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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-23

streets corps charged on Fosters line. driving
bis eft and center back. though every other
portion subsequently, lost. was regained to-day.
On the 18th the attack was renew with vigor.
and the artillery portion 90 our center driven
back An advance was ordered aud the enemv
driven back. 30 We now hold our line trium
phantly.
The 18th corps correspondent OF the 18th SAYS:
Smiths command. except Martindale's divi-
sion. had occupied the neighborhood OF Port
WaIuhall.
Hsncock's corps was repulsed by the enemy
Yesterday, when Burnside advanced and succeeded
in driving them from their position To avoid
hanking, they abandoned the entire line. and
Hancock occupied il
The Herald's correspondent with Hunter on
the nth. SAYS:
The lire of railroad below Charlottesville and
Lynchburg was destroyed effect1ally for dis
tance of two miles.
The Herad's James river correspondent. un.
der date of the Doth, says:
The rebels were sbeled out of their position
at Malvern Hill by the gunboat Eutaw. and 10
Gated themselves out of range.
Three of the rebel rams came down nearly to
Dutch Gap, and were fired on by our monitors.
when the rams steamed slowly back
Gems Grant and Butler were on the Agawam
having an interview with Admiral Loe and Wit.
messed the firing.
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RICHMOND HELD BY A SLIGHT TENURE
vgcKsRURc TO BE EcL.PSED
&c., Nc.. &c. &c. Ac.


New YORK, June 22-No dispatch was re-
eeved from Secretary Stanton last night.
\ special to the Herald dated W Washngton,
June 81 says;
Intelligence from the front to yesterday noon
is at hand
1t is understood that Sheridan is already on
another raid.
On Sunday night there was considerable sklr-
mishing and heavy artillery firing, but nothing
important resulted
The demand for the surrender OF Petersburg
has been made and refused and our artillery has
already sheled the place which is nearly deserted
bv the inhabitants:
The Herald's special, dated the 2lst, A. NJ,
SAYS:
Later information from the army Is that all
was quiet on Sunday night, with the exception
OF firing at intervals along our lines and an at
tack made on our center, which repused.
The rebels occupy high eminence near the
town and it would tie useless to sacrifice life to
attempt to take the town. the rebels, unless
they are dislOdgeG. would be able TO throw
shells in the midst OF ans force occupying the
town.
The position We hold is very embarrassing to
tie rebels. as they admit.
The Times special near Petersburg, of the 18Th,
saws:
The country may look for demonstration
shortly, which will greatly change the aspect OF
affairs AT ths ponl as preliminary TO other events,
and perhaps of greater Importance.
The bombirdment of Petersburg is set down
for the opening step for the ensuing week OF ope-
rations
The width OF the track differs from all others.
which will prevent the withdrawal OF the roll NJ
stock
Blrnev has his artillery in an excellent position
al a range of 900 To 400 yards OF the heart OF
the city. aud at daylight 10 morrow the shelling
will commence, provided the place Ls not previ-
ouslv surrendered by evacuation or negotiation
the former of which i only likely to occur
The arrival OF Hunter With his force at White
House. together With Sheridan en- route 70 ope-
rate IN this vicinity has been officially announced
this evening.
Grant b-s determined TO increase rather than
diminish his force at this point.
THIS evening Brney. commanding Hancock :
corps. extended his lines % lar as 10 occupy the
ground on which the wounded OF Yesterday :
charge have since lain:
The Hersld's correspondent, writing from City
Point 18Th. Says:
Rebel sources report that Ewelis corps has
been sent against Hunter.
With the capture OF Petersburg, the Danville
road viii probably be the only communication
left
This road will be easily destroyed from Pc
tersburg. so the rebel Government siil be made
To feel that Richmond Is held by very slight
tenure.
The loss OF Petersburg is is.vir;ually the sur
render OF Richmond.
Let the people be assured
The glorious campaign a, V.cksburg will find
a parallel here
Lees announced victory al Eowletts was an
attack on Fosters division OF Buffers force.
Generals Field and Plckets divisions OF Long
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Total number Delegates ...................l "a
The Committee recommend TO the counties that have not
already held conventions for the purpose to assemble in
their proper places early day to appoint delegates
in accordance with the foregoing basis and to perfect an
open and thorough organization Of all who are in favor Of
tanning 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. McOUAT,
Indianapolis June o ISG4 Chairman.
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DAILY SENTINEL
Democratic state ConventiOn-AppOr
tIonment OF Delegates.

