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Cine Slcrefe bon G;anfcr Sirgeri. t,ns Greretar
GesDdrS.

Burlington, s, slug. 9ie Negierun9
bat anltli6e gla6ri6ten npn elmer 9erlamm=
lung erbalten, Die am 8. Suli 5u genf in Der
S6meiS 81 Guniten Der Union l1no oerieniaeu
WtaBregeln abgebalten wuroe, ipel6e Die &eoiez
rung in Waibin9ton bebufs Mbi9affung Der
Stlaperei er9riffen bat, uno in Der cine Qtorefie
a%ngencmmen wuroe, Die baS @ebet entbdlt, oab
Die in JtebeIliun be9rifenen Staten li6 pieoer
fir intmer inter Dos Sternenbanner Der Ser.
Staten retben mD9ten.
Ser StaatszS etretdr bat bierauf foIqenoes
~ertpioert q.
9ln Die 8eipDbner Don SEM SD babe pom
amerifanii6en Gpnlul gu Genf Sbre ieuri9e,
bereoiame uno brIoerli6e &orei1e an ba8 @olf
Der Ser. Staten empfansen uno benz Brdiiz
benton pOr9elegt. 9tuf ieinen Nefeb[ oante ih
Sbnen TN 9(aalen auer meiner 2anoSleute fir
odS SeitgemGBe uno t~reffenbe @ort Der Spmpaz
tbie uno Sreunoi6aft ba8 Sic 9eIprp9en babeu.
Sbre Npreiie perleibt Dem obnebin idpn itarten
9lnipru6, wel6e bic erite 8unbess 9lepublic
9tmerifaS nit Der pDrDerlteu 0anbes= Gepublic
ppn europa perbinbet, neue Stdrfe. 9aS Gplf
ber S6tpei5 bari perIi6ert fem, nQB iper AUDI
INNER fid unsupsrldiiig erpeibt, OaS 8pIt pes
Ser. Staten eS nidt fem piro, oaS ba8 repubz
lifaniide Spitem an freuaoe 6eiloe, roer einbeiz
milde SattiOnen Oerrdtb. 0lit ~innigen @ebeten
fir Die Grboltung Der Contribution, Der 6reibeit
unO Dee 8obIbabenbeit Der S6mei3 babe i'd bic
Gbre 81 perbIeiben Sbr geburiqmiter unp aufe
ridtisiter Sreuno
IS NJ. s.. Sewarp.
Staatsoepartement, @aibinston,
30. Sult 1864.
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nnterriiRnne tisr pic Seotbleioemben In
NhdmbcrSburo.

Die Sf1entlt6e Weinun8 TT fura bic erc6e ROth aufmert
lam eentadt pprben, Wel6e furn h1S Nteberbrennen bon
@tamterstnre our6 bic &ebeuen herbeisefI trt purbe, pc
uter ESQ SGnfer Ssrbtauateu unb thar 25O0 gerlcneu OBJ
oa6lCS tpuroe l. Wian brau6t iieIeS trdurtee Bib nidt met.
ter a%uajumaIen, UNI an bic Sgmrotb cen IN leisr .brapeR
Burger %arpeliIsn 5u bIrfen, baniit fe telfen.
Die Gbrtfl. GcmintIfOn rot ntdt bic Tretbeit, trsenb nels
den Shetl ibres Tpnes su fUsGent 3weGe r%ermentea ! I hIr-
len, pbsletA eteriais bic 8eeElferuns @bambsrebGreS aud
cine sfatr gum Gefen Ter Gtrift. @tmnifTpn ~abeetdlteu,
nobel fe iter $500 nufbrahten bod bur6 Sic perlhiereneR
AnlPriide CT UnS ltnb uufere 5tnan3en febr seldWdct wCr-
ben. @lei6prbl 1T IS infer lDunln, &G.s earsubietsn, UNI
nufern lpsalen Jtadbdrn Sa Aetfen, ptItt jegt betmattles
fSb unb tbeilpetle feinen @ennt teiteu. gu tielem 3rede
baben mir cine SubictpttCnsttfe auf unIerer Sffpe. gtp. n
10. gpaltimOre Str, etntse Sburen BON @asfr, ~GufseIest,
Ipfprt an &ep. Or. 9 u. 0iIber unb Nep. Str SAWS BON
GbamterSburs abselhidt werten, nm an irIde ~eertbstlt ~
perten, ipei6e am meiften Der llnterfitWug btburftte fnb.
QGtr tnben i6on $50 fur bEefen 3wef pptt Atr5. VI. etncptu
phelps empfan9sn.
@. 9. Griffith,
(au93S) Dpriber Der Il. e. 4. G.
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Sabt;aihert JnSicncr srcifen eimsit Gnrigramteusma
ia nabe Sort &carnc1 an.

