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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19
SEW YORK MARKET.-Dec. IL


Isx EzLBaRAFH.I
COttOn-Less active and decidedly lower. Sales
ct 81 2s9l 30 for middling.
FlOur-state and Western dull and to loe
lower.
round hoop Ohio; 81 sO0l2 90 for trade brands.
Market closing steady, with no buyers - the out
side quotations.
WhIsIzy-Aeti1s and arusr. Western 81 90
o. OS.
Wheat-Duil and nOminaIly 19as lower. F..
COrn-Quiet and nominal at 81 sl9l % for
Oats-ouist at 81 O2 for State and 81 O55Sa
81 06 for western
CO6ee-Dull.
SUgar-Dnlt. MuscoVAdo I9o
MOlasses-Very dull.
PetrOIeunI-Firm Crude 65a57c; Refined In
bond quiet at 77(17Te, ard Refined free 9T0q9c
P0rk-Deciiedly lower. Sales at 50 50a4I o.
for 1861, cash and regular way, closing dull at
about Inside price; S42 OO943 20 for new mess;
S37 OO937 SO for prime, aud 29 O0939 80 for prime
mess. Also 60OO nbls new mess, for D5csm Der,
at S42 Oo943 80; and $500 bbs ct 1854 mess. for
Deoem' er, at $40 OO94O so.
BeeE-Stesdy with fair demsnd.
Dressed hOgs-shade easier ct 1755<c for WsS-
Lard-Lover. Sales ct 2l@95o; also 500 bbIs
for Jsa nary, buyers option, ct 25o.
E.T, EsOHiEz mAMAEr.-.Dee n
isT TUnaRAPH.l
MOney-Essy and steady at COT 9 cent.
Sterling EEchalEe-Dull at 109< for god.
GOld-HeAyy and decidedly lower. Opening at
a. 2Sl, declining at 225, and closing at 22S&.
CHICAGO MARKET. N.
IBT TELEGRAPH.i
| FIOur-DuT.
Wheat-Duu. Sales at 81 ~ for No. 1.
COFu-EctiEe at 9I6ssc fer rev.
| Oats-Quist. Sales at 550t6<s.
- Hhisky-Firm and advanced I92c. Sales at
| 81 ss9l. 80.
1 PrOVisiOns-Dul.
POrk-Mess $40 80; prime mess SS7 cO9s7 50.
Dressed HOgs-DuIl at sl4 0O9I4 50 per 100
i ibs, dividing at 200 fbs-
HOgs-DEll ct SIz GOALS 90
Receipts 400 bblI hour; 400 bush wheat,
| 5C0O bush Corn; Is, 900 oats; hogs 25 600.
Shipments-I,s ,s06 bbs dour; no wheat; loo
bus corn; 1900 oats.
Rose q PrezstfsR' EsFOVlsIOn market Re.
| port.
The following are the rates charged byus:
| Hams-Sugar-cursd premium hams 2 0.....SS c
Dried Beef-3
ShOHiders-Sugar-cured5 53 b..............-..,.IS
BaoOn-Or Smoked Sides D 3D.-..............s...al
! Lard-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd in bbls or trcs2S Z
/ Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs 3 DDS
POrk-No. mess 3 bbl......................- 40 N
/ Extra clear q bbl......-.,.,..... a d
] ~ No extra charge made for .,aeka9e- o[ o.re
age to railroad dePOts or Goats. AM SrticIeS AZ,
warranted strictly pTne, and equal to anythiuE 4
inc SeS'e' O[-srs promptly filed.
i ROSE q PREHTISS,
Gel6.R Nos l4a. ia end 14s Ontario street.
Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

FRENCH BONNET FKLNEs-Another case
just received at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery
Rooms. dec14
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AT RAvENNA,

Attempt to Murder a Merchant I'm his
store - The Murderer Leaves his
work Half Observation-Disclosures bul
IS Found and AIrested---GreRt EX-
etfement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

