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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-17
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ASSESSOR, J
lst Div. lst Assessment Dist.
Keokuk, June l6, '6I.

j. 3. HOWELL Dear Sir: Here
with l hand you a statistical synopsis.
taken from my assessment list of the city
Of Keokuk, which probably will be inter-
esting to your readers
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New York. ,June ia

New York, June l8.
Tho Posts Washington special says
the House Aiiitaay Committee will uext
week report > bill to repeal the draft
commutaiion.
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Nsm ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF IOWA.

ApJrTASr 8rSrRAIis 0Yrrrr
DAvrSPoEr, Iew1, June i4, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS No IS.
l. All recruiting oiess ior the hundred day men are
hereby crsrrd report forthwith by letter this De
rarsnlsni their Treyrsss and laef OF recruited
Where Companies hiied the n1innanua they will
proceed nj eDre T. general rendezvous at Davenport
H. All eulfsted m ara held TO the service by the
terms Of their enlistment and IL absent. without leave
from competent authority liats deser-
All such, where their recruiting ecer has erased
70 act in that capacity. will report this De-
partn,ent BY letter for transportation and will he order
ed 10 Davenport.
III. No person is authorized destroy enlistment pa
pers gre them up 10 enlisted and II they do
liable to arrest Tor discanragipg enlistments
" All recruiting officers ho have not accounted for
transportation passes to Lieut. Col Grier will do
and viii BE- held strictly accountable the dso-
sitien Of the same.
by order cf the Goyernor.
". B. BAKER
Adiutanf General of Iowa
Papers that have usually published orders OF this De-
partm-ut, Will copy
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


Philadelphia, June Is.
President Lincoln has arrived at the
Continental Hotel. He will visit the Fair
this Afternoon
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On mature consideration am satisfied
that the last item does exceed Is per cent.
of the real income of our citizens. 1t rep
resents merely the amount liable to taxa
ton; aud, if am correct 10 my calcula-
ton, the actual income Of the citizens Of
Kcokuk is about 81 zoo, 900.
1t affords me emuch pleasure to announce
that our city leads the van in Internal
Revenue matters in this District, If not in
the State, and / believe it does even that.
Yours, Respectfully, -
w. C. Sra1PE.
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LIRE CRACKERS Boxes No. |
Gold Chop. Just received and for sal. by
jel6-d KELLOGG & BIRGE
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Stoneoans Cavalry Raid ana Georgia
-RepoFIen Ds,RSIer.

The special dispatches 70 the Cincinnati Ga.
zette. dated Nashville, August 3i contain the
following items in reference to SToSENAN's cav
airy raid end the disaster which attended it,
Gen 5t0neman. short time since. started OF
a raid against the Macon Railroaa with Gen.
Edward McCcoks division of cavalry. composed
Of Longs and one other brigade
An officer just in from the front reports the
following the result OF the raid
The Macon road Was reached anu torn az foe
; miles The rails aud ties being burned and
the road made complete wreck
The command was returning and near New
man. when t fell in with a large wagon train. on
which Was much private property aud AL of
Hoods papers. From the character OF the prop
ertv it was thought Hood was evacuating Atlanta.
Near Newman quantity OF whisky WAS cap
tured. and here trouble began. The rebel Gen
eral Rains who in pursuit. came up with
General McCOOk. when fight ensued. and by
all accounts McCook was routed.
About five hundred OF his command lied into
Marietta, Who report the surrender Of the min
body of Troops 300 strong Some say
Gen. McCook was killed They give doleiul.
and doubtless exaggerated accounts OF the at
fair
Lieut.. Col. Brownow. son ot ParsOn Brown
law. Was the first Ia come in. and reported him
self the only officer who escaped.
Among the troopS in McCooks division were
three ~ four Ohio. the "a Indiana and the I h
regular cavalry.
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ErOlsk .lenphis

