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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

FRxAoST MovENEST-The Germans of lDdi-
ana have issued circular which IS being distrl-
buted literally throughout the State. They
draw up strong against Lincoln. and de-
clare their unalterabe determination TO support
the Cleveland nominations. They are perfecting
AN organization in conjunction with Germans
throughout the Union. The style of their circu-
lar is as follows. for the translation of which We
are indebted 10 friend:
ORGANIZATION OF THE RADICAL GERMANS OF THE
UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA.
l. The object of the organic alton Is expressed
IN the principles of the platform, which every
club belonging to the organization must assume
as a foundation of it, work
, The different Clubs of State eject State
Committee If the Clubs OF a State cannot agree
about the State Committee it shall be pointed
out TO the Executive Committee of the organi
zltiOn
3 The Constitutions OF the different Clubs
must be put before the Executive Committee OF
the organization for examination and approoa-
ton
4 The Executive Committee consists of seven
members of the organization. who are responsible
to the same, aud OF whom the President. Secre
tary and Treasurer must reside At such place as
the Convention thinks proper.
:. The Executive Committee must execute
the resolutions of the Convention, consisting OF
the debates OF the different ClubS, also, u must
regulate the intercourse of the organization with
political parties and committees; 10 raise money
contributions of the Club; 10 take charge OF the
political and financial management o. the whole
TO call a regular National Convention at least
once = wear and make all arrangements which
are necessary Tor the welfare of the organiza
ton
The Executive Committee must have report
oil the administration. also report OF the want:
and condition OF the organization.
3. By order OF the majority of the Clubs be
f longing TO the organization, the Committee mus
call an extraordinary Convention.
. The Convention nominates the Executive
Committee for the next year, elects officers anc
hxes the size o. bead THAI the Treasurer has q
give.
The members OF the organic zion binC
/ themselves 10 vote at the local. State aud Ma
tional elections for such candidates only as hav,
been nominated by the Cub, Executive Commit
tee or National Convention.
Every Club that opposes this i excluded from
the organization.
/ It shall De the interest of the organization il
order 10 give the members az The organization on
/ nortunitv 10 work Tor their principles that il
case there i NJ party that agrees with them
/ III members attend the pGblic meeting whicl
takes place before fhc elections OF that part
which agrees with their principles the nearest
9. The different Clubs can bring matters be
fore the Executive Committee any time whefeo
the majority comedies.
To- If. during the year. member of the Ex
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

LOUISVILLE. July l6-On Friday morning
the train from Nashville to Johusonsiile va.
warned to return, a guard obtained, and
the cars proceeded TO W.verly. where party Of
twenty laborers had been attacked by band Of
guerrillss that morning
Three laborers we're killed The survivor:
were robbed and drawn up in line to be shot
when the guerrilla chief liberated them because
they were only iaborers. saying that If they were
soldiers they would be murdered.
TIE guerrillas set fire TO The tents and destroy
eli the camps. when thew left for psrts unknown
To-day's Nashville Times says:
Atthe last accoGnts our force we're still strong
ly and securely entrenched at the Chattahoochit
river. f4tatl af# f.fl4
There has been no pursuit Of the rebels, and
no advance from the banks OF the Chattaho0chis
towards Atlanta.
Passengers on the evening train state that ru-
mors prevail at Nashville that sherman has cap
tured six thousand prisoners. Time. when
and locality not stated.
Ii Is reported that Sherman has ordered III,
correspondent, Of the New York Times out ofh.
lines IS 50 "a
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rew WORK Market.

