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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF TSDIAyA,l
BUREAU OF FINANCE.
lNDIANAPOLIs, June 81. 1864

INDIANA OFFICERS who have been or are serving 10
he army, are informed that their Ordnance Returns
vii be mad up aud presented 10 the proper Department
and certificates OF aequitiance obtssed rrSe Of cLGr0
BY applying 70 Mr. C. Rooker Chief Clerk state Ord
nance department Once 10 stairs vsjens' hard
wAre store, No i est arlington street Indianapolis
Bv making returns as above directed oscars iIl not
only all iee but they will be able 70 settle with the
Government aud craw their pay from ore 20 three
Agents.
BY order Of Governor NoErox
a, a., W. II. II. TRRREII,
l--'-u" Financial Secretary.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

Katharon j. from the creek word "Kathro,' -
..Katharo, sgniying cleanse, rejayina'e and re-
store Thi, article ~hat IL name signifies Fer pre-
serving. restoring and beau;ifyng The human hair IS
the mos, remarkable preparation in The world. Il i
again owned aad pu, up by tn original proprietor snd
: now made vita the care, skill and attention
wh,s gave il sale of over one million bottles per
nis ulost delightful Hair Dressing.
It erAdcates scuri and daud luh.
lt keeps the head cool and clean
Il makes the hsir rich sof and glossy
itprevruts the hair from falling OF and turning gray
Il restore. hair upon bald heads
Any lady OF gentleman who values beautiful head
hair should Use Lyons KAhairon. T. j. and used
throughout the civilized world.
Sold by al respectable dealer-.
DEHa>> BARNES y Co.,Ny
frb4- -d6m-eod
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from Grants Army.
HEADQUARTrRs ARMY PoroMAc.

HEADQUARTERS Army POTOMAC.
July 81. . p NJ
The exact loss in The battle of yesterday is not
officially learned, but is believed 20 lie 3 500 ex
elusive Of the missing
Large numbers OF wounded are laying betwe cen
the two lines and cannot yet be removed
Gen Butler sent flag OF truce To day. but
was peremptorils refused by the rebel officers
also, refused to exchange newspapers.
Many believe either their lines very weak OF
they have some extensive move ahoat and are
afraid of il being known
The raid into Pennsylvania may be the reason
the lines of both armies are abOut the same As
before The last batte
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TEE RAID IN pENNsyLvANla
REBELS LEAVING THE STATE
&c. &C.. &C. &c. de.
From New York

NEw YORK. August THE steamer City
Hudson. Captain Martin. who left Fort Monroe
yesterday evening, says:
Lincoln aud Grant were in consultation AT that
place when he left
The Commercial's Washington special says:
An official dispatch received here from before
Atlanta says the rebels assaulted Sherman's line
vigorously last Wednesday and were repnsed
diSastrously.
Their killed and wounded numbered over four
thousand We buried 66O rebels
y gentleman who spent yesterday with Grant
represents him as in good spirits ana confident of
ultimate success.
The Posts Washington special says:
The details of Saturdays operations before
Petersburg have been received here They NAV
be summed up thus: After the mine exploded in
front of the 9ih corps charge was ordered and
the rebels Immediately opened a terrific fire from
every part of their line.
Il impossible for troops TO withstand
such CALLING fire. and they fell back in very
good order. and bringing with them $500 pris-
ouers
\ brigade of colored troops was then ordered
TO charge
Six pieces of artillery tell into our hands. but
il was impossible to ext'clte them from the
ruins Of the explosion
The loss of the enemy is very severe
Vut Houth NdlNttilt ic-lultul Was UiON ~ tuNt
the AIR and large number OF men killed.
Gems Bartlett and Wild were captured by IN,
rebels
The Posts Washington special Of August
says:
Richmond papers of Friday claim a victory il
North Carolina. declaring that that Haiceu w"i
defeated.
Vance Is re elected Governor Of North Caro-
lima
The Richmond Wing claims victory for Gen
Early at kearnstown. near Winchester.
Additional dispatches from early declare tha
he drove the Union forces over the Potomac lnt'
Mary land
Tie Chattanooga Gazette OF the 27th saw
the following dispatches were received there th'
day previous:
Tie battle on the 22l was very severe Th'
enemy attacked - seven times. and was as cltei
repul>ed
Our total loss Is $3.50 and 10 guns. /, j
known that the enemy'S loss in killed l. NOR
than 5000. aud We recapturcd over 1000 prison
err. also L stands of colors. and over 900
stand Of arms
The total loss of the enemy in killed. wound
e and missiug cannot tall short Of igom l0uU
70 i2uyo. IL The tatlic OF the 21tn inst. the'
loss vas az least 5000
Cur army IS right on Atlanta. and III good cor
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DAILY SENTINEI.
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 1864.

