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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-14
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NOTICE.
ESTATE or JOHN BROWN. DEc,D

ESTATE OF JOHN BROWN, DECD.
DUBLlC noitc Is hereby R7ven that on the Third
Il Monday Of May next (beiDg the 10th dav Of
said monthly shall attend before the County Court
of Will County, at the Court Hoase in the eis 81 Iii,
ct, for the purpose Of settling and austf,s ii cls,
Heainst the estate OF John Brown, late Of AID
eoanty; deceased. when and weere all elamanss are
claims in writing. against said estate for adiussenf
All persons indepted to said estate are eIee rnoTast
ed 70 make payment to the undersirned Withons 49,
Dated Aptn 70, lse4 ' = Spzs'sv
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NEW CLOTHING,
CLOTH AND TAILORING
HI II BE- q Fl M Z N T.
In tine stOr tformsraIly occupied BY r. DOOlittl".

T,UR subscriber having rsopenel tailoring and
i clothing Store, at the above named place, would
inform his old customers aud acquaiutenc~s that s
prepared to furnish manufacture every atile and
variety Of M-n and Boys wear
lie will also keep on hand
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GUARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue Of decretal order Of the County Court
ID Of Will County the State OF Illinois, made and
entered Of record by said at the May Term there
Of A. d. 1864, at the petition Of the undersigned
Charles :. Gilbert, Guardian Of Helen L. Gilbert
minor heir of, and Joseph s. Wood Guardian of Fran
crs A. Wood and Edward l.. Wood minor h0irs at law
Of GEORGE Gilbert, deceased, such guardian
shall sell at public vendue, at the north door OF the
Court House in said county, the first day OF June,
A. D. 1864, b-tween the hours OF ten o'clock A. NJ,
and five O'Clock p NJ of that day to the HIGHEST bid
der for cash hand, all of the right title and inter-
est of said respective wards in and to the follow
ing described real estate situate in the county OF
Will and State Of Illinois, to-wit: The North east
quarter Of Section seven % in Township thrty-three
1881 North and Of Range eleven (ll) East OF the
third principal meridian for the purpose In said order
st forth.
CnAREs s. GILBERT Guardian aforesaid.
JOSEPH S. WOOD, Guardian ~ Aforesaid.
r. r. BARREN, o: Counsel.
l"-t May Il, 1864. <o5W
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BIZ CKS NC
TRUSTEES SALE.

In all its branches is also carried Mt his shop.
share Of public patron age is solicited.
Joliet, March s, ia. PETER COLLINS.
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Farm FOR sALE

FTNHE subscriber, residing : mile. fro-, La.
Il South Plank road offers his vaIuable fr ~ -
crate terms The farm contains 20 acres of lana nnSer
good cultivation There is good house and = hrsrne
orchard on the premises Apply or yo NAV loase
= bargain- A. RADRRNACTYyFrvU eo
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AdmlinisIrnIOr's sale.

Administrators sale.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given that by virtue Of q
i decretai order OF sale made and entered Of
by the County Court Of Will County, in the State Of
Illinois, at the May term thereof A. D. 1854, ct the
petition Of the undersigned for leave to sell real estate
OF the estate Of Jacob Limacher late Of said county
deceased, ate, for the purpose Of paying the
debts Of said estate Of said deceased, shall at the
north door OF House in raid county Thurs
day the seventh day of July, A d. 1884 between the
In the afternoon Of that day. proceed to sell at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash. all Of the right
title and pter'Et Of the said estate Of said deceased In
and e fensEi ing described real estate situated in
the city Of Joliet County OF Will and state of illinois,
with the appurtenances, to-wit. Lot twelve 12) in
Block eighteen 1S) in North Joliet, for the pur
poses in said order set forth.
PETER LIMACHER, Administrator
r. y. BARBLR, Of Conf. Of jacob; LimAcher, decd
Joliet, May Gath, 1864. n506W
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CHOICE PRAIRIE LANDS
To Lsss. for FIv.r..r.