NEW YORK, July l6
Flour-State and Western irregular and IN
settled and 75c@Sl higher So O0@ll extra
State; SO 00@ll 90 round hoop Ohio, and
81 20@ll 50 trade brands, market closing
heavy
Whisky decidedly i.mer; 81 O5@I 65 IVES.
tern
Wheat dull and unsettled and SI5(62Oc higher
81 do Chicago spring 81 55G2 45 No Mil
waukee; 81 % winter red Western, and 9 65@
2 81 amber Michigan
Corn dull and case lower; 81 57@l 60 new
mixed Western
Oats dull and decidedly lower; 96@97 Yves
tern.
Coffee dull at 55@6O for Rio.
Sugar dull; Cuba Muscavsdo 22d2l15.
Molasses dull, and prices unchanged.
Pork excited and irregular and S263 higher
for new mess; other kinds nominal, mess opened
at S4D and closed at S35@36 80 for new prime
ard S39 Tor prime
Beei dull and nominally unchanged; SlOals for
country mess; s9@lO country prime; s2o@2i
repacked mess: s2s@3O extra mess. Prime
mess heef quiet aud unchanged
Lard dull and lower: Is@l9c
Butter nominally lower; 33@40 Ohio; 81 a ~
State.
Money stringent at las
Sterling heavy and decidedly lower 1895 ~
gold
Gold more active and frmer opening It 25O1S
declining to 24s advancing to 26l. and closing
dull at 253d254
Government stocks dull and dropping
L. 5 6's 81 coupons l01s. 90 coupon 1898
7-20's l0424; 7-3O's treasury notes for Februar,
aud August lO4l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
ecu.ire commi,s.e leaves, the senainiug mem

ecutive Committee leaves. the remaining mem
bers shall elect another member
II IL is voted in the Convention according 70
the number Of delegates that the election of the
delegates of the Clubs shall be in such way that
for fifty members there be enc delegate. In
places where there exists but CLUB il only
takes twenty members to elect delegate
IL. No member of recent political Clubs car
become a member Of the organization
The following resolutions we're adopted as sup
lement:
l. Those members living beyond the seat oil
the Executive shall receive their travelling expen
ses at the meeting Of the Central Committee
The Corresponding Secretary of the Execu-
tive shall be paid for his labors out OF the Cen
trail fund. and the Executive shall fix the salary
of the Secretary according TO the services. II
was resolved that from the Club shall be paid as
soon as possible an extra contribution OF twenty
Eve cents per member tn the Central fund.
This paper is signed by some of the most
prominent Germans. among them are DR. HON
burg President; G Keller. II Lelber Carl Post
of Indianap Ills. Karl Helnben. Boston Mass. Or
Greiner, OF Newark Y J., r Depended. of De-
troit. Michigan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

NV YoRK. July l6 The steamer Havana
bring Mexican news to June 80
Macmillan had invited President Juarez and
other Liberal Chiefs to come TO the citv OF Mex
leo and consult together on plan OF restoring
peace aud the firm establishment of the Empire
guaranteeing them full protection aud safety
II is said they all refused To hold anv commu-
nicatiOn except by aFmistice with the A gent of
Napoleon
The Emperor has taken up his residence at
Chapul;e twenty-five miles from the capital
No Minister Is yet appointed to the United
States
a terrible fire is raging on Long Island
having commenced in 10Th near Sackland
Sound.
Secretary Fessenden has been in consultation
with Mr.. Chase to-day relative to the proposed
foreign loan
The Post says:
At present there is rot much prospect of its
negotiation satisfactory terms
II is reported that the Associated Banks re
fused to make loan to Mr. Fessenden except
they be made general depositorIe. and fiscal
agents OF the government. It is not correct
They propose to loan S5n 900 600 and make
the payments the same as in the great CONNER
cial countries of Europe
Secessionists in Baltimore say the recent rebel
invasion was only a reconnaissance. and that thew
will receive large reinforcements and return with
Lee in command
Special to the Evening Post saws
Information has been received here direct from
Louion Valley. to the effect that the rebel force
on the retreat from Maryland and Washington.
is moving down the valley toward Gordonsville
The rebels seem TO be marching rapidly
Our forces, who are in pursuit, captured Gen
Bradley johnson near Edwards Ferry. but he
was subsequently, rescued by a bold dash of his
own cavalry.
A soldier of the 9th New ! ork regiment was
hanged yesterday by the rebels at Poolesville, as
a spy.
Persons from near Manassas say that the rebels
are not repairing the Manassas railroad, as re-
ported.
All quiet in the Army of The Potomac yester
day.
The Tribunes Washington special correspou.
/ dent says:
General Lew Wallace has been relieved from
his command At Baltimore. General TYLER will
| take his place
IL is reported that FIVE prisoners escaped from
/ Fort Lafayette Thursday night after shootin.
/ the guard-nine Others in making the attempt
i failed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
M0SBY NEAR LEESBURG.
GUERRILLAs IN KENTUCKY.
&c. DC. &c. &c &c.
from Warrington

