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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-15
y y" IXHRN NEWS

EIcEAoNp, November i4.-New York na-
T. Is anu Tue 6aliN"Tc 4l0s,ric"n Of the eve
mig "' S;liH 'ty has been RECEIVED Trlcorams
from EEatiano'Ya SAYS : On "Wednesday NOR
mig the enemy III dc three attacks on Atan-
t;' their Shrl.S Icing ,hroXn AS ;.y as t,,c Rou-
n" Al'llS. n most DESPERATE attack was made
on Tough and Read Y r,a' The rnemy's artillery
beng wlli>'n one hundred wards OF our works ,
: and their infantry and d!smonntcd cavalry
within two hundred yards. Uur forces ouclIv
manned the drtcnccS H1J drove lhc rrh.ls ,T
W" sustained no loss. The enemy was part of
""ng command ai'' finally rctrvatcd towards
'i"c"n. ~ telegram says: News has been
rcc'l'cd from ohern'ah of an important and
'"'o!i;"'e c''ar"ctcr. hut not published, being
considered conIraband. Iool's Whereabouts
':En""n 8" authorities. Federal movements
WIN oc ''eVti"pcd III few days. McClcllarl
''AS resigned h'S commission in the army. Lin
coins minority III CRAFTS army rcported ,o bo:
5000. y portion OF Gei. A. Sm;tL. co,n
mand has arrived at Ia,lucah Tho 1,,h,ne
says: fen1on is clrrtcd Governor Of Nrw
orN ny oouO majority. Gold in New York
242 YIN
According 10 the Ty;6une's account New
YORK gave Lincoln l5U,Uro, ipclu,lin" soldiers
!"c fchiHy'vann from 2D,OUD to 10000
III lo''ty, Including soldiers vote; Aaryland.
10 u"o Ohio, 5o,ooo; Iowa, 5o,oco; illinois,.
$4,000; Wisconsin, $4,000. No opposition to-
l""r"'n>m cst"rn Virginia. Missouri voted
tor ]'nr"|n McCieans majority in New
Jersey 7uou. He carried I;cl"warc aud Ken
lucky. The f"pnh!icans gained largely in
Congressional delegation in Nashville. Lincoln.
$500. =.
Lord Lyons is very i'll with typhoid fever at.
Washington
ElcuN"ND. Nov. H. Seymor is reelected
,'":'rn"r OF New i"r'. 1t $ reported that
lAn'"'n has c"ld iur Il Mill more mrn
Lincoln; Received II bout 100 cl,.ctoria vo,ps
a" oI1c'al telegram from lhc Valley saws:
Shcr'd"n'* ar;ry rI'r :,rlcI l"twccn N.wtown
and' cIIIsow!,. Two div sinl,S OF cavalry. ,t-
tucked Roper on the 10th hut We're rcnulscd
'''d 'r,'"" back s"v"raI miles, losing 25 prison.
r'S and nun. '"r of horses. Roper command
1 Ir''iN e very haze *"'" ", Ia,t:riarI, Lumax's
''r:@ ''', ""'r Col. Pay'r. o,t lie same
""' '"th'r cavalry brig" t. nt,a.kcI AIc( ans.
I'''' : '"'4a""' "t C'd r., HE %, E,"nt Royal
road md ';rvc it bac;. .cr.,ss Il :. riy.r
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t%d with any special or diplomatic functions:
l!c had some mercantile commission, in accord
a"ce with :.S"!i;i,n passed by the Leeisla-
t"rc. lh. statement made ,Aat he Was Il mem
hcr OF the Governors staff is false.
ArorarA Nov. il. ll.-Ex-Governor Hammond
o. South Ca;o!i"a died at his residence on
!'eHch Island, Sunday, aged 81 years.
"A Large warehouse at hamburg was burned
"'h It's r"n'cnt~ ,i''s m"r,,iHy w,tI, 1900 bales
c''t" i'"'* ":'e million d''l';ns, partly insured.
Tie fire was ;,c*ilcuial.
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LATESS z TX TILL GEL II:
RElOkIS or TIE PRESS ASS, cI,1IOv

Entered according tn the Act Of CONGRESS in ,lc v,r
1853. i'y j : InEAs EK in the Jerk : office. -, ,hn
i,'S'ricl Cont OF the ont,cr;,lr States lov the:
N"rtli' rn district OF Georgia.
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FEON GEORGII.

