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Sptrtal NotlrPs.
q U AC KE Y.

EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
4 rom Nervous Debility, &C., Rgalnst endangering
tnsir health " patIoniaing any Of the advertising
g1Aoks leu can fully recover BY the methods uned
by the advertiser aud by hundreds or otherr and in
no other way. Rosd letter whioh will send YOU ID
yau w1l send me poat paid envelope bearing Your
addres.. Direotto EDWARD n. TRAVFR,
dsAsdaWOm Lock Box, Boston, Mass
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Real Estate for Sale

Real Estate Tor SaIe,--I VIII sell, 4
applied to soon, four building lots beautifully
located on the east side o. Mcclure street.
between Aenia Avenue and Richard street
Price per ot--two hundred and fifty dollars:
one e-third cash, the balance in one and two
years }. II. BAGGOTT
Corner Main md Second atreeia
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@IotbInq.
MERCHANT

HENRY MILLER,
TINHAhkFUL for patronage horet ofors, sxtsnded 10
4 tne hrfn OF Miller hAreh, spec tnailV eololis
aeonan9anae Of the kme 60 hlnse at ne old stand
n1slcn buidng, corner rhri aud Js ~ NJ on alrsolS
of g0ods ~ hia iln6. i@sdSS
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Dpeing Rouse.
nYEIN Q Il o U 8 g

10. Sc sT. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
ThSAR undersigned uiorms the pull,o tha, n. =. 4.
practical dyer, and has established dye house al
1 hSo's place snd 70 nov prepared 70 color al kinds
nI color that rnay be desired ~ NNVNA
ereaae and stains removed from al kinds ffabrics
As wArrants 70 hnls1 all goods In q manner 10 Vive
'asnoqon, having " aftelsH necessary 10 paPforns
NE .ork IN the beat possible style,
aalS F7 HRKMANN wrEaENn.
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@ustc,
STRING MUSIC.

- l. AOA4N " Nl ~ SlC.
AM prepared 10 urRlsh strinR Music fer balls
Psyed With Pref Farohild during the last summer
feel esaadsAtt thatI cas- SATISFY ~ his ED custom.
can furush any number 81 pisoss Ior 4 strinr hand
All orders len with Charles ThsSbald, cornsr Third
and Jsnsrson streets, under Huston Hall, viii be
deIadSm nANTEL n. pAKER,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Will sell the following real eata G. IN tho CIT, OF
Dayton, II application ~ made soon. "
FiHt-'rhe Main Street Hl Proportr. occuptod for
sio % PAss en years as pub'o garden u n well saE
with grape vines, Oh ice ,hrubhery and riut trees.
second.Ihe vacant lot adjoining the Southwestern
District School House, on Ludlow street
Thlrd-seyeral bull jing lots on ihaW II side Of tef
ierson street. south Of the nal Bridge
mAdSw @. W. HOUk, Oibee on Third st
EFoR sALE-Ihree farms, lying about nine miles
~ west o. Dayton, one mile south OF the Wolf CUeE
pke, and half mile south Of Antty, adj dining each
vne o. lf0 aeres on which Is good stone building
and frame barn, and good stone quarry WITH plstS
Of timber 1'''' "''H P''"''
one OF la6 eeresl on which Is good brick house
WIN reasonable BARN. also. one OF the hest sprlnr
10 eae soaas' and sean saw mill sbo 70 atreso
stock caiue " "'''N '"'
The shove ARMS will be sold altogether or ssp.rat.
% IeASohAue terms For information apply to
49, bAFiD A. MILLER,
s.nA ON Che pfemiaoG
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sAPO MEIER,
i14Utl8 Oh,
CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP AHAKER

w 81 makes high Prces; sapoDieer helps to =.
does them. Itnakos soap for Four cents a poupd
By using your h'chen grease
- oAUTIOEi A. spurious Lyes are oHerad
also b careful and only Guy the Patented article
put up In Iron cans, all others being esuntsrfsits
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MAEUPAOTNG CO..
PhiladslPhta-TS. l2T Walnut street.
nol7dawam ~
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a9rnsIons.
JEsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
aa AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WARRINGTON oITY, D. O.
ARREARS OF PAY, BGUNTIEs, PENSIONS

