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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-01
Belmont Common Pleas.

Mary Ann Embree l JEssR EMBREE, wh.se place
81 oil residence is unknown. Ia
Jesse Embree. Whereby notified that the 2ad day
OF September, A. d. 1864, Mary Aun Emhree fled pc
ton in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont Coun-
ty Ohio asking lor divorce the custey Of her miner
children and reasonable slmony for the OF said
Jesse Enbree's wilu absence for three years Said
petition will he for hearing the OF said Courl
commencing November 0, 1s6i.
d. d. Il. CowEN, Atty ts pa,'i'
Sept. %, 1864. CIV -,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-01

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

patton 1.-THE Blsit = = they ars nov
ior deauseiatioa, have been
|nannb 1aoa.&ho linnnnnAfeaAeaAae
u snshSipsfioa. = hey have 6sss 81
another at the North; schemes which dif-
Ter - 70 the manner By which Il uss -
posed TO accomplish and naia1lia e1tnS
cipssioh. Yea theueh1a1 poS1 Ny Nil u
b necessary & nelss ~ Ulfan to -
hin eipaasi We belisvld It oaly
could " soe M Nod ~ he tos Of ~
Union3 "a Ues N5ts 6t.1hs Uafes
for ths|Sake a AnSAcip6tion itself, = wall
% for SvsEy o. reason. You thiak
freedom and equality possible for masses
Of blacks and whites In the same cOmmus
nis2f kns We think ell history proves the
contlaly. ....-.....,...s....a... uu.s.ss...s -
But, whilst this and important differ
ences, We hiys me common object
acknowledgements until that 10 accom-
,plishsd, 10 do net istssd to ssperate our-
selves irom the great body Of The frissda
TO our cause. We have, without segsrd
to conseonencss, aasisted to reach the
earliosth6d most absolute. triumph Of the
cause. We dissented even from the ~
peal Of Fisnoasss proclamation, although
pronounced ia defpgAtion Of the Fresi.
dents dignity and authority. md from :
sea6sh motive. The position be has nov
taken proves he is ready to sacrifice The
cause which he pretended promoled it, 4
lresch the real object of his zeal j: and VI
in common with the mass Of the people
have learned 70 appreciate tiie wiser and
surer policy of the head of the govern
ment, Who, 10 arresting the unauthorized
step Of . subordinate, left it to time snt
pubic opinion to reveal and announc.
the necessity which alone could justify
the act. 80 1855
As respects the attempt to turn me on
Of the Cabinet, my brother Frank des
cribes my feelings in letter from Kings
ton. Georgia. dated 9th instant, in spea
ing of the designs against him: "To-mor
row." he says, awe march for the front
which We shall reach 10 two or three days
and in lime to participate in the fina
struggle for Atlanta. We are exceeding
~ hopeful of results here. and equally q
Ut Grants success in Virginia. l see ny
radical friends in Congress are sti pur
suing me. l hope they will have GOO,
time Of it. I Go no care a snap Of N,
fingers whether they succeed or not il
turning me out Of Congress and the arm
both. | think. after The incessant excite
nent and toll Of the past four years,
could enjoy little quiet retirement es
peoially as it IL uew apparent that NE re
bellion will soon be put down and Oh
Abe reelected.
1 am very truly yours,
Al BLAIR.
Washington. June 81, 1864.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13
CONVERSATIONAL CONVENTIONS.