AvGrsrA, Nov. l4.--Gov. Br wu has nrh-
IlS''cd IL letter in The Oh o"icle, in which ho
statea that Baylcr, the traitor, was never crcd;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-08
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S
CELEBRATED HERB NEDlCINESx

NOW for the first time introduced into this
IN country, have been successfully used Eor
lwenty-;ix years IN Germany, and thcrest 81 kl-
rope and are particularly efficient in the care u
all chlonlc Diseases They are imported dirers
to this port by the undersigned, and their e1ll~
cheney and safety "un be relied u}on with COZ"
fdcnce. They are
VEGETABLE PILLS and POWDERS,
the best blood purifying ll,edicine s1Gnt. and
unequalled Tor the cure Of letter. Asthr,s.
Headache Sore Eyes, Calarrh, Pain III tic
Breast and Sides Spotted Fever. Chl's ana
Fever, Dyspepsia, Scrotula> Salt Kheun, Csn"
Ger JaunGicc BiiiouSness, Eruptions Of tn
Skin. Piles, Worms, Dropsy, EryslpsIAs, sWe5!-
se;.scs caused by impure blood. or lnlpericct
pRWH. WUNDRAM's RHEUMATIC
Pow DEkS, sure cure for al Rheumatic
complaints. Gout III PARTICULAR.
PROF. WUNDRAMS EPlLEpIiC REA@
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy Tor tie
certain cure Of this terrible complaint
PROF. " u MIRA ii S VEG ETABLE
ELINlR an Invaluable remedy against Asth"
ma, BIiousness, Pain in the breast, Cough,.Oy
sentury, Red and White Flus, Headache, DIX
ruua. Cranlp Chujc &c.
ple,,~,n, and wholesome beverage, tor sick asld
cnnvalescrlts also for DiSpcpllcs and those
afflicted with nervousness.
PROF, W L \ ID L X II S TAPE WORM
ENIEtMI y AYON.
DROPS.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply 10
julius DlENELT, Dentist,
l45 Prince ST., nearly opposite the Post office.
between =. A$alh AK Washington SIS,
Alcxundriu, Va.
~ King S., Alcxandl H. W.
J. r. pIEkPOlNT, 5. X. corner
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r CONGRESS. -Inthe Senate yesterday

9 CONGRESS. -Inthe Senate Yesterday
49, Secretary Of War was directed by reso'o
-. :, f,.,;s' 70 the Senate the name ana
s,,o,pr Of each grale of army ohcefs no"
Stationed in and around Washington, ana now .GS
drawing communications either for quarters or
g, \ resolution directing the same ohcer
;, furnish the Senate with copies OF all cores
o,,l,a:c between the 'ltel States anh Con
&. ),rate authorities il, reference TO the eS
os,,ro nf prisoners was offered, bat 'e'ng 90
;,ots,s 70. it was laid over. Mr.. carlisle suo
n;ttp} = series Of resolutions, which were Or
dare to be printed, relative to the m1nc'r'e
,,1 mowers of the Government, holding thai
,h,,,, are no war powers only such as defined
!, the Constitution, &C. Dir. Howard 5 reso
,,t;on IN reference to the construction OF the
Conf cation act, was taken up and passed =
THE hill alnen:iatory Of the Enrolment act, was
discussed until the adjournment.
Tn the Honse of Representatives., M.
Blair offered resolution, which under
the rules, was laid over directing tic
Secretary Of the Treasury to ascertain
AMI report the amount OF debt incurred
hv the several States in their Efforts to suppress
the iusurreesion; AMI declaring, as the judge
ment Of the House, that all this debt ought
ultimately to be assumed and |i1ni lated by The
G. neral lioyeri,nient. Mr.. BlidSin. Of Mas
s,chusstts, offered resolution to the effect
that any proposition or nesni'tion with the
rin.leadsrs Of the rebellion al be rec 'g,
milton Of che treason, aud should be reject
ed without hesitation or delay, which
was adopted. Mr.. Rogers, of New Jersey,
subm;,te a resolution declaring for u vigorous
prosecution Of the Wal, bat at the same time
f,r peace, Cancellation aad compromise, 50 tar
az consistent with honor, and most earnestly
RECOMMENDING the corporation OF the Presl-
dent aul the Senate in the sending fthe Com
mi ,sioners to Richmond, in order that the war
my be brought to Il close. The resolution
Wa, laid un the table The House then went
i.,to Committee Of the Whole on the Consular
AMI u. plumatic bill, and adjourned till Monday.
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MARINrS DANCING ACADEMY.
G. I'll A 7 2 L L II 4 l. l. !.
Corner Of DuAe ami Washington Streets

