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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

TT A soldier. name unknown, was found ter
ribly cut in lumber yard near the Bellefontaine
Depot yesterday morning. He died soon after
being removed 20 the hospital From all indica-
tons his pockets bad been riled
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

TT Yesterday negro. dressed IN the Fed
eral uniform, with Dinah by his side laid back
in an open barouch. driven down streetby white
man. He and she put on the requisite airs. H.
Illustrative of the progress of the sge
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
From san Francisco.

SAN ANoIsco. September 5-The Supreme
Court OF California mas decided tina. this CITY
must issue bonds Tor S400 OUO in aid of the Cen
trail Pacific railroad This will give the road
great impetus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

FoR RENT two story frame house. con
tanning six rooms. situated on Massachusetts,
Avenue For PARTICULARS inquire of DR. II. 4.
johnson, No. 6. Illinois street.
.artS ia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

tE The Paymaster busy with the 3i
Indiana Cavalry yesterday. The gallant boys
received their just dues in greenbacks aud are in
high spirits. God knows they had earned every
cent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
from syracuse.

SYRACUSE, N Y, September 7.-Reuben f
Feuton has been nominated for Governor by the
Republican Convention. receiving PAL votes to
% for Lyman aud 35l for John A. Dix.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

give had magnificent lightning and thun-
der. accompanied with some rain. over this region
last night Celestial pyrOtechncs and mundane
deluees wonderful and inexplicable phe
Eomena
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

IT. The best boots and shoes in this city or
State are made at Lntzs, No 80 West Wash
inston street. Try pair.
lg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
NOTICE..

To the Heirs and Legal Representa-.
lives OF magdalena N oS letter, Ia &c
Of uSnOr township. Lancaster
County. and state of Pennsylvania,
deceased.
VoU ale hereby notified that by virtue Of an order
II OF the Orphans Court of Lancaster County, Penn
syya5a, 10 me directed will hold nQasitio 10 d-
vide part value the real estate Of said Magdalena
HoStetter deceased, Friday the 10th day OF Septem
Der, A. d., 1854, at o'clock p. at the Pablo House
OF Joseph Gochenaner, In the village OF Milersvile IN
said township Of Manor and county aforesaid hen
where you may attend you think proper
F. SMITH, Sheriff
sheriff Office Lancaster, Pa, August 10th, lsG4
aug9g- w3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

SHELL OYSTERS -Presh shell are now on hand.
At the Exchange, on Illinois street. and will
be received every day, fresh from the beds. Cali
and try them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08


On their wav 10 Chicago Gov Seymour and
Others of the New York delegation visited Gen
Cass at his residence in Detroit. The cores
pendent of the Albany Argus SAYS:
Feeble IN body. the sged statesman seemed 20
be clear IN intellect. and hopeful in spirit BE
realized TO the fules; the cAlamities that had be
fallen the country aud vet he had faith in the fu
ture He had seen so much accomplished by the
patriotism and energy OF the people. that be felt
there was nothing impossible in the future His
"reminiscences were Instructive His first resi-
dence in Detroit WAS fifty four years ago. a. a
military officer. he had sailed with Indian
guides. in a bark canoe. along the site Of Chica
90. when lis inhabitants were but single family.
De had held councils. made treaties and fought
battle, with the Indians. all throughout the re-
sion of the Northwest. now thronged with popu.
la,ions and the seat OF prosperous cities. He
was born before the acknowledgment OF our in
dependence: he sax the Union formed and the
Constitution made: be has lived 10 see them both
destroyed by fansticism and force MAY he live
TO see them restored again. and close his patri-
cite career amid the regrets OF united people
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

t. Lieut.. Col. Darnell. with $50 men of the
llth Indiana. 10 be mustered out Of service is
in the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