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE; in answer to GOV. o. z.
MoEroS erroneous statements TO the Republican state
shed by order Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee
This is a mastery and complete refuiation Of the
and false reasoning contained in Gov.
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themselves correctly aud ntegenty, the issues
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. i'm German. Price
- 90 per 100,
TIE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
PECTs OF THE COUNTRY. speech Of Hen. D. W.
VOORHEES, delivered In the House OF Representatives Of
the United Sta,es, March ;, 1864 The multitude ia
all countries patient 20 a certain poilt.''-JUSUs
This Is pronounced 20 be Of the ablest and
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sEN MeCLELLAN'S REPORT.-A Succinct and Con-
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scheme Of The War-The Generals Letters to the Pres
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The virginia PENN sular, and Mary land Campaign
How the Army Of the Potomac Fought, aud bow e
Sacrifices rewarded in Mashington-Gen. McCel-
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THE WAR POWER OF THE PRESIDENT. Important
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This opinion regarded by the ablest jursts Of the
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. A Lecture delivered be-
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This Lecture is intended To show the obligations Of
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AUDITOR OF STATES REPORT. The General Remarks
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Address.
ELDER, HARkNESS a BINGHAM,
indianapolis, Indiana
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Prom Isarrisbtrrs

HARRISBURG Aug Positive Information
has teaehet here that tie rebels are retreating :
iron the direction oi Bediord Springs out of the
State
Gen Couch j. To day ir tt, y. ..-,sr,, mart Of the
State. making Reconnaissance al tie defense,
OF the Mouong abel sud other rivers
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rom Baltimore

BMrMoKE. August All tie .,count. re-
eeived here Indicate the slsrm OF the people at
Gettysburg aud vicinity as entirely gruundless.
IL Is believed the rebes are recrOssing the Poto-
mac. but this j. uncertain
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

NR COLYOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE No. 80 SOUTH
~ Meridian Street, forfeits his fee if he fails in
ing any that may come under his care, matter
how obstinate long standing He warrants you a
Syphilis in the primary STAGE helped in IS min
ues cured in "a hours. Gleet of 90 years standing
cured By DIR. C.. Office hours TO 10 z. NJ. mar25
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NATIONAL BANK.

And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, Exchange, Govern
Vouchers Orders Washington, State Stocks and
Public Securities of every description.
Collections win be promptly made and every kind Of
business attended 10 that belongs 10 legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent. upon
Loans obtained at this Bank, and the most ample pro-
visions made for the saekeepng of Deposits and FOR
tie accommodation Of DepOstors.
addition TO the responsibility Of the United States
fer the liabilities of the Bank, the Stockholders ndi-
dualy responsible to the extent Of their stock in addi-
the invested in such shares thus sfOrding
the most ample security TO the public
The following the present stockholders OF the in
stitution:
DIRECTORS.
WIN. II. English, Vim. Braden,
w R.NOfsngeT, Benz. T. Tuttle,
Lewis JOrdon, John W. Murphy,
Deloss Roet, Judge T. VI. Finch.
Jer. McI.eHe
Governor o. z. Morton. Wm. Willard,
Hon. L. A Hendricks A. BALDWIN,
Hon. David Kgore d. w. Noble.
Hon James A Cravcns. W. q. lockwood
Hon. John c. New, Daniel Henness-y,
Hon I. NJ. Su livGn. James Powers.
Rev. wm. A. Holiday, J. l.. Slaughter,
Prof. C. y. Todd, Lucian Hls
]. George Stz, W 3. T. Morton
George ". Riggs. Barnabas Coffin
Robert B>ownDg, John G. Hereth,
". J. Holiday, DR.. j. NJ CASTOR
W. r. Holloway. juyii
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20 the treatment of the Diseases Of Females such Lu-
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Menstruaon, Nervous and General Debility Disease Of
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Franklin Branch.
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yuyBE leased fumiinre II Of cor most prominent
hotels A. the present proprietor intends 20 20 into
otaer sasirse.s. Ere A. the Palmer House.
iy2l-du
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M e DICAL.
3 Medical Report,

