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FOR SALE.
To Steamboatmen.

nor SALE, AT FIGURES SATISFACTORY
+ to the purchaser, the Chimneys, Stays and
GUYS all the Doors, Shutters and Trimmings SASH
Transons, Ventilators, Patent Roofing, Tenders,
Stayings and Life Boat of the Steamer Lebanon
No.2. All new, in good condition. at Elizabeth
town, Illinois. Apply TO
NATHAN JACKSON,
augl4-Iw Elizabcthtown- Ills.
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e. NJ. THAYER, ..-..-....-......-.. .Eoitor'
j. N. SILVERTHORN,.... Associate.
s@ 1t was glorious rain-that we

B@ 1t was a glorious rain-that we
enjoyed yesterday afternoons refresh
ing, invigoratiag, rejuvenating rain! A
close, hot atmosphere, which made respi-
ration difficult, and weighed down the
physical 4nau like nightmare, gave
place to cool; soul-reviving breeze, that
terminated both the vegetable and ami
mall ~erld
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soIdiers, Claim AgencY.

MCBRIDE & WHITTLEsEY are still pro-
curing back pay for discharged soldiers.
Pensions and Bounties for soldiers and
widows under the acts of Congress of
1861 and 1862. Their terms are low.
Give them a call Their office is on
Third street, below the Crescent City
Hall feb14-1y
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peas The steamer Freestone arrived
at our city yesterday, having on board
176 sick soldiers belonging to the Ninth
Army Corps. The boat was out OF sew
eral kinds of medicines and was greatly
in need of sanitary stores of every de-
scription. The necessities of the sick
were promptly relieved by Mr.. Phil.
Hornbrook, the military agent at this
point, and they were sent on their way
| rejoicing. The soldiers who bad been
.,[,-,gz,-ryrare,ul, we nave no doubt,
Tor the comforts received. t...
One of the sick died on the way up the
river and was buried yesterday at Hen
derson We did not learn the name of
the deceased. ...
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CHARLES.

The Gen. Anderson left yesterday at
noon, with magnificent trip of people
and freight.
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Bg Persons in need of real fine pic
lures of any sort-especially cGrtes de
risite-wil do well to patronize j. Perry
Elliott's City Gallery, on Second street.
Remember the best is always the cheap
est 1870. n
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FOREIGN LIQUORS.
DRUGS, sc.


DROUGHTON 4 WOOD BIG LEAVE TO
l. call the al rnti.,n of Ih- prbiie to Their new
establishment just opened Opposite the 'curt
House
stock of Drugs Dye Stufs. Chemieles and Perfu-
merry, personally selected from Eastern Markets,
they are enabled TO offer pure articles at MODE
rate profit Great attention will be paid to the
important department of prescriptions; and in all
things they intend to keep up with the times ana
endeavor to please their customers
A IL PATENT MEDICINES CAN BE PUR-
n chased at the ,
EVANSVILLE COAL OIL IS SOLD At THE
Nl CRESCENT CITY DRUG STORE
A SPLENDID SODA FnUNTAIN Is OPEN
n at the CRESCENT CITY DRUG STORE
VERY CURIOUS PERFUMERIES ARE SOLD
V az the CRESCENT CITY DRUG STORE
DHYSICIANs ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
formed that prescriptions are reliably pre-
nared nj the CRESCENT CITY DRUG STORE.
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ARMY LETTERS.

We are permitted to make the follow
ing extract from private letter to
gentleman of our city:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
WANTED.

hDM BUSHELS ON Ms WANTED, FOR
OOO which the highest market price will be
paid in Cash at los n TITO,
- No. q Main Street.
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VARNISH.
DIR. - no LTH,z
PETROLEUM VARNTSH

EoR TIN RO0PS, MANUFACTURED AT
J. Smiths Chem cal Works. This widely known
Narnish Manufac ured, under the direc- super
vision o. DR.. Smith, of Illinois, we perceive is
being generally introduced in our city During
the last few months all of our prr ciral towns in
ln'iisna have used it, the citizens have used it on
their metal roof, being the most natural covering
for tin, preventing it from Tusting and corroding
lmpregnable to water and sufficiently elas-;c to
Withstand any change of tia Temperature .rom
heat to Cold. They are cheaper than oil paints
and not so expensive, and every one havi"g metal
roofs should have them covered with it, Mr.
Charles Smith the we'll known AGENT has con-
tracted to paint several of our most prominent
citizens roofs. BE is now stopping at the Wash
inSton Hotel All roofs are warranted water
proof. auI5-1w
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REMOVED.