TUE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
L lee Pitchers. Goblets and Trays in the city. At
Sou C0WLES'
1877 WsddsII Housa-
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ARRIVAL OF rHE GRANITE sTAEs. The
Detroit Tribune says:

The Granite State arrived at Eve O'Clock
this morning, the Windsor having accom-
plished her mission in rescuing her from
her unpleasant position in the ice near To.
ledo. The Windsor run through about ten
miles of Ice, ranging in thickness from four
TO eight inches. 1t required only about
half an hour to iberate the Granite State
and get ready to return. They came into
port lashed abreast, the Grsnite State using
her own engine. The want of fuel was the
main difficulty with the latter.
On ne nau ItLrIsuT0sEOEl. - --.-----
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
R1st-0ftlEf Gtne- LII.
IS6I.5. Winter Arrangement 1sS4-E
FOB TIE
ARRIVAL AID CLOSING OF HALLS
AT THT

CLEVELAND POST-OFFIoE
oorrzsOTns HoEDAE. oCToBER slsE, 1864.
~ hhils viii be opened and ready for deliver
fpe hour After arrival Of trsinB-
- an Mails close one hour before departure =
trains.
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COMMERCIAL.
GH.EvELAND MARKEr.
MORNING LEADER oTTIgE,

TIE FsOsipts Of Grain By rail for ths "A bourI
ending At half past O'Clock to-day are - fol-
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sget19.

ElAMILY DYE COLORS-A FULL
Il assortment Of these colors. Every family can
Dye their own goods at q very small cost. The J.
ors are brigh Gad durable, and effect a great Eay-
ing by masing old garments look 81 good as new
Prices 25 and IS cents per package. ; or sale by
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER
delO 1875 Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

- thirty acres Of Fst-rats land under gOOd cultiva-
ton situated in tho toWnship Of Newburg five miles
toom Cleveland. There over 800 young fruit trees
11me grapes aud small fruits good barn, hrBt-class
k1ildinr for granary, small house, &C. Fer terms
sGd fdrther particulars apply to GEO. D. BECK, 30
Superior street, Oc1t
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Fis6-I1 good steady demand st the i5llszias


On sums Of less than 800, hys per cent. Is sddsd
to above prices. - te -
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WF0 000 MONEY ADVANOED-

$4,000 IA hDhh6 s1H1 . .as. ADx4SShD ~ ID .tsns
. id EeIl-ZnOvu WAGNEB'S LOAN OFFICE, on
5ourltiss Of every kind, yiE: Gold and silver
stobes, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JsvelFy, Guns,
F-..ela dInfhinG nrU GandH- Pianos. MelOdecna.
4 su ,ysrsonal property and articles OF value,
most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri
I .ts. Established 1861. n. B.-A variety Of un-
deemed Watches JsWelTy, Guns, So, for sale at
TgSinl.
: 5ihoe-onEneT o. YateE and Superior EtrsstI,
-er DaFiE and Psixottcs Clothing Store.
I neERa J. O. W WAGEER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

: AND FOR SALE-SIXTY ACRES
! OF Land in lots from three to eight acres or in
t The north By St Clair road, the west by Wilson's
FTsaue and on the south by Superior street exten-
described land Just out OF the city limits Enquire
Uof NJ. N. sPAHGLER, or Miss d. Il. STERLING, 80
Euclid street.. noz;lS
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1HANTED-$I2 A MONTH"; Agents
w everywhere tn introduce SHAW CLARE's SIX.
BEEN DOLLAR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the ONLY
" price machine in the country which il LICENSED
IL Grover Baker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, Singer
Z O., and Bachslder. Salary and expenses or large
Z ,..fuaissions allowed AL other machines sold
r is8s than lcrty djllarE each are nFRIEGEMESTs,
g. the seller snd user LIABLE- illustrated circulars
= A. FREE. Address SHAW CLARK, BiddeiOrd,
! sire de5:lS4dkW
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; or SALB-HOUSE AND LOT ON

