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wg. GILMORE IN REPLY TO NH
BENJAMIN.

Ina circular of the State Department OF the tso-
sauedl Confederate States, which is addrossed 'o
~tba Cornmiss oner 70 the Continent under dS'e
~ Aurus; 25th, 1864, and published generally IN
,ha Northern papers, notice that Mr. j. T. Benja-
min "seore,ary Of state" ETC., gives statement
NJ an interview between himself, Mr. Jefferson
Davis, Colonel James +. Jeqress, and myself
which took place 81 Richmend, OIL the night Of the
,7,b of Jnly last. From, it may be, the lapse Of
time. or an infrm memery, Mr.. Benjamin has
fen into some errors Of fact ia this circular, and
with view 70 eliminating Ike truth, propose 70
notice very briefly few his statements.
The main fact which Mr., benjamin lsbors TO
establish, ard which runs through his whole nara
tive and to bring out which appears TO have been his
motive in publishing his circular s this: That Col
Jaouess aid myself visited Richmond Gas mes
sepgers from Nh Lincoln for the purpose OF agree
ing with the President Davis)as 70 the proper hoa
Of inaugurating a formal negotiation for peace
charged BY Mr.. Lincoln with authority for STATING
his own views and receiving those Of PIeSiaeSt
Davis"
To prove this he quotes note which Lieut.. Cen.
Grant wro {, Gea. Lee, letter which Col. ia
oue sala wro 20 hiIn, and lengthy cehversatloh
Which he states occurred between himself ana our
selves on the occasion, when IA my puohc report
sneak OF our having fOuuu nNl-b bdVit,' pump
oilv little man in black-in the northwest room OF
tha United States Custom House
The note OF Gen. Grant, Dir. Benjamin quotes
Il, lie as follows.
HEApoUARTTss AgMIEs OF TIE UNITED STATES.
CITY POINT. Va, July s. 1864.
Gen. r z. IEs. Commanding Confederate forces near
feiersburg Virginia;
GENERAL: would reanett tia; Col. James F. Jaquess
Bcyeny third Illinois Infantry, and H. Oiinore esq,
be allowed to meet Col. Robert 0uld Commissioner for
ths Exchange VI Prisoners such place between the
Hnes Of I've Two armies a. You moy dessEae. TIC OBJ
3ect Of this meeting Is legitimate with the duties OF Col
Ou.d, an Commissioner.
II not consistent for you 70 grant the request here SAX
3D. would beg that this be referred to President DAVIS
for his action.
Requesting "a early an answer 10 this communication
~ you NAV fud Il venieDt 10 make subscribe my
sell very respectfully, your obeciont servant
I. 5. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen q. 5. A.
The request 10 refer our application to President
Davis, in a certain contingency, explain at TIE
close Of this sstice; tho remainder OF this note
certainly cannot by the most violent distortion b
construed TO give color to Mr.. BenjaInin's asser
lion
The note in which we asked for an interview with
Er. Davis, as Mr.. Benjamin quotes 1t, differs from
the one have published, and which copied ger
koam from the original draught made within tel
minutes of the time We delivered the note 70 Judge
Oud. quote the two below, and 1t will DO evident
shat one or the other has gone through process
which has materially modified its tone and mean
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lAdsrrissner.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK.

No 40 lr, adrar,
Fiscal ACeNf OF TuR lsirBp SrArA
VIII receive proposal Tor h. SIX rtr crNr Bosns or
1884, interest ia Coin. BIDS TO De- opened On the ga
int. A Deposit required ol two per cent These
Bonds will be delivered without loIay
T,S.FuklT FIVE TEk ogAT IoSns. interest ana
principal paw able IN Coin
hKyRN AND InIEn IrsIUs lRrAsuRr NOrIr payable
three years rOn Angn.t iJth interest ,eu'i annually
Holders Il. maturity nave option OF payment or CONVEX
sion % 10 Fve-Tw,nly Six per cent ROnds.
COIuiiit.on yer c.nt allowed oil buyers Of Ten.
Forty BOads AID seven Jnree lenths Treasury Notes
ID. L. kose, PrssideIa-
JOIN II. SToUr Csshler.
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JON II. SrouI, Ca,
IAsv.rt.sefacxl

