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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13
Instruction and Practice.

The Instructors and Proprstors Of this College have
Joyed large experience, both in practical Teaching
actual Busness, having experience CT fifteen years r
the business and for several years principal Teacher
head ofthe actual Business Department Of the PoGgh
keepse ColeSc, To yoanS men, who devote Dat
three months 20 study ve would call their attention
hss sysfe of Business Instruction aud popular Edn
cation. where you enter upon ths study aud dseP
line Of acquiring wealth By Tho employment sf Lshcr
Talent aud Caniia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

~ Lorrs octo5H l3.-fhe rebels have lie
,lfo,ed she Lamins bridge on The Paci6c r.il.
road, lis miles froDs here I-fnr
Price is still reported 70 be in ihs vicinity II
Booneville, vilh ger. SlBborn hsrrs.sing his
rear ari s.nks
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Merchants Exchange,

The student, Of this College enjoy the benefit Of Is.
regular meetings Of thisnove department conducted
the plan Of the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards Of Trade
(where actual transactions hsd). Reports an
nounced and such instruction given as will make all com
petent to buy and sell on Change agent or principal
Citizens and strangers invited to call address
further particulars,
GREGORY NUNFoRp
sept1-d3rn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-13

W,sHrNer0N October l2-Par,is' returns from,
Pennsylvanis aud Ohio soldiers. IA Washington
.nd Alersudrs shc~ fhe ioiio~ine results
Pennsv,vauia suldiEfs' Voie, t0t.i, Republican
-43: Democrat l39 Ohio soldiers vote total
Retti,lisan $50 Democrat 20
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NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.


LII persons inoeb.ed 10 the sinking Fund hereby
notified that all lands mortgsged 10 said fund, and
which interest has been paid in advance for
present year, will be advertised for sixty DAYS previous
TO and offered at public sale the seeohd Tuestsv in
December next.
By order of the Board of ofCcmmissioners.
W. ". TALBOT, Pressdeet.
auKS-dw
Register and Republican, Iswrenc~burg; Courier,
Madison Times and v0kSbote Evansville; Journal and
EApress Terre Hsute; Press, Greencastle JeHercnisn
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crat Review, Jay Cousy Democrat, Hartford City; Jay
Torchght, Jay G. H., will insert TO the amount NJ
dollars and send bill reccipied TO tho Office ct the Sinking
Fund for payment, with paper containing The sdver
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MEDICAL.
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Esta biishcd i'm 1880 and Chartered
ny the Legislature OF Kentucky,
for the treatment OF
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.f ho,h
IUST PUBLISHED, ..r.
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Ter on FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
servstions on marriage and the preven-
,t,.s, ff .-or,ce otion coufainiuo Trea-
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tie Self Ahuss spermatOrrbea. Sexual and Nervous
Debility BaIreuness and impotence IN both sexes: the
these diseases the body and mind snd the
A.thor's New Treatment Of all thess in full the
ony successful method Of cure with an exposition Of
Quacsery.
This~ork j. not eusck advertisement, but warning
guide for married and single. IL j. the only book
English with full directions for seltrestment, and
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Those afflicted with o. the above diseases before
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National Democratic Platform
of 1864.

TRs USIos-THE UoSsrlrurIoS--PEsc&--
Lie LisERrT-PsrvArE RIGHrs-FREK ELKo
rIoNs--A FRKE PRIss-FREE SPEEcH-TRIAL
BY YJusr-THE RIeBr or AsYLus-JusrIcr TO
OUR SOLDIERS.
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uDRIvAIE MEDICAL ADVICE FEEE oF CHARGE.
d.. whittisrs Theory, syDptoms snt Tr~stueui
fCkronc. S,rv0rs. urissry and SERIAL Diseases. ne
- plan sealed Letter e1sccpe for ~ seats Fr-psy
postage Itis clear tenraton of ali the ttseasef ant
conditions s1ns from the Infringement 81 The nofa
lava eKcess lgruces, exposures and mprudsnc-r
married snc singe nse ksery sentence eoasans ir
strscon 70 The snsctsc, s,e shoGf % read by sFers
yourg perscn 20 keep them ci he shoals -kck 9th
have ben broken pteces- Amaffxentss cl~s ry
stated 70 be rnder the ccutrol % incors
ard thereby preTeni inenaor % ous verypronc csss
sfdisesss Nearly every of disease - trestec
vithout hntrancs TO b1slness- Hedic~ ~ sail
secure from oh<ervsii0r Charges r1cderstc consults
ions ~ ssirt 81 AZ the ofics free: cares sneet
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iosis No Circular Lstter specially for sciss co.,
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