TOWNSHIP LIBRARY AND TRUSTEE
1 oae-- -..--o.a3 - Halle Rlonl-- NlS,VS
Il Once removed 10 hal' T,.ird street
A, I RAhi nsnn,s ntiieAIfiHN cnEi'IE, r.u,tvv-
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last siaht.s Nail Itemized.

The weather in the eastern cities IS
unurecedeztly hot Men are dying by
scores from the effect of sun stroke, and
in Washington 81 horses were lost on
Thursday from the effects of the heat.
The Contraband Relief Association
presented beautiful banner to the FIRST
District Negro Regiment of Washington
on Thursday night. Forney being call
ed on flor a speech, responded happ'-
", saving that he stood there to take
back much that he had said and written
and earnestly believed nut a few years
ago. Port Hudson and Morris Island
had convinced him of his mistake. In
the lightsof the courage there displayed
no man could doubt how large share
the enslaved race of this continent were
j to have in achieveing our deliverence as
as we'll as their own.
The glorious old 18th Indiana, the 'old
guard" is now in Charleston harbor The
arrival of such a representative from the
Hoosier State is all that is required
: to insure the speedy downfall OF the reb
Ell city
A late arrival at Fort Monroe brings
intelligence that terrific bombardment
was going on during the night time
when the vessel passed Charleston Har
Dor. Five gunboats have emerged Cum
J mings' Point battery, and had nearl
silenced its guns.
NJ The 3rd Pennsylvania Colored Reg
nent left Philadelphia at noon Thursda
- for Charleston. 1t was subject of re
q mark that not a man of the 1000 wa
j intoxicated, and they left in the highe:
spirits, cheering for Uncle Sam, Will
80 the band played the Star Spangled Bal
o. ner.
of The President has written secon
G. letter to Gov Seymour, in which /
Do gives the gentleman to understand prett
o. distinctly that the draft in New Io:k
ell to be enforced at once.
ty Late dispatches from Memphis Civ
no later Southern news than publisht
he in our Helena letter yesterday. 1t
re- not thought Gen. Steele will experience
much trouble in cleaning" out Arka
of sas. All is quiet between Memphis al
r New Orleans, and steamers are n
=; ~ troubled in running between those citi'
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GOOD GOODS.

GOOD GOODS.
eve say GOOD, for we Sc
that kind of Stock), to !
found in any House of OIL
acquaintance East or Yves
They were bought for Ca
by one of the firm WI
spends the greater part of /
time East for that EXPIRE
purpose. With many yea
experience in the busine:
we fatter ourselves that
understand it we'll, and wi
facilities at our command, '
Can and VIII
Sell Goods as cheap as a.
Jobbing House in the cou
try, we care not where tt
House may be located; if
the East we will add tral
portation. We would
spectfully call the attenti
of the trade to an examiI
- of our Goods. We Ii
to sell good Goods tn:
speak for us wherever tn
| go. - 1883
MORGAN, READ & &C
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HEADQUARTERS ID BRIGADE LIST DIVISION, \
2Ist Army Corps, Dept of the Cumberland, :
Pelham Tenn, Aug. 4th 1868
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The Sentinel for 1903:

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ezen- We engaged in Q gefnte civil war; the re-
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Government founded. snd the destruction Of the
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new legislature will assemble the sih Of Janu-
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Will soon assemble AMI the most important questions
will BE- brought before IT for determination. tine of
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy Of the
President, will valy affect the future The country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will lie re-
ported In the NrAiiRl.
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THA II w ~ ".

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cnAsSD1 49, sDR EAnsne.
JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily Sundays Excepted
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r "A I L r Q a d
1862. III 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

~ MII-Fs sHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
I'M AND AFTER NOV Is. 1882. trains will b.
~ A. follows
Mail Train will leave indiana spo> I2.30 r. ". =,
stop at all stations and make close connection kokomc
with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road Tor lOganSport Val and Chicago. aud arrive
a. Peru $25 =. NJ. I'm time make connections Will
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West
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going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru ai 1926 "
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on the cincinnati AMI Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loga. port, and arrive at indianapolis
430 T. NJ. in time TO connect with the evening trains fo
Cincinnati. louisville and other points.
Special attention given To the transportation Of live
stock, produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
v. 7. MAL0rr General Ticket Agent nOvls, 62-dIy
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, FRIDAY MORNING. !.
SENATE.


