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The. Farmer AND HIS SoNs.-A
Farmer,a short time before his death,
called his sons to him, and said, my
children, | am about 10 die; my lands
! leave among you, and in one part
of the field there is a treasure, which,
if YOU diligently search for, you will
be sure 10 find" The sons thought
that he referred to some treasure OF
gold and silver; 50, as soon as he
was dead, they set to work and dug
up every inch Of ground. Three
times did they turn up the soil. but
the ~ found no treasure. At the
time of the harvest, however, their
crops were more abundant and
fetched a. better price than any OF
their neighbors, and fully repaid the
sons for their trouble. Industry is
its own reward.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-03
MORNING REPORT.
THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
Rebels Fortifying Fredericksburg.
Lees Army Increased TO 100000.
NEW YORK FURNISHING AID AND
COMFORT TO THE REBELS.
The Fort I'iIIOir .U0SSUCre FuIIu
Confirmed.
Evacuation OfTexas by the Fed
crsl Forces,
&c. &c, &c, Ac &c.



NEW York, May "A special TO the Times
saw:
dispatch was received to-day by Gen Grant,
from Fortress Monroe, stating that the rer of
Beauregsrd's army passed through Petersburg
Yesterday morning His force is estimated at
- 600 TO % .UOO
Nothing OF note transyired at be front to day.
The pickets OF both armies extend up aud dow
the Rtppahanuock and k ,pid'n.
A considerable rebel force is reported to be at
Fredericksburg. throwing up more earthwcrks on
the nights
The rebels are reported to have withdrawn
from Madison e H. and are concentrating on
our lett and center
One division OF Longstreet's corps. according
to deserters, is at Hanover Junction, acting as
reserve
On the same authority Lees strength is said to
be upwards of 100 900.
Rumors prevail tha. Banks is superseded by
Gen. Augur.
Facts in possession of the Congressional Com
T'irtee investigating the affairs OF the New York
Custom House show that an enormous trade is
still carried oD between that city and the States
III rebellion.
he Worlds special saws:
M-ssrs Gooch and Wade Of the committee
on the Conduct of the War, returned TO day
from Fort Pillow The statements made as to
the biroarities aud cruelties there are fully cor
rOhOratet
The famous trotting stallion Geo. Nj. Patchen.
died Yesterday from rupture
The Worlds New Orleans special reports the
evacuation OF Texas by our forces had begun.
it also saws reports re,ched New Odeans that
Gen Polk Is ut c mp Moore. l9 miles from New
Orleans, with hfeen To twenty thousand men, to
move AT once on Port Hudson or Baton Rouge
The Htrald's N.wbtin letter of tie Goth, says
information has been received here that the au
ihOrie- have taken possession of all railroads in
the S"uth Tor the next sixty DAYS. during which
time no citizens will be allowed to travel on
them.
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From " ashingtOn.

WAsHINGroN. Nav 2-fhe sub committee on
the Cunduc5 OF the Var report from Font Pillow
that they took ity-seven dispositions. all of
whith more ;htn coutrm the newspaper &c
counts OF the massacre They say il would be
impossible to exiggerate che crueities commit
ted.
The Senate bill granting pre-emption to Ger
tain lands in Caiutnia was pis>ed
The bill regulating The foreign and coastng
trade on The Northern, North eastern aud North
western frontiers OF the United States was
passed
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PARTN ERSHip.
Copartncr>hip Notice.

gUyHg UxDERsIGSFD HAVE FNRNRD A coP.RT.
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Their stabes ou Eas Pear street. Ns u and IL IN
the rear Of Genns Block Their ek 10 he finest In
the N srket their busgies AM carriages all n>w-
In have perhsps ID mot - encii urn ouf IN the
city purchased IN S~w York prcs. hefr
hor,s. are al trained AID s.e Tber charges rsA-
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from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE MIy -Litte Washing
ton, North C.,roini. WAS evacuated by our tor
ce> on Thursday last. The troops there being
wanted elsewhere
The higo truce hoat arrived here Yesterday
evening. from City Point, with Am exchanged
prisoners. Nonewspipers or news could be ob-
tsil ed
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 1861.

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE in answer TO Gov p
AosTos's erroneous statements to the Republican state
Cony, nton, February -, le,3. Prepared and pub
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This Ia a mastery and complete refutafion Of the
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THE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
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GEN. McCLELLAN's REPoRT.-A snocnet and Con.
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Schem- OF the ar-The Generals Letters 10 the eS-
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The Virginia, Peniasular, and MsrSla CampaiS Sns-
How tie Army Of the Potomac Fought, and bow It's
Sacrifices rewarded in Washiug gtontisn Nc',lel
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THE WAR POWER OF THE PRESIDENT Important
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TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. eciure delivered be-
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This Lecture is nded show the obligations Of
the citizen in regard To the reclamation OF iugi i've
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Address
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REApERS AND MOWERS.
THE BUCKEYE
REAPER AND MOWER

