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D EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYEs:
AG formerly Of the drm OF Littles 8 Keyss,) has
cDsned Real Estate Once in Rouse'I Block, corner
oi iguPerorSt and Public square, and has constantly
cu hand several thousand acres Of first quality Farm
lng 1anna In the States ofEowa, Wisconsin and Ms
lsur 70 eZchsnEefor city country property alls
sor allkinds o. rernonAl property. PsFtoAsh bAids
naHazzsTT anrIs. RS
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MORNING LEADER.


Yer Special and Telesrarh News--see
NsWs-sass Rearth faEs. : :, - ~
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BF. 6 y HAM,
MntR 81 6s BOyaI OOIJsgs Of ElFSioiGnsI
GoA6OA, EaglaAdi Gradsuis 81
R;.o-,ll, Ho,.,ssuI 5,-

-1s BioOnds Ao1pitai foF
EEMALE DIsEASE
oadAoonsfant attendant Of Paris, London, HsW
tsas md hontreal HsspitAI for ths last tsn yen
haE opshsd his Ohos at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Shus he viii be hHgpy 70 meet all tkose who hrs -
- Rlefsd Wish Eubsouts and ehFozie diseases.
II HfS traatmsnf entirely diaorsnt from the OF
- rlaa and Z MID, s5oaoioaI and sasetiVs HiE med
tnss are simply sesssabls extracts nd oils, fhel
z nsvsf ben ussa bat bT tEs oh, phyBiciani
Ansr1n bslidsS himssH. de has Tpen the grsatsS
s5 d nls lls and Thousands Of dollars IN obtainlz
= fsu ssorsts in his profession BE tests the Urls
p ,orsIfoFrns Of dilsaso. No ehHFEefor irving
6o,.-tSud tue a1Atsmsnt Of thsIrOnse.
ssLBH G1 BPuRMADoRHGA.
"A VaHrr 17IH. .-He prove % you n Q fsW mn
- fhsf - q the osU physician you ever treatsS
auI1r this diss11e. Tor GGery patient VII
r c7iIfooT hiI dIEsetionB, he VII give One Hundre
5srI n be fsflI N curing this diseese No charIl
50 fJf CONSULTATION. Iho1e - distance Who Wiel
So kooolzlt the DootoT nay % % by sanding Enal
eiofHflle By mail, with tEax and age and Dc
T unll1r and describe their and the possbi
~ q Esttiug relief, bT enclosing return postAEl
T. y
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DR, aIHaoN

EkoRH9SoB or GLEoTROPArKN AHp EHpTCIWU.
Omce-ll9 Seneca Street, q few doors from SUPERIOR
up stairs opposite tha City Hotel
once hoqrs frems to Z snd from 9to 5 O'Clock
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10 LEr-Fnon APRIL F1ns1

In Matthew's Block, on Public Square, one good
ONCE ais0, good Lodging hoom PsfIor 4 Bedroom
On 81. Clair soad. miles from Post Office, large
Convenient Cottage House and Barn and ten acres
dance.
MEoHANIO's sHOP-Brick Shop, two stories
OF same On Vineyard street.
JH0 G. JENNINGS,
No. AtWst9r Building.
Walnut Street One and half story House Sl75.
AdjOiGing the City, II miles from the Post once,
large and nice Cottage House, Barn md 10 acres Of
land with Fruit ShrubberJ, &C. e35O. marI2
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uOtherss PaIStherslI sIOtheFsIu

AObAoEa1 HAN-NaAcANes eASe--OAHss@
.Dou,tf.l 70 procure ms. WIEsLOW'B BOOTH
SYRUP for OHlLDRAN TEETHIEG.
mis- valuable PREPARATION . 'he prescription tona
iths best Female Physio'Ans Gnd Hursos IN ths
zItsd States and hss BEEN used for thirty yeArs via
SIst niling saistY and suoeess b. nllIIonSst moth
children, from the issbls infant Of one Wsss
{ TIE adult. II not only relieves the ohild non
hut invigoratss the stomach and bOWsl1B cor.
est soidIty and gives tons and energy 70 the whola
Ept.m. Il VIZ slmont inatAntIy relieve
uRIPIHG tE THE BOWELS AND WIND COLIC
WsbsIisvo It the Bet and surest Remedy in tbs
fWoEId n al oases o. DYssntsFy End DArrhQa
rOhIdrsn, WhsthsF it AriEs fEon TeSthinGi or iron
tsaE oths cause.
grFuIl directions iJr using viii accompany soea
SDossls. None gsnuine unless the fAc-smils Of OOh
HIs PERKIEs, RsE York, "a on she wrapper.
@0-Eold by all Medicine Dealers. Principal 0AS
DsTset., Es4 York.
Prles ssIg 9E Osutu SsE BstrIai
-1lgl9- el-ah-1H
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Dr. Viohois, Female MonthIr PilI1. !.


