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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10

TIE FOURTH NATIONAL ZANE, NTw-YoEK.
DEPosIrARY AND EIzAycAL Agent OF rirz UNITED STATES
WI receive .b.eiip ions for the new $40 reaSry Notes
be,e note, Will Ne eoa7ei,abe at maturity aio six PeR
CRyr OoLD REARING $50 Bond Parties svbscr5ns before
18Th August viii be allowed interest 70 tina; date Those sub
scIbps that date viii ray acerued interest Recognizing
the importance Of general subscription TO tbs POPLAR
LOAN thu Bsnk VIII allow AZ ,ubsciibcrs cen
u,,s,os OF 81 ~ on each 81 900 sab crSel.
MonRI. KErcHuy Prcsi,enL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
LAW KNyRLLyGENCE.
SUPREME COMMEMORATIVE. s--Before Jns'ice
BAaNARD.

DECISIONS.
Henry Collins aet. julius Ma'thcrson ct al
think tie a,dsvit sufficient 10 confer Jurisdiction on
40 iusfic. yto Granted tie order Of Publication.
Fred. l.. Oslrcy art Frcdk. w. Remer ct sL-Reier
epco ordered t. hear ard determine.
~Thomas Morrow sgt. Marrdret Norr1w.-Hepo3'
continued mud Judgment q! divorce rrlrted.
Mathew o. Robbins agt. Hiram Hust0n.-Reference
ord red 20 ioar end determine Leave % withdraw
counter CHIN denied.
George Ellis AT. James c. Derby ct a-Sureties ap
proved.
Ellis q a. agl. Emil Lasuer.MOtOns denied with slo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
ADMIRAL DAuLGREs's DEFENSE OF HIS sos

Admiral DahlgIen hns written touching letter DE-
Tending the character of his against the impntauons
ATTEMPTED 70 DC cast upon by The Rebel authorities
After examining the photographs cory OF The doou'
alleged by ihrIs 10 nave been ioSnd on ths BODY
cous forgery" He fecnely allndes 20 tho attributes
OF his dead son aud describes In the most touching
manner the Lt letter OF that TO him, written Just
before the gallant Colonel departed upon the eApcdi-
tion which resulted ip ha death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
UNITED STATES Dl 1Rlcr cOURT-AJo q
RETURN OF PROCESS.

At the opening Of the Court, the Deputy
Clerk, Mr.. Osborn stated that TO Judge had gone ont
OF town and would I'll tue 1ttor psrs Of this
month ard that consequently vi process reGrnabe TO-
day and next TUESDAY would lie OYER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10

REQUESTS. Widely bold inquestS
vestsrdny at the NcwYork Hospital upon the bodies
OF John Butcher ard Patrick lie ". Hcay. who vas
native Of Ireland 35 years Of age, sun.strack or
Morday afternoon at Pier No. North River, and
Butcher who was a salOr, aged % YEAR,, died OF a
wound which no received Willie oarelessly handling
pistol On the 10Th az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
advert senent

CITIZENS AND STRANGERS would be enter
tanned BY visiting the large eolscs9p' Of Heads Humsn an'
Animal, at the chronological Mrtnm No ss9 hfood"sy
Examinations with fu written descriptions Of character gvoI
when desired by FoxLERG WELLS No. 38g Broodwa N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10

CoUNTERFMTS on TIE C0RN EXCHANGE
pAyK-Oficer Cafrcy. Of tle sixteentb Precinct Az.
rosted John Moran and Mitchell jackson, Of No 525
Sixth avenue for PASSING counterfeit q bills on the
Corn Exchange Bank upon lsobella Donneny. Of No.
ri Tenth avenEe. aud Richard PARCEL Of No ott " est
Twenty sixth street Te eocrsed we're conr tilted by
Justice Ledwith In default OF 100 bail Zach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
tdv-rtisemeni.I
- (,Upsr

"CHHAp LIVING" is now the ws.ch-word
Of tbs l res ard he great demand Tor KEsrs EAT noiA
CoFFEE proves cir w,tou H. re.ct to beverage sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
vRrxn rHp CATTLE Ans IRON.
p..f,rcs ,o,d NJ Allston reported from tho follow


sr,sna,. Nv ~. following routes Hbe RaiiIoad. go;
ad.Gn River osa H. hs's1a as,s.s @ New
c. R,iresd c3 hy Rndson River boats, tzs On
loot g. Aboai 92ep were in the yards on Monday
S'' W. LIST
OF Growers oupers. or ron
ane o., az acioal d.oves. and where the cattle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10