TnEFoUarH NATIONAL BAyK, EBw-YSRx.
prrosr.inr AND FisAScIiL Asxxr rns UsrxD STATES
vii rerse ,at.crr for tie ss~ 1e Treasury Notes.
Thee note. VII b. convertible OF nnisrit, uto SI PEn
Car CoLD sKAEiSs ~ Bends Parties Subscribing before
18th August vii be aovrd tofcs, to th da~. Tboss sab
,.rbns ahrr thai Eat. vi" pay .eaed Interest Bessgsass
the irlp.rs,ce Of general subscription to tb' PoruiR
IsiE this Bah VII allow ali .ss,erb.rs rHs vsoLs css
rts,as Of 81 " on sacs S /, Oto sub.cribsl.
Espzs ksiOags PTss4Ao~A
" NlpCuls Cashier
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[Adversiss nsDt.
pIlST NATIONAL BAEK,

lAdversissmsBtI
pIlST NATIONAL BAEK,
No WALL ST., New YsTk-
Y1,osi iaEsr rrE c. oovrunEsr
On the Oh last tas Secretary Of sls Treasury vn open
lids Tor thirty million, Of a. 5. size. u iel-be~g ths
unG~arsed balAsc. Of tho seventy i've million lsAa
This Etai viii orders ior .s loan, and ~ Include IN
80 err bs the erirT. Of pareA All srder entered
@s b. Accompanied hy Prepayne,' Ave pr cent The
be. Ale, b. paid o police d awards.
The bonds WI cary iusrs' from the day o. p-y~snL
NJ j. rbopP.on viii represent ts baAk !. wssLsfos a,
he sPe.ils u iho tlaI
s {. TEsxYsos. Pre,.Srpt
Jixgs CpPFEI Csiis,
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The increase in currency is smaller thau exIest
ed apd less than e. 600 90. The inoreas, IN C.r,t-
Gates large (slo 20, Oc and the soousr the Depart
fands taeu tie better and rid Of The labor
Of "lenevsls" So long o. Goyerpnr INT can make tAe
y cent month in Certificates the sales Of ~ In
currency oanuol be depended spsn, as bs Bank State
mont SHOWS IL maeo comfortable into Cola bearing
Bonas at low ipteres they would 10 uch re
6uced In amount that isey would DO marketable al g.
and substantial hee TO the Department The Cold Tor
interest is scarce beyond reasonable contingency ana
there l. NJ valid reason why tho iandiDg proOO4s Ihecd
not be commenced at once.
F1oighls ore dull and easier. Tho engage.
mepts 10 Liverpool 1909 bushels " wheat at Gi on
bbls Petrol ON s.; 80 bbis Flour private te5.ns
and per ste,mer 1900 bush wheat al oaC.d. To Ios
don. z 900 bushels wheat prvsts terms To Bremen
s0o hhds tobacco 81; 1000 bbls. shoepegs ~ and y
bbls nshes 1916 To Hsnhc5g. 100 bbs sloeposs q sd
British ship was chartered W Cadik with tobaoc,
and slaves GA private t1ua.
We learn that the Lehigh and Snsquehanns
Coal Company are doing very sucoesscl business ant
viii probably paw dividend Of five y ecut on the let
Of October neat out u tie earnings Of tie hfyear
leaving handsome ,urpu. In the treasury Tic proscn
working capacity Of the mine is 100 t0ns per day Ih'
conpsuy about 10 add 10 their properly several hun
dIcd acl o. Of very valuable coal linds
Sterling bills are Horo active. Merchants
ss bring higher rates. sele, have bccn made ut 20
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NAvAJ.--The Italian steam-frigats Crimips
Cmberto. Capt s. De St. Bon from Plymouth % da!s.
arrived his morning She mounts 80 guns. and hSr en-.
gines are Of Coohorss power She .has crew Of tOs
men.
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fAdvoitistmoni !
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or NBw YORK,