{ OAh C6AA41 -4LOOGA EA4NO 44OL OAN
= Forest street. House large and commodious; Lot
fest by rs, with abundance OF hne shrubbeTy,
good fruit oheics grapes, and good barn. Terms
z55-H
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fIS0 A MOETH-AGEETs WANTED,
Z. s-cO Male and Female 70 sell Wilson'S heW SIS
.LASTIC LODK " Stitch Fami , Sewing Machine.
L. viii pay the above ages and al expenses. or
= "a large commission. For particulars enclose
D amp and address MATHER WILSON, No. Ly
Z ans Block Public uare, Cleveland, o. no26;ls2
NOR SALE.-THE SUBJ CRIBER
y offers TO sell about q acres Of Land unsurpassed
Sur productivensss about Of mile from the termi
Ius OF the East Cleveland street Railroad on the
rawiord Road. a choice variety Offruit; good wa
far, and cheap buiidingB-
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DRY oooDsl

Our Dress Goods Dspartnsnt comprises an the
Novelties Of the sessOn, fast e thsy ars intro
duesd into the Eastsrn Markots
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-19

10 IIlIu NO J4II5IIo5lOlil = - - -
was erroneous, he (Mr. Johnsonl was g
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6PICEE,

Y'ng Hyson..s1 2o9s 20 Imperial ..S1 25aI 95
GunpONder... ! 2o9l "a Black. 0OjI IS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

HorKL RoBBERr.-Several of the guests Of the
City Hotel, on South Illinois street. kept by Mr.
lsos. U. Strickland. were robbed YESTERDAY
morning between the hours of IL and O'Clock
Several rooms were entered and among the sui
ferers we're the following: Lieut. Leach lost a
gold watch and forty dollars in currency: pri.
yate Of the l54th New York, on his way to the
front. had two silver watches and twelve dollar.
in currency taken; Vim Cogan found himself
minus eight dollars in creenbacks. three dollars
In silver and note tor $3.50, and there were
several other sufferers in small amounts As
soon as the proprietor ofthe house Was advised of
the depre iatlon he sent ior the police, about half
past O'Clock One OF the inmates OF the house
was arrested on suspicion. but nothing tangible
appearing against him he vas discharged anu We
understand ne Immediately left for parts M
known. The bole establishment was thor
ooghiy searched by the police at an early hour
without discovering any clue 70 the robbery The
depred4tors undoubtedly belong TO a class known
As hotel thieves. who are adopts 10 that kind Of
robbery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
He DESTROYS A PONTOON BRIDGE
CONG RESSIONAL NEW =
FROM Memphis.

MENPHIs. April 9-Grerson's cavalry stlll
hang around Forrest, but too weak to effect
much
Yesterday evening they made sally upon a
bridge over W olf river. which Forrest lad just
completed, and succeeded in capturing and de
stroying il. Nth loss of : killed aud wounded,
taking two prisoners.
This morning they had another fight in which
Capt Harrington. OF the ID Iowa severely
wounded
IL IS reported that Forrest has been reinforced
by portion OF Lees cavalry and intends crossing
the Tennessee river. His demonstrations towards
Memphis were only feints.
Everything here is prepared to give him warm
reception should be come this way.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

Twe have never seen. m any establishment
Of the kind in our largest cities. richer assort-
ment OF goods than are upon the shelves of
NORTH A Brother. merchant tailors, No East
Washington street Their stock Is general and
complete. embracing every variety and style of
gentlemens wear We direct attention 10 their
large stock OF light cloths for spring and sun.
mer use and especially TO their varieties at
Scotch cassimeres, which take the lead IN the
fashionable world. Messrs Moriz x Bro have
not only the choicest ct goods. both Ia quality
and style. but the most experienced sorkmen TO
manufacture them. II gentleman cannot be
suited at this establishment. il will be useless 10
make the attempt elsewhere. apt9-dlw.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
nv rkLreRArs.
cincinnati Market.