EcTIoN ~, Of he best seefiOui IN Ii. Town.f
~ hanha,tan steven miles South East Of joliet, WI
than % acres ior NE mere fencing, breskips -
several persons BY enclosing n. ...,,.. !.
mon held eOsd make tbs Tenf eorne Te-v - ~ -
ADDRESS he snbscrilsJ throHgh tks Jsii,f p. o. a.
sppy 70 nm personally u nsRhatisn mar Is prsl.
1'n.4 "s4 JOIN ro6Ss.
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FARM FOR SALE.

S-f You want to get q little more than the yarke,
RE1ee In sash or trade for Prime Butter Eggs White
Potatoes Onions or any thing yOu have TO sell
az RluH g.
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st. Leuis Alien and AicagO R. R.
NOTICE.

u 6ST IA OF HENRY DONCAsTER, DECD
OSMbLlC Notice b hereby given, that on he Third
said mont2 .. Aprn next, (being the 18th day of
yT;r shall attend before the Comfy eOrt ot
ion De at TIE CoSrt House in she city Of Joliet
aqains, ~ 0se OF setting and adjusting all claims
cenntv estate OF Henry Doncaster late Of said
Dos;s aeceased, when and where all claimants are
cs;,~s ano se9nested to attend and present their
m "a WIRING again said estate for adfustment
persons Indebted said estate are = :, ress.t
- - -'ao Ashent t. the undersigned without delay
Datad RsA IL 1sea WILLIAM BELL, Admr.
0~N~N $500. -OO1s M. cvr
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on bills HewK RYDE ana NORTON : oo,s
~ Hour ct Mil P,ises, ~ .
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

IlF virtue ora certain writ Of Executop i.s,sd so,
~ the Circnt Court OF viii County, in favor ofIsr-
ct Bngly, Plaintiffs, aud against Alopzn Ieach ~,
PENDANTS, at o'clock Z. NJ on the 3Otb d. ~ , uc
1861, mt the Horh door Of the Court House. y,
ohJOliet, shall offer for sale public yedns an sy
right, title and interest Of SAID defendant in ana - .t
following described property, to wits =" 'ne
The half "a Of tile north east auatte- NJ, =,
Sec Twenty-Five (25) Town trty.ye 1851 Range I'm ~
Coy east ~ third principal meridan also the vsst LaIf
W Ofsouth east quarter % same Sec. and Rance.
also the east half "a Of the south east quarter re-
same Sec. and Range; also north side OF the sonR
west quarter u OF Sec. thirty.six (S6lTown thirty
five 1850 Range nine 90 east of thirb principal peri
diam also lot two (2, three (3 six (6 seven a. eight
Is thirteen (3 fifteen (15, sixteen (l6 twenty COZ
IN Spencers Myers subdivision of lots No. 6 In
Ambrose DOtJ Subdiv. Ofthe south half ca Of the
south half ~ of block ~ Sec four a. Town
thrtyve 1857 Range ten (l0) east also lots two (2)
three Oh ten Q0) eleven III, thirteen 3) sixteen
uo eighteen (ls), nineteen (le) in Spencers Myers
subdivision of lots NO.6 Tin Ambrose DOtys'
snDdiv Of south half 70 Of south half % of block
W sec; tour ~ Town thrty-fve (35) Range ten
liol east also lots five (5) eight (s) thirteen CI3)
sixteen llotln speneers Nyres subdivision of lots
n,I . IN Ambrose Dotys subdiy OF the south half
IA OF the south half of block three (3l See fonr
,.IoWn thlrty-nvs ts5l Range ten (lO) east
GEORGE MUNROE Sheriff ~ YIN a.
az ''-'' nay VI '"he' 1864 n52-3w
000 Blu. Peach blow Potatoes.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Will CouzTE,l -1z
City Of Joliet, 49,
Ii persons Falcon keepers and others selling
N liquers Withen the said city Of Joliet Who have
not taken license the sale Of the same are here
by notIed that 10 snve prosecution they must apply
for and take out said license immediatsly-
b order Of Common coHpels
D. q. RrNERY, CITY Attorney.
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VesiIng and FurnIshIng Goods.
TIE CLOTH DEPARTMENT

viii at all timer bo stocked with the best vAristes
which will br made mp to oTdei, and the work war
ranted to give satisfaction.
SEBASTIAN STEPHENS.
Joliet Oct 2s 1862
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TIMBER AND WOOD ron SALE.

