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to shake hands With sraiturn =, ,,.r the Erar.s
of patriots, preparatory TO dis g'n.. ,oe grave
of tie Union.
I.t4 f1tp q or7 M inxp n fo v,.ur .rr,iua Tint

OF patriots, preparatory to dis gsn.. tie grave
of tie Union.
Let the y ord 60 down to your armica that
IL is for this ;btJ havG sn Lii. y2d su.ftre,,-
that ibis Is the conclntt"- OF ali e',c,e toll,
tbeit her ro!sm, tleir yict1rir--taat .aey are
to be ca1led by their owe @ 're un-nt to
thow their b. cks to their er.ali.+, an J &C.
Knowledge that they were iu t>e ~roug
when they conquered nt D"u~!>cn. Ch>r's-
nooga and the Wlldesucse-l,'&t thsy mu,t
5hen they see The truiiiuu uf all tleIr
lators within reach-aa, sou will heir
thunder. Tell 1t 10 tue E.'rst, .v.:at, that
after having rccoLquered tae. Mississippi
River, sttce hayicE crinseu.d Ito waters
y ith the blood Of her sons, ehu must surren-
der II asaln to The pirates ~oo ptnn1cd th-ir
guns agaipst her commetce. aud 5ou will
htar the voice Of the tenpeet Tel It to the
people that their sacrifices Of blood aud
trtseure for the heroic idrn which hus ant
mated them through all tsese trging sro4sos
ahd J cars, fot their beloved Uuton, Tor their
right to nationality spd tl.g, We c,ne,
to narght tn. ough The connee's of cowards
at the very moment ~9en. tbe e1emy ~ss
1aInting with exhaustion, AID you will hear
ii e voice Of the people, Is 1t acre, tho voice
ofGoa.
We haro potieed what is In .hcpla,fero,.
Let Us Fec what is not IN It, Thrru is not
wcrd against eiuancipeticr. not q word
aealrEt confi9cktion. {rhe Erenl.u'ers did
better than trns), not word 4tn7t pe.5ro
soldiers, not \ word against French u-nrpa-
ton In Mexico, and .aot q .ca1e a3ai:.t J.5
Ia,is. It is only aga'nst the Var: In taeir
zeal to condemn the War, aud to deu4a1i It's
tt ttrninatioE, the convention 1uss;ot not ooly
I'LL their old issues with the 4 ..u'n i5t:atlcn,
Int all the issues Of 1brir country
With the rebellion. SteaaE:st Of
| I'll they forgot ths draft! Not o
| e. liable can be found On The srbjsct VA: 1t
because Gen McClellsn proposed drafting q
year before Mr. Lincoln deemed 1t necessary:
| With the next demagosuc comes e!oaz aud
tells the peoI]eto vote tor Mech lau> Tor tbe
Jurpose II gettin. rid OF the dsust, tell nta,
| be IL outrunpirG Ills platform ana belly Ing his
| candid:te-
The attitude Of the, Democratic
purity before tie country Is fu:l
uf contradictions. IT. addition
to those We have already notic.d Is t1i, ca: :i-
til enc ttat in The first resolution they 20
for the Constitution, AID in the .srcoad they
70 fur Convention to chsnge the Constiru-
| tios. A Convention Of ths p-nple hss ~
| other furct,oI but 10 cbaHse t1s Con5ttu.
tion. What 1her beco.nes .t,f the Cons:.tu
tiou as it wns!' In fact tue party bave de'
clased themselves u:,euuivucauy III tayor 81
| huI one thing at2 that is "r=o 4d:tto.al pace
, 1864-09-01
FIkGNI 1YcE1NNkkT COUNTY,
Ke.A.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T'z1unne. .

Woous7ocK, McuEsRz Co., aug. 81, 1884
4 roueIuE Union meeting, attended By orer
.brpe fhousaud Of the voters Of AcHenry was
held In this place to-day. William Bzoss, Union
candidate for Lteutcnant Governor led e& With IN
excellent address devoted to review Of the ccn-
cral 1rsues Of The day, and was followed BY Judge
Miller. of Wood4tock, in ,hG ,ss, same retn. Gen.
Fa:n5worth then seEsed &c pG Ette ,1 Aa: II II we'll
hnnts apd t1ietf bis hand ut the rebel Coppe1head
Natioual Convention p.stfofrn, tranpllng 1t dnto
Th.Te r. un,;e coppe{hesd element in Wood
etoeE, hut IcucnrJ wfi join her si-ter counties In
Stern IN Eoyembsr IL snoSns thas
With them she If tIuc to the Sonsntanol ano tae
hnllorec half-alieaso1 aaa!r adopted ss ce:e.go.
The Enthusiasm exbitntcd to day Was u, immense, t1
ood the brst refult- may be e1pee,ea rom 'no
n'eettpg. Gen. Oajeet,y End bis Associate speAsFs
ARE dotng an excellent work In tais po1non OF the
, 1864-09-01