No. "a and 20 Fine Street,
SIP: 2 1864
TA, Bsrt propo.estobid fr lie sEv LOAN ofrlsrT osS
rLoys Of u SUES Of 1871 Tho proposals III be opened
on the 9Th MT and al Nd, msr BE- LANDED in By u osoet
4, xpuPsrlr s.h lust Parties d.srous cone in und
- hid de by III, Bsn. maze ,he1 own Did tHFoush
b. Two pr cent ofthe poun, bad for mus b. dspos ted
wiki
NsnRIs KsrsasH, Prs<dcat
u. w. yAuGAAS Ca<hieE
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GILMoRE's VERSION.
ePoITswoOD HOUSE,
hlcspoND, Va
- - unAl

Jolly n. 1884. )
Hon. J. y. BENJAMIN. Bee
rotary Of State &C.;
Uso@ Sir The under
signed respectfully sohcjl
an interview with Presi
dent Davis.
They visit Richmond only
- private citizens. aud
lave no Official character on
suthOrity; but they sre &C.
OusiDted With TIE views OF
Ole United States Govern
Bsnt. aDd with the senti-
pents Of the Northern poo
pc relative 70 an adjust
ssnt Of the differences eI-
lifting between the NORTH
and tue South. and pest
b hope that a free inter.
ehangc Of views between
fresiden; Davis and them.
selves may open the way 70
bueh cjseial Deso.ianOns rs
viii result In restoring
PEACE 60 the two sections OF
ssr distracted ooGntry.
They, therefore. ask an
Interview with the Prcsi
Cent and awaiting your
reply, are truly and TO
speotfnJiy youIs.
JAMES 4. JAQUEsA
ofUliuois.
JANIS X. GIfBoRR
Of Massachusetts,.
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GoteIs, ST..
EVERETT HOUSE,

EVERETT HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE. NEw.YOnK
Tho un5eyned beg respectfully to inform their s.s as1
the pubic that alter tho ch Of August the Aess sbsvs .n
be conducted upoa Tie EUROPEAN PLAN.
The hose has been Thoroughly renovated and Dow
prepared To let apartments fer the wiser.
The location tho are and comfort Of the Of ta hss
c. II. KERNER 4 W. D. BoRRows
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6T0Js lIL171 4l.eiV.sD. pa

Ipcreaye IN - 30 se
The year Certificates aow iItreas. ot.. ~ csv
he sap64 reu,isnss de'I-s,e sE......... lV,z oei
The bAsnrs "a the treasury deeIsss of.... z+s ~
be 30 Currency Notes insrcs,. s'........ dy6 80
he two yosrs compound a. ceGt an irsi..ss u c9
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peyJAhN'e VERSION.
sPoTTswoop HuTEI- }
RICHMOND. Va. }

July ~, Rod.
Hon. J. =. BYsJA,nS. Sec.
rotary Of Stale, Confed
crate States Il America:
Dar Sir The under
signed. james y. Jaqress
IOf Illinois. and James X.
lGilmore. Of Massachusetts.
most respectfully solicit an
Interview with President
Davis. They witt Rich
mond ss private citiseRs.
and have 40 Official cbaI ac-
ter OF authority; bat taey
are fully possessed of the
views u The United States
Government relative 10 an
adjustment Of The diner. !
cnces now e1 sting between !
TIE North and lie south, !
and nave Mite doubt that q
free Interchange Of views
between preslSent Davis
and themselves would opeD
the wsy to suoh eFcis1 ue.
gOtiatiOns as woall ulti-
mste in restoring PEhCs 10
tie two sections Of OR dis
tracted country.
They therefore ask IN in.
teiview with the President,
AID awaiting your reply,
are most truly and respect
flny your obedient ser.
wants
Jas Y. JACQUES,
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iUeooino CARDS. Sc.

ALVIN. EyERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
(Estasisbei 1851
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DORTABLE ENGINE DEPARTMENT Of
i the WASHINGTON IRON WORKS. kewbsrgs.
y. =. Agency, IS Liberty street New YORK, Room No T.
Fngne. from to ~ Power, Furnished "A
short ustice
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DAGS.--1he highest market price paid fof
Ia Nired Rags lnpsficctlons, Bude ~ Shavngs, aud al
and. OF Paper Mssess' Stock, oy JOHN 5. ANDREWS.
koA 81 aud 80 Centres
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nlaehinerp.