shs only genuine Femals Pills IN the United ststau
HorIoE TO AADIKs-No article Of medicine in ended
of Lhe exclusive use OF Females that has ever made
lIs Ppearance has met with such universal succsss
y these cele6rated Pills. No disease s SO little up-
qsrstOods and consequently badly treated a. female
alssasea. Theae Pills are the result Of much study
anq careful experience In AL varieties Of female com
Alns ana IN all cases OF gulArities suppression
iedcOrrhoea or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder
Kidneys and womb, and loss Of nervous enerqy ther
nse ls above al praise. Among the many thoussnds
Lnat nave used them In all parts Of the Union none
speak III OF them, for all like them They contain no
mercury no iron STEEL no deadIy oils Their ne
can DO no HARM and when used according 10 dirso-
tons they always do good.
=, n d. married ladies who have rsason to believe
tnenselVes IN the family way, should not use them
be the cOnseQusnce. "'4
PT1oe-sl per box. Persons sending for PuIs win
S1Sloee one dollar and two postage stamps.
several persons knowing the efficacy Of these Pills
nave !erti3ed a. being agents for Dr. Vfohos Pf1
and selling worthless PILL
n d, The genuine VicholB' Female italian pills
S4nnos oe found at any other place IN the Onitsc
Ohio. -AAA iA'1 ~ NieselAn@
pT. Hunter has In his possession numerous csrtin.
oates and testimonials which relieved and hanuV ,a
s y naye rendered him. and have kindly permitted
nm 70 exntblt 70 those desirOuE Of his services
- Omoo hours from 8 A. n. to SPN octlEdtv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

T LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
Lie ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Lands In
this State Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
eS-Ohlee over no. 50, south side Of Pub. Square.
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ALsO-oF HAND,
Asl'ds'SsI s:aSH IsstUnssts, Strings, SS
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PlARO8.
.NABE's PIANOS.
Do PlLAo lED NEL9pE0Ns ILkEH m EYrNIHe

Every Piano Warranted for rive Year,,
And the pryieG ofsEohAnEs given ct any time With.
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MElIeAI.
DIR. HUNTRR,a
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

-. dUNIEh STILL CONTIN.
IL TINUES ct the old established place No -
natheWs' Block, south side OF the Public sSuarss,
Cegelaad Ohio, curing all that eome--in fact he Il
t1e only reliable Phyiscan in cleveland treating the
toilowing diseases, namely Sorofula Cancers, u
GERS, Tumors, fistuis, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
S357se99ses, khagmstisms Agus and Fever, seminal
eoTrneea OF hites Suppression Ofthe Menses, Pain
~ ~ M4enstruation, Inflammation and Liberation Of
WOMB All diseases Of the blood and skin entirely
removed from the system. All diseases Of the organs
nature treated in Careful thoroush and judicioui
Safo5 pointed out oTlong sxporisncs and investi-
=, LoE prices and quick cures. Recsut cases curee
II ron three to eight days. An sTvhiiitc snd 1er
Dr.. HUNTER is Constantly c1ri5- r-rsS n, frorr
three % eight weeks that have been treated b obol
Young men afflicted with seminal vraalrr... h,,,s
apply to Dr. Hunter Immediately either In perso ~
y ssgs ~ " 'sr aus to cure His remedies are
p tt s4lesna unknown to any other physician
ing their diseases in writing TiTin siI tEs 49,
eAn obtain medicines with direCfions Tor ne ~ ~
dressing gr HuntsT, Of Cleveland Ohio, post-paid
All communications confidential.
from his experience and extensive praetice, be
makes no scruples IN asserting that whatever he un-
deratkes in his speciality, he will MOST Y pm
19sai {a4 70 matter how hopeless may be the case
rom extreme debility and prostretion3of the
1ysteml or rom unsuccessful treatment Of empiricE
OF seilIstyled " NJ D. 8, whom many have unfortu-
many q my patients tell me kept them from an esriy
. me- OF the no less fatal ideas OF over.
ne dl9ee9o b the advancement Of age and
s.Llosy mora mind for they, one and all make the
ce9e worse, and it is early one from fba anss 81
oeng entirely local Il Affects the entire animal econ
ony and tnen urea general well a. local treat
ment which Dr. HuRter is happy to be abe 10 ssv
snat thorOugh Investigation, and great improyemenf
~ ne treatment OF private and delicate diseases o
ootn Sexes of however long Duration Vield ID -.
mode OF treatment. II the unfortunats vae lffs a1d
health they should be sure and can on physician q
sge ane e1perienee-
81 No charge for advice. The Doctor's oHicsis
constantly thronged with patients from an parts Of
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RAilRnAR3--

