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, 1864-04-02
Hair Dyel Hair Ilyey,

bACHRIoR's celebrated HAIR pYE1s TER axer
~ D wGEhD; & Tue y s1iy MahzdE;s TnU. aod RxII:
aacs.nEes Pc, Eaety q Grey Hair Instantly. e
s4.CHsT BLACK or NATURAL BBowN, without 4n}ur1Ek
aae Ha o. et2lnlnE the ek1n. leaving the Hair 8oif
Ahd beautaul imparts freAh vitality. heqneutly 1cs
akd Dyes The Genuine is signed W1LL1Ax 4. BAoH.
avoided. Sold by MI DrnSef9ts. &c Factory 81 BAY.
aAf fEeEt. New YORK. tvEgqes-sy.
, 1864-04-02
Doctor Thomson.

Formerly Atttstant Surgeon to De NDvo Ho<p!tnl,
sar T. Marie Lishon Fortngsl and Surgeon to Hospi
himself e TIC treatcEt Ct sontasious sood dscaa;s
caeo H., has es.Ablfsacd for Min IN unprecedented
reputation IN Curing scrotula rheumatism.
and ALL blood Diseases Nervous Debility &C. WITHOUT
Shc usc Of me,eusy. The various complicated md
distressing diseases incident to females treated with
eminent Rncccss. OGicc and Anatomical Muscusu 1t
rs soulh CLARK street. Post Once Box 4. b L.
closing Is cents To postage stamps The Unfounate'
!tusde tlt be forwarded to any 4d1css In the United
6t1teA an2b9i44w
, 1864-04-02
~ Fn1lfraftrrH
HEADQUARTERS DEPART.
= NENT OF Tx EENEENL4ANp
Vtf1cK CmU CoxxYssAxf or Supsxsrxxcx,
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. March no. .sHs,
npnXsnM r @


oSF1cE C0lU CoAAIAsA1T or SupsKsFKHc4,p
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, March 7to. .s8a, +
PROPOSALS..
x1S4 psuresas ase tavitcd I'll st pg Aurtt fsss ~
ttS Nooaa4teEcc Dt part g. viii .or1r t,sa.
aa9n k.!rNI Een9 OF Acef Cattle on ii. ..nof
Ing I4{tle 70 % Delivered It Naanvtiln Trnr .na
te the p1rtha&o weight. " " e'aaaoaa s0
1he C1ttc required must nycraxe asle,ss 4t,.r .rnh,~
tred and my t,y) roua,s aud ~ Aul1,ni " II s. -
nitted weighing less tEan shoasau1 n rs1 ponnfr
EroN ttsid Inspection viii BE- maIe ~ s.ca per.sE
= the Go!erHent may direct 1t c4ch utitvery. Bu.
etasH. He1itF@ anG Cows net wsu.ed.
bend with good and sut4cfent security Will b r.
CURED faE the Aitsuf performance OF tho contract
Ile t1Ee Of the delivery u Cattle VIII be Efeto DIX
aifsf AKHfn~ tho contract, sud t1ousaud ali p
NSsf VIII "a required till the contsAet Is sonptetA
Rics directed to Lieut. Col. H. r. Porter CAtef c. j.
Department D. oi The Cumbeslsn. Nashville Tenn. and
ne enooIset proposals for farnlshtng neof Caesls
~ ~ 9asn i' Gs - .istanse Ess ecomp3ny e,ch bib ae
~ CIV VIII DC tertalntd when tha bidder u not pfeA
Of indcbteIcesa. - ~
n FeTx e. nIp-Ido hereby propose to rusu,sh ~
. s1ess3chee Department with four thousand
asaS oi ESet Cattle N tho hoo ii strict 4ccorhAnre
%n eonaltsen Of ihc Gucl1sed adsertsaalant 10 81
asuEefea At Sash.fllr, Tenn. for tho sum OF -e4r
anaased M pounds Iras weight. ofer ~ security T.
e.nts b,e g. .1- ~. -. -A-P. PpaTkK
INF fH1 I ri InfE ~
, 1864-04-02

