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Justus Wentz's Estate.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Ashland
county, Ohio, Executor of the will of Justus Went1, late
of Ashland and formerly of Franklin county, Ohio. decea-
sed.
Columbus, o, March 18th 1861. 3w hw
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- Gie Staats 9pnrsnticn Der lcacnannten Uni

= Sic staatS contention Der lcsenanntsn lnis
Oil partbsi rrn BiseonIin bat lautsr SinsDln
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BGferet III perfaufen!

Sn S~prinsisb, GIart Co., Sbo, SO. III Wau StraBs,
III bic tprisc Yaferei untsr suten Ysbingunsea su p%srtauten,
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3iGr rs. 1864. 3mw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07
Erauflin Gpuntn.
Bureau Der Staats- q derbau.BebBrt.J
GpIunbus, o., Is. MGr, 1869.

an bic 8auern on Jranflin Co. O.:
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genp .ueltsr 3et, mann fe chen In bic StaSt ~fentu,n, auf
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geit l1nier,eitneten lnb nsu ansefpmn,en: Gne s,u6e
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i~berseust @ut ieIbf!
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Columbus, 2. Mpril 81. int h bp
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t5tnctnnatler WiarttDeri6t.

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70 biz 81 SO @ents unp 1au. EIadls EGO.
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Sapeten Sapeten!
Cine eruss Nupabl neue, idDne 1apeten Tab biQis su ser-
faufn bel
s. ublmann.
N.g. gaderetnbdnb un 8lber enrab munssn nsreen
fets nah Issliper Nrt gefertst.
Gplunbus, z. April "a. Int h bw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07
unb rsriaaft Der sanssn HamiLis manh cine senub,

unb reriaaft Der sanssn Samilie n1anh cine BsnuB'
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leinige Ngent tWr Columbus. @ieu!are percen unentgelt'
lid %perabfpl9t. 29NR3 =. Oar. gS. II. 5 gE. 0rcal.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07

SS SER Sriee. 6unfslmann rar 10 sefaaiS
bic NasntlAaft nes x9Ssttoten" iir 9ipsrpccl uni
llmasasne Al nitsrnsbmsn uno fGnnen uniste Atcn'
nsntsn in Nlshina So. ;3abluns an e~snisltsn ents
riAtsn unb lh SuitunS naiar ausfeaen lafsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07
Ntarftpreis Don Columbus.

NSaentit cprrisirt Don .. 8rcpts Stearnsu u. 6 ..
Slbmehede pcn Sp1. unp 8reunt. Straben.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
Arrests in Kentucky

\ large number of political arrests have re-
Gently been made in Kentucky Among those
arrested IN Louisville are Joshua r Buliit
Chief Justice OF the Court of Appeals; DE- II
Kallus, late Colonel Of the 18th Ky; G W G,
PAYNE. W X Thomas. Jailor OF Jefferson
county: VIM 4 Cassell. John COlgan. Alfred
Harris. Superintendent Water Works: Thomas
.IefTries Dr. Jos Z Buchanan. VI Paul, Chief
of Fire Department: John Hines, Henry Sick
rod, Michael Carroll VIM. Ftzhenry, Erwin
Bell. 4 O Branus, A J Michael, John Rudd,
r. : Tharin. Chas j Clarke B. Z. Bedford,
John Ii Talbot, VIM. G GRAY, X ). Z. aughn,
Dr. A r. Chambers.
The charges against these persons are dlsloy-
ats in general and being members OF the order
of the Sons Of Liberty in particular
Judge Bullitt Is accused 0y the Louisville
Press with being particularly active IN sowing
the seeds Of disaffeciion TO the Government. tie
i said 10 have been AZ Indianapolis on the 3J.h
of July. in consultation with representatives. of
the order from Missouri and elsewhere. Gen
Burbridge and Col Farleigh were in lndanapo-
lis on the same day and before Judge Buiitti
had time To reach home he was arrested
large number of arrests have been made
throughout kentucky. including many from Lex
incton. Frankfort. Bowling Green. COvincton,
and other points Ia Grant county The follow
ing persons were arrested:
Elder William Conrad. Seldom Conrad. Alex
ander Dunlap, ex Representative William CHIP
man. William Parish. J Z. ID Scroggin. John
T Maciunis. Jr and " ish. Auburn. In Har
rison county. Drs kirkpatrick and Perrin. l.. /
Martin. Perry WbeIritt and others. have been AT
rested About sixteen persons we're also arrested
in Gallaiin county = Y \ Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
Frcm New york.