HON NEW METHCD 03 TREAT
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Syphilis in all its stages Gonorrhes, ssxz2-| 3
Geet, Structure, Yaricocils, and Hydro kxS3S 90
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turnal Emissions, SexIs Debility, I'm GFTY
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youth and maturity arising from the bsneful hab
Of self-abuse TO which is added observations
Female Diseases and other interesting matter of the
Importance the married and those contemplate
marriage, who entertain doubts their physical ability
enter that state. Sent to any address in aed wra
per, on receipt OF ten cents or four stamps.
We devote entire tine and attention to the tres
ment ofhe various private diseases treated Of in
vate report Our Dspensary the only Institution eft
kind in America which has been tablished by spec
charter ana this fact should give il preference over
various quacks of doubtful character to be foun ia
cities
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M Z DiCAL.

uS A COMPOSITION OF ASTRINGESTS, ABSORB
ents stimuents and csrminstives which every phy-
cian acknowledges is the only preparation that vi" ei
feet nent cure Diarrbea and Dy>enteTy IDS
Anti Cholera Mixture in ia several o cur army
hospitals where il gives the greatest satisfaction II has
~ vs viii gnaranfee to be the best remedy ia the
world for Darrhea and DysenteTy.
MT Woods of COviugtou, Ky, viii be most happy TO
tf any one of the virtue Of strickland AntiCholera
Nxttire: in fact great number Of testimonials
from patents who have been cured after being pro-
81 ne kottIe ~ Anti Cholera Mixture II
Won s1fe- with the Diarrhea Dyseuery try bottle
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SOLDIER s!

You ought not to be without such valuable medicine.
Tie Cincinnati National Union, of April path, says
that Of soldiers have been saved by the
use Of Strick lands nti-Cholera Mixture.
Sold bv Druggists and prepared only by DR. 4 StrcS
Land s East Fourth street. Cincinnati. %.
For sale by W. l. Hassit Co, bro" alng Sloan,
stewart MORGAN J. F. Seuour Tomlinson Cox, Egner
4 HocheT.
Price so cents per bottle. niAyl'-dlyeod6"ly
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FOR SALE.

E.es cottage hoGss. No. CO. south "a nois str-et. oi
= rooms. wei, cisteTu- st@ble, shrlbbeEy and
flowers For particulars cal on
h. N. MASON, Mason House.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
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New Work Through Line.

SUMNER ARRANGEMFNT-TwO THROUGH TX
- press trains between Cleveland and New York
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JOHN L. WATERS, Deputy.
iy23 div.
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Main Lire.

KIT hNINti-
Leave New York at ...7.OO 4 Mtand 6 co Nf
arrive Cleveland al. ....... .4JO A NJ and 600 n
-SuutaVS excepted fSafuufav. eNcepfed
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Orders addressed the undersigned, accompanied with
the money will receive prompt attention. In ordering
,irec the manner in which packages shall be Sentii
sent by mail the postage must he prepaid.
Address.
ELDER. HARKNESS a BINGHAM,
indianapolis, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-19

