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IhlG9en uno oa3 BEut, tpeIde3 oQrdll8 betD0pa
aaou uno ii6 NIT benz Gdm1s I'M GeIi6te pere
mii6te, bot einen i6ouerIi6en glnhIid. Ri6ter
Mbalen lbifte rieieIbe nad Der Sail.
unfall. - SameS 9Crieq, Elm Nrbsiter
in WarmOcs@ tabIiHement pcH Sur. 9usb Si6on
Ode pVn Centre unp NOrtbitr., tpuroe nOrgeltern
arg jugeri6tet, inbem i5m cine 5 SUB lan9e
Wnb 6 sou oide WarmOrpIatte auf ben einen
6Hb fiel uub oenieIben i6redlid 3srquetldte.
Dian bra6te ibH iofOrt ua6 ieiner @obuuua
59!c. 9 8rOpe Qulep, nabe Ga9erltr.
ueberf1breM. - Srans SberIein, eiH
&uabe, tpurce selteru Don Scbn 2ubeder, weI@
der einen BIerwasen trieb, lberfabren. Ser
9al8tnohen mar gebro6en ,lnb ou6 Ionlt rnebs
rere GbeiIe innerlih perlebt. Stan bra6te ben
Geran9liidten ua9 leiuer @obnuna, $40, 1913
Negllter1tr, Den Subrmarn trifft ourGouS fetne
ShnlO.
eli enbab II III Ia l,f-- Wenige Utis
nuten por 8 llbr porgeltern Nbenn fanp in
BrattitraBe 5ipiider spei BaiIdgierpdgen Elm
3uiammeultoB itatt, iii 6plsc pcIien Elm iehr
pertbpoleS Yfero 9et6otet plr0e. Beioe 6rpnt=
platforms ierbraden uro bic @dact1 wnrber
arg beiddoiat. 3 berlin ben Wag9UnS iiBens
ben Damen trusen mebrere BerleMlusen o9ppr,
jeboh nidt gefdbrlt6, mdbrenbbie ahrigen Goi=
Iagiere tiiGtig ourbriitte!t narben tssl as5s2 G
9urH 9ebr0rEt. - Gin Der Gde BON
Grpacmap uno 8ait;mpreItr. 9ingen geltern 2
PTerre nit elmer. sad ourd. Ser 8utl6er,
Ncmen5 Hatrid Stealth, purnes an Der Gdepon
2onlbaroitr. pom Bod gelhteurert uno ihIimm
perfect. Gin iungeS Nidoden, tpeIde geraee
ibnet iber Gle StraBe lei tam litoladIi6er
Weiie gum 6alleH, ppriibcr Elm ~ Der gldbe
befinoli@er SieuiunSiinoer ideH purpe uno
odppnIief, bel wel6er @eIegenbeit er einen fteis
ten Sub 1ber ben @anien mari. 0Gbreno
eieS 9ei6ab, ieBten Die Yfcree itren 3a,tf fort,
big lie in 8anfitr. nit oert Wageu zines 6aus
iirerS Jtameu5 @onelp in Gollilion 9erietben.
Vile BARN befnDlidsn @egenidnoe wlroen
mad alien 0immel6gegenoen serltreut2 Der Ba=
gen !Dat gan, Serbrp6en Hno Gprellp Ielblt
bate mebrere lebr 9eidhrlide 8erletungen ooz
non 9etragen.
HT Ser gerfau Der sSGi,ue ptrh SHrt perltietene
url1Ser berssi3e fubr Ii obeT tGupti4dlt6 Der fruh3etttsen
@erna0laifteuGe Ter SABINE cher benz TnorrEGHeen Ge~
Sdnre1 %enttalter, ppbur6 ben 8abnen Suar npnentan ea
l7etEsS Assfeten ge1eben, etc Glaiur abr ierfSrt pirb. gSjt
aberrtseeEn Gle leetere urdde Ii, ii III aaerneiE bsidnnt.
I'm natfT ~he'rrrpen gu psrtsn. Nteiein 6attIur n eS ag@
sai ai6reissH, bog na1t :enaen 8orl5an9ta in Der gctanii
;nlfst oe EnGtertrtfit&hs aasT 9tittst CUR &cnierpiruRe
Ger Same uFe SauateH nRn sar 9~ietntannG beSs 4tben1s,
ndr1li1 b1S .srcblrie6enpc eeipacnt", eefunben lpurset ~
81 hahsG BIT allen AgeiH Esrn. l@aa l6-2oiatl
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WEeriennifdle esnoridlEem.