AkkEAkb OF PAf, BbUNTIES, PENSIONS
And ell other CLAIMS before the EHocut ye Deusrt.
monts and In the Court OF Claims
Ret-rs to- Hons. H. M. Htcej M. y. LathA-v: M g.
Wikinson, united states Senators; j. s Black; X. NJ
stanton Secretary Of War WI liam Kellogg SCHUYLER
OolmI, ?. n. Fouke, Members Of Congress-; Colonel
q. W. NV, ,nR, Of Indiana, and others.
The nndersigned desires to inferm persons having
damands eRanst the Government OF the nlted states
thAt ne ~ prepared 10 prosecute their claims with
promptness and on reasonable terms His praocs
knOMledge OF all the details OF the t ry ser ice Of
the United States, gives him grea fAoilitles ior the
speedy adustnen and collection ID every description
Of militAryolRims,
FRNsIoNs
All persons Whe entered the military service GNer
March lsei asd are disabled By wounds or disease
Widows Sf soldiers Whs arc killed or die befo = or
aher their disc arge, nom wouhdn received, or dla
eiona. - r'
II no widow ,tAeh the chHdreu, under sixteen years
ef age, are entitled 20 penRi0ns.
II no SdoW nor ohdr n, thea the N eth II wholly
or IN part dependent on deoeqsed for AunpeH
II ne mother, then the slatets or deceased, under
nHse sn years o. age n Whsy or In part dependent
RoUNTIEs
Bounty
All wh arc discharged, hy reaao, .f v.unds r.
Bounties and arrears nj say due deaaased aaidiars
widow, 70 his children.
If he died unmarried ar.t 70 AtAsr; secsnd, II no
70 MS nrothsrf and sisters arr.Are % pay goes 60
JOHN a. .sToPPELMA S-s.' p.ItSn' ,0SeSaI Mos,gam.
cry county, Dale, 10 ny authsFSod Gssoolsaa Appll-
sstlsns pre- nsr.d NndfSr 'srdsa ~ hn, vii receive
-. - w
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Money Found-A small SUM Of money
found on the street will be given to the owner
upon paying for this notice Enquire at this
Office DIFF
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Wanted to Rent-a comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The western part
Of the city, north of Fourth ST., preferred 49,
Enquire at this office. dtr
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A COUNTY, Resldence fOr NaIn.

A DESIRABLE country residence With Baeen
"A aeres OF good land, lying one mile north OF Iav
son, on the I'D Troy road IL offered at private sale
Iheie - large and comfortable trame house, ADD
good oulbuildinRs, on the endi on or1hsrd OF Gne
Rehed apple, pear Rnd peach trees; a large asaort
ueha OF s,fawbeffy Vnes OF the W ls0n New All lhany
enrfAni ihshes Tor wine purpOses. ANY persons de.
eHn8 70 purchase nre requested 30 calf and "a anime
ae % properly them 'olYesi as the proprietor b. 0on
ndent that Il will hear 10 spection W.
Alsoi zen aud hal Gores ol nmhered land, four
miles north OF Dayton, neaf the Old 'rtoy road.
no1'a'"u JAMES KHOoP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

Ass-Cheap Shirting Flannels can be
had at the Woolen Factory nice and
good article, by WM. FIsA.
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ESTATE OF OWEN CoRCoRAN.

1NHh undersigned has this day bssn appofntaA Al.
IL miniAtfAtor Of the estate Of Ovoa conoaFaH -
OF Montgomery cunty, Ohio, daoaaaad.
April 10, ltet-mTWs JOAN BTnPHnNn
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ArgaI.
NOTICE.

.nh Vs 2lst day Of April. iseA Ellsaboih DaVlAaoa
" hled her petition ~ the Court q oomnaS P1SNs
ln md for the uniy Of MOnigomary IN Ihs aanaa ~
Ooie against so9 Davtdaoa pnayiaa ~ 4 dVeToS
Seaae-A Adullaiy and uoia AAssRss isT 1arS 90
three years.
-, :, p EILroE AFITOH. Asr A,.ssasyA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

4 Foa RENr.-A dwelling house on Smith
street-No. 81 A three-story brick, 9
rooms. Apply at No. las Jefferson st.
4td
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@arpenter.
Dress anO cpIuatt 5sIatinQ.
TAsHI0NABLR DRESS 4 CIOAK MIKIS0

