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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
The Convention ct AsmlitOn--on.
l.... tho goth instant. GgN "a

l.x.4.lL,A NARnnpfin -
.sm op,,,lo, proh,.
"tNHi6f I'll, M, Sl
~ ~
'sptS~nnr;nm tororr political.
1870 J,NKn1,..a,a.,o,d tba, az Mont.
SsZ,Ss MA ma 4tatP Of the;r
-, 700 - ys'Sbhe ,w,o,1nla not
80 I'D d cond;d.ta, for nom.
81. =. .l;., lima bpt wonld
I1~.. :. .o,nanSAW ,Silprable 70.
.ooL ort and tnLiiGnicSssIb efo}rre the ippnbG
Ia o.,;.ahIaat1ml o RntIsr. a. we |,
woro told .thoooht that Preble
sboo,ai have the nomination. sau
Tb;s "a tho woy in which things
|.,,md IN tbo Morning bnt while
I.ho'i1,u wore talkinr tho wire
nnIlara were at work, and the Mont
nomory ~delogotion came Gullv9Hry
lS MAR ,nNo,nr If H,sbf
I;i.a cha Mor.bont Of Venice no. n
IL...L.m.,,A'sot;sf tbort and
..a,uh ,,or hoa u ali tbeir
mor u w,s roi,bor = fair
;nat;on NOR = stroi o!,tf, rw,r ri
~n,nsnotiom a''' ''
Nv n,oro tboro 10 rorrosc,t. M,
,muo.nI.u P,,s
,,nrsou "a ranrro,
.unt tho Third conversational Dis
,r;ct in Cougress. W., we're how
o,,or n,on,oded from do;ro so !,po
F,om wont of ,;g;I0pca' ON on
RI INIT bv an orr5n ,ement Of an
- x,, Rvy" !.
ND i. naod Mr Zoos an,
Az, rooo;,od tho elave,
prahle t6te.-.lr RIGHT. MIR. Hour
ot Dovtor ro.o;ved tbe Montgom
erv B,,Ier. and Warren votes, on
forthwi,h Colonel Beam withdre,
, tho prsb,e vote and. gave it I
v Montcomcrv thusthe whole thin
0 was "tone brown" and to ordes
and Montsomery had her man.
Rpt where VA. MIR. MAYO. ID
t Bntler candidate for nomination
He was not even named. He v,
e betravcd by his party, and insulte
vlto bis faeeo bv tl.e Mohtoome,
deleyation. Weowere there. an
8 Jaw what was done. and how
Iva. doneL-Jthaat we saw we testif
IMr. Hong WAS calledupon to spea
.JEbe did 30. and at the close OF h
/ 4 eel. Mr. MAYO wasloIaly CALI
lf,r: but the moment his name W,
a mentioned. the bulk of, the Mon
gomorv del.patiou rose from. the
].eats and walked ont of the Cou
q House. We have attended tho
So SANDS of,publie meetings in o,
s lifetime, but never before witness
,e such a 3 direct insult offered to
gentleman ina in an open assembly.
0ur remarks NAV not please ,
nart;es. Init we cannot help that.
N we chronicle facts. 55a
MI. UouK. then. ia the man
, tho Democratic party for the Thi
~ Congressional District. As we
;, not know the gentleman, we c.
!, sav nothing more about him, til.
th;0I Tho, bo il q man o
oxnoriopeo and talent and. we ho
l'ltha.b la will he ~snccessfoI.I win q
race. and r@enresept the Third Co
-, gressionul District in Congress.
w We are right glad thatMr. Fc
re has had h, .ln.ma nlaced before I
o. nrbic Tie Viii now be RENE ne
u. "a anJ We donht not that 60,
on Of these daysilbonwiII make,
mor,, aud wiN .hs1rvcdr fdr,l6Ys
-. -" 'I.T ;gD. flt.g I.)au
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

Mr.: -vallaudigIsHm will ad
,.ress the people Of the Srd Con
gressioual District, at Bankers
Grove, ono half mile North of Post
Town station, on Mond y, Septem.
berl26thA 81, i oleBM r. NJ IT'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
THE DIFFERENCE IN THE CHARAC-
-N.-- TER OF THE TWO MEN. "

