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"A Popular Trsauss on DEkEHRss," "Lsttsr.
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for ONE WEEK., until
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by GREEN &wILLIAMs,
- AUCTIoNEKRs
hou.kHoLp FuRNIrUsE IN TIM EoRTHs
EhN LibkRflks AT AuCTiON.-on MONDAY,
tne YIN Inst, At 10 O'Clock NJ, shall eoll, At
me residence OF = Eentlsman d.eining housskeep-
Ing at the corner Of Tenth and Il eets porth, MI.
Walnut Sofas, Chairs, Tables, and whafnots
Five Cottage tuites, consisting Of d essing
Bureaus, WAshstan ., Bedsteads, Tables,
and Chairs, all complete
Three-ply, Iograin, and other Carpets
Curled Hair Mattress ., made 70 order Pei
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bostefs .....r ~ 81.
Comforts, Blank q, Sheets and Cases
Hall Oiloloth. Rugs and Mats
Excellent Cook, Radiator, and other stoves
China, Glass and Crocke wa'e ".
Ard many other articles, too numerous 10 emu
Terms cash. GREEN b WILLIAMS,
Auatianaerm
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BRILLIANT TRIUMPH
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF THE NEW
COMEDY COMBINATIoN.
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LOCAL NEWS. 4

OoscnRr OF rHn FnxkLn IrrxnnnDtATn
PuBL'c scHooL,.-Ths pupils OF the y male ~,
termedlas Schools Of The eftr, under The dirretior
ofthsir i-i,hfui ed efhtisnt husie teeehef, frof.
J. X. Daniel, gave eoneart the smithsoninn ~
stttuiion lnat EVENING" About eighty Otis, VIII
happy faces and neat ATTIRE occupied the latfotm
and participated in the singing. The heuse wac
well hlltd, And the audiar oe from time 10 time gave
evidence o. their appreciation, which must have
been very gratifying 10 the youihfui performers.
We 10 not wlaA 10 awake en- any jeAlousien o. cause
sny dlsNppointments By noticing particular sing
ers where there was % much 10 Be prsisedj but We
thought that among the beat performances were.
.BrI9ht-eyed Little Nell" by Emma Hyatt, Lo-
rena' o BY Moilie Bowen and I. Psyton, u DO They
Think IL Ne II Home,n By Neille LsmonI and,
Thou Art Gone From Ny Care" By Bettis Dunn.
The eheruse1 were all spirited, but the patriotic
pieces, especially the nBattle Cry OF Freedom"
was sung and received with = spirit vortoI i,s
sentiment. We congratulate Prof. Daniel and the
pubic school interest in our city on the success
with which this branch Of Instruction 10 pursued.
d.. The singirg Of the young ladies OF the Grammar
schools At the concert two weeks Ago showed .
degree OF proficiency and excellence that We think
might fairly ehallenge comparison with any schools
Of the country In = few days Prof Daniel pro-
poses TO exh Bit whist he calls his Flower Gar
denn in concert Of the children Of the Secondary
Schools, dceked In the smiling lower Of spring-
time,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-06

CLoTHNa.--Among the many buslness e.
Of public eonndspee and support, We particularly
commend to the Eeusral patronags the slothinf
arm NJ Frankel a Bro. located on seventh street,
in the Inielosncer building. II IL large aAdprot-
porous branch Of the main clothing house In nalt-
more, hrstolass In II, stock lie room, ts attend-
necessary expense In liberal eondustof businetsi
not here tcmnorarily, 70 take busins,s from per.
mau'nt resldentsi unlike some others, coming
goods without aiding in the municipal or soslal
burdens Of tho place. but doirg fair, ieEitim.ts
made goods OF every descriptions are found here,
but \ lai &c custom business II done, . superior
cutter heing connected with the entAbliahment,
whs, with competent sAlesmeh, and The unttrfng
forts OF the proprietors, must secure for the es-
tablishment wet larger share OF the publis pa
tronsEe. .7A.a a..
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N ENFfRE CHANGE 81 81 'f fS SSmlHS Mshk
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AUCTION 1SAft,S)f47.