Sort &earnen s. Aug. 9t3tbunoer
Snbianer arifen beute Mor9en / Meile 6flid
BON YlamS Greet einen Gmigranten8ug, bette
bend aus 8 Bagen an, t5oteten atIe Mdruer,
p%erbrannten Die QBagen uno trieben oos @ieb
fort. 3Uei 5rauen uno 4 Sinner ioaen BON
lbnen als Gefangene fortgeflbrt lpcroen iein.
g}a6oem grifen fje einen onoern Grain an bers
lelben STEELE an, touroen a5er pertrieben.
6erner perbrannten ie q Wagen bel point
Nan9e uno trteben baS 8ieb fort. Gol, Gum
mer perfOl9t Eie nit SO bepaHneten Mtdnnern
uno W(aicr O'9rien ppn GottOnwooo lit ebenz
falls auf ibren 6erIen.
SpdtereS.
9ie Snbianer wuroen BON elmer tleinen
3ruppenma6t na6 einem 9tgel getrieben, no
ie Stano bielten uno Die Sruppen Suriifia9ten.
8ailagiere, wel6e NIT benz 9oitpa9en pom
Beiten fame1, Sdblten adt peibe 2ei6en an
oer StvaBe. a asIs
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SUE Nlahridatfiir SIC ~. YisarA.

Dte SGrssr Der Ia. Q1nrb nsrten bIermit bencarthttet,
eaS an nab tenannten Ylasen SIbsr ~anfselsgt wprcen fub,
un Suplertpttpnen trr etnen Sub e~nsssseHs~ unabasn, mn
carit Grstmtltse fWr unlere Quota fir Die mad zen 500, 900
Wlaan aufsubrinesn {:
Srn. @liOtt's Drugstore. SO@fe 2ertustOn unb Dtnstr.
30. Boomers Il SORs, 406 Ueh Sdlttmprefr.
hrR 2eber, SgDgde 9ertnetpa unb Jren,rntfr.
SEN. Bland, AL Wsf 8alttmpgeAT.
Srn Wteallep's @tgarreRfpre, ND@Ge GreaCHt " Bais
ttTDrefr.
Srn. SrrbCn Stable. Grocer, 9omSarb nate @reenGs.
Oantt ftefe Organization Sn Stinte trnne, TT es bS6k
no.hrenlt9 oaB ieter Sempbner ftefer 20arp l~retBett3 tu benz
bemueten 5pub bstfeuert, 3unal bet iGneaem uaS euerst f6em
Saateln BITE Quota let6t aWDstradt upb tte gBarb fret wsr.
ben tdnn.
Mle DteientSen, irelde nt5t betfeuern. fSnnen fein 8sne-
tit Upn bteier Specialization s~enieFen. Burger btekr WG'b
fub e~rsebcnlt erfubt, Der reselmaeteen Ueriafnmlune ieeen
Mtttro1 Nbenp UNI 8 lspr tn Gbtra pau betSurptnen,
f28f IgDinIl
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SaMptaMarticr DeS Il. &5aro 9raft
SOmitc'S,
go. ~ 0it Baltimore Ctr,

