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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

NEw YoaK, Oct. l6.-The Chsrles0n Courier
Of Tuesday has the following:
The efforts of Mr.. Julius Mitchell of this city
who has for some time been laboriDg and pei
petually urging upon the Government the pro-
priety Of restoring the Island lands to their
original owners, has at last met with success, and
an order will shortly be issued ordering full resto
ration. 1t 10 expected that Gen. Howard will
visit this Department soon and give personal
direction to its reclamation.
The Seth Regiment New York Vetersn Volnn-
teers arrived yesterday, having been ordered to
New York to be mustered oft of service This
is the oldest Regiment in the Department, and
the last of that portion Of the 6th Corps sent
here in May, 1883. II was organized in Septem
Der. 1861. at Newburg. Orange county, BY Brig
General (then Colonel) Van Wyck. There was
also raised at the same time two light batteries
afterward known as the Seventh and Eighth n
Y Batteries, and also two Cavalry companies
which were afterwatd attached to the First N Y
Mounted Rifles The command was known as
the Tenth Legion. The regiment now numbers
forty officers and two hundred men Ii has been
generally kept full By volunteering. and has had
about three thousand. members since lis first or
ganzstion.
Private Edward Graham, Co T.. 9Th y. \
Volunteers fell between the cars near Florence
- Q. Sunday night. Cars passed over him csus
ing the loss of his right leg. de was brought
to the eitv Yesterday TO the hospital where at las
accounts he was doing well aud likely TO recover
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

PHfLADlLrHIA, Oct. l6.-There will De in The
line of the hrenens parade to-day one hundred
and tso hose carriages. fftJ seven steam en-
gines one hand engine. twelve hook aud ladder
carriages aud twenty one ambulauces. making .
total of 203 Ere apparatus 10 the line
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
BUSINESS NOTICES
CITY Orders.

Wanted. few City Orders. for which the mar
ke, price win be paid in cash
Apply at this Office. l4-2S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
Later from Mexico

NV lORK. Oct. 10 -lntelligence has oeeI
received from the City Of Mexico, by way o
Vera Cruz and Havans 10 the lth int.
l.. Meafy. recently nstaralized as Mexican
has. by decree dated the 18th OF Sept. beer
appointed an Honorary Councillor.
The district of Ajacsco i in full insurrecton
against the Imperial Power
The Imperial Journals acknowledge that the
successes of the Jusris.s there Sre really import
ant. There are also troubles in Sincola, from
whence many of the French residents have beer
expelled.
The Emperor has decreed the establishment o
an Imperial School of Public Service designeC
to educate officers of various branches Of army
service.
Considerable excitement has beeA raised ia til,
City of Mexico, nv a murder and by tae speed.
punishment OF the criminals, who assassinsted d
Young citizen named Julian Castillo The pub
lie Indignation was greatly aroused BY the eireum
stances of the case, and the Emperor orderet
that the murderers should be tried and punIsheC
by Military Tribunal within forty EIGHT hour.
This Was done and the three murderer, were
publicly executed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
Pacific stca n,ship Fares.

NEW YokK, Oct. 1.-THE Pacific Mail Com
Pany advertise their III monthly line for Aspin
wall connecting with their steamer, for San
Francisco. The Henry Chauney sails Nov /,
the Atlantic, Nov IL. aud the Baltic. Nov 81
Prices 10 Aspinwall, Sl25, $50 and $50; through
rates 20 San Francisco, $3.50, $3.50 and Sl25
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

