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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
From ~ Arlington.

WASHINGTON, July % Tine nail steamer
John Books, arrived here this morning from
City Point. hich place she lett yesterday morn
lug at O'Clock.
At that hour all was quiet in front of Peters
burg
On Tuesday movement of The rebels wa
discovered, which, although not fully veopei.
indicated that they were attempting TO flank
Gen Buffers POSITION on the right. or were
deavoring to gain Hmrisons ending for tn
purpose ot getting in his rear.
he Star eaIns the proper disposition o irO0 y
was made to check them and find their
tentiOns
Artillery firing commenced at Point Of Rock
early IN the evening If Tuesday. and continue
all night
Our infantry. batteries and gunboats are 50 /
70 have been engaged, but most vi the hrin +;
WIS doubtless done by gunboats
Fighting was a.sp going On near Bermud
Hundred, aud il is reported the rebels wer
posted three miles from that place
Parties who were at Buffers headquarters on
Tuesday nigh, last. say the OF musketry and
artillery mIcessant.
Yesterday morning when Brooks came down
the river the firing still going on but seemed
To nave slackened somewhat
Early Yesterday morning Gen Grant sas en-
gagged in m king proper disposition OF his troops
to foil any rebel movement.
Officers attached Brook : staff state that the
firing heard by them on Tuesday more heavy
aud lnceSsant than any they have heard during
Gmtt's campaign.
Official ndvices have been received at the War
Department giving the graft, ing intellis ence OF
Il tie safety OF Gen. Averl-
He is now at Hagerstown slightly wounded
and will soon be tlt for duty
No rebels have crossed the Potomac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
From the Cincinnati Price Current July p.
Financial and Conn rciai sun,
for the Past week

The success of the Government arms in Geor
gia has put gold down To 10 per cent. during
the week and produced corresponding depres-
sion in prices generally; and the whole. the
week has been one OF unusual quelness IN both
financial and commercial affairs. The demand
for money has not been pressing, which is 10
be attributed to the general absence of specu
lative demand for all articles. and TO the stagna-
ton of trade
The rebel invasion of Maryland has proved
failure for the present. but it may, and probably
will be repeated before Grant succeeds in captur
ing Richmond; however, the fright il caused has
passed off
The Secretary OF the Treasury is on, with a
proposition TO the people for loan Of two hun
dred million dollars, under the authority of the
late act Of Congress, for which he will issue three
year treasury notes. bearing interest at the rate
of $40 per cent. per annum, payable in cur
rency, the principal TO be reteemable in six per
cent bonds, redeemabe after five. ard payable
at the end OF twenty years, or, in other words.
five twenty bonds These treasury notes will be
for sale at the regulw government repositories.
and will not he a legal tender
The market Tor exchange has been very firm
during the week, aud currency had TO be shipped
East to a considerable extent, to keep no bal
ances. There an improved demand FOR 20's
at the close, at l041s. There has been a gen
eral advance in governnen, stocks in New York
and the whole, the financial aspects OF the
government are decidedly better than they wer.
week ago
The huctu Itions of gold in New York, dur
ing the week ending FRIDAY last, were "a fol-
Inns.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
NeW YORK. narkel.

NEW DIRK, July 70.
Flour-Stale and Western dull and heavy. ane
2OC030c lower: 50 75Gol0 extra State; 81 059
10 choice do; 50 l5@9 30 super fine Western;
SO 400l0 common to medium extra; SLUG I'D
80 common To good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. and Sl2 22@l2 for trade brands,
market closing heavy. with no buyers at outside
rates.
Whisky 9rmer at at 81 6S@l 10 State; ST. 10
al - Western.
Wheat dull, heavy and 4@sc lower; So ESQ
2 40 Chicago spring; s. 27@2 40 Milwaukee
club 81 $500 SO for winter red Western.
Coffee dull aud prices entirely nominal.
Sugar quiet; Cuba 2l@2l1ac.
Molasses dull.
Pork less active, and decidedly lower; $35 for
mess; S3S@40 new do. closing at S3s(939; S34
OBS for prime. and S35 for prime mess.
Beef dull and heavy.
Lard moderately active and about &c lower;
%@201ac.
Money more active at 6@7c.
Sterling exchange heavy and unsettled at 81
09@l 0914
Gold irregular, unsettled and lower. opening
at 81 So declining to 81 46l2. advancing To 81
50, and closing quiet at s. 5O54.
The Kangaroo. for Liverpool. to day carried
out S73 in specie
Government stocks active and firmer.
u s 6's el coupons 81 061s al 061..
5 20 coupons 81 Oe@l Osl2.
100 Treasury Note. 81 0S@l 0sl%.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
ARREST OF CHARLES [. WELLER
MORN About the St. Louis Hoax
&c. &C.. &c. &c. &c.
FrOu, New YORK,