INV YoRg August l0.-Gold continues
weak The present military situation Is cOnSid-
cred favorable T. the national cause at the gold
room, and the tendency is to keep gold down
The prices have Auctuaed from 255, at the open
ing, 70 252l aud again up To 25534
The Post contains detailed accounts showing
how Boston has been engaged in importing men
from Europe To go substitutes and volunteers
in the army Three ship loads, it appears, have
been brought over, mostly from Germany. The
arrivnls have been kept much more secret than
many OF our most important army movements.
Returns have been received from all but FIVE
counties of the vote in Pennsylvania on the
constitutional amendment to allow soldiers t.
vote. and they show for the amendment 1913, SOC;
against it, 1913 ,665
The Commercial SAYS:
The government has received important Off
cal news from Atlanta.
Ii also says that private dispatches announce
the resignation of Seward. Blair aud WeIles
Gen. Hooker and the Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy arrived here 70 dav
The Commercials Washington special saws:
Secretary Stanton denies having rendered his
resignation. aud says lie has 40 intention OF
doing
General Sckle- has been rendered the CON-
mand of the Reserved Corps but says he would
rather commaEd cJl"rel troops IN the field.
The public debt m % August 9th. outstanding
with coin interest i SSo4 .634 1871: bearIGg law
fol money interest. 1921 S4l 500; on which
interest has ceased 1861 lc): bearing no interest.
1922 sO69ll Total 81 $50 649 $50 Interest
PAYABLE in coin. S53l 0b6 667, interest in lawful
money, S2l .165 ,Stl2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
MOBILE. August :


MOBILE, August Sits painfully Eumatins
10 announce the shameful surrender of For
Gaines, at $50 this morning, by Col. Charlie.
Anderson. of the Dist Alabama Regiment
This powerful work was provsioned for siS
months and with garrison OF six hundred nen
He communicated with the enemy's feet by
flag Of truce with the sanction of Gen. Page, ant
inquired by signal what his purpose was, but re
ceved no answer His attention was attracted
by signal guns Page repeatedly telegraphed
hold on 90 your Fort
The same night he visited Fort Gaines aud
found Anderson on board the Yankee feet ar
ranging terms of captulation.
He left peremptory orders for Anderson on his
return not to surrender toe fort. and relieved him
Of his command.
Fort Morgan signaled this morning but no an
swer received exceDt the hosting of the
Yankee FLAG on the ramparts &C Fort Gaines
Anderson's conduct Is officially pronounced in
explicabo au1 shameful
4 dispatch Just received from Sen Sheridan
reports MS forces moving against the enemy up
the Shenandoah Valley
At 4 o'clock this afternoon they were -kir-
mishing about 40 miles from Winchester
Gen. Grant reported the explosion Of an ord
nance boat Yesterday loaded with ammunition
az CITY Point wharf. NO details have beef re-
received Col Babcock Of Gen Grants staff
was slightly wounded.
No operations before Atlanta OF anv cOnse-
quence are reported to-day
Portions CT Stoneman's command continue to
arrive. His total loss will not exceed 600
E. NJ. STANTON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
From Shcrman,s Army,

dispatch from Headquarters Department OF
the Armv Of The Tenue, see before Atlanta. Ga
July II saws
General-I have the honor to report the FOL
loving general summary Of The result OF the az
tack on this army on the - inst:
Our total loss in killed. wounded and missing
Is ; .52l and 10 pieces Of artillery.
We have buried and deivereJ to the enemy
under flag OF truce sent in b. them in front of
the 18Th army corps 900 Of their killed
The number of their dead in front Of the 4th
division OF the same corps. including those on
the ground not now occupied by our troops, Gen
Blair reports will swell the number of their dead
in his front TO 1000
The number of dead buried IN front of the 18th
corps M to this hour is 800 and the command
ing officer reports that az least many more are
vet unbUred.
The number Of dead buried 10 front Of the 9Th
coros was 1921
We have a large number OF taeir wounded IL
our hands \ larger number OF their wounded
were carried OF by them during the night after
the engagement.
We captured l. stand OF colors and have them
now We also captured coo stand OF arms
An attack was n ,je on our line seven times
and WIS seven time fepul-ed Hsrdee's corps
and Wheeler cavaly engaged "
We have sent o. lie reu 900 prisoners. in
GLIDING 81 commissioned officers OF high rank
We still occupy the field sud the iroors are in
fine spirits.
detailed and iaii report Nil be forwarded a.
soon as completed
Recapitulation-Ou total loss j. 3 .52i enc
mvs dead thus far reported buried. 220 To
tai prisoners sent NORTH, l,0l1, total prisoners
wounded in oar hands 900
The estimated los OF the enemy i at least
/ 10000
! Very respectfully. your obedient servant.
JoHN LoGAS, Major General
To Major General sherman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