DbhnD q OhVAA MAAlhG
MISS ANNA NussRR, hshiouable prss, and
IA NoAa lAher, oolt 70 Inform her old custopners
ena ~ Pahlia generally that lhs has opensJ a m y
" ln5a street otes heDAniels store (third story
49, seson y essl e, and WI iaraiah dress and coak
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

Iandrllky, BayseS ARd OIncIpnau n. =

- SNIeSe Aha ClRctHhsti 4. n
"A amnuSE
~ sna etef hevOnbtr ~, IsbS apg ,,,,,. -,
~ v1tt vnentes, Passenger ana Freight Trains III I
- AyNp ketnS hortht ~ folloWn; WI 'e8Fs
H.AH a: N. thkotKh Freight and H..
VsEV WIN fnaaengsr Car atlArhsd '~'0noaAuSS
In.1fA =. ~. MAI tram ter HlFin sa.la -,
AVssyV vrhAnA, kenafoalains, ForS.s' uoi1mhls,
iondn..A eonneos,nE ~ bprnxneld va Vgas abj
-, ~ ~ emeaa, arriving u CoI,,,nl Ath loi
Ty.;n wlta ttean tor Colllnblu al ~ f;st ,
~ ~ - eLE, ~ Wayns uhosSe stsst viE
SS,l -, =, ~ ofestine ~ Ssab n al 80 seiS
~ kfaR with Tran on Glevslsse. FIstebsire a.
~ going kast, arriving 10 Gsv.is.sn Asa fsI.st
~. 81 stso a, ana DRtAio az A. - SEQ b,
" ~ " Toledo 81 lssi0 m ~, N. GalhS
~ SetoAfo e lyso n, aud bhnansf ~ 81 u.Ls
rel =. -, nIfht kHpress for bpfts.se e pm.
Xs4 ~ end hela9onsalne oonns.,,p Aasnelc, UFhun.
L. L. golps haat o. htsburE M - FeEers Wila
n2Ad' anltnf cFostine al ana =, We and Chira'o
SoanG Mest, with Tran arrivtn ~ at 30
an Staleao a. 1910 N, ~ 1is WAyhs al
s.so = ~ h @ sle Ioledo H. n. aTrlVns ~ WIN 1nlln
rSsohs - aVo N and bansj ~ yelAnd Al
~ =. - isAAGeAk{ 81 T:ad n, - ESQ , q
(soIh ~ sc neatsvihe Aooarnn,.,d.., -
fesShl ysgl.oa oh arrival ~ IRAN Sso lsAvlRs
Wost ,v ~ ~, ~ q Sse N, Urhans al ,ssaainnat,
~ fsaL., se.' vlne - lsilR n. ~ tlibl n
y had at the fickos ufbos A. nter,h. kast ana
srS-r..N; y; Alpto, Ticket Ags1t - saS uniob Dspo
Pegiss s.s.eeys :. low 80 by anT a,s,.
ERest. - lnatiop relative 70 shnfinA q roaae.
hAHakY ~ Sy.... ss.ne oomPanys Haaht fk ~ Ms
=. -0S.eAss, GeA. Ticket ATssi SoPsrtntsadSDi
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:Eor Sale.
PUBLIC SALE.

FNHE personal property heinnQne 10 tha oe,a,s os
John II Bari, deceaaed, consisting Of tobacco,
eigefF' tuInture and other properly, VII be sold al
public outcry on the thrIeih aay n Nav lsgl com
mencng at o'eock at tho late rSldopce OF de.essa
EMELlEE BART, Adnnistratot.
SHon0E W. MALANtRE, Attorney mi4dts
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A FINE
FARM

Wh Nill sell, on the premises ono mile southeast
~ Of Liberty, Montgomery county, Ohio, on M
Union and MienishOrg road, on ~ 'N'
SATURDAY, MAY as, ts04
hetween Ten and iour o'clock the farm belons,,,, a.,
he estate Of Jacob Rohror, deccRsed contelepg owe
nenared and nuy.threo acres, ono hundred arfea M
WI hlos m y under cultivation, tho balance TIMER ID IA
one ol the test wheat ARMS Ia the county
Terms-One.third cash; tho bl nee n tu,a .,,,.i
annual paA Inebta with Interest socuied bv ,,,,, ~
on the prenlser. Title ,ndspuiahlo. 'sN'
.r.-r DAVID ROHRRR.
b .a...s. ..,,. ELIJAH ROHRER
ssWs' Administrators With tie Nj snnSFsd.
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RiN Of prices.