MEMPHIS August Great activity prevails
in the military cucles in carrying out new move
mems
Reliable information states that the rebel Gen.
: d Lee has been relieved of the command oil
the department of Alabama, Mississippi and east
Louisiana. and ordered to report at Atlanta.
It is supposed that nc will take Hoods old
command.
Forrest charges the responsibility OF lie recent
defeat by 4. T. Smith to Lee s
Dick Taylor reported az Meridian week
age.
The reported death of Forrest. by lockjaw. is
20; credited. although his wounds are sufficiently
severe to prevent him from active service
Chalmers i in command of his forces
The rebel troops west Of the Mississippi are
expected to cross that stream and reinforce Al
!anta.
gentleman rom Mobile July 2lst. says:
Hood has been reinforced by two divisions
rom Beauregards corps from Richmond, two
brigades from Mobile.
Charleston and Wilmington are said to be
nearly Invested of troops, and the garrison OF
Mobile consists of only two brigades of regulars
and the Mobile militia.
So great were the fears That Mobile would be
attacked between the Srh aud the 18th OF July,
that, at the urgent solicitation of the Governor
and Mav0r the troops which had been sent 10
reinforce Forrest were recalled.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
From NEW York.

NEW IoRK. August 5--The Posts Washing
ton special saws:
Adyices received here state ihat a cavalry fight
took place on the New jerusalem road on " ed
uesday. in which the rebels defeated. Our
loss was seventy five
The report that Hooker 10 relieve Mead.
Is incorrect.
Hooker Wa relieved by sherman and sent 10
Washington.
The steamer Saxouia brings 'he following
news:
Lord Palmerston in the House ST Commons,
in response 10 all inquiry whether England in
tended acting in concert with other European
powers IN an endeavor bring abont a suspen-
sion Of hostlities in America. said he thought no
advantage would be gained bT meddlinr
lie j. reporte Slidel Is on "A visit 10 Napoleon
The Posts Washington special saws:
An order has been issued d recting that there
shall be drafting under previous calls Tor
trOops All deficiencies now outstanding shall
be carried over "a the draft Ia take place i'm
September
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from Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 5.-Persons Who LETT
Charlestown. Va. early yesterday morning re-
port a rebel force composed Of SIosby and Im-
boden's cavalry anu mounted infantry. estimated
at 900 were there ana about IN king = Geint or
H,rpers Ferry. while E,rly with 1900 III
faniry. was guarding plumber AT Bunker Hill. and
wa- about starting up she valley.
The rebels are scattered through The valley
gathering up grain and cattle and would Join
Ewei in his mar H.
The rebels con-criptei all tho men they could
lind aud even hoys OF l6
III believed here that the rebels will retire up
toe valley ~ >nou a. their trains are we'll adj
vaueed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
.Er.nn Harrisburg.

HAaEIsBUR0, Aug 5-Dispatches received
here his morning state that the -ebels were
ihen crossing The iiyer a. Hancock aad had
driven AveriE's t.ckets into Cumberland.
Sami-official dispatches received here this
mcrnng state that the rebels occupied Hagers-
town in force.
The greatest CONSERVATION prevails in the
southern portion Of Cumberland county
Governor Curtin has issued a proc smstiosl
calling GU: thirty thousand militia.
The occupation Of Hagerstown;is confirmed by
official dispatches.
Three regiments nj cavalry and Two of in
fantry are strongly posted in and around the
town.
FROM the iset hat th, rebel exposition is &C
companied by infantry is 4 strong indication that
this force is the advance of large body. AS such
troops are not used tor msrouding purposes only
After crossing at ShepardstOwo. it appears the
enemy passed through Sharpsburg ard Turkey
town.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
EDUCATIONAL.
GLENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE.