NEW YoRx, August Is.
Flour, State and Western, opened firm and
closed active and 5@I0c better; 50 95@l0 05
for Extra State, $40 40@l0 65 tor extra Round
Hoop Ohio, and $40 5U@l2 for trade brands
included in the sales are 900 brls are State for
forward delivery, of which 900 brls were for
last half Of November at $ll 25; the remain
der ia port.
Whisky frmer at 81 ~ for Western, includ
ing one parcel reported at ST 81: also $50 brls
Western for all Sep. at 81 o5
Wheat opened quite firm, aud closed l(d2c
better; 50 1909 81 Chicago spring: 81 1902
81 Milwaukee club; 81 36@2 AZ winter red wes-
tern.
Corn l@2c better; 81 54@l IS mixed wes.
tern. and 81 SO mixed. nearly yellow.
Barley dull aud nominal
Coffee dull and quiet
Molasses dull and unchanged.
Sugar firm; Cuba 2Ol @2@le.
Pork less active, and "A shade lower; 1887
50 for mess cash, and $40. regular way. for new
do; $50 for prime, and S3S for prime mess; also,
] 800 brls new mess. for September. at buyers
option, at $42
Beef dull.
Lard less active, without material change;
81 "a 6233z; also, 200 brls for August. at buy
ers option, at 23c, ana 500 brls for September,
same option, Ia port.
Groceries unchanged and steady.
Coffee dull at previous prices.
Molasses unchanged
Sugar dull.
Sterling 81 0S5z.
Gold hrmer; opening at 81 81. advancing to
50 So, declining to 81 571ss advancing to 50 So
and closing quiet at 81 57l4@2 573s.
Government stocks a shade frmer.
U. ). 6's 81 coupons ST. Oe3s.
U. s. 5.2O's 81 09ls
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from Nashville.

NASHVILLE. August lS.-A gentleman jus
from the front reports that on Tuesday Genera
Stedman started from Chattanooga and met IN,
rebel force under Wheeler at Graysville. eighteen
miles distant. severe engagement ensued
The Federal loss is not stated.
IL is reported that Stedman was seriously
wounded, and Col Streight, of the 5lst Indiana
killed
Arebel force is reported at Cleveland Tenn
essee.
A brigade left Chattanooga for Cleveland or
Wednesday.
The Iebel cavalry have divided into small par
ties and are demonstrating upon the towns in
Northern. Tennessee.
The Federal pckets were fired upon at varou,
points between Chattanooga and Bridgeport
Ii is probably the intention of the rebels e
destroy the bridges between Falling Waters and
Bridgeport.
As our informant left. Maj Moore, General
Stoneman's Adjutant, was leaving Chattanooga
for Graysville with cavalry force
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Ma. EDlToR:-The Republicans say Col Bid
oil. voted his regiment against orders Please
inform the public whether he was ever punished
tor disobedience of orders. II not what does il
mean! Another question Did the company
every one Of whom was admitted to be an ille-
gal voter, who marched up to the polls under
their Captain. and voted ia Councilman Doug
las. in the Fourth Ward OF this city at the spe-
cial election. vote without orders? II so. wa,
their Captain ever punishedg
FOURrH WARD
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from cairo.

CAIRO. August e.-The steamer Olive Branch
from New Orleans the 18th, arrived.
She was not molestei, as rumored in Memphis
Her officers know nothing of the capture OF
the steamer Lady or other boat since the Darabel
wasdesuoyed
The steamer Kate Dale, from Fort Gaines
Mobile harbor. yesterday morning. arrived here
last night
Fauagut prepared his feet for action aud or
ders issued to attack Fort Morgan at o'clock
yesterday morning
IL was to receive furious en6adng FIRE from
the feet
The land force in it, rear are said to have in
vested il wherever there WAS "a foot o. ground to
stand upon.
The rebels destroyed all the outbuildings OF
the fort, and also burned their only vessel lying
under its guns.
Everything about the fort indicated determi
nation TO contest the battle ill the last channel
to Dog river il unobstructed.
The naval aud land forces are confident, of sue.
cess
Al late hour last night we heard that Farra-
gut had demanded the unconditional surrender
OF the fort
Farraguts demand for the surrender of the
fort wRs refused. the commander saying he had
six months fighting. and eating ratiOns and would
resist 10 the last moment
Before this Granger's force in rear had cut
of communications from the fort
Farragut was confident Of reducing the fort
The Hartford was badly injured
We hold all the channels to the BAY
Two soldiers belonging to the 9Th Iowa were
killed and seven badly wounded by being crushed
between the moving ears at the railroad depot.
The Memphis Argus Of the 18th gives an &c
cOuut of the cantnre and nlunderng of tho staa I'm
er Lady by guerrlas, but don't say when or
where
IL is ramored that the steamers Olive Branch
and Edward Walsh were robbed
The guuboat No 3 was fred into by rebel
battery at Gaines Landing
Thirty-three shots struck her
No lives were lost