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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06

But few young men have won ia the walks OF
civil life, a more envisble fame than George II
Pendletoa. the unanimous nominee OF the Con
veution for Vice President Born in the city he
SO ably represents in Congress, be has shown
himself sn able debator, aud one OF the soundeSt
statesman, Tor his age, IN the republic As a
lawyer be has enviabie reputston-is a 6nt
scholar and N his character A. man and as a
citizen, as parent. husband. friend. is above
and beyond reproach.
Mr. Peudleton is now in the very prime OF
liie aud although yerging on two score wears
he looks much younger. In person he is slim
bat finely formed, his face embodiment OF
manly beauty.
The FIRST appearance Of Mr. PendIetoR in pub
lie life vas member of the Ohio Senate in 1853
and IN that body. the ablest Senate Ohio ever
had, be soon took the highest rank he served
bu, one term. declining 4 reelection In ls57
Nr. Pendleton entered Congress, representing
the city of Cincinnati. where he VAS born. OF
that body re ! still = member His Congres
sIonai career has given him national reputa
ton, which finally eliminated in his selection for
the second office IN the peoples gift
Ia earls life. and before he voter AIR
Pendie'on cast his Fortunes with the Democracy
and IN support OF is cardinal principles has been
true as The dial 70 tie sch This made him 4
strong opponent oi any encroachmeuts on the
rights OF the States and OF the people. and MS
speech ia Congress in defense of the writ of Ia
beas corpus won for its author the highest praise
for ability, even from those who were defending
the President in his violation OF that great writ OF
personal freedom.
OF course Mr.. Peudle;oa i a Peace man-a
Democrat Of bis ability and position could no,
well be othersise-and from the commencement
OF the TO this hour his every effort ha. been
to insure peace to the republic.
That the domination for the Vice Presidency
meets with the warmesi approval Of our jadg
nsnt, IL il scarce necessary 10 add after what
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06

Hon. ALBERT 3. WHITE. Judge Of the United
States District Court Of Indiana. died at his
residence in Stoekvel. Tippecanoe county. on
SUNDAY, the 4th inst. Of congestion OF the
lungs. after brief illness. He will be buried a,
Lafayette on Wednesday Ito morrow The de
ceased vas about s. years Of age. Judge WHITt
vas native Of Orange county, New FORK, be.
he became citizen Of Indiana about thirty years
ago. aod during that period be made Lafayette,
or It's immediate neighborhood, bis residence
He was a lawyer, and earlv attained eminent dis
sinction In his profession.
Judge wHrrE has filed msny Positions OF
high public trust, and always sith credit to him
self and honor to those whom he represented
he was elected Representative IN Congress in
1887, aud took his seat at the extra session oi
that year, While member Of the House, and
without bis knowledge. he was elected United
States Senator in 1859. and served six years.
Four years ago he was again elected a Represen
taiive from the Eighth Congressional Distric,
Upon the death of Judge SMITH. but few
months ago. Mr.. WHITE was appointed by Presi
Qctb LISCOLS ds uls -uCCt-oOf fOf gtaie
the deceased was President Of the Lafayette and
Indianapolis Railroad Company, its first Presi-
dent. we believe, and under his Management,
that road was constructed and put in successful
operation.
In his profession, in public and in social life
Judge WHIrK ever exhibited qualities of high
order. He was laborious student and he mas
tered every question to which be directed his at
tention. As bellies lettres scholar he had but
few superiors.
Al the dedication of the Cro~n Hill Cemetry
In this city, few weeks ago. he delivered the ad-
dress upon the occasion. and il production
seldom equalled for depth Of thought, elevation
of sentiment aud elegance of expression. Alasl
how soon he has tested his own philosophy Of
death and q future state
Judge WHIrE was useful citizen and an honest
man. His public services will identify his name
sith the history of the State. and bis memory
will long be cherished by a wide circle of friends.
He leaves wife and several children TO mourn
the loss OF kind aud indulgent husband and
father
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06

have written above We have kpovn him long
and well. and know Of none wbo would better
grace the second, or the frat Office in the gift OF
the people. than George II. Pendleton, Of Ohio.
10 this city personally he is little known. but IN
the West, where his life has been passed, and
where best known and most loved. bis nomina-
alton will quicken the popular heart. and will be
hailed with enthusiasm; and at the polls the
young men Of the West viii rally TO bis sup
port With a determination TO succeed that can
not be driven from its pupose.-ISes York
News
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06
M E DlCAL.