st 2oui5, Mlo,, II. Nugnit. Die 1Iep-
Orleans Shines entIdIt 9(erigteisn bon WleritO.
Waria!ilion bat WlobregeIn sur Grri6tung elmer
rltervej@iibcn 4rmee fir ben DENT i'll MericC
getrpTen. Gieie Nrnlee iclI aus cen Off3lereu
Huo ScIodten Der 0Iterreibiiden 9leierUen be-
7tebeH.
Der nealih ernannte @ouperneur upn Obi
bnahud pr9aniIrt ale Iopolsn Nepubgitaner III
ieinem 9iitritt gum @iceritouo gesen Den neler
&aiier,
Die lr1nS0Tiden Iruppen linO poa Sauritu
ueririeben IpOrOen unc ilii6teten lld auf bic
Sniel Carmen. ag ,s.,a
,3uare; 1T nod, INNER III Wlputerep.
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2.,is ssorSsGaro!ina.

i em Oprt, is. aug. ga6ridten aus
RorOzG Carolina Iagen, DAB an Is. ein Geierteur
sri6ofen puroc uno oa Il. feds Soloaten
peoen peRelben @er9ebens iterben mnBten.
WaBrcgeln fno g~etroffen, Oas SeOerrnanl1, pelz
Der cineu SolDaten minOiid roer i6rlTtli6 sur
Geiertipu %perteitet, Dor ejn GrtegS9eriGt gelteut
peroen unD, wenu i6ulOjg ~beiunCen, erIhrleN
uereeu iDu.
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Der xoucba0ee II. Sei;fGr.

9oljfqr> IS, au9, Ser Pirat 1aIlabals
fee tam beute WlOr9en bet an.
1erieIbe nimmt aObIeH eiH pon einem S6li<
fe, peIdeS an ~ieiler Seite liegt mo miro in
Oieier Na6t ,pieper abiabren, 9as Biratenz
i6ifi bieB friber gItIauta uno bra6 preimaI err
ipIoreih bic 0lcdooe Don gGilminotcn.
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Cifi,ieQe 0Gmrimteu.


Grmutbi9enne SleMiefeiten BON Gen. Gr1nt. Sic
Cperationen u5rrIiG Dom SGmesfua bis 0ato ct.
~fuIsreitb. Scr Seins suritPsetrisbsu nit Gmlebu:
Iid,rin |erIwf. SeIe Gefansenc seupmmeu. Sri:
saSes General chamberlain unc 0bcrrars ~set5sfet,
ibre 2eidnamc IN uuiereu SGnbeu.
Gute Nadritbten BON Gen. Sberioau-
Sin b~rilamtes Gapausricsefsdbt bel Srp.t gtODal
Der deine tptol gei6la9en.
&riegabepartement, 10. plug.
Pin Sen. Wtaior 9ir in Stem Ycrt:
Sine Sepei6e pom General Grant, oat;ri
9ienltag 16., Abeno8, 1T eben ert einsetrOfien
neil ber Gelesrapb inllncrOnuns 9eratben mar.
Ger General beridtet, pab paS Geiedt am
IS. all Der Nprbieite be8SamcSfu1eS Su unieru
Glniten %ausfeG, oO6 tein enti6eioenbe8 3eiul=
tat ~lieierte. Der 6sinO 1T aus ieiner Gtelung
pertrieben pcrocn, erlitt erobe 8erlulte UNI
muBte unS 400 @efangene iberlailen. 3mei
ieiner 8rigaotgenerdle, Chamberlain uno @ber.
raro, puroen get5ptet nno ibre 2eiden linO in
uniern .6dnoen. lniere Geriuite al Soften
.unc 0ertpuroeten tperoen Die 3abl 1000 niAi
iberiteigen. &iele paprn iino nur leiht per-
tpunnet.
Gas Seportement bat giadri6ten BON Gen.
Sherman, eS peroen teine ipeiteren Speratip=
men Don ibm berihtet.
Sine 9epelbe ppn General SHERIDAN, oatirt
Win6eiter II. Mueuit, berihtet, oaB 8enera
Werritt8 GapoIIerietO ipi1ion geitern lla6mit'
tag nSrbli6 pom SbenanoOabHub burh 8er'
,batpS 9ipiipn pom 2rneltreets Corps ultogfid'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-19