RY J, Q; MogUIREi q co.,
sNuG FRAME HOUSE and Tor on rwVLVTH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN o AND 2 STRrETs
nth, at O'Clock, on the premises, . shsii ssI
part OF Lot No q, 10 square M ifoatlng u tsst1
north, and running back IS feet N an alley is t,st
wide, improvsd with two-story Frame bwsiiisg
House, oontaiping Eve rooms, with good siAbIs
on the rear Of the lot. 400
Terms one-third In cash, the rsmsindsr In SIN
and twelve months, with interest, secured By .
deed Of trust on tho p emises. .-...s ....7-r.I.
~ Possession given IN % days aftsr the sale
J. @. MCGUIRE = CO.,
my5-d ..# .. I'.-,. 20 4 aussioneera t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-27

Wedneslay the army was put IN line Of battle
ready for action
Heavy eanDOnading was heard at City Point
Thursday. but il is not known whether il pro
ceeded from geReral engagement
Another Times correspondent AZ headquarters,
after detailing the sbove operations, SAYS:
About o clock Tuesday evening cavalry, un-
der Rossef, dashed into our lines. bot immedi-
ately dispersed on discovering our force.
A small party OF rebels captured belonging to
Hills Longstfeet's and Ewel's corps, showing
these troops to be la front.
HeIald's Washington special saws:
Heavy firing was heard at City Point on Thurs
day up To noon, in the direction Of Petersburg
and toward Fort Darling
IL is reported that our army are gradually gain
ing ground toward the left
Thursday night. while the President was at the
front, the grandest operations OF war were in pro
gress.
Passengers report the steeples and towers of
Petersburg have been shot away
The Washington Star of last evening SAYS:
Grants army occupied position ia the percy
woods, in the outskirts of Petersburg. lately oc.
cupied by the rebels. including all their works on
the south side of the Appomattox. These COM
mand Petersburg aud therailroad through Peters
burg, the only one between Richmond and Wei
don for all practical purposes Our guns stop all
continuous communication by rail between Rich
mDnd and all points south. So long a. Grant
sees proper he can thus hold the enemy by the
throat at Petersburg. From his present position
he can move south with say twenty days rations,
and compel Lee to follow him or risk heavy en-
gagements on ualortifed ground
Secretary Dana. who has arrived from head
quarters says our entire loss since the crossing
of james river is not over 10 900. while the rebel
loss is proportionaly as great
The TribuHe's correspondent at Buffers head
quarters. under date OF June 81, says:
Gen Foster with his troops moved north of
James river to a position within nine miles of
Richmond and entrenched himself This move
ment puzzles the rebels generally.
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TIE REBELS PUZZLED GENERALLY
Ac.. &c.. Nc.. Ac &c.


