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A meeting Of the eitissns, smbrssiow
~ The churches in this city. w. held =
.ne ons'han Square Asthodist Episcopal
onureo' on Sunday evening lass, il 20.
sordancs With previous sotics. So,
ihe meeting ~as organised b. ealing
'es Judge r. ?. Love to Is Chair.
tary.
The Rev. !. P. Ingalls,, G.a.,., / q. g
Of the ''lowa Soldiers Orphan A,,l.m !
was introduced to the aodienes. 81 s
more than On hour, be ELECTED thssrsM y. =
attention q tie nsSsiSs By 4. -,
foroible aud agreeable nsnnss. 4. q
sabhshsd s,end soss, -, -. 8.
ene seauins patriotism aad ehst;ty eon g
ssssd N providing - = A.yla.s s. e. -
erpaans of our deceased seii;eress 81. !.
After Ne lse,sss hsIs,Il,ass, ~ :
eossti'ss =. : Z y nspbg1kip. - - :
ysss'y 7e1steF psopssiiis.. -
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AUCTION.

Howe / Tyler win cell Il 10 O'Clock
on Saturday morning, 1Ath inst. : Ose
wood.turnipg lstAs; one line shah 81
lathe bench ose bass nv fanc; abor
snd avs Avs: Is tsrsiag teels /; ssaas
for lathe; 50 pos.ds god bslting Ia
odd tuols and tool chest with contents.
nay1l-d4t
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYDli

RAfCHE0RE celebrAtsd HAI1 nfB u ~ Apa -
II ~ 0svtt. The only Asraisss. frns - a13<sbAs
sys sso.n This sp!.ssdad Hair Dye s p-rsect-ehsngss
Nsssvsi 1rswa without uring or Staining TIE
Skin leaving the Hair so and Beautfa: impArs kesh
vitality frequently restoring its prfrtine colrr
- tae III ceects q - nyss- The g-nnias i signed
WfLLdAMA a. BAI6AAO0s III ctlasrs lasre iasts-
tona md should be avoided Sold by all Daxgists &c
fACTORY-Sl pArciaystreet, New York BaTcHfsa-s
NEW fefIsT cRuAn for Dressing the Hair. Ejy9dkwIy
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FOLD PENS-1 have jsk rsoeived
~ good supply u Morfcn's and Neusot Gold Pens
muLIrARY hooks.
DOTATOKS.-Ope hundred .,d th;,,

= ~. - pre- nsseanfc nseaAoes Just received ffon
Northern I0wa, asd WIN - found as the Produce Der{
so.tA g - sssussa - a.d I'll, II dollar ~
b0sAek - sS@saFa
dacs IL 1lluaAas sartsl1 n paniane In psr3sy ~ :
realise ~ sdvaneaess always sseusd In eAancs & e.
nats ffu0 Does nurtAsrn la$it1Ae.
naysdlv WI YRYvCH
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BY Telegraph 90 CmcAse, Aay 10
Yteur-IOsolec lower.
wheat-lzr lower sa}0At 1o3l II for No. I, anl
No. n l4el l5 clcsh very dull II inside quota
Corn-onies but Arm. saas. ofvccpo tuuA,as ~ sbs
No. !, and 964gesc for No2
Oats--lr lower, s~les Of 5000 bush II esoeSc fes
No. l, and % Tor No. 2 closing q &c. -
Rys-ie higher. Sales Of No. 1t 90
Daseey-5Ekm IT -.
- veDull and to &c lower
I D-AeO pork dull and nosninAl = - % Lard
aniE zine steam 1t 13c.
Hreights-Dull.
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ooLGArEs noyEr scar