OFFICER BRATRg BY THIgvEs.--On Monday
night. Officer Whclan of the Tsentyninth Precinct,
has ing caught two thieves in the act Of robbns
Dieifish Sterling who had falsn asleep in Twenty
seventh street Sixth avenue arrested tho fellows
and was taking them toward the Police Station. when
they turned upon him, knocked him ~ the pavement
aud made their escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10

FATAL FALL.-On Monday night, George
Grerts accidentally fell from the roof of No. 3l2 East
Houston street and hen taken from the sidewalk was
found IN ba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
suEsp pnoyss, AT ssovnx0a

From sw.Yori-M Monroe. lsl. j. W. Davis. 70; Q.
stew ard I7s, WIN. p. Cbrk 33sJ brown Rockwell ~
Pssrr miner IS7: y. Howe. 1856 " buIohnd Co. l2a
H. s,ss, n ~; Sal Day 81 T. C. Baird 31 Brchwith
30, j. b. Wager. 7s NJ y. Williams. eli c., Bash'rrd lis
" b. Tompins, 100: C. Schaltz, q; r. wba.er Is; ~
Mooney 8; John Hi is; A. " Culver l2a, :. brown icI
Pr Rider Ii6; George Zero, 222 DAVID PoueL~I 2l; ID
se1@her,,r, Ia, W L. Fe 23i A. Blos-is. i+si John
ros Caio-C. V.i 3ssi o. P. Hatfield sssi A. A. Knapp
from Yev Jepey-A Brown, "a o. W; Farley q: Riehd
BELLS 10; VIM II. Bells y; Andrew Robbins, %s'i '0nf
Cornell a. Peter ,. Br.ii,, II; w. ID. snyder -.
ssvEr REcErvs % AT BRIsSl 80,
From NeyiorkJ. q. Reynolds, 10 J. y ratnh'
s. B.ckwth. ICE; T. c. Cs.lyy 20. I'D: L. = I'M ioi
J. Vla Bus.ffs, 1903; r. GTPrn et; c. Cum 1885, Geo !.
ZERO 2sa; H. Purdy 81; A. '" Mills, 2iS' &. A. nenns''
Is: !. Shoefst, -
iron OIio--cspt Il. Mc3raw oros.. So.
Prom New Je.ssy-B. Lswrrnrc, 81 6. Will, TO-
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Railroads. 10 VII: Hudson River Railroad
$500; Eric Raaoad, 27s, Camden aud AInboy Railroad
l4J.--Totsl, $3.50.
Tive weigh. Deed Weight
Western eom.fed Hoes, d.. Ra!.}
R.-oir, have run ,sry light aud ihs nigh h.urrs OF la
week have peen out. overt pp-d IN price. Never bsi9I
nave the oldest sefs realized such rc a. and tue ',adi
c witch Of the dealers hsye had westward rrooao
he- renee stock oiy pa bad were re.eve
I'd the Hog yards since lat saturday, ana a mater
&C u,e, they we're sod shiosi h'lor Jsfd'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10

exception they seemed TO do their dny with cheerful
ness and alacrity And Il douby grateful 90 al
the members Of tho force there engaged " iee that
their services were appreciated 1t WA gratifying To
sce ladies who hsd scarcely been ont OF their own
parlors and carriages about with tue
sumo security hUme and with perfect Immunity
rom insult or rudcness. Inspector Leonard al
laGed n the courtesy and kndness manifested nv tho
ladies' and gentlemen Of the Committee toward me pc.
lice. which in itself would have been Sufficient without
tho present peculiarly valuable ard ueful In these
times The pistol is Of Colts revovers with pearl
handle gold and silver mounted. The is Of rose
wood, and corresponds with tho pistol in clean The
pistol bears the following Inscription;
Presne James Leonard Inspector n Police, BY the
Arms Trophie. Department Of the Metropolitan Fair in
aid of me United state, Sanitary Commission, New York,
April %, 1854 Liberty aud Order"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
FERMENTATION TO INSPECTOR LRoSARp.-

