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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

proposed year ago 20 visit Richmond. rsineS
permission 10 pass our lines. but cot no furthe
than Petersburg when he returned without mate
rial success.
He found our prisoner on Belle Island comfor
tably cared fos.
The Posts Washington SPECIAL says:
The 100 notes now printing will be offered a
par for subscription. but will 20; be paid out &
public creditors.
Rey S Slebbins has been selected as success
sor to the late Rev T. Starr King. in this pastor
ate at San Francisco. and accepted.
Special to the Commercial says;
The military authorities believe Lee slli b'
compelled 70 attack Grant for self-preservstion
A disposition which may not now be divulgec
have been made TO prevent the rebel Invader
now on their way to Richmond from reaching
that city without dispersion and the recapture oil
large portions of their plumber.
The report Of Secretary Stanton's resignation
is more prevalent to day than ever. bet il Is IN
doubtedly false.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

1HE EYE AND EAR-We are pleased to in
form our readers tina. DR. Jordou. the celebrated
occulist aud aurist. formerly of London. England.
bat who has been practising with great for
the last year in Wisconsin. Iowa and Northern
Indiana. intends to visit indianapolis for one
month. From our exchanges We learn of several
cures lie has performed: therefore. those requir
ing medical aid for defective sight hearing.
had better avail themselves OF the opportunity
now offered for obtaining relief. The Decor has
taken rooms ut the Bates House. and will be
prepared 10 receive patients on Monday next,
July 25th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

~ Mexican Buchanan made a splendid tri-
umph in Richard III last night To night Is
set apart for his benefit. Our citizens already
appreciate this great actors merits He ranks
in the estimation Of all. among the foremost 10
the higher walks Of the drama the modern
stage.
doubt crowded to witness grand triumph Of his
trionic genius. Miss Virginia Buchanan. beau
tifui accomplished and gifted young lady, the
daughter OF the great tragedian. will also ap-
pear
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Prom Kansas civ.

KANSAS CRY, july 2l.-On Sunday last Capt
Moses, with AZ men of the % Colorado, while
scouting near Fredericksburg, CLAW county. came
upon about 300 bushwhackers. The advance OF
the rebels was dressed in Federal uniform. and
correctly replied to the challenge of our men,
but their whole force Immediately after charged
upon our troops. and bloody little iyht ensued
Capt Moses finally ordering his men to retreat.
The rebel loss was 10 killed and 81 wounded.
We los; six killed and four wounded Captain
Moses had five bullets through bis clothes. His
horse was shot four times. but both escaped.
Major Richards, with $50 men, Immediately
pursued the euerrilas in. the direction of Knox
vile. Ray county. where they broke into small
bands
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COM m ERCIAL.
Isy rsLNskAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July o..
Flour very dull under the New York news,
aud prices nominal at S999 % for superfine and
extra.
Wheat declined l09l5c per bushel. closing at
81 e561l 90 for red
A good demand for sbeiled corn at 81 IL, but
it is held &c. higuer
Oats dull at 790S0c.
Whisky advanced to 81 10, with fair de-
mand.
Mess pork closed unsettled in the morning; $40
was refused for it. but S35 was the best offer
made at the close.
300 terces lard sold at l9c before the news
100, 900 lbs bulk sides at l5c.
Groceries dull aud unchanged
Gold declined to 81 53Cd2 81.
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ErEcurlvE MANSION. July IL. 1864

To whom it NAV concern:
Anv proposition which embraces the restora
ton of peace the integrity OF the whole Union
and the abandonment of slavery. and which
comes bv and with authority that controls the
armies now at war Against the United States
will be received and considered by the Execu-
tive Government Of the United States and will
be met bv liberal terms on substantial and col
lateral points and the bearer or bearers thereof
shall have safe conduct both ways
(SigDed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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IyrrRx.rlosAl Horn. THURSDAY