A Delegate Convention Of tho Democracy Of Indiana
viii be held in Indianapolis, on
TUESDAY. The 18TH DAY OF JULY ls64.
The state Ceatra Committee fixed the Representations
as follows: THAT county delegates be appointed the
basis Of one delegate for every hundred votes land
one for every fraction Of fifty and over for secre
tay Of State the October election Of lss2 The fol-
lowing therefore, will be the number Of delegates and
the vote 70 which each county viii be entid the Con-
vention:
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c. X A ~ It's
VEGETABLE CARMINATIVE.

IT HAS BEES PROVED BEYOND ALL QUEsrOy
n that II. Grants Vegetable Caminztve i the
pleasant. safe ard reliable remedy ih.t has been
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One doses viii relieve uneasne<s and grping ia
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family and among children
On the wrapper Of each bottle vii Be found my fac
srnile without which none is genuine.
The price is Fifty Cents per bottle
Manufactured oniy A. my Lahrsiery, Fulton street
New York. JOHN y. GRANT, u. ID.
J.F. sENOUR. Druggist. No. Bates Hov<s Blo~k In-
dianspolis. indiana. Wholesale Agent Tor he West 10
whom all orders SHOULD be addressed.
spr2i-d3m
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REAPERS AND MOWERS.

YIyHE IRoS HARVESTER Is OF EXHIBITION AT
4 the Court House Yard self RAker, Hand RakeT and
Ohio Clipper. Farmers call and examine tker-
myi6-dlm l. AYRES, Agent.
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=
Delversd BY The carrier within the city, 20 cents per
esrl. payable 20 the carrier.
agents wili be supplied al - cents week
y = MsSEY may Be s<nf Al our risk b Express. Plsr
pad or iu pegis,sr Liter By mail eherwise we vii
uot be responsible for any los that may occur
City susribers viii held responsible for PSpefs ieI
Their houses after they have removed, of Nnen tns
hen discontinued unless rotice i sssn - ' u
See os pubiicafion-
~ paper sent without pre- payment OF
than pais To-. 80.
- - - he WxEEIf SESTIsEL each Non-
tay morning neatly evel9Ped. Tor malihk
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MEpICAL NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

A DOUBLE BRICK COTTAGE HOUSE. No. l27
a West south street. and half stories high,
three rooms and kitchen. cemened cellar under each,
with cistern ard porch Possession given Immediately
Title good For particulars eai al B. L9sans Grocery.
ruvl6-d d4w 3. LOGAN
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NEW ARMY WATCHES.

hkANDALE 4 Co. Importers I67 Broadway. Y Y
"a ~ani Agents n every county ard every REGIMENT
,o tse sAe o. iheir rev styles q Watches Unusually
my3l-d3m
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NATIONAL BANKS.
us. 1O-4O BONDS
Principal & Interest Payable in Gold.

fENHE FIF ST NATIONAL BANK or INDIANAPOLIS
II Is the Government Agent flr the sale Of these de-
sfable Bonds and ready 10 receive subscriptions
for the same.
The Bonds will speedily be delivered, without expires
sage, oher charge and will be Coupon Registered
Bonds the purchaser may desire
The interest will begin The day the money is deposited
IN the Bank. Il Is per cent, but being paid IN Gold
and every six months bonds 800 is really :
per cent besides JOnds expressly exeDIf bntrc,
from dH e. Cfy, IOrHshtp 0fAer Nuafci pal tI<.
Remember that in ordering these Bonds you ecure
first class invtsiment and at the time materially
aid n sustainh z your Government
As the law limits the issue hundred millions
which will no doubt soon be reached, parties had better
teposi; al once.
4 commission viii be allowed the purchaser on all
bonds ordered al this Bank.
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sArrs oF ADVEKT

Business No;ces published in the local columns OF Ten
under, viii Be- charged for each insertion 81;
ten lines. ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. 81;
without rO'ice free
Marriage Notice. 81 cents
Notices 81 Festival- Pcnics gotten by
individuals associscns ~ ehurches at the regular
prices
Advertisement loaded and placed under the head Il
Special Notices over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers 10 pag quarterly.
Announcing candidates Of every description
charged the Of s1 SO for each name IN The
Daily, and cain the Daily and Weekly, the same 70 De- N
all cases. paid In advance.
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MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES.