TlNHE Collegiate Year. including period 81 foriy
week., j. divided into two ous. the frSf session
common ing on Monday. Sentenher ~ ls64 aud the
second on Aon.iay. Jsnnsrs a. Is<s.
The charges for boarding. tuition. ETC. are very low
considering the present financial stat. Of the coan ~
the annie and elegant sccosno u the f.litu-
tio7 ard the hgn prices paid Tor teaching Other
expenses.
Applications sor Submission. snt catalogue. and Al
letters 81 inquiry business relating the
tu.iou. should - directed.
GlExDALg FEMALE COLLEGE.
!y2s-e2w Glendale. Hamilton County, ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
THE CIRCUS TROUPE

Is the largest and complete combined In
establishment being compo ed Of the most popular
skillful and accomplished performers the profession
having been selected from rhe first estab hments ia
Eurone and America. Among the principal artists
the following:
MADEMOISELLE JOSEPHINE, the beautiful, graceful
and elegant Equesr ienne.
SAMUEL BURT, the woRierful ssuterist and Hurdle
Rider
JAMES DE NOTE. the reRoEned principsl Act Rider
ana Hstronic Equestrian.
sHAPpEE & wHITSEY, the great 1rspeze Performers
the darng and skiul Acroba.s IN the profess
sien.
YOUNG FRgRAETI. from the CorSeo circas, Madrid,
the Miraculous ContortiOnst
CHARLEs RIVERS the popular and dashing fcur Horse
Rider and agile lumber
GEO. sLoMAN, In the Equestrian Act Of the Revolving
Globe, and in his Barrel and Trascs Performance.
g. shinde Robinson, JONES' Leverds Leyisur Tremain,
Monsieur Frank, AuGusi Smond, Jas. Benton. Henri
Clarence, Clermont Gustsye Ducrow. and large AID
efficient Troupe of Tsuiters. AcrobSts, Trnblers and
Dancers.
JAS WARD the Hunorist and American Clown, Chinese
NecromaI.cer, sIcck-rope Performer, Comic Singer,
Stump Speaker, &c, DC.
JOHNNY BOOKER. the Eccentric and Trick Clown and
Irresistible Comique
THE sTUD OF HORSES is composed Of the finest
English, American and Arabian thoroughbred highly
trained and msgnfcently eapSrisoned: and the pro-
grsmme Of the will comprise all the elegant SEN
ssona thrilling comic snd entertaining novelties Of
tbe day.
The whole Of these MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS
Wi be exhibited In
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IRON, san francisco.

SAN fEAScIsoo. Angus, S-Abnut = dozen
thrifty farmers 81 Santa Clara county have been
arrested on the charge of hein5 confederates OF
the reoei high.aymen who have been robbng
stages and expresses on the Serre Nevada range
They are coppeFhta Is. AMI II = thought they
were helping the rebels
Tire copnerheads held meeting in tins city
last evening 20 protest the arrest ofex Postmaster
Welies who j. chairman of the Democratic State
Committee. by the military authorities. on the
charge OF using ueasonabe lsngusge
4 FIRE AZ Virginia City iast night DESTROYED
about SlU0 900 worth OF property
The steamer Uncle sam hes sailed Tor Panama
with II 100 600 IN treasure
The British war steamer Devastation i A
Panama
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
cuneru.tor,aIC canvass.

We are authorized 90 state that tie opposing
candidates for Governor. JosfPH l. MoDavALp
aud OLlyKR P MoRroS. will addre-. the people
follows:
A, Laporte. on WEDNESDAY the iOih Of Au-
gust. At O'Clock L
At South Bend. or Thursday. The llth 81
August. al ! O'Clock VI.
Al Goshen on Friday. the 18Th ~ August. -
O'Clock 7. VI
Additional appointments Will be announced
hereafter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
COM NJ ERCIAL.
sY rELEsRAPH..
cincinnati Market.