Tha Originsl lion and Tiger ramse.i

The following list was taken
from the living Animals them
selves in the Companv's Bald
ing. $50 n al Broadway, y. \ 4.
on the lsf Of March. and there
fore may be considered
4 C5.fee, ~ " .iniB4ols.
Professor i-srEsoTthy Peuorm4ag
Arrivals .---Africau Lion. asiatic
Lion. brazilian Tiger. Senegal l.eop-
<rd. ASiafic liones- aud Spotted Tiger
Performing Elephant. TYPO Sail
Living Girsne. only one "a Afaerica
Hisrk African D-frirh 2 feff hifh
california sFizzly Bar. very lsrg~
bengal i.-opani. mrricsu PANTHER %,
Puma. ponnsh ~ liindos-isu Bear.
lion, , year I'D. horn iu irnerics,
Royal Bsn-at . i.er. oisis niie 10 Afner-
ic>. RsTmese or ssered Gov. 4 hins e
Dog, airlcau Iorcuplre, r'ry rar-.
Red aid yellow Crested rockatoss.
lava Harr, Guinea Pig. Am-lsfer o.
oaiifsniands. ishocn ard White
fsced Monkey. Australia Shell
psTOquetfs. sffifsn RIM Neck fsrs-
austtr. kInr ed Queen izrrof
south Aut-ri. IN fsrrof-. f-ori fraud
Hiug farfets. iififsH J iof. asisiIe
ion, IsioUiis I-eolaTis Brazilian
Tiger. Aaieri--n fFil.a neer. y hIir
lists and Alie- >sfin Er-a - ti1frc aeff I.
AirsesH q orxH.t rsns Rocky Noun
i.iu .~d-sr, AmeTicsn Blsck Esags.
.i-psn~s- Nss',i. swim. South Amer
an Tiger. Africsn Spotted Hyens.
iilu1 ~sna f4Il Fau~ AustIalis 4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
Iowa Elections.

BURLINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Chairman OF the
State Central Committee OF Iowa announce:
that the election returns thus far indicate Gov
Stones majority to be about 10 600; Legislature
three fourths Republican.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
The Old Telegraph HetStions RE
sumed.

INV York, Oct. l6.-The old relations of
1850 to 1861, between the Associated Press aud
Southern Presa, have bean again resumed, and
there is now a daily interchange Of Northern.
Western. and Southern news directly from the
central Office in this CITY with every daily jour
nal in the United States.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

~ Great Improvements are being made on
Massachusetts avenue-the Capital Drug Store
at the corner OF Vermont street is being enlarged
and will be one of the incest places of the kind in
the city Call in and see JIG u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

sB- Coaks and Cloakings, Balmora! Skirts,
F!annels, Blankets, &c. in great variety, At the
City Dry Goods Store, No ~ Fast Washington
street l6-2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

- The price Of the Daily Sentinel, contain
Jog all the latest news and TelegraPhe ID .
patches. IL only Twenty Cents Week, delivered
by the Carriers in any part Of The City. Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

sX- E4~.rd QuieliE. the night Waterman who
shot hibsslf At the Spencer House on Friday
night died from his wound He told bis sister
before DE died That 6 VAS done accidentally
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
Aud are ihe products efaa er-
ppuIriou TO
Tie Nv Reaeas Of ~ North Pei,
II l'omg1s ~ Seth -1na>rics
Ire flss,Ffs 81 fevfc1.

FaANAaA -
Tie Nv Reaols Of ~ North PEE.
II l,oRgIs a. Seth .4na>rs-s
TIE ilss,rf' - lffrloa.
nd a. J,ncl,. Of Ass
All Of which were caused 70
CONF oIiie the choicest spesi-
mei 81 Animated Nature 10
he found within their respes-
tiNr realms They arrived in
y. Y hate In the Fall OF lsos.
where an unparalleled ana
most triumphant success A.
waited them. Flushed with
new laurcls OF success. n trav-
elIfng paraphanafia was de-
signed OF the most transcsE
dant magniiicence possible 10
conceive which through their
immense resources, sprang
into existence ~ Thy magic.
Cige' u a., mat 9oryeosis descrls-
hon lIlyons 81 he mod eoSly
o.1neir: Hsra,v Of airpasaas
begHly gli slsggnoe Horses Of
tie -, iriliga tlooa. M1nssosA
ra5ego'ai Gnsggr of ,mmes.
,,roJoriiaa .ipd aH sHiirs rsf.as<
81 uqsgqHsf ,IoHpce AZ br, 70
p .os4.
iluman Isfeiiect coDld not
in IFS graudest moment OF
conception originals Ally thinx
more ersnd sud dazzling 40
behold. The Neritable Van
Amburgh whom snNioas pei
son from hi- long absens>
from America have taken ad.
vantage, aud caused the press
10 announce las decease. will
accompany the exhibition ana
head the TRIUMPHAL PRO
CESSION on its entrance 10
the place OF exhibition which
will represent in eri~nfsi
splendor
A Moving Panorama
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

fE- Yesterday morning We had very heavy
whife frost Green things bad better be kept IN
doors these sights. or thew will get nipped
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