TsT 1T II TWO WHEELED MACHNE-THE
Il wheels sup or ng the frame both driving
~hrels, ahd drive the Knives egether, or lndepsnd-
emily.
2d. there are no cog in the DR. wing wheels
81. When cutting, cog is in OH; therefore,
in tran porting there ; n
9TH The kn ser wOrK when the Machine is
oa' ked; - a. edsy backed a. empt' cart.
5h. The cutter Uar j. at ached 20 the frame by a
duDie hinge Joint. AID allows independent On-
eiiher end OF the bar rising witaout affecting the
OlhtT.
6h The cutter bar is ea,ily raised to pass obstruc
tons by of the lever. nhih always under tue
control OF tue operator.
7th. n B. ih- cutter bar is in front Of tie driving
whe Is aud in thus enabling the driver 10
the operation OF the without inter erng with his
driving. aud avoiiins those dreadful accidents viii b
have frequently when the sat directly
B nj If the cutter bar.
sh Tie cutter bar i, folded across the frame for
trauspo iing-ihu n4siI Il portable a. a buggy
9th The wheel or cutter br neNt the irame prevents
oOggng when running ut q ass, and also relieves
thr draft.
lUth II can be ch anged from a Reaper to a Mower and
rice in fffreH NUTS
Iih. The plato does support either The reel or
rak.r.
I'm The reel is supported from the frame of the
AschLe.
3tu The raker has comfortable saddle seat over the
frame of the Machine.
18th l. took he FIR a Mower, AID
Conhin.d Machine the ndiana aud Ohio state Fairs
for i,63
lsth II will run over three hundred pounds Ii. hter
thar y o. Der Mower keap-r.
Eth VIZ cHALLESGr The NO6LD TO EEAT THE
''BUCKtYh."
Give u your orders early. a. we cannot oh ain any
more Machine than have now bought, "a TIE manu-
farur-rs have O5derS for three thousand Ala hne,
than they p ssibly IN Ike.
Cali mi look al the IMP ROvED BUCKEYE. under
Masonic Hall
aDr1S dti iuneI5
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WOOD.
STOVE WOOD.

WE WILL FURNISH srnvR WOOD IN ANY
w par Of the ci y in lOts Of cord or more ~
foot. and less cents per foot or
der IL az the "fhce ~ MeKRKNAS PIERCs oil he
promptly filed. Ur delivered the NO yard, OF
lot No i2s in the southwest part Of The sy, at 81
cents per foot april
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FRINk,S
E X G. e l. S 1 0 II
FAMILY MEDICINES.

A RE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND PURELY
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Ague piiis, for The radical cure of Fever and
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Erad tcatOr.-We warrant this remedy in all cases
to cure cerOnc and recent Of Dysenery Darrhea
Cholic Cholera Morbus II is also the best pain killer
Compound Extract of Arm ca, for Rheu-
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Aromatic Ointmcuf, for Cuts new and old;
Sores, BOi. Bruises. BHrn Frost Bi;es, Sore Nipples
&c. We offer this Of the best Saves in use
Parssian tooth liquid, for Nervous
TOothache, Cleaning the Teeth aud Purifying the Breath
All Ofthe above remedies put W scientif-
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Tn sick and afflicted invited to call at eur Office
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PRICE ONLY TzN CENTS.
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CHARTERED

Oaidtnsno 7hirtv Five Plates ana EnSrarines Otto
anatomy and Ptysiolc2y ofthe Ssxyal 0roosls 10 {
stdts of Hs1ltb ana Dissass
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Business Notices published in the local columns Of ten
or under will Be charged for each insertion ell u
ten lines. ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. I'll;
without
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices Festivals Pcncs and Rxcursios, gotten up by
individuals associations by churches the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head OF
Special Notices ~ ten over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers opav quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
20 be charged ct the Of 81 so for each name in the
Daily 81 Daily and Weekly, the same to be- in
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hoN NEW METHOD ~ TREAT
! j /
" Ing Venerisl Diseases, inclpdipR ZNA
syphilis in all its stages 6onoirhea kXfr "a
Geet, Structure, vsrcocile, and Hydro M9 81
eele, Diseases the Kidneys, Bladder Ak4 II
&c. with nut mercury containing val ~ >ZA
uabe treatise on that widespread nala- frA 2ffs
dy Of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe AN /Es
turnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm e41f1 u.
potency, &C.. the secret infrmites OF
youth and maturity arising from the banefui habi
Of seli-souse. To which is added observations
Female Diseases and other Interesting matter ofthe
most importance the married and those contemplate
marriage, hoentertain doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state Sent TO any address sealed wra,
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention to the trea
ment Of the various private diseases treated Of in
vste report Our DspeEsaryis the only Institution Of
kind In America which has been tablished by spec
charter ans this fact should give IL preference n
various quacks Of doubtful character 10 be foun In
arr ciffes
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