lEresia Dispatch tu the Chicaso TtIbuus.l

IEpesia' Dispatch tu the Chicaso T11b1nt,l
NLw ToAK, Wezil eedsy, Aug. 81.
Notwithstanding 1he flaming adser. se1osnta.
the 1rle OF runs and briIIiant fireworks. the Nc
GILLIAN rntltcsuon WAS dead future. Not OVER
two or lures Thousand we're iu attendance. No
cnthu4iasm for the nomination and pla,futsn wa8
shown by the loyal Denoctats. tn. pea-e men
eaY the nomination Is thu weakest that roud hsye
been made: that the platform Is just as Dictated
bF them hut they enpha1ic4l!y declare success
with Mcclellan Impossible.
tAteoclated Press Dispateh.J
NEW YoEK, Wednesday Aug. 3l.-At noon
ea,utc Of l0u Guns Was tired heft in hu:.a- OF Nc
Clellan's nomination.
tiuld at 4:l5 WINS 2431.
The McCie'l1n ra,lile ltiou meeting WAS hzld It
s O'Clock p m AID War not las:c!. attended.
AL 1ku1AlO.
BUFFALO, Wednesday, Aug I.-The nomination
OF NCCle:lan hs. been received with Errut delight
hy the democracy OF thie and other cilira III iris
hIate. Guns were dred, sDeeches made, aad Ete-
works set OF to celebrate the event.
lhis eycIlIe cEu~ds are paradlng the streets
mcetlu2 IL Nae*'a square IL being addIcssrd by
democratic speakers.
E1um philadelphia.
PH1LApE1ratA. "Wednesday. August IA spc-
WAsn,sG7on, August 31.-Repo,-s here p14ce
PsnueyivaLia in the lead rs TO tut Lumber Of re-
cru,ts raiscd unutr lhe last Gull.
KciuloscemGute have been ::tisug forward to the
Amy Ut the Potomac ut the fase u uoali 41Io pc:
wtcS, aud 1tis eaount ,tls expected will pe l1sge
~ 1lc1taFed tCiusc Iht 9Th
. From cairo
CA11o, Aucu.t M-The steamtr Boa.ono from
Memphis :sI1, b11n.:s la1ke nambcr of retn.uas
1rum Charlottesville, Mo- Tne guet4s1Is AT very
Tne stcaE,er KsIu,n. from White River, broachs
60 balcs cid IS saGas ut cut.ou to ~ea,pnis, aud
email amounts Lire continually atris1ag by Wa1u1-
:uo bales were enipped North On the 2:tu. Stock
Official 1rtuzn. 4ron the Provost 3Isrshal's Of
fee shows thrt tac Thirteenth Dis. .Tlct -s+ sar-
plus ii upwards of SUI ovt1 ul! c4lia. 5omc pre-.
be made unless ire qaola u aiied.
Alexander county, Of which Cair6is the county
aeat, ia over 1wo hundred ahead Ut IL c1'ls. aad
strenuous efforts art bctug nauc TO lll The quo
tas OF Delinquent precincts 60 NJ u uid tne draft
throughout tne dirtsict.
va Captured hy cap:- Forrn'an's gueri1iss,
When returning lEum his hume u this dly, aud
pasoled to 70 to TAylorvle to prucoss the relcasa
~ Two OF Eercmnn's Eanr, cuntued there in 1a.l.
The NTH accompanying Gr4ham were also cap
tIren; one at them, numed H. White, Il Unisa.
has publicly DECLARED thai he will rlout M ne ;socs
when hc Captures them.
The War In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. :1;-Jestee's gang went into
Ghtnt, kY on Monday night, after navlny suvt
'h5s r. IL uomn S..rs rhcd
elf out Of Ghent tzonr the opposite Eide Vi the
river
to OWeusboro ou Saturday afternoon, Captured
and thot Capt Walters, Of thu ID Kentucky cava1-
r. and cspturcd ten negroes, shouting aeveu OF
ihem ii. remaining thfes eone1siea .s themselves
snd left the citizens atser~ards to H1unsn!sa the
flames. D..
Tnyusesllle on SundAs night. and we're fep1lse1
byAfE ApGerxpn county Home 6Qalu--
, 1864-09-01
'NCm advertisements.