@bparb 8. Glart, Mler. 6. Gtewart, grn. Is. @Saats,
SnO s. Sapltes, @pwar6 .. 9rane, Ttec, Cooper,
@omtte.
NebfrcteB imG nehhebente 9errer auttcrtFrt. @e;trage fir
ben 0rsmpttcns- Jpnb Der 4. gDarb SW coleft rem;
Spbn NItpater, EtrntaS 6. Butter, Spbu 8, Sud, g,
8ernei, SerPoio Srahtet, CIR. s. @ribrnar, 5. @resnsfeIrers
Witttenbrri, 0tDbert S. @ltuer, .. 4. WscGa6cn, Or perrS
Duh, 80, $. Duh, Gtria. Sitter. Srep. @tttfr. Gtepbpr
SGudnann, Sanes &bcmpipn, Strapn Q0ursburser Hi-
parb 2eeas. t6au9laRt)
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Y : u : IL - .#G-e.tE .HW 3
SSn bic beranbroulenoe, anlheineuh unpi=
oerltebIi6e Slutb trat nunGbbe Elm. ueberrald=
ung uno Sdreden eranete iie 5uriid. Sic er-
wartete feline 5peite Salpe; utas, iuhte Sdus
auBerbalb oe5 8erei6s unIrer &useln.
Gefangene iasen-aus, DoB. SOOO srObe atlbe
bate, feline 2erlte pieoer su lammeln: aber eS
selang ibm unO Elm .sweiter SturSn wurbe se=
wa9t. 9Iesmal ndberte man iia ppritdtig, ee=
rduldlpS uio in ben auf benz Stladtfelpe serz
~itrduten 9Ooten iqben biz. Seinpe ibr nabenoes
S6idial.
Wdbreno beiien bate 2oripg peeludA, 4a5 Sl
~ianfireu, aber CT nurbe NIT aroBem 8erluft su=
rld9epprfen, uno or ielbit idper pecpunbet.
Gr bate einen I6le6ten Nuf BON 9iemzO rleanf
uno bier pOllte er leinen suten giamen mieoel
emblem, welher Ser u6 ibm aber pieuei6t paS
Qeben foltet.
Sn 6ront BON Sprses Corps sins e~beafuuS
Iein Sdurmibel pr iid, oaS swar beftig mar
ater 81 teinem algemeinen Engagement liibrte
Per 9au9tan9ruf tparo elm speiteS Wtal per
lnht, sG ebsn 10 wenig Grfol9. 9tab Spe
Stunoen tpar aaes 9etban. 9ie Nngreiicr mo.
rem aus Der Srcnt perl@mnnben uno Die Sob.
ten unb S6perpermunbeten bliebeu ami ben
gIase.
SDee NIT leiuer9lrmee bate li6 in ieiu@ert
~suradse5osen.
BerlNte.
Inner @erluit lit 593, wprunter 80 Soote
9appn tpnlmen auf 2OganS Corps sos,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

"a - Thou vii, send two bottles Of thy
Plantation Bitters Ny wife has been greatly benefited
by their use. Thy fiend
ASA CURR \. Philadelphia Pa"
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Night Report.
GOLD GOING UP RAPIDLY
FIGHT 1T PINE BLUFF.
Fight Between Grierson's and For
rests Cavalry.
Boiler Explosion in Phila eiphia
Proceedings of Congress.
&C., &C., &C., &c.
Night Report.
&C., &C., &C., &c.


ST LouIs. April 6-Tbe following particulars
Of Col. Clayton's raid in Arkansas has been re
ceived
LITTLE Rock, March 27.-Col Clayton. with
a small force of infantry. cavalry and one bat.
terry. proceeded toward Long River. where the
main body of the rebels were stationed. for the
purpose OF destroying pontoon bridges and army
stores When they arrived At the river they saw
a large body Of rebels on the opposite side pre-
pairing TO cross Our officers hailed the enemy
and told them they belonged to Shelby's com
mand. (which dressed in Federal uuiforms)
that the Federals we're upon them. and begged
them to hurry TO their rescue The rebels rushed
forward and as fast they crossed were cap
tured aud their guns thrown into the river In
this way 26O rebels were captured. 80 wagons
laden with supplies we're taken and destroyed,
300 horses aud mules aud Quarterm ,ster's safe
containing 500 0OO in Confederate money, being
also captured. after which the bridge was burnt.
This march OF 50 miles was accomplished IN "a
hours.
The prisoners captured during the expedition.
numbering $40. including many officers. reached
Little Rock on the H.
There is nothing from General Steele's com
maud
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-
From New York .

NEW YoRK. April Ga special to the Post
from Washington, saws:
Troops are now being raised as rapidly as the
Government car equip them
Ii is rumored that ii volunteering continues at
the present rate a graft may be avoided in New
York and other States.
The Senate hopes to pass the constitutional
amendment abolishng slavery, To DAY.
Large Lumbers of M.rylanders have left
Washington To vote nj the convention election IN
MARYLAND to day 1t il believed the State will
be decidedly for emancipation.
The steamer Ocean Queen has arrived here
from Aspnwall the 26th of March. with
sengers aud specie brought down from San Fan
cisco
An experiment of growing cotton in Guata-
mala has had some
The coffee crop of Nicaragua is collected II
amounts % 900 qnint.ls. Extensive prepare
ton- making tor the next crop.
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RrrDarxr. VIA, Sep, Is. ISIS.