Mr. Holcomb presents his compliments to MAJ
Hav. and greatly regrets If his return to Wash
iprton has been delayed by any expectations OF
an answer 10 the communication which Mr. Hol
comb received from him Yesterday, 10 be deliv
cred TO the President OF the L This com
munication was accepted as response TO the let
ter Of Messrs Holcomb and Clay to Hon Horac:
Greeley. and to that gentleman has been trans
mittei
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

a. Ii was not the j. W Davis" steam
fire engine which tipped the other day at
the corner of Illinois and Washington streets. 1t
was the &C. Il. Davis" a very different and
"A much better engine. And this j. the first acct
dent of the kind the &C b Davis" ever has met
with whereas. the 81 W Davis, by sundry
maiadventures, has cost the city mint" of
money. The &c b. Davis is our Western
engine, and We all brag OH her
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

NV YORK. July 81 The Philadelphia In
ouirer's correspondent. in his account of the
visit 90 Richmond by Col Jacques, Edmund Kirk,
AMI Mr. Gilmore. aGthor Of Among the Pines
&c saws that IL is generally understood that the
object vas the restoration Of peace.
Col Jacques. with whom the idea originated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

t5s Sam. NJ Douglass is the General Ticket
Agent for the Pennsylvania railroad. 1t is said
that this route i 60 miles shorter To New York,
and l37 miles shorter 10 Philadelphia than any
other route. Mr. Sam. VI Douglass i one Of
our well known citizens. and will give all inqui-
ring any Information with regard to the Pcnnsyl
yania Central
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20 p

~ Gen burlington received orders to send
the officers OF Morgan's staff. now at Camp Nor
ton. through the lines IL will be remembered
that they were taken while on a special mission
with Gen. Hobson. who was in search of an ex
change The War Department has decided that
HobsOns agreement was valid and the men are
released accordingly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

IMPoETA~T To EASTERN TRAVEL The Belle
fontaine Railroad line renow running passenger
cars on the morning express train. leaving lndi
annapolis nj \ VI. through 20 Clev Gland with
out change. arriving in Cleveland at 30 p VI
Returning. leave Cleveland at ; % A NJ. and
run through to indianapolis. arriving at p N
July l3-lm
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INTERNATIONAL HoTEL, NIAGARA FALLs.l

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. NIAGARA FALLsl
july 10, 1864
Gentlemen-At late hour last evening, too
late for communication with you. | received a
dispatch from the President informing me that
further instructions left Washington last evening
which must reach me if there be no interruption
by noon to morrow. Should you decide to await
their arrival feel confident that they will enable
me to answer definitely your note Of yesterday
morning. Regretting delay. which | am sure
you will regard as unavoidable on my part.
remain, yours truly.
(Signed,) HORACE GREELEY.
To Messrs. Clay & Holcomb. Clifton House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

MKrRoPolirAx GIFT Book STORE We call
the attention of our citizens 20 the fact that this
establishment has been recently opened and per-
manently located az No So Et>t Washington
street The procedure OF business at the Metro
politan Gift Book Store i such that everybody
gets the worth of their money and valuable
gift besides /, is matter of surprise how this
can be done. but the proprietors explicitly eX-
plain the thing As follows
In purchasing of VI the book buyer has moth
ING TO lose. and everything 10 gain; for the Git
ststeu. - conducted by US. is lottery, a.
many have been prejudiced 10 suppose II 10 be.
II il were, there would be possibility OF loss
OF tie iuvestment-Of which there Is not the
least. Ii Is known TO the purchaser that ne Is TO
receive an equivalent for his money in The book
selected which Is furnished at the lowest retail
price-oiten in fact, N less than il can be fur
nished ordinarily: and a present is made with
each volume, which be il worth fifty cents or one
hundred dollars. i YET c.eH gain. In this way
taste for instructive and entertaining literature
j. surrounded with additional attractions. and
books of sterling interest and value are widely
disseminated
IL = a cause Of wonder 10 many who have hen
etitted themselves by nuying books of u how
Ne can render business profitable which i con
Quoted or - liberal system II l. on account of
hi. very lberaliiv that We are successful The
course Of trade Inevitably directed 10 the chan
ne. which affords tie most marked faculties. 80
that where Others fnd difficulty selling 4 few
books We easily dispose Of thousands
Excessive skep,icism makes as many dapes a
eScessive creduity: and We boldly proclaim that
the man v ho purchases a book without the chance
Of getting anything more, when De might ai our
establishment Get the same book AT The same
price with the certainty Of further value from
fitY cents % Gae hundred dollA,- in amount. i
the duDe 81 his own skepticsm
one word more. Our catalogue comprises the
be- ,ftuGsfd works, N the perusal OF which th'
pubic will always be profted and never dis
gu-re-t NeNi-h tu sci books that are books -
book thai interest While they amuse. and msk'
tie world better BY reading them
An examination OF our prices will show tina
our bi9ss are offered al the lowest rates, and tina
che present therefore. costs our customers moth
ing. but l. ia every seuse a free gilt. he lIber
alits Of our system. feel assured will continue
the lagors OF all Who have heretofore bOugh
books of Us, and permanently extend our trade
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22
HAeANS MAGNOLIA BALI