NEW YORK, July 2S-The Herald's City
Point correspondent of the 26ib says:
Very heavy and rapid artillery firing has been
going on in the direction of Gen. Fosters front
on the north bank of the james river. since day
light this morning. and at intervals volleys of
musketry be distinctly heard.
For several DAYS past the rebels have been re-
niorciug heavily at that point as if they sus
pected of intending TO mass our forces there
and advance suddenly upon Richmond from
that quarter
The heavy firing of this morning. i prob IDLY
an attack ON Fosters position to anticipate the
expected movement
No dispatches have been received here this
morning up to the hour OF the mail boats de
parture but no fears are entertained of Fosters
ability to hold his position and repulse any at
tack the rebels may make on him
All remains quiet in front of Petersburg but
the troops are by no means entirely inactive.
The movements and disposition of our forces
i not at present legitimate matter for newspaper
publication.
Advices from Baltimore show that Crook, in
retresting from Winchester lost about 600 men
and few guns
Gen Kelly is still at Cumberland
The rebel strength is believed TO be near 80
600. under p Hill. EtrlY having left on ac
count of wound
Gen. Wright has been placed in command of
all troops in the Upper Potomac. and is moving
on the rebels, having reoccupied Martnsburg.
Trains run regularly between Baltimore and
Harpers Ferry.
\ schooner which got ashore in Chesapeake
BY. was taken possession of by the rebels on
Sunday night
Moses Taylor, who was recently appointed AS
Sistant Secretary of the Treasury OF the U. at
n has declined the POSITION.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
from louisville.

LOUISVILLE. July 25-The Nashville Union
says:
On Monday night Capt. BuchmIn, OF Colonel
Stokes Tennessee cavalry, attacked Curry :
gang of Guerilas in Dekalb county, routing
them aud killing Curry and five of his men
Curry was 4 noted guerilla and long terror
20 East Tennesseeans
The Atlanta Appeal of the 2O,h has an &C
count If an incendary fire commencing in Con-
uellys Block the preceding night consuming
half a million dollars worth of property.
The burning buildings were pillAged by the
spectators.
The statement Yesterday of the killing of DR..
Gilpin was Incorrect The report from
his having had some difficulty with soldier and
vas magnfed into a collision which did not &C.
eur
Parties Ot rebel cavalry crossing the Cum
beraEd, making their way into Kentucky.
Yesterday a party of l25 crossed under Col
Johnson. another smaller party also crossed.
They are well armed and mounted and bad
regular officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
From Frederick.

FREpERIoK Mn, July Is stage from Ha
seTSroNn has just arrived. learn from passeH-
ger, that all Is quiet on the Upper Potomac
Rebel scouts have disappeared from the line OF
he Potomac, aud il is said they have fallen back
beyond Mariinsburg
he belief l. that the rebels are simply re-
naming IN the valley FOR the purpose OF gather
ing crops
Gen. Averili, now learn With certainty, is
unlfiured ana At the head of his cavalry
CO. Mul.igan i undoubtedly killed
The particulars which obtained of SUNDAYS
5a,tie. which took place between Bunker Hill
aud Winche>ier. must lessen it, Importance
Some OF our dismoun' Ell cavalry are said 10 have
behaved badly and occa-ianed much OF the loss
We suffered
In the actual fighting We inflicted quite as
much loss IS We sustained but in the retreat we
lost good mary prisoners.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