CINcISNATI. April l l..
Flour is in active demand snd prices ID to 90
cents higher, superhne $500 10; extra Sc 20G
6 % closing buoyant
Wheat advanced &C.; red l35@l37c., and
white l45d soc, with active demand. Corn
advanced to ll0c with demand in excess of the
supply. Rive advanced to Isle. and in demand.
Barley firm at 1850 l4Oc. Oats in good demand
at 79@e0c.
Whisk. is unsettled and held at l20c, but
ll5c was the best offer made-no sales owing to
difference of opinion between buyers and sci
lers
ProvisioSs-Bulk meats are active, aud shout
ders are held at I0c.. sides at lie, which rates
are above BUYERS views &c. $50 900 pounds of
sides, averaging 80 pounds, sold at l012c.
Lard advanced TO l2s4c. for city and 1910.
for country an active demand
Hams l5dl7c for common and sugar-cured.
Groceries are active. Sugar higher; raw la
20c refined 241a "a 25c Moiasses lOOc.
Gold 10, and silver 5o@6O.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
new YORK HIarkes.

INV DIRK, April IT.
Flour firm
Whiskey active and frmer at Ill &c Il215c. for
State. and ll2@ll3c for Western, closing firm
at outside quotations
Wheat very scarce at 203c. BETTER 1910 l70c
for Chicago Spring l7o@l72c. for Milwaukee
Club. and l76@l79c. for Winter Red Western.
Corn is without decided change at l3l "a l32c.
for old mixed Western in store. and 1890 1873 lac.
for new. Oats dull and dropping, Western firm
with an upward tendency.
Pork higher with An active demand Mt 500 81
@24 for mess S23 rs for old mess, S25 81 for
new mess, S20@23 for old and new prime.
S25 SOAPS for prime mess. and also 500 bbls.
mess at 500. Beef frmer.
Lard active and frmer at l314 Gl41sc.
Butter in fair request at 2S@37c.
Gold frmer. opening at Il. closing quiet and
firm at 72la
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

Total sl0e 900
Each certificate will be sold separately, and in the or
der above given but in will either Of said GER
tyve per Of the par value thereof Certificates n
purchase viii b. by esecutd and delivered 10 the
purchasers which under and by the terms Of the de-
will entle the purchasers 70 have the SAID GER
tifcaes stock purchased regularly transferred by
the laws Of the Of Indiana provided, and new GER
tifcates issued of regular transfer, and all
moneys paid by the purchaser are 20 be and
main uner the order and control Of the Court until the
Court shall be duly notified by that such transfer has
made by the officers Of the state OF lndiana-thus
the in rerest of purchasers carefully guarded Each
of the above certificates offered for sale draw interest
from the first day Of January, A d, 1854 buf inter-
prior 10 that date DAVID q kosf,
L. S. Marshal.
March 18th. 1854 .mar2s-d'il apr23
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

VALUABLE FARMS. &c, FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR CITY PROPERTY Two Farms of 100 acres,
about 5O acres cleared, within five miles of the
city.
One Farm of $50 acres, White River Bottom
land. within eight miles of the city.
Eighteen acres of land and improvements
beautiful place. well improved adjoining the city
limits
Several Houses and Lots in the city. ranging
in price from $3.50 TO SIS, 900
Three acres of Land, with valuable improve
meDts. about 81 miles from the city. the
Charlottesville Road WV LOVE,
III Real Estate Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
From cairo.

CAIRO. April llth.-Memphs papers of the
9Th contain nothing important from below
woman named Mary Simpson was recently
arrested for smuggling goods through the lines
An order found on her from the rebel Col
Hicks for cOntraband articles. Several impor-
tant facts have been obtained from her which
will probably lead to the arrest of several promi-
nent TRAITORS who reside near Fort Pillow
The Government steamer Key West sunk in
Arkansas river thirty six miles below Little
Rock. The boat and cargo was total loss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
st LOuis Market.