The following extracts from the accept,
ance Of the Presidential nomination by lin
coin and McClellans aptly illustrate the DIFF
ference in the character Of The two men
Read them: L,. ...aqoJ MIN I
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

tn. most. sxtraordinary lininen, e>d
Produced Ioraelaborated byrsscience or ex,
perienScs ~lOrabeuralgia whits,arsling, Hysll-
ing D, the joints, neck, breast, arn'ucr else"
where; lumbago, sore throat, erysipeIss,
gout. inHammstioio i al kinds, ncrvous al.
lection, ulcers Of every character, diseases
~ hhseaskin, ssnehsastetter ring worm, itch,
&C. ID. ,Sb,ies Of senonops animals sting'
Of reptiles and in, ects, flesh wounds. exter
nal p%oisons, also burns aud sisida' s''Ho
40 cania. - 1 - ~. 20 .1aa.M s.raa-.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
...t SCIENTIFIC ,,r.m~ 49,
MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
Of Pr5f NV. Dickens on ND. ri
IA,s Prof. 10 the Philadelphia HedocolleGe.
PeristaItic PersuadsEs..

A Vegetable Stsmaeh and l' e tr!
Purely vegetable pills, prepared for The
v,yious geological formations 70 ueptTall
IL. all missmatic, a,iaeTaI OF Other inbl-
enae upon the system and without drastic
eff ct, t.vhScS should be aveidedFi The best
ana most IrGt.isble family medicine ext"ni!
harmless urntoer any aystem ~ Diet or eS-
possre, acting mildly and surely, snd leav,
Inc III stomach and bdj&eIT ias Natural
and healthy condition, To dyspslhits tbty
are invaluable, Price 23ssntG b.. ~ ss,
IMPERIAL co.gI1S tRll'.i1i4 = y F. !.
II ron asaBsF from socoughtiti 10 goa
ovq fault. Atrial of4hsss lpniss~ill coz
vince yon Of that iact;s They d~eG0TNpos"
the lPhieym, and sVe1sS oil ~infaRhlatlGn,
Il il the best ~sonpopsa tycr Put togttht,r l.,
for cvlds, coughs, Is ths,s. splitting o. olo9d'
and consumption All afl,c,cd%it coughs,
fran whatever c~suse-7--eyen children y!,l
worms--csn " cured by their a's. rrlgs
O-ceuts. q AID = e5 Iss ~ hsl-vv'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
's's'i'-'S do

bo,, SALE
David r. ". ezias, prtF Preble
IN VS.. i Common Pleas.
John W, NsetIegyl, ct al, Petition e selh
dei Ifs' fruoD il,yL r Saf estate 4
TN pursuance OF All alias order Of sale,
made, by the cour. Of Common Pleas,
aud to me directed, | Ailt offer for sale at
public auction, upon the premises, about
v mites south oil L.ewisbprg. Preble county
Ohio, on Thurday,1 October I8th,y A ID. 1864.
at l O'clock, p. m 1.-THE following described.
real estate, belonging to the estate of Samus
ell Weakly de,eased, situate in the county of
Preble, and State of Ohio, to viii the N, 4.
quarter Of section No4nibe, township Nos
Of range 3 East &c containing ol62 acreai
more or less. Appraised. at $4,000. r%idistar
Terms of Ssle-f0oe third cash in hand,
ono th,rdiD o months, and the residue in 10
hehthsfrom tho day Of sale. Deferred pay
fmeHts TO bear interest from day Of sale,
and to be secured By. mortgage on the prem,
iseS Sold. lsiotas le,o,a outni ANN .47 4
~ % .s.ss Ia CHAS, ", SwAIM y
BIZ .Speeial Master Commissioner,
Gilmore ) Campbell, Att'JsI for peffrgf1
September 8, lsS4-ds ,asLPEE9 i ,1cs
/, hNg%Nold in dON 10 I9A. =
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
IMPERIAL c0ggNPI-
ANTI Cholera Pills.

A positive cure for any case Of scholera
Nomatter how a~sirulent may b che, attack
also, DiArfhsA or pTsshtery-a asaret si'Ji
need, cure Sufferers from ChrOaic bhAr,'n
hca should try this established sssals v
eioacG--Pfise 80 cents. = F,L'.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
ADM1NfSTRkfoESsALE.