The army under Grant continues quiet: under
Sher man, has been active. and has fought de
cided battle 40 Atlanta aud defeated The rebel
and Sherman now occupies that place-if not ia
whole, in part IL i clear that the rebel army IL
that State i now in a critical position, and the
Indications that ats defeat will toe signal aud
thorough. What Grants expectations on hopes
are regarding the result OF his operations on the
James river, are kept ptoiouni secret, though
many gue,ses are made by the writers for the
daily papers think ~ his plans The logic OF
events is all against the rebels however, anu it is
clear that they now feel that ihey are sorely and
closely pressed.
The market for all articles has been quite dull
during the week and not enough ht, been done
from day 80 day 10 establish Qupta'ionS, hardly
in any article Flour has dragged heavily. ano
closes very quiet. though holders refuse &" make
concessions IN order 10 effect sales 81 m iguitude
Wheat has been sold tut 10 a moderate extent.
and the market closes dull Corn h = betn in
light supply. and prices are higher There has
been some speculative demand tor shel'ed Oats
rather frmer. Rye declined TO 81 IL
Whisky advanced To 81 IS but Ieil back t.
81 -. The demand for II IS light ard not much
OF il speculative as the time too tar distant in
the estimates Of spectators when an advance
will take place
Butter unchanged
Cheese cent higher
Lead aud shot have advanced materially; 80
has lead pipe and sheet lead
Oils Gull and prices dropping
The business done in provisions. aside from
the sales made to the cOmmSSary here has been
50 small that they did hot establish quotations
but all articles held frBiy nd confidently.
aud little or DO desire manifested to force sales
by submitting 10 decline in order 10 do So Ii
y clear that TIE popular sentiment is I'm favor OF
higher price, for all articles Of produce. and thu.
far but little pressure i observed TO sell 10 mat
ter how depressed the market may De. There
are many who believe that flour Will be sI2 20
sl5 per bri. wheat - 80 TO - IS per dushel,
pork $50 per bIl aud lard y cents per pound
sooner or later. a. honestly and a. firmly as thar
the sun ~iil continue to rise and set and hence
hold stocks of produce With he Gaines, ind fer
regards rhe rise .all D. prices: and III
is more the result OF instinct than OF logic
The grocery market has been quite depressed
ard prices are lower Coffee is "a cents lower
sugar I cent. molasses 293 cents, with but a
j0bhing demand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
secrni,ing i'm Rebc, states for Loyal
state
STATE or lSDIANA,
ApJUTANT Generals OFFICE,
indianapolis. July p, 1864 \
GENERAL ORDERS.


GENERAL ORDERS
The following orders and Instructions an
nounced relative to recruiting in rebel States for
the State OF Indiana, under the provisions OF
General Orders No. %. issued by the War De
partDent
By the provisions of the law of Congress- ap-
proved July 4th, 1864. the Executive OF the 10y
al States Is authorized To send recruiting agents
into any of the States declared 10 be- in rebellion
except Arkansas Tennessee and louisiana to
recruit volunteers WHO shall he credited TO the
the State or 90 the respective sub divisions
thereof
There being no fund tor bouutes or premiums
provided for by law in this State. all bounties,
premiums and expenses Of recruiting except the
bounty o. $500, pay ami allowances paid ~ the
United States must be provided FOE by the re
spectve districts or sGb-,iisircts interested
The citizens OF any Congressional District,
county or sub district. DESTROYS Of procuring re-
cruits under sad orders, - be credited on their
respective quotas. can 10 80 by raising proper
committees contributing the necessary funds,
and making application To these headquarters
for the appointment OF suitable persons selected
by them a such recruiting agents.
Persons liable TO draft, desiring To procure
substitutes Tor themselves before the draft. may
avail themselves Of the services OF recruiting
agents properly appointed. by furnishing such
transport such substitute To the district where he
is TO be mustered into service.
One or more recruiting agents for the State at
large will be appointed whenever the service
seems t0 require it. TO be stationed at such oi the
general camps OF rendezvous a NAV DO deemed
proper and exercise general supervision over all
the agents. oud assist them in the discharge OF
their duties
All agents appoint ii in pursu nee hereof will
be subject To and goveInei by the provisions OF
said General Oriers No 227 ana will be required
10 make ri monthly reports of their proceedings
10 these headquarters.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