ST.. LOUIS, April IL.
Cotton firm and advancing at 64@70c. for
new to good middling. Receipts since last re-
port 500 bales
Flour active and higher.
Wheat advanced 2(63c Oats buoyant and
higher.
Provisions have an upward tendency; city mess
Pork SD 50023 50: canvassed sugar-cured hams
lie clar sides BE
Lard active with speculative demand at Is
@l4c-
Tobacco advanced 81 per 100 lbs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
sy-NEw DISCOVERY FOR THE

sYNEW SCOVERY FOR THE
speedy and permanent Of Seminal Weakness, Ure-
thral and Vaginal Discharges elect Sexual Diseases
Emissions Impotence, Genital Debility diseases Of
the Bladder and Kidneys.
BELLS SPECIFIC Pills warranted In all cases
and be relied No change Of diet required. They
do nausse nor interfere With business pursuits Up
wards of 200 have BEEN cured the past month
More than one hundred physicians use them in their
prigate practice, and al speak 'csu AZ their efcacg
They entirely harmless the system. and be
lied in all arising from youthful ndiscreon or
self-abuse which often ncapacitaes the sufferer from
fulfilling the duties or married lire
ATRRATIsE Of 81 pages containing means Of cure,
free to all. Two stamps required for postage.
The Pills will be by mall securely sealed on re-
ceipt Of One Dollar, by J. BRYAN, NJ D.,
No. rs C.dar street. NY.
Sold by all the principal druggists.
TONIISsON cox, Agents.
sept30-d&wly indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

Lors on VIRGINIA AVENUE roR SALE-We
call attention to the advertisement of Wiley
Martin. Real Estate Brokers. of five building lots
TO be sold on next Monday. These lots are only
two squares from W ashington street and are very
desirable The grounds are the same as were
formerly known as the Hanna property.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN THE 69TH INDIANA
REGINENT-The most terrible and fatal accident
that ever has befallen the 69th regiment occurred
on the 18th ut., while on the march from lnd-
anOla to Point CaviIlo. Texas Three companies,
h. g, aud Il. besides some others, got aboard n
very small ferry. or fat. constructed temporarily
of poHtoons for the purpose of transporting
troops across McHenrY Bayou When midway
the bayou, which is hundred yards IN
width, the fiat went down. leaving all on board TO
escape best they could. Many of the men
had or all their accoutrements and knapsacks.
which rendered it difficult swimming TO the most
expert. MANY swan out with their full rig on,
ONLY losing their guns Others had taken the
precauton to take off their Announcements The
balance of the regiment that had crossed made
every effort 10 save all that they could Msjor
Bonebrake. Capt. Linville. Of Co. b. and Lieut.
Smith, OF Co. @. were barely rescued. 1t was
most humiating and terrific sight to see brave
men that had encountered the dangers of numer-
Gus battle-helds striving with the RELENTLESS waves
and finally sink TO rise no more A number OF
colored soldiers that were towing the fat were
drowned. But few ofthc bodies were recovered
The following is list OF ,sualites in the reg
iment
lst Assistant Surgeon VIM B. Witt
Company E-Milllord II Massey transferred
from 9Th regiment)
Company k-2d Lieut.. Joseph Senior: Ser
geants Gilbert X. Holman. John +. Former pri-
Yates Thos. J Culley. Israel Barker, Geo. w.
Backhouse. William II. Halstead. Matthias Sc
gar, Paris A. Larimore. JAS w. Clifton. Henry
Conoway.
Company G-Sergeant Henry Williams, Cor
pora Francis Miller transferred to the Sth regi
ment): privates Thos Brown, Joseph Coombs
Chas Alvey, Martin Johns (or john, John A.
Jennings transferred from Sth regiment
Company B-Sergeants Jos. W. nottingham
Albert Craner; Corporal Isaac Shaw.
j. n CHOPPER
% Lieut. Co. D. 69th Reg.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
MARsHAL's NOTICE.
United States Marshal's Sale
DISTRICT OF INDIANA.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTIFIED COPY OF DECREE
and vendiIioni exponas, TO me issued and directed
by the Clerk of the United District Court for the
District of Indiana, viii, the 23d day Of April. 1864,
the Office of the Treasurer Of the State in the City Of
Indianapolis between The hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M and
o'clock p NJ of said day. expose 10 sale, at public out
cry 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand slO9 900 OF
Indiana five State stocks the number of the
certificates Of which ard the respective amounts thereof
are as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
General order.