The Republican Congressional Convention for the First
Congressional District Will be holden at Fairfield Jeder-
County. ON Wednesday, August 18th, 1894 at 10
O'Clock A. Said Convention will nominate candidate
for Representative in Congress- and also candidate for
Presidential Hector and will transact such other bus
may properly come before it, All persons who
sustain and will support the present Administration in
the adopted for suppressng the rebellion with
ont distinction former party associations, are cor
daily invited t unite in sending delegates The ratio Of
representation viii be delegate for every 100 votes
and every fraction thereof above 80 cast for Gov.
srnor Stone.
GEO W. McCRAEY. Chairman Lee Co.
CALVIN TAYLOR. Davis Co.,
y. p GRANTuAM Henry Co.
J. r. LEWIS Washington Co.,
!. s, HURLEY, Louisa Co.
JOEL MAYNE. Van Burcn Co,
WM +. JOHNSON, Des Moines Co..
NM. LONG. Jefferson Co,
Republican Congressional Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13
DOR sALE-CuEAp.-Dr. Hict.

TOR SALE-CHEAP.-Dr. Hicks
Il offers his brsniifai residence two naiies from town
Tor sale IL consists Of Substantially built we'll Enised
frame cottage with ten rooms cellar estsraas good
barn, Thirty acres n land stock pond grape arr tsix
srseIie. u grses four handiesppis trees peach par.
plum cherry, apricot nectssine, siberian erab seyes
The land we'll fenced end In high of culiisa-
ton Ten TO wheat fes, 10 osfs-lock-
ing extremely we'll
This property viii be sod for 81 500 cash which, at the
present premium specie Il about eu.shTd ensf II
not sold by the Ant Of June te price will be sdyance
the property withdrawn from market. Enquire q
maslo tN4 IL B. TES-EfCK-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

LOR SALE-95 acres land. 10 acres
timber, doatIelog house and log t&xn Is acres nov
In grain all under fence, we wsfereA with fruit and
ether treess ipcss~d eight mics II Croten Van Bu
ocaRis, Iowa This land III be cold for $40 per AGRA
and title good. Enquire q III B'fES-EYGE
mayn Real EstAt. Agt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

EOR SALn- The Cottage Brick Dwell.
L Ing House on Morgan street, between sth anA stA
sfrestA, containing nine fooms- Rsquifssf
III B. TKN-EYCK.
HchS keai Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

LOR SALE-l60 Acres of Choice
4 Land, within four miles o. KeeAdk on the road b.
tween the Plank Rod and Assissppi rvevsli enclosed;
sold in parcels fur grape culture u DESIRED This land
formerly owned BY Mr. Van Aus. Title good or no
sais- Hnqahre Of HB. TKN1kYCK,
mch22 ~ s Real Essss Assps. Kspkuk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

EOR 6ALE-A Pane b yelling House
u containing roonas, god cistsrn, wen lot veil
street. between 10th and 18th sreef 1IjiS sood or no
sale. Price e 000 Enquire Of IL D. fkA.krCK,
mays s, $50 naw Real Dstses Ascas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

EOR SALE-A Frame Dselliug. With
i've rooms, lot we'll fenced, good cissern kc sisun-
ted High street between 18th 18th STREETS Price
$l,zoo. knqaireI In.yloI II. B. TEN-kYcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

TOR SALE-60 acres Of land, SIS acres
y under fencs. log house, .cisterns With other i'm
proveants. This band h located binn four
miles above this city. and admirably adapted the grow
lns OF grapes Title good SALE Price t5 Per
EnYuire Of IL H. TEy-EYCK
mays R>a; Estate Aren't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-13

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~ the styls n Acp9S CO = Tn ~ a1eoS1 81
nuseai stthef partner 70 - the nape u a.
arm n setseemeeekV ~ tueiuoss. PefsoaS hBuwfSs
themselves indebted p the1a&e aFn xiII pleaee -
- " fr$1sne X 1sMOQDY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20

No SHAVING on SUNDAY About twenty FIVE
BARRIERS fnd on Monday. averaging about
So and costs each. for work done on last Sun
day. Squire Sullivan was the medium through
whom the law Vas indicated The complaint
was filed by man named Huffman, profes
sionsl barber. in the employ OF one Gutig under
Odd Fellows Hall Huffman IL piousy inclined.
and to make Sunday a day Of recreation or rest.
ne hit upon the expedent of inforcing the Sun
day ordinance. so that one establishment could
have no advantage over another by accommo
dating its customers with "a Sunday morning
shave. Herafter the BARRIERS shops will be
closed on Sunday. and all work in that line will
have to be attended TO on the seventh day OF
the week Will all violations of Gods day be
treated with equal yigorl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE STOCK FARM!