Circulars.
Blanks,
Bill Heads,
Bills Lading,
Books,
Pamphlets.
Cards,
Checks,

SC. &c, &c.
Dsne promptly 1t this office, inths
8ess style, On first quality Papers,
and 1T Lew Prices.
Give us q Call.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

BARGAINS N BusLDISe Lors.-The remainder
Ut those lots ON East street, that sold SO cheap
last Monday are to be closed out at auction to
the highest bidder this Monday afternoon. at 2
o'clock. See advertisement Of WILEY & Martin,
Real Estate Auctioueers 1874
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

member Of the coast that The accused be infos-
med that the Conrt desired no further evidence
CT his military rsputsiies az that had bsss fully
established by testimony. bet the rDosinn sss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
sr~ ross soxsr sxkKHT.
-


NV Ysss, Oct Is
xs.sy active and firm at SET pr cont
Sterling exchange dull at loass8iosss Tor rrst-ciss.
bills
Gold 6nnsr, opening al IS sd.sncing 20 a., snd
closed a 49,
Goysrsneut ssscks Irregular.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

- Deus.,, Cssgg. Commissioner % tie Board
% EnseiIm'r. - tai. di.'rir' died - lis 81.
deues b. 10 rlis ~ Sa's'iss u'gbt Ht Gregg
vs. ~ e-lin4@b'e EFT rmaB. eutfect aud upright
IA al ht- s.4.ii.s-. ,ud -. esris ,oss ell lie re-
grtt - bs b.. nsns iriepS-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

MARION CIKcUIr CoURT.-In Ihs Circuit Court
yesterday Catharine Goodwin, alias Fletcher, oil
trial on the charge OF stealing cooking stove,
vas discharged.
James Smith is now Oh trial on the charge oil
robbery, in which Christie is the prosecuting wit
ness. Tie robbery occurred At tho White River
bridge. and Berry .one Of the parties. has slreld
been sent to the penitsntary. The following i.
the jury in this case: Adam knodle. John BLY,
Douglas Mcguire, John l.. Sawyer, John 5. Will
son. Joseph l.. faneey, Samuel Award. VIM
Dsggett. Morris Swank, Whitford Ellet and C
w West Mr.. feathers is prosecuting the case
and Colley and Walpole defending
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

PLAsrkRIgs Thee OF four good PlssteIers
can 6nd constant work in Louisville by calling
on p. Bannon. on Fifth street. near Walnut.
Wages 81 per dsy and railroad fare paid. :
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

tn The Board Of County Commissioners met
ia special session yesterday. to act on applica-
lions for license. The Board granted license TO
the following persons: John Wagner. Michael
Hsug. Thomas II. Cole. Julius Starr John
Cusiek. W. A. Smith, johnson Canaan, aud
Frederick Kissel. Remonstranees were filed in
each case. and the Auditor was ordered TO with
hold the license for the usual time, in all the
cases except that of Haug aud Kissel-the
monstrances in their cases being signed IN pen
ell the Board rejected them.
The Board allowed number of accounts be-
fore them and then adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

~ The CoquilIsrd Police force commenced
operations in guarding the city last night. This
10 al independent police force. supported by the
voluntary contributions of the business men on
the squares guarded. The present force con
slsts OF eight men. to be placed on each square
between Tennessee and Delaware streets one on
each side Of the street. TO patrol their squares and
a. lar back a. the alley running east and west
The force will 20 on dark and remain until
daylight. This will be great protection to the
property. not Gully sgainst burglar. bat against
Erea
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
x,x-1ss. sa.h R.rir,a, .ill be received b,

EsN- TIE y nth Refiment will be received 10y
the Governor tals mo- ming At ! o'clock. in the
State House enclosure, aud will dine at the sol
diefs' Home Immediately thereafter. The can
non will Gre at eight this morning. TO invite the
ladies' TO come to the Nome aud aid in preparing
The dinner. The regiment IL now under the
command of Col SGman. and numbers 423 Off
GERS and men
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

tY- Look a. the handsome lire OF Dress
Goods and Shasls. al the City Dry Goods Store.
l6-2w
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rslpox xerCI