WAsHINGrox, July 1.-THE Star extra
SAYS:
\ force OF rebel raiders, between three hun
bred and fifty and four hundred strong, passed
through Little Washington. Spervville and
Creighersville on Thursday night. on their WAY
toward Madison Court House and Gordonsvi
They had one hundred and fifty horses with
them and twenty-five prisoners, who we're
mounted upon captured horses, which we're led
by the rebels.
The rebels passed Creighersvil!e about eight
O'clock, and half hour afterwards small
force Of Ulion cavalry from the west, who
crossed the Shenandoah about Conrad's store
made their appearance at the same place and
proceeded after the rebels.
The Union cavalry gave out.
The rebels were making their way To Gondons
vile and thence to Richmond. They seemed to
be in a hurry, having received information that
Sheridan was between them aud Richmond with
Il large cavalry force, smashing things generally
This rebel gang doubtless a part of the
rebel force lately operating in Maryland
General McCook. General Payne and General
Doubleday have been relieved from duty in the
Department of Washington General McCook
will report TO the Adju,ant General for instruc-
tons. and Generals Payne and Doubleday will
resume their positions on General Court Mar
tial
General Hadden has been ordered TO resume
mmand of his division garrisoning the works
at Washington, north of the Potomac
Additional alarm was occasioned on the Vir
ginia side of the Potomac yesterday. by reports
that rebels were running "a railroad up 10 MauaS
sas. This is not vet verified. but il IS thought
possible. and that the designs of the rebels are
TO command the gaps and keep open their com
mnnications between Gordonsyille and the val
ley
An official report to The Postofice Department
shows that mails for twenty eigh. different States
were recently burned by the rebels at Gunpowder
bridge.
Railroad trains left Washington this morning
for Philadelphia direct
There is no confirmation OF the truth of the
report that the rebels running trains up to
Manassas.
Our city has resumed lis usual quiet but there
is evidently an increase OF military watchfnness
Interesting intelligence is daily anticipated
from General Grants armv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

NEW YoRK, july IL The s Americs
from Southampton on the 9th arrived here this
morning
The steamer Saxnoi, arrived at Cones on tn,
9th inst
The Belgian arrived out on the 9th
ID Israeli mo, ed the want of confidence re
sumed in the House of Commons on the 4th
Gladstone denies that England's influence ha:
been lessened.
kinglske's amendment that Eneland's polio,
was for peace was offered the 5th.
Cobben sbOke at great length
The debate adjourned Oh the 9Th
Malursburg will move a similar resolution ir
the House of Lords
The French papers stale that Prussian anC
Austrian troops in Duchie have been largely In
creased
Prussia intends possessing all Danish Islands
afterwards attack Copenhagen
The Press says King Christiare personally re-
quested Napoleon's protective intervention
SOUTHAMPTON. July Is Information from
good authority leads 10 believe that the rebe
pirate Semmes with his officers and part Of hi
crew havs obtained the stea mer ippahannock
and intend to sail at an early date from som
French port.
1t is stated that they will again attack tn
kearsage. -r-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
Sunday Night Report
LATEST WAR NEWS.
FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
Rebels $4,000 Strong in Kentucky
Il O H L @ ~ ~ f w -
&c. &C., &c. &c. &C.



WASHINGTON. July l7-MOsby's men made
their appearance about 100 strong on Friday
morning near the head of Washington's old mill
six miles from Alexandria.
The Alexandra Journal say
With the above exception. the guerrillas were
never more quiet than they have been during the
past ten days.
The provisions of the act Of Congress fixing
certan rates and regulations for preventing col
sions on the water are 10 take effect in the navy
September lst, and the preliminary orders have
been issued by the Navy Department.
They have already been adopted for the ma
rine service Of the Quartermaster's Department
and failure tn comply with them on the part oil
the master of a transport. il armed by the United
States. will subject him to dismissal and If the
vessel be chartered, subject her TO fine of ons
day = charter for each offense. -
The Times correspondent in front of Peters
burg. saws: -
An arrangement has been entered into be-
tween the 5th corps and the enemy in its front
to stop skirmishing while doing picket duty ii /.
a great relief to the men on both sides
The enemy are constantly making new work.
and strengthening old ones.
De>erters are continually coming in.
Senators Wilkinson, Chandler and Spraeu,
are on visit to the army.
There is great JOY inside the rebel line-per
haps at the Maryland raid.
They are greatly mistaken if they expec
Grant to release the death grasp on the throa
of rebellion
Dispatches from Buffers headquarters saw tb,
rebels continue to fire on the transports from
moving rife battery Our gunboats fellow N,
battery and shell Otherwise all il quiet
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent saws
About lou Union prisoners daily expect
ed from Texas in exchange under the new cartel
who were captured wear and half ago at Gal
weston and Brashear City.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
CCM M ERCIAL.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 10.
Flour unsettled. hut the feeling is more hope
iul; extra sold nj s. 50@9; at the close none 10
be had below she latter rate
10000 bushels prime red wheat sold at 50 10
"a SO, and at the close 81 50 was asked
Corn and oats unsettled and prices nominal
no sales
A moderate demand for whisky; small sales
at 81 20.
Nothing trauspired in provisions and prices
are nominal, but the feeling on the part Of hold
ers is irmer.
Butter scarce and up TO 32@35
Groceries unchanged and firm; snail sales at
53@55c
Coffee sold at 53@55c
Sugar sold at 24@27c
Molasses unchanged.
Gold higher, closing at 2a3@5s7.
Exchange advanced 10 par buying and IA prem
selling
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
GrOlll baltimore