vUVHE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE Es-
tate Of Edmund Mooney, deceased will sell on the
premises,
On saturday. June 1th,
The following de. crbed land In Nnev all township Bar
thoomew cnunty. four and halt miles oil Tayiors
vile, and six and half miles from Edinburg:
W. quarter Of section "a, township 10, range 1, 100
Nv quarter OF s. W. quarter Of section -, township
10, range 4, 30 acres.
sw. ouirte OF W. quarter, Of section 10, township
10, range 4, 10 acres
r. half Of :. Z. quarter Of secto -, township 10,
range !. 80 acres
y. bali Of 4. quarter Of section ~ township To-.
I, 80
Making splendid Farm Of four hundred sores. with
severai eood houses, Frame Barn, Hay shed, stock
Sheds, Cribs &c.
Thr,e hundred and sixty fenced. Three hundred
acres cleared all ~ grass lc0 Of which
be ed the ensuing harvest balance good pasture.
Every Geld j. supplied with living water from never
failing springs
There Il a good Tannery Of near hundred watts.
supplied with over head water. bark sheds, c., the
farm
TsRns-0ns- third cash in hand. balance In two annual
ps, ments with inter 81. secured by age the
prem Sc
For further particulars address ca o. j. r. Mooney.
az Mooney CTS, IS Meridian street. Indianapolis, or
w. W. a J. y. Mo-u.y Columbus.
For conveyance TO examine premises, call on Harvey
Lewis, Edihburg.
DiLi.ARD RICkETTS.
JAMES r bOjNtY,
myl0-d3w executors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20

IxprASAYoLis WHOLESALE TRApE.-No wear
has ever witnessed 80 great Az increase in the
wholesale grocery trade in indianapolis as the
past. when il will be remembered that since the
commencement Of the war. staple groceries have
been sold cheaper than m the eastern markets.
Buvers will perceive the advantage OF exsmin-
Ing stocks there. and We refer With pleasure To
the House OF Messrs. Sawyer & S,arrett. whose
card VII DE found in another column. The en-
terprise. energy aud liherslitv of this firm has
earned them merited popularity aud success.
and their ample wealth aud immense sales emf
bic them 20 keep isrre aud fresh stock. So
lecied from home and foreign markets Buyers
should not fail u visit this popular establish
meat Il Upton Union
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20
from new York.