OOLGATEB HONEY soar.
This esieb.tsd Toilet ssap. in such universe
danss1. + nAds frua IL eAossose nsseriAla, +
nilA and easiisns In its nature, frsgraasly
scented. and extremely Beneficial IN IL srssea
upcsths sasn. Ror ssse BY al Dsssgkh - Hssry
ossh D~lss. jau7elydks.
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By TeieGrph.l Ksw Teas. Ny To-
Money more active, hat unchanged
6ssriing kxchAnSs quiet and active 1921 IN gold
oldirreguiar and unsettled cYsufng At H. and clos
in nn atl0o1z. ss
Gosmnnent Stocks rather more sctfve asd arm
USE 81 coupons, ia.
Us $40 coupons lo6tG1o65<
7-so Treasury, October and April 1le5k-
stocks better.
NJ l3s, n 81; @ c Ill; CAR 1lo1S ~ 4 c
la AtTH6EEl lyo14 Erie lo9te do psd lV7, He'd
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s0Axa CIR Osssn, Tusaaay, Mav ~
The narket ks4e 4 yeSDeat = vay sssells4 -
mere b not macA sxcit0snt and vsry fsw asa n 81
u soinal psice Of which Iron Is 70 - ~ vay ~
u b0yng All ~ waiting with intense snxisty ~ ~
rss1t b{3he 1nflfsfa virUinia. n~s@ ss= -. -,
\ fNso6Icaec yosnal - - - aSss IL t&ksU4
iris city held . ness1ssna heg1Q HsM Al uaaak
ousIy psused resolut1on asgessiae ~ tns ~ cAnae
ing the currency baAis until the LIT II Jyly. In
opinion this u very move md Il svdsatiy done
% shirk the paying Of balances in Treasury NOES No
tsoAai currsA<y. h eonty Beeps te.anA ~ eAanes
aad ~ hope he Bot sfTeds yin issist a sAlf
lutiqe beng Carried inso ssset on tbs 1ssh hat 1As
banks compelled 70 pay or lesnl tenAa ~ss ~
qassted and il i. only necessary to insist on The rsqss
hsing granted Exchange On Nov XcsA : PEI. ceaA,
prerninm for State Bank isssss. ard pr 70 pse1A
1br Treasury Notes. Why should c,rr niefcu1 - 49,
PEELED pay this difference sstii ~ 1sst Il ~ ~
hanks have bad time enough ssnd hos Ill the nGs.
nd my body = - NJ b. - chnngs IN the noeey
49, tAey ~ ~ abss = ~ ~ b.rasa-
szAa&aAA foe nong = sstiye. A. Re narAss 60
tinuss close and nrn Al 10 pef cent
Treasury Notes quiet . Lox pst csas- prsaisn
bsyiss. ~ Xxx ~ osuk ssaia.eas ssss. III n
4Gold closed weak u ~ Ord bcafd aFTi. fAs0.
~ Asrs haosinal a leeOlO alv~ nsGlstts6 -
no.inAl u lssGDlsA viAr
Ihe American Exchangs Dank Of NV Yok& vA1eA
pays lpux Pr ONT ssnAnnnal diviaspA ~ s1Epals
ofsoa6y ~ suAaAe JDaooeN slssMG4GR
cceld MID % - ~ 10 pa 60 o = sesc Sses
sakSkfkS xs4sA = Cuan<s<s rEtva = rgr7s
| A INV AM DASsn0u CouxzslSnDs<K nsvln91A
gsross counterfeit az the Disseminated u 80 a. ~
Brsshra NIX, venoaf ~ ssss astssa = - Amsrs
ing House In Albany II b I'D to ~ tsessse ~ -
the genuine only that the wreath Of owers
female in the vspssse Of dark eolot vhe tAos
The genuine vsry Light. NE BIN cspalls u Aieav
| Ing the best judged. So ~
TAe following are the quotations here's
| QUOTATIONS.. ssaSg. e&T
Par Ynnds-Leg,l Tender. Iowa stats Bank and No
dsaal Bank Notes.
Gold, buying 1t IS 10 % Weutm-
! Silver iAzge, buying u Is b 50 prsmi1n.
small 90.
| n Y. Exchange e dseosnt 70 pr btyinc i rsa
\ Misouri Union Military Bonds 90 TO 81 buying.
Currency. Eastern. &c, n per cent. dlseouat.
/ interior Pennsylvania per cent. discoant
| Philsdeaphia 4 pr cent discosut
MARYLAND to 2
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solises sboald have the = they On b. aied in ~
pocket and taken = occaaioa rsqsirsi- msysdAw
"A VOICE FROM vICKsBUR0.
vicxnrna. Miss, Arg :, -
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:ss en- e.np.;ss eassssssy - 1. :. . u
psrs0n' Who Ar" exposed % unhealthy e s1sas.
.s< Agent Q. .. Hanitary Connissica-
ask;t sizlis'll osssv..a..l 4. ~ ls.aspu
On the I'd Of July Last submitted thputh aeent
of nias, shs Medical Drsctos u tbs q ~
s., e y "a :. s. s :
ns.sossous. 70 sasetton and approve IL sneas 90
~ Showing he Medical psr.esars NY I'D -,
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= - l.sss.f a.a .ost cosp,-ts combined n
~ ~ accomplished psz5osse il the profession hsv
ag hs<a seieessd fr the rsf essabiSh4eps n Europs
80 America Asseg the principal Artists are ~ sot
AADEaeI~RLLE JosEPuBNE. d. s...
nfsl, srscsfui - elesAas EassstrieAne,
sAmUEg. UURr, n. ~a.A.rf.i s.a..ssas Al
A41H.s- Ea M8sasHT 3D. As
JAMES DE MOTIVE. sAe renowned pn.csp.,
At Rider and Histrcuie Equestrian;
S8kNSF
0mAPP9E Z WHITNHY. the great Trapess