.NCm advertisements.
Government Securities.
we are bn1ng end selling all kinds OF
Government Stocks and Binds.
- 5-2o's, 1Ssls, 1905,
onE YEAR CERTIFICATES,
Quartermaster's Checks, &c.
Gold Coupons for Sept. a.ad
nov oz, l0-ta0 S and 5-20's bought
1T best rates.
Subscriptions received to the
7-1O and l011O Looms.
PRESTON, WILLARD & KEAN,
No. oAAHK STREET.
toiq1ellt co:nsr Ct South Water.
.GUtSTITUGES AND REPRE-
~ hEI'rA1lVE5 1cs the Army Or Navy furalshe1
LOWEST RATES
rs.e1s s'" .. t'''''s'': R2R;yssG9 &Ss9z.s
M An0NG 81 segz:esen a995G M DE- x.
q Il E q aeocH Masonic
"pl ai':.a -- JAMES #. MILES, aF.ss':y.
NOTICE Having GOLD our stock
~ ol Rendy Msds C!otainu to keaau. KING.
os either hy Eo.e q .cGsu9; !e r:queated to pay
B. l.. FEAGUscN d co.
Nfleafos 0uka9t H. lse4. seplq1'!*@sW&f
rn o~.
~ 1t1stot a.tt1t fzct th.t f7.n Mcc1r7i., a7,,
PROTOGRAPEIs
can ha nroenred \. Rv.,it.. a,,,,,v .,r,a.
~o cAn % to"no Ia rs wSss ssvxprr p,o,x..a
RAT MAJ, Operator. ssl.aieSi;
r4nr1C.rc .@TN .1,,-H-
- m teliipa Rteh!s:s best saz.d shteg u. am:
TT y g pes n H., 70 - r. ien:lnE
10 80 III nther I'M o. umbeP .nd " aet y.
,nx =, tnx va ~ T.. tnGn stnS gunr o1de.sto as
~" = -A' - N""' E.1i issRF;D,
tetq2o1lt|D&W w. 18th tsreef' haas b4idRe.
$3ALb1NRS' ACADE MY, 500
9bs Tns ssvsne m ts9 Of sos
hes aeta ,ss tour !otsr,
pr obhiutd b. sGdr.as,kr tha Princlps cr cs!,iaT
, 1864-09-01

EfFA tuu1.
1t Will be noticed Ihhs by m error In z.ek-
irgup, q fragment from av ast.c'e tron tue
first pyge, sppesre Itself OF the secord page.
It IL gise1 in its proper conucci.on ca the
first paGe.
, 1864-09-01

RKan1Ko. Penn, "Wednesday, Ane1st n.1at
3. 8. Com ma re.uqminhted 3o1 Congress-.
, 1864-09-01
From New E..rE


NEE Yonk, "Wednesday, Aug, 3, it is supposed
the shin destroyed uH bahia by the florida yYss
tie Nicholas Bfdole, frntn Calruttn:for New YORK,
, 1864-09-01

CONCORD, n. q, Wednesday, August 3:.-The
Judges OF the Supreme Court Of Hru Hsnpsh.re,
to whom the question was referee. have affirmed
, 1864-09-01

RALLT BOUnhs sfaE FLAG.
Remember tie n.ee'i"E TO rteas Do not
Let any Light call tcsp s''u AWAY. Tuen out
and eec the dieEnf cta.' d ani,lra % tue town
polluted wldr}y bg the treason utterances OF
the past~ few d:ys. Til. g.ilant Drake OF
Missouri, and KS on nf Ir-a. will he among
The speakers Let tn. re n~ rully Of thou
sands tonight TO carry Gut the purposes ol
tie c,ll, az given else ~dere.
, 1864-09-01

4 man, Unknown to tamc ha!'lnc trom eome un-
kIow lotal1,y, attempted to euli.h.en the audi
&ncc upon The pending questions OF the day, hut
be tai ed to OF tain hearin.. crfes for Mcclellan
TslIandigham, Seymour aud Others. drusnel hts
weak auo husky vu1cc. and at er vaInly cs>astn3
10 ret in Lls " sly he rv:tcd III disgust au4 aEia
the chteEs o. the audience.
uira1n Ketchenn 0f Ncv York city was next In
trs,fr.ed and w3a 1re1t received.
, 1864-09-01
AT WHOLESALE,
At Wholesale o. RETAIL,