NLEVELAND, OOhUNBT1a =
~ UIHCIHEA1I RAILROAD.
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Through PhiIadeIDh

From Pittsburgh to New York.
One Train runs daily C4s9 miles, via Allentown,
without change Of Cars, arriving "
IN ADVANCE 0F ALL OTHER ROUFEa
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OO0AR- GOA4GEgE Oh-----=-4--
The oldest. cheapest and most reliable FSnnTy
medicine ia uss More used than any other kind
Price 81 eent.-3l pills in box. See Circulars.
- eO,d BY Strong q Armstrong, Benton Brothers
y. w Palmer. Churchill & Bro Also, at wholesale
and retail at l6l Ontario street, Cleveland, by
G. G. EOKRIS, Gen'l gent,
For Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,
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s.'777.ss8s''ilil = : : 4 J i 7Ii1N saI4a 1
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

- Tickets for Sale to Boston By Boat or Rail, and
Boat Tickets good on any Of the Found Lines.
Fare to al Points as Loo as by any other RoHta
SLEEPING CARS on Night Trains to Philadsl
phia, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Fro
TRAEsPORTATION-Me Pruduooen
Live stock carried with despatch, at Lowest Rates
OHAS. THOMSON, Local Agent, Cleveland.
WM. II. HoLMEs, ENOOH LEWIs,
GENT Pass. Agent, Gan1 SUBJ
Chicago, Ill. lianill Altoona Pa.
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On and aitsr Monday, November Islh, lsss. P.w,,-
ger Trains viii run follows, C5undaTS exosptsi /,
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r OOKING GLAsSES.--ORHAs
A MENTAL cut Pier, Mantel and OFll Framed
4lFrorl. Biain G1s, RossEood and 4ahogAnR
lTs5isa TSs5Sss!Ris he. = % ssr6Is 5loeG
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-25
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL,
HAUTE, IND

TSyHIS school, hitherto known the Terre Haute Fe
4 male College" has been purchased from its late
owner and the name changed 20 "St Agnes Hail. and
Is 10 be carried under the auspices Of the Episcopal
Church 4 corporation elected from among the most
respectable citizens Of Terrs Haute gives the guarantee
that every promise made ia the circular Just issued viii
be faithfully redeemed.
The Faculty will consist ot nearly twenty members,
aud will comprise parties distinguished ia educational
circles.
The terms for board and tuition have been plseed at
the lowest possible figures, considering the advanced
prices Of agricultural and commercial produce.
Young laiies win attend the Episcopal Church with
the Principal unless any other place Of worship should
be designated by parents
Circulars be obtained hT addressing ''The Master
II 81 Agnes Hail. TeTre Haute, Ind.
anrls-d6f&w3w
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET

First District WILLIAM +. NIBLACK,
Second District-MICHAEL C. KERR.
Third pistrict--HENRY W. HARRINGTON
Fourth District-GEORGE BERRY.
Seventh District-DANIEL W. VOORHEES,.
Eighth District-JAMES F. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAvID TURPIE.
Tenth District-JOSEPH X. EDGERTON.
Eleventh District-JAMES +. MCDOWELL.
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NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.
MANUFACTURER OF THE
IMPROVED PANToscoPIc sPEoTAcLFs,
THE BEST IN USE.