fsrfnrners the nosa daring and skiifni Aerobsis =
Il w - pfuseAeo0; E38 Ss$& 4m
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voiving Globe. and in his Barrel and franc. P.r-
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sasi.ss fss.ss & Jssls.n 1esass.. f..saer q
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~: c'sse Mnss. stsnp 1pssksE. &C. SET;
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n baek vii receive subscriptions 10 The Nsssc.s
Ieak0ty Lnen md hrn1sA eishsx coupon a. rseksssrsc
Inn loan aafhoris<d by N 81 u Ccnsrs spprovss
AAxch - - n rdssnaise afer ten 81 paysas fsrtv
sreem pr aaDuH In coin, puy.hls ansaally % hps1
ever that amount.
The bonds are dated March 1st 1e6k ara s~t~~~u~.
" - required % Dsy In addition to the prineipai a the
bond hs accrued interest in coin ifs sqavaens hich
annI nfthM nnstca Vim - Uniesd 1taf~s - keekunal
- nos1 With Aity pr cent pfenIum sdded,l ~
Mach LIT T. the dAes " bshsevibeSan. I ~ -
me- cepen noDds u ths oaH axe ready for dcliyerY
ApsA- 4 -. = :.
1s.!ttasces fx sphscripticn marked q C., Hirst vs.
1871 -, Aenknk 10y y ssse ~ he An@5csa IL
p8 Company ~ IT, 1ank Ore of clnrxc
Ranks and Bankers VII e allowed Commission o. n
Subscriptions seat to the Once - - :,
VS.. NcGAvIc, Rssst p
Apsf, CeAhter aprt-dd
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Prizes 81 90 Box s6fa by Druggist. ~vesyvb~<s.
JOHN J. KROMKR, Prinrlpsl Agent,
npe7-dawdu x0a Chestnut 81 Philndelphia-
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WANTEO-kgS, Datsss, Poultry, Mess Pusk -
Co, Lard, white Beams, Potatoes, 0nisns wAsal Rye
Oaia, Barley, Corn, Daled Hay, Clover Hanga.a1 H.
saAy and FiAx seel Besswax fsssAsrs Wool go Hsa
- 1ass, 1ur which IT, AiSAsss nafhst price 4 CA
C.. so,lr,,sa - v1lrsssase p.o.ps as,..-
4 n nay9-a6
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Received That iu The future, in the past, win
adhere wiih answering fidelity to the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation Of our strength,
security aud happiness people, and - framework
fguFfunen equally conducive 10 the welfare and pros
peny of an the states both Northern and southern
keored That this Convention does explicitly decsrc.
A. the sense of the American people, that after four year.
~ failure restore the Union by the experiment q war,
during which under the pretense - military necessity or
WI power gher than the Constitution, the Constitution
i-eii ha dsregaried in every part, aud public b-
erfy aHd private right alike troden down. and The mate
rai prosperity tee country essentially impaired justice
humanity, liberty and tie yualc welfare demand that
immediate effort, De made for cessation OF hostilities
with t0 an ultimate convention OF the States, or
other peacc4be meaus To The end that al toe earliest
practicable moment lace may 10 restored on me OASIS
0l TIE Federal Union Of the States
Resolved That the direct interference Of The military
authorities Of the United States IN the recent elections
held in Aetncy, Mary land, Missouri and Delaware, was
shameful violation of the Constitution. and repetition
u such acts I'm the approaching election viii be held a.
revolutionary and resisted viii a thc means and power
under our control.
Resolved mat the am and oticct of the Democratic
party j. preserve the Federal Union and the rights o
the States unmpared and they hereby declare that hey
consider hat the administrative u,urpation o extraord
nary and dangerous powers not granted by ihe Constiu
fon the subvcTsion oi he civil by military law n States
not ~ resurrection the arbitrary military arrest mpris
onmen trial and sentence Of American citizens IN States
where civil law exists In full force The suppression Of
freedom Of speech and Of the pres. the denial o. the
right OF asylum the open and avowed disregard OF state
rghis, The vmpoyneE % unusual test oah, and the
Interference with and denial 0f the right o the people 10
pear arms in ber Geiei>e; u calcuated 70 prevent
restoration oi the tlfpu aEd the nerpeiut"h 81 the
Government deriving II Ju- powers from the consent a"
the governed.
Resolved. That the sham, fal disregard 81. the Adnui>
tratioa il duty ia respect fellow citizens wLo
are, and long have been, prisoners ~ IN sur
