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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21

Jndismayed and BeiIigcrent Aspect
OF the Confcderacy The Coming
shock OF Arms - Evaporation
Caused by GEN. KfIpatricks Raid
ON Hichmond-Our Captured Troops
I'm Danger = The Prisoners Guar
ded by N Special Force-Bragg's EIe-
walton experimentation the Rebels
say of GEN. Grants Visit 10 wash
ineton- Dalton, Chattanooga, East
Tennessee, and Mobile.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
THEDA1Lx SENTINEL

viii be by mail express to subscribersat any
point for sixty cents month, dollars year.
All subscriptions invariably in advance. Address
ELDER HARKNESS, BINGHAM. p
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21

E-Tbe quota Of New York under the last
two calls is 5000. and Of Pennsylvania 65 600
From 40. 900 70 $4,000 men are expected to be
drafted In each Of those States.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
The credit TO the State for all enlisted men up
10 January 3lst, except veteran re- enlstments,

The surplus OF these credits over quotas. and
credits for xil men enlisted from February LIST to
April lst will be carried TO the credit Of the dis
tricts and sub-districts on future calls.
am. Sir. very respectfully.
s. -.r Your obedent servant,
JAMES B. Far,
Provost Marshal General
From this il will be seen that Indiana, on the
frst day Of February last, had furnished her
quota under all calls. and bad an excess of 800
men, not including re-eniisaed veterans To this
excess is TO be added the number of men mus
tered into the old and new regiments since the lst
Of February. and the number supposed TO be en-
listed not mustered 10, AID the number Of re en-
Ested veterans. in all estimated at 1900 men,
making the total excess about "a 900 men, which
number will probably be largely increased BY the
1st Of April next.
The settlement made in Septsmbsr was not
satisfactory. As believed that full credit had not
been given for recruits which had Joined the
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21

WThere were so4. 900 hogs packed in CHI
eago this season. against $40. o.2s4 last season.
making difference Of 66.264
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21

army in the 6ed. aud that the original basis it.
self was incorrect. But had no data, nor did
it exist in the War Department. upon which to
correct il. In the present adjustment. it will be
perceived that the September settlement is en-
tirely ignored
On the first day of March Colonel BAKER re-
ceived from the Provost Marshal General the
following dispatch:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
THE ELEVATION OF BRAGG.

The elevation of Geu Bragg TO the rank of
Commander in Chief of the Confederate armies,
a no omination which has been likened by South
newly kindled fire" is another feasible instance
of the power OF the rebel government. doubt
whether any crowned head would at this moment
dare to set so openly public opinion at defiance.
to act so contrariy to the instincts and feelings
of an outraged people. as JEFF. Davis has done on
this occasion. None but an arbitrary power can
allow itself such strokes OF fancy, none but very
strong government can perpetrate an act of this
kind without imperiling its influence and en-
dangering the very principles of its existence
But JEFF. Davis is above any fear OF that sort
He believes in Bragg's merit; he knows that
had il not been for his superiority as discipline
rian the confederate army of the West, which
during the first year of the war was a mere mob.
would never had been organized; and Tor the i'm
mense service he desires TO show him hls graft
tude. He knows that democ-acies are forgetful,
and he assumes upon himself the duty Of setting
them right by taking the iniative in what be con
sders to be an act OF justice. But there is an
other reason which has actuated him on this occa-
sion. jefferson Davis has to very high degree
the sentiment OF hierarchy He is believer in
ancestry pedigree. aud precedence. He has per
sonally all the weakness of the head of kingly
house, if not for bis family. at least for bis
friends This, as much az his services. makes
him stick pertnaciously to Bragg, To under
stand this Il Is necessary to know that the first
nomination he made after his election TO the
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21