DavMl H.. Huffmap, adm n Hre6le probate
Of John l.. Huffman, decd Court Petition
,,ys . ITO sell lands, to
Susannaho Huffman ct. al. pay debts Ell: Ta'oGA
TN puTsqapee pfan order Of eOHrt herein sai4T
4 ! WIFI bsgs- pi 'na3xl ns 10 srlriy 'fT
non the 2Otk day Of SepAemb~, 1864, 9Gi q
bctSeeRis the hours ofpns and. fdefP i~.std fsvota
feridt public sale, on {te miSespsferblginUo5
loving feSaft estate situate if4regle Gountyna oil
Ohio; and described asfollG3SatoRlts al .roisl az.
3 THE South half 6fthe' NerthlEast Qnafter lSG
of Section s in;TownshiP 6. in Range 3East q a.
&C. containing 7sacroN; more Or less subsoolo'o
i6ct to the dover estate ofsSusaanah Huff he'll
man, assigned by order of couftto The SAM III }jn.
ia as appFaisedisubjsettolsdiddow estate Dido
at 81. f30sb baa asoad 20 IS hdR ~ b51sJmpal
TERMS or" sALE. gooaSd gHifd down b?iaa.
and The residue in two. equal annual instEllD PIGS
|tnents, with ihSesests from the dsy. Of saae,,t6q1
bs Sesured by mortgage on. die PfeI4fses.
DAVID H. HUFrMAENr Aam'r
~Gitmore, & Campbell, ItJ,a.s.4sa .7"S
Aug. IS, fes4-5w. sPf-4 pSf. 7,0o.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

824 Broadway,
HAVING on hand the largest stock Of
IlForeign Music in New York, which he
4fnpofts nom Europe ezffrssiy stosmeetthe
Taste and requirements t the American
lovefS Of Masil respectfully cAlSsntUention
o the fact, that he is now supplying Music
{ Every Style ct a Reduction Of tweaty hive
0 fifty per cent, less than any otiNr h"uSe
the United States.
pr,va@ \ Families can be supplied (post
ee) BY forwarding StRe cash to the above
l1ress Should the amount Of cash Tor
.-aaFded exceed the cost pf.the Music ths
dance will be promptly returned in posiag'
currcpcy. 1itre ~ sr
Dealers and Professors should not ,.egleet
this opportunity they will be hbefaIly dealt
with
N. B. Any and every piece Of ". Mlps "
Vocal or inslfnmGnttD published ~ .EuIrtYPs
or America. wiiidbesupphed to5order, n NC
eoinpanicd bJithebcasR s'oI 10 olom sr.ot OF
~ Remcn,ber The Addressihna 5s9ni77ih ~
P. A. WUNDERMANN, "''
Foreighn and AmeEisdST1Masie Ware house
8241Bfoadway, New York.
Sent. Is, l864-3mos.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

AliE1yIYENr CURlN1 ALL lHFI.I.
-, ,s3pys NATIONS" eos.4 .. s.t.-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
TgNEW BREWERY.

. Zoos SrEFHENs. Att'yaNtl n asst
spEeL TENDER I, I864Atds ,ngulPE. fr$S 100
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
from Harris bIsr.

HARRISBURG. Midnight. July / Official in
formation from the border rereiN ed 10y the Gov
ernor tonight indicates that the enemy is ad-
vancing north ward ON a raid.
Yesterday morning AT D o'clock, Sigel was at
tackled at Leetowh and ID .rkviie Virginia, by Il
large force of the enemy said TO oe under E'ry
aud Rrnsom. and was driven from his position
with slight loss Sgel says there were = 600
cavAir, humber OF intanirv not known
4 dispatch just received by the Government
SAYS that fifteen reUe cavalry men were seen
within five miles OF HagefslOwn this morning
Other reports considered reliable say there
are 40 rebels this side OF the Potomac.
The object OF the enemy j. 10 advance as far
as possible into Penns. lvania. aud steal horses
and take prisoners.
An attack was made on Harper's Ferry yes
terd " morning by some fur Thousand cavalry
aud infantry, and AZ last accounts Gen Webber
was m king steady defense
O Gen. Couchs movements it i improper TO
speak.
he will be in consultation with the Governor,
who will have sole ,nagement.
The old reserves are ready to respond, aud on
the way to their posts.
The Governor will no doubt issue proclama
ton 10 morrow
There il some excitement and apprehension
here. but IN ofticil circles there i no fear but
that Gen Couch will succeed admirably
But title more pews = expec;ei Tonight.
C1ntr lands are coming north like clouds he
fore storm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
PROCLAIM alton
By the President of,he United States Of Americ,