80 l have been In the army hospital for
fourteen months-speech and pesrly dead. At Alton
H.. they gave bottle Of Plantation Btters-
Three bottles restored my speech and cured ne.
{. A. FLAUTE''
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WASHINGTON April 6.-The following dis
patch has been received bv Major General Hal
leck
PINE BLUFF, Ark March 3l.-The expedition
to Mount Eiba and Long River has just re-
turned.
We DESTROYED the ponioon bridge at Long
River aud burnt "A train of thirty five wagons,
loaded with camp equipments and ammunition
stores; we also Captured 32O prisoner. We
brought in several hundred conlrabands
The expedition was "A complete success. Full
details will he furnished in my official report
which will be forwarded in a few days.
(Signed) POWELL CLAYTON,
Colonel Commanding
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tE-,Co T. Pace. OF the lst indiana cavalry
is in the CITY We understand that he will take
command OF the 10Th Indiana cavalry. By close
after ton TO the details OF the different commands
that he has held. and by the mcst gallant con
duct in the field during the last three years. Col
Pace has had the confidence OF his superior off,
GERS and won his way from private to his pres
ent position Success to him in the future. AS IN
the
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Foreign News.

NEW YORK. April 6-The Persia from Liver
pool ON 9th via Queenstown on 9th has arrived.
Paris correspondent writes that the Finance
Minister had an interview on Friday p. NJ with
Mr. Glynne. respecting the Mexican loan. and
that in the evening gentleman of the Finance
Department was to leave to obtain Macmillan =
signature TO the decree.
The Times editorial contends that the Federal
armies will this year be made subservient TO
election purposes rather than the object OF
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From Philadelphia

PHILADEIpHIA. Arri Ga large boiler ut
Merrick y Sons foundry exploded this morning
causing much loss OF lite aud great destruction of
property.
Seven workmen were killed and over thirty
wounded
About 700 men temporarily thrown out of
employ ment 10y the explosion.
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DIE D.

On Wednesday morning, April 9th. of spotted fever,
JoHS REILLY. aged ~ years.
Mr.. REILLY well known in this community an
energetic and sagscious business Fer several
years past he was engaged in the mills business. Cut
down in the prime of life, he leaves large family
mourn his urtimeIy end.
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sE- The veteran 5lst regiment Col. Streight,
is under orders for the front and will leave to
day. The furougbs of the men have expired,
but the gallant Colonel has few days longer to
pass among his friends and will not leave with
the regiment.
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II Emily Thorue will reveal the Hidden
Hand to night


CoScERT Lssr NIoHT The Concert last night
st Masonic Hall drew alarge and fashionable al
dence. Prof Scbeurman's first introduction TO
our music loving public. was decided success.
A pianist he has few equals and no superior.
This &C least was the judgment Of citizens last
night. The artists and amateurs who assisted
him, are also entitled to great praise for the ar
tIstc manner 10 which they filled their part of the
programme.
Mr. Scheurman has profted during his soiourn
in Europe. by the instructions Of Hans Won Do
Ion. pianist Of the Court Of Berlen, and by that
Of Professors Mirckles and Plaidy in Leipsic In
thorough bass he has been aided by Houptman
and Richter, Professors in the last named city.
The exhibition he gave last night OF his erIraor
binary skill and cultivation as pianist reflects
credit on the distinguished musicians whose pu
pill he has been. The Concert was rare treat
TO the cultivated audience who we're present, ana
we have no doubt Of Mr. Scheurman's success as
a teacher. as We learn he intends making teach
ing his profession.
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From HemnhIS.