NEW YoRK. MAY l9-The Posts sshington
special. dated 10. saws:
Its sal I tha, the Senate Finance Committee
will report IN favor ot increasing the tax upon
whisky.
The Chronicle announces scarcity Of sanitary
supplies here
Concerning the bogus procln nation arrests the
Commercial Advertiser says:
On application at Gen Dx's Office this morn
ing our reporter learned th,t further orders
relative 10 the matter had been received, but il
was expected that the Government would order
the restriction TO he removed some time 10 day
The Tribune's Washing tou special. dated 18th.
A general subscription paper is in circulation
to raise "A fund "a pay reward for the detection
OF the perpetrators of the bogus proclamation.
l2:lO Z. NJ, SAYS:
Our correspondent sends the following. dated
Headquarters. Army of the Potomac. May 18th.
1850 Z Nj:
Since forwarding NV frs, dispatch this morn
ing. the desultory skirmish firing which began at
daybreak has grown into very considerable
battle
The enemy discovering our changes or posi-.
ton last uight and taking advantage OF the
same. were found TO have mAssed their whole
strength right. designing. doubt. one
more desperate assault TO break our lines aud get
through 10 our supply trains.
stoned reoceupation OF our old positions of
Yesterday morning and il vas hereupon on our
extreme right with he 81 And 9Th corps that
the struggle has been kept up with more or less
severity w 20 noon 10 day.
Our troops were advanced % within very close
range oi their eirthSOrks. whea a murderous
artillery ire opened upol US occasioEing
considerable loss. hut our own guns we're soon
got into position. and under cover OF their fire We
charged them and took their first line of rife
pits. capturing consider IDLE number Of prison
ers aud several OF their guns
Al this present writing there j. cessation OF
firing along the iine-. snl the indications ere that
there will be nc more fighting before evening OF
10 mOrow.
The Vermont Heavy Ariille-y. JUS, arrived.
was Ia this light aud highly complimeated.
lis stated that the decisive battle 5 not unlike
~ to toe fought here. and that within few DAYS
NJ the firthesi.
special t. the Philadelphia Enouirer. dated
Washington. May 18Th. says:
We learn iron gentleman who left Grant
headquarter st IL A VI to-day. thar about DAY
lights brisk ire opened all along the line. and
by seven O'Clock. as he was riding away. an en-
gAsemen' seemed TO be progressing with both
artillery aud infantry
Nothing OF Importance transpired yesterday.
Adviees from Nesbern state that the rebels
are enforcing conscription in Beaufort. H. lie,
Washington. and Tyrell counties
There i a rebel aotilla OF 10 bsrres each
-rmei SIth h0NtLsr aud tweuls -hse men. on
Chowan river
The results OF the rebel raid against Ne~bern
we're Tie capture o! our !ostScsiioas al Evans
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20
r orn Cairo.

CAIEo, Nay 1S.-The steamer ST. Patrick
rom Memphis, passed up for Cincinnati with
81 bales of cotton for Evansville. Her dates
are up 70 Yesterday morning.
In the late capture of Yazoo City by Gen.
Macarthur, the rebels had been badly worsted
and lot largely in killed and wounded.
Twenty or thirty thousand bsle- were reported
TO have been in the vicinity of Yszoo City six OF
seven thousand bales Of which we're burned by
Union citizens who brought il there before the
\ azoo country had been evacuated by our forces
last spring.
The future movements of Gen Macarthur are
unknown
Gen Banks has been ordered to report at New
Orleans.
An officer Of the steamer Commercial, who
arrived at Memphis from Duvall's Bluff. reports
that the rebels have erected a battery on White
river, at South Bend Cutoff Several boats are
above and dare not attempt to pass.
Two steamers we're recently fired into on the
Arkansas river, and lady passenger mortally
wounded.
CAiRo. Nav l9.-The steamer Runyan, from
DuvslI's Bluff, arrived this evening. Every
thing quiet along the river. which was overflow
ing its banks
Memphis dates Of yesterday contain no impor.
tant news.
The steamer Decatur passed up for St. Louis
with gu bales vi cotton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20

Mrss KArr rLKrcHsK This meritorious aud
popular Young actress, ~ho has 30 long and
successfully fsbosed to entertain the patrons OF
the Metropolitan. has a benefit TO night. The
magnificent scenic piece OF Cherry anu Fair Star
will be repeated on this occ ,sion
Sergeant Hill Of the City Greys-our Hill
Hill whom eberybody shudders at when ne acts
the villain on the stage. aud whom everybody re
sp>cts a. a ~holssool. clever gentleman ia
social life. win make bis last appearance before
going TO the sars. Mr Hill At the close OF The
piece will recite The Bsttle-feld Of Shiloh
We need not say the house will be crowded. io'
that conclusion Is selt-e dent. but ws give the
hint that the friends Of Miss Fischer and Mr.
Ei!l wAy socuse seals early.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20
From Phiiadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, May ia special to the
Evening Telegraph. dated Washington 18th.
contains the following:
1t is reported that advices from the Army of
the Potomac up to o'clock a N have been
received. and show that the I'd corps advanced
successfully and tnrned the enemy's left flank,
capturing fifteen guns and many prisoners.
IL is rumored that Lee is falling back slowly
and has been forced to evscuate his works. If
this be true, his total overthrow will soon be
C ompete.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20
q liz A ~ IT'S
VEGETABLE Cumulative