By the President ofthe United States of America
Whereas. By the proclamation which is
sued on the 18th dsv o. April, 1861. the Presi
dent Of the United States announced and declar
ed. that the laws OF the United States had been
for some time past. and then were. opposed and
the Executive thereof INSTRUCTED in certain
States therein mentioned by combination too
powerful TO be suppressed by the ordinary course
OF judicial proceeding. or by the power vested in
the Marshsls bv law; and
Whereas. Immediately after the issuing of said
procla nation. the land and naval forces of the
United States were put into activity to suppress
the said instruction and rebellion. and
Whereas. The Congress of the United States,
by an act approved on the 81 day of March. 1863.
did enact that duiing the sand rebellion the Pres
ident of the United States. whenever, in his
Judgment. the public safety may require il, is au.
thorized TO suspend the privilege of the writ of
habeas corpus in any case against the United
States. or any part thereof. and
The balance of the Proclamation il badly
mixed, and Cincinnati is holding il for correc-
ton. No knowing when it will be ready so
close OPERATOR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

NEW YORK, july 5-There were some thirty
fire- Yesterday from fireworks. Five large
buildings. the Scotch PRESBYTERIAN church on
Wooster street. and FIVE dwellings on Grand
street were DESTROYED. beside, heavy damage -
some ten other buildings IS the e,ult OF one FIRE
Los- about 1851 600
The Tribune says Mr. Fessenden has accepted
the Secretsryship OF the Treasury and assumed
its duties
A special from Baltimore ssys:
Hunter With his wh le force ia good condition.
i moving TO thwart the designs OF the rebels on
their rsiiing excursion
Late nrivate advces from Port Hudson state
that the rebels are active n th4tqaarfer
Brigadier General Uilmau Is ia command of
the negro troops
In this dep ,rtment there are thirty-fve reci
mentS. with headquarters At Port Hudson The
TROOPS are in excellent health
Il j. reported that ID OK Taylor crossed the
Atchafalava river. June 9Th. and an engage
mens eusuej NJ particulars
Gen C,uby j. expected At Port Hudson on the
18Th Ut July.
The 18Th Army Corps was exceeded to leave
Morgsnzs on an execution.
The PARIS CORRESPONDENT of the London Globe
saws:
The Alabama made tao attempts n board the
Ketrsage bar her mnIinder out maneurverei
Semmes and finally sent projectiie ught through
the Ahbama~ boiler He then seeing What I'D
occurred. brought all hi- guns Ia bear on the
pirate on concentrated brOadSide from starboard
and made a breach OF four yards in length under
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

The State Board OF EquAlpz ,tion. which meets
once IA I'VE wears in this cit,, was organized at
the office o, the Auditor of State on Monday.
the an OF Jgls Hon. Joseph Ristne Is ex-
otfslo Pre>iden; of the Board Thomas Rogers.
E&. Auditor u Henry county. chosen Sec
retry.
Tie Board = constituted as follows:
Hon Joseph ltsIiue. Auditor OF State. Presi-
dent
1t Di-triet-WiIli~ Hargrave of Gibson
81 Districi-Wm Williams. OF Washington
- Di~trict-S. ". Holmes, Of Jackson.
IA District b Bentley, OF Franklin.
9Th Dislrict-fhomts Rogers. OF Henry
oh District 7 Wright. OF Marion
7th District-H. " Dtuieis. Of Putnam
ssh ID -trict-Chris Miller. OF Tippecanoe
9Th Di~trict-R Bel. jun. OF Porter
ION ID ,.rict-E W II Ellis OF E,khart
llth District SuttDn OF Jsv
The Board met yesterday ia The II ~ OF the
House O. Representatives. AMI MI continue &,
meef There lfom dAy 20 day until the bu-ii,e~-
which called them together = completed IN
snittees appointed " report business iof IL,
consideration of the body.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