fss rxLEesArr.f
Cincinnati Market.
CIScIxSArf, September Z.
Flour in rather better demand; sales Of 1000
iris saper6ne at 50 IS
Wbea, IN good demand. Ssles Of 10 600 bush
els red At 203@ pos; white 2l5G220.
Corn steady at 81 23@i Is for ear. and 81 &c
q % for sheled
Oats rather irmer at 1880
Rye 81 65
Barley 81 e59l 90 and In good demand.
Whisky dull at 81 7S.
Beef very quiet ; prime mess beef dull and On
changed.
Bulk meats hrmer.
Provisions firm
Shoulders higher In bulk is@lsl4c.. smoked
4L@l9Hc
Sides l99l9Ixe.
Bacon shoulders l9@l9Lc.
Sides Gle
Nothing done in mess pork.
Nothing done in lard.
Groceries steady.
Gold 81 3sQ2 40
Exchange dull
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
Cancer Can be Cured.

nR. HFBEKN Cancer and Consumption Champion.
has To- aied the city Of Qun~y. iinois i06 Main
-treet third door The Quincy Hou~e. ov,r r.
Ia, tons Book store -fuy kills at
ncers without pam or knife n from four 20 tw-Bty
four hours Also all ts of and all CO rJrsc
diseases ane piles slw guaranteed paw
aug3Q-ver
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
Prom 81. Louis.

ST. Louis. September The Democratic
State Conv ention here today nominated Thos
l. Price tor Governor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

tE- Judge q. o. Jones. prominent citizen Of
New York. is guest Of the Mason House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

tB- We were happy to meet Yesterday our
friend, Captain j. F. CIven. OF Company G.. Of
the brave and invneible 18th Indiana. Captain
Caven returns With Lieut. Col. Dsrneli, in charl Q
Of members OF the regiment who. not re-enlist
ing, are To be mustered out of service. Captain
Caven. well a. Lieut. Col. Darnell, will. when
their business is accomplished. return to their
regiment, taking with them such volunteers.
substitutes and draf ed men az may elect TO serve
with the gallant Ilth. This is Gen. Wallace
and Gen McGinnis' old corps. and the unfinch
ing and patriotic Col. Dan. NcCauley commands
IL now
A REMEDY FOR PILEs.-It is a blessing 10 n G
suffering to know that we have an elfectuul cure
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. F.
Hazarde, of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used a small quantity
of DR. Sirckands Pile Remedy. and il effected
permanent cure This seems TO be the case
with all who make use Of this splendid prepare
ton 1t il manufactured at No. East Fourth
street. Cincinnati. Ohio. and sold by all druggists
mar9 tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

K- splendid bill is posted for the Ne
tropoIitan TO night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08


ARRIVAL OF SOLDIERS the morning OF
the 3lst ult the 9th Iowa volunteer infantry
composed, with the exception of about fifty men,
OF veterans over the age OF forty-hve years. ar
rived in this city from Memphis, Tennessee
where they had been doing picket duty We
understand from reliable source that at the
time of their departure from Memphis, there
only remained, fl to do duty about one hundred
and eighty four men. We are informed that
large majority of the men composing the regi-
ment petitioned the President to be discharged
some time last Nav, when stationed at Rock
Island, Illinois, upon the ground that there were
not more men IN the regiment ht 10 perform
duty than could be performDd by two organized
companies.
A large number Of the old men composing
this regiment were farmers and their farms were
left unattended 10 because their sons had en-
listed, snd their services at home raising grain
would have been of more benefit to the country
than their services IN the army.
This petition to the President Was signed the
same all pay Ills for soldiers are signed there
being ali original and duplicate and triplicate
The original for .-srded 20 the Colonel with
respectful request to forward il through the
proper channel to the President. He. failing or
refusing to do so, the duplicate for warded to
Col. johnson. commander of the post at Rock
Island, with similar request that it should be
sent to the President
The petitioners Afterwards being satisfied
that he had not sent il. forwarded the trplcate
to Hon. Mr.. Grinnell, NJ. c., of Iowa, with
request to submit it 10 the other members from
that State. and that they 60 in body to the
President and ask the granting OF the petition.
Accompanying the petition we're private letters to
members of Congress from that State. and we
are also informed that neither the members of
Congress or the President have made any reply
to these letters or this nettion of these bravo
soldiers from Iowa whatever These soldiers
therefore. have come to the conclusion that the
President and Abolition members of Congress,
from Iowa think more of men in the army
getting large pay as contractors than Of the
private soldier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
The NomIPation.