FERMENTATION TO INSPECTOR LEoSARD.-
A wellnerited and Substantial compliment was paid
Police Inspector James Leonard yesterday morning
which consisted in the prostitution by William T.
Bdcett esq 10 behalf II the Arms and Trophies De-
partmeni ~ tie metropolitan Fair OF n magnificent
Col,'o revolver. Accompan! ms the present MAS inc
following letter;
DIAN SRs A. a The Coui,,ee II The Arms
"A -rb, penaitrent o. the metropolitan Feir IN ed Of
s United - ei Sanitary Comis.lol.~e have much p!ess
nv, Ia prescnng yon The accompanying revolver ~ e name
~ the nffnet Represent tobrn OF thc appreciation
of tL d.I ~ with ell others ect"d with
Tie tan Fair for the able constant aud unceasins
the duties dsvolns upon You az head OF the po-
ne. force n charge Of Fsir buildings Ia Fourteenth street
during IL eontnualee OF the ali
iii, Department. reurn their thsnss Tor the fsfy and
ss,ace always rrnfotcf Oy the poheo lorc"
uude you when called aso, IL desies 10 recognize
las y u the Fir pr 23l ~ preserving order during tie
last Of trio subscriptions to the Army aud Navy swor
AMI srD unind Of the fnc that that day You sacr
feed your pyate feelings Of pa'erns bsrycnent In
the Ct duty aud der.
In the Of the Department we represent vory
Truly ana respectfully Your obedsnt servants,
Wsf T. bLODDErr, Chairman.
JONI AuSrfs SrEyzss, IT,. Secretary.
The presentation took place IN tho trial room at
EeadquGIt where the Inspectors class of instruction
had Just assembled President Acton. Usual where
the interests OF the department concerned was
hand and a crowd OF reporters hearing what was going
o. rushed mp stairs The Inspector receiving TIE
pistol and case expressed bis thanks for aud Gppre
LEES gratifying from being unexpected lie was placed
tho Sal itaIy Fair and l1aie for the good
conduct of the police and no happy h. say that
never before wns he rs much yratied BY the results
any occasion during his Official career. While pitrO-
men we're On duty often ~ or IL Aours dGy without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10

EXEMPTION PAPERS FOR SUDSTITUTgs.- Much
dscuy exists and confusion Is created at The odce Of
tho SUPERVISOR Bounty Paying Committee Rooms for
the reason OF many persons who have been supplied
with subsdiates not calling FOR their exemption papers
Those holding receipts with the following numbers have
becr furnished substitutes b. Nr. Blunt and tic.r
pa,ers Of exenp ion are ready aud il s we learn de-
si all. that they should b. taken up viz: nos Be- ~
40 81 - ~ ~ o. isl 52 4J5 .C7. 40. 40. on. 49,
Der oil applicants for substitutes now reaches 7i5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
n,vIuxs.ArOrr bEgY CATrLY

hr total pIynnT M, serk as ueAd eomparcs WITT ti
head las, week and rih 5v7 assd sverase PER week st
year and with yoJ Tor the corrcspaas week orc year 40
Ibr number soI Yesterday and dsv az the pa1pa mar
ie, ga n,Ad culr.s with iul head iaft week and ''n
800 head the average per week as year. and with +a' mead
- rkai nlnN nl.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10

Total 20. the eason....................l.9 70
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

Lincoln version Of the Arabian Nights
Entertainment"-ther recent American Knights
Entertainment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
We would intimate 10 be Jndre General lhai
again.

8 Once nore gscall uron His Exce.lc'ry 10, lie
pubii -ati.n OF Al expose of tie LOYAL League. a
Republican secret and oath-boupd assceiaficna
The Goserror i said - he N he head Of ihi.
oriegs II bot Pc shot isuoraui Of Us ritual.
it, obligations. 80 ~ purpose Whs: good ob-
feet can there be il sneh y prrsniz,don. wheu
the Republicans have the control Of the State
and Federal sosernmcutsy VIA, good motive
IL secrecy when they have the pover Of the Gov
ernmert 20 use in advancing their partisan
schemes! Notwithstanding il wss National
pas, day. there was meeting OF the LrAgues OF
Thursday VII, this dsreSpec, Of he appcii 81
the President. The head of the order. to devote
that dsy to humiliation. fasting aud prayegs
We ask the GOvernol once more II he Is
honest. aud not influenced by partisan spirit 70
give 70 the public the constitution The ritual aud
the objects of he Loyal League that the people
NAV compare the loyalty OF disoy aliy OF that
Association aui the so-csllesi sons Of Liberty ss
exposed by Gen. ChRRISGToN IL The League il
not di=loyal association. or an organization
having imprope, objects IN view. canno, rec
o, i; 1t he Governor has not q copy Of tne
constitution. rtuai. &c ge viii nc happy to
furnish him with one. provided he will publish it
in hi official organ upon receipt and with some
facts ia regard to the operations Of the order
with which he may not be familiar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