ment was effected between the War Department
and the State of Indiana. for the number of nen
furnished by the State, of which the following is
a copy:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovosT MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE.
Washington, d. q, Sept. Ia. 1863.
His ErcelIency OIiuer II. Morton, Governor the
State Of Indiana, Indiana polls, Indiana:
Sri have the honor to inform you that the
State of Indiana stands credited upon the books
of the Adjutant General of the Army, with
an excess of 25.5Ol over all calls for troops,
in 1861, 1862 and 1863. up to the 4th day OF
June.
The quota of the Stare for the present draft is
26, ,S33. The excess Of troops heretofore fur
nished by it. over the quota. is SOS There
WILL therefore, be no draft in Indiana under the
present call FOR troops and the number of Cos
will stand It's credit in the future demlnds of
the General Government.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES Fry,
Provost Marshal General.
On the 18th day of October. 1863, the Presi
dent Of the United States issued proclamation
calling for 300 900 volunteers. On the 2lst day
Secretary Of War assigning the quota Of Iudi-
ana. under this call, at Ia, ,997 men. This quota
was apportioned among the various counties of
the State upon the basis of the settlement made
between the State and the War Department. in
September, taking into account the number OF
enlistments made between the date of the settle
ment and the appOrtionment of the quota, as far
as they could be ascertained.
On the lst day of February, 1854 the Presi-
dent issued another call for 10000 additional
men. Adopting the ratio under the call Of Oc-
tober, 1863. the quota of Indiana under this call
would be IL, Cos men, which, added to the quota
under the call of October, would be in the aggre-
gate 81 ,662 men Immediately after the last
call was made Adjutant General NOBLE visited
Washington by my direction TO effect a settle
ment between the State and the War Depart
ment if possible. and ascertain the number OF
men already furnished. and the number that was
still required from the State.
The War Department was not prepared to
make the settlement give the required iulor-
nation. and Gen. NOBLE returned without ac
accomplishing his mission Gen. LOVE returned
from Washington last week whittier be had gone
on the same business. He brought with him the
adjustment which will be found hereafter in the
letter addressed to Col. BAKER, but as il was bot
officially furnished and was subject to re-
vision publication made. Yesterday
Col. BAKER. the Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
eral, received from Col. JAMES B. Fry, the Pro-
vost Marshal General. the following communi-
cation:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21

On the 18th day of September, 1853 a settle
ment was effected between the War Department
and the State of Indiana. for the number of nen
furnished by the State, of which the following is
a copy:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
rHuTEpAxD FuSLIsHED KvERI xosDAY AT TIE
NEWSENTINEL OFFICE.
NO. II and II SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET.
(coHSEE srREEr)
ELDER, HARDNESS & BINGHAM,
TERMS OF WEEKLY SENTINEL.

TERMS OF WEEKLY SKNTINEE
One copy one year. so
Ten copes and one 10 the maker Of the club. is 90
Twenty copie and 20 the maker Of the club IS 90
Additions be made Clubs any time above
Rates The Rameswi be printed each paper without
extra charge.
~ MoSET may be sent at risk by Express pre-
paid in Registered Letters by Mail otherwise will
not be responsible for any loss that may occur.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21

PRovosT MARsHAL GENERALS OFFIcE,}
Washington, ID G., March 10, 1864. \
Colonel Conrad Baker. A. A. Propost Marshal
General, Indianapolis, Ind:
SER: The quota of Indiana to fill the call of
r Enn 000 f.tf.--.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
Colonel Conrad Baker, A AP.M General:

The President of the United States has made
a call for two hundred thousand GOO ,000) men
in addition to the call OF February J.. 1864. for
five hundred thousand. The quota will be two
6fths (2-5Ihs) of the quota of five hundred thou
sand, subject to additions for deficiencies aud de-
ductions Tor excess on that quota. As soon as
practicable you will be informed of the number
required from each District Of your State Mott
fy the Governor Immediately.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-21
" NAsHINoToN, Feb. y, 1861.
Col Conrad Baker, A. A. p. NJ Genl, Indian

Col Conrad Baker, A. A. r. NJ. Gent, INDIAN
polls:
Be fully prepared to commence the draft on
(l0th) tenth March. and to make il In every sub
district which shall not have raised its quota
before March lst Volunteers between March
first and tenth may be deducted after draft COM
mences. Make known to Governor.
lSgned, J. B. Fry, p. NJ. Gent.
On being furnished with a copy Of this, seDt
the following dispatch to Col. Fry:
, 1864-06-08
LEES mCKNEM.