Persons wishing to purchace boat timber timber for
bndng purposes, saw legs, and best Of maple hickory
ana oak cord wood at the prices can be nccomo-
uAea Oy applying In person to the subscriber miles
the Joliet pest office. ''O'
John SNYDER
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A UBURN HOUSE,
LIET, ILL.,,

LAS BEEN THOROUGHLY REFITTED AND
IL newly furnished II is centrally located in the
part OF the city, and contiguous TO either OF
the Railroads, aud will be kept with special regard
to secure share Of the travelling public we'll as Of
the farmers who do business in town.
The atvye named House will be opened for the &C
c"mmodaton Of those who may favor Il with their pat
Tonage on wednesday the 18th Of the present week.
There are good Barns on the premises AID as soon
possible will be free open sheds.
Joliet. may %. 1862 nsitf
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LINE FOR SALE.

nj W. BAHNON would respectfully inform bis
WI. friends and the public generally that he 10
burning lime with wood at his old stand. lie is pre-
pared TO sell as low can be got in this city.
Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
Joliet, Sept. Is, 1865. D sm nlId
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
No. IL SOUTH FOURTH ST,
SAINT us, MO.

No. IL SOUTH FOURTH ST.,
SAINT us, MO.
Established for the benefit of strangers coming ST.
Louis in search Of
SICK OR WOUNDED,
and for persons living distance who can write to
the Army IntelliCsnce Office and obtain reliable nor
nation Of any soldier that enlisted In the State Of
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. ohio, Michigan Wisconun.
Minnesota, Kentucky and Missouri.
CORRECT INTELLIGENCE will be given Of any
~ soldier from the above States, whether SICK
WOUNDED KILLED OR TAKEN PRISONER md in what ba I
ties he may have been engaged, and where his rsg-
ment is stationed.
Information will also be given of the condition of
any sick wounded soldier in st. Louis LOUISVILLE
Cincinnati, Nashville Mound City, any Hospital in
the Western Department.; and where those killed in
battle or have died from their wounds are buried and
where those taken prisoners are confined.
This is the only Army Intelligence Once in the
Department Of the Mississippi, Western Department.
and Information Of soldiers from any Of the above
States can be given at any time by calling or writin
to the Army Intelligence Office
Persons writing, will please give the name Of the
soldier what State he enlisted in the number of
his regiment. Charges for any kind of army Infor-
nation will be Two DOLLARS and any persou tcriiuo
tgH please enclose The amount order 10 secure ateI-
ttOn 10 their inquiTies
Address: Army Intelligence Office, st. Louis Mo-,
IN care Z. U. BOX less. fn50 ly
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81 i1 Block number twelve Q2) Township thirty Gre
o( North Of Rsngs ten (oJ East Of the third Prtne
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O00 Blu. Peach How POtatoas
SOO the finest in tue Marker.
Ar IL RIuyy q,
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DIRECTORS:
ROBERT II. GETTEMY,
Drnl n 4 -.