IN consequence Of the increased prioe OF material
J. and labor, We The undersigned shoemakere OF the
city o. Dayton, agree ioestablish following prices
BW q prices a59yfea bv the Boot aud SAos Manufacturer
WorG- Gspfsmoss BJois and Shes, ss,rei-Eirst
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nNAM
IL minatfator Of the estate Of Ovou consafaH va
OF moatgomary tcuntys Ohio, daoeasod.
April 70, ltoA-m7Ws JOHN BTRRHnnn
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NoTfoE Is hereby given 1h,l ne anAsruiEasa -
IN teen appointed snd quAlnsd ~ AdmkislFator
oi the estate o. Joan u Rabdall. lA1 Il heatnomelV
alswi WILLIAM @. RANDALL.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE
Perry WssVsr, 7ainaH against MAJ 90 n. Bsya, D..
landant Before John Burnea, Jusiios Il els Psass
Of Jefferson Township, MonsEo1srI cOanV, o6iS,
ON the asih day OF March lSea sAid JusaSs laauaA
an order OF AttAohr eut IN Tho above asaOa koF
.he sum OF sixteen dOllarp aud ninety aVo saats,
Trial on the 18Th aAy Of Nay, at one e,siosk q,
a9NG FEnRY WnkVHR.
.GRAPEVInE ROOTS HOR SALE
VI have bsiwsen any aud siaE ahoasand 6rGpsvias
roota, one and tuo years old ior sale. Also lAras
auAhuty 81 pufe neu o. asba utae. Orders RrozlPl.
b nled. Address \. sOHUTATn
ooslwan BsI as DsEtos PSs.esss.
OhE tvo's.ory AA1 leo three. story bsssk Asussa ~
" sale or exchange for oO1ntry property. fkaFs
are an rooms fer rent Aypy % Hairy J. RaelSh.
Aarrnan street, Noe 70, ~ Aad -. lapws@s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

The New Nation received the following letter,
which the Radicals heartily endorse:
Il have come 10 the conclusion that the re-
election of Mr.. Lincoln would prove a greater
calamity TO the country than would the election
of any other man who stands any chance of
nomination. Many well meaning people are
greatly concerned lest the criticism of Mr. In
coins Administration should lead to a division
of the Republican party and the election OF y
COpperheld II even this should be the case,
am not certain that it would prove more disas-
trous to the country than an unquestioning ac-
quiescence Of the To-, q part Of people n the
election of Honest Old Abe" Ii pro sla-
very conservatives are TO dictate the policy for
another four wears. il would be we'll perhaps,
that they should bear the responsibility and the
shame of their principles do not see the es-
sential difference between the policy of Mr.. Lin
coin. as set forth in the Amnesty Proclamation
and exempified by the action OF his subordinates
under t. ana the peace policy of Mr.. Wood.
True. Mr. Wood would offer pardon and full
restoration of All their rights to all the rebels,
while Mr. LincOns proclamation excerpts certain
classes and requires them 10 respect all laws OF
Congress and the proca IN alton freeing slaves
out how has he carried il out in Louisiana
We copy the foregoing from the Freie Press,
the organ of the Republic Germans of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21
GREEK FIRE BURNED Our A Morris IsIar

GREEK FIRE BURNED Our A Morris Island
correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer give:
the following:
People at the North. unfamiliar with this siege
have heard great deal about Greek fire. :
which. II was said thrown into Charleston
and that fiery mixture was reported 70 have been
terribly destructive. / will rob the siege of that
barbaIlty, for not a drop or particle OF Greek
hre ever reached that CITY from our batteries
That invention WAS tried. but would not work il
ALWAYS fell short. often exploding At the muzze
OF the guns We used another invention called
rock IRE by the soldiers. and which did better
The ingredients of both Of these "viilainOus
compounds was kept a secret, but phosphorus
dissolved in bisulphste of carbon composed a
part They possessed an sbominabe odor. a
chemical stencil. rebellious smell. but agreeable
enough bad they met the expectations OF the in
veLtors. for they were got up expressly for the
FIRE eaters OF the Confederscv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21
ar and Grim q /.

