history. has borne his
testimony against war IN phrases OF greater pun
gency and more convincing truth han Benz 'min
Franklin There never has been, he says, nor
ever will be, any such thing "a a good war or r
bad peace and he asks. W hen will mankind be
convinced OF this aud agree to settle their diff
culties by del:berationl Were they to do il even
by the cast Of die, it would he better than 10y
fighting and destroying each other
But If this be disloyal. what is 10 be said Of the
following assertion:
From Franklin. while Minister Of the United
States al Pars, proceeded those Instructions,
more honorable TO the American name than any
battle directing the naval cruisers OF our country.
among Nnom WAS the feuouDtable 1aul jones, u
they should encounter the returning expedition
OF Capt Cook. to allow it an undistuIb bed passage
And still later, belongs to him the honor OF i'll
PRODUCING into treaty with Prussia a clause for
the abolition of that special scandal, private war
on the ocean
Did Mr. Sumner think of these things when
he v"ted for the contScation act-a law that has
no parallel since the times of William the Con
queror. and the principles Of which were declared
bv Chief Justice Marshal as contrary 70 the laws
of nationsg Or was he reminded OF them when
he read OF the plundering of the libraries AT
Beaufort aud the carrying off Of the statues and
pictures ut Baton Roueef
But We have not space To pursue our extracts
Military glory he prOnOuuces "mOre worthy OF
the beasts of the field than of intelligent Chris
tian men !" aud lac concludes by declaring that 'at
last shall il he seen that there can be no peace
that is rot honorable. aud there can tie wal
that j. not d>honorable" And vet this man. fpl
wears past, has devoted all his energies to melting
luminosity and hatred between the sections of this
country, and row that war has en~ued ~ the re
suit of his efforts he has done all IN his power tC
make il more harblrouS and bloody than any W.
since Louis XIV deSOatei the Palatinate. Hi
record certainly entities him to be the leader o
the American Senatel-[ Philadelphia Age.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
The Peuu>yIyania Elections.

In spite of the confident predictions of the Re
publican newspapers that Penusy lvanla has elect
ei Curtin by 10000 majority. we prefer to wait
for the official returns before connecting even So
much as barren victory. la any iair contest
PENNSYLVANIA i out and out Democratic. But
Federal contracts have gorged her manufacturers
and merchants. and the money made by millions
has been spent by thousands 20 uphold the source
OF ~ much profit Philadelphia and Pitrsbure
show the effect of these liberal expenditures.
There Curiin's majority exceeds by thousands
even the official estimate of the Republican
State Committee. though OF course that
estimate was uuderstated 70 each of those
counties 10 conceal the extent ct the colon
;zing and other frauds which had been
NAMED But besides Federal plumber, contracts
coloniz;nc. aud frauds and 9 000 men sent from
Washington To vote, another difficulty had TO be
coniendei against Republican soldiers to the
number of II 600 were sent home on furlough.
and. voted in their various precincts OF course
We do no, oppose Republican soldiers voting. nor
their being iurlouehed aud sent home 10 vote. II
military necessities permit But II i gross and
partisan abuse of power for the Administration to
have denied. as they Gid in every possible in
stance. similar privilege and right 10 Demo
cratic soldiers. There were enough such IN the
Army of the Potomac easy Ia be spared. IL anv
could be spared. TO have wiped DOT the - ono
vote and replaced il by an equal Democratic
majority. OF course one expected
auy such act Of fairness from thi. Ad-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19

II the Confederate iesigns in the West sue
ceed-ii the army OF Rosecrans i defeated, OF
even compelled to reti eat To Nashville-thea the
prObsb liiv l. that there will be lively times ia
the neighboihuod oi this city PERHAPS. when
the new Congress meets the Presidents Message
NAV be read ami'l the thunder OF rebel cannon
from Munson's Hill
The air here, tor days past. has been filled
with rumors Of proposals for peace. which are
said 10 be entertained. and To be now under dis
cussion At the White House. II there l. any
foundation for the rumor at all. you NAV rely
upon IL. IL Is based upon secret intelligence which
the Acmiui> tration has received from the South.
10 the effect that it Is really the intention OF the
southern people to hberaie and arm their slaves.
il they can gain their Independence IN no otf er
way. When this once becomes understood. the
hopelessness OF the further prosecution OF the
will become apparent. IL any ''peace pro-
posals" under consideration in the Csbi
net. they originated here No peace proposals
have come from the South. and none will come
as long as a Republican Administration remains
in power. The southern people have no desire
for reunion with n country ruled by men who
hate them, and who have trampled laws, consti-
tutoDs aud State hts alike under their feet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19

Some important movements are taking place
upon the military chess board. which for strategic
reasons or some others We are requested to with
hold from the public We should not he
prised if somebody. before many days, was
superseded by an officer who will move upon the
enemy's works.
In this connection may add that there is
unusual vigor and activity being displayed in the
War Department. The approach of LEE toward
Washington makes the Government feel quite
uneasy for its personal safety-hence the neces
city for a new deal and vigor IN the conduct Of
the war We were forbidden to notice that
General HOOKER with large number of soldiers
were moving tn reinforce RosEcRAxs the object
OF whic. TO withhold so important informa
ton from the rebels, but HooKER had hardly
started upon hi> journey when the intelligence
was published in Richmond The movement
now on foot il probably being discussed in the
rebel capital and ii IL L. not is publication to the
world. in all probability, would not make a
feathers weight Que way or the other. but some
very distinguished people entertain the idea that
very mysterious airs are closely allied with great
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19