rINHE FIRST COLLEGE OF The WEST WHERE
actual BUSINESS practice Is conducted with theory
in TEscHISo and where session Of Board of Trade Is
held by experienced 10 all the legitimate trsn-so
tions and ussges VI he West.
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Ohio ElectIsn.

c,ScrsSArI. October i2.--ohio elects
UpIon Consrsssnsp, and probably IL.
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LIVERY STABLE.

RfKvRY ALLAN. ysv rsrh Livery sn6,s sale ssssles
H Nes !. sot IA East ssn strss,r he ra
6f0ss Htosk. Sh0
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PROPOSALS. FOR LOAN.
U.S.7-SOLOAN

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seriptlOns viii be received f0r cOupcn Treasury Note.
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Per .nnn-pFiaeip. I'D Interest bosA 70 ~ paid
il lawful money.
These sO,es ~in he conssrtible tn. orsOu % the
holder maturity into six per gold bearing hOnds
payable less than Eve than ,-en,y years
from their date, a. the Government may elect They
~in - i-sssd In ORGANIZATIONS Of asy, hundred,
i've hundred thousand, and ave thousand dollars
and all subscriptions ke for fny dollars some
multiple Os sriy dollars.
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ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU-
NICIPAl TAXATION,

su I'D. fre ell ths advantage we have uuners,ee.
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nry from local frsuioS. On the average. this
exemption j. worth about two per cent. per srrun,
sccordinr TOO Of Taxation in various parts Of the
ocuntry.
IL is believed thA, securities Offer great indsce-
n-nts 90 lenders those issued ~ the Government
10 all other forms Of Indebtedness, the faith or ability
OF private parties stock companies, separate
nu'ies OILY, pledged for payment, While the Who'll,
prcperT Of the couatry l. ssid ihs discharge
fell sbs obligations OF the United Sisiss
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win hs 70 the loyalty snd psiro,isrn ei the propls
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RAILROAD TIME-TARLE.
Atlantic & Great Western Railwa,
N [s.ssz
Ncw York Through Line.

S,--uxFR 4ReASGEMESr-T1O THROUGH E1
- pres Trains between Cleveland and New oTk.-
Y = a. aeeet Julv II lS6,
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& III ANGE OF TIN u /.
1864. SUMMER 1864.

Great Central Rail Way Line.
indianapolis and Colnu1bu.
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NEW YoRK. October l2-The Herald's cor
respondent with Sheridan, under date OF the 9th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