American and Swiss Watches. Dia-
mopds, JeEe1ry, Silver Ware. Fancy
Goods etc. .L1ATS0N & HOES
ausspe47-10tnet lit Lake Street,
, 1864-09-01
JEWELERS.,

1000 cales Of Clocks, Of all kinda.
100 Cases Of Watches Amar1can and Swiss.
SO Cases Of PIared Ware,
=, And largo and fresh stock ct Diamond, Gold and
Ivory JsEelry 3F GO ds 5pe saclas, Goggles, c.,
, 1864-09-01

III. illinois Captral Ealtoad train, 1ea7ng Ch.ca.
10 II 3sturshY 8he ". v1 CO .nsck VITA
Eer. to= lEelsh: AID pssEaee apply to
JAS. WAKRAEE A.a7f
s. D:aIeo a st.ee-, Chf3sKo.
DAN ADLH 4 Co., ARtA Carlo. Be1-ql:5-!l net
, 1864-09-01
w. w. kim 3ALt,
M2 Lake Strttt.

II 9oe Agent for tha Plauos In tho Nozthwes>, and
nill :urziah item to customers at Manufacturers
p'icss-
Illustrated catalogue ssnt tsea Of charge By ~.
trtshlrg #. ". KIMBALL, n above.
Orders from distance promptly attended to.
eeIuBr-ls
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&c, &C., &C., &c. &c.


NEW YORK. August I3-The Commercially
Washington special saws:
The Government has official dispatches from
Dsuphin's Island. saying that everything Is going
on favorably at Mobile, and there is every pros
pect Of speedy and brilliant success.
From Shermaus Department the news il en-
eonaging
Sheridan i doing excellent service. and will
soon be heard from at an important point.
The Richmond Examiner OF the 9th SAYS:
Buchanan's wound IS getting we'll. He, with
other prisoners and Federal wounded, are at Pen
sacOla.
Fort Morgan holds out vet.
Fort Gaines is occupied by Federals
Firragut lost one monitor and Que gunboat in
the action.
The rebel iron clad Morgan lies at Mobile
wharf but slightly injured
The Commercials correspondent says that il
Is informed that Gen Grant is removing bis guns
in front OF Petersburg. preparatory 10 raising the
siege Of that city; while, on the other hand, the
Posts correspondent SAYS that Richmond papers
make this assertion.
Gen Patrick's order iorbidding State agents
from recruiting within the lines Of the Army Of
the Potomac, has been rescinded.
The Commercial SAYS the working men of that
city are getting up petition to the President to
postpone the draft from the 9Th OF September in
"'NN' =" 80 thN 10y '"it"N' 'i'"N ." M III
quot
The Posts Washington special saws:
/; j. reported that the rebel officers recently
exchange at Charleston were never placed under
rebel fire by Gel Foster, and that a large num-
Der of newly arrived Federal officers have been
put under Fosters fire in Charleston.
The rebel, Gen. JEFF Thomson, says the
rebel officers did not leave the Federal gunboat
till thev were exchanged.
he irigate San JGciuto arrived this morning
from Key West Rear Admiral Bailey IS on
board as passenger
A steam tug has just passed Fort Hamilton
with three OF the crew at the schooner Carrie
Estele of Boston which has been burned by the
rebel Tallahassee, and also five Of the crew of the
Bark Bay State burned by same vessel They
taken from the schooner Carroll, in the
lower Bay. They report being taken on the
llth inst The Carroll is now coming up the
lower bay.
The Herald's Washington special says:
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs is in
formed by Gov. Evans. OF Colorado that he is
satisfied that nearly all the Indian tribes of the
plains are combined III against the whites,
aud it will be the isrgest Indian war this country
ever had, extending from Texas to the British
lines
The Times Washington special says:
Notwithstanding Burnside claiming that he
carried out all orders, Meade insists he did not,
but failed to attack as ordered and TO answer
kilograms sent i'm the afternoon until next morn
ing. During the morning not less than sixty
four dispatches were sent by Meade to Burnside.
The claim of the latter that he expected Meade
to be on hand to direct operations will not, il is
believed, be allowed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15
EromR nafiinare.