HTE ARE OFFERING SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
w to persons with little ready means to secure
homes We will sell
Lots Entirely on Time
aud erect comfortable dwellings, built by 90 workmen
and in good style. the payment Of half much the
improvements will cos'-the remainder 10 be paid
easy payments-not much than fair rent on the
pr scs Having lots in nearly all parts Of the city we
accommodate all wishing to secure home: and hav
ng a large amount Of lumber hand and workmen
ready employed, buildings on short notice
MKERNAN PIERCE,
ap9-du Real Estate Age
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youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
of elf-Gbuse To which is added observations on
Female Diseases and other interesting matter ofthe ut
Importance the married and those contemplating
marriage oenterain doubts OF their physical ability
enter that state. Sent TO any address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention to the treat
efthe various private diseases treated of in pri
report Our Dspensary the only Institution Of the
kind in America which has been tabiished by special
charter ana this fact should give it preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character be foun In all
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BY TEE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOX III.
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THF
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
- Q N. Es n n - m &H.
CHARTERED
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
4 Medical Report,

Containing thirty Fine Plates El9rGoislgs0Jts>
Aad:OrRy and PtysiolOgy oftAs SesvGl 0redsls in
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IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY s0th. TRAINS
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Leave indianapolis.
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Columbus Accou1ota;iea via pgna) at. u IS p u.
Trans arrive.
Night EXpress via Daytcu' at.............s20 An
Dsy Express (viA PQual 49,. ........ ~ p "
Columbus Accommodation via P'qual a. ls0 = "
Express trains ofthis liae make following connec
tions.
AtCoiuuibus with Cleveland colaubz, and C,r,,,,,,
+. for Cleveland. Dankisk. B4Ialo. New York ana
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with Central ohio r. X. Tor Newark Zanesville
wheeling Piftshurg Baltimore, Washington CITY Phfia
delphia and Nee York.
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AZ Poua crossing OF Dayton and Michigan K T., Tor
Lines. Toledo and Detroit
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Sanfusky Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad
The Day Express and Columbus Accommodation trains
connect direct Richmond for Dayton. Aena. Hamilton
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S45 "
~ Change Of ears Columbus upon any tram 81 thi.
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Through Sles ping Cars on Night trains
Through tickets for sale 81 the Union Depot.
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COFFEE. Il.
TNN aTS ~ HATP
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e. III a NssE OF TIM e..
1864. SUMMER 1864.
NM 80 n ~ "a ~ Nh xN,r
Great Central Rail WAY Line.

indianapolis and Columbus
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY soth. TRAINS
" VII run as follows. Sundays excepted:
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Tw0 THROUGH En-
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Tl. l,,,st arrival l,;r,,. Eu,a,.,, ,,.,-. .. .l,
9th instant
TL ,i,a,iial ,,i.i. still ,,,a-.l h,,,-iIr -, H.
,,.iiI,.r Interest, Of ELrInJ Many new f,iI,ys
,,, ,,+,.,ItJ iivlf,,nI ,,,','i,,t a,, III
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EauE If lUelnd nlai1,1a1u,I the l.t, ,f IiscI1I,t
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PRESIDENCY !. r,.,,.l, ,,Ti,.I \ ~. tl, sI,.,s. If
,l, Irnio,i 80, ,,,,.,Is
\ now French Minister has hrcn erra,utqJ 10
W1Shinutn, IN tlora Of NJ M.i,l,r II w.s ,.,i1
in Pan, lh,t NJ Merri,rwill 20 I, MI,lIil IA Aur-
. ras.,r ia ii At,li,3,, E,rr,t
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The "pcacc Convention" met IN Chicago on the
18th instant. Alexander Long, Of Ohio, was one OF
the prominent men present Candidates tor Presl-
dent and Vicc-prcsilent Of the United States are to
be nominated. a telegram says:
1t is understood that the nominations wall be made
conditional If either Of the Presidential candl-
dates Lincoln or McClellan subscllbes 10 the plat
inlnl these nominations Will be withdrawn and
peace mon will support him. The delegates are very
bitter on Mcclellan. They complain that they wcie
luiand,urncly treated at Chicago, and very sctuvly
10y Mcclellan No delegate Is admitted to the Con-
gcutlon who does not sign pledge that he will not
support Mcclellan. They think his daudlng poll
TIC, like his ahiy shally Ill military IohCy Wlll
oI serve ia prooig the war; and, between the two,
prcr the ,iup ana vigorous poiicy oi the A'ihii!-
tstatlun as likely soonest Ia bring p'1irc Ndllnt-
dsh.un peace mcuurc not admitted. llh'E are con-
sirr,I tu-ssrvcI uf the mcincat SOFT oi l"iltical
worms, who will wliSse into any shAle Tor selfish
purposes.
The patol1n Will be fixed 10 morrow ana nofniuit-
tlu!l- made un the day after. Long is talked o ~
candidate iVr President and Singleton ~ wee
President.
Mcclellan men affect TO dcsplse this movement
bat 1t l. likely 10 make Hcon5drittble inversion
unless No letitn comes down nom hl7 wat suns
The chief object OF the Convention Is TO bing Si,
a pressure Oh HIM Will bring hum up rouhdiS 10
the support Of the Chicago resolutions.
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C1ET4iN NAB3NON 4itKgt.S