DROF L. G.. MAXIM. Of Washington,
( has the honor to inform tAe citizens and
public OF Alexandria, that at the tequest OF
several of his ricnds, he Will teach at ne above
place on the following days, commencing Non
day the 18th inst
DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION: -,
For young ladies misses and nltsSers' MON
DAYS and Fridays from 3 to 5 7. NJ.
For gent emen from, i to 10 same evenings:
Fer particulars apply at the Academy on
Frd IS next from Il till 3 clock
dec G-5t--* -
GREAT PEANoILNAAIA hUU IL.-
" The quick est and safest route to the North
west and Southwest. Two through trans daily,
and one on Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Coy
eminent rates to all the principal points III the
North and West. For tickets and iuf'hsr IN
formation, apply at the office OF the orca'
PENNSYLVANIA Route" northeast corner rem
>ylvunia avenue and Sixth street, nnder M
tional Hotel Office open from 5 Il. ~, to 3 p.
~ 0'' Il. y. NORTON, Agent.
Was hngton. oct 2l-1y
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TEETH / EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,

IEE1h V111k0 AA-~1''
yy7lVtl Innoxiou5 hapor, by DocTlEs
W SIGEsMUND Il HAYWARD, 40 I'll, A!ng
ST. inventors and sole manufacturers OF tie
\ IISI'II ERIC INNOAlOUS FA3GR,
not laughing gas. nor chloroform II, ether,
but strict y an Ann>thetic agent, cn'lr"l y 1ite
fr1n Celebrating effects, and is perfectly har?1
less, causing quiet sleep with piea>a'tt sena;'
ton AID pcrtec: insensbillty u PAIN
ALExASperA Dee. 3, lS63.-Thisis to certify
thar ". had several teeth extracted this Gay y
Drs. $. X H., without the least pain wha1evel,
AMI we can cheertully recommend TO every c1o
who is suffering, this new system OF tXtractlnE
Ta,tl GEO. {. HEN -.
dnc 4-tf " I. HENDERSON,
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SALE AT AUCrI)N.

BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.. Will be
u sold at \uction. Monday, 18th inst, the
urge FR\ME5H ED on Qaeen street, between
Union ana Water. Tn: roof is shinged new
and tight. A good opportunity for those pat
ting up hea2 teneneats. Balding to be re-
n 5yei af.er sale Sale to take place on the
orami cs Term Cash ". L. PEN n,
ian st Auctionpcr.
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E. j. PEVERILT..
EMBALMER AND UNDERTAKEN,

No CO. South Fairfax street,
Keeps constantly on hand all kin Of WooD-
EN- AND METALLIC CuFFINs, at the lowest cash
prices.
~ Night calls attended to at No. ST, Prince
So Gee 20-tf
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en- RE WARD.-Lrst this morning, on King
plU street, between Pitt AM Payne streets, !,
BLACK NJ ,roco POCKET BOOK, containing
about So in s. notes; a pass signed y Lieut.
Col. Wells, md safeguard from Gen. Wads-
worth: besid 5 several valuable papers. The
finler will receive $40 reward, by leaving the
!, .ciSet book and its contents at Stone: Book
store [dec ST. SARAH b. MILAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22