miuislration. Is inspirations are all from
party oracles. AMI are uttered far party purposes
Needing the whole country support, and IN
duty bound TO pursue such cou &c in our great
national trouble as TO insure that support, the
Administration has vantonly ahenated loyal
half part Of IT. people No one presumed then
that the a Secretiry who couples rebels and loyal
northern Democrats in one breath would stick at
depriving the latter who are in our armies OF the
privilege oil a vote.
These considerations will show 20 Democrats
in Nex York AMI elsewhere that II Pennss ivanb,
j. lost g. "a this year the reasons are such a.
must give Republicans not Democrats. reproach.
They are OF sucn nature a. 70 neutraiize the
dispriting effect which a defeat would usually
have upon succeeding elections in other States
" Y Void.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19

in the First district the Republicans elect only
one county officer and that one by the weakness
OF the Democratic candidate. not by their own
strength Last year the Republicans carried
severn counties in that district. but nov they are
all Democratic Aud in every county 10 the
State where the Democrats made a contest with
Candidates unobjectionable, personally or other
wise. their vote fully equals that OF year ago
Again, we saw that the recent election proves
Indiana to be sound Democratic State and there
she will alNays be found
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
rne Election I'm Indiana.

We have received sufficient returns from differ
.pt counties TO assure our friends tht the De
mocracv maintain their ascendancy IN this State
by a majority fully "a large a. that OF last fall
The elections in Indiana were for county officers
only. hence there is a difficulty in ascertaining an
exact majority In some counties where the
Democratic majorities are large. the elections
vent by default, and in some Republican coun-
tie, the Democrats made 10 opposition. because
their votes would not affect the general result, as
IN State or Presidential election. careful
review of the returns. however. leaves no room
to doubt that a majority OF the peo-
nile OF Indiana are Democrats. faith
full to their principles and true TO their
country. Indiana has ever been recognized as
a conservative State. and the recent election win
dictate. her claim TO that position Aud IA Dem
ocr.ric last year and this. notwithstanding the cor
ruptips. influences of Official patronage and the
strong hand of power. she can be relied upon in
the future as Democratic State. la few days
vs shaH be able % give statement OF the vote IN
eash Congressional district We understand that
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
DAILY SENTINEL.
THg UNION -Ir NUsr BIZ PREsERvED-IJAcKsos
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10.


The President has issued a call for 300 900
volunteers for the war. mot. however. exceeding
three wears" IL seems % he the opinion OF Mr..
LrscoLS that the war will be terminated BY that
time The States have until the 9Th of January
next to raise the quotas required of them, when
drafting will be resor,e to- to supply deficiencies.
Before the recent elections it vas announced that
there VS. no intention of drafting. but we sup
pose iljtary necessities have arisen which de-
mand th. renewed call upon the patriotism of
the country. The President addresses himself
mot only to the Governors of the several States,
but also to the good and loyal people thereof, in
voking them to lend their cheerful aud effective aid
to the MEASURE thus adopted, with view to rein
force our victorious armies IN the field and bring
our military operations TO a prosperous close ="
The ''loyal people" should not hesitate a momen.
in responding to this urgent appeal Of the Presi-
dent. CREELEY. and SUMNER. and GARRISON
pledged hine hundred thousand men from New
England If the President would issue an enamel
patton proclamation, and the least they do
now il To make one installment of three hundred
tbouctiA, anu w HhNt hO o'bp' VIC OVihhh'Nct
in Chief would compromise with the Yankee
Aboltionists at thirty three and third cents up
on the dollar But il this recourse fails. it can
not be questioned but the radical and jubilant
Republicans of Ohio. Pennsylvania and Indiana
who claim all the loyalty. all the morality and all
the decency OF the country, and overwhelming
IMPURITIES in all these States, will cheerfully and
promptly respond to the call of the President and
save the necessity Of draft. Surely these men
will not let down their patriotism when they have
so good an opportunity to practically illus
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19

Of Hon ~ W. voOrhees dss-Sed In the House II Rep
resen,s,ive- February -. 1as5 the Act tondeunfy
the President and other per-0ns for su~pendng the writ
Of hshess corpus ard acts done In pursuance thereof
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FOR SALE.
FLOUR MILL FOR SALE,

xETTH ABOUT ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND. on
w Crooked Greek, the Lafayette RaIroad
Bridge across hte RI three four miles rom In
Al nspoiis The Mill Of French Bu r., eleven
feet over shot wh ell machinery good running order
mill hous- good frame ooe> more or less grinding
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stable &c about sixty frur tree with grapes and her
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The Creeuback Democracy.

1t is refreshing to read the Democratic proies
siOns of these Union men. alias AboIitlonl>ts.
They are Democrats of the right type They
parade their grtenback Democracy for the genu-
inc article, with NJ much effrontery as they Go a
legal Ieuder nude gold and silver by law. The
attempt to pass off their spurious stuff for the
genuine article of Democracy, will succeed N"
better than their effort make gold out of green
backs The skunk could not deceive the wood
chuck bv protesting il was a woodchurk; and
these glecnback Democrats can't stand the test.
We have Democracy In this State OF the green
back sort. they are at a worse discount than
Chase's money but just now their greenback
loyalty aspires to he legal tender like other
greenbhcks i Louisville Dem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-19
Meade's Army Reported ia be in the
Dcfen>es of washing

The New York reporter of the Associated
Press sends US the following important intelli
gence:
IL il reported that General Meade's army j.
within the defenses of Washington. There ha'
been no battle. and the exact position OF Lee
army is unsscertained. at least is not known in
this city. IL appe,rs certain, however, that Lee
has not crossed the Potomac.