We continue to hear that Gen, Lee IL sick
In Richmond, and that some other General
commands the rebel army. Some accounts
add, that he IL wounded as well aa sick. Ths
story OF the wouad may be time, but Ia, m
oes Inc circumstances, somewhat less likaly
IMAM me other. But VIC are prepared Ia hear
1nas ne Is sick. Indeed It wonld ho M
strange matter that eltic. Of the command
Ing Generals should give way under @ra tho nra.
digious pressure bearing 60 long and sttaar,v
npon them. It Il matter of profound rT.t;.
4ude that Gen. Grant Is man Of good he.,th
aud possessed Of extraordinary power. of.n
durance, - well ~ courage and skin.
The Papers do not state the nature of Cen
Lees Hslady; bHt there is little danger =,
guessing that 1t Affects the bEzin md b.s
some special pressure In the region NJ tha
heart, It has been coming on p,eh,blv
since the movement Of our army acroas "a
Repldan, and especially since that .er,es Of
1lanhaes which has pushed the rebel forces
back upon their capital. When Lee crowded
his columns upo8 the Union army In
hesW1lderness, his expectation was to Grip
pls 1t 70 badly il one or two days, that It
would II formerly creep back to Its ea-
trenchments, and lie still for the summer.
But whea 1t pushed ont boldly for his flank
and 4 clear track toward Richmond, it
doubtless sent the blood somewhat buried
~ upon the brain When he got 50 badly
, 1864-06-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TukHDAT fyKRNa, June T. lhk4
.neze mas ocen no abatement In the demand for
money te-dhy There Is lanch legitimate papct offer
Ing, ont VIC bs1leVs al whom tbs bsnkef1 rarard =,
deslr1h1o customers get what they want Thosa al
mora lnanefent clas' are hardly recognized ut all
soo PROBABLY "ul not ba for aolns time te conc.
Inc saortneas OF faurreney noted fer several days
hs1 been somewhat relieved By considerable recen.,
nen 'he East ttoco Saturday morning. Clo,a esti,
ste puts The ioarefse 1t full 31oaoos yshtto that
ancsnt VIII probably be doub1ed. and perhaps tlip.
lso within ae week Very nearly e we're ssnt
ont from this etsJ last ~eek to purchase arers p,o
drcfs AID probably II much mora will saka tho ssn
direction this weak. This creates 4 neena4itv ~
amount OF zreenbacks. bat tudiclous banker
ooaosa oat uuefs VII be IN a.p1e N ,p1y- Tho fact
Ereenhaefs-and there need bs no appreh eust,n tbt
theT viii not be plenty enough with NJ although oo
eaAonany temporary ecarsltJ may occur.
Exchange Is somewhat closer, although tho quota
kora remain u1ehanEed-X discount buying par SELL
Ing. A. cuf1sncy becomes more plentiful, cxehauxs
stiJcos up and should not be surpsiaea II week
created an active den and tor It, notwithstanding tho
movement Of considerable Quantities Of grain to
the east-
The Geld market has been quiet to-day. but some
what irregular. In New York the average ouotaston
todsy fall below those OF yesterday. The range in
New York, Al teltgEaphed to James Boyd, KsQ., ss
Clark stFest, wero - follows: p:sa 4. m-lsI; To-
EC2 ;n-1s2h;1sr.-1st; l2:ao p, m.-la2x; s-1ss:
&lE-1sS4. Tbs market hEte opened with some nrm-
Ae* ~ Aas u1@ IL e-On 0eCuneQ 10 $l919l, ElpEtpr
tteady u these nsureA The Transaction have beep
contiderAble smaller than usual Silver nominal at
17s&1So. C4nads money Is wa1ted at per cent be
low gold. s2oa arc weak 1t 1c6 buying.
1hcso ire 1arge Quantities Of counterfeit 30 cent
portage u1ency In circulation in THU city mostly
Of The new Issue. Any one nsed to handling cur.
reIcJ can essy detect them Tho gilt circle around
the head OF Warrington has q diGexeut Appearance
than that On the genuine, and another essential DIFF
fe, nee Is thia; ecounerfts represent side view
Of Eaehtsl ton. whereas the genuine bears fspns
view.
The Secretary Of the Treasury having decided to
iEue- bonds corresponding with tho 1881 losn. the
1e&e loan viii continue to attract the popular favor
40 1t has heretofore. Long bonds, Aey ara termed
hare always been desirable investment and. al
'hots BY tbs government pay AZ interest
Of oTtf ninc per cent IN currency, money vii natu
ally seek that channel in preference to any othve
xhhh at present soltcits tte attention Of largo or
snE1 capitalists. All OF Chicago National Eants
lro authorized TO FccedTe subscriptions for this lu1a
md wchepe to $50 ill who have Surplus Of money
IN hand co1e up aAd place 1t in thu hknds OF the
EovsErsn to lid In the suppression OF the rsbollsn
HKW YoHx Stock NABKEr.-Qozn9 prices for s.zh. |
Juue 7, 1sN EecATsd bJ F. @. 6AhonstAn d Co.. |
Stock and Bood Brokas, n ClKk exsss, |
, 1864-06-08