HEADQuARrERs lsr CRY RrGiMEST.(
IxpraxsPoLIs, April 3, 1864.
Company officers are hereby ordered TO meet
a, the Court House. OH Monday evening. April
IL. at y !. O'Clock promptly.
They will be expected to report the present
condition OF their commands. preparatory To a
general review and inspection on April 10. N nc
cordance With the orders issued by the Adutant
General.
BY 6rder of W j. r. RoBlssoy,
1t Col. Comd'g
II BArEs. Jr.. Acjt ap7-d5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
FARM FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE BEST STOCK AND GRAIN FARMS IN
Marion County Of sos 600 ac-rs in blue grass
g. acres IN cultivation aud the balance in good timber
Several never itng springs. good orchard OF choice
Fruit dwelling houses and barns lying nve miles north.
west from indianapolis the Iaayette Railroad the
said road running through the center Of the farm
FOR further particulars inquire OF Daniel Thoma>
the premises or 10 l.. Hedges at the Sentinel Office
april d2w&w4w HETNY A BkINSAMEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

e Col. Streight called upon Us last night.
We understand that he charges nothing for the
lectures he is delivering through the country.
He looks fat since he returned from Libby pris
on He speaks of running himself for Con-
gress
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

tT- New and beautiful goods-cloths. vest
ing- and the like-have recently been received
by Heitksm, merchant tailor. which he will make
up in the most fashionable and elegant st,le
The cutter at Heitkam's is one of the most &C
complished in the whole country. ap4-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
francis KING, Secretary

sX-G Gen Nathan Kimball declines to run on
the Abolition ticket along with Morton for
Lieutenant Governor. Gen. Kimball is in fact
and i'm deed the soldiers friend Sorry we can't
say much. respecting our truth. for Morton.
Morton never enlisted. He never will.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

ST LOUIS. April IL Little Rock advices of
the Sd says that the only official news from Steele
is that he was at Arkadelphia on the 2Sth ult.,
and had constant skirmishing with the enemy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

To PRISTERs.-Wanted.a Foreman for the
composition department ofthe Daily and Weekly
Sentinel. No one need apply unless he is com
petent proof reader and thorough printer.
Wages 500 per week. The situation permanent,
If satisfactory filed IF.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

- The Messrs. Duncan, corner Of Illinois
and Maryland streets. received yesterday from
New FORK. 400 bushels of peach blow potatoes in
the best Of order. They have also a lot of
Meshanacs for seed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
SENATE.

After personal controversy between Messrs
Grimes and Hale Mr.. Wade from the Commit
tee on the Conduct ct the War. reported the evil
dence in regard TO the recent Florida campaign.
which was ordered Ia be printed
The Senate then proceeded to the considera
ton of the House bill, making appropriations for
the naval service. reported with the Senate
amendments.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12

cE- Picked pork. choice hams. dressed
chickens. vegetables of all kinds. fresh butter,
and choice assortment OF family groceries, can
be found Mt Duncan's New Grocery and Provision
Store, corner of Illinois and Maryland streets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.

his Is the most delightful and extraordinary srsiel.
ever discovered Il changes the burnt face and
hands to peAry satin texture Of ravshing beauty tn
parting The marble purity % youth and the diflsus
appearance 80 inviting the city belle o. fashion
removes tan, freekies, pimp@s and rOuehnss q the
skin. leaving the compilation fresh. transpArent and
smooth II Contains no material iuluriOus n. skin
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every lady should have
sold everywhere.
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