ferng condition. deserves the seveTest reqrobaticn on
the alike Of public policy and common humanity.
Resolved, That the sympathy of the Democratic party
heartily and earnestly extended to the Soldery OF our
army aud sailors OF navy who aud have been in
The field and Ol the under the flag of their country,
and ia Tie event OF IFS attaining power, they viii receive
all the care protection and regard that he brave sol
ders and sailors Of the republic have nobly ed
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refsi.ienty he establishments Of another govern
meat over any portion pi territory ever within
is Limits
| Iam in favor oi cKactilg 10 conditions. insist.
la- upon iia term not prescribed ii the Consti
fuiion and I'm opposed to Hny course 81 policy
ahca will sefeit TIE establishment oi the
eovefnmens upon 81 old foundations and IN its
territorial integrity
am. very truly yours. Re.
Gro. III. PFNBLEToN
The Worlds account Uf the changing 10 vic
tory from apparen; defeat. ON Wednesday, j. rs
follows.
sheridan, having completed his Preparations.
awakened hS army 10 action, and the euemy
from their repose, by ordering grand advance,
with a left half wheel from LEFT TO right, closing
IN upon the enemy cavalry He had previously
made charge which disclosed the position OF
the foe and weakened his habks. The advance
slightly checked in the centre, a. the out SET
by 4 momentary embarrassment OF the Third
Division. Sixth Corps, which had to pass through
q dense wood II was re assured this diff
Guilty was overcome the whole line making an
onset upon the enemy, which broke their line
after stubborn resistance
Our now enthusiastic and determined columns
pressed the rebels 50 closely that they we're un-
able 10 make decisive stand at any point, on
through Middleton and beyond Custar and
Merritt charging In the right and LETT, doubled
mp the hinks 0i the foe, taking prisoners, slash
ing and killing as they went. The march Of the
Infantry was more terrible and majestic: the
lines OF the foe swayed and broke before IL.
Custar took gun. in one o: his charges.
which bad been captured from u Ia the morning.
Many more guns were o. he onI> before night
fall
About dusk. the whole rebel, army forsook
every lnch of ground they had won. and went
pel nell across Cedar Run towards StIasburg
Two brigadeS OF Cavalry pursued charging them
at every chance. aud increasing the rout before
them. At nightfall oar Cavalry entered Stras
burg while the enemv still passing through
town. aud flom that time until clock con
fired themselves. with the assistance of di
vision of Infantry, afterwards sent forward by
Sheridan. to picking uD prisoners and gathering
together and sending TO the rear artillery, army
wagons and ambulances; which had been left by
the enemy in their headlong fight.
Forty three guns, including nearly all of those
taken from u during the day. have already been
counted and il Was said that The number will
reach fifty.
The medical supplies aud wagons captured
from the Nineteenth Corps, was recovered,
also, several Of our wagons and ambulances, and
Il hundred more wagons belonging 10 the
enemy
The prisoners taken will number nearly
:, 900 IL has been impossible TO provide guards
for them a. rapidly A. they are taken A large
number who We're sent to the rear will probably
escape during The light but all are complete
ly tired out, with the days lighting aud march
Ins. that we shall pick up hundreds by the way
side. when the morning dawns.
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Bs.ness Notices published 90 the local courns often
ise- ~ uufes v be charged - each Insertion al
ever ten lines, zen cents per ne
Announcing deala. elt fna5-al notice H-chei. e..
sftheuf r1ttcc free
Marriage Notices 90 cents.
Notices % fstf4ls, icHcs and Excufsons gotten up y
ndisdaais asacaficns ~ churches, tt Che ler
pFice4.
Advert lesded and plscsd unde- The head d
Special Notice SEN Zines wi ho ctrreea tae
the usual rates.
Yearly advertiser top pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates oiice n every tescrp
90 Be charged o sl 30 for each name IN the
Daily and 90 The Daily and weekly the same 20 e
al cases paid IN advance.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
National Democratic Platform
Of 1864.