IL persons lnaebted 20 the sinking Fund are hereby
n notfo that al lands morigagsd 70 said find. and
On Which Interest has been pad IN atvance for the
prssent year. will be advertised Tor sixty days previous
10 and enered public sale the secoid tuesday In
December next
BY order ofthe BOard Of ofCcmmissioDers.
". IL. TALBOT, President.
augs-tw
Register ard Republican. I.s~resc~burr: Courier,
Madison; Tines and voksbOte Eysnssiie: Journal and
E1press Terre hauie Press Greercsstie: JefeFsouan
ard PAilaciuns Richmond; Traes ard Sentinel. Fort
Wayne; sun. yncennes; Argas and Coorer, Lafayette
Review Crasfordsviie. Cohen Dsnoc a.; Democ a. and
Uaion Lapore. Asron Jonrnsl. Stansart Naricns Re-
Psbcan, Greensbzrg. NeTcsry and Sestne Rochester:
Democrat and Republican, Piymoathi Dsuerst and
Spectator Nontcello Eeprbllcan, kusivle. Volunteer,
seeIoyvls; Dernocrai. Hanfingtor; Ledger, Se~ Al
bsny. Appeal, Bedford. Dcmoraf, Coamous Standard.
Anderson Pres, k8rcie JourBai. Winchester; Deno-
crst Review lag Cou1fy. remocra Hartford City: Jay
Torchight. Jay C H. viii inssrt 70 th- suoant % swe
dollars send bl 20 The efee sf ths sinkng
Find for payment, viii psPsr eostsasg the aavsr-
rsssof a.srksd."
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From rlcuphis.

MEMPHIS, August 2l.-Memphis was attacked
at 4 O'Clock this morning by Gen Forrest with
three brigades OF cavalry, about 900 strong
They left Gen. Smiths front at Oxford on the
evening of the 18th and made forced marched
on this city.
They drove in the pickets aud dashed directly
TO the headquarters of Gen. Washburn. who made
narrow escape.
They then went to Gen. Bnckland's head
quarters. He also escaped
They then attacked living prison but ere re
pulsed by the gGsrd
They next visited the Gayo>o House, expect
ing to capture Gen Hurlbut. bat he was stop
ping at friends house
Our troops now attacked the rebels aud soon
drove them from the city, killing 80 and wound
ing 100
The rebels captured 80 OF 40 horses, but had
10 time TO plumber.
Our loss is shout the same n the rebels
Gen WashbGrne i carrying cut plan which
1t is expected will result id the capture OF a
large portion Of the attacking party.
LATER
The raid into Memphis was a complete fail
ure Ii Is 80 admitted by Forrest
His intention was TO capture Washburn and
other Generals. and troops being without
leaders, take and pluuier the city
They captured auite number OF prisoners
including two officers several CLERKS and the iel
egraph operator
Numerous acts Of cruelty were rerpetrated BY
she rebels
Among the wounded Is Col Stsrr. Of the 81
Illinois cavalry. and Lieut. lrwin-of the Sti
Iowa. since dead.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 1864

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE in answer 10 Gov. o. Z.
MoRrox's statements to the Republican State
Convention, February %, 1863 Prepared and pub
lished by order OF the Democratic State Central Com
mittee.
This is a mastery and complete refutation OF the
msstatements and false reasoning contained in Gov.
Moron's Speech and should be placed in the hands OF
every in the State that the people may judge
themselves correctly and inieigently as TO the issues
raised by His Excellency. The Facts contain TWENTY
large and closely printed pages Price 80 per hundred
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~ q IL g e
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.
ExFcUrivE DEPARTMENT oF ISDIASA,l
BlREAU or Finance.
lSDIANsPoLIs, June - 1864.