Es A COMPOSITION OF ASTRINGENTS, ABSORB
ents, stimulents and carminstives, which every ply
slcan Acknowledges is the only preparation that will ef
feet permanent of Darrhes aud Dysentery- This
AnChoera Mixture is in in several OF cur army
hospitals where IL gives the greatest satisfaction II has
saved the lives OF thousands OF soldiers and citizens
aud Will be the best remedy IN the
world for Darrhea and Dysentery.
Nj Woods, of COvington, Ky, will be NEST happy TO
satisfy any Of the virtue Of Strickland Cholera
Mixture: in fact have great number Of testimonials
from patients Who have been cured after being pro-
bounced incurabe By their Physician after taking
only bottle Ct Strcklands Anti Cholera Mixture.
suffer With the Disrrhes Dy-entery try bottle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE

THE slruArIoS on THE PoToxsc-SKN. EAELr's
ARMY STILL NEAR HARrKS's FEERY-GESERAL
SHERMAN STILL GUARDisG The PoToNAc-NAN-
EuvEEs or EARLY TO DRAW SHERIDAN AWAY
FROM MS BAsE-TBE coSEEDERATEs IN FULL
POSSESSION or THE vALLEY-TERRrsLE BATTLES
OK THE WELDON RAILROAD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06

sB The following Federal officers from Indi-
ana are under FIRE at Charleston:
Lieut.. James Clements, 18th cavalry; Lieut.
/. 8. Coleman. 18th cavalry; Lieut.. Henry O.
Dunn, 10th infantry; Capt Jud Lucas, 5th cav
airy,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06

~ The Louisville Democrat erroneouslv
states that George II. PendIe;en msrriei rels
tive OF Gen Robert L Lee This is not so
HIS sifs Is the daughter OF Mr. key. the author
ofthe Star SsangIed Banner which even our
Republican friends will admit 10 be patriotic
song
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06
Precesaings 81 the Chicage Cenven.
ten.

The weekly Sentinel. printed this morning
will contain The proceedings Of the Chicago Con
veniion in full. A large number Of extra copies
have been printed. which can be bad at ibe office
Price ; cents q copy. t -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06
From the Indianapolis Journal
Letter of j. ncDonaId 10 John w.
Hay. Chairman Cstixens' Meeting.
ISpfASAPoLIs, August -. 1864

John ". Rsg. Esq:
Yours Of the 23d inst. inclosing the preamble
aud resolutions adopted by a so called citizens
meeting Of indianapolis on the 22d inst. has
been received.
In tbs preamble il is stated thai a. Browns
towr. and again at Bedford. in public speech.
charged thas. in the yesr 1869. the Flat regiment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06
OIL DIE z s.

You ought not 10 Be without such valuable medicine
The Cincinnati National Union. Of april 18th says
that thousands q soldiers have been saved By the
Of Stricklsnd's Anss-Cholera Mixture
Sold by Druggists and prepared only By Dr. A. strick-
land, East Forth street, Cincinnati, o.
For sale BY W. l. Hsskit b Co. Browning sloan,
Stewart Morgan J. T. ssessr, ronlnson Cox, Rgnsr
4 Wocher. as---
Price 30 essss par ksssls. Usy17-Qyss1kWD
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06

cH-Generai RosERT ANDERSON. OF Fort Sum
Ter celebrity. Il . warm and enthusiastic frienc
Of General MoCkxlIAS for the Presidspcy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06

Ey- L DIE S-WE THINK DR.
Strickland Is gate rsh;in advising you IN his advertise
nent In columns Of ,o-dsys paper 10 take bottl
highly recommended An-cholsra Mixture yoau
knspsscks. II may the lives Of many o. bes
soldiers Mothers. s~s that yosr - neglect
Yos get ~ the Drug Stores 81 - cents per bsts
II Il the best remedy Ter DArrfsrs snd pyssussry.
uasvAT-Slysoc&vS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06
OBITUARY.