M a r N e LIS r.
POET OF CHICAGO,

pp1aSSnt9 pisaSnt7 2ssSsG; Ta:e :1nar!ss
fsf sDrc. ao n IA Psshgo, I'D inmbe. 8,
F1ep Frop FFsei1s, Fss51 Asth9I. buffalo: suadrlcs.
a.s s.1s.
a;.sa ssfss s., 81.
R1,9 R1,99 HAT Sods.1; Grand Haven. 70 1anesr.
braK oiesaaeF, Campbell Grscn Bay. leo N lunabay
sGar RehaId Mott, Sawyer. Grsen Bay, 100 lun-
ssfI Rsspse6: Olsen. pe.n. Pier, a7s m lumber.
sGnf r neana 'oha5en Detroit, 1io IN lumber
scnr 6ate Eleamsad. sh,elds Buffalo, 10 N lumber.
sshr l:oss Belle, nleF. ba11e,' uarbsr. IL cords
SSs1s s. p's:s LII 1 asss sse
schr ga,nss Bare Eaton, Marshall. Eswanee, Id cord.
zsa: S:;s =; Z: s Hs:: fss sss; ssss
Fshr q 1.s Bowers, Kswauee. ,so lumber.
schr sath.1land, caruicksl Paintesy1e, ~ n lumber
ssSf e.7 hsRt Is
sehr dans. col,ass. Grand H.vss. 80 Cd. .hins,o
schr LIZ + conaeu tssad Havea 1oa N lun.
sehT aF H.ss4 g.y S ~ e.l'
sehf - ~ ~ IT, e Il aaeis n aD
=: :sa; 81; 81 IL. coal.
senf A. Aert, Bagelow. Ba6alo. 80 n lumber from
Sch. " brown. Bonnsr, Bun.ls 70 .o.s bar Ion.
oeo" shinses. g eds o. ARafesen' so
~ asss @sss ~ isb bs9''F
sco~ ~ @a!.ondeile, Thompson, Ks1Azazoo, % n 1un-
see~9 ,aass 955ss 4 Gss.ns Hn1v~su., Waite L4ts,
s1oap Uaion. 1asoa, 81. Joseph, eds vood, ~ su
Nm r A1UH Nrrp
, 1864-06-08
A W0RD TO THE TNFORTU.
NATE

esses e svotd Imposition 81 ieiaS 10 F rsFsIsr
phya1tisa Jos par.i your pE1v4ts reputation 81 kq
70 ~ Eoof91t private pfkouH0naF ron peril Yorr
1eAsa for ufe thy0f& tao 1AtteS ysz wo1f8 I'D =
fef3. many sf whom eAa netthee fead nor V1lts N
9s M 20 Me Esss i s.fe1ent gSey Y mind shas N4sA
oaE-TKNTH Ta1 M6a4Y vaes easAsf Vii etsxss -
WMaaus ea9aze Of dat or hlAt1anee tou1 buHp1s9v
!aa thus prevent H. sh11ea Of exposure and Tufns
ms Es4tefss y AEeeabiy aAapAe2 = tetN alSsss
8Aee aaa fenalea, and may - used By either ~
WE tEe same eeftaMt5 eE saecaAe In curing N d.
esees q Ae ssznA orEaAs csassA By contagtsa or
weaansss - tss .esloa y ehissy sasat seeo he no
~ AamexA4e ol nsee ofEAas, ehsnxt1x mofbze ~
cftt1Sa. fsdnonk hnanM1ueo. healing he a1eeAeA
membrane. checking tho dteeAAxxs. and t4paFtka6
! tons Aa4 eReFXJ 10 til weak ksntd soodla49, ~
Beet aaecde II vetJ 4Efee1e1e ~ the tAsts. Ii Dor
-1e9tly e snd haxmee4 - e toAstttut1on, 11d VIA
tdectuany c4f6 tho WORST CAeE8 s{ ssurek dt3eeg9
.ud restore tbs saAeaito pssfecs stats sf Ase16a
N-B-In Iong standing md onsslzats cAsss Of Co.
ozYhea Glset and Seminal Ak1ssa, Dr.. 8afeeS IL
lection will he found valuable AasiasaI 10 Ills In
c41c IN s1odufnE tie dteeaso I'D Hkoztd ~ uSe4 II
oentu1otten with IL uRnl ps7fee4 euk1 u asdA4x
4 deAktss On seIaal d!asAesA eAltea the "3eif h
acconpaAles each hote sf w. 1p1tae, which osa IS
had araae n tAs stnea wsaee 1t Il aid, Or Il VIA -
Forwarded to any ad,se8 % receipt of two Eazts-
u eroe-pr. BAtMt e3edao, Il pr sssxla.
fTTTee~DF. nAkaEs 6jsetoa. Ff pe9 bottle:
q ss1t oy sx1aeS tssu Bsas II tAe euaa67 a
@;s.:5:s ~ - 1AA1As1zax.a.1as-
~ fM ssis i M. ,. lAsrKal:Y ce.1r.nisv
Nsd!etns store No. u Nsdfnoa sx1eet Sssx Us FosS
Once Chicago, III. tNA1iHK ~ u
, 1864-06-08