INDIANA OFFICERS, who have been or are serving in
the army. Informed that tlelr Ordnance Returns
all be made up and presented 20 the proper Department
and certificates q sequ.iiAnee obtained ree of carge
b. applying 20 Nr. L, T. Rocker Chef Clerk STAT. O
nance department offre stairs vaiens' hard
ware store No. II West Washington street dsanstoli,
By making returns. shove directed creers viii not
oniy save all e bet they will be able settle With the
Government and draw their pay from ole 10 three
mouth. earlier than the business is entrusted 10 Claim
Agents.
By order of Governor AosroS.
W. II. II. TERRELL
js2s-stf Financial Secretary
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From Grnnt,. AMY
HEADQUARTERS Army PoroNAc.
August %.

The enemy early Yesterday merning disap-
peared from the .iFOns Of the 9th and yih corps
on the Weldon Road, aud il is believed that the
attempt to regain this important line OF comma
nicatiOn has been abandoned. and the enemy are
lOEtiiying their right flank to resist an attack in
this direction. They may be preparing to nake
dash on our lines in some other direction.
The roads are wet. making travelling very diff
cult
Several deseriers have come in.
Some think the end Of the struggle is at hand;
and they believe Petersburg to be almost within
Cur grasp. and will be in our possession st an
early day.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE, i'm German, Pric,
- 90 per 100,


rIIE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
PECTs OF THE COUNTRY. Speech Of Hen. d. w.
delivered i'm the House of Representatives of
the United States, March s. 1854. The multitude in
all countries are patient a certain nt"-JUSIUs.
This is pronounced be of the ablest and most
eloquent speeches delivered in Congress. Ii is
elaborate review Of the present condition OF the
Union, and its future is foreshadowed from the expert
history of other nations. This speech occu
pies large and closely printed pages Price,
& per hundred.
SPEECH OF Hon. u. w VOORHEES,. i'm German,
Price g 80 per 100.
;EN McCLEII.AN's REPoRT-A succnct and Con
secutive Summary Of the entire DocumeHt-Originai
Scheme of the WWThe Generals Letters to the Pres
ident Secretary of War, and Military Commanders-
The Virginia, Peninsusr, and Maryland Campaign
How the Army Of the Potomac Fought, and how It's
Sacrifices rewarded in Washington-Gen. McClel-
lan's Tribute to his Soldiers. SIXTEEN pages Price,
81 per hundred.
THE WAR POWER oFTHE PRESIDENT. Important
Decision of the Supreme Court Of lndana-MitaTy
Arrests declared Iegal-The Rights Of the Citizen de-
This opinion is regarded by the sblest juriss of the
country an unanswerabe exposition Of the subject
discusses. EIeHT pages. Price, 81 80 per hundred
rHE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. A Lecture delivered be-
fore The Law Glass OF the North Western Christian
University. in March, ls6o, by Judge PERKISs
This Lecture is intended te show the obligations Of
the citizen in regard to the reclamation of fugitive
slaves, and the rights guaranteed to the Slave States
under the Constitution FouE pages Price, 81 per
hundred
AUDITOR OF STATES REPORT. The General Remarks
contained in the Report OF Hon. Joseph Rstne, for the
year 1884, with the correspondents between o. p Nor
ton, ESQ. and J. RStlne. Eight pages Price, 81 so
per hundred.
Orders addressed the undersigned accompanied with
the money will receive prompt attention. In ordering
direct the manner in which packages shall be sen-n
sent by mail the postage must be prepaid
Address.
ELDER, HARNESS & BINGHAM,
Indianapolis Indiana.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALESI

one department Of our Dispenssry specially
10 the treatment OF the Diseases Of Females such La
chorrhea white, Irregular, Painful and Suppress
henstruation, Nervous and General Debility Diseases
be Womb, Bsrrenness, &e.
Consultations and exsmiDstishsfree OF charge.
Also for sale, DR.. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions Irregularities &e Married
dies ia certain situations should ret them they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per box, and may be
sent by mail.
DR.. GALEN's PREyENTlvE--An invaluable article
for those wishing to nit the number Of their offspring
OF the barren who desire children; warranted not
!rre the health, and viii last for lifetime. Sent any
address undsrssa, on receipt OF the prieeTw0 DOL
LARS
PATIENTS AT DISTANCE-By sending a brie
statement Of their symptoms win receive Blank Chart
containing list Of questions terms for the course OF
treatment &c Medicines sent any part Of the country
TO at home free from danger curiosity
Alltransactions private and confidential. Remember
the name and number
Direct all lettersto
GlLES's HEAD pIsPEysARr
deels-e3-dSwly Louisville, Ky
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MENpINc AND SECURING.