ST Louis. July 5-Upwarls Of 300 rebel
prisoners arrived by the ste amer @ adator, from
LiJtle Rock Yesterday. in charge OF a battalion
OF Meu.l's Hrrse. veterans on iurlOugh.
They let Tor Rock Leland last night
An officer from Duvall's Bluff, Arkansas,
June 80. stvs:
Shelby hid not returned to Clarendon. but it
uus thought he would do 80
Gen CIR reached Duval's Bluff June 20
MarmsdGSe vas still south OF the Arkansas
river. ID miles below Napoleon His force con
sisted at hi- own brigade and Dockery's and Ca
bells. about 5000 men and six or eight pieces of
artillery
No rebel artil cry between Arkansas and
White rivers and only three companies of guer-
iilas
The apprehensons OF the siege OF Little Rock
are much diminished
There Is bat one brigade of rebels on the Sa
bine river
II j the design Of the rebels evidently to cut
; eele's White river concentrations, which.
however, will be verv difficult. but II Il should be
done. Duvall's Bluff and Little Rock have three
months provisions.
White rver Is patrolled by iron-clads, support
ed by a land force.
The saw mill OF Marshall and Brotherton was
burned a., night; los Slp ono
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
sesV YORK Market.


NEW York, July ).
Fiour-State and Western frmer to arrive:
lots on the spot without decided change; $40 90
@l0 50 extra State; Sll@ll 50 extra round
hoop OHIO, and Sll 55@l2 trade brands. market
closing steady; included in the sales are 10 900
brs extra State for August at $ll 2O@l2.
Whisky market at 81 69@l IS State; 81 20
@l u Western, chiefly at ST. 40.
Whett 263c higher, So 30 Milwaukee club;
81 2oG2 % amber Milwaukee. chiefly NJ So 30;
81 Al winter red Western, and for % 600 amber
MICHIGAN to arrive. last half in July ut 81 TO-
Corn heavy. and age lower; 81 Seal 53l1
new mixed: 81 441s@l As unsound
Coffee firm; nothing doing.
Sugar dull.
Pork without material change: SAL for mess;
S4i 1904 50 new DO; 34@47 old and new
prime: S42@43 prime mess.
Beef quiet. but firm.
Lard Guil; BUYERS and sellers apart; nominaly
quoted at lS1la@l91sc for No I to prime kettle
rendered. Saturday evening 500 brls sold for
July, at buyers option, Mt 261sc.
Butter quiet and steady at 3O@3Sc Ohio: $50
~ State
Cheese l5@22.
Money less stringent.
Sterling 81 09Is
Gold firmer; opening at 50 35@3 3s, sdvanc-
ing to 81 1902 AS. closing at 81 a.
Government stocks 6rmer; 500 coupons l05C1
1885; 100 Treasury Notes, October and April
l04.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON. July Sin the Senate nothing
OF public importance was done besides the pas
s,ge OF the House bill to increase the special tax
bill
Sprague made long speech in defense of
himself against Blair's charges
The House on motion OF Mr. Washburne.
ptssel a resolution thanking soldiers ami seamen
for their services
The Senate DILL 70 test submarine inventions
passed aud considerable miscellaneous business
was transacted
At IL O'Clock TO day Mr.. Fessenden entered
upon hi duties rs Secretary Of the Treasury.
AT noon Mr. Eesscnden attended meeting of
the ,biuet
The chief officers in the mail boat Highland
Light report that the dsy before yesterday
Gen Grant sent demand for the unconditional
surrender of Petersburg. but the answer was not
known at Cit, Point when the boat left. II was
believed IL the demand not complied with.
mat reasonable time would be allowed for the
removal "f women aud children, before the town
vs. attacked They a.so say that appearances
indicated lively work.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
A PROCLAMATION BY TElB.
PRESIDENT.
&c.. &c. %c.. dc &c.