DfsrAsAs oF rHE Eye AND EAR-The man
air, can treat successfully diseases and affections
Of these imuortant and delicate organs. must be
recorded a. a blessing 20 his fellow-man. There
are great .nlnv who pretend 20 be able % DO so
but many Of them are ouly pretenders. No man
should be allowed 10 meddie with these organs
Who Is not known % understand his business.
FROM evidence IN our possession we are salts
ned that Dr. Gardner. nov stopping at the Bates
House IN this city. Tor the purpose OF treating
disease aud affections Of the Eve and lar, ! ali
he Processes 20 be. and Is man OF education
science. skill IN his profession. snd Of great eX-
perienee in this special department Of thu healing
arr
We can say u our readers and the public gen
erillv. that Ia our opinion they can RELY on him
ard trust themselves 90 his care And treatment,
with the utmost confidence We -sy this. not 10
pub the DoetoT--for We --ty q cautiously, and
OF our own sccorl-hul for The beneht 81 such Of
ouT citizeus he afflicted ~ith difficulty OF
lny kiud 81 Their ORGANS % sight or hearing DIR
Gardner aas made the Treatment Of diseases OF
the Eve and Ear snecal duty Tor wears. j. a
,srtduate Of the best I've and Ear Infrmaries in
Europe. has had several years successful prac-
ice. IN THE country and IN England. and j.
Vithal gentleman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

They we're within a hundrei ysrd. OF our
picke,s at Fort Kesrney last night and fred az
arrow nj one Of them rn.r
A coach arrised At Fort Kenrncy this morning
and reports having passed several trains which
had been burned and dead bodies were lying by
their side.
party Of six whites were killed at % mile
creek last night
The Indians have stolen al the stock at Cot
ton Mood Station, 30 miles west of the fort this
morning.
A party Of soldiers started 10 pursuit Of them.
IL is we'll known that rangers supposed 10 be
from Quantrells old band are among them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

teruoon that a large band OF guerriias we're on
the Kentucky side of the Ohio river in the neigh
borhoOd OF Henderson, and that they bad threat
ened Evansville No doubt General CMrugton
will move on them it any such demonstrations are
mwle He moved on Morgan once. but IL was =
rear movement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

Crowds are attracted to the Metropolitan
nightly 70 witness the inimitabe performances OF
The Rave Troupe The pantomme Of tie
Green Monster Is a decided success The tricks.
the scenery, the rapid changes, and the beautiful
tableaux. amuse. crafty and hold the attention
OF tie audience throughout the performance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

A SUPERIOR REMEDY w c can conseientioasly
recommend TO those suffering from distressing
cough. Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Bal
sam Il gives relief almost instantaneous. and
i withal rot disagreeable 20 the taste There IS
20 doubt but the MellfuOus Cough Balsam i
one OF the best preparations in rse. and Is all that
- proprietors claim for il. We have tried 1t
during the past week. and found relief tfom a
most distressing cough IL is prepared by DR..
StricklanG. No o. East Fourth street. Cincinnati.
Ohio ~ Cincinnati National Union. Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

- There wss show OF rain Yesterday tor a
short time but IL only show. Oh sol
reappeared after di,solying the temporary cur
tain which obscured him for short period. and
with says OF heat more pene. rating aud melting
The weather for weeks has been hot. CRY and
uarchiug and il it continues much longer, veg
citation ceaeFally viii be IA bliehted rs Il cut
down with frost.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
COM 1T ERCiAL.
fsT TsLEGRAPH.
cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATI, August TO.
Flour dull aud prices nominal
Wheat Sc lower and the market remains I'M
settled.
Corn unchanged
Oats dull at 50 and SIC for new and old
Whisky more active; sales at 81 70.
No sales of mess pork
Lard-S00 terces prime lard sold at 1870.
Bulk meats held Il cent above the views oil
buyers ~
Groceries unchanged and quiet
Gold 253 and 255
Exchange IN better supply and easier
Money market tight at l0@I2 per cent.
SeW YORK Market.
NEW YoRK, August 10.
No report
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
FROM ueunhiS