BALTIMORE. August Is While the United
States steamer Reliance, Of the revenue service,
Capt Thos ii DUNCAN. was in Great Wycomico
River, Northumberland county, Yesterday after
noon, for the purpose OF taking off the families
OF refugee. who were Represented as being there
in a starving condition, one Of her boats was NJ
tackled by large party Of sLerfilas on shore,
armed with rifles
The Reliance opened OF them with shell and
smsll arms. in tic hope Of driving them from the
woods, but after a few rounds hid been fire: The
gallant Capt Dungsn fell nor ily wounded and
died in an ho.r.
The captain Of the pivot gun. Thos Roberts,
was also severely wounded
The firing kept up by the Reliance until
the fire of the rebels was silenced but not hlv-
ing sufficient force on board to land she was
compelled TO turn down the river with the loss of
her boats clew
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15
NOTICE.
LYONS KATHAIRON.

Kathairon IS from the Greek word "Kathro,' @
Kathairo." sgnifyns 70 cleanse reiusina;e and re-
store This article what is name signifies For pre-
serving. restoring aud identifying The human hair Is h
the mos, remarkable PREF a.-;ion la the world IL IS
again owned AID put up by ,he original proprietor and
is now made with The same care, skiA and attention
which gave "a a sale OF over one million bottles per
auuum.
Its most delightful Hair Dressins.
T. eradicatss scuTf and dandrua.
Il keeps tie head cool aud clean.
Il makes tho hair rich soft and glossy.
ipreverts the hair from falling oH and turning gray
Il restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman Who values beautiful head CT
hair should Lyoas Ka,hAiron Il s, known and used
throu ghout the civilized world
sold by al respectable dealers.
DEwAS =. BARNES 4 CO., ".
I'D cod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

s%-Gen Darlington has issued an orter, IN
view of the reported condition OF things II Ken
tucky along the Ohio river, from Brandt:. burg
% the mouth. prohibiting the crossing OF frmee
citizens of Indiana. whether for hunting ori other
purposes. without q proper permit: prohibiting
the crossing from Kentucky Of all armed men,
unless L = soldiers ia the line OF duty, AVID de
noudcing against all guerrlas. 20 crossing and
disguised In Federal uniforms. summary p,:aish-
ment los military commission All prisons
whom-oever. crossing by foris * IL. Wso do
not give a satisfactory account of themselves are
q be arrested tnd reported 20 the nearest Post
Commander an rebel deserters Vho hav. been
sent north of the Ohio upon taking the otth OF
allegiance, and Who violate the same by alpwed
sympathy with the rebel cause or otheswiI are
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

R5y- The time of the 1924 Indiana lrhe CITY
Reriment) expires within two weeks. The mu
titudinous friends and ailectionatey attached &C
ou.intances of the chivalrous veterans Of u cen
turv OF DAYS are making unparalleled prepare
tions 10 illustrate on the arrival OF the heroes in
this proud metropolis the public. patriotic appre-
citation Of the enduring glory. honor and mper-
ishable renown they have won Tor themselves and
their post erity by their arduous services in the
hlee,linc cnnse oil their beloved country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

~ The excursion train of Friday reached
Cincinnati and returned slfely and on time We
understand that the pecuaiary results were entirely
satisfactory to the projectors of this pleasure trip,
whose purpose the realization OF ;unds to
ward the erection of Mission Chapel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

sew YORK MARKET.
NV YoRK, August Is
Fiour-State and We.tern without decided
change 50 53@9 81 for extra State: $40 306
10 90 for extra round hoop Ohio: so 65@I2
for trade brands closing dull and scarcely 50 frm:
- 1909 - Chicago spr;ng. - l7G2 So Nil
waukee club: 81 40@2 IS winter red Weston
WHISKY irmer At 81 - for State
Corn dull and heavy 81 - for mixed ives
tern
Oats more actiye at 9S-99c for Western
Coffee dull and quiet.
Sugar firm At pc for Porto Rico. ani20c for
Muscoyado
MOlasses dull and unchanged.
Pork more active and prices decidedly high
er: s37 for mess: $40 O0340 80 new do s3s
a36 81 prime. and $50 80 for prime mess: also
500 brls new mess. September at buyers OF
ton. at s43 80. aud 500 b-lS prime mess, all in
August. same option. at S37 80.
Beef dull and heavy
Lard quiet without change
Butter scarce and frmer; 40945 Ohio; +51
30 State
Money easy at 797c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

INV YORK. August l3-To-day all the
members OF Typograp hical Union are on
strike for scale OF GO cents Ter thousand for
night work
The trouble was caused by the Times adver
Using for tyre settlers at 30 cents
he printers in the Tribune Office left because
the publication OF this advertisement was in-
sisted on
The compositors ia tie Times OIL e objected
to its publication AID il was suppressed
The Herald inserted it with an advertisement
following il from the Typographical Union. eau
tiOning printers OF other places against coming to
the CITY
The Commercial SAYS il Is reported there is
probability OF a compromise between the printers
and their employees being effected to-day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