Gus. The above IS moderate estimate. Burn
side IS said TO be slightly wounded. The loss In
General Whites division Of colorcd troops was
between twelve and fifteen hundred. General
Bartlett j. missing he Is beiesed TO have been
captured. The casualties among officers are IN
usually great The officers % the negro regi-
menis suffered most severely. because the most
destructive Ere was directed against their regi
ments The second corps alsO suffered Sc
yerely.
The great plan has been tried. end II did not
succeed. The Confederates have had the best
OF the fight. That must be admitted Their
loss was comparatively light. The troops fell
back TO their old position All IS quiet this morn
ing. but We DO not know 81 what moment the
storm may bars, forth again The army is no,
dispirited. Strange ibsf il can sustain every
misfortune 20 sioically WroxINc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

FOL or uncertain uprising Of the people. leaving
the South in doubs Is 10 the public will. They
must be assured by- Overwhelming ulsjorities in
every State that the Constitution Of our fathers
as understood and expounded BY the good and
great men whO made Il. i stli supreme in the
hearts Of the people Of the North and that the
persistent and daily violations Of that sacred IN
strrment BY the men in power are secuted and
desp.sed. Then We eau have restored Union
upder thc Constitution; ard p1i nntIl then.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
FOR SALE.
kat.BY FERGUSON.
EXCHANGE BROKER,

4 oAxs MONEY On ooLLATRRALS, BUYS AND
u A sells oolc and Silver, ant negoslsfss Loans
Ortee Ne. 10 south Meridian Street Indianapolis. Ins
oclse hours from A N 20 sP jeS-d3a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

military eenius snd devotion TO the gosenmeni,
uhy il be Tot found before PciersDurg or AZ
laniaf
One more reference ~ ledge General Hroars
speech. lie says.
There had always been freedom of TIE press
sufficient 20 allow the Sentinel Office to Print anc
distribute the workings Of TIC rituals Of the Sons
Of Liberty 70 print secession pamphlets and 20
say the MontgomerT Constitution Wss better than
our own"
We would intimate 10 be Judge General that
~e never psinied or ,isaibuied the work
ing Of the Sobs of Liberty until il appeared ii.
the Journal with his approval: 80 have printed
no secession pamphlets unless Judge General
HuGHEs speeches mss b. regarded -gch. and
It the Journal. EO' Inc Sea.iuci. that said
the Montgomery Constitution ras better chart
OF government ihsn our ON Either The d..
tinguished judge, memotF i ,sdly II lau!t, %
slse he manuf.c tares tsise ,en-Ssson- - -u,esiu
sbsd cause We acccY' his apology ior me IN
grarlei. iucon siderstc ani incendiary declare
tons in his speech 81 NaInay nighsas au ac
knoxleds,nen, that he dii-no. aprrsci>'s ih'
f,rce OF bis Own-janga ga
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
OBITUARY.