Died, Of Consumption, on Saturday evening, Septem
Der ID, 1894 Mrs. AMANDA NJ, wife Of Samuel B. Cor
bailey, aged % years, months and 10 days.
ILapcrte and Plymouth papers please copy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06
PROPOSALS. FOR LOAN.
.S..7.soLOAN

The Secretary Of the Trss-ry gres nosiee that sub
scrPtiOns viii Be received for ceupoa Treasury Notes.
payable thrse years from Aus. isth lsss With sen-sn-
nusiE;sTsst at The of and treetenfhs pr
cent per snnun-prnepsl and lsssEes, beth to b. paid
IN lawful money.
These notes win Be convertible the optloa q ia
holder maturity into SIX per gold bearing bond.
payable not less than Ave tA.n snsy yes-
from their date, the GOvera8en; msy elect rh>y
win Be issued IN denominations q hty. hundred.
Eve hundred thsassnd. and five Thousand dollars
and all subscnpsi.as BE for hfy dollars
multiple Of afty dollars
TIE notes VII Be tr.nspisi-d the owners free Of
transportation charges amer the receipt % the
origin icetiheses Of Deposit they be prepared
As be notes draw interest from August IS. persons
maxim deposits subsequent to tAat date must pay the
interest accrued from date Of date Of deposit
Parte eepOsiins twenty-five thousand cellars ana
upwards for these any time viii be allowed
commission Of One-Guarter Of one per cent, which
win be Ta- % tire Treasury Department upon the
eept Of aen for the amount certified to BY the officer
with Whoa the deposit was made No deductions for
\.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-06
singular Errors i'm the President.
Draft Procla m ton.

We republish the Presidents last procla nation
for draft in order to call attention to some sin
gulsr errors in that document!
WASHINGTON, July lS. 1864.
By the President Of the United States Of America
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-07

n the fight on Wednesday, at Cold Ei&rbor,
Rcket' division charged line Of breast works.
sustaining loss Of over five hundred. The
Second Connecticut heavy artillery got'ine
within q few yards Of the entrenchments were
received bv such terrible fire IS to cause them
to fall back about a hundred yards where hey
halted. and moving 10 the right, tIanked anoi
gained possession OF portion OF the Inc
which they held ali night until relieved. -
Their loss was very heavy, being about 3S5 II
killed, wounded and missing
The fight in which the Fifth corps was Gu
gagged on the same day was much seVerer than
was first reported. General AuguT's division
got so far in advance that it was 13anked by
heavy force Of Confederates and Was forced to
fight their way back three quarters Of a mile,
through thick wood, rejolning the corps with
considerable loss.
The correspondent Of the New York Her
old writes. The grani}est effort 0E the Con
4ederates TO force rhe Federal lines was made
about three @ CLOCK on he morning OF the "a
instant, {, thursday Al that tline three reg
;,.ents Of Genrlal re,ry's division weT" On
ptket duty, ana occupied be rltles !,!'. 81 III
righr trunr. The l!h Maine @as Oh ;he ex
treme rigl2r the 29 h Illinois II TI'8 c~n''ee,
and he 7eh Connectlcut on the IefE. oAoril]
alter 6tre 0 clock IN the tn'Ertling CT 5he "a
,lsf ant heavy artillery fire was opGnoa ~ ttle
Cnnte.9erates on 1he right q the 'th Connect
cut. {Jul!er cover Of their artillery the Con
faerates lnas>ed large nunher o: metl;. WI"
made a sudden rush on the Federal line ot
-ti,,
broke !, in Two places, formed III the rear, and
took q large number of prisoners. The SO
New Hampshire regiment, subsequently
drove the Contederates back and re Established
the picket line twenty-five prisoners were
taken lron the Cuulederuies:
ON the extreme left Of the hne the pcHets
were attacked by the 22d regiment of South
(,arolina troons They drove in the Federas
in front of the work, known as Battery No
The ronfederatcs were attacked and driven
hsrL Nv nne company cf the 1st Connecticut
s,d some d;smounted cavalry. The line was
haro soon reestablished The extreme righl q
he line was also attacked BY a considerable
force of Coutedcrates They did not manage
to nreak through al this point: uu5 the skiT
m;shine was continued during the whole day,
and the line swung gradually back Tor short
distance, The line Was afterwards established
on ground which was previously selected a.
the best to be occupied bhy ihe ptckels' II
would have been occupied before tor that por
nose but from a dislnci,natlon 70 Tle|ti al'S
ground when net attacked.
The New York journals, n view Of the
latest advices from the Army Of the Potomac,
are not all so sanguine as 10 the final result:
a. tbev have hitherto been. The Times says
i
Lee bolds bis main line strongly and per-
sistentIy, even though be be no5 pfe!,aFe& ;n, 70
fall upon Grant wish his Whoie army Lh5
nar,test for Richmond bids fair to be prolonged
and desperate. >
Richard Wallac}l has bean reelected S1ayoT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-07
PUBLISHED (DALY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR,
ea~ ~0FFTCE-No. 1O4 King street, over
nos formerly French's) Book Store.
n11E CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.