SAN FRAScIsco. July 25.-The Mexican pop
olatOn in the southern evUnties az this State are
beginning 10 take sides for and s;.sinsf the usur-
patton OF MAMMALIAN. The great majority OF
them support Juarez, and express regret that the
United States did not assert its protection over
Mexico.
Charles l. Weller. ex postmaster Of San Fran
ni>co. has been arrested and imprisoned at Alcs-
tros, on the charge of using reasonable Ian
guage at meeting of the Comprehend Club.
Nr Weller is Chairman OF the Democratic State
Central Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

he Atlantic aud Great Western Railroad
Company are n0w running two through express
trains from Cleveland t. New York without
changing cars f4.-eagers gonx To New York
vii 10 vel 70 purchase tickets To Cleveland ana
thence avail themselves of this new and import
ant route Passengers leaving Indispap POLLS by
the Belleiontiiue Railroad make close connec-
tens AT Cleveland with trains on the Atlantic
and Great Western. this being the only route
With but one change Of cars From Indianapo-
IL 10 NeW York City the sceners on this route
IS not surpassed by any ether. noz executing the
GTsaf Double track
Trains on the Cleveland. Columbus 4 Cx,n-
nati railroad stop At the depot OF the Atlantic &
Great Western railroad Baggage ifausfefrea
free OF charge Baggage checked through from
Cleselanj 10 New York.
The McHenry House. At MeSl,lle. On the
line Of this road i one 81 the finest eating house
IN tie country All passenger trains stop ioI
meals. and give passengers ample sine,
The cars on this line are of the --latest ane
most improved patterns. Lurutiani sleeping
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
com ~ ERClAL.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July %.
Flour Gull; 10 reliable quotations can be
given.
Wheat declined TO 81 50 for red; no sales of
white.
Oats e5c
Rye 45c.
Com held at 81 30 for shelled and 81 Is for
ear.
Whisky defined 10 81 20. closing dull.
Nothing done in pork or bacon
100 tierces prime city lard sold at leIac. which
is a decline OF &c
Nothing done in provisions; quiet aud IN
changed
Groceries dull; prices nominal.
Gold declined TO 81 al.
Silver 50 25.
Exchange scarce at &c premium
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
CaiI FOR quota of 100000.
STATE OF INDIANA,
ADJUrANT GENERAL OFFICE
Indianapolis, july y, 1864.

GENERAL ORDER.
Il i announcer that under the Presidents call
of July 18th, 1864, for 500 900 volunteers, the
quota OF Indiana has been fixed at 3D. 132, which
Is snhiect 20 4 credit of about II 00o, our excess
Of men furnished on former calls. Notwith-
standing this excess for the State. number o.
townships are delinquent, to I'll which about
> SEQ in the aggregate viii be required from
them
Time Is given until the 9Th OF September TO
I'LL this quota. and men Will be ehi'sied anu
accepted for either one two or three years, TO
serve in whatever regiment OF Infantry or cav
airy. or battery Of artillery they may hid'
vidually select
No ueR companies can be accepted at present
bat auY qualified person coming well recon-
meuded sho vii enlist thirty men under tue can
FOR any company IA any old regiments or any
battery - - 10 briag the COMPANY W 10 tue
standard. VIII be appointed L eutenan; ~ such
company Tbs llah enables aeqIaiHtAieeS IT
particular localities 10 eDliS; together and enter
the service in 4 body and at tie same time Will
afford them the sdsantAge al beng throSn Nith
welt disciplined soldiers.
REPREsESTATIyE RECRUIrs
Persons unit Tor military service and not IN
BILE u draft. who desire 10 0e personally repre-
senied IN the army. may present. recruits TO -
represent then, ANY person so desiring can pre-
sent such recruit 70 me District Provost Marshal
who will enlist AID muster him and issue certlh
cate Of such persousi representation.
SUBSTITUTES.
Substitutes. white men or black. nav be fur
nished either before after the draft upon being
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

"a Our enierprising friend. G ID Wilgus. at
the southeast corner of Tennessee and New York
street,, is prepared to furnish our citizens with
everything in the grocery and provision line
His vegetables expressed direct from Ciucin-
na' and are much cheaper than the ruling prices
OF the market Give him call
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

graphs that persons arriving there from Hagers-
town this evening report that no rebels have
shown themselves as yet anywhere on the Poto
mac.
Col. Mclsigan's fate is not yet krown. but
flag of truce was sent into the rebel lines to-day
70 ascertain REGARDING him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29
From baltimore