Died, in the vicinity Of indianapolis. the 2sth Of
July last. FLrAs y SmsFR Esq. aged 50 year, and
months.
The deceased Of the pioneers Of the country.
having to this county the Sear Ise9 and
tied in the woods cleared up and made first class FARM
which he occupied until he called to his reward.
lie has left companion with whom lie lived in great
affection for forty years and five sons mourn his
loss large cic- Of friends and intimate quaint
Ances sympathise bereaved the loss
Of good man. ''Traiy in he midst Of life are in
death
The funeral Wa attended On Saturday morning, the
3Oth BY large concorse Of friends ard reative aud
good sermon was delivered by Elder Ransel from
the 18th Of the 9TH chapter % 1t Thessslonsn
HIS remain, now res; IN the City Cemetery.
The deceased born near Hsgerstowl.. Maryland,
and after bis parents, Isaac and Sarah Sinner
emigrated II The mqDntains sBd settled in the
Monongahola country. and then again GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, where he made his first acquaintance with Mss
Mahala Dunn, 20 whom he married the 4th -
April, 1922.
hortly after their arrival in this county they united
with the Pleasant Run Baptist Church, IN which they lived
prominen, and respectful members Tor many years. Mr.
SINNER serving the church and association the capacity
Of clerk the most OF the time.
iHc hIlteI 81 bac utth
deceased nearly sixty years. aud say that from
boyle To Old age he maintained unsulicd reputS-
ton, upright and honorable department in s bis in
tercourse with his fellow citizens. The moral law
The rule Of his conduct He 10 every respect
ceilent anu exemplary citizen. good height or ard
kind and affectionatc husband and father.
be was man Of more than ordinary ability and in
tegence; these qualities be greatly improved by his
industry IN reading sud study. He possessed OF
good sound judgu which Inspired the confidence snd
respect of all who knew him. lie served the community
in several Offices with credit himself and general satis-
faction, always nnweyerng ia hi notions religion
and politics, compromising principle. let the
sequences he : they migA:. p.
Died. at his residence In Philadelphia, Hancock
ty on the 5tb inst, Nr. Rrrrs JExisox in the seth
year Of his age.
Mr.. JEsIsos born in Worcester, Massachusetts,
emigrated Indiana in 1875 and for many years
resident of Marion CO uniy
His remains will arrive In The city 800 ;hs
ing the Central Railroad and AIKEN from the Union
Depot for interDen. The friends OF the family IN
vited to attend without further notice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
STATE ITEMS.

We learn tina, there has been some excite
ment in Nigo county. growing out Of the release
by The Assistant Provost Marshal, Col. ". r..
Thompson, of Lieutenant who bad been ar
rested and confined BY the civil authorities upon
the charge Of numbering two men This mill
tar, interference with the civil Authorities was
regarded b, many a at outrage which ought
No, 90 he submitted to letter from Terre
Hanie daied lie ID ,s,-:
There : fearful excitement here tonirht
growing out o. troubles in the south part OF the
county The People are srning both sides
and nav have collision
These and similar troubles may be traced 10
tie onirages aud u-uiia'iou- Of Fowef b, the
men Ahp uee 'a,.e he ai:ec'ion 81 the govern
meui The remed, j. hinge H. me admin,
tr,ti,,. and nnrii tl't e-cur- relief all be
had Tor ,he ier,bir raliwiie- LOW al"n lie
Han .Io-eeh : II .usr. oae %; tie olie.t
citizen 1T L,fasefte. ~ resrs. =" le.fu. di,d
YESTERDAY lie aere.-e4i ~ .,ne identified
With rhe commercial i,.;e-,- 81 ne Wss,a.l Val
les. Fog mat, ear, lie ufHsged -seec'Jusl,
sp1 successfully a large capital in merchandising
in the movement of he pr'dae's # ne county,
ahi IA banking sud he asd accumulated a large
fortune ~ i.'> enterprise ana iudusfr, y few
years 40. thorough ibe misnantsement of
other, h ~l,o,o he rlnced confidence, he was
sripped O.. iap,t %. bis estsie Mr. Hsnua was
.; sterling integrity. nice -ei.-e Of hon
~ ,.f GENIAL sannar. ,nont .r4 Ia -. .,.f...o Al
With practical sense and judgment rarely sur
passed he held the Office Of Canal Trustee
Tie deceased Wli long be remembered by his
associates. aud sae, we're legion. for bis fue
social qu'litie-. he playful humor and kindne>s
u hesu Nav his soul re-, in pesce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET,

Fret Dsssres-wIIliAN +. NIBLACK,
Thlrd Dissrict-HEuRY ". HARRINGTON.
Foarth DsstrSct-GEORGE BERRY.
seventh D.str.et-pANIEL W. VOORHEES,.
Eighth pss,rict--JANEs r. HARVEY.
Ninth DssYics-pAvID TURPIE.
Teush District JOSEPH X. EDGERTON.
Eleventh pts,rict-JAMEs r. MCDOWELL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06

Cs0adian Journal reports that several .con
siderable dfoves 81 horses, purchased in " esteem
Canada ou Confederate account. have passed
down on The royal mail steamers during the past
few days, destined for Quebec At that port. it
IS understood. they will be shipped for Mexican
port. and thence passed overlspd into the Con
feierscy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-06