THOs. II. HUTCHINs.
gent for Joliet and vicinity
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Farmers, nd owners Of dEeIIsgs, look 20 your hit,
1ests, and insure in this a. BONE COMPANY NJ.
e4sr yoS the best Of indemnity fair rates
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March Il. 1S6s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

LOUISVILLE. September IA The Journals
special correspondence from Atlanta. dated the
10Th. contains a congratulatory order from Gen
Sherman, r, counting his victories, aud an agree
ment between Sherman and Hood for truce at
Rough and Ready. on the Macon railroad, and
the country around il. enclosed by a circle of two
miles radius. for ten days, from September 18th,
to enable the people OF Atlanta to remove to
points south
Hood TO sherman OH the 9th SAYS
Permit ne to say the Unprecedented measures
YOU propose trsascends in studied aud ingenious
cruelty any acts before brought TO my attention
in this dark history of war In the name of God
and humanity protest. believing that you are
expelng from their homes and fresides the
wives and children of a brave people
Hood to James n. Cotton, Mayor of Atlanta,
says:
will do all in INV power to mitigate the terri
ole hardships and misery that must be brought
upon your people by the federal commander
The letter from Sherman to Hood not Oh
tainable, but the following items from notice
issued by the Mayor. by permission Of Sherman.
will give an idea thereof:
All citizens are required TO leave Atlanta and
proceed either south or north.
The government will furnish transportation 10
such a. far as Rough and Ready; aud north ms
far "a Chattanooga
All citizens may take their movable property
with them
Transportation furnished for all moyeables
Negroes who wish TO do so may go with their
masters, otherwise male negroes will be pnt in
government employ, and the women and children
sent outside the lines.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

NV oRK, September Ia.
Flosr-Sta;e and Western 5GI0c better. but
not very active; Sl0@lO 90 Tor extra State;
$40 75@ll u tor extra round hoop Ohio; Sli
2OC1l3 to- trade brands. the market closing dull
amp dropping.
Whisky active and frmer; Western 81 s0@l
81. closing at the latter.
Wheat ld2c better: 81 10 for Chicago spring:
81 26G2 80 for winter red Western aud amber
Michigan; 81 lIiaG2 30 Tor amber Milwaukee
Last evening two boat loads of choire white
Kentucky sold at So 4U Corn lie better
Oats dull at e9@yOc for Western.
Coffee dull and prices nomiually unchanged
Sugar quiet; Cuba l9@2le; Havana p @231ac
MOlasses dull.
Pork opened hrmer at better prices, but closed
heavy and declining; s40@4l for mess; $42 90
CAB for new DO. cash and regular way, clos
ing at about $40 1912 s715: S3s so for prime
mess. Beef more active. Cut meats quiet and
firm: l61e Is; tor shoulders. the latter price for
choice, and le@lyc for hams.
Lard steady with fair demand; 2313 Q24kc,
the latter price TOR extreme choice kettle render
ed Butter brm and quiet, 45(d4oc for Ohio,
and 4c d55c for State, the latter price for fancy
Cheese firm and quiet at l9@271se.
Money active aud firm at per cent Sterling
l0e4@l09L. Gold irregular aud unsettled
opening at 22I1s. advancing to 22o, declining to
226, advancing TO 2271a declining to $685., ad-
vancing to l26. and closing at 2254.
The steamer Hecla, for Liverpool to-day, car
rej over SIS, 600 in specie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
From Cairo.

CAIRo. September IA Tho u s. steamer
Circassian returned to New Orleans the 9th
from cruise on the Texan coast as far as the
Rio Grande, during which she supplied about
thirty of our blockaders with provisions. She
brought few sick discharged men, bound North,
from the gunboat Aroostock the only vessel on
drtv az the mouth Of the Rio Grande.
The French have nearly seventy vessels at
that point.
The French Admiral, when he heard of the
capture of Fort Morgan. pronounced FArragut
the naval hero OF the age
The troops at Santa BRACES and the crews OF
The blockadiHg feet are ia good health
Blockade running Is expected To commence
sOou on the Texan coast and the navy is on the
alert
The Crcassnn will leave ia a DAY for
Boston. touching at Mobile and Pensacola for
sick aud wounded men
Some sick in the naval HOSPITALS ia New Or
leans would BE- sent North on her
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Telegraphic Dispatches.
ssrosrxp xxrzs<ls sAny srAsr ssssrsr-
For Morning Repsrt See FIRST Page J
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
THR ARMY Oh The POTOMl &C
FROM. CAIRO AND BELOW.
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
Extracts from Southern Papers.
OFFICIAL FROM SHERIDAN.
All Quiet Along the Lines.
LATER FROM ATLANTA.
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
Extracts from Southern Papers.
OFFICIAL FROM SHERIDAN.
All Quiet Along the Lines.
LATER FROM ATLANTA
from New York.