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered II changes the burnt face and
hands 10 peaTiy satin texture Of ravisLing beauty
psrtingthe MAJ bic purity Of youth, and the Siingss
appearance 90 inviting in the city belle Of fashion. II
removes tan, freckles, pmp-s and roughness Of the
skin. leaving the complexion FRESH transparent and
smooth. IL contains material injurious the .kn
Psronired by Actresses and opers Singers n what
every lady should have.
Ssld everywhere.
Pspsredby W. X. HAGAN, Troy, \. Y
Address ell orders
DENAs $. BARNES A co, New York.
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he calico movement has entirely fallen
through in Chicago. At the last public meeting
but twenty women were present. and they wore
silks and ribbons OF foreign manufacture No
sensible lady will dress exclusively in c,ico un
less her husband or father is not able to buy her
something better The ladies love to dress neat
and tasty. and they can't do this in exclusively
domestic manufactures
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

A SUPERIOR REMEDY We can con~cientiously
recommend to those suffering from a distressiE 2
cough, DR. Strickland's MelihuOus Cough Bal
sam. IL gives relief almost instantaneous. and
is witha! rot dsagreeable To the taste There i
no doubt boz tie Mellihuous Cough Balsam is
of the best psee.-stions in and Is all that
It's proprietors claim tor i We have tried il
during the past week. and io4nd relief from 4
most distressing cough 1t i prepared bv DE-.
Sirick land No g. East Fourth street CigeiunAti.
Ohio Cincinnati National Union. Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

Mai Hav would respectfully inquire whether
Professor Halcomb and the gentlemen associated
with him desire to send to Washington by Maj
H,v anv messages in reference the commu
pication delivered to him on Yesterday, and in
that case. when he may expect to be favored
with such messages
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

CAsH TRADE.-Aftcr the first of July, 1861,
dry goods will be sold for cash exclusively, at
No. ). East Washington Those owing
accounts will please settle up. NJ. II. GOOD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

MssoSIc. - The special meeting OF lie
Lodge OF Ancient Landmarks will be held lh
friday evening az ~ O'Clock. for work
nv order Of The " VI
JonN J PAKsoNs, Secy
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n Belcher's sewed boots A. -; Becher's x
Deters pegged boots So Custom boots So 30 TO
g.. \ good. neat calf boot at s. 30. All work
warranted AMI repaired fee of charge.
NINNEDGE X JOINS,
No. IL, West Washington street
iutyl9 div
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~ This exceedingly warm weather naturall,
induces "a 10 call in at Senour's Drug Store anC
take a glass o. that cold soda water.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

sF-Oue hundred and fifty checks OF banks
were issued yesterday bv the clerk Of the Gov.
ernor's fnsncial bureau The sums ranged from
Il 80 % 81 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

tB A wagon load Of supplies, from their
friends Ia Tennessee. was taken 90 the rebel
prisoners at Camp Morton day before yesterday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