Ssseph D.. 8cDsnaid, 81 mar'e"'
Fer ueutsnsnf Governor.
UavsA Tuypies 81 white
For Secretary Of stste.
fAnEs 3. ATHoS, Of uarion.
rsr Asds,sr q stsH.
sosEPH RtsIESE, Of rountsis
For Treasurer q State.
MATHEW l. BRxrr, Of D.vs...
vor Attorney General,
OSCAR B. HoRp. Of Decatur
-, supersnfe Dd~ut Of fubIc Instrue;ios.f
SAMUEL L. Rr6s. u Alien.
ysr ,sar~. of supreme coass.
SAMUEL T.. PERKINS, q Marion.
ANDREW DAWSON, % D-cssss
JAMES n HANNA. of Sullivan. fie
JANIS l. vosDfs. Of AIl.n.
s.s.e-r Fsr clerk Of the Supreme cosrt.
ETHEIBEET c. HIBBES. Of Busb
For K.estor. Lzrg-.
JOHN PsTTir. of Tfppeesno>.
sNsos X. wotFE. ~ Harrison
COni.ngeais.
VS. GEAHAx ~ FITCH, Of Cas-.
-. wN H. franklin. Of Owen
~ Tor District Electors.
Firss D.ssret-s NJ HoISoxB. OF Gibson. csntin
rens-PETER MYERS, Of vabdersurg.
second Ds,rct-EIIJAH EEwLASD 81 fioyi Con
tiaxent-JAs. A. GHORNLxT, Of Lawrence.
Third pgs,rscs-A. z. CARLTON, Of Lswrenoe. Con
tine~us-E @. LELAND. a. Jefferson
Fosrth Dissrict--B. ". WILSON Q; Decatur. Con
tlngeni-E. p FERRIS, Of Ripley.
FInA Ds-srset-JANEs pRows ceatiuseb,-1Hos
MEANS, Of Wayne.
Sixth Ds,rsci-YRASK LANDgRs, % Nefgsa. Con
tngens-B. Y. DAVIS, Of Shelby.
seveash District 4 RICH JOHNSON. of Putnam Con
ingsnt-GEo ". THOMPSON, Of Psrse.
Eighth ps-tr,et-J c. APpLEGATE. Of Carroll. Con
ttagsns-LEANDER MCCLURE, Of Clinton.
Nsnsh Dsssrsct--J. @. OSBORNE. os nsssasll. Con
s.ngent--ELlAS HUGHES.
Tenth Distrct-ROBERT LOWRY. % fishsrf. Con
tngcut-S W. SPROTT, OF DeKalb.
Rievesth Ds,rc.--i. ". sAEsBrRY. Contingent
v. r. OvFRNAy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-21
IRON .Nai,fIes and Crates.

Also Marble Nantes of superior quality. Our stock of
Hat Racks Garden Seats Vases &c. comprises the neat
est and best patterns Of Eastern Manufacture All kinds
of spruam entail Iron W works. can be procured
through Is Eastern prices.
Our stock has b. carefully selected, and most all ar
ces are procured from the largest Eastern Factories
direct are thereby enabled compete in prices and
quality of goods with any House in the West.
no,5-dlv NHGIl lie METLGER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-21
COOKING RANGESI

With one two or more over Ranges, and Extra Char.
coal Broiler Attachment
We would call the attention of tn public to OuI
large stock Of marbalized
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-21

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Each certificate will be sold separately and in the or
der above given, but will eitter Of SAID GER
cates be struck OF and sold by for less than seVeu
tyve per cent Of the par value thereof Certificates OF
purchase will be by execut and delivereH 10 tne
purchasers, which. under and by the terms OF the de-
hcates Of purchased regularly transferred BY
the laws Of the state Of Indiana PROVIDED and ne" GER
tcaes issued as in Of regular transfer ana All
moneys paid by the purchasers are to be and re-
the order and control of the Court, until the
Court shall be duly notified by that such transfer mas
been made by the officers Of the State OF ndlana-tnus
the interest of purchasers carefully guarded Each
of the above certificates offered for sale 10 draw interest
from the first day Of January A. 1864 ont no inter-
est prior 70 that date. DAVID g. kOSt,
L. s. Marshal.
March 26th, 1854. mar2s- dill apr23