i he name oil GEORGE Is. Mcclellan Is present
ed to the American people as a candidate TO oc-
cupy the Presidential chair on the platform OF
the Union and the Constitution One more worthy
TO be trusted, more able to sustain the response
bties devolved on him, could not be found in
the country. The irreproachable man, as he Was
STYLED few days since By radical paper the
young ard accomplished soldier and defender of
the Union, the Amercan citizen of strangely ma
ture statesmauship. the scholar. the Christian.
the man, is demanded for the highest service in
this country. He is a man. every inch of him
Nor in a moment like this is it uniting to say
that this nomination has been forced on him
against his most earnest wi shes, and that If he
accepts il. il will be at sacrifice of feeling
which few can appreciate. But he must accept
il, and he must then have the office itself forced
on him by the voice OF people in such over
wheming majority that he will have strength for
the vast responsibilities which are involved in
such an election
He will be elected The signs of the times
leave no doubt OF il. Neilhsr extreme OF politics
can be expected TO command the united vote Of
the people. and it is. therefore emnently fortu
nate and we'll judged, that the convention should
select man who is known by his published let
tiers and papers to be one of the soldiers Of the
Union, who has taken q complete view of the po-
htical as well the military condition of the
country. and who has never tailed 20 nderstard
the relations which each bore To the other-who
views only means TO peace, and who
will waste no blood or life if he can save the
Union by other means
The good men of all parties will unite on Nc
Clellan. The army. who love him as of old with
faithful affection. will sustain him. The nation.
under his lead. will emerge frou the trial of
blood into peace aud prosperity The Union
will be restored. The Constitution will be
tabfished The affections of divided family
will be turned back and revived the hearts OF
the separated sections will be knit together
In this nomination. we see the first strong glow
of light on the future. 1t is like clear sunshine
breaking through clouds and storm, with the
wind ireshening from the westward. We shall
have a clear sky before high noon this beloE
ed land. and the midday of our glory will not
know any more such hours of tempestuous agony.
Come forth. then. to the work, young men and
old men, Your leader is young but he l. old IN
thought calm in judgment. strong IN act Hi-
name will ring through the land A. when be led
the hosts at Antietam. He has twice. YES.
thrice, saved the capital. Call him nov To save
the nationl-IN Y Journsl of Commerce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
Of seif-abrse. To which Is added observations or
female Diseases and other interesting matter ofthe ut
most importance to the married and those contempt a;ng
marriage, doubts Of their physical ability e
enter that Sent to cny address Ia sealed wrap
pei, on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention 20 the traat.
merit Of the various private diseases eated Of pri
vse report Our Dspensaryis the only Institution eth.
kind in America which has been tabshed by a special
charter an4 this fact should give preference over the
various quscks Of doubtful character TO be foun in all
srce cities.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
Cubernator,aIC Canvass

Governor Morton and Hon. Jos. Z. Mcdonald
viii speak as follows:
New Castle. Henry county. on Friday. Sep
tember 9th. at O'Clock. p. NJ.
Liberty. Union county, on Saturday, Septem-
Der 10th, at I o'clock, p. NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
Democratic meetings

Democratic Meetings
Hon. F A SEAvER. OF New York. will ad
dress the citizens OF Indiana. the mOmentous
crisis of the country, at the following places:
Thursday September eth Greencastlc
Friday, September 9th. Terre Hsute.
Saturday, September 10Th, Manchester
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
FkIJE UNLI Tkh UBNTS.
4 Medical Report.