ninetyshve that went out.
The Federal loss is about three thousand men,
killed, wounded and missing; eight hundred
mules, FIVE hundrd horses two hundred wagons,
twenty ambulances. one hundred and fifty thous-
and raticns, six hundred thousand rounds of am
unition, and fourteen pieces ofartillery all spiked
and the wheels cut down.
Not much can be said Of Gen Sturgis, who
commanded the expedition. Col Mcmillan. who
commands Il division, has not only endeared
himself TO the troops. but has immortalzed him.
self as brave and sagacions soldier. All the
brigade commanders did molly Gen. .Grierson
has not lost reputation. He fought eighteen to
twenty thousand rebels, and held them in check
for two hours, with twenty five hundred cavalry
send you partial list of the killed aud
wounded. Lieut.. Mooney was wounded and cap
tured also Capt /. Courviser, DIR. j. II
Ford was with the regiment during the engage
ment, and did his duty thoroughly. He escaped.
NJ aor Samuel :. Crow was on detached service
He begged to 20, but General Washbnrne would
not relieve him Capt Sandford Elliott deserves
special mention He assisted in rallyLg the men
on all occasions. and toward the last got squad
Of straggcrs from different regiments together.
and fought them independently. Col. Thomas
is a hero Capt McGrayel, Capt Lamb, Capt.
Davis, Lieut. Munier and Lieut. Tinker are
known to be captured. Yours,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22
STATE HE VS..

DKSooRATIc CONFERENCE.-The Democracy OF
Benton Count, met in Convention al Oxford or
the 18Th inst. aud. on motion of Mr.. jacob Ben
edict. Iheopholis Stemble chosen Chairman.
and John L Boswell, Secretary
On mouoa OF Mr. Phillip Z Griffith the fol
lowing resolution WIS unanimously adopted:
ResOlred. That al persons voting OF taking
part IN this Convention are IN honor bound 10
support the nominee. whoever he NAV be. and
should any oae violate the resolution We will
hold him As neither Democrat or gentleman
On motion, Jasper y Mcconnell. and Isaiah
II Perigo were appointed delegates to tie Con-
gressional Convention.
cp motion, Pearee Coffin. James Emerson.
and John + Boswell were appointed delegates 10
the State convention.
The following nominations were made Tor The
county ticket:
Samuel Phares for Commissioner, John nelly
for Sheriff. Theophilus Stemble for Treasurer.
John F Boswell for Auditor. Frank Mcconnell
for Coroner
On motion. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That We are Ia favor OF peace
platform, and peace Candidates Tor President and
Vice President al the coming election
Rssoired. That the Hon Joseph T. Mcdonald
- our choice for Governor OF the State. and that
Our deleg yates 10 tie Convention At indianapolis
on the 18th OF July are hereby instructed TO use
<heir influence Ia his favor for his nomination.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22

years ago. You might no, send US another pinch
OF powder from Europe. and we should no. miss
u We have nitro bnreaux. nitre beds, aud
power mills-in Augusta. Georgia. the largest
pow der mill in America
on ~ Europe can form no conception OF tue
progress We have been driven by necessity 70
max ein tie arts. Weweaye our soldiers cloth.
make the leather for his shoes. our own artillery
wagons aud cassions. our own harness and saddle
and other equipments We cast our big guns
and the most beautiful brass field pieces YOU ever
laid your eyes on. can take you 10 Columbus,
Georgia, and show YOU Colts pistol factory,
for which every machine for every part was de
signed aud fashioned on the spot In the same
building is bayonet factory
Swords, spurs, military bride bits and the like
are made IA every town aud village We have
beside our founderies, military arseuals and navy
yards, IN which YOU would be surprised to see
what the mother OF invention" has done for Us
Our ordnance yards and depois contain all that
Is required for modern warfare Formerly, YOU
know, we had to depend upon the ankees for 30
simple a thing as lucler match. The Coined
crate article supplies is place now. In the
printing business Southern mills furnish our
printing paper, and ink is made at home.
There : IN a newspaper Office in this town a
machine invented by one Of the foremen for
making letter envelops; il turns out several
thousands day. and of course pays very hand
somely. Soon after the blockade many thought
that We should go up" on the salt question,
couldn't salt our meat, and should be starved
into subsection; il has turned out like the panic
about powder The salt mines OF Virginia. the
saline springs of Alabama, and the exhaustess
ocean and gulf washing our coast have invited
labor aud ingenuity. and there is no longer
scarcity Of salt | am going with my wife in
the shooting season 70 n friend in Montgomery
One Of his inducements 70 the visit is an ice
house which he built and filed the past winter
and mint bed close to il You thought the
ice An impossible production ia this latitude, no
doubt Indeed We DO not brag of our ingenuity
in this respect. but Pfovicence has seen ht 10
send a very cold winter. aud my friend, being
Virgnian aud used to ice houses, took adyan-
taee of h
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22