$ont.tnlnk >ily 90 p,ees, aud 1so nne r1ates and
ss.te q Hcanl aad case. Viii T1eaase o. ~
,sd r. IL ptn9Fable 9poa ths
The only rational snd successful noda Of cure, as
saoEn " the report Of cA!es treated truthful
1nafFtagc, who entertain donbte Of their physical
Sonaitaon. sent nre of postage to any addrcss. on
Hdaresnng pr. La CKo1X, No. 81 Maiden Lane. Al.
pkHys h. I. fc13-y19S3u-1d
, 1864-04-02

Ob7E NdFcA, 1854.
II ever = cloud eilver lining wore,
Twas when thy eonl went upward through the gate
MheIe pses no traEclars hut the good and Crext-
sttl from his grave, Al from the couneil-door,
me statesman speaks, and unto such the hearse
Il 6ut Their tI1unaph-car, when at the throne
The bon1man'e blessing and tho slaTcr'e curse
Fer their credentials. Aad, like M:cAael. taol
D4det drive the monster slavery from bis lair
In our free hills, to seek refuge where -
Oppression's shadow btaekly falls: aud now
Gpest to rest fAtisued with tolls snb}1me,
Whose fruits aze budding on the bous1 Of Tim..
, 1864-04-02

Mexican AfTn1rs-Dcstxns of Napoleon
AAtEftudc OF our G0yernInent-Ee-
construction OF tho Rcbc1ifous States
Speech OF Henry Winter Davis
Tufffnu Chiefs. :
, 1864-04-02
TpIuufccr-s. Ats~mtfnY, :


For tie arrangements Of the system incidental to
.he canEe 9! diet, Wounds, EUptlous aud Exposures
nist e safG conyentcnt aud reliable u EOLLoWlY'S
!!lLs AND Q 'STNENT. II The reader Of this :. no
tie" Cannot Ect box Of fills Ointment from the
dIus ttorr u ht place. let hin wTste to mr., g. Maiden
Ltne, eEc}os4nT the amount, end will mali box trBe
o: !xpenec. Mnuy dealers viii not krep my mctclae
Gu hand bccaust tLcy cannot mate as r1uch rroot
Oh other pcfpun6 make IS ct1ts, B8 cents. 1nd til
rrr box or pot. MlIa8b53&1E
, 1864-04-02

A Disease Of Ecn1a1c Cured.
There ts no diaesse freQueat or more disaste
ful females tAan Fluor Ai1ue tho Whites and 70
hapry TO ca.t attention to our advertising columns
Cherokee Injection, it meatanad - corc for this
Rrnens ii t.. inbred. cure Of Ill care4, the mari
cases oi Go. otrhmA, Gleet DC. Head the sdFertsc'
, 1864-04-02
CAUTION.
THE GOvERS3IEET ENDORSEMENT.

In order to guard against dangerous nposittons the
public are requested to take especial note OF tho bcau
trlly engraved proprctosy stamp, through which ths
Government Of the United States officially authenti-
Gates every bottle OF HoSTETTER'S BlTrER3. This
shild thrown by the Government the psoprcto.s
md the public for their Joint protection 10 placed
spicuonsy acruss the cork and over tho neck sf each
bottle and cannot fall to strike the eye Of the mos
casual observer. Nothing that pu.ports TO be HOS
stamp Is thore.; 80:
1t Is also proper to state that the BrrTERs arc sold
exclusively In g1sss, and never under any cI,uur,.
stances By the gallon Or the barrel 1mpostors .aa
1tAtors are abroad and the only safeguard he pob
Tic have agalnst them Is to sec that the B1tt. th.v
buy bare the engraved libel and nota OF h.nd -
Aezss. Hossc:ter and Smith, and tho stamp sbovs
mentioned - ~
Prepared and sold BY. .--'-
~ ....
HOsTETTER T. SMITH.
, 1864-04-02