DOlLERS FOR SALE.-Two Fluc Rollers,
ID se1. , as tro Locomotive Boilers " Horse Power,
Dsalsr IN Machinery.
JOHN STUART 1875 Broadway
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Gli6rc!lanrous.

CASH PAID for RAGS and Old METALS.
y white Rag, II cent, per d. COlemd and Mooen, eesi's
Books and N.sspape,9 censi Old pra' - cen's per ~
Come, suS Pewter % ens Lead oeEs per d. ~ Ne. ID
New Bowery cor Vi Rooseyeist
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DEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
H. WHEELS
Competent employed strc~IIs
Ilns and put a. la.es, wheels AMI xrarlng
TALBOT 1 UNDERliiLL. 10 Siosdway, Ecw-Yo.f
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H'ODD& RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
No Dey Nodks. Paterson Y. D., uanufscpr- ste
toner. and portable Engines aud Sellers rar Hemp Tow,
OAgm, and Rope Machinery, NIL CsllinE Sailing, Sc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

Among the numerous testimonials in his pos
session. DR. Lighthill has selected few only Of
those from parties OF established position and
well known tbrougbost the country.
Frsm the Home Journal ~ Y June st1. Iss4
In every business or profession, indeed in every
department. of science or skill. there Is sl~ays
some acknowledged head-some one ~ho stands
out IN bold relief among his fellows. sort of
leader. In the study and treatment of deafness
and catarrh, special diseases. DR.. Lghthill. of
this city, occupies the position above described.
he has devoted years of labor 10 this speciality,
and Is nov resping the reward OF his industry.
The editorial columns of the-fribune of q recent
date bear witness 10 the Doctors success in this
department of medicine We quote the para
graph:
"CuRr OF DEAF MFRS Louis Loewenstein,
q lad fourteen wears of age. born in Germany,
came TO this city when he was about two years
old Soon after his arrival here be taken
sick and lost his hearing. Bv degrees he became
FIRST deaf aud then dumb. For nearly ten years
he was a mute, unable 60 hear the loudest voice,
or 90 artIcuaie a VOID. About one year ago he
placed by his parents Ia the hands OF DR.
Lighthill, who has so far succeeded in restoring
10 him his lost powers of hearing and utterauce
that he converse with those who speak 20
him distinctly and deliberately. During the past
four or i've months lie has been under the tuition
of Mr.. Bennecke. and has made considerable pro-
gress in writing and arithmetic -
Having been supplied with the lads address.
We further investigated the matter. and discov-
cred that. previous TO calling DR. Lighthill.
| the youths case was considered hopeless. and he
was 70: two wears inmate of the Deaf and
| Dumb Asy lum. The Rev. John Mott. ID. ID
Professor in Union College: Schenectady. in
published letter tenders his gratitude 20 De
LghthIll, for treating successfully his of
deafness. Rev. Fred s. Je~ell, Professor Of
the State Normal School at Albany. also tesIi-
| lies TO having been cured of catsrrh DR. Light
hill possesses other testimonials and tributes 10
his talent from some OF our wealthiest and most
prominent and respected citizens which msy he
seen application. Is would be difficult TO
speak in any bur terms of praise OF ms treat
ment. in the face of these many proofs and facts
testitying TO bis success
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