THE UxiON -THE SsTuCuoS-PEACE-PJ
lie LuffTy-PEvATE RIGHTs-FREE ELEc
rioxs-A FREE PREss-FEEE SPEEcH-TRIAL
BY YJrEY-THE RIGHT or AsYLUN-JFsTgcE TO
orR SOLDIERS
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instruction and Practice.

The Instructors ard Propretors Of this College have
joyed large experience both in practical Teaching aud
actua Busiue having experience Il fifteen years n
the business and FOR several years principal Teacher aud
head efthe actual Business Department % the Pough
keep. College. yodng men, who can devote but two
three months study would call their attention
this system Of Bu ncss instruction and popular Edu-
cation. where yoa upon the study and dlscip
line II acquiring wealth ~ the employment of labor.
Talent ami capital
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

TENHT HOTEL r oPERTY oN THF CORyvR or
Delaware and Sarfh streets. ri feilararol.- com
taIuinr 80 rooms. Situated vel securc thriving
huslnr-- Terul. eass Inquire q
NekEbSAN 4 PIERCE,
ssatfr.fen. Real Estate r~af-
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

gEyHE FIRST COLLEGE or THIS WEST WHERE
actual BUsfNEss practice j. conducted with theory
n II AcHiSs and where session of Board OF Trade is
held by one experienced IN all the legitimate transnc
tious and usases of the West.
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L III. SHERIDAN.
NJ. o. q
Prom Grants Army

HEApQUA ARTFRs Army or THE PoToMAcl
October 2I
Quiet has prevailed in front of Petersburg
during the past week, interrupted only by occa-
sional picket firing. which was renewed on Thurs
day night, and kept up with spirit until daylight,
along the centre of the line
Heavy firing also heard in the direction of
the James river, but the object Q! il was not
known.
y dispatch announcing another Union victory
in the y alley caused the most hearty rejoicing
among our troops.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
ST0LW0RTHf 4 LEONARD.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No.I7 North Meridian street.
lsR. WHITTIER.

ESRfvATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE.
Dr. Whittier's Theory, Symptoms and Treatment
tf Chronic Nervous Urinary and Sexual Dsesses free
plain sealed letter envelope for six cents prepay
postage Iii clear delinea;i0n os all the diseases and
conditions resulting from tn infringement Of the moral
Laws exceses udulg noes exposures and irprudences
iu married and single life. Every sentence contains in
sruct0u TO the afflicted and should be read BY every
young person. keep them Of the shoals which 9TH
have been broken pieces- Amsiiveness clearly
stated be under the control 90 iudcioss treatment.
and thereby prevent inclination veryprolic
disease Nearly ever "f disease treated
without hiudrsnce 70 business. Medicine sent hy mall
secure from observation Charges moderate. consuts
tonS ~ letter or ~ TIE ocr free. cures guaranteed
ONCE G5 - Charlie street between SiNfh and Seventh
one square south OF Lu.ie Hotel. =. .. Box S002
Louis Mo. Circular Letter especially Tor lsdies. con-
tanning nothing ,elerrng' sexual Disesses for cents
postage ianl-dAvly
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NEcrcihanfs' Exchange

The students % tbs College enjoy the benefit OF tie
regular meetings II this novel department conducted
the plan of the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards Of Trade
,where actual Transactions are hal. Reports are au-
nounced aud such instruction given viii make all com
etent to buy and sell on Change as agent principal
Citizens and strangers invited TO call address for
farther particulars
GREGORY & MUHFORD.
e
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