IN Family spices and fayoring extracts of all
kinds. for sale at Senour's Drug Store.
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febI2deO p

u George RhOdus. one OF the most popular
citizens engaged in catering 10 the wants Of the
public. will Opea his magnificent saloon on North
M sridian street. two doors south Of the Journal
Office, on Monday night next All eOf Major
General Rhodius' friends will be welcome.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

tn All kinds OF Book and job Printing neatly
and promptly done at this Office. at living rates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

sH- Auction sale of household furniture at
No. IL North Meridian street on Thursday.
July 2Ist. at 81, o'clock 4. NJ , as follows: In
reaus, BeaGsteads, Washstands, Chairs. Tables.
Mattresses. Carpets. Stoves. Lounges, Queens aud
Glassware, &c. Terms cash
WIN T. FEATHERsroN,
% u AuctlOneer
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EARLY CLosING.-An1ious 20 give our young
men time for improv emeut. will continue 10
close at o O'Clock T. VI. during the season.
W. 4 II GLENN,
febl2d6m Projectors New York Store
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sH Two of the steam ere engines are reportcs
unfit for present duty.
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From washingson.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The National Repub
lican has furnished the following intelligence:
The Government received dispatches from
Sherman this morning announcing that the enc
nv assaulted his lines three times Yesterday, and
was repulsed each time with little loss to US
Our forces fought behind carthworks, hence the
small loss; but the enemy, coming out of the de
lenses of the city TO offer battle became more
exposed, and suffered greatly
The Star says:
dispatch from Gen. Hunter reports that the
following has just been received from General
Averll, dated near Winchester, July 90:
Breckinridge divided his force st Berryvlle
last night. sending Eearly TO Winchester and
taking the other division 10 Wildwood.
/ attacked and defeated Early to-day in front
of Winchester. killing and wounding 300 Of his
officers and men, capturing cannon and several
hundred small arms, and about 300 prisoners.
Gen. Tilley is seriously wounded and in our
hands
Col Boord. of tina 5Sth Virginia Is killed
The cannon and prisoners have been sent to
Martinsburg.
The enemy's loss is heavy.
Prisoners report their force to have been
5000
The commands or Jackson and Imboden
which were present, were not included in the
mentioned strength
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=rT- Govenor Morton has telegrspbed that hs
viii arrive in this city to day.
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From sc. LOuis.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2l-The steamer yellow
Stone. from upper Missouri. reports Gen Sulley',
Indian expedition at North Cannibal river i,
building new fort called Fort Rice.
Hostile Indians were seen in force between
Fort Rice and Fort Union, and large numbers are
said to be some miles back OF Fort Rice.
Officers say Gen. Sulley is severely condemned
for inactivity.
He is keeping his troops, 5000 in number
building forts, when he ought TO be hunting and
dispensing the enemy.
They express the opinion he will not have a
collision with the Indians.
Father Deschmidt, who was aboard the Yellow
Stone. had two councils with 800 Sioux near
Flat Berth. who expressed an anxiety to make
peace with the whites.
Twenty-six Idaho miners came down on the
Yellow Stone with over two hundred thousand
dollars in gold
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22

TEA company in Indianapolis are going to
bore an artesisn we'll
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which duplicate nov furnish to the Associated
Press.
Signed VIZ. CoRSKLL JKwErr
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CElFrox HorsE, G. W

hurcuAy, JuIN-I.
The following il copy of original letter held
nv me TO deliver to Hon. Horace GREELEY. and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-22
CLIFTON HousE. NIAGARA FALLS

CLIFTON HoUsE. NIAGARA FALLS
July Is, 1864
To Hon. Horace Greeley, Niagara Falls:
We have the honor to acknowledge the re
ceipt of your note of this date by the hands OF
Col. Jewett. and will await the further answer
which you propose to send to US
Very respectfully,
(Sigued,) G C. CLAY,
J D. HoLCoMB
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NiIrAVN 1AVtrI. TO IOVf
Sir-Col Jew EFT has just handed us your note
of this date, in which you state that further in
structions from Washington will reach you by
noon to morrow. If there be no interruptions
one or possibly both OF us NAV he obliged TO
leave the Falls to-day but will return in time to
receive communication which YOU propose to-
morrow We remain very truly, yours, &c.
(Sgned) j H HoLcoMB,
C. CLAY In
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CIT TIE ~ s

tsrhe weather continue warm. All rish.
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COM TAKEN UP.