MEMPHIS. April 6.-Grierson's cavalry had
feht with Forrest near Summerville Yesterday
After skirmishng some time the rebels were re-
infnrced. and Grierson's supports failing to come
up he tell back before greatly superior numbers.
bringing with him seven prisoners He will re-
new the attack To day.
Advices from Eicksburg report Lorng and
Lee at Canton. aud the rebels repairing the rail-
road destroyed by Sherman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

AUCTION SALE OF 10 LoTs Wiley x Martin,
real estate brokers' sell at public sale on Monday
April 18th. those desirable building lots at the IN
tersection of the north west diagonel and North
street, embracing 30 lots, all of which are deslra
BILE for building purposes, being high dry ground.
and in a section of the city that Is rapidly mprov
ing. and only FIVE squares from tie center OF the
CITY. See advertisement for terms I'd.
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HEINISTREET.S
NlMlTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
NO 7 A DYE,

But restores gray hair 10 is original Color by supplying
tie capillary tubes with sustenance paired by
age or disease All fssfGfaaeoEs dyss composed q
fAHar eassfc destroying the vitality and beauty u the
hair. and afford ofthenselvss dressing aesmsr-ers
nnaitaeie cOiorns not only hair pstara
color BY an easy process, but gives the hara
Luxuriant beauty,
promotes It's growth, prevents is falling o. .rstcsses
dsndruf. and imparts health plesssntn,ss 20 tn.
head IL has stood the Of time, being the original
Hair Cslorns, and Is constantly increasing in favor
Used BY both gentlemen and ladies' sold BY all re-
spectacle dealers, OF be procured BY them Of the
commercial agents. .. s BARNES Co, eo2 Broadway.
New York I've tiEes. 50 and o..
feb6-d6m-eod
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Geueral Order.
HEapoUARrERs lsr CRY RTe'NsSr
INDIANAPOLIS, April 6, 1864

HEADQUARTERS lsr CRY REe'MsSrl
INpIASAPoLrs, April 6, 1864.
Comnanv officers are hereby ordered to meet
at the Court House. on Monday evening, April
III at II, o'clock promptly.
They will be expected TO report the present
condition OF their commands. preparatory to a
general review snd inspection on April 10. in ac'
cordance with the orders issued by the Adjutant
General.
By order OF W. j. ROBINSON.
1t Col. Comd'g.
II BARS Jr.. Adjt aps-d5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

The THrArrR Metropolitan Hall. last night.
able To hold the crowd drawn there "y
the presentation Of the poor Young man. AT m
early hour the seats filed Ii IL no idle
use of words TO say that the audience was one OF
the most intelligent that ever assembled there.
The play in all its parts. admirably done.
Miss Emily Thorne charmed every one with her
graceful acting and charming singing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

indianapolis affords many advantages for
the man of small means TO secure a home. and
We would advise those OF our readers who con-
template locating in our city by all means to at
tend the sale of lots to be made on Monday next
nv wiIev & Martin. Real Estate Auctioneers.
The terms OF payment are easy and apart from
this the lots are good property &c invest in.
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NJ e OICAl.
PILES.
A SURE CURE

EvERYBoDY Is being cured Of sss distressing Dis
Ia case hy the use of
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~ Soldiers. learn TO saIk erect. and there
bv eve the proper development to the chest and
lungs. bv calling at Senour's Drug Store, No. 5
Bates House Block. and procuring a pair Of
shouldsr braces.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

To PRrSrERs-Wanteda Foreman for the
composition department of the Daily and Weekly
Sentinel. No one need apply unless he is com
petent proof reader and thorough printer.
Wages $40 per week. The situation permanent.
If satisfactory filed If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

lB New and beautiful goods-cloths, vest
ings and the like-have recently been received
by Hetkam. merchant tailor. which he will make
up in the most fashionable and elegant style
The cutter st Hetksm's is one of the most ac-
complished in the whole country ap4-dtf
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY We can conscientiously
recommend TO those suffering from disiressit 8
cough. Dr. Strickland's Mellihuou- Cough Bal
sam. IL gives relief almost instantaneous. and
Is wtha not disagreeable 70 the taste. There Is
no doubt but the Mellifuons Cough Balsam IS
one of the best preparations in aud Is all that
its proprietors claim for IL. We have tried u
during the past week. and found relief from a
most distressing cough IL is prepared by Dr.
Strickland. No East Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio Cincinnati National CuIon II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

B Mr. Thompson. the interchangeable and
gep,iemarly Fish Merchant at Hogshire's Gro
Gerry Store, on Washington street, is daily in re
ceipt of all the best kind OF fresh fish from the
Lakes. This is good place to go for al: lovers
of Fish
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nv rsLEsssrE.
cincinnati Market.