IAvn1gg Novs ~ -.
Mesr,. Hows9 = Os.p5sis !:
Thsss ~ ~ srsas "A ~ abest
tbs saptuusa l1Asns1sks - ~ 80
Ii, srlsr 81 ~ sh1sEs shst nsds Tie
captsrs. Ithesgst shat Il night sot 81
ont Of place TO stass tho isets = ! lsarasd
thsn flen ths psr.isa On the sroand q shs]
time and = / lsarssd them few hosrs
Alter he oocurrspes. Young Dnslas11
.t.tes i. iss,s ,of che osss Truly, 20
doubI. With s~o ezesptions. PIeaasutos
was not with the brisads thas nsds the
charge. At the time Of the charge b
vas more than : milo IN the rear, and
Col, Blair delivered Masmaduke to Goa
Curtis. Young Dunlavy was present and
recognised as the capior Of Asrmaduke
BY Col. Blair a. the time and Vas Intro.
duced 70 Gen. Curtis a. such. No doubt
Young Dunlavy thought that Pleassnton
was prescott and ia command, ~ be states.
but it is ce,tain that be vas moi there,
and al his actions while with Curtis and
after he had turned tail on the enemy u
Fort Scott go to show that had BIO been
present the charge sdomid not hare been
made. Colonel Crawford (since elected
Governor of Ksosas) il entitled to the
credit Of being the 6rss mover 10 the mat
ter. He requested Col Benton e noble,
true officer to make the charge. Col
Benton at once accepted the proposition
Col. Craw ford then ordered Col. Philips
to make the charge, which he did il
gallant style. Some six or eight Kauss
officers belonging 10 Gen. Curtis stst
participated in aud we're in the front dur
ing the charges. The whole campaig
on the part Of Gen. RosecraDs was on
of the most dlsgracefnl campaigns Of til
many disgracelul campaigns OF disasts
and equally so on the part Of Pieasanton
CO.., Bsnton's brigade did not belong t
Roseersns' department, and to that fac
alone was Gen. Curtis enabled 10 pursu
and punish Price. Benton acknow ledge
and pbcyed Gen Gurus, and refused !
obey Hosec,ans, as be, like Pleasantor
would have ABANDONED the campaign i
face Of tbr enemy.
I exceedingly regret that C,l Winelo,
was wounded so early in the -campaigr
had he escaped be would have earned
star. while his brigade earned 70 muc
glory.
The Doble Sd and 4th Iowa cavaIr
added much ju this campaign to their 10
mer noble record.
Gen. Bl,ht showed himself to be one
the best fighters in The army, and Gener
Curtis showed himself TO be one Of i
bravest, most skillful and successful Gel
erals in the army. Il is shame tina,
has rot suitable command.
Yours, truly, HAWKINS TAYLOR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

E%The extracts from late Southern
papers show y great aud increasing slarm
over the rapid strides that jeff Davis is
making toward more thoroug and COM
plete desrotisin than he has yet wieIded.
The frequent secret sessions Of the Rich
m,na Congress are especially distas,eful
to the Southern people. That the hostili-
~ thus manifested ID the Confederate mol
10y is not merely occasioned by dislike to
Davis is evident from other sources.
The resolution Of Mr.. Leach Of North
Carolina looking toward peace on the ba.
sis of recognition Of the status of slavery
previoss TO the war. is very significant.
1t is true that it WAS voted down BY q
very large majority, hut year ago such
resolution could not have been brought
mp in tho rebel House.
A resent editorial of the jackson Mis-
sissippiaD is also important a. showing
that the sober second thought is entering
the soutbern mind The Mississippian =.
before the war, was fre-eating journal.
and since the outbreak of hostilisies has
been more fierce thaa ever. Now, how
ever. We lind it saying:
"Could the people of the late United
States have caught . glimpse Of the awful
gulf that yauned beneath them they would
have shrunk rom taking the fearful Mp.
and both sections would hav- abaied some.
what Of their arrogance, intolerance and
fanaticism They would have sought and
found the means Of reconciliation. add
their conduct towards each other would
have been characterized by Christian for
bearance, instead of fanstical intolerance.
The North was the first and most perrin.
acious sgg'essAr, and, therefore, Is I'M
doubtedly the greater elmer Of the two; but
it is needless to deny that the South met
E these expressions in a spirit not calcula-
ted to assusge bat to pour oil on the PAS
sionats et ments and TO invite the COLI.
sion. The North was fanatic; the South
was arrogsrt. The North bullied: the
South baniered. Slavery was the rock
that sn,pv Tecksd the ship Of State
The M,ssslssippian then goes on to argue
that me sea'h vas literally compelled to
eve dc not mean 70 have It .;cferr.a
that they wire guiltless IN tho.. ,h;...
which made secession unavo;dshla r,
this matter hey A well a. he Nor,h +. :
to shoulder their share 81 the or,r;n., az
Of fostering the damon Of discord ;, 4,
closes By affirming its opinion that tn. IA
will 60 ON uatil The people Of both SEQ.
tions "abste somewhat Of thor high pre.
tsnsions and are willing to meet esc6 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10