This great exhibition OF the Industrial inter-
ests Of Indiana begins to-day IL sill last one
-eek The grounds under the direction Of Mr.
LOOMS. the accomplished Secretary Of tue Board
assisted bv al able corps, have been put in al
mirable order They have been enlarged and
beauti6ed. and ia all appointments surpassed
everything ever previously arranged for any fair
held here. The old military grounds west of the
canal are used. the grounds belonging TO the
Board. 10 the northeast Of the city. being used
now for the confinement of rebe prisoners
The track for the display of stock and for the
demonstrations Of that noble animal called the
horse, Is IN all respects elegant. IL is oval.
cleared of all distractions and well beaten.
Aroun.iy provision has teeB made for the com
foItahIe accommodates Of Ten thousand ladie,
aud gentlemen
The attractions OF the RUG will be one OF the
Chief features of the fair. We understand that
the 6rss irosting match viii come of to morrow
afternoon at2 O'clock aud that there will be like
matches every afternoon during the week.
Most Of the machinery had arrived and was
put IN place on Saturday last Stock hogs. cattle.
sheep. mules. "a well as poultry. vegetables
grains. fruits and the Ike had also begun to ar
rive. Yesterday splendid lot of swine ana cat
lie we're turned IN by Mr.. Milligan. Of Ohio
ln the miscellaneous departments the indica
tions that the exhibition viii surpass al ything %
the sort heretofore witnessed in the West,
As for the side shows outside. and other pro
iections for the amusement and reireshment oil
the public in inside, all are planned with Al eve
to order and the pleasure and necessities OF
visitors.
The Sanitary Bazaar. under the superintend
ence chiefly of noble. patriotic and beautiful la
dies, Eil of coufse be visited. and its object-the
relief Of our brave soldiers-contrbuted 10 by
every one
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

A RIxEDY ron PILEs.-It is a blessing TO the
suffering to know that We have an etfectuul cure
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. j. F.
Hazarde, Of 164 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used small quantity
of DR.. StricklaDds Pile Remedy. and it effected
. permanent cure This seems to be the case
with all who make use Of this splendid prepnra-
ton. II is manufactured at No. East Fourth
street. Cincinnati Ohio. aud sold by all druggists
MARI II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

The following arrangements have been MADE
with the railroads designated below. for carrying
passengers 20 and FROM the Twelfth Annual Fair
Of the State Board Of Agriculture. TO be held at
Indianapolis. from We 81 day Of October. ieb4,
to che Sab. inclusive; also for the uansp0rtAIion
of articles TO the above Fair OF the SANITARY
Bazaar.
All passengers Gill be charged full fare 70 10
diana polls, and upon hA ring their hckets stamped
by the Secretary OF the State Board upon the
Fair grounds. they will be returned by the rail
roads free: otherwise their tickets ulll De void
for the return trip Tickets viii be for sale at
al regular stations during the week Of the Fair
and will be good from the % dsy Of October TO
the eth
Stock. machinery. * viii be transported 10
Indianapolis at fall rates. aud will be returned
by the several railroads free, upon the certificate
Of the Secretary Of the State Board, that the
animals or articles we're on exhibition, and did
not change hands during the week Of the Fair.
Terre Haute and Richmond K. r
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line X
indianapolis aud Cincinnati X. X.
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago r. K.
Indiana Central r. X
Evansville and Craw fordsVille X. r.
Bellefontaine X. X.
Toledo. Logansport and Burlington X. X.
Jacksonville r. K
Indianapolis Peru and Chicago II. X.
Michigan Central r. r.
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana r. r
Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw r
Madison and Indianapolis T. X.
Lafayette and Indianapolis.
Other roads will be added from time 10 time
a. they heard from
-rs- W II LOOMS,
Secretary Of State Board OF Agriculture.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

of the 18th century. opens at Masonic Hal 70
night, and continue bis weird aud wonderful en-
chantments 10 hallucinated and delighted audi
ences throughout. the week Professor McAllis
ter will be assisted By an able and pre- eminent
corps OF performers His performances in
slructve as well as amusing, aud draw every
where The Professor. in fact. is the popu.
lar man in the country, and has prestidigurated
OF whatever he calls it. before the President him
self, ia the White House, to the Chief Magis
trate's entire satisfaction, well a 10 crowded.
houses here last simmer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03
CURE OF CATARRH.
from Rev. Fred. =. Jewell, Professor
of the state Normal school,
Albany, n.