9F unier Wp6subIatt pdt be
Ter MO3e, NEEDLES beute eri6eint, entbdlt bic
pIdt9iteu 8egebeHbeiteH Der Iesten 0Ote, nH@
ter Nnoevm: SE4a
" eitereS pOu9Oeu. Sberman'8
Nrmee.
Grants Opsratioueu segeu Rid+
MoHb.
8ewegun9en Der EebelIen I'm
0benanopabtbale
Meitere8 iber 5arra9uts ans
grill oui M pbtle, II. /. N.
ydt Dem mrrsen nad europa abgebenben
9dmpier perienben mir oaS Blatt an irsenb cine
beliebige GQrelIe in 0euti6Iaup fir 10 Cts.
pcrtcfrei.
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BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8altinore'o
&efamntn1dchuna.

Sur bic lem ~&uesmetnen Irbsiter. tntsrfl bgEesssrstN"
~eebGrenrs Ntrtb1Ratt bsr Central 9aIte 1T ttn
Sdrteeper r9u SIT rGblGn.
"a eieie 8arteepernepe aub burb elm WiGtmis sltes res
Ctreius tefest mereen sarr, 70 Ins ate Nppiifanten bier
eurn e%ingeIdben, nadhen WcntGe. Y. Nu5uf, 8wiften rs
lttr IN esr Control paIe, Np. Is u. @arfr., behn prufun8Ss
Gemtte TIRE Meloung peripnl.n etn;urethen, mceIbf lie
0ber Die 8seinsIneen rater rnterri6tet peresr.
SIN MAitrdGe Gee Rug. @re. Inter T. @erstns
egg" Steser,@ FRAT
&. . ttR, 2etr. tNrSNRel
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Is aibtHgtOW II. Nu9, Iplsenoer
Beridt pom Ser. 2csan 1T in 6auptquartier
eiugegGnSeH:
0auptqudgtler oe5 5. NTmeezGprp&,
Dor atlantd, ga, 20. 5uli ga,
Colonel! Sd babe Die Gbre sa beri9ten, oaB
i'd in 5oIse elmer Crore metn Commando auf
cem re6ten Slaael bes II, Corps in 8olition
bradts III Der ylaht oeS 27, uno am 90. Wpg.
gems,
W1breno melue5 BRrrldenS in Shlabtitnie,
I'M cine before BoIitiOn einsnnebmen, tpuroeu
ipir Don Der RebeuensSS nianterie inter 6areee
uno See am %. I'M Il llbr W!crgen5 argee
griffen. Wieine Qinien tuaren nur Ourh aus
8alfen uno 6en;en auf9eiibrte G6arsen geoedt,
Der erfe Nnlalf oeS SeinoeS !paroe abge'
lhId9en uno oaS Geie6t baaerte cann meter
bis UNI 8 llbr Nahuitta9s. Wdbreio oleler
3eit wurpen 6 NugriIfe ueriudt, Die allie nit
ei6perem NerluIt fit Den 6eino suriidgcI6logen
wuroell. 0aS i6werite gefedt fel IN @eneral
I0%arroip's unb Smiths Srcnte DOE, pelde paS
Centrum uuo ben redten 6lu9el biloetet.
Die &rlppen tonnten ni6t rtebr Dlutb uno
Gnti6lpTenbeit an ZEN Sag leger. al& lie tRa@
tell, beionoer3 bic DipiIipnen Der GenerdIe
@poo, 6arrup uno Smith peroiener Sob fir
ihre tapfere !~Daltung. Den Oeneral=0lajpren
Blair uno 9poge bin ih ST 9ant perpFihtet
fir Die rett5eitjse 8eritdrtuns.
Mein &erluit lit so Sopte uno 439 Ser
onuoete uno 63 &erruibte. Die 9ioiiipn Sen.
!@arrpp'S nabm 5 6elplagseu. Gttpa 1900
1000 @ewebre fieIen in uniere tSdnos rebit 70
Serpunneten.
@is jeBt iinb $50 &ebeIlen ~begraben pproen,
200 lie9en nod ouf benz S6laGteIoe. Obne
3peiiel it cine 9rOBe @nsobl pdbreno Der gta6t
pe99ebra6t worpen, oenn Ger Seino 500 lu6
erit geeen Sagesanbrud Surid.
Ser Ser!ult oes 6einoes farm nidt urter
5000 NIann sdbIen.
5. 81, Qo9on, Gen. Ylaj.
N. Glort, 2ieut.sGcl.,
4ifit. Ser. .gtbj.
L-A
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acknowledgements.