ThiTfv Fine Pldtes ana EagrdoingsoJEs
Andtornk and PAysiologH oftAe SesSol Or0oos IN C
sfTfe 81 Ro0IlfA 1-Id Disedse
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

kON A NEW METHOD % IkkAT-
" ING Venerial Diseases, incluiing
syphilis IN all its stages Gonorrhea,
elect, Structure, VAricOcile, and Hydro
oele, Diseases q The Kidneys, Bladder,
&c, without mercury containing s val
liable treatise on that wide-spread naia-
dy OF youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnAl Emissions, Sexual Debility, In
potency, &c, the secret infrmities OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

Missouri Democratic StateConvention
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08

For Morning Report See First Pagel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-08
NJ DICAL.
Galen's Head DiSpensar1

CHARTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURES OF KENTUCKY FOR THs
TRKArNENT OF ALL TEX DISEASES OF rHE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
- ~e r. ~ a q IN q, On ,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-27
Sale of -YaInnhle Real Estate,

FOR SALE, Mt public auction, OH SECOND DAY,
THE 2frn OF TENTH MONTH, 1874, At ~
O'Clock, noon upon the premises the following descri
bed real estate situate In Coierain Township belmont
County. Ohio to wit; f- ~. = -
The Farm ln,ey occupied by Jane Bailey. and own.
ed by her aud Richard Bailey. Jointly. Said farm is Sit
uatd two miles South OF Pleasant Grove, upou the
rond leading from Pleasant Grove 10 st. Cl6irsville
aud about four miles from St Clarsvilie aud contains
nboui 100 Being the Fast sibe of The souihesst
quarter of Section %, Township 4 Range o beginning
for It's boundaries nj the Southeast OF said see
ton and running thence North lBI poles thence North
~ degrees, IS min Wesl 81 poe' thence South 1919
poles thence East O7.s poles 10 the beginning.
There are on the premises Frun1e Dwelling and
Frame Stable. The land is Of GOOD quality, and lays
we'll pnrt of ii, well timbe redprincipny with oak.
TERMS. Two hundred dollars are to be paid on the
day o sale and the remainder OF half the price of
the farm to lie paid upon giving possession wlic can
lie done lmedinelv, texcepi wheat field Of about
eight acresl TIE remaining half s 10 I've paid In one
ycnr from the day o sale with interest except sixteen
hundred dofnrs. which 10 remain in the hards OF
the purchaser secured by mortgage upon which inter
est is 10 he paid annually, during the life Of Mary Jaue
Bennett JOSHUA MAUI,E,
Ex'r OF Jane Bailey, decd 4 Agent er Rich'd Bailey
Sept. ~, isGi..4w
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Death OF Gen. Id. ID. KB!rney.

Maj iGcn. d. b. Brncy died at Philadel
phia, on the l7th inst, OF disease contract
cd in the service.
Gen. Birnsy was born in Alabama. and
was the so. Of the well known Liberty par
~ leader, James G. Brney AT the outset
Of tho war he was Phiadelphis lawyer,
wsat to the held as Lieut.; Col. OF the 23i
Psnnsylvsnia, was made Brigadicr General
in the same year, and Major.Genslal in
1868. He remained for some time in com
mand Of division. but lately secured nil
appointment TO the 10Th Army Corps Re.
ness, be died at his homo in Philadelphia,
Thursday, the 18th inst. lie has been in
nearly all, if not all OF the severe battles
fought by the Amy Of the Potomac in its
several campaigns
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PROBATB COURT