gUyAKES up. by the undersigned, the Pendietol
State Road. "a miles from indiAnapois. Lighters
mich COW. with white spots; slit in the tin o. tn
ugat ear. Also -hi,ish roam yearnns nsme''
g.. GkEFSLKAF
,nlyls-d3r
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strekiand quite right in advising you his advertise
nent In our columns Of to-days paper to take bottle
Of his highly Antchoier. Mixture IN your
knapsscks. mayrsve the lives Of many Of our bss
soldiers Mothers, that your do not nesee: q
lou get at the Drug Stores at 50 cents per bottle
II is the best remedy for Disrrhra and Dyssntery.
msrchs -ilyeodkwiy
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HDIsEAsEs OF THE NERvoU.

DI SEASES OF THE NERVOUS
Seminal, Urinary and Sexual systens-nev reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address ID. }. sKiLLiN HOUGHroN, Howard As.ecls-
ton. No. . soath Ninth Street, philsdelphis Pa.
nsrso-dkwly
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cLIrroS HoUsr, c. W.

cLIFToS HoUsE, c. W..
July 81. ls6i}
To Hon. Horace Greedy:
Sir-The paper handed to Mr.. Holcomb on
Yesterday IN your presence. BY Maj. Hay. A. A
O., as an answer to the application in note OF
the 9Th inst, is couched in the following terms
EXECUTIVE MANSON
Washington July 18th, 1864
To Whom il Nav Concern:
Any proposition which embraces the restora-
ton Of peace. the integrity Of the whole Union,
and the abandon ment Of slavery, and which came
by aud with an authority that can control the ar
mics now at war against the United States. will
be received and considered by the Executive Gov
eminent of the u. s, will be met BY liberal
terms on other aud substantial and collateral
points. and the bearers thereof shall have safe
conduct both ways. re
tSgned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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~NERvoUs DEBILITY. SEMINAL
Weakness etc, eas ~ c~rss byeas vhe has really
Cared himself and hundreds sf sshsrs, asi wi ts zoe
nothing bat The fr-fh. Address viii stamp.
EDWARD n. rRAvER,
moe-c4~y Lork Bon. Boston. msss-
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KathAiron Is from The 0reet vora .Kstir.. ar
ksfharo" sisuifyins TO cleans. rsuvinsfs and re-
store. This article h chat NJ name sirnsss rsrpr.-
serving. restoring and beauufyisx N. hama. heir 10 .
The most remarkable preparation IN The World. n IL
again owned asd pat By the srsas prepr,stsr AL
h nev made With The same care. skni ed Alteration
which gave n sale q nllHsn sesti~- per
sunum-
its q most delightful Hair Drezziax.
IL ersdieztes scurf and dantrsG
IL Keeps the head cool and eean-
it makes the hair rich sOsi M sfo~y
tprevcnts The hair from falling "a and furnsax gray
IL restores hair npon bald headz-
AM lady OF gcnieuan sho vAi1es beautiful had Of
hair should use fyoe ksfhsroc- u y known ss< sse<
throughout the civilized world
Sold By al respectable dsaienL IItETH
DEnAs B. BARN ~ 4 CO.,N.Y.
feb<-t6r-esf
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laqiq ING anqlyfma
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"a SLIGHT COLD" COUGHS.

Few are aware Of the importance Of cheeking cssxA
or slight Cold" in is frst stages that vhich In the be-
ginning would yield 10 mild remedy. neglected. SOC
attacks the lusxs. srTs FrEr
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCBE

gives sure and almost immediate relief Military ocsrs
and Soldiers should have them they can be carried In
The psehet and taAen occasion -~ssire>
ssid By oil Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines In the
United States and foreign countries ., IS cent. per
osx - je7-dkwln
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iulyis-dor
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Signed