MEMPHIS. August 9-Gen Smiths expedi.
ton has let, destination unknown.
Gen. Slccum is relieved AZ Vcksburg snd
ordered 10 report 10 Gen. Sherman. The De.
partment Of Vicksburg Is assigned to General
Washburn. who nov controls the river from
Cairo to tho Department of the Gulf
al quiet MP White River.
The rebels who we're in front OF Morganzia
have left
Gen. Dick Taylor Is now at Meridian Place
Gen. g. ID Lee is az Atlanta.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

IMPORTANT To EASTERN TEAvEL.-The Belle
fontaine Railroad line areuov running passenger
cars ON the morning express uain. leaving lndi
annapolis at \ N through 10 Cleveland with
out change. arriving in Cleveland at , % 7 NJ
Returning. leave Cleveland at > b \ NJ. aud
run through TO indianapolis, arriving IT : 7 Nj.
July l3-lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

- The Wheeling Intelligence. of recent
date in referring TO the examination of some
negro recruits by surgeon. saws: "One OF them.
a I.ynehburg chap. bad feet precisely ike an ele
plant. not only in shape bu, in color He was
an object of much interest TO the examining sur
geon. and t. all who saw his remarkable pedes-
tails b."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
Acts Of cuerriiia warfare.

An arbitrsrv political arrest and the suppress
sion OF paper are. 10 all inteats and purposes.
acts OF guerrilla warfare uyon the Democratic
p.rtv by the Government. aud thev will from
this time be 80 regarded Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

- The loyal cOored people OF Baltimore
have presented Old Abe with Bible The Lord
knows he needed IL. Ii is TO be hoped the wick
cd old sinner will read little more of the New
Testament
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

n The rebels at one point on their lines re
Gently amused themselves BY standing one of
their c0lored prisoners on the ramparis a
men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

COOP -Enquires the Washington Republican:
Suppose the rebels had come within our forti-
ficatiOrs last week could they have sthstoOd the
charges Of our hotel keepersl Not it they know
themselves.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

Lost in Metropolitan Hall or on Washington
street. small pocket memorandum book, of no
use TO any one but the owner, who will reward
the finder by leaving it ~ W Ii Hogshre Co.'S
Grocery, No - West Washington street.
r RrIp
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

fOR TRArE Fourteen acres OF ground ad-
Joining Terre Hnute Indiana. suitable for garden
or residence, fronts the national road. For
trade for Indianapolis property
WILEY X MARTIN.
1922 Real Estate Brokers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
40 yyhomst Way Concern.

The third Saturday Of August is the time the
Democratic Cow enton meets for the purpose of
nominating candidates ior county Offices.
auge- dSwtt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

~ The peach crop Of New Jersey this year
will be the largest ever raised in that State One
man IN Ocean county has 10000 trees in full
bearing. and Is preparing 10 send to market 225,
600 baskets Of tie fruit.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
febI2d6m Pro

CASH TRADE After the first OF July, 1864,
dry goods will be sold for cash exclusively, at
No ;. East Washington street Those owing
accounts will please settle up. II GOOD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

EARLY CLOsISG.-Anxious To gIge cur young
men time for Improvement, We will continue TO
close at s o'clock T. NJ during the season.
W. VI GLENN,
febl2d6m Proprietors New YOrk Store.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11

SAS FEANclsco, August 9-Tbe steamship
Oregon has arrived from British Columbia
She brings nearly half million in gold dust
mostly from the Oregon and Idaho mines
Victoria papers record the finding Of rich mines
in Sookee and Loup rivers twenty two miles from
Victoria
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
Indian Troubles.

FoRr LARAMIE, August l0.--The Indians are
getting very bold and great alarm is felt through
out the country.
IL Is feared they will attack this point
MANY emgrants have been killed and trains
burned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-11
SEVERAL EMIGRANT TRAINS MAS
SACRED
&C.. &C.. &c.. &c &c.
From Stanton 90 Dix.
WAR DEPARTMENT
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" AZ DEIAHIMFNIF
WASHINGTON, August I'D.
To Major General Dix:
The following report OF the success Of our op.
erations az Mobile. extracted from the Richmond
Enquirer Of yesterday morning. has just been
received by this department from Majo. General
Butler
NOZZLE, August =
On Friday night Lieut. Col. Williams, com
mauding Fort Powell evacuated and blew up
the fort
Yesterday and to-day the enemy sbelled Fort
Gaines.
TIE people OF Mobile are all ready for the af
fray. Great confidence prevails, and the people
are satisfied with the conduct of Lieutenauts
Buchanan, Murray and barnett, Of the navy