~ We are indebted to the kindness Of
Capt. Packer, Of the fast steamer shlngcss,
eor late New Orleans papers, :
, 1864-04-02
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,
1AE 3 RS e 5viss s Ks $ns:
ssa E:siss = sSsss
pBai 81; I'll ni asy Go. D.ts s;s
81 ) s. ssss
Bssstn r. nu1: stats at which Of tas sse1s naast
s.. nsts 9sss' aa ss qss &C.
ssss aa = g
3aernea mult % v1stsa ont In words On :as e,a.
sS:sel. RI ssea ost.is .asxs q ba.s
@ Ios 9oyesnmant. Tae hAY aad straw 70 b SecEEeS
TIA particular zo1 a. e-sc.i2uoa Of osr, coru. As>
e s;.aE 25npesed TO Il delivered mnst b 1raset
A tae Szucel oht1ea rcdes tia bids herein Iuv,ss.
e. .ansSt NO., e fS INSPECTION By tia aors
cen:fa:ts Vn i .xssaoa troa ttae to t,ma to ~
o*est hfdaer IS tie iuserest of The a9y.
as Vzole amount csuszsetsa or asau aa1a bsen tss
IL Il ei5dsr @ 3' III g repaired "a t-eomp.ny h,su.
q & q
ss as.f ifaqs m IT. Soo4 az :; ~ sass9t sze,e;
oIsze pro5essd Il esaiosSis7 MI via as sess e !.
atvsIisenes;: a1i IN case Tie saie 3ladeF aaoni8i
III 4 s9as4 s4' 81 as
lo.est Essposs!nie s.xaS. =. vaoss az
e "a + p,2s
GalisctoT i ca:s?1s. q ~ easf e1iesr anasI s;
Cn1sed statea g. .<nue7s, o. FesronA1ls DesE..<
Iii oiade1s vii 81 duly nosiaed Of tbs see.1sasasx
selsctle1 q the:r p;oRo5a;s,
FEepesal. must Be eddressed to BE,gattsl Gesxs;
a. Gsa5a ,soala pfs'; 8 1sIa
'o Boaas in sun eanal to sts amoaa. oftas eaa.a,
q seqai ID Of ~ suecesual b!laaT Or t:Ads1z sc
, 1864-04-02

TTNION PLANKROAD COM
- PAEY. CHICAGO, March soth. is54-
On aad after tie tdth day Of April the notes Of the
UNION PLANKU0AD C0mPANxa
or ancu16As CIT, ESp1AHAs
VIII not be paid out ny III or received On deposit.
SOLOMON e1rza1s' 6oKs-
RrLo. A. 6K11 n, pFrst. H. L. d T. Co.
n. F. EooI.BAIEu Co.
j, +, EEAANOK.
CT. v. JUHoE, Cashler-
j. NJ Aus1T. - *
4. C. BA1 GEE Co.
j. G, CoypAD.
VII. WATT. see'y v.M. F. ms. c.. ;.i
6rpE1T &rE1s. Cash!ef.~ ~
Gro. G. Ex11H l. BHo- !.
HENRY GRhAaKn.ux. ,s.:':
RC1TKH, EhuIco1Td Il c..
FEKs1 or, WrfL.RD & kEAX.
z. E. BAA14Tfp, ENEh, 1st mt, Tsak - =
J. A. ELLIS, r est. ID Nat. Bank, -. !
lea bQlNRe, Cash. 81 Nat. Dank.
EEk1: L.&HA. p. Frcst. :th Sat. D3n!z. -
NIB. hInDxE, Cash. 6talc Savings lns.
, 1864-04-02
Gr0ron 13ittcrs.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
El1EfKON BETTERS
1as Latest and Most Important Discovery q
tha 18th Century.