Sic 6ssreu. wel6e 10 aWr @riineun9 elmer MtttsE.Blers
traussei nnterSeit net bcten, Gne bic, rrelde i'd noD an biz.
lem untesnebrsu re:be,ltsen wSGtn. wsTstn tternit etape-
SteGbaas, SIC. IS X. YaeafraSs. nabe 9erinetOnlr. eiasHs
finren, UNI BE re!tern G9rttte gu .buU. ~
* a. tta 1s1E IN Bre1r ~ tfAt {eee t.N
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E~enneiIee-N

ppr NiIant1, Ba,, %. sui 1861.
3noem ih ojeien 8eridt einreide, ergreife
ib gerne Die @eIeaenbeit, mcine b0dite 3uirie-
nenbeit nit benz 8enebmen Der Iruppen allsSls
ipreden. Nie lab i'd before Sruppea III Der
S6laht. sEs
Der Gommunoeur oes Is. 2trmee=@orps, OBJ
9ieid unmpbl uno i6mat,, mar unermiiolid
unO Der GripIs oes Cages it ebenioiebr ibm
aI8 irseno eiaem Ntanne 81 peroanfen. Seine
OHiSiere nnp in Ger Gbat ale OffSiere Der are
NEE, 10 nett meme Berbadtung rsiden fon.te,
cpoperirten prompt uno ber5li6. nit ibm.
D. .. s 70, Sen. zWnior.
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&MuRenhpf,

&RsebOts iug TEN Bsttauf pOn & snsttcret uns & /
6 { ca N anf eSm an %. une q. @ue faItiinheneen Self
NIB S6uesRfsfe tregcen bis GteitG5, Zen 49, b. MteHts
.ntr In pr A.bsitsr nagt entsess neeaeu1nen.
OH q q erisGit II Il g..
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OtaO Nremcn.

4--NsAs VtucO SrelttctI. .as
Eas IaSne tSael ieseIrss Btemsr sSif
s<<8nEzS1. GlaIis aDeiensA, Cart. 8ai6su, MIR
prompt mad lem sbiaeB Yiase eTpepirt psrteu. Sic gregg
He bFausms &aiue S!esst sins ~psrslsliGs gfeesutttt sGrt
llsheranrt,
sSsseu iraas stst YaHase rsnSe man R9 an sfR sapftGini
Gu Scrs. YessriVus gStaSf cesr an elgs& BzG2T}1 hU,
-. a. SAieas 81 IS. ~
taus1T 81 II Ceyman ctr.
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GubGiteuseCfhce ser Ser. ct. Grmee