Df Ltghhtu:
DEAR SIR-Under date Of March ~. 1 sent
you = csreinl statement of nv Gaze, its former
treatment, nv failure to obtain relief in that d.
rection, nv resort 10 your treatment aud its ben
ehcial results
have been from the winter Of the year le44,
subject 10 violent periodical attacks Of Catsrrh,
marked BY strong febrile symptoms. violent 10
fsmmston Of the lining membranes OF the cavi-
ties OF the head. accompanied in the first stages
BY ~stery discharge from the nose. subsequent
becoming sctid and yellow. and tos.rd the
close Of the attack. purulent and bloody. These
attacks produced . most distressing SPECIES Of
headache, occurring periodically each day for .
period VARYING from one TO three veeks, some
times so violent as TO incapscitate me for busi
ness and at times c0nhne me 20 my bed As
times the attendant inflammation would extend
TO the teeth. producing toothache. or the throat
occasioning hoarsene-s and plrtial.Oss Of voice:
and twice within The last few years it has 80 al
fected the left eve to confne me for weeks to
darkened room.
had tried medicines and applications Of vsri.
Gus kinds, snuffs and other catarrhal prepara-
lions OF some half dozen kinds; applications 10
the head of camphor, ginger, and hot foments-
tons Of different kinds; and in connection with
these the usual emetlcs or catbsrtics employed TO
induce counter action. But none of these had
produced any permanent improvement and in the
few instances IN which temporal relief was At
forded il was at the expense Of much strength
as TO leave me greatly exhausted Under these
circumstances l was led. though with reluctance,
from the supposed incuraoility Of the disease. 10
make trial OF your treatment ! found Il soon
beyond even my hopes reaching the disease
It had never been reached before. and alternating
its symptoms 10 an extent which bad supposed
impossible At the time gave YOU nv former
certificate, while did not feel assured Of a com
pleie cure. had obtained a material relief which
nearly repaid me tor nv trial Of your treatment.
aud which satisfied me that that treatment was
effective il vas simple and philosophical A
substantial escape from nv old attacks of cstarrh
for the unprecedented period OF nearly half
year and that in spite Of severe occurrences OF
illness which would have formerly rendered such
attack inevitable, was. 10 me- proof Of an m
portant success IL 10 now six months since
sent you that statement. and, while il j. unpleas
ant 20 me TO sppear thus constantly. and in this
guise. before the public. il seems 20 me a matter
OF simple justice % yourself, and TO those who
may be suffering a. ! wss. 20 add that I'm Dot
OBly as fully satisfied 20 the utility snd efica-
CIV Of your method OF treating catsrrh - ~ss
liz months ago; bat am now OF the belief that
II there j. such a thing for chroT &c ca
tsrrh. IN my case a substantial cure has teen
effected. Yours, respectfully.
FREDERICK JEvELL
Albany. " Z. September ]. 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

tE- Manager Riley, OF the Metropolitan, has
made all his arrangements for the entertain
ment of the numerous public visiting Indianapo.
lie during this week. Our theater is one of the
neatest and best appointed in All respects in the
country. The ladies and gentlemen connected
with il are. each in his or her department. pro-
fessionslly superior. Visit the Metropolitan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

MKS DKAfrKD The impression exists that -
drafted man has ten days after rOtice to get =
substitute, or wind up his business. together with
the privilege % returning home after he reports
Two merchants. partners At Acton. We under
stand. were drafted closed their store. aud came
upon the day OF notice. expecting 30 be permit
ted TO return home again. when they found that
thew we're mistaken, and they shortly found
themselves in the Soldiers Home, ready. whether
they ~sre willing or not TO report for duty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

Ar Auorios.-To day, at , O'Clock p. NJ
Spann 4 Smith will sell lot No !, in out block
No T. at the point OF PENNSYLVANIA Street and
Fort Wayne Avenue IL ssn excellent location
and there is plenty OF room for a dwelling and
ali necessary out-house- and corner grocery or
doctors shop besides Don't forget Sale at
the premises
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

lT The late order of Gen Sherman. fur
Laughing commissioned officer in each OF
his regiments. has brought many of our brave
soldiers home At the Bates. the Palmer. the
Spencer. the Mason. the Macy. the Oriental and
LirtIe's. Lieutenants. Captains. Msjors and Co
lonels are registered.