- ,sor, .: tne Msera Neaica Of 1he Uhiiea sts,ee.
a.. o 6os5 b JOIN st b 6 81 ms1
,,Gos sse eeaf q e. y.iep. s
sas 81 sae easts ea
=
s5se.e = r. conanept 4 Kerfs AnsIles: Pr tss
ri aim io e n ei.eoysEsT d cETEbS, mia .
tonS be!saEs 70 lie sstise i9hsSasan.s ef cestzai
10 r. IL
S:sE I'd aeoanss tc the most oeaaly na1aris s9d
eeief IT, she lit IT, esi lii tSsrs !. nrsh ie i
tae ous Tho Ceszon Is Itent 10 cure matter Ekat
Nl''s Is I'LL J. no. prepared to snsers ts..e1 m
. n. fs + = nevescs ss.aSa fTon
= mt a : r<sa aad g. y
stancs without I,val aud Justly ce1e1ves TIC repu
e. sSt':P inss e 'Gis eo' in cen A"''s md
DYSPEPSIA
.ass s.' O. s.: +. a,,: rs'isns nstnE i as
as.F rs 81 2a:ison sHh il Il III. si:ssse ~ ''
eon Il tss e. 3 maI ISuae paH
Z ss1trt sn 1s = -,n.,,n.,,.,. 49,, =.
;ssr. snEareo, 1at Just been brought to succeas
nh!35 s5o he r nox enaosa 70 orer 10 The
se.' Il, !. SsaisSsst s. Se;!,:s
ur y nhEss hEs ,1arn,h voums Of crancsses but tae
Z a ans 'sa' nae1 nsa msn sS1 NV ~
cEDnoN RrrTERs
rss2 Sss e 'sss S:ss It 1t
n all effer.fnn, ,+ .,.
, 1864-04-02

SPENCER, villa & CO.,
~ BANKERS AND BROKERS',
II Congress s:reet. Betton.
STOCKS and BONDS BOUGHT End SOLD ON
Observation-Disclosures MADE ON All.
rAETA OF TEE NtW ENGLAND STATES.
ACCOUNTS I'll q @nAhKa AND BAfKE1ts RECEIV-
INTEREST ALLOWED on BALANCES AND DE-
P0S11tSHf SPECIAL AEKEKMEGT.
Particular attention Eren to the purchase aud sale
Of flake Superior. and Canadian Mining .6tocks
~ Daily reports Of the Boston Stack afArH9@ fur.
Riehcd On application fe2lvt7-3A sAT&W
, 1864-04-02
qtifa9d Qribnt1e.
SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 1854.


lftom The iscw Io:@ Evening Post.1
: OWEN LOVEJOY. NJ. c.
, 1864-04-02
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Il OF GAlEsDuRG, aAnrsBuRd. 1L11so1s.


This Bank Is oow fully organized and prepared for
TIC transaction ot GencrEl Banking basfness.
IT. eerTiccz are rendered to parties haTnE corret
pontCnce in EnoI and adjoining Counties,
E: L. CHAPMAN, Caahiet.
CnAR1xs h. NA1HHwe, President,
DAVID fAyDoEx, Vice President.
mi I'm n :. n
, 1864-04-02