REPUBLICANS HOLDING ovER.
Delaware and BIsckfrd-Walter March.
Fayette and Union Benjamin r. Claypool.
Fountain-Henry Campbell
Hamilton aud Tipton-Geo. b Grub.
Hensricks and BOone-SOlomon Blair.
He'ry-Jo-hua II. Msllett.
Lipurre and Starks-Abram Teegarden.
Miami and Futon-D ,niel X Bearss.
Monrgomerv--M Michael G. White
Noble. Dek lb and Steube, - Timothy r
ID ckinson
Rush-Edward II NJ Berry
DECATUR ID Pleak-l3
EEPUBLfcASs ELECTED.
Jefferson-John l. Mtnshed
Wayne-Othnel Bee<on
Benton. Warren and White-Alfred Reed.
Tipp-cnnoe-Moses G Culver
Jasper, Lake Newton and Porter Ezra Right
P.'rke and VermilIion-O p. Davis.
Marion-JOhh G. New (c0utesf) -e--2l.
ElktsIt and l. 'granse-John II. Baker.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVER
Clark and Scott-CharIe- T. Ferguson
Clay and Putnam-Archibald Johnston
Gibson. Dubois and P,ke-Thomas Shoulders.
Johnson and Morgan-Franklin Linders.
Shelby and II ,ncock-Mnrin VI Ray.
Vigo and Sullivan-Hebry X Wilson
Washington and Harrison-Simeon Wolf
Jennings and Jackson-Nedea W Shelds-S
DEMOCRATS ELEcrED.
Floyd--AueG-tus Bradley.
MARSHALL AMI ST JCseph-Horsce Corbin.
Graut and VI idison-John ID Marshall
P'.sey aud neutrality-suspicious. " Finch.
Perry. Spencer and Warrirk--B. L Fuller
Davis and kupx-JameS Williams
Greene aud O~en-Georse y Moore
L,wrence aud Martn-Thomas X Cobb.
Crawford and 0range--iienry Jenkins
Brown aud Monr be-Piri~ e.. Dunning.
Barthoomew-Francis T HOrd.
Dearbmn--James " Gait
FrankIin-Thomas Clifford
Adams, Jay and Wells--Georse s. Brown.
Allen-Puy Huasland
Huntington and Whitley-A J Douglas.
Carroll and Clihon-Leander McClur.
Cas- Howard AMI PulaSkI--John Davis.
RiDley-Wiliam l. Harte,-l9-27
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio aud wifZeriand-Aiexan &. Duwney
Kosciu>ko AMI Wabash-W llam c Graves.
Republicans holding over. ............l3
elected Observation-Disclosures.
--2l
Democrats holding over. r..............
elected. ..................l9
81
Independents. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
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NV YORK, August 1.-THE steamer CITY of
" Washington fl nj Liverpool on the 4th and
Queenstown '1e 9TH. has arrived
The ship Coz stitution, from Philadelphia for
Valparaiso, was saptured on the 25h of June by
the pirate Georg 4, ana was released on giving
bonds.
The ship CT Of Baltimore. from Callos for
Antwerp, arrive at Perna mbuco after having
been captured - the Georgia and released on
ransom
The ship Sunrise. from Liverpool for New
York, was, IL s. MS captured By the Florida. in
lat. 40. long. g., and restored on a ransom of
so 00o.
The change o. tone in the London Saturday
Review, hither' one of the strongest advocates
OF the secessc- sts in England. excite much
comment Tt. journal looks upon the recent
Federal victorie great and decisive, and in
measure gives - the cause of the South as ut
tetly lost
The Liverpco Chamber of Commerce held its
half-yearly me- ng on the 3d. The opinions ex-
pressed the orin'un that the American war was
| not far from it, close.
The notorioc' Leanmau, Advocate of the
Polish Government. has ordered forced loan of
u ,OOO 600 10 A proclamation from the
same source re ects any compromise with the
Poles
Several insu-'fent leaders have been hung at
Warsaw
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~ Let those who have doubted the virtues
of Bulls Cedron Btters, if any such there be-
following certificate from gentlemen well known in hi:
community, and doubt more.
It. general introduction into the army will save the
lives of thousands OF our soldiers.
Louisville. KY, June 4, 1868.
We, the unierS yned, have the good effects rro
duced by the of DR. John Bulls Cedon il
general debility and prostra;on of the system and be
much suffering. Among soldiers particularly oulo
this be the case, especially those who exposed Il
uliasme Influences in the Southern climate.
MAJOR PHILIP SPEED.
Col. lat. Rev. Sd Dist. ny.
CHAS. T. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville Ky.
COL II. DENT
Provost Marshal Gen. of Ky.
REV. d. z HENDERSON,
Vice President of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY. HUGHES & Co.
Publishers Democrat.
GEORGE T. DOERN.
Prop Luu>vle Anzeiger.
HUGHES h PAGKHILn.
Wholesale Dry Coed Dealers, Main st.. Louisville.
DAVIS GREEN, 4 CO,
Nho'esale Shoe Dealer. Nam 4. Louisville.
HART MAru1 HER,
LithcgraT hers. cor. third and Market. Louisville.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant Third aud Market. Iouisyii le
CAPT. 3 +. HIi.paErH,
STEAMER Mfi0r Anderson.
MAI. l.. T. THESTON,
psymaStyr L. S. Army.
c. ~ METCALFE.
Nrioapl lo'rl. Louisville.
COL. JESSE RAii.ES,
4th Kentncky Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
See advertisement in another column. jy20-d5m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-18