NAVY DIRK, June 25-The Lynchburg Repub.
lican of June Doth. saws
On Friday Crook and Averil reached a posi-
ton near what Is known as the Quaker Church,
on the Salem turnpike. -four miles from the city,
the left of our lines, where considerable skr
mishing occurred with the rebel cavalry under
lmboden
Ia the fight the enemy gained some advanta-
ges over our lines, they giving way before a
charge. They were promptly checked by our
infantry, and retired to their original line beyond
the church
On Saturday morning at daylight the heavy
booming of artillery on our lett aud center told
that the dght had began, and il was believed that
a general engagement progressing IL
ascerained, however that il was only an artillery
duel. and. up to o'clock, no infantry had been
brought into action. Shortly after this time the
rapidity of the discharges increased. and the
sharp rattle OF muskelfy mingled with the hoarse
roar of artillery Aboutths time the enemy ad-
vanced in two lines OF battle to occupy the outer
entertainments Oh the LETT of the turnpike. but
were repulsed Again they were rallied to the
charge. and again driven back with considerable
loss
Forty of their killed we're lett on the field
Some 20 prisoners were taken.
lncudug killed and captured. their loss is at
least $50 on 800
Ii Was ascerttuei that the enemy- loss wa
- killed on saturday night
About II o'clock the enemv on our extreme
right and center ouene: heavily with artillery
tut after a fierce duel of twp hours The enemy
we're sIencei aud driven from the feld.
There was report on Saturday night lhit We
had captured FIVE pieces of artillery during the
day. but were uu tble 10 learn whether the re-
port ha~ any foundation or not.
body of he enemy : ctvalry m ale demat-
rnp RIG nm ffrta
Lexington turnpike. about , miles from the city
but we're promptly met by some OF our cavalry
ard hastily checked.
Our friends IT distance may rest assured that
Lyuchburg j. as safe nov ~ il would be were
there not Yankee within thousand miles of
the city
general engagement is anticipated on sun
day.
Scouts arrived here on Saturday night report
that a body ot Yankee cavalry. 100 strong.
passed Alex tndes's Mills three miles abs -ide OF
Campbeli'> & on Saturday evening, moving
Ia direction south of the railroid l. Is pre-
sumed that they are enleavoring 10 cut the road
again.
A scout reports a body Of , 600 OF the enemv's
cavalry moving the Warisoridge road in the
direction OF D4uvlle. with the supposed intention
OF tapping the Richmond aud Dsnville Ral-
road
NitNia4Aiit ttt tAi iAttet tietA Attttt ot+ttt,
tbat the Yankees unier Hunter were oreftakeu
IA their retreat al Liberty and large number
captured.
The Times Washington ssecial OF June 9th
saV-.
Tuesday the 81 corps moved to a position halt
way between Norfolk and Petersburg railroad aud
Weld0u railroad.
The enemy. in force. formed two miles this
side Of the latter road
/ Lively skirmi~hing ensuei. but the eaemy'
position found 10 be too strong. and The I'd
vance tell back to tie uan body.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-27

DRIvATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE.
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fChronic Nervous, Urinary and Sexual Diseases, free,
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In married aud single life. Every sentence contains in
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Total number Delegates. .................. l2s4
The Committee recommend to the counties that have not
already held conventions for the purpose, assemble in
their proper places at early day to appoint delegates
in accordance with the foregoing basis and to perfect
open and thorough organization cf all who in favor OF
maintaining the Union Of the States aud the Government
Of fathers and all opposed the corrupt destructive
and revolutionary abolition party Of the National and
State Administrations
Hy order Of the Committee
GEO. McOUAT
Indianapolis June 0, 1854. Chairman
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DAILY SENTINEI.
Democratic state commemorative
uonmeot OF Delegates.

Delegate Convention Of the Democracy Of Indiana
viii be held in indianapolis, on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY or JULY, ls6i
The State Central Committee fixed the representations
follows That county delegates be appointed the
basis Of one delegate for every hundred votes and
fo every fraction Of fifty and oyer cast for Secre-
tary Of State at The October election Of se2 The fol-
lowing, therefore will be the number Of delegates and
the which each county will be entitled in tie Con-
ycntion
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

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TO the treatment Of he Diseases Of Females such Lu
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Consult ations and examinations free OF charge.
Also for sale, DR.. DEwEE'S REGULATOR PILLS
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GATES oF ADvERTrssNG

Business Notices Published IN the local columns, Of ten
Ines under. will be charged for each insertion ell n
ten lines. ten cents per line.
Aunoaneing deaths with funeral notice attached, Sl
without rotice free
Marriage Notices 81 cents.
Notices of Festivas Pcncs and Excursions gotten by
individuals associations by churches the regular
price
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head u
Special Notices. q ten lines will DC charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers TO paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of description
to be charged the rate Of fl 90 for each IN the
Daily, and t2in the Daily and Weekly the same to be- IN
all cases, paid in advance.
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A THE AMERICAN USPENSARY WE TREAT BY
n new method and with the happiest results, Pro
fdIsHs JfeFi, falling Of the womb, tdncerdt0n J7cer
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To which fhe american Female IL pecuaril,
liable, Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female SiRges. This instrument should
be used by every in the land for the purpose
cleanliness, comfort hedh dc. Sent free on receipt
of stamp copy Of Private Letter TO Married Ladies
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eases irregularities, sfc. Price 81. sent by mail.
AT the american Dispensdry also treat tcittOUt
mercury and with never failing success Ie'eTiai,
what the quacks call priDate secret diseases; SVh
IN all its stages Gonorhea Gleet Structure Hydrocele
Circocele Varicocele Carsocele, Spermsorhea Seminal
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency, and effects Of self-abuse. The last six are
treated Of in private letter., which send free
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The experience of the Surgeon in charge Of this de.
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Those living at q distance communicate by lette
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NEW ARMY WATCHES.