BALTIMORE. July 10 A vessel arrived at
Fortress Monroe, reports heav, firing on the 9Th
of july off New Shoal, bearing northwest from
the main land, judging from the sound was "a
miles west.
4 light ship. on the 18th. was spoken by the
United States steamer Ticonderoga, which re-
ported the above
1t is summised some of our vessels may have
encountered the Florida
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July IA rebel force var;ously
estimated at from FIVE to fifteen thousand entered
Kentucky by Pound Gap some two days since
and are now at Martindale. Floyd county
1t is not yet known under whose command OF
for what object.
Military authorities actively engaged in
making preparations to give them warm recep
ton.
Quite number of refugees from eastern sec
tons of the State are en- route for Lexington anc
more northern parts OF Kentucky.
Arrangements for the defense of Louisville are
actively progressing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

THE NExr INDIANA STATE FAIR-This great
exhibition will commence on October 81, 1861
Everything has been arranged by the State Board
OF Agriculture. and the Executive COMMITTEE
thereof. TO make il splendid success The.old
grounds in the western part of the city have been
enlarged and will be improved and greatly beau
tiled. The most ample arrangements are to be
made for the care of stock, and for the con
venience of mechanics and manufacturers and
persons having implements and recent inventions
10 exhibit The committee have given due At
tention to the demands OF farmers, hortieul
turists. florists and fruit growers. The energy
and sagacity. ani entire desotedneSs to everv-
thing pertaining To what il in progress with re
gard 10 our next lair. of the Secretary Of she
Board. " II LOOMS. can not be too highly ap.
preciated and commented by his fellow citizens
throughout the State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE July l6-Last night sm.ll par
~ of guerriIIas representing themselves to be of
Forests command. came within FIVE miles of
the city on the NoBersvile pike. and proceeding
to the house of an old lady named Bottles. about
eleven miles from the city for refreshments, were
pursued by forty federals who. after ordering the
inmates TO vacate set fire to the house and out
buildings which were entirely consumed
River scouts report two feet of shoals falling.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
from Hayanah.

The censor Don Adolinar del Ratio who l. in
terested in Diaro de In MArino intends TO DESTROY
all opposing newspapers owned by slave dealers,
and advocate. to the extent he dares, the odous
slave traffic. Mr. Daniel Bosquet the agent Of
newspapers. has made formal protest against
the proceedings OF Mr. Ratio refusing to submit
TO Rosa's censorship over his papers yellow
fever continues its ravages. and is rather on the
increase The heat is also on the increase. and
the rain storms continue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

A SUPERIOR REMEDY We can conseientbusly
recommend to those suffering from distressiEg
cough, Dr. Strickland's Mellihuous Cough Bal
sam. 1t gives relief almost instantaneous. and
is withal not disagreeable to the taste. There is
no doubt but the Melliluous Cough Balsem is
one of the best preparations in and is al, that
its proprietors claim for it, We have tried it
during the past week and found relief from a
most distressing cough. 1t is prepared by DR..
Strickland No 6 East Fourth street, CinciTpat.
Ohio Cincinnati National Union If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
Froiss Portland.