cincinnati Market.
CISciNSATI, August 5.
Flour nominally unchanged 800 brls trade
brands sold at s. 80 TO 50 %.
Wheat in good demand, and red advanced TO
81 S59l 80. aud white to S2G2 10
Corn unchanged.
Oats advanced To 90c in bulk
Rye 81 i5.
Nothing transpred in pork OF bacon.
Lard in demand at l9c.
I.nseed oil declined to 81 3D.
Nothing done ia provisions; quiet ard unit
eh ,nced
Groceries qnie, and unchanged
Gold 81 81
Silver 81 35
Exchange firm.
The L. 5. Commissary made the following in
voices to-day:
2,24e brls mess pork at $40 50 to Si3 80.
l55 600 los clear sides at 2OGNs4c
$50. Oh lbs clear rio at 1917 u 2Uc-
400 0OO lbs shoulders At IL 10 ISc
% 900 bols. super6ne -four at 50 as
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

81 LoUis. August 5.-The Democrat OF this
morning contains the essential points of The con.
iesson of Green +. Smith. Secretary of the order
OF American knights; Charles L. Hunt ana
Charlie r Dunn. Grand and Deputy Grand
Commanders Also asked tor an examination
IN which they acknowledged their former state
meuts 10 be untrue. but admitted the existence
OF the order and their membership This con
fessipn gives many workings and purposes OF the
orier. bar NJ new f.cta OF mportance revealed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

S..avt.Ir. August 4-cen. Stonaman sent
a force M cavalry. Long and Larrspee's brirades.
ooe s,rono an The 2eth under lcsn espd Of
I'd NcC,ok "a dcsfrpv the Macpn " est
e. ro.d
TO- I'D ae.,roxe5 rs miles az road and st.rt
"a 70 can;ure a train OF 500 wagons going from.
A,l,nts 10 Macon or Columbus.
NcCook captured this train near Newman with
5od 49,, ncl,r,,;,.sr. Ia Offices.
TIE wagons we're loaded with yalu, bic stores.
;ncIud,g LIQUORS and privaie Eapers of General
Hoods and others.
After possessing themselves OF Eha. they
tho icons we're DESTROYED. =
pcCook sssstsT IN tssurn sisl his, prisoners
ard 2 nND mules but was over.aken hy re,el
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

IMPORTANT TO EASTERN TRAvEL.-The Belle
iontaine Railroad line are now running passenger
on the morning express train. leaving Indi
aaapolis at 4 \. u. through To Cleveland with
out change. arriving in Cleveland at , 50 p NJ
Returning. leave Cleveland AZ ) - A. VI. and
,un through to Indianapolis. arriving 81 : p NJ
luly l3-iu
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HOTELS.
3 A II e s II q q s E
j. l.. HOLTON,
PROPRIETOR.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
ny3crAa
OR. WHITTIER.

DRIvATE MEDICAL ADVICE fkEE of CHARGE
fCbropc Nervous Urinary. and Sexual Diseases, free
pla.n sealed letter envelope, for SIX cents
oostsre Its clear deinestion Of ell the diseases
Conditions resulting from the infringement Of the mora
s~. excesses indulyences exposures and imprndence
married and single nfe- Every sentence contains in
strucfcu the sncted, and should be Tesd by ever.
.oung person. keep them ca the shoals which 9th
RS have been broken pieces Am.tivens elesri,
t.sed be under the control Of iudscsous Treatment
,sdtnesby proven; inclination 10 one very prohne esns
disease Nearly every OF disease cs frsate
sitxour hindrance basiDess Medicine senf ~ mall
ecure from observation. Charges moferafs cons1ts
iona by litter or at the oioe free cures gnaanteec
q &C. e a. Charles street between Sxth and seventh
soc square south Of Lndeli Hotel, r o. BOZ s0s1, ~
l,ouis. No Circular Letter especially Fof sde1 COO
--e.s~ UAA1-t6w1y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

g8-A specis meeting Of the Ladies Sewing
Association will meet on Monday next. August
sth. at O'Clock y M nj Military Hall. All
those VINO intefd TO join will please be present.
"a business OF importance will be transacted
Come one. cone all. that are good pant and vest
makers
By order Of ihe President.
60 Miss = l. FARIFs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