INV YoRK. September l4-From flies oi
rebel papers we CLEAN the following:
The Charleston Mercury says all foreigners
resident ia Savannah. who will not organize for
for defense Of the city by the 30th would be sen:
to Atlanta
vances majority for Governor of North Caro-
lima. over Holden. the Peace candidate is est
mated at so 900 in total vote of IS 900
The Richmond Examiner of the 9th says:
The hope built on the terrible things Wheeler
was to DO with Sherman's CO communications seems
We regret to say. fast falling into nothing.
The Savannah News learns that the rebe;
powder works at Augusta were blown up on the
81. with some 10000 pounds of powder. Nine
persons were killed
Col Ciaseret editor Of the New Nation pub
fishes a card in which he denounces General Ere
mont and National Path6nder's Association He
claims he has been deceived by Gen Fremont
and made dupe Of, and that General Fremont
has bargain by which the control OF the New
Nation is TO be taken away from him. (Cluseret)
anu claims that the papes belongs 10 him
The Commercials Washington special saws:
Officers who left Grants headquarters yester-
day report that nothing going on except oc-
casional Smelling and picket firing.
The recent order of the War Department
against subordnates giving information is car
ried to extreme Of Withholding the lists of deaths
OF deceased soldiers, thus keeping back payment
OF insurance money.
The Posts Washington special saws:
Advices from the Army of the Potomac state
the rebel, seem to be feeling our lines slightly
but have made 80 general attack at any point
E General Grant has issued order that all the
civilians now il his lines in front of Peters
burg. who refuse to take the oath of allegiance,
shall be sent through the lines OF the enemy.
The order also prohibits the sale of provisions to
civilians who refuse TO take the oath.
The draft is ordered TO take place in Delaware
aud Mary land on Monday next.
Large numbers of ecIuiis and substitutes go
20 the front to-day.
The steamer Vanderbilt has been thoroughly
repaired. and she will soon resume her search for
rebel privateers
II is reported that about Is 900 men are con-
siantly working on the machinery of the one
hundred or more war vessels, wooden and iron
clad now constructing for the Navy Department.
The Commercials special from Washington
l4th, SAYS:
There is rumOr current here that Petersburg
has been captured by our forces The Govern
ment has no advices to this effect, and il is gen
| erahv discrediied
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

ARRIVAL OF THE l0TH INDIANA This gallant
regiment. the old 10Th Indiana infantry. with the
proud names of Rich Mountain. Mill Springs
COrinth. Perryville, Rolling Fork. Hoover's Gap
Tullahoma, Chchamauga. Mission Ridge, Buzz
yards Roost. Ressaca, Kingston. Casavis
Kenesaw Mountain. Chattako0chee and Atlantis
inscribed upon their warwOrn banners, arrived
yesterday hom the front No organization has
a prouder record than the invincible 10th IL
the il has always been. Ii was foremost TO
drive the rebel invaders from Kentucky SOIL and
the first rebel battle flag captured in that State
was taken by the glorious lO'h All honor, ex
claims every patriotic kentuckian. to the fire
tried veterans of the bloody 10Th
The off GERS OF the 10Th who return are
1t Col NJ b. TAYLOR. Maj. j B. Van Malta
Adjutadt W +. Ludlow. Quartermaster F
Wicstach Capt T. A Cobb aud 1t A Smith
Company A. Ii, " Colwell. Company b. Capt
j II BoSd. L.. Thomas Thompson and 1t ID
F. Allen. Company c. Capt Warren Shee,z and
L. L H. Hawkins, Company ID. 1t. y. Rus
sell. Company Z. Capt II F. Mccoy aud 1t
Upton. Company F. Capt. J II. Bush and 1t
Beach. Company G.. Capt. John G Boswell and
Ii John McMurtry, Company II. Capt. Shu-
mate Company |. and Capt j " Hunt. Com
pany h
The regiment leii the front on Saturday last
and. without missing any train. duly arrived a:
we have stated. single but melancholy &C
cident occurred on the trip At Jacksonville the
Orderly Ssree cant. OF Go X. David Cox son oi
DR.. Cox. of Clinton county, accidently stepping
between the railroad cars was killed His re
mains were brought home by his comrades The
noble soldier. having faced without harm the
enemies of his country fell, in the mysteriou.
providence of God, while on his happy way %
rejoin his loved ones at home. A tear to hi:
memory
We suppose that public reception by the
Governor. in behalf of the people OF Indiana
will be announced. Let Us honor and welcome
our noble soldiers. a only they deserved To be
hOnored aud welcomed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
GubernaiorIaI Canvass