In other words A gentleman who wishes to get
himself up in proper style in New York society,
can do il for about six hundred dollars This
amount of money will put him in very presenta-
bic shape with an opportunity to spend as much
more he may choose
But there arc other matters connected with the
subject which ought not to be overlooked a
lady arrays herself and there is the end of ex-
pense Her object is to make pleasing appear
ance by means OF which Others will be attracted
10 her and extend to her those attentions which
her sex highly value. With gentleman.
however, the case is entirely different His ex
pense only begins when he is ia full dress; so
that, in fairness, there are many other items
which, il not part OF his clothing, are nSepara-
from it. To attempt to enumerlie these items
and their cost would DE thankless task, to say
nothing Of the difficulty of rating them with any
accuracy. There is Limit to the amount of
money gentleman must spend in escorting la
dias to places of amusement. in carriage hire,
kid gloves, boquets, Dertumery, quiet suppers at
Delmouico's. and walters fees, TO say nothing Of
presents of every sort. from iewelry to sheet
music. all of which are eminently calculated to
win for one the doubtful epIhet of ladies'
man
We trust no one will infer from this article that
we mean to say that no gentleman can appear in
respectable society without spending five or six
hundred dollars on his apparel
you may daub and bedizen the man as you will
But the stamp of the vulgar remains him STILL
Yet 1.-THE apparel oft best proclaims the man 4"
Extravaganza is the curse of the times and it
will be goo3 day tor the country when smpi-
city and neatDess are more universally regarded
as the mark of true gentleman. The few who
affect negligence in dress would do well to ponder
on the remark of a noted clergyman of Brook
lvt, tbars a 81.
man looks better dressed up Those who are
extravagant in the matter will probably receive
advice enough without any aid of ours Round
Table
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22
for to. day


e8- b. request Of Col TERRELL. his Excel.
lency's Financial Secretary. We publish hs de
tense of Col SruGM and Mr. MlLscH The ru-
mored arrests of these gentlemen town talk.
aud if any injustice has been done them. We
regret il. Ii is little singular that rumors IN
favorable 10 Col STuRN should be so rife among
his political friends. They come from that
source exclusively
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22

Mr. Carlyle. IA his SaTfor ReSgrfus, observes
that whose has siKpenee Is master of The world
He can Command tailors ~ clothe him. cooks 70
feed him, servants 20 wait or hin-to the extent
OF si1pence. The limitation - 10 the extent @.
the field of operations Of this pal,ry sum Is per-
haps better understood in this country AZ this
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22

ResolreG That the Democracy Of Benton
County have no candidate 10 nominate for the
Legislature, bat will support any one recommend
cd BY the Democracy OF White County
Rssoired. That the Editor Of the State Scnu
nel Is solicited by this Conscneioa 20 publish
these proceedings
THos SrINBELL. Pres't
joins + Boswell. Sec'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22