- new use OF the FIRE alarm bell Is finging
IL for political meetings On Saturday evening
il peaied forth as terrifcAly as If half i've city
were in flames in order that citizens cal d cut
and finding no conhagrliion might resorts TO the
Circle % hear General DumOnt The orazen
Abolition institutions. however. with al IT.
sound aud fury summoned but ab0.t one
hundred aud fifty. soon dNindling down \ less
than a hundred, 10 listen 10 tie General, no. %
he could not make as much noise. made what lac
did make with a much sense-iust about
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

CRY SALOON AND REsrAURANr Captain
O'L.enry. of the famous and popular establish
ment. No % South Illinois street. will welcome
his friends and the public generally with mag
nifcent 10 O'Clock lunch TO-DAY. aud the tables
Of the CITY saloon will be daily sumptuOusly
served ever after at that hour. The restaurant
attached to the City Saloon Is now elegantly
fitted up. and ever, decacy j. Sc beforeN istors
in surprising style bY Mons lie Patrick. emf
nent Irish cook from Paris.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

A SUPERIOR REMEDY w c can consciei tiously
recommend 20 those suffering from dis.rfs-ifl 3,
cough. DR. Stricklsuds Melhfuous COUGH Bal
sam II gives relief almost instantaneoss. and
i withal not disagreeable to the taste l.lerc Is
no doubt but the Mellihuous Cough Ba'-am Is
one of The hes, preparations in use. and Is all that
it's proprietors claim for IL We have :ried II
during the past week, and found relief rom a
most distressing cough II IS prepareday Dr.
S,rck land. No 8. East Fourth street, Cini nnati,
Ohio Cincinnati National Union. Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

II Mr. J. J. Justice. of Lake & Co.'S great
circus, called upon Us Saturday. lie .aiormcd
Us that Lake \ Co : campaign had be,n, thus
far, most successful. The circus is now;in Ohio.
but will probably winter in Indiana, perhaps near
Indianapolis To look out for winter ;quhrters
was the reason OF Mr. Justices visit home
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

To Charley Danlay and James Ii,te, the
accommodating messengers of Adams Express,
between the Office aud the Union Depot, che pub
lie generally are daily indebted for the. promp
and faithful performance Of their duties They
are the right men in the right place.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

PROFESSOR ANDERSON This incompatible j
lusionst. assisted by MIS- Anderson, Miss Hack
EFT. Mr. Palm and a corps Of brilliant artis-. gives
two of his great entertainments at Masonic hill
Tuesday and W ednesday evenings, August 10th
and I7th. Anderson ia the greatest Of the
Mari
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

TWELFTH INDIANA STATE Arrange
ments have been made with the State Board Of
Agriculture to open Sanitary Hail, with suita-
BILE grounds attached. in the enclosure. for the
the exhibition OF Trophies, Relics. &c The
Indiana Sanitary Commission appeal to citizens
and soldiers 10 send for this purpose anything
that would be calculated to interest visitors. The
applied TO supply the necessities of sick, wounded
and conyalescent soldiers The Commission ap-
peas TO citizens throughout the State for dona-
tons OF every kind Also. to exhibitors, for DO
nations, at the close of the Fair of all articles
that may be converted into money. The names
of donors and contributors of Trophies will DO
registered.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

20 be arrested and 70 these headquarters; and
hereafter all such persons Will report their names
antecedent history and proposed residence 10 the
nearest Proves, Marshal. who will made return
10 the A. A. p NJ. G., at Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

CE- According to a recent enumeratic.l by Mr..
Cyrus Smith, School examiner there a.e eleven
thousand nine hundred and seven childrtn in In
dianapolis In 1868 the enumeration showed but
six thousand eight hundred and sixty three In
crease, in one year. five thousand and forty four
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

c55-C Crowds Of unfortunate persons visi,J w
Thomsou's Office daily, who are relieves oipain
and permanently cured of their maladie. in the
shortest possible tire See card under bid Ga
lens head cut on the second page of this paper,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-15

~ Hezekiah, No. I3 North Illinois street,
throws open the restaurant attached to his saloon
TO the public to-day. Every delicaey Of the sea
son served in the most elegant style, can be OBJ
tanned at Hezekiahs