CoNR AID FETTE,
NHENDER AND SCOURER, has removed TO Black
M fosd's Building Fourth Story. NJ. "a, corner of
Washington and Meridian street
All garments entrusted 10 him viii De promptly and
neatly renovated and repaired.
Ali kinds Of tailoring aud cutting for boys and n
the best styis. skort notice AI.s al low rates
ie4 -.2m
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINoISSATI, August a-GoveruOr Broush
has issued a proclamation TO persons in OHIO
Who ere preparing 20 resist the draft, warning
them TO desisi from any soeh purpose.
Fernando " ood, in a speech al Dayton last
night. asserted that a Peace man. OF Peac-
Platform would be nominated At Chicago. and
that the Convention would be harmonious
The Gazette's Chattanooga correspondent
saws:
Neither General Steadman. nor Colonel
Strsight were injured at Dalton, bat were both
we'll.
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nN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY SOSh TRAINS
~ viii run a follows. sundays excepted:
Leave indianapolis
Day Express VIA Pqas) at .......S0o A.
Night Express via Daytonl p
Columbus Accommodation via Fiqua) At l. IS ?. u
Trains arrive.
Sghi Express via Dayton at.............s2 A ".
Day Express Via PiCua) at. 80 2 A.
Columbus Accommodation via Pqusl al l;5o T. n
Express trains this line make the following connee
liens
AtColuubus ~itL Cleveland Colsmtss ans Cincinnati
r. Tor Cleveland. Dunkifk Buffalo, New York aud
Boston
With Central Ohio r. r. for Newark, Zancsvilie.
wheelug, Pittsbgrg. BALTIMORE Washington City, Phiia
depLiA aud New York.
With Pttsburg. Co!umbus and Cincinnati X. K. for
Steab~uvfie. FttsbGrg Harrisburg Baltimore PhAde-
phla. Se~ York and Roston.
A rqas, crossing Of Dayton and Michigan x. K. for
Lines Toledo and Detroit
Urbana crossing 81 Atlantic and Great ad
Sandusky, Dayton ard Cincinnati Railroads.
Tie Day Express and Columbus Accom- molaiiou trains
coanecl direct 81 kchuios Dayton. Nrnis. Hamilton
and Cincinnati arriving IN Cincinnati II ~ A. ~. ard
g45 n.
y. Change u % Columbus upon any irA.l ei tbs
fu-
ThrousL slst ping Car "a Might trsn.s
ThrOagh tickets fSf sale a the Union Depot
In. LUNf, General Superintendent.
F-caAsBLss, Ssnsral Tisksf Agent
s--1U
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youth and maturity arising from the bsnefrl hablls
Of seif-sbus-. To which Is added observations OF
Female Diseases and other interesting mster ofthe
mostmportAnce TO the married and those contemplating
marriage hoentetan doubts Of their physical ability 70
enter that state Seat to any address In sealed
per, on receipt often cents or feur stamps.
We devote entire time ard attention 10 the treat
ent Of the various private Of eur pr-
vse report Our Dspenssyis the only Insttstion sfths
kind In America which has been established by special
charter ana this fact should give il preference the
various quscks Of Doubtful character be in al
argecities.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-25

A0N A NEW METHOD o. ThkAT-
" ISG veReriai Disease, ineiEiisf 4
syphilis IN all It's stages 9onorrhee,
Gleet, Structure, Fsricocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases o. the Kidneys, Bladder,
&c, without mercury containing q val
usble treatise ON thstwide-spread nsla-
dy of youth, Seminal Weskness, Noe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-25
from Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MoSRoE, August 22.-The steamer
from City Point brings intelligence that the reb-
els are making desperate efforts to retake the
Weldon railroad, but so far they have been un-
successful
We now hold the road firmly and il il believed
that the rebels cannot dslodge us.