time than il might have been a few years since
Money will buy clothes. aud. as the jews will tell
you, clothes will buy money. Logically speak
ing. noney and clothes are convertible terms,
though clothes arc somewhat more Of necessity
than money Habiliments are indispensable ia
civilized countries. whereas money mas not be
One NAV take his choice OF the two. u he i una
bic to have bot one There are persons not a
few who array themselves IN gorgeous attire aud
yet canuo, produce cent from their pockets:
such generally prefer clothes to money
The writer lras ia his possession valued heir
loom which Is a wooden lay figure OF the aver
ase size of man. Time has nearly eiiaced the
inscription which j. bear. but il can be read by
the AID OF a glass. IL RUS thus.
JOHANNES BoURSr.
Hoe Feet
London. 1886. Ammo Domini.
Laus Dec: Amfa.
From al hat can be ascertained. some an
cicnt member OF the family had passion for
PFC CRYING samples of clothing. tor accompany
ing il were whole suits OF clothing of the STYLES
that prevailed in his day; aud IN bis will he
wrote the following: ITO ms elder some and
heir by righie aud lave. william. do give aud
bequeathe the statue whiche Mr. JOHNNIE Bourne
did maken DO enjoin uponne him to give il
at least one ucwe suite OF gentleman's clothes
during his lifetime x preserved When William
shall die he shall bequeathe this to his heir on
the like conditions 10 must never be lette 20
out of the famiiie." Some time We may jot
dowH description Of the various suits that have
come down with this old ignre, but at present
we shall limit ourselves to the cost OF dressing IL
IN the present style. This duty desoyed upon
the writer. to whom the figure now belongs aud
the account. after all the purchases had been
made. stood thus:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22
GEORGE 4.

JonSsroSs MOVEMENTS ExrLnNED oN EEBEL At
raoRirY-NoEE THAN OH GREar BATTLE TO BIZ
AvoipEp-How THE CAMPAIGN nEFoRr RioH-
NoSD ASD bEfoRE ATLANTA AFFEcr rAcH
OTHER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22
THE BATTLE OF GUNrowN, MISS.

Graphic Account OF the l'a,tic-rer-
ribic SIaughter-A Rebel Division
Carries the stars and stripes, and
Wears the Uniform of 4. =. holders
1t Advances within twenty Yards
of our Line and Delivers Fire--Ehc
esd sndinna Death oil Adjutant
Moody Col. Thomas Eseroism-
Horrors Oh the Retreat - FEDERAL
Loss. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22

SO much for this old relic. which IS simply 10
mum Fl prGteTeG nihH.
Taking the above figures for beginning, we
able TO tell almost to u cent how much mon
ey IL costs gentleman % appear in complny.
dressed as becomes his station Oh course, there
is no limit TO the amount of money that may be
expended for jewelry but We prefer to make a
fair estimate--neither the highest nor the lowest
that might be made The list of such articles
naturally includes gold watch and chain, seal
ring, studs aud sleeve-buttons, aud glove-lnks
The cost of these may be set down thus:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22
A GOOD INVESTMENT.

NOR SAIL, SIX acres CO ground well situated a,.
H. mile from The center OF tie city Uu the sr,n,S
there i Brick lard all complete In working o-ss~
With kiln Of brick sready burned. three good iss
barn. stsbles, he improvement are oir,y -,
y al around this property that there no question a. =,
rs being one OF the best paying investments eyer
m this city In part Of the citv will oneFea
rapidly IN value and become valuable a. III 10
sired, time VIII be given two-thlfds OF the
money 'No purchase
For particulars write to J. d. Lock, box y Pos, s,.
Indianapolis. 30 :. Isl once'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22
FOR SALE.

WILL SELL AT 4 GREAT BARGAIN NY HORSE
& Buggy and Harness Call al the Office Of
JOHN II. REA,
juhel4-d6t Post Office Building
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M AR RED.

On Tuesday evening, the 2lst inst at the st Marys
Church. by the Rev Mr.. SEGRIsT Mr.. $. + MAJOR and
Miss ADDIE ScHosAcKKR both of Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22
R Il ia H n Il M G Es.

General Of n iSeceiny
J Bankers
CHlHNAN Bankers H.
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WANTED.

EKTANTED. at the Paper Mill, on the Canal west
w end Of Market street. 100 600 pounds Of Flax Tow.
jels-dlw GAY BRADEN.