"As the prniH rises fum the ashes Its Gre snissst
d With nev does this Elixir rtiuvenate the sys
TEN and overcome disease.
AS-The Resnyenatins Eiixiris the result Of modern
Asvsriss In this vegetable kingdom being entirsIv
and abstscs method Of irrespective Of all the
old and WORKOUT ssstens
medical f the das; and ny them pronounced to b
one og the greatest medical discoveries IL the age
ga lev doses eare4 MYSTERIES ii f%saaiss
nA-One bottle cures P~ipitsiion of tie Heart.
ASfrcm oe TO three bottles restores the naniness
90 few doses restores the appetite
ASIhree isastss cure the wore Of Impotency.
41-A few doses cure the low spirited.
Al-0ne bottle restores mental power.
~ fec 4asss restores the organs Of ses<ratssa
t4-A fes doses bring the rose to the cheek
0A-rhis mtdcins restores manly rigor and robust
health the por dsbiiitstsd, worndo~n despsifins
ESThe iistIess enervsted youth The ed man
of business tie victim Of nervous dsnresion The iad
YduAf suffering from general debility. ota weakness
Of single organ viii all ind immediate and pernaaert
relief by the use Of this Eixr Rsserce Of LIE.
APre o. per bottle three bottles g. and for
ward by Express receipt Of money any address,
| ffThe Cherokee Pills and Re sDveua.
ting Elix.r, ar. so,d by all enserprisng Druggists
70 sell worthless compounds in place these,
| those ~hrh they purchase at a cheap price and
medicines A. value ycnr health aye the health a
yoar future offspring Do not be deceived by such IN
pscpled Druggists a.f for rediefHes srS take ~
stA<rs II the Druggist yin not buy them FOR yon en-
elise the money letter win send them to ven
by Express secnrey sealed aud packed free from obser
vafsan.
Ladies Gensiemen address us In perfect conf
dence stating fully and plainly their diseases and symp
toms - Ne treat all Diseases Of chronic nature in male
female Patients need hesitate because OF their
inability to visit have treated patients
fully in all portions Of the civilized globe BY correspond
1 epce
Patients addressing xi please stair plainly all the
symptoms Of their and write Poetoee Couu
~ STATE md Of writer pain and inclose postage
stamp for reply
| Va sssd 90 page PampAef free 70 any address
Address all letters for Pamphlets avice the prcpsi
| etors.
| Nm. ". =. MEN WIN Il CO.,
| No. 80 Liberty street, View York
/ G. A. COOK. Chicago, No 70 Market street General
Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iova Wisconsin Mich
gan and Indiana. Tho viii supply Druggists Mt reg
ular card prices nov30-d ecw 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10
pR. WRIGHT'S
Rejuvenating Elixir /!
Or. ESSENCE OF LIFE.

Prepared from Pnre Vegetable Rxnaess, eonfainisv
| nothing injurious 70 the most delicate
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-10
Nm. ". =. MERwiN r CO.,

:
G. A. COOK. Chicago, No 26 Market street General
Agent for the States OF Illinois, Ioya Wisconsin Michi
gan and Indiana. xho viii supply Druggists Mt reg
uar card prices nov30-d ec~ 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07
CINCINNATI MnrI,et.

tLUL k.-We quote superfne at Sc G5a6 75. and
extra ~ co. The saes were 100 brls fancy "Impe-
nal at SS OO 100 do extra at Sc 90: 200 do at 81 90
zOO 90 hgh grade superfne at " u.s. and 100 do low
WHEAT-Is held at 81 o5al 70. We quote red
at 90 to q g. and 200 bush choice sold at 81 So
CORN-Sheed WAS held at 81 20, but buyers did
not offer over 81 49, Ear was dull aud was offered at
u Os AZ the lower depot
OAlS-They are held at e2c; but SOC to Sic aro the
rates offered for them in bulk.
u 65. "'' "o''e' NJ
RYE-600 bush sold at 81 G5. to arrive next wcek
80 co. and country sold at this rate but holders All
~ % TO S3 90 for city, and these rates being above
the views OF buyers the business done was moi large
Iho sales were 500 brs at $50 co. including 400 brls
country. l75,OOObs bulk Sides, averaging 3jhs sold
Al iIc, with continued good demand for them,-
Nothing done IN Bacon or bulk Shoulders Lard
nr Win sales oil 400 ties city at l3lc, and 200 do
GR0CERlES-Cofrce il quiet md steady At 42X
I WI4J3ac. Raw, Sugars continue firm at l9922c.-
Hard refined is nominal at % d26. Now Orleans
Molasses Is quiet, but firm, at 81 O5dl Os Sugar
e9use Is dul ut eOs9Oc. Syrups unchanged at
., BUTTER Choice yellow is quoted at 249sec.-
The supply il liberal, and the demand but moderate
Stre9ked and mixed are ranging from l2@lsc.
EGGS-Ihere is II fair demand for those in prime
shipping order at zoe, but some holders are asking
&c. Inc receipts are limited. Inferior arc selling
readily at 19c
RlCE--The market remains quiet. but firm, at 70
@l!'sc in country and jobbing way, but in the
large way II d2c are obtained, The receipts are
about equal to the demand
HAi-The. market rules quiet and dull at $2s 90
per ton for prime Timothy arrival and at $50 %
035 OO from store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07