,oont from Washington, that there was no
fsbring on Thursday, r. H. Mcbride, the
snea;aI correspondent Of the Washington
Chronicle. with the Army Of the Potomac, IN
his letter to that paper. dated at 'Headquar~
,ors' On the 4th, states that On THURSDAY,
about four 0 clock in the morning; the "a corns
made terrific assault upon the enemy, en-
treoshea along their front Two lines OF for
tifcations we're occupied By our men: several
neces oe cannon ana a large number OF prl-
soners were captured. 1t was daylight. Our
man we're 10 the works. The enemy opened
on them an onflading fire, which made the
newly gained lines untcnable, They had to De
abandoned, With the guns we had taken.
''The rebels imayined we were deblIi'ated.
Their design was TO move Us as tar from Kleh
mond as possible. IL the afternoon they came
rushing un to our works with the FuEy or dc
mons. Great gaps we're cut IN the advancing
lines. On. up 70 the ramparts they ran ana
yecoiIed before the continuous blaze OF mus
ketrv-cannon tnat greeted their approach
and soorched their faces Again and again
the human wave came surglng on TIL 1t seem
ed as if two tiIiows of f" e met and destroyed
each other From our whole line the rel els
were thrust back.
s;Greeg marched to the left-heid Bottom
Bridge. The 9Th corps moved from the right
and became our left flank The % followed
soon after when the 9TH and 9Th corps we're
assa;ed By the enemy, who seemed TO have
some preternatural knowledge OF what was
transpiring. On the morning OF the 4tll inst.
EweIl, vino was upon Lees Lett, had entirely
disappeared. The 9TH corps were fighting IN
the neighborhood of Rethsaida Church, the
enemy still holding the Mechanicsvlsie line
along the north and south shores OF the Chick
ahominy. We have lost considerably, but
nothing seems to affect the troops, who can
not be appalled, By the sight Of blood, nor III
Inundated By danger and death.
The Agent Of the New York Associated
Press, writing from the headquarters OF the
Army OF the Potomac on the 4th, says -
The Federal loss in yesterdays engagement
vas more severe than at first reported, being
about II 600 for the two days-Thursday and
Friday. To day the army has rested, and
nothing but artillery duel|iug has occurred.-
In the fight yeste1 day, Breckinridge occupied
the right, Beauregard next, Longstreet corps
the centre, and Evel on the left, while Hlll'
corps was held in reserve. Their artillery hr.
ing was good at some points, two Of our cals-
seas being ezplnded by their shells, and a
number OF men and horses killed and wound
Cd at each. The wounded are being sent CIT
as rapidly as possible. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-07

Richard Wallach has bean reelected Mayor
Of Washington ''y 763 majority over BIS opp"
,pnt. T, Il. Szmmes The political sentiment,
oe both are the same.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27
The Tnrr.
.rcu- xnUx ,lgxuN ItTn gl1Na