This i a. tender though, for 4 mourning
mother IS any OF our poets have yet arrayed IN
verse Ellen CIemsnIire Howarih IS the su-
ihcr.l
Nor wrsry nor sal, fn The home Of thy birth;
Nv bsanflfni hl,. thy leaves viii unfeld
In a cline that j. purer and brighter than earlh.
IN hat ki~gdom Of light. nth it, cities Of gold
vh~-r the air thrills With angel ho<annns snc shese
Thou viii newt grow cid. sweet
49, Never grow ODD
an pilgrim, and sorrow and sin
Hsuntsng my Footsteps wherever 90
life a warfare my title TO ~o-
Well will u b. II Il end not Ia woe.
Prey for me. sweet am laden with car.
ss-rk my sarDeuts WITH m idew and moaia
Thou. my bright sngei, arr 'nlsss and fair
And viii nerer grow old. sseci
serer grow old
Nov, csasi boa o. n from thy home Ia the sAie.,
All The fond wo-ts- ! IT whispering 70 theef
poss sbou 10. me wiih The sen eye.
6feet'nS me- OF ere thy sprii was FREE
so believe. though the ths.ous Of tine
Hide the bright -ssTit yet shaii behold.
lhou Wit stu Tore me, and, pleasure Sublime
Fh0r wit ncyrr gov Old. swcet
Never grow old.
idus Wit thou DC when the pilgrim. grown gray.
Weeps when the vines from the bsarthst are riven
taiih shall bcholi thee. a. pure As The day
Thou vert torn from The earth and irarrpsnied TO
Heaven.
o, holy sni fair. rejoice thou art there,
In that kin.dom Of light. with IS cities II gold
Where The air thrills with angel hosannas and where
Thou wilt never grow old sweet.
Never grow old
EARLY CLosIsG.-Anxious 10 give our young
men time for isuprovemeur ue will coptinne 20
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

sE-"The Circle" on Meridian street. one
door south OF the Journal office. Owned ana
lately opened by George Rhodius. IS becoming
one Of the most popular places OF resor, in the
city. Mr. Rhedius Intends 50 soon as the sea
son opens. 10 accommodate his friends with all
ihey desire in the eating line; at present he can
only serve upsa ine lunch every morning At 10
o'clock. sud sill be happy to see all ~ friends
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

~ \ report! reaches us by telegraph that
Col Russell. OF This city. the gallant commander
of the first lndiata African corps. has been slaia
before Petersburg. The report comes 20 us thai
he was shot through the head We sincerely re-
gre, hear this: aud hope it will turn out not
% be true. Col; Russell Was a gentleman lie
vas 4 brave and accomplished officer We hone
hs life has beeni~aarel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

~ The Mavor was very busy on Lincoln 5
sunday--fhat IL 10 say day before Yesterday
lie judged prostitutes, drunkards and thieves,
and put the cost aecruing il bis pocket IL is a
good thing for Mr.. Mayor. and all other mum
cipal functionaries. that there are 50 MANY wick
Ell people in the world
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

TIRE NExr STATE FAIR ALI the lumber re
quisite for fitting up the grounds preparatory to
the next Indiana State Fair. has arrived from the
north and work men begin operations on Monday
next. The plan of the grounds may be al
The Secretary Office. and il all arrangements are
varied out projected everything will he ad-
mirsble. Mr. LOOMS. the Secretary of the
Board. is interchangeable in his attentions to al
things pertaining TO this matter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
The Gigantic Hippopotamus!

o. BEsEAoTH'' Of Holy Writ, OF whom il is declared
Job s0.3) Upon earth there Is not his like This
specimen Of the brute creation the last ige Of
e-Adamite existence. captured by lis present
keeper, ALI, the Egypiin. ~ order Of the Vceroy Of
Egypt 000 miles above Cara, on the White Nile, in
Africa, and imported into this country at an ex-
pense of than $4,000 by G. q. Quick. Re. with
whom such arrangements have been msde a. to enable
the Management present him to the public in con-
Junction with the other unique attractions, which make
up this Caiacysm Of Wonders comprising this gigantic
combination
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

- The races over Sugar Grove course on
Thursday last were magnificent and provocative
Of an infinite deal 81 sport Moses. Mapes, aud
Sullivan. the fsmop< livery man of Pearl street.
we're on the GROUND viih their nsgs Moses, as
sas 10 be an. Grated beat 'em all. because he
had speciaclcs,io look through We understand
that the whole matter u - ne tried over and due
noice will be iiven y he public u The time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
from GEN. Grauts Arm.