The city article Of the Daily Ne.c, says.
=. The directors Of the Bank Of England, at
melr weekly meeting today, reduced the
minimum rate Of discount from 8 to g Der
SeaI. CEN. = contrary movement-yiz., a Hse
iot noa oe-took place on Thursday. the 5th
az ans me oe coin and bullion wero then a1a,
Increase Of ss1s. ooa, willie ths reser1s 40 ~
notes and ID g eein has increased in the interrs1
9- q "a ,4M;el7, viz., from ,6la, ,99i to 81.
uN,sl1 {the amount stated Id to.niebt,s -.
tuln:) The rapfdlty Of the addiuon To f. ~,
oank's resources. both as regards bnllion
ana aa reserve, during the last week, has doubt
Nss been the cause Of the movement mado
70 day. 4 strong belief is entertained that =
a. .a. ~ ne Salue of money will yet make fur-
sner rrog1sas, The more especially rs The e.
enhnEea are stlll too high 10 allow The er-
portation Of gold from this country. willis
INC easy tendency Of the continental money
markets, and the fact that tue rntss are low
there than here, pEccludes the transfer Of
capital from this country tor employment n ~
ordinary channels abroad. ~
, 1864-06-08


wss 10 material change In tas prices.
Flour Nas active and rt. with 1a1eA cf4f9 br!s It
Sss9so 10 for White Winter extzas. and ~ for
Gpr1n- e1tFaz.
k7hs Wheat market Wa aetiyn Ut \ doclius of A0xo
tuahe1-wlth saes To-day OF about 10 oo6 bushels
1t 1.2sxal9 9aS for No and s125x0f9eH for No =
c1tsins rsn but suter 1t s1s for No and sfs for
ho9.
Corn ruled 1c lower, snd tbs K1Afktt was dull With
ssca Of only 900 buahals 1t 4tls51IsA1zor No
tlc49l 10 ter Ho =; and $t.s5K91l6 for Rejected
closing trn 1t 4113 for No !, and 4t.s9k for Nos.
O4tA were also dull and fnily Hc loFer-Tith safes
Of only abont 3t,oes bushels n 7s071c for No l.
closing firm 1t soxe.' ..-.
RJe declined SC ba,hel, and We report light eales
At s1&s for He ant sLao for Mo-
hfghvlnes vera very quiet., but without any mate
rial chaakr In prices. About lAe brls wese sold At
s1zA9l.z-aheay n Sl2i, It which pEtcetha market
cloeed quiet. '" -
The Provtsfon market wss excited Ia consequences
sf = ysry scttve demand that sprung up yesterday
eVe1tnE and todsy BY GsreEament for Prime Ms&s
A1d Mess Pork, duria9 which about 800 bfls Mess
wcre sold It a. ~ hrls Light Aess ut xoo and
e.oes bris Primo Nsas at aoo-chiedy At the
BY Col Mel, Taylor, and they were ali nearly CON"
on. Il decidedly the shatpest thing that haa been
done In this market By Government omelAla- Lard
was IN xood demand and arm, with salss Of ~ pEka
Il f3H8lshc for Prime esteAm-se11ers generally hold
ing 1t 134c.
Frctghta Te1r steady at I5c for Corn, and 16e for
Wheat Dutalo BY &a and lie tor Corn. sud 1oc for
oats BY stean.
In Be+ Cat1e the receipts have Hight and toe
small to make ; ma1kes- The only ssles uAds
, 1864-06-08
#iHtRNaHRouS.
GREAT SPRING MEDICINE
F0RTrNG THR BLoop.
DR. ..EAsTERLYs
IODINE IND SARSAPaRuIA.