The Winstead Connecticut Herald, in re.
view of article in the Bridgeport Standard
representing New Haven as terribly demoralized
and containing six hundred prostitutes. says:
The number seems astonishngy large. but il
should be considered that New Haven has been
little else than military camp TOR the last three
years, and prostitution follows military operations
like hideous shadow Nor is New Haven the
only locality in which this degrading vice has
hriven since the war broke out. That even,
seems to have lifted the flood gates OF licentious-
ness throughout the land, and 1.-The peculiar vice.
of large cities" have not lost their peculisrity in
their universal prevalence History and books
have doubtless 4 thousand times told the reader
in vague. general terms of the "evils OF war.
but history and The books" have but half re
vealed their loathsome nature and their broad.
biightlng sweep Truly. il becomes people to
pause and consider before they accept the gage
of battle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

The following highly important dispatch ap-
ing:
"A mass State Convention was called at
beausori. Sbuth Carolina. for the 18th Of MAJ
to select delegates TO the Baltimore Convention.
a similar movement j. reported 10 be on foot 10
Florida"
This ia about as cool an operation as the his
tory OF these singular times affords. South Car.
olina to De represented in the Baltimore Conven
tom There are not twenty citizens of the en-
tire State Of South Carolina within the neck OF
land covered BY our lines Do the miscegeDs
propose to admit our unhedged African brother
To their Presidential co1Beilsl Ii is time that
the Radicals boted from Mr. Lincoln and repu
dated the Baltimore Convention. for under the
operations Of Mr. Lincolns strategy there il not
the ghost of chance for fair nomination Mr.
Lincolns Office holders. probably assisted by the
multitude OF female New England teachers, will
hx 10 delegation for their master, and fix the
stigma of disloyaiiy upon all who whisper a
doubt as to its right to sit in the Convention
The history of rotten boroughs and false cleo
tons affords no instance equal to this in impu
denee or villainy. John Candebox Calhoun is
cast in the shade
. A similar movement IL on foot in Floridal
Mr. Lincoln procured the butchery of thousand
good men and soldiers in order 20 get the ca pita
OF Florida TO give mis- presidential scheme the
sho" of legality and fairness; out as the expedi-
ton failed be has concluded to cast aside ever
the pretense OF fairness. and secure the benefit,
without attempting to conceal the shameful cor
ruption Their submission to such mpudent anC
hameess impositions illustrates the natural sub
seryience and servility of the abolitionists Sucf
an attempt by leader TO corrupt a Cow entior
would meet the unanimous and indignant con
demnation OF any other party; but She abolition
lists are happiesr when ridden by masters booteC
and spurred Ohio Statesman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

FUNHE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE Is
tate of Edmund Mooney, deceased, will sell on the
premises,
On Saturday. June 4th,
The following described land in Niuevsh township Bar
tholomew county, four and halt miles OF Iayors-
Vile and six and a half miles from Edinburg:
y W. quarter of section - township TO- range T. loo
acres
". quarter of s. W quarter Of section ~ township
TO- range 4.
w. quirte of W. quarter Of section l3 township
TO- range 4, 20 acres.
r. half Of : E. quarter of section 49, township 10.
range !. 20 acres
l. half Of 4. quarter of section p, township 10,
range T. so acres
Making splendid Farm Of four hundred scres with
severa sooa houses, Frame Barn, Hay shed, stock
Sheds, Cribs &c.
Thrte hundred and sixty fenced Three hundred
acres cleared all In grass ITO Of which
be mo-. et The ensuing harvest balance good pasture.
Every held Is supplied with living from never
failing springs.
There i good Tanuery of near one hundr red vas
supplied with over head water. bark sheds &C.. on the
farm.
TERxS-Ons ihrd cash in band balance in two annual
payments, with interest, secured by mortgage the
premises.
For further particulars address or cal on r. Mooney
At Mooney Co.'S, IS Nerd street Indiana polls or
W. W. J. L. Moshsy. Columbus
For convey ance to examine premises call on Harvey
Lewis, Edinourg.
BILLIARD RICKETTS,,
mylo-d3w executors.
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Defamation Of Hon. J. A. Cravcns 90
be Cand date for Recollection 10
COnxress-SOund $enti ments.