UrHAs BFES PROVED BEYOND ALL QUESTION
that Ur. Grants Vegetable csruiin-tve u the
nl.s.aft. safe and reliable nedy lh has ever been
discovered for Camp Iaarrhes Cholera Norbns Booay
Fiux aud al thoe disorders depending upon deranged
stale OF the bowels.
One or NO dos viii relieve uneaSincss and grpng IN
the stomach and bowels. and boge vii check the
most obstinate cases Orch 'ouic iiarrhea
II IL pleasant 70 the TASTE ard beng prepared from
purely haruess 49, and herbs peculiarly adapted Il
fam IN uss and among children.
On the wrapper q each bottle viii BE- found my fac
simils, without which rone i genuine.
The pre- IL Fifty Gents per bvt-ie
Manufactured only az ms iahraiory, Fulton street,
Se~ York. JOHN h. GRANT n. u.
J.F SAVIOUR. Druggist No. Raics House BOX. H.
disn. pols indiana who~ssle Az. nj Tor the West 70
whom all orders seocic Be addressed.
syrsl-d,u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20

Isr TrLrszAyr.,
new Work Market.

view
NV YoRK. May 10.
Cotton about lc better; sS@ss mid uplsnds,
e5@e6c low middng
Flour State and West more active; 81 3o@
40 Tor ex-Stste. 81 5JG7 40 Round Hoop
Ohio. 81 75@s 40 for trade brand; market clcs-
ing frm
Wheat decidedly more active; lac higher;
fair demand Tor export; 81 5e@l 63 Tor Chicago
Spring. 81 6U@l 6s for Nil. club, ~ 6o@l -
Winter Red " esteru; $40 bush Chic. Spring
and Mil CLUB to arrive, at 81 54@l "a.
Com 2@21sc better. Old mixed West. 81 ~
al 80. ia store.
oals dull and dropping; ss@sOc for West
ern.
Coffee dull. and prices noninslly unchanged.
Wool quiet.
Petroleum steady. Refined in bond 81. do.
June and July SHE.
Whisky more active; 81 81 for State, 81 ESQ
! 29for Western.
Sugar heavy.
Molasses dull.
Pork.6rmer; $26d27 for mess; $26@26 so for
old do; S27@2o tor new do $23@2sh Tor
old and new prime. and $27 Is tor prime mess.
Beef. Market quiet aud unchanged.
Bacon sides dull.
Lard dull and lower, at l3I4@l4lsc; the lat
ter extreme at the close.
Butter scarce and higher; 25@36c. for COM
mon to prime Ohio. and 3493Sc. for State.
Cheese steady; l29I6 com. to prime.
Money easy, large supply, 6@7c. chiefly at IN
side rate
Exchange dull, heavy; 81 s61x@l s7% cur
reDcy.
Sterling dull. 9@ls ga
Gold lower, opening at 50, declining 70 slH
and closing dull at sl1z@elHc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20
From Warrington.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
WASHINGTON, May 1910 p. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMESr.l
WASHINGTON, May 1910 p. N.
To Major General DIX:
No official reports of military operations to-
day have been received by this department from
Gems Grant or Butler.
Reports from Gen Shermsn's command, dated
Kingston. Ca, P N. to day. announces that
Sherman reached Kingston and encamped las,
night This morning he advanced upon the en-
envy. who again retreated
The dispath says that while il was being writ
ten. Hooker and Howaru's gins were ham
ing at Johnston. aud thd two aImies were in
plain sight OF each other
Two miles east OF Kingston Davis division
of the l4th corps war ia possession OF Rome.
(Signed) (. NJ STANTON.
Secretary of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20

tE- The beautiful and accomplished Miss
Kate Fletcher takes a farewell benefit tonight
at the Metropolitan. The play will be the COR.
geous scenic spectacle o: Cherry and Fair Star.
Miss Fletcher is most estimsble young lady. a
native. We beIive. Of Indianapolis She has
shown that she possesses histrionic genius. She
has contributed to the amusement and instruc-
ton Of our public. winning the commentator
and applause OF all. Let her to night be en-
couraeed with the presence Of hosts Of her ad-
mirers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20