| This ID tlA ears, nN4,..n. .<.s -s, ..
1 @es4He t4e< VIII caeEa &1Me1g1D
| N~aS us3 n NpWa state ct raa hloe& yta. :
| :.
NA9eoFss 1Ss
aes A48 o1 Ne UkfN. R7yGlDs.
&as CMKon&s aSFe Eyes. R1uxworn-
| Refss. -m~- u
Ac3Ns wa SoxAss RoVNR
| So1sc, SSVe1NNK9 Of uhe Glands. Esewrn.
sY.Whftn e-.71e.~- v4,-- n,..e
Te1s. c.-E,49 A4s9 <neHs A4okaAsss
0keRan&fn1n.n nnnv.v NJ
complaint BISPeYAiA, Nervous d1ao.,
neas, General nehalffv. am 0h-o~s-
8se.n~ ~nn- II. .Ts.-5s ss1e r.. S1xoaee
tAe naene n Herar~.
IT,.
1f1nF1M@S ~ ~ ~ @4ATs1 GA9pt41a. De: KA4f4RLY0
80 s;s. i = - 1sa 5sa.a Fl es:: ass
:snsys4 hat 1t1A tsat1a 81 III iAs ekness aad s9E
1W|T!aa A1se3 hs0a teRPta ea4dt.ioA or he aver.
enset ct Ats A&4aebe II diseases Of tna Ii ia
aIsse ~ POW e.fal ~ il pro0p1 xokion 1ossifi1
hsa5sS ~ aassrsaS tsE1A h : 1~tses stass d
aer ~ ~ ssre sy Cnxsa.s ~ TaRszu4esyy Rhaxm.,
III ~. 94sfRnRb IODINE AND 3ARl
AtlLLA In H a4nal. 9xHsXnf mSAtias S11sH---
5Nss@9kssaz5 tsllsk hut nevse s1ro Thtn nsirefT
n Sas Eo9 = ua'ra ~ rr9eyisx no ssusS
n ii ss y 1sfs :, = .a1r1 reas .adpE.
N1sTTnTss ~ eM9 e lesleestt.a md pyxpooa.. pR.
1ss5 1AASa eMl1 IoQlMA AHb "a XS1 Ft EilI "a ~
...a s1S ANs1 aAt&1l1at3x eufpR, No nne hee -
~ I,snu.ss9s IwM.s9s os9eag:
OH - T., e - 1iansJs Bladder and Urinary
VniaA1R0 0AE4AfA31lLA atAnde prn e.n;n.ns
las &fAteAs ana hsst remedy ~ "a arr ,vsras
, 1864-06-08
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Tho Peace Dcmocracy-uoyem Of
IFQop9.

lSD1ANAPoL1s, june 5.-Ths County Con.
yention Of the Peace Democrats, held In this
city on Tuesday, adjourned without making
pone action until after tho Chicago ConHycn- H
tton. a resolution was passed, fnstruetiur
delegates to the State Convention TO ynto
3or Joseph E. Mcdonald, for Govcrnor.
RESOLUTIONS We're also passed without oppo-
sition, protesting against the nomination Of
GOV: B1amlette. fol, Viee-Prssidsnt, and in-
naG s.raetnG me delegates to Chicago to voto
lucky.
Vim. Hendricks, brother Of Tom Hen
drlcka. who offered the resalutious, Caya Al
reason that Bramlette and his whole party
had gained power in Kentucky through Fede-
port Of the Democracy.
, 1864-06-08
Cen. Grants Opinion Of his OWN s,fu.


A gentleman from the front tel1s the fol.
lowing good story Of Gen. Grant: A visitor
TO the army called upon him one morning.
and 1ound tho General sitting in his tent
smoking aod talking to one of his staff on
GERS: The stranger approached the chieftain
and inquired OF him as fo1lows: "Genaral. If
you flank Lee and get between him and Rich
nend. VIII you not uncover Washington and
leave 1t . prey TO the enemy p Gen. Grant.
dfschargfng cloud Of smoke from hts
mouth, indiderent1y replied: "Yes, reck-
on So" The stranger encouraged b. r.
ply, propounded question number two
General. do you not think Leo can det.ch
suihclent force from his army to relnferce
beanregard and oyerwhalm But1er!" nNpt
doubt OF It," replied the General Becem-
ing terrified BY his success, the stranger nm.
pounded question. number 8, a. follows.
"General, is there not dan ger that Johnston
may como mp and reinforce Lee, so that the
lattsT FILL swing round and cut OF yo.r com.
nunieations, and seize your supplies -
Very likely" wa the cool repiy Of tha
General, and he knocked the ashes from the
end u Ills cigar. Tho stranger, horrilod 1t
the awful late about to befM General Grant
asd his army, made his exit md hasteuea te
Warrington to communicate the oeva