g ubfiteussOf ice Ssr Ser. ct. Mrmee
Y~af rtses.fs ~.sr4. : 2s. 20 Gtnstny.
Baltimore, Sa Is. MIBuR 1884
a9 9etNe 9e!te @nssbpss i'm Duplttas ter6eR' 0uf Gtekr Office
@bts1 Dteafaes Ben 23 iaus- 1864. agit;aGs l2 ltg onseuon.
men. nm has Der, 81, sutRHen3- DepartemeR;. NIT AbIefe.
rIas IN 8aittserre. Ie4 81 ~regicvSen init =
200 &pnnea 9uteM aaaSborem sSea Gin 8oIIen),
assuitefsr n 4 atcr's gDtaYE Baltimore. Itb, rie foIst.
100 EcngeE In 10 Taeer Iab bic ibrieen 100 ECaRen 70
6oge lad Grapfang ees Grnsraits.- raf.H
Dds cftrtTte Sen tirc Settene Der 9esterxne etnfr GTen~
an lnteriuGuns uaterrprfet. -h-43@f1~ @f~taAH@
Jcfnaldre fir Mngebcte itne af ct!aey Office ST tatea.
sSeblung esfrl8t rtruatliG IN ipl4en S01hs. OILS 6sraps az
Sann; Tlb feine pertaufens fpbdIb aIS fplGe ~etgaeben.
y Aue pe@lcnen. rcIte An9ebrte rnahcn, rtunen etnen 1reu. 9
els beifisen, mennfnibt rim FOLDER beretts ant unferer DfFse
8. $. @tIrd an - .A
& CJr Ttt "-a 41ae Gapt. unb g. g. u. 9.G
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.iigne ''e'iejOcn.
Cur ri@ti9en auSierti9un9
p0r .1.
Es gM

lprede man cor q bar Weder . fftce.
Die ,. gSare Graft=MnOciatton
Serfammelt lid Rrntaes Rittrc1S unb GreItaas UNI & Ntr
@btuts an hr Gde ppn grett Ish 8cnefr. DaS q crntte Eann
feine 2eIts pens Gelh bttrntnen. gler bnt Draft Inier.
Ucrfsn ut, irG $40 besatIen un6 psrn ties seftistt, mtre Gle
apnre sen Ger i3isfgne fTfi.
Sdm. ~. & ot II prIf.
Ges. ge. &OreOn. G8asm.
8. 6eHEerfsn IT,. SER. (NrMtpI0ti
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Baltimore 9nitcns0 eicIlitbar.

SGmutlt6e NV~iseLteksr Rertsa sriu6t, reeen Nafestsun8
itrer l~lnifcrr1 TIRE SreEes fsfsrt btt2. Stlhntt 4 w., Nc
los unn 107 ". @anAr., ati Raeben. NdtereSi bet rem I'M
tersetdnetsn SetrttGr. 51@
tOi-) i'm AIi.yase esS 3auptnanas.
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Sln Die 8eipobmcr Der 2. OSaro.