IN Madame ArabalIy Hunter. who is at
present in this city, at the Palmer House, is. ac-
cording to her testimonials. in our opinion, the
most accomplished cIairvoyant, planet reader
and doctress Of the age. The gifted lady is on
her way South. but has been over persuaded to
tarry in the Metropolis of Indiana for day or
two. Her room is No 81 She is beautiful as
we'll as being scest6c and graceful She has
the indubitable faculty Of telling everybody the
Past, Present and Future. She never fails. She
can describe to ladies and gentlemen their future
partners This lovely and intellectual lady needs
no references. but she can produce from New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. certificates
from the most prominent She speaks French.
German and English. Give her a call and satisfy
Yourself
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20

Under the provisions Of an ordinance Of the
CITY Of Indianapolis. the Board OF Public IN
provemeBt of said oitv has been organize,l and
will hold IT. regular meetings in the ufhce Of said
Board lin the City Clerks Office in Glenns'
Block. on each W ednesday afternoon. commenc
ing az 2 o'clock
The ordinance regulating the construction Of
buildings within the city limits il low in force.
ard hereafter IL viii be unlasful for any person
IN erect any building. barn. stable out house or
shed without first obtaining n permit 70 do so
from the Board Of Public Improvement Nor
can any one drive across sidewalks or dig away
earth from the same 10 aid ia building, without
nrst obtaining permit. Permits are also re
quired 10 remove any building from poin; 10
another
THE penalties for building, using sidewalk or
excavatIng me. or for removing houses. are all
heavy, and will be enforced % the letter
The Board will. 10 the discharge OF ia duties
throw no obstacles in The way of builders. but
will earnestly endeavor 10 encouraging the I'm
provement Of the city the object of the ordinance
being TO protect the public from the too free use
Of The streets for building purposes, ard to guard
against fires from cnrelessness in bnilding
Blank forms for applications can be obtained
Of the Clerk of the Board at the Office aforesaid,
who is instructed 10 assist parties applying for
permits in the preparation Of their application.
A special meeting OF the Bosrd will be held
on Saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. At the Office
OF the Board. to attend TO urgent business, at
which time pending applications willie promptly
AUSTIN II BROWN.
Prest of the Board of Pub Imp.
Q. ). BUTTERFIELD, Clerk. ~ 81
rGazstfe Free pre.s and VolkshI ~ conv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20

II Summer has indeed come and TO secure
comfort the proper habiliments suited TO the
change Of temperature are not only conducive 10
the promotion of good health. but to fit the
wearer to appear in such presentable shape be-
fore his friends as will make their feelings mu-
tually agreeable.
The attention Of strangers visiting the city. rs
well rs the permanent residents. is respectfully
directed 20 the great advantages they viii
secure by a call at the frst-class Merchant Tai
loripg Establishment OF Louis Schultz, 10 North
Penps, lvanis street. within two doors OF the
Po-tofice 2o-St
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-20

mills. the garrison escaping; the capture Of the
stocksde az Crowton. Nth It's garrison OF 80 men.
and some injury 70 rhe railroad be,secn New.
bern and noorehesd CITY.
The rebels were repulsei by our batteries snd
gunboats 1t Newberp. end rstreated on the 6st
The rebel ram, Albersrle. hsd 8 men killed
in the engagements M the mouth of Roanoke
river on the 5th. sud wss so badly injured as to
be sent sp the river Tor repairs.