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the following named
lN ExeruOrs. Administrators, and Guardians
have filed in my Office their accounts and vouchers
for settlement 10 wit: l'--I =
J, I. Mctiesth. Airn'r Of WIN. Mckinley. deed.
70 David Gordon. Guardian OF Enfield r. Baker
men, deed.
Hiram Dysur,, Guardian Of c. s., D. D. aud j. A.
Bear.
Daniel Munina, Admir- Of David waddelL decd.
Rachel Z. Chandler, Adm'rx OF Kirsey x. Chandler,
decd =
Rachel G. Chandler. Guardian Of Ira H. Chandler.
h. u G. Morgan, Guardian OF Anna shannon.
Ut. Lyme aud q. w. Mason, Ex'rs Of George Ma
deed.
ID r. Davis, Adm'r of John Mace, deed.
q. J. Swsney, Guardian OF w. =, Neiswsnger
John H. Henderson, Admr Of VIM. T. Henderson,
decd. ~
John ?. Shepherd, Guardian Of Letits NJ. Lsishiey.
Philo Mead. Admir- Of Joshua Lamp, deed.
The seven first named will be for hearing and settle
the 9TH, and the last seven on the 5,h days oi
November next DAVID HARRIS. Probate Judge
Oct. H. 1864.
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Proclamation by the
Governor.
srlrE OF o %. EXECUTIVE Dgr.RIMESr. /

SrLTE OF Ono. ExEcuTrvE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS. Sept. 25, iS6t. !
JOHN BROUGH.- Governor of the state OF Ohio.
4, do hereby notify thetuai6ed Electors Of the Stale
Of OHIO 10 assemble IN their respective Townships and
Wards. OF the usual places OF holding elections. on
Tuesday. being the Eighth day uf November. A. ID
l~6i md then and there proceed the law directs 10
elect Twenty One Electors Of President aud Vice Pres
idrni of the United states. IN pursuance Of the Con<
tuition aud laws OF the Uned states. uud ef this state
In testimony whereof have herrunto set my name
and cnused the Great Seal oi the State Of Ohio TO he
affixed. ut Columbus the twenty second dny OF
jsr, september. in year of our .or un- rhous-
( { and Eigt Hundred mud Sixiy-Four. aud IN the
~ Eighty Ninth year o: the Independence OF the
United States Of America
- 49, :. JOHN BRoUGH.
By the Governor
w. w. 4RNsrRoSe, Secretary Of State. se29.td
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

toOoo corss issued Anew Singing Hook tor schsoiS
and Seminares. called the Day School Bell, ia now
rendy. u contains nbou 2o0 choice ,ons., rcundsf
CATCHES duets, trios, qnsrtes and ehoruses many ~
them written expressly for this work % sgea
the Elements Of Music, which ere easy aud progressive
kirong the Tfge iIurhbef Of beautiful pieces may be
tound. Uncle Sans School," Do MT you hesy thS
children coming, "" Always look the sunny side,
THE little Lass and 'Liile Lad" NOh il 1 were .
little BIRD" bird Of beauty" "Pretty pair tree" "Anv
Chorus "Meet me By the running brook" &e i is
complied by Horace Waters author OF Sui,bsth School
Relln Nos and q which have had the enormous sale
Of s25OOo copies Prces-paper covers, IS eents tsQe
per hundreds bound, 10 cents, $2S per hundred, cloth
bound. embossed g1it ~ cents, s35 per hundred sS
copies fsrnshed a the 100 price. Mailed at the retail
price te
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Choice Grape Vines and
StraWbe berry Plants Free !!

1 WANT 1OUUtW persons TO apply 10 me for samples
! OF my valuable agricultural and fruit growing pa
per the RURAL AMERICAN Utica. ". Y. Vol. VIII. In
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There is no hulhug al all in this matter. have an
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letter in thonsnnd as tn reach me- Twenty thousand
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best varieties of srupe vines by the dozen. hundred
t'ound. also the Russell strawberry plants all low
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rmR AruEN !KUM COLLECTION

conains Five Hundred pages Of tunes an hymns
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The music in this book has life and amin in IT, like
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TIE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BooH.

contains ae pages OF songs, duets and choruses, both
sacred and secular including pages Of prayers for
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
II is well suited for social singing well as Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found "Where liberty dwes 10 my country" The
Christian Hero" Thrre Cheers for Banner" "Come
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Wl cannot yet make out tbs full vote on
the Maryland Constitution, the papers 6f
that State giving only mojorities, aud those
blindly. Still there is no doubt Of a sxtis
factory majority for Freedom ISIS
fixed fact.-tN. Y. Tribune, 10th.