Die Nlilltdr-, 1ulfs. uno ReFrutirmnss q. Weelffaf kteIes
Warh, relGe am n16fen 8rettLe MteahS 7 Htr tn Selfpb
Rupperts Srantlin 9a1 TIRE 13ufammentnnft BAT, teetlt rem
S~epphnern pEsasr Mare tter6ur6 nit cas- BITE 8rrtt3rttte,
reIGe bis robtn eeutatt pprsen. tefrtehteene rno. Hte ne
~fruttrunes Slhce biefer QDare 1T in Nc. 90 GpamesgT. UNI
mil Ter NtIHt, bic 9Dart bonn naSten Draft fret Su Madden;
btejss tann a!0t tssrs6t me1een. meitn I'D nt6t jeetr yttIt.
taraat&tise etsisr QDare Ter @eieli taft ant<eet. Sessr
crfere BeTpbnsr lcu.s Der @eel lfaft NIT elmer r~etninteen
Be;atusr "a 5uIfe tSmmen. Die 8erernune add Der leB
ten 2;sbune ers,bt. cas- moo 500 bis 1000 b~roFtf1biee M6n.
ner Der cSeis ufbafs te~tjutresen taben. Denten pGf x rieuetNt
eab tie 400 MtteItster lie f.ei maiden irGeA2 ste rsTssn
i'd eeraItis tTseT.
Dte 2. gDG,b tat ned / SO Nsann ~ Relep.
tDi-Ss) &. q. so 4 prot. Str.
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- sc .. Z. GNnettf,.
ri w&SM -d4f@. @AltimCrFhr I
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81 2oarieD 9Sarf gsxAA
an Der - nrfrroNpno &&sSRA
uGbe ecr GtGSt9rense,
u~nIttst:tg Ger f66nHe, eerduniaae unb I6atttste @r6oIanes
plos III tr ~lmeebun5 bar Stats Baltimore IN fpsten hem
@eiude respGbitfnmS eeGIneE rOrpen. Aueer fstnsa natars
ltden glpr3IBen glette aud, stne lreanblt6e Bewtrtb ang NIT
benz Seaeu. mag ap3s Wno Refer itefsrt. bic G<e Az bafres
bteSn {adeE. GIr B@v&a& n4tf$
. Grcurlipnen uro GicnicS
etbt e. !ctnsM sestlnstsrsn @Iag, lorrpl peset fetner @rBBe
10Y AterJ, alS quo pe4sa ietnsr gate un6 Mathematician
81nms MRme.etFse gen teiteSe man nuf lem YIase feIpR,
rhtr be! Eesrn 81, @empet, Nc. 10 strre J,fberidfrnss, id
madsn. 0 (!12 VI
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Baltimore &iauc Gomp0emte.

81 OUI1IUIUIE EtyHE VVWPWDNIe.
q Sdmmtl.1c Wsitalteeer Inb hermit cuIsefprkett. an,
Scnntds MPrrsen 6 Ghr in ter Nrrncrp Az s.fhsinen. UNI
fHstnen AWsFue rad SeIair Nrab sa mG&en. duff Sefeti
"a 8. 8. g @ubert. Gdps.
ks (BSal $. &db0ret /. Qteut.
Die Sisarrcnfabrtfanten Saltimorc'e
Ens erjuG., elmer ttHte MtEnh 8 tlhr In &eGottte SAT- fatt.
finbtnhsn Ser famInluue rett sabiret& beisumrbnen. GS lit
pun fbeusHertb ZAP Ale erfbeiuen, UNI I'D ;u Sereinieen
uns esesn uneers6te Bctegransen crn alsn Soften su
i&ISen une gu reribeisteen. Muf 8eiebl es grdieentsr
fHr) & {. &. SPpeIt. Setr.
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<3sn, po8au's ms9ppy4.

WafbtngtOm II. Aug, 6UIsenoer
Beridt BON Sen. 2C9aH lit in 6aupt1uartier
eLnqsaGnaen
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s.--
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-21

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or THE UNIVERSITY OF
NEW YoBK-The session of this famous insti
tuition for 1876, will begin on Monday, 0cto-
Der IL. and will be continued until the first ci
March The Faculty is composed of gentlemen
among the most eminent in their profession
We need. to prove this, but mention the dstin-
gushed names of Valentine Mott. John W
Draper, Martyr Paine. Alfred q. Post, William
II. Van Buren,, John L. Metcalf. Chas. a Budd
Alfred LOOMS, j w S. Gouley, j. H. Hinton,
Faneu d. Weisse. and Louis Fernandez The
Chancellor is the Rev Isaac Ferris. The fees
for the full course OF lectures are Sl05 Matri-
culaton fee So Fee for instruction by Demon
strator, 50. Graduation fee, $50 GOOD board
can be obtained IN the vicinity of the College at
s. per week. Students