A RR sSDALE 4 CO. Importers is7 Broadwav y. y.
q want Ageats IN every county and every -imcnt
for sale Of their styles u Watches sualy
bera terms o.erod 70 Agents send for circular.
my9l-t3rn
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STOW r WOOD.

WE WILL FURNISH STOVE WOOD IN ANY
w part q the city in lots Of cord 90 nors af
foot and less af cents PER foot or
ders lefi At the once q McKEANAS PIkRcE ~fl b
promptly nlled OF delivered Al the wosd ward on.s-s
ot No i1s IN The south-Sest part Of the csty, ssss
cents per foot spril
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Delivered - the carrier within the city 20 cents per
-aei psy able 10 the carrier.
agents vill be supplied a. Is cents week
y y M.xKY may be s.ut at our risk By Expfess. pre-
pad. or IN Hegstsrsd Letters By mali s'heri- e vii
no; be responsible for any loss that may occur.
City subscrbers vii be held responsible for papers ef
Their houses after hey have removed, or when they
them discontinued. unless rotce Is given - the Of
ies u pUblca;ien
80 paper .snt vthost pre- payment. continued longer
thau paid for
cop.es u the DAmY seSTIsEI De had At the Office
eseh morning. and The WEEKIT SESrISEL each Non
a. morning. neatly eyeloPed. for mailing
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MANUFACTURER OF THE
IMPROVED PANTosooPIo sPEoTAcLEs,
THE BEST IN USE.

1T HAS BFES PROVED BEYOND ALL QUEsrIoS
i that T. Grants Vegetable Carminatve i the mosl
piesSart safe and reliable remedy IN ha- evvr been
fiux and al thos disorders depending spOn dsrsnsed
state q th~ bowels.
One dos- viii relieve une@siness and gr1png N
the stomach and boweis and bottle wn check the
most obstinate caSes oft'h onic l1arrhes-
Il IA pleasant the taste. and be prepared froE
purely harmless and herbs j. peculiarly adapted
family use and among children
on the wrapper Of escboosti~ will be found my f1r
simile without ~hich none 4 genuine.
The prsc- is Fifty Cents per bottle.
Manufactured only a. my Lahratory, Fulton street
New York. JOHN b. GRANT. N. ID.
IL SE<0CR. brngzist No. s Bate Hos - Bls~k In
di.nspolis indiana. wholesale Agent for he West 20
whom ali orders sbonh be addressed
spr2i -d3m
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youth aud maturity arising from the baneful habits
Of seif-abuse. To which is added observations on
Female Diseases and other interesting matter ofthe
importance TO the married aud those contemplating
marriage, whoentertain doubts OF their ability
that state. Sent TO any address ia sealed wrap
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention to the treat
ment Of various private treated OF In pri
report. Our Dspensary Is the only Institution ofthe
kind in America which has been tablshed by a special
charter this fact should give II preference the
various quacks of doubtful character TO be foun In all
srgecties.
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LIVERY STABLE.