INV York. July 5-rhe steamer City Of
Baltimore arrived this morning.
The pirate Alabama lelt Cherbourg on the 18th
20 engage the kearsage and engaged her ten
miles from Cherb,urg. The engagement lasted
an hour and forty minutes BOlh vessels made
seven complete circles in maneuvering at a dis
lance of from one fourth 10 one-htlf mile
The Alabama WAS sunk
Semmes and part OF the crew we're saved by the
English yacht Deckhouud.
Semmes was slightly wounded in the hand
Before leaving Cherbourg the pirate left sixty
thermometers, hi spe.ie aud rall,om bonds there
No one was killed, aud only three seamen
slightly wounded on the kearsage.
She landed the wounded at Cherbourg. and the
vessel sustained bnt little injury
Semme- declined public dinner at South
hampton and went to Paris 20 report TO the Con-
lederste Commissioners
Three of the Alab mas officers and six of the
crew we're landed ut CheTbOurg from Fl eucn
pilot boat also several from the British sloop
Acton.
The Dano Germsnic Conference Yesterday ac-
comp!ished noihing
The proposition for arbitration was rejected
The conference Is regarded failure
II is supposed hos,iti.s will recommence ON
the 9th of June
It j. stated Kelrsage captured sxty-eght of
the officers and crew of the Alabama.
Semme, published a statement in which he
saws he h ID nine killed and twenty wounded aud
charges KearSage with continuing firing alter the
Al ,b,ma hid struck her flag.
Breadstuf- firm with an Upward tendency.
Provisions steady.
Produce steady
COnsols closed at S9c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06
COM NJ ERCIAL.
sy TELEGRAPH,
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July >.
Flour firm under the English news; superfne
SIS; extra S. IS.
Wheat in good demand at 81 75@l so for
red. and 81 9062 for white.
Corn dull at Sl6l %.
Oats firm at Sic.
Whisky in good demand; 5000 brls sold at
81 70@l IS. the latter rate chiefly, closing firm.
300 brls mess pork sold at SAL.
Nothing done in bulk meats or bacon.
A small lot of lard sold at l7l.c. but it is held
at ISc
Cuffee AZ to Soc
Sugar held at 23@25c.
Gold 81 40
. Silver 81 l5 and firm.
Exchange firm st &c discount and par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

sx- Hon. Thomas b. Ward. Mayor OF Latsy
cite, was in the city yesterday. Dir Ward is IA
vorshly mentioned by the leading Democrats in
the Eighth Congressional District tor the nomi-
nation for Congressman Ii he should be nomi-
mated. he will make "A vigorous and we have no
doubt. successful canvass. He has the ability,
cultivation and energy not only TO present the
doctrines ard policy of the Democratic party
convincingly before the people. but. if elected.
TO serve the public interests faithfully On the
STUMP. to say the least. Mr. Ward will cope with
any Republican who may be placed in nomina-
ton for the position
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

FIVE to twenty thousand strong. have invaded
Maryland. aud taken Martinsburg and Hsrper's
Ferry. and are threatening other points: and that
the public safety requires him TO call upon The
State Executives Tor a militia force To repel in
vasion. and he calls upon the Stale of New York
for twelve thousand militis It's quota. 10 serve
one hundred DAYS.
The break Ia the Erie Canal at Frankfort will
be closed to day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

- / short ride through the country demon
s;rated very clearly two three facts worthy of
note First, there Is large crop of wheat in
this country. There j. an unusually large mum
Der of acres in. and the grain j. excellent Ser
ond hands to save this crop are scirce-it is i'm
possible To Get enough az any price. AMI the
consequence j. a good deal of the wheat cannot
he saved Third. on the road We travelled there
were more negroes At work in the harvest fields
than white men. from which We conclude THAT
the white men of in the army. while the ne
groes are at work in the harvest fields
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

AUCTION TO-DAY AT III O'Clock. the dwell
ling house property No l45 north Pennsylvania
street. corner OF St Clair. will be sold at the
premises promptly Parties interested should
bear il in mind This location il the best in the
city The house and ground are in perfect or
der. and are in every respect very attractive.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

her water mark. when she began to sink rapidly
The Commercial saws that gold was dull thu
morning Lut higher. on account OF the spprehen-
sion that the President will not sign the gold
bill Consequently there we're no transactions
ut the gold room or stock board, private parties
keeping up old quotations.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

- Speaking of the 1 h Of July in lndianap
oils. city Republican paper say:
But one thing i 10 be regrele.: the appeal
for the -iek and the wounded Of Grants and
Sherman's armies fell upon deaf ears; and 70
effort vas made 10 provide for their relief IL i
much TO be regretted that this i 80; tor at no
time since the var began has there been such
need Of means - supply sanitary stores
In some towns aud country ueighb0rhOod- the
necessity i felt. ami liberal contributions are
being made up but there Is not vet that earnest
universal engagedne~s in the noble work that
there should he in response to the call lately
made by the Governor"
Not a meeting was called tor the purpose a
day on which everyone had leisure 10 attend TO
the matter His ExcelleHcs' appeal seemed To
be forgotten or people were apathetc