A notice has bees attached TO the door AZ the
foot of the staircase leading 60 the Executive
Department, announcing that al pardons n this
once will De signed soon 60 possible aud ssut
to the State Department. The effect has been
to lessen the crowd AZ the Presidents House
and Increase IL ~ tie State Dspsumsns The
clerk 81 toe latter place fermsriy kept On opes
door. but be nov hss il closed. with q uarrius
posted 10 large letters. No sdmiftance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

Ia American aud Foreign Goods OF all kinds
Cheap. at the City Dry Goods Store l62w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

The following list was taken
from the living Animals them
selves in the Companv's BnIld-
ing. $50 n al Broadway, y. \ &.
on the lsf OF March. and there
fore may be considered
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

appearing beiOre the people Of
America. desire 10 state thar
their present Menagerie cen.
irins AZ ENTIRE NEW
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

The United States steamers Rbsds Island aud
Horns,, heretofore mentioned 40 having been
ordered TO Havana 10 convey 70 wsshinst,n the
rebel steamer Stonewall. which was surrendered
to the United States BY the Spanish authorities.
will sail from Washington on the Goth inst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

WAsHISGroS Oct 1.-THE trial OF General
Bri.sss Tor alleged lsrcsncy Of certain money il
still in progress motion wse made By 9
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

Among the frat cases 10 be tried By the Ns,.I
Court Marital. which has bean ordered 10 con
vens in this city on The lst Novemeer. with
Vice Admiral Fsusg1t as President. 10 that OF
Lieutenant Colonel Msrsdsn, Of the Marine
Corps. who is to be tried on various charge. OF
unsnceriike conduct In Boston
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

lag Senouf. OF the Bates House Drug Store.
has lately added fall stock of Paints, Oils.
Varnishes. Drugs. Medicines. Glass and other
articles in his line 70 complete his fall stock.
Parties wanting Drug or Medicines will find this
a good place 80 get good articles, at the lowest
market prices A careful hand is always present
TO I'll prescriptions. Pure Liquors for medicinal
purposes are on baud at all times. 1873
sX The City Dfy Goods Store. No. 81 East
Washington street. is the place for Bargains
l6 Nv
rE See DIR. Wm. Thomson's advertiser sni
OF the fourth page Of to days paper.
ian % If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
Collection of Animals
Van Amburgh Himself

thar were captured nv or ss
der abe Immediate supervision
aud direction OF The great
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

An ordnance TO erect lsmp-posts on EorIi
Alabama street. between Vermont and Norll
streets, was read . 6rst and second time.
An ordinance amending an ordinance to grade
south Noble street, so as TO make IL conform
10 the petition presented above. was read hrs
and second time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17
FIRE AT HAxkIsBgRs

HAREissVkG, Pa, Oct. ia FIRE, which pro
misses to be very destructive in its eneetI, has
just broken out at the residence of Rev Geo J
Jones
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-05
gDon,t Think Much Of Ii.

l7he Chicago Republican has reviewed Cen
Cox's letter kindly; but it is palpable that
the editor thereof regards his colonization
folly with derision. He has hopes of the
General, nevertheless, and he is very sure
that when the, question comes up OF abol-
ishing the political distinction between
Whipes- and Blacks, the General will be
zealously in favor of the measure. That
opinion De expresses thnsct SGEJGU
"When the question comes to be decided
whether we shall retain in our Constitution
and statute books that absurd and disgrace
ful provision which finds mans right to
vetein the hue of his complexion, we are
confident that no voice will be heard more
earnestly and heartily-in the negative than
that of Gen. SCOx.nI is leqaJ idl 81; t,1sroa
The Republican thinks the General de-
serves our respect and sympathy" Well,
We don't know that he does. For the pur-
pose Of evading the Negro Suffrage ques-
ton, and for the purpose of wheedIing vo-
tefslinto his support, he has made himself
an object for the ridicule Of the whole
country, by advocating an impracticability
the mdst FOOLISH. Had he got into this pre-
dicament through honest impulses, he
would deserve sympathy but as he did
not, be eton't. . ,tt,,, ,.,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-05
What the New York Tribune
Thinks of GEN. COx,s Letter.