RALTsxaHE, July 2s--The rebels have not
vet shown the sig htest signs OF pushing their in
cur-ionS arru=s the p. .tomac. and IN con eauence
MARYLAND i ouiering desn tlhl
The Uninn elizers of Frederick who had de-
i saed tnkine fight. and sho had cent away their
plate, &c, have nov made up their minds &C re-
turn.
The Times correspondent at Frederick ,ele-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

ST LOUIS. July 2s.-The statements con-
tanned IN the dispatch this morniI concerning
The existence of the plans and purposes Of the
Order OF American Knights are based upon very
voluminOus testimony, taken during several
months past by the Provost Marshal General OF
the Department OF Missouri.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

cars on all night trains. Fare low a. by any
route. To those sho have never been over this
new aud important route. We would say no other
Offers better inducements For particulars in re-
gard To time, &c. see advertisement
X l. BRowN,
Pass Ag't A 4 q " Railroad.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

.E~"Ibe unfortunate" can be perfectly aud
permanently cured BY calling on Drs. Thomson
at their Office on east side Of Virginia avenue,
few doors south of Washington street See adj
vertisement Is another column. 213
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

TT New hay has made its appearance on our
streets. Government mules eat il at the rate of
twenty-seven dOllas Per ton or one cent and a
third per pound. Good for Government mules
Let them wave their ears and eat "a long a the
war lasts The State House, "a well as the Fed
eral stables has stalls for the animals
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

ST JOINS. N F.. July 25.-Her Msjesty's
steamer Maragerata Stevenson, Capt. Orlebar,
LETT here this morning for Trinity Bay with Mr.
Cyrus Y. Field ON board. for the purpose of Sc
lecting place Tor landing The Atlantic cable.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

A REMEDY FOR PiLEs.-It Is a blessing to the
suffering To know that We have an effectuul cure
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. L.
Hazarde, of l6i Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who
suffering with piles that he used small quantity
of DR. S'rckland's Pile Remedy. and it effected
a permanent cure This seems To he the case
with all who make use OF this splendid prepara-
ton IL Is Manufactured at No East Fourth
street. Cincinnati. Ohio. and sold by all druggists
mafg tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

"a To night everybody will visit the theater
TO give rousing cheer, at parting. To- the Blu
chanans. For the past two weeks Mr. and Miss
Buchanan have labored assduousIy TO please the
public. They have appeared in the heaviest OF
heavy tragedy. and in the lightest comedy, and
have exhibited versatility possessed by no other
living artists. The play selected for the occasion
is Rchelieu. Bulwers finest, grandes, produc-
ton, aud Buchanan's greatest representation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

CASH TRADE.--After the first of July, 1864
dry goods will be sold for cash exclusively. at
No. D last Washington street. Those owing
accounts will please settle up. NJ II GOOD
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

Mar UxIvERsITY --Spsnn & Smith have for
sale an acre block. with desirable two story frame
house of eleven rooms Price only $, 500.
Also new brick cottage in the same locality.
29-2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

IMPORTANT TO EASTERN TRAvEL-The Belle
fontsine Railroad line arenow running passenger
ears the morning express tIain, leaving InGi
annapolis at 4. NJ through to Cleveland with
cut change, arriving in Cleveland at 81 u. NJ
Returning, leave Cleveland at 80 A. NJ. and
run through to indianapolis, arriving at p. NJ
July l3-lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

II The two conductors on the passenger
trains of the indianapolis and Jacksonville
Railroad are Messrs. Alexander and Brown. We
commend them TO the travelling public They
are both courteous gentlemen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

IL The greatest living animal will shortly
visit this city. Ii IS the Hippopotamus; and the
remarkable Wild beast will be accompanied by G..
F. Bailey & Co.'S Metropolitan and quadruple
combination. OF course every man, woman and
child will go TO see the animal on Friday and
Saturday August 18th and 18th, 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-29

$40 BoNDs-W anted, from three to ten
years, 500 600. TO be secured by mortgage on
ample business property. centrally located in the
city Of indianapolis. Address,
JACOB ELDRIDGE,
Real Estate Broker,
23-6 Indianapolis.