Hon. JAMES A. CRAykSs. Congressman from
the Second District. in response to = letter from
Hon. HAMILTON SMITH. inquirng whether he
would be a candidate for reelection in the ap-
preaching canvass. expresses his determi-
nation to retire from public life. Ii is unfortu-
nate for the country that men of the tried integ-
rty and patriotism OF Mr. CRAvENs should with
draw from the public service crisis like the
present, but in his case considerations OF private
nature appear to be paramount. Mr.. CRsvrSs,
in expressing bis Acknowledgements for the un-
qualified APPRECIATION of his official conduct BY
his constituents. gives utterance 70 his confirmed
convictions as to the necessity of the triumph of
Democratic principles in the coming canvass to
restore unity add peace to the country. in sent-
ments alike forcible. just and eloquent. He
says
The faithful public servant wants no higher
boon than 10 knos that bis constituents approve
of his Official course
IL Is not my desire or purpose To be candidate
Tor reelection 20 Congress. and YOU At liber-
~ TO say 10 nv political friends that | shall not
be candidate. but that will be with them, in
Their efforts 10 secure the triumph Of Democratic
principles. u the approaching canvass. think
! eau be-, attest nv gratitude for the generous
support nv constituents have given me heretofore
~ faithfully laboriug 10 place in power men who
viii see that the Government Is administered on
the principles of the fathers of the republic. and
whowiil live aud act up 70 all the obligations OF
the Constitution.
Ny determination TO retire to private life. az
the expiration oil nv present official term, has
not been hastily or inconsidernfelv tor,,.s ~.
delicate health Of ny wife. my duty to her and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

CONGRESSIONAL WISDOM The y. Y. Com
mercial Rep says:
Adding so per cent TO Prohibitory tariff with
a view TO diminish foreign importations. and ap
propriating the next das $3.50 900 per annum to
ward establishing steam communication with
Brazil. so as to increase our foreign commerce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT on North Meridian stree, two
N squares above the Bind Asylum The bou.e il a
one-sOry frame cottage. with seven good rooms
neatly papered, porch running full width Of the house
in front Lot 40 feet front by LIS feet back 20 an alley
ard well planted tnrfy everxreeu- .hrubberv and
Of all kinds: with well. cistern and t-hou~es
said property rents for $500 year and will be sold
low. Terms: one half cash down, balance on time
For particllsrs apply 20
FRANK CUNNINGHAM
Auditor States Once
ly2o DIST Kentucky Axxnre.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21

Can't BE DoNE Wilkes Spirit asserts that
1.-The nation cannot live with Abraham Lincoln
and Seward at it, head during the next terrible
four years. Even II honest, they are unequal to
the task and that they are not too honest is
evident in the arts they have devised TO subugste
the expression of the LOYAL masses. in the name
Of the party they have labored TO destroy"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-21
FOR SALE.


Room No. TaibOtr a News Block,
A VALUABLE FARM OF l6O ACRES, WITHIN FIVE
miles If the city in no"t west direction, so
in cultivation, rich garden balance good timber,
walnut, ash poplar, &c MOL pike worth 100 per
acre, he thinner in th- will bring Price SIS
per acre in liberal payments.
ALSn--A FARM northwest OF the city and about five
miles, fifty cleared, balance in timber Price SO
in payments.
AIS COTTAGE HOUSE of rooms summer kitcb-
en- well, ctern. eel good wood house and stable Z
large, on North East street Immediate possession.
Payments easy.
ALSO BUSINESS AND DWELLING HOUSE COM
bined Massachusetts avenue. for - 500 h.
balance four annual payments with interest. Property
neat and desirable, under rent of $500 per year.
ALSO, NEW HUUSE North Mississippi street s
rooms good we'll lot 40 b 1875 feet 3, feet alley the
rear. Cheap at $1,000, in payments.
A DOUBLE COTTAGE Of eight rooms two large cell
lar> goo shrubbery &c $500 cash AMI $50 per month";
for S25 per mouth: lot 80 by Us feet only three
squares from Washington Louisiana. Price
$4,000.
ALS0-A HOUSE AND LOT $500 on South Delaware
street. House lot % by IS feet; s300cash. the
balance in aud years. myl d3t