Speaking of General CoX's colonization
scheme and the antagonism between the
Whites and Blacks in the South, The Ne1
York Tribune says: ....... ..
A scheme, which we predict, will be
found utterly impracticable. If we had
Texas and Florida to-day unpeOpled and
their soil the property of the Nation it
might be possible to give the Blacks the
option of migrating thither and enjoying
the rights of self-government, or staying
where they are and going without them;
but we have no such vacant territory, and
cannot now provide any that would be
suitable. General CoX's suggestion, there
fore, does not solve the problem-it only
evades it. He says
that the Freedmen have manifested an
utter distrust Of the dominant race" No,
Gen. Cox; the facts are otherwise. Wecould
quote you from reams of letters and edito-
rials by observers of all parties who assert
that the Blacks have evinced not distrust
OF but an overweening and indiscriminate
confidence in those who came among them
as deiverers. Only let White be known
as anti-Slavery, and he at once is regarded
by the Blacks with bOundless confidence
and affection. Hence, we have been moved
to caution these ignorant, simple, credulous
people not to trust too readily and too far to
Yankees" because many of them are hypo-
critics and knayes who would gladly make
money out of their misplaced confidence
And now for any prOtessed Abolitionist to
assert that the Southern Freedmen have
evinced ian utter distrust of the dominant
race" save as that race presented itself in
the character of shareholders and upholders
of slavery, and that they have further
evinced toward the White race ian enmityn
"real and implacable,' is most untrue and un-
Just. And the Negroes of the South will
evince abundant faith in their former
whenever those masters shall have |
fully abandoned slavery and all its out
works, and evinced living faith in the uni
versal and inalenable rights of man.
We hope and trust that Gen. Cox will yet
be chosen Governor; but we think he would |
have had larger majority had he declined
to express any opinion on question where
on the Convention which nominated him |
had expressed none, and on which no action |
is required from anincumbent of the Office |
TO which he aspires. H ID.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-05
Columbus Post Office.

1t is rumored that, in the appointment of
the new Postmaster for Columbus, the APP
pointment was made conditional that the
new Postmaster is to employ a competent
clerk to take charge of the Office; and that
the Department at Washington has named
the man for that office, and that his salary
is to be two thousand dollars. Are the peo-
pie to understand that the Administration
have appointed man for Postmaster that
is incompetent to discharge the duties of
the Office and that they knew it at the time
the appointment was made? Or are they
to understand that where there are more
applicants than offices the offices are to be
multiplied so as to have two officers for
each office? Now, If Mr.. j. does the work
that our late Postmaster did, and Mr.. W.,
being incompetent does nothing, will it
still not require the same clerical force
(outside of the double-headed Postmaster
arrangement) to do the work in the office,
and will not the expenses Of the Govern
ment be increased just the amount of Mr..
J.'s salary, two thousand dollars? A little
light is required by the tax payers as to the
above double-headed arrangement. The
loyal gentlemen who manage these matters
are expected to speak out and post the pub
lie. t.e let, datfs Naatlbans
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-05
The WAY 10 DO II.

I'VE like the way in which the Democra-
cy OF Muskingun propose to do business.-
The Democratic Central Committee, in is
suing their call for a meeting to elect niAt
delegates TO the Democratic State Conven-
ton, to be held in Columbus on the 24tb
inst. say; fee .,.a.es OIL ~
bSThe Democratic electors of Muskingum
county and all eohO are opposedto changing our
State Constitution so as TO ertendtte right OF
suffrage tothe Negroes, and comforting upon all
hsi privileges Of citizenship, are requested TO
nieetia ZaHesuille, on Saturday. the 18th day Of
Aagistp ciJ q! o7 stH1. fjl.t4I !Gi lil
-Thereis no evasion in this call. Itmeets
the question fairly-in manner in which
itlshould be met-and we should be glad to
have the Democracy do likewise through
out the State. As the Abolitionists have
declared Negro Suffrage to be the vital is
sue of the hour, it is proper that the De-
mocracy should so treat it in County and
State Conventions. An army, when it is
about TO SO into a fight, throws to one side
alL unnecessary baggage and luggage, and
thei Democracy should emulate this exam
pie when it moves forward to meet the Abb
oltionists ON the ground they have indi-
Gated LET it strip for the fight, and not
load itself down as though it were about to
uSnSdesgrtsake IS sgtsa 4 forty years peaceful pilgrim
dBt.tc ge1 ui noift7rHI 10 ~ Hlfunrs o. .... i.