PORTLAND NJ July is Governor CORY has
information that the suspicious steamer Fung
Mez which sailed from 81 Johns on Wednesday
last. purporting to be bound for China. put into
the port Of Cutler. in this State. on Thursday
night
The Custom House officers boarded her aud
found she had a regular clearance for China
She was deeply laden and pierced for six
guns
The next morning at O'Clock she sailed
The information has been communicates by
Gov CORY to Secretary Welies
She intends doubtless TO run the blockade and
take IN an armament and begin the career of a
cruiser.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
From PhiIadeiphta.

PHILADELPHIA. July 10 The Inquirer has
the following special from Washington:
A portion Of Aosby's command about two
hundred strong passed near Leesburg at an
early hour on Tuesday night. each rider led a
horse. and we're driving before them nearly one
thousand head of cattle When Last heard from
they were making for Ashby's gap
A small portion OF rebel cavalry were at Ches-
tiers gap on Wednesday noon
The cavalry of Harry Gilmore were the las;
OF the rebel force 20 cross the Potomac, which
they did little above Edwards Ferry.
After crossing, a small force was detached
from his main command and sent toward
Snickersvile, when the main body moved
directly foF Ashby's gap
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

II B. X. ougrove. the former accom- alished
editor of the Journal, has returned from bis re-
cent trip TO the Baltimore Convention. 10 Sara
toga and the seaport generally Mr.. Sulsrove
looks rejuyinated, and also looks through his
spectacles al matters and things datkly. We
learn that he has engaged rs permanent Western
correspondent of the New York Times .nd We
shall hereafter look for that sheet with INCREASED
interest.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

A Business CHANGE As vii appear iroEi a
notice in our adverise.ng columns. the hru, Of
Ninnedge. Jones CO have dissolved Aquslla
Jones. Sr, retiring The business viii be en-
tinued BY ] ID. Ninneige and Aquilla Joses.
Jr. the junior partners OF the old hrm. at The
old stand The latter have been the active
managers of the house since 1t started, some i've
wears ago. consequently the sane energy. intes-
rity and sagacity which characterized the bssi
uess OF the establishment heretofore will GOVERN
il hereafter The saccess of this hrm SHOWS
What industry and enterprise can accomplish
in business They took the establishment FIVE
wears ago selling some SIS 600 year. and tl,ey
increased the annual sales 10 $3.50 OO0-a ak
fold increase There are bat fe~ Boot and
Shoe establishments in the West that do such.au
immense trade Messrs Ninnel-e and josie.
are young men Ut known industry aud honorable
dealing. and they deserve the success which BE.
attended them Their long experience in tbt
business has given them complete knowledge
81 the kind and quality OF boots and shoes TIA,
this market requires and il nil be their effort; il
the future as L has been ia the past, TO furn,sl
Just such articles as will please their customers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

SHOOTING March The match between Eu-
rich and Erb comes off on the 10Th of August
We had the pleasure of witnessing the skill OF
Mr.. Zurich few DAYS ago. and If the gentleman
from Lafayette is not superior to ordinary sports
men he may have "hard row 10 hoe
On the succeeding day Saturday a siseep-
stake or general shooting match will com, off.
open TO all.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18
From Sherman,. Army.

NV YoRK. July l7-Advices from Sher
mans army state that three of our strongest
corps are south of the Chattahoochie, strongly
entrenched in rebel abandoned works
Ii is rumored that the rebel General Marc,
10 wounded.
The rebels have fallen back to the outer forti
ications of Atlanta. three miles from the city
The works are very strong with 10000 militii
in them
The rebels moving all supplies to Augusta
fearing flank movement and capture
Another report says Johnson has fallen bacl
10 Cedar Bluffs, eight miles from Atlanta. thu
virtually yielding that stronghold
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

IMPORTANT TO EASTERN TRAVEL Belle
fontaine Railroad line are now running passenger
cars on the morning express train, leaving lndi
annapolis at A. NJ, through to Cleveland with
out change. arriving in Cleveland at , 80 p. NJ.
Returning. leave Cleveland at > 30 a. 81. and
iun through to Indianapolis, arriving at ; ?. NJ.
July l3-lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-18

The ST Mays Church Sunday School
will have picnic on Tuesday the 10Th ins The
ground selected ia on East street. about
one mile south of the corporation line Vehicles
will leave the church on Maryland street every
quarter of an hour during the day. Music will
be furnished by Hahn's National Guards Band.
A pleasant time may be expected i62