NEW YORK JOCKEY ULtB RAt4s.
.Jhc rscosfc on at the cenIteylc coasse on the
2sjh and goth ul june and tie ist OK July vii probably
attract the hole attention OF the tori the coming
week Al The races THE last ycar Of tts
mos, extraordinary rGps Of four mites ever seen
made By Idswild and jerome Edgar. SShc famous I'D
IL all ready to agt!p, ali N16lS, the winser
of tie Paterson Derby has declined 10 meet her In ssh
o. Two miles. Beside, Idewli there a, the ceaera
VILE Course Panic Reporter, rlpoerary, Fagie,. Zen
Brcec Charlotte ~ Vaccine Lusoe, Nr. Morris colts
ard fy by imp Eclipse, Brotberto Jack Nalcsas, and
the colt by imp Knight Of -. Ctasec oct Of Ada iss ny
ou IuesdayNL. das si three miles, race ol
mile heats fpr sll on hs Hcap. Tue siasias have
been rented snd well provide scr tito cony oasaoeol "a
dies, who are admitted frce.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27
pena,turo or sne nrig vision.

HER sAIL na VIEWED nv THOUSANDS op sPEcTA-
ToEs-A wAeEISg TO THE NAVAL POWERS OF
EUROPE, KTC,
Too VISION up anchor and made sail yesterday ATTIC
ronn al two o'clock, and started ief voyage
the Aartt Ocean. thousands Of spectators throngcd
tho Battery 20 witness departure, and evnccd tie
liyelcs ntcrcs, 10 her movements, and AZ wished Dor
bon poylgr.
when al ready Capt rcnovon sc; his rcrcsai
end fore topsa aud mainsa and giving her tho ib shc
was headed for Governors Island "on the Wind, aud
saniug closo In, he thcu "isc8ed ship ard reuchod
oyer TO Whitehall, whom he again tackled heading Tor
Rcdie's Island, and, making moro tack, he stood
down the bay with nice brecsc, making al least eight
knots The night being Zoe and with good breeze no
viii probably be at early this sning, wnea III
s,ccr sbort east hail n rth.
rsr,an Donovan n.oSds 10 make Tho ooas, o' rneand
aoou, lends Cnd proceed direct 70 Ionies Thcro
Is no rcuson doubt that the Vision will safely reach hes
aestaa,tn Captain donovan viii rrccsbiv bc reported
TING ~ time bi passing vessels 30 trss W.. .shah re
enabled ~ bear OF blsprogfse over the fslanto. Ia re-
dpres sonc nerve for such undsr'sksg, and VIC hore
men that although they have sent ,s Target vossc "a
ns We IA ct them SEQ that yesse. can carry
TIC sars and stripes across TO there. " ,hia success
fully accomplished nnn lei her nake &c ~ for Il
world not be unlk siy 10 the eve al OF fore war tbat
feet OF North river slo sps gos cross ovst and
trouble ncs commerce. snd Psrhps destroy her eoasins
trtfn
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