Hon o Morton and Hon. j J. Mcdonald
will address the people jointly as follows:
At Lafayette. on Wednesday, the 2lst Sept.
At Coyingron. on Thursday, the % Sept.
Hon Z Mcdonald will address his fellow
citizens ~ follows:
AT New Albany. on Thursday. the 18th inst
At Connersvlle. on Saturday. the 18th inst
AT Rushville. on Monday. the 18Th inst.
At Charlottesville. on Friday September 90
AT Versailles. Ripley county. on Monday
September &c
At Anderson, on Wednesday. September 70
AT Kokomo. ON Thursday September %
At Peru, on Friday, September 80.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15
NV YORK MONTY MARKET.

Gold opened at an advance on yesterday s
closing prices. and subsequently, declined the
tone OF the market being weak. The market il
very largely oversold. and the purchases are very
large. considerable rise was expected this
morning under purchases to cover the sales OF
two or three DAYS ago. and the non realization OF
the expectation produces an expectation that the
market is about To take another leap downward
The fluctuations to- day were from 225 to 2253.
but rumor that Grant had taken Petersburg
sent il down 20 223
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

SIXTH DIsTRIcr DEMOCRATIC MEKrISG Den
Gratis turn out on Saturday morning aud go
down TO Franklin 10 attend the great Demo
cratic Congressional meeting for the SIKH Dis
trict Two bands Of music from this city go
down on the { O'Clock train Passengers will be
taken there and back for half fare. A pleasant
trip and pleasant day is Anticipated. so turn
out Democrats early on Saturday morning. Be
at toe Union Depot at o'clock, A N
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

II II DoDD A Military Commission, con-
sisting of Mr. Sla- Colero-e. of the 9th; Col.
John Wilder, OF the l6h; Col r. p De Hart.
of the 9th; Col. VIM. McLene, of the 43j; Col.
Ben Spooner. OF the SD. has been appointed for
the trial OF II. H Dodd Lieut.. Harris is Judge
Advocate. Messrs Jos. Mcdonald aud
Porter, lawyers OF this city. appear i'll behalf OF
Mr. DOid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

SPLENDID INPoETATIoNs-Mr. ID J. Callinau,
one OF the most enterprising merchants of Ind-
annapolis. left the city last night for the East in
order to meet his Importers and make arrange
meuts to bring back splendid lot of goods
Mr. CallInan is replenishing for the Fail aud
Winter trade. and we would respectfully ask all
our lady friends 20 wait, before purchasing else
where. and inspect Mr.. Callinan's splendid AS
sOrtuients.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-15

cH- Private A J Truell. Of Co II 9th In.
diana learn. vss shot aud killed by the cit,
patrol. night before last lie had. II i said. been
creating disturbance AZ the Thester. was ar
rested. but resisted AID net his tate IL seems
10 Va that some restrictions ought 20 be pot upon
The using OF muskets by provost guards /
certainly would be very difficult for any one Z,
escape an arrest bv them ia this town. and foi
sh.h cause IN several recent instances humAI
lite has been taken We respectfully SIX IN,
attention OF the military authorities 10 this sug