in cases relative to commercial Marines
The sentence, on conviction, shall not be
greater than imprisonment in jail for one
year, or fine of $500, or both. The bill
| was passed.
The bill passed prohibiting members OF
Congress or other Government employees
receiving compensation for services in pro-
ceedings relative TO contracts, claims,
charges, &c. In which the United States Is
n party, under $1,000 tine and imprison-
ment.
The bill passed placing army and navy
contractors under the laws relating to those
branches Of the service.
The bill passed for the punishment for
counterfeiting Of coin, Treasury notes or
posta. currency.
The bill passed preventing Court Of
Claims from exercising jurisdiction in claim
cases arising from the destruction or appro-
prlation OF property by the army or navy
during the rebellion. 1t provides for the
settlement OF all claims OF loyal citizens for
commissary and quartermaster's stores ac-
tually furnished.
A bill was introduced repeating all acts
for the rendition Of fugitive slaves.
Several motions were made to adjourn.
AT the suggestion of Mr.. Holman. the
subject was opened for reasonable debate
and the bill made the special order for Mon.
day next.
The House refnscd-43 to 55-to suspend
the rules that the report might be made
from the Foreign Affairs committee relative
to the action OF the Executive on the SUBJ
ject of monarchy in Mexico.
The House passed the Senate resolution
of thanks to COL Baily for the relief of the
Red river fleet. Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07
"A Steamboat Fired Into and Dlsa.
blcd

MEMPHIS, June 4.-By the arrival of the
steamer Arthur, we have Vicksburg ad-
vices to the evening of the lst. The Ar
thur was fired into at Columbia, Arkansas.
by battery of nine guns-six and twelve
Founders. Seventeen shots took effect,
raklng her fore and aft. She was also rid
died with musket balls two miles below the
battery. One man was killed and one Sc
Verely wounded. The gunboat Louisville
came up and engaged the battery, but they
took no notice of her, directing their fire
wholly upon the Arthur, until She was out
Of range. Three OF the Marine brigade
boats were lying on the opposite shore. lust
below the battery. The steamers Henry
Ames and James Watson passed down i'm
mediately after the Arthur passed. and re-
ceiyed the full fire of the battery, but got
past without being disabled. 1t is reported
that several thousand infantry are support
ing this battery. General Candy was still
ut Vicksburg, engaged in reOrganizing his
forces. General Slocum's forces are active
~ engaged inland. Brigadier General Nc
Arthur and staff came on the Arthur, en-
route to report to Mcpherson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-07
TO the Democratic Voters Of
Franklin County.

The Democracy of Franklin county are
requested to meet at the usual places of
holding elections, on Saturday, June 18th,
1864, and proceed to elect by ballot one
Delegate from each township and ward. to
meet in District Convention, for the purpose
of selecting two Delegates and two AL
ternates to the National Democratic Con-
vention at Chicago, and to nominate one
Presidential Elector for the District.
The polls will be open from to o'clock
P. NJ, in the country, and from IL to 0 p.
NJ in the city.
Two judges and one clerk will constitute
a board who will receive the ballots and
make out certificates of election for the
delegates elected.
Due notice of the time and place of hold
ing the District Convention will be given.
By order of the County Central Com
mittee. may30G4