IUEsRY ALLEN. New York Livery ssd.sale Stables.
III Nos u and IA East Peri street, IN the rsss oi
Genns Block. fso1o-
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ouin. Division.
ClE ANGE OF TIM T.
1864 SUMMER 1864.
ma az N Nes NE ncN,n'
Great Central Rail Way Line,
indianapolis and Columbus

Indianapolis anu Nb+uth'~7
AN AND ArTER MONDAY. NAY 3oth. TRAINS
~ ~ti run a. follows. sundays excepted.
Lave Indianapolis
Day ESpress tsts fl1aa. A.. .... ......3no
Night Express via neyten1 ITO r. NJ
Columbus Accommodate VIA Pqua1 at..... y s. p NJ
Trains arrive:
Night FNpress via Daytau1 s2o A "
Day ENpress via Pqusl at--. -..-...... S25 p VI
Columbus Accommodation via PQua a.. 80 p "
Expres ofths line make the following eouaee-
AtColumbus with Cleveland Columhzs and Cincinnati
n. 4 for Cleveland. Dunkirk, Bgfalo. New York and
Ho<tuu.
with Central Ohio r K. for Newark. Zanesvflle.
wheeling, Pttssurg Baltimore. Washington Ciy, Phia
delrsia and New York.
VII Pttsburg, Columbus and Cincinnati r. K for
Steubenve, Ftsbure Harrisburg Baltimore, iia!el
Ehia New Yori and Boston.
A. PoHa. crossing of Dayton and Michigan r. r.. foI
Lines. Toledo and Detroit
Urbans. crossing II Atlantic an Great Western ani
Sandus.y, Dayton and tnciuuaii Railroads
The Day Exprrs. and Columbus connaodafiaF trains
connect direct Richmond Tor Dayton Nena, fmiiton
ard Cincinnati. arriving IA Cincinnati AZ u 20 and
AS n
y Change q car. Columbus apon any ,r.si ofthi-
hue-
Through Sle+ ping Car on Night trains :
Through tickets for sale 81 the Union Depot
M. LUNr, General superintendent.
r. CHAspIKE, General Ticket Agent
eT-dff
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noN A NEw'METHoD " TREAT
~ ING venerlal Diseases, inclG ling
Syphilis in all it, stages 6onorrhea,
elect, Structure, Vsrisocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases on the Kidneys, Bladder,
&c, with ,ut mercury! containing a val
liable treatise on that widespread mala-
dy Of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, &C., the secret iniirmities OF
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Galen'S Head Dispensary
4 Medical Report,
NON A NEW.METHoD " TREAT.

Contdining IAirtp Fine Fldfes ma Eagrdoiryso
Andson,g and Physiology oJ the SesYdi Oronts IN T
stGte Of Health aud Disedse
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NATIONAL BANKS.
us. 1910 BONDS
Principal & Interest Payable in Gold.

FsNHE FIFsT NATIONAL BANK or INDIANAPOLIS
J. the Government gent f1r the sale Of these de-
sfable Bonds and i ready 10 receive subscriptions
for the same.
The Bonds viii speedily be delivered, " thOut express
sage ofhcr charge. and will be Coupon Registered
Bonds. the purchaser may desire.
The interest will begin ibe day the money is deposited
IN the Bank. II j. per cent, but being paid ia Gold
land every six months bonds slo0l Is really
per besides bonds expressly ereDyk bV lar,
JrODl an Ske. Clfy, TocnsAf ofher Nm pal tfr
Remember that in ordering these Bonds you eeure e
frst class invtSfment. and the time materially
aid 10 sustanii z your Government.
A the law limits the issue 10 two hundred millions
which will no doubt soon be reached, parties had better
deposit al
commission will be allowed 'he purchaser on all
Sonds ordered at his Rank
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-TwO THROUGH EX
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York
NJ Ig
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Atlantic & Great Western Railway,
u s
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New York Through Line.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-02-24
Soldiers Relief Circle Report.

On Wednesday last, the Treasurer of
the Soldiers Relief Circle reported the
receipts Of the week as follows:
Money collected by Mrs. Jordan for
benefit of hospital connected with l24th
Regiment, S31,3 donated to the Socie-
ty by Mr.. John Brandt, SS4,5
The ladies present unanimously ac-
corded to Mr. Brandt a vote of thanks
for his generous gift, and requested that
their acknowledgement of its reception
should be published in the city papers.
The ladies also desire to express their
appreciation of Mrs. Jordan's efforts in
behalf of the sick and suffering.
We hold the gallat soldiers who vol
unteered to load our wood train in CRATE
full mountaineering it be many days
ere any of them need our ''lIospital Sup
plies