THE CANAL "A year or two ago il was mGot.
ed question with our wise city fathers whether
they should have the Central Canal filled up on
not We believe the majority Of the voters car
ried il against the filling up of the ditch And
therein they showed themselves accomplished
and educated. They showed themselves men
worthy OF the birthright of freemen They We.
toed the filing up OF the canal In this regard
they showed themselves possessed Of more brains
than some other people The result is that the
canal still flows on. and Is turning a thousand OF
manufacturing wheels. adding to the prosperity
and renown OF the cty-a city which is the pride
of the State. We advocate the widening and
deepening of this canal. thereby promoting the
industrial interests of the State Water power
il what we want these days aud a free people to
exercise their God given faculties.
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from New bern.

N1wBKRS. N. =, August l5.-Brgadier Gen
eral J N. PalT is now in command of the 18Th
amy corps. auo sill make his headquarters al
Newbern
Major J. n. 'Vhitford. of the rebel cavalry
visited this city 81 the llth inst under flag OF
truce, to inquire to the reports of i'll treatment
of prisoners cap rel here, aud was informed
that not only . the reports untrue, but that
two thirds Of & IN desired take the oath OF
allegiance aud u main within our lines
The Washin. On New Era of the 10Th inst
republished from the Raleigh Standard. of July
3lst, an able ar le four columns la length. de
nouncing the tire ,hery of the Confederate lead
ers, showing the 'alsity of their promises and the
i'll success of If efforts. and stating that por-
tions only of ht five of the original thirteen
States remain in lie bonds Of the Confederacy
and proposing North Carolina, in her sovereign
capacity. to ma immediate advances to the
North for peace.
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from fortress Monroe.

FoRrREss Mov..eE, Aug. l6-The steamer s.
L. Spaulding ar. ed here this morning from of
ca ,rlest0n. 81 eft Morris Island at 10 o'clock
on Friday morn :,
On Thursday sening the Monitors were all
stripped and pre- red FOR ton. and nj daylight
on Friday the b cries on Morris Islaud opened
theis fire, which stei al hour or two and then
ceased Tire NJ tors did not FIRE shot and
"a soon as the b cries ceased firing. they pu, ar
awnings M -rlanatOn il given Of thi- move
ment The stro' est confidence is expressed of
favorable re.u'
Our informaI says that during the short en-
gagement F-day morning be saw several
shots strike Sun T, causing the bricks and NOR
tar to ay profuso,,.
One of our o:..cers who left Morris Island on
Friday. says tn upo receiving instructions in
regard 10 converting news from Quartermaster
Denton he asked him What shall | tell our friend.
Mt Fortress NJ. lroe. The Quartermaster re-
Piled Tell then. great battle will come of on
Saturday the l5tl or Sunday the 10TH and that
we shall be vietr Gus.