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'Is.ssss sss%s VIZ SsS,ss rOr, Royr, hour
VIVA pss.sn. s. . 2 z ! spo rord -. o.I
' :a s 1rf ycs"sss ssss. iS. .: w.
sieamsSps sIs Emsre nlster Washington viii mase ass
ssp So:sS s@srss . siST L,..ro, 5s Way z, vrs
at Il 81 ion X gssssasss ~ !, Ts ssssss
rsr eg'y sg y,1 Ies g "a
John M for @ ise ssrsss, q X I1..ad s,Ss H., H.
s 4 4Isssss ps:s.sss.s sAsssss & asi1s. To- va
and ms,a Wa. sisi Killed a.. p 4 4. a p a 1 e
.nssl sap = IN s.s,, sG ssoesya Watts New O us W..
.i,S sSs !,' Fp ssss ~ Pas 5n'' "a
i,so ssp n,,ss u ws pay Chase, Fortress aonn a'''
r,l:. bark j ssS1es B; n..ro~ss marssess asy ~
spoks shp Pride Ocean days 'ira' ~
s,rs glasgow G.a, Rap. Palermo. soday. with su'
Bar: ga, {ss welsh OF eezs I.ona Mogi Vera Ct
PARK Acme t9f Nassau Campbell Vera oruz "a d. "
a 9sr Ana e ss l1S.s Mos orGPSro s Rsr . s.y VI
Gaisns from Bremen M river: i7s s. sy id
Bask Wn i Wal, casineF, Rsnedoa is dag. wsh susar
snrk yes,on to' poriand,, po.s Remedies ,sd.ys
Brig FASH ion tBr LarsIn Trurilova Honduras, j. days
RrS sssa fsrS s'' rie.i. Tan,p,, 80 days with hAe.
Brig Elo (sr, B. Thompson. Vera Cruz 80 a.y.. IN srus
Big Gcosns tpanl p,scs wets nonaivr- dayu ~,ss
& biis Trackleas tBr fsprsie PORT Prirce. June H.
~s:..s saIs ss g,
sss .sR2: ss j sss: :s III
s na ns ds sqgop Ns por 81 &c w M nrS @.a
Rric Alice aaad Turks is.ndj. Pine. s.su,. I2.
Ss conausra York and Ss brig Tory a-
aas grg fr's IF .ue.s rcrSsri 70 ,e 6. Hso coa s.ra'
fris Excelsior (cf Bfrnude,, Prudcr germuds dsya
ss 'f a s'A Kay on days
scir $ Hshn-sy 1 1of colnr,s.e se,, Hsthswsy mo-
'assas 70 q ds,s =; \; q mo ass asses to 7 Talbot
s asasy w,A M'fssn 81
seS Faraas a af I"oosSaven, L-sonb sardaea. -
lg,s. wiih sasaE o scrrii Abbott SD 10 with ersS
scbr i Brewster Es~itns gaz- Is days wit, sugar y
seal Il 4 aroster tog welifce.), Neweom5 Elsu.srs
ser Shannon tsrg ROBERTS Elsa.hsra days. with ryua
sem yii.Ge, Belle, Garland. Green Turtle cay, sd~a
81, sssr ~ S]s, ssa t.lls1 Sssyys yi,..n.
ssr sear M1afiS III & isS psGros so,ssssSs ssa'
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sslT sslT Passs 4s' s.. rss.s iss.' s,v,
a'ssln.r Thorn 20 ! trsnspors) dbSs ony Poias =
stps~sr Detroit s;fsnspor rhors..s, Fortress MO-
F's scsa x aasi; rstoay y s-'ss psr =
Gni, Kenuev prnvtder
B,ean cr arrior Mott Providencs.
nf.i.ON. IN
Shin Taos Harvard. Call ffaIn Liverpool Nav "a
ship Chrstana. Hammond from London May II
Ship Susan iiosiani Gtin frem cardsT .Msy D.
SHIP Ssrraganseti Is days from N0.eana tt. Is
Bark Pride Of the Sea. 4&
BARK John carver M
Brfr Iictnu. from Porto Rico
Brig Milc. 2a days front Matamorns
tartha, with losa Of fora and main 9pgAl40e0oO
and N naas head.
Schr chas Pende.op. " dses from Trinidad. t Wi
Schr Bessie, Iu davs q ON 81 eaS1rado. A&
One ship, four BARK, aud one brig unknown.
SAILED
: = h--s,ean.ls Baltimore, Thaae,, e, cd PasHeniS
Cayela Thsoio, rsalr!n Else Europa. Harmon; bnRe
Hua'au Mystic, Helene q GndAw Mnris, Henny. uW~
sahrs Ayon Nassau, ALaa SOPHIA Scsa, Trena1b
Brapec, Moonlight Fyaway, Z MAftin.
Wind a. sun sW
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

itoyn' Havana IsOttery.-Highest Pre-.
MUM Pa-d iSi prizes. lnfrrmttton given. Dolb.cu
Wsuteo. ALEck 4 Co, Brokers,
"a and 10 Pine street, ". Y.
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

| Prizes Cashed iM All Logats8cd Iiotte-
res aNi Information giyea GALrApuEE < BEk5AAIA
[ HInkala 30 Chestnut atraft. Pllin dAl ,hiA
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

Prizes Cashod I'm ali LegaIized x.otte-
ries infornaton gIsen, JAKE, EXCs-AAGE OFFICE,
lyo broadway, New York CITY,
The New York herald., 1864-06-27

StpnwH CouRr-Cisnr--psrt 1-Adourned wl,hor.
asy. Part 2--Adpurued without day. Part s--1s
nusno sirecs-Ncs. ys75 1870 Gee 0ey 1s Isof Iete,
1885 1s4 teSl fpsf 1861 iidc ffs1 1850 l7st 2c2l,
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