r. Nf& ~
cnU ouAESS.sx.s.Ess Snsa1 o:7.er:
WAn1xaTos u. c., March e, E.L}
SEALED PROPOSALS viii b received as =l,s ol1ee
As y. S + Sess u IS sI
AUlEs, tacanaaxm 70 ne following '''''
SPECIFICATIONS
1li.o e ioartfsn az, h.nds and erer /. height.
~ se q 3 sound se:vtcsae1e lals foF dr.n:ht par
I'D to veisa not less than hundred ai tn
PROrOsALs-
rcpoa als to be fos I've hundred 600, ana up-ar,i.
The fna asme asd poss c9uce addzraa of the httcsr
ief i tSe nsao Of ar the name, O.,
s1ea ~ r. = nSsuss M mgss or ~ bid w be es
srsl: sna a. oath af asgiasco nnss seeompsny eaea
FiGp9sa!f Enst be addressed to u! adler Geuer.,
ed ss4 gf s a.siT
GUARANTY. -
5 s. ~ ~ s. ssqe
sR9P.ies ps,.ons. 1hose mnst Do appended
y, r. :Ess;'sy E .. The z:.r.a;o.. za,s be .ae.s
i as Uss:d IT. st ssstes 8 b.ss d. f.
3 ):
nj s Sdasf: @ Siaas9:
necessary for bidders to hare their bondsuaen viii
shem, or to have bonds signed In sntirlpation aoa
zessy TO- e p,odGced xhsa 'hs contract u dsned.
OF hy telegraph.
EonM OF GcAK.xTY.
We, the undersigned, residents OF in thu
county OF of--&1 and State OF f--. hereby
Jointly and :cyers1y covenant with the United States
snd guarantee an caso thu foregoing bid or -
be accepted that he Or they will ance Ater tho so
ceptano. Of ald BID. cxecnte the contract for the
esm~ with good md snf1cent saretes, In \ equal
10 the anoaat q The g tract 70 furnish the NaoA
nent. dated March =. 1874. under which the bid wa
made and IN Cate the aAth --- shall faift0
eEler Inc contract Aforesaid, We Kuazaptce io
make good the difference between the o1cr of tha
said and ths next lowest saspoaalble bic
der, es the person to whom she contract hay be
Given under our hands and sea1s
Wires: 1thts--ety Of 40
thereby certify that to the bcst os my kr6W!eGse
md tefef, the abayez famed E1arautors good and
sumcene as sarettes for tho aHonnt tor which they
TO be eerined 6T the United states Distrtc! Attor>
ney [oector ol Eutfems, or any other ot1cer under
The United States Government. Or rtsponsIhe person
, 1864-04-02

thereby certify that, to the best ot my kroWieise
md teifef tho vezamed guarautors good and
suc!ent as surettes for tho aEonQt tor which thoy
70 DC eer.ded the United states Dtstrtc. Attos>
ney Co!tector OF Cusfsms or any other officer undex
Known 10 tls Qtlct,
, 1864-04-02

HOsTETTER T. SMITH.
;-.:.. PITTSBURGH, Pa ~:
..,hl vcn3 ar, d
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11
REAPERs AND MOWERS.
THE BUCKEYE
REAPER AND MOWER

ST III Is TWO WHEELED MACHINE-THE
Il wheels supporting the frame are both driving
wheels, and drive the knives together, or indepsnd-
emily.
I'd There cogs in the driving wheel
3D. when not cutting, cog Is IN notion therefore,
in transporting, there is no
4th. The knives work when the Machine is
backed; Is a easy backed as an empty cart.
9th. The cutter bar is attached TO the frame by a
double hinge joint, and allows independent action
either end of the bar rising without affecting the
other.
9Th. The bar easily raised TO pass obstruc.
tons by means of the lever which is always under the
control Of the operator.
eth. Il. The bar il in front Of the driving
wheels, and SCAT in rear enabling the driver
the operation OF the cutter without interfering with his
driving, and avoiding those dreadful accidents which
have frequently occurred when the seat is directly
OF IN front OF the cutter bar
sth The cutter bar is folded across the frame for
transporting-thus making portable a buggy.
9TH The wheel OF cutter bar next the frame prevents
coggng when running cut and also relieves
the draft.
10th. 1t can be changed from Reaper to Mower, and
cice Uersd in ffteeH minutes.
lh The platform does not support either the reel or
raker.
18th. The reel is supported from the frame OF the
Machine.
18th The raker has comfortable saddle the
frame of the Machine.
l4th. No kHn,bug! The raker does hare q seat.
18th 1t took the FIRsr PREMIUM a Mower, and
Combined Machine at the Indiana and Ohio State Fairs
for 1863
16th 1t will run over three hundred pounds ghter
than any other Mower or Reaper.
18th. VIZ CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO BEAT The
BUCKEYE"
more Machines than We have bought, as the manu-
facturer have orders for three thousand Machines
than they possibly make.
Call and look AZ the IMP ROVED BUCKEYE, under
Masonic Hail.
DORSEY ANDERSON.
aprl3 dtl juneI5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