CINcISNATI. April 6.
Flour firm: good superfne snld at s. IS
Red wheat at 81 2S@l 30; white NJ $3.50
l40 Corn unchanged. Ear in good demand
at 81 90. shelled dull Mt 81 034l05.
Wh-ky advanced TO 81 05. aud the market
was considerably excited and at the close a
further advance was demanded
Provisions unchanged-l50. 900 bbs bulk
shoulders sold at Sc. go 50 was offered for City
Mess Pork aud refused.
Groceries buoyant. Coffee. 39G45c. No
lssses advanced to CSC. Sugar, l6@lsc Re
fined do advanced 10 24c.
ClOyerseed s. Is
Gold advanced to 67@671ac, and silver to
55@57c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

EARLY CLosISG.-Auxious 70 give our young
men time for Improvement. we will continue 10
close at o'clock i. NJ. during the season.
W & II. GLENN,
febl2d6m Proprietors New York Store
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 8

"WEDNESDAY LfkNl>Ss nP'" -
Gold was strong yesterday at 60, and Silver al
80. and large lots of either soud proably bring
something above that price Demand Notes and
Coupons sell the same as Gold. Exchange aud
orders in Washington stand at former rates The
National Bank nov allow Il commission on all
1910 Bonds ordered at their counter. Loans At
from % 10 per seut interest.
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40 I owe much TO you. for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REy. W. Il. wAGGONSR,
MADRID, y. Y"
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~ Found the Union Depot on the 9th
instant, small amount of money in pocket
book, which the owner can have by calling at the
Great Central Railroad Office. corner of Maryland
and Delaware streets, and proving property.
-,
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S. T.--186O.--X.

Persons Of sedentsry HABITS troubled with weakness
assude palpation Of the heart, lack of appetite. dis
aer eating, torpid liver, constipation, &c. deserve
to suffer il they do try them.
They are recommended by the CHEST medical author
tiles, and warranted to produce fanedidte bene-
fetal effect. They exceedingly sgie,abe perfectly
pure and harmless.
NorrcE-Any person pretending TO sell Plantation
Bttes in bulk or by the gallon Is swiDdler and impos
1t is put up only in patent log cabin bottle
Beware Of bottles reled with imitation deleterous stuff
for which several persons already in prison. See
that bottle has private United Stamp
over the cork unmutated and signature on steel plate
side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the hsbtsbls
globe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-07
Four Ace Cement Paint

1T IS TIE
Best PRESERVING PAINT In the
Hcss HaSLRoa PAINT the world!
Best PANT for FENCE POSTS i'm the
Rest Wo0FsNG P,INTIn world!
1T Is USED BY MORE THAN FIFTY DIFFERENT
Railroads for roofing their cars. and painting all
tin, iron, zinc. timber, carss truck beams, teDOns
mortceS. and for painting bridge the inside Of stock
prevent horses from eating the wooden lining
pits OF tenders and inside the preserve and pro-
ect Them To- omotive boilers. before the Tagging is put
and in fact wherever paint l. required preserve
any mater Is or for hard use instead Of beauty there
this Paint is the most valuable Of any everknown.
TT IL USED
Ry Farmers Builders Architects 10 preserve any tim
Der buildings Of All kinds and for fence posts and
slls before they laid hrck stone foundations
be painted and laid between the cellar wall and the upper
wall For tin roofs or for painting single roofs ths
Paint is unsurpassed.
TT IL USED
By Government fo roofing their barracks, and painting
the bulls Of their sunhoats and universal favorite in
the Navy Yards, the most valuable preserving and
wearing Cement Paint in the world.
TT - USED
In New York. Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago Cincinnati
ST Iouis aud IN fact all and
equal having stood what no other Paint ever did The
saltwater iron. tin and wood for years. preserv-
ing AL material perfectly.
1T HAS WORKED
It. up; slowly, sut permancniy, popular Ia
vo and commands the notice and enjoys the favor Of the
most scientific Naval and Railroad fnnea7s a. well
the Learned and practical mechanics Of this county.
Among the thousands WHO using Paint we
would refer 20 few ointment judges, whose will
be found below
DAVID MACY. President and Superintendent, Peru
and Indian apols Railroad
ROBERT MEEK. Superintendent and Master Mechanic
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad.
I'D. HAsLEP, Master Mechanic. Bellfontains Rsll.
road, Indiana.
GEO. CHURCH, Jacksonville Railroad India apolis
JOHN CUSLOGUE, Superintendent Terrs Hauts, Al
ton and 81. Louis Railroad.
small discount made 20 such Wholesale agents As we
select
For sale By WI. HASKIT,
Sole Agents for Indianapolis. lid
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