rh, gallant officer, who WIS killed. on Thurs
day. tie 18th instant, wtf III command Of th'
heroic d@fesileis Of Fort GliIuoT when 1t Wa'
attlcke4 by force ot negroes and whites
In defensive force waa compose! oi five conpt-
nler Of the Fifteenth Goolgia regiment and io~
zcn b. reserve their fire lm.i the encmy were al
most upon tIlom 1T which time lac gave the ortks,
and a more terrible fire FROM cannon and ringing
rites never greeted any f0s.
The negroes, leaping down into the ditch inmc-
diat,ly beneath the woIk ondravorcd TO hoist up
one another on their shoulders; but sooner did
the whites Of ii negro's eyes gieam over the en-
bauLnent than they were sealed IN death,
Captain Marcus ordered his .aen To the shells
in tlr fort rs hani-grenades. They accordingly cut
oil the fuses to tive seconds, Just giving time " al
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low their being rolled over the parapet Thoy ex-
rioded before reaching the bottom of the ditch, and
many OF the negroes were 10 mnnglcd by this pro-
ccediig "a to render their features undstinguish-
atl' Our defence heroic and the result all
that could he desired.
captain Marcus was young man, between
twenty-five and thirty. He Wa an Israclite and
although number of his people who were in the
amy were granted leave Of absence to attend upon
the ceremonies at the Feast of Atoncment"
Which is season. Of release from Ill labor the Feast
of Thhcrnale~ closely olloying, yet he asked no
leave, considering that in performing his duty TO he
country he worshippcd hls God In an acccru,ble
manner.
The funeral services Were performed IN the Ger
man Jewish Church, Rev. Mr.. Mohcbachcr
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nITTAL PRESS iSSOCiI TI0y

JAMES W. LEwnLLrN, tOf the D's9a'eh,J Prrsi-
dent,
A Nj BAILEY tui the S,attH"iJ Nice-prcs.Ient .
NArHANiEI TYLER, tot the E"4.,raJ Recording
Secrctiy,
T. IL. GlBsoN, General Agent anal Corresponding
secretary
Il + W,LKER, {ot the Esasfaet,} Treasurer
X NJ SMITH of th, SeaftHti JoHS NJ. DNSitt,
OF the Erumtnrs ". B ALthURF. Oi the EH9"ff -,
aud JAMES \. CowtEDtH, ui the DiPatSh, lhree"
tors who with ti, above ON, cts, shall have charge
OF the ri IYs of the Association.
The proprietor of any newspaper IN the '0niei-
eiacy may be a member ol this Association by
tnbuting five dollars pen month m advance b. the
Treasury and forwarding 10 the General Agent ali
important news from his loelilty.
Amy member may withdraw from the Association
by giving months notice to the President and
paying up all his dues.
ThG General Agent, at the Scat OF Government
will forward u all members of the Association ae-
ceaable by telegraph, all important news froih this
place, together with synopsis oi interesting C,st's-
sional proceedings.
The press of each city town will arrange t't It's
own agency ami pay all charges ion TRANSMITTING
messages To themselves.
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RAID INTO kENTuCkY

The New Albany (Indiann) Ledge, of this eve
tb.t from one thousand to one Thousand two hum
dred guerrillas, under Hinds, who made raid into
Indiana. near ieavcnworth, last year. hsge concen-
trlted near Bradenburg, Kentucky, ana portion
of them had entered the town and robbed the eiil-
zeus Of a large amount of valuable property.