A THE AMERICAN DISPENSARY We TREAT BY
"a new method, and with the happeSt results Pro-
dpsus Teri falling Of the womb traceratiOn J7cer
1tfoH, Luchorea, ,whites) Urinary all other dis
which the AHeried,s Female is So peculiar,
liable Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female Syris0eS This instrument should
be used by every in the land for the purpose
cleanliness, comfort. h6dlA, Dr. Sent free on receipt
ofstamp. copy Of Private Letter Married Ladies
health dc. The Doctors celebrated Female Pills
fresh from the Dispensary, cery good in simple dis
eases, irregularities, 6c. Price Al. sent by mail
At the AHasricdn DisIeRsdFy also treat, soitAOtsi
mercury, and with failing success, Tener or
what the qusckS call prirdte secret Diseases gphs
in all its GonOrrhea, elect Structure. Hydrocee
Circoccle Varcocee, Carsooele Spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency, and effects Of self-abuse. The last six are
treated of in private letter, which send free
receipt Of stamp
The experience Of the Surgeon in charge of this de-
partment in of the best Hospitals Europe and
New York City, enables him patients scentifcs
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living at distance communicate by lette
and be treated at their homes In urgent send s.
or $40 and receive medicines.
Consultation free and confidential. Room No 24h
East Washington Street. indianapolis p o. Box 1884
apr9.dIv-wl2t, lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

One department Of our Dspensayis specially devoted
to the treatment of the Diseases of Females such
chorrhea, or White" Irregular Painful and Suppress;
Menstrua;on, Nervous and General Debility Diseases
he Womb Barrenness, DC.
Consult ations and examinationsfree of charge.
Also for sale, DR.. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distinctions Irregularities DC Married la
dies in certain situations should not them they
wouldcause miscarriage. Price 81 per box and may be
sent by mail.
DIR. GALEN'S PREVENTiVE-An invaluable article
for those wishing 10 limit the number of their offspring
of the barren who desire chidren warranted not to ns
ure the health, and will last for lifetime Sent any
address, under seal, receipt % the prceTWO DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE-By sending brie
statement of their symptoms, will receive Blank Char
containing list Of questions terms for the
treatment &c Medicines sent to any part Of the country
any home free from danger curiosity.
Alltranssctions private and confidential Remember
the name and number.
Direct all letterSto
GALEN'N HEAD DisPEEsARY
decl2-63-d&wly Louisville. KY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

NEW YoRK. June l0-Tbe Herald's CORE
pondent OF the 1th SAYS:
Two divisions OF the 9TH corps occuo, posi-
tion from the railroad bridge over the Chirka-
hominy 10 Summers bridge, crossing the river
two miles above.
The enemy are strongly posted on the oppo
site side, with heavy artillery, which opened
sercely on our columns when they moved IN.
They were promptly responded TO and speedily
quieted
Another correspondent SAYS our lines have
been somewhat advanced and placed in strong
position for defense. The enemy was in talking
distance
Our ranks are being rapidly flIei by reinforce
ments
The 9th army corps headquarters were shelled
vigorously for half an hour. Only eight men
were killed or wounded
About +. Nj the rebels made another despe
rate charge on the corps works, qad were again
repulsed.
The Tribune's correspondent gives details OF
Sherman's movements On the 23t of Nay the
command was ordered TO move on direct road
to Atlanta. At Etiwah the enemy's pickets aud
sharpshoOters were met. where our army crossed
the river aud pushed toward Huntsville, skir-
mishing on the way. They reached Huntsville
on the 25th
big guns miles to the left. hanking them towards
evening
Heavy firing heard in front of Hooker's
position, and the troops hurried up. but reached
the scene of action after dark
Hooker had suddenly fell the enemy Ia a
swamp and driven him back
The next morning another skirmish took
place and the rebels tell back, followed cautious
ly by our troops. when suddenly masked bate
~ opened ON cur men with disastrous effect on
them Our loss was between two and three
hundred
On the 2Sth our army was in front of the
enemy, in position. four miles from Dallas
On the next dav the enemy made assault
on our works for half an hour.
The slaughter among the enemy was great
and they driven back at the same time
A powerful attack was made on McPherson's
right The enemy was driven back with loss
of nearly three thousand.
On Thursday noon we entered Dallas.
The Times has an account of General Averill's
operations in the expedition sent out to attract
the attention of Morgan and other rebels.
The commands from the expedition under Gen.
Crooks in this Of Aver's, appears to have been
highly successful.
He kept Morgan Wythvilie until Crooks
had completed his work
he joined CrookS anu fOught Morgan, aud
withstood assault after assault, holding his ground
as firm as rock until dark
Averil then moved off, and Morgan not deem
ing it advisable to follow. eventually fell in with
Crooks after having several skirmishes and meet
Ing force of 1900 under enkns, whom he
hanYed
AT this point his command was entirely out of
ammunition.
The Tribune's special SAYS:
The rejection of the bankrupt bill was no, re-
garded decisive of its fate There is a dspo-
sition to defer il till December
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11
DR. WHITTIER.

EDRlvATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE.
h DR.. Whittiers Theory, symptoms and Treatment
tfChronc, Nervous Urinary and Sexual Diseases, free
in plain sealed letter envelope for six cents prepay
postage. clear deneaOn of all the diseases
conditions resulting from the infringement Of the moral
laws excesses lndulgences, exposures and mprudences
i'm married and single life Every sentence contains in
struction the afflicted and should be read by every
young person. keep them of the shoals which 9TH
have been broken TO pieces. Amatveness clearly
stated be under the control Of judicous treatment
and thereby prevent inclination TO very prolific
Of disease Nearly every Of disease be treated
without hindrance to business. Medicine sent by mail
fror. observation Charges moderate consulta-
iiOns by letter at the Office free: guaranteed
Office IS St Charles street. between Sixth and seventh
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Louis, Mo. Circular Letter especially for ladies'
tanning nothing referring to Sexual Diseases for cents
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

Total number o Delegates ,2S4
The Committee recommend to the counties thahaye not
already held conventions for the purpose to assemble in
their proper places at early day to appoint delegates
in accordance with the foregoing basis and to perfect
open and thorough organization of all who in favor Of
maintaining the Union Of the States and the Government
of fathers and all opposed the corrupt destructive
and revolutionary abolition party of the National and
State Administrations
BY order of the Committee.
GEO Mc0UAT,
indianapolis, June g. 1864. Chairman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11
Sicam boat Accidcnt.

NEw YoRK, June S-The Commercial
special says:
The steamer Berkshire had about $50 passen-
gers aboard. The fire was discovered when the
bost was two miles above HYDE Park. about 10
ocloee p. NJ. strong south wind blew the
flames aft. pre~entng many passengers from
going forward. The pilot Immediately headed
the boat for the shore. and grounded her with
only four feet of water at the bow. From 40 to
80 passengers are supposed to be lost Such as
escaped found shelter in number Of fisherman S
huts on shore, the only habitations within two
miles.
The boat was launched only about six weeks
since, and furnished and appointed in splen
did style. He hull is burned to the waters
edge
No names of the lost or saved have yet been
learned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-11

from Frankfort Yesterday attacked near Bag
dad. by jenkins men
Mr Sparks. Union member Of the Kentucky
Legislature. was killed in the encounter.
Railroad men think the train nav have re-
turned safely To Frankfort a. its engine was re-
yerSed Immediately uD0h the attack and the cars
proceeded toward Frankfort
A car OF arrived soldiers which proceeded mp
the road last night to learn the extent OF the dis
aster. has not vet returned, and We have had no
tellegraphic communication with Frankfort since
Yesterday afternoon.