HEspoU kRrER> AMY OF THE PoroxAcf
August I
Noihin. Ell interest hs~ taken place for the
pAsi to day. and very little pirkc' firing has
been INDUCED ia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

A BaReAIS ron TVS DAYS The stout boot
and shoe store will sell boots and shoes nj old
prices Tor ten days. Their stock is large and OF
The best selection M the city. Give them call
~ No. "a Vest Washington street opposite the
Palmer House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
Ouotn OF New Yors

ALBANY. August 5-An order signed by sd
iutant General Sprague was isSaed TO-DAY which
states that the quota OF TIE State under the last
call Of the President amounts 20 20 SIS men
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

20 We were.happy to meet, late of the night
ON THURSDAY last. at The Pearl. 70. ! >, East
Pearl street, tie immortal RhOdius. Of the re
nowned "CirclG." and Sands. of Chicago, the
celebrated cream: ale man We recognized Sands
At glance by abe big and black whiskers he
wore. and he recognized Us and asked up to
take drink which. blush to saw, We nu-
heSiiatingly did
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

~ The 50th Indians. two hundred aud fifty
strong. all OF the brave boys having re enlisted
areexperfed home hourly. Give the heroes such
reception rs tbey deserve All ought TO know
them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
From, Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. August 5 A report, based on
good authority, says the rebels crossed the Poto
mac at Hancock, Yesterday, several thousand
strong
There was report ut fight New Greek
Va Yesterday evening. Particulars not known.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

4 REMEDY Fo.R P,LEs 1t Is a blessing t. the
suffering TO knob that have All efiectuul cure
for this truly tTbub.esOme disease Mr.. J. +.
Hnzarde OF l64 Second street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
takes great pleasure IN informing al Who are
suffering With piles that he used a small quantity
Of Dr. Sirickanh's Pile Remedy. and u Effected
4 permanent curb This seems 10 he the case
with All Who make of this splendid preparu-
ton. IL i manufactured Al No . Eat Fourth
street Cincinnati Ohio. ard cold ~ All DRUG gtsts
mafq N
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

FuNHE leased furniture Of OF most prominent
hotels a. the present proprietor intends 10 20 in,e
o;nsr business Enquire .; the saina<r hszse.
iy21-ta
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

CAsH TRApE-Aftes the fret OF July, 1864.
dry goods will be sold for cash exclusively, at
No. 5. last Washington stree Those owing
secounf~ will please settle up. NJ. H. GOOD
- fff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

- The Preiident's SUNDAY. on Thursday
last. passed ohi rather fiat in this city Church
bells were runa. and We saw some tied little
children On ths;f nay a. church. Chris said:
Suffer little ehidTea 20 come unto me. ior at
such Is the kingdom OF Heaven " What did ia.
bloodthifstv IRE; chers Who ralkti - these inno
cent children %: that dsy say 10 ihemE Did
they preach warso or did they preach peace:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

,r-,,rhe GsA cd PROCESSION win enter the Town at
II o'ci1ck. A. NJ preceded by tee GIGANTIC HiPfo-
POTaNUs drawn By TEAM Of ELEPHANTS. Cour IN
numherS tolox.6 by sFEIFY'S NEW YORK OPERA
RAND The grand. HENA6ERfF, the extensive RCUS
and Troupe Of Art St. together III the Gorgeous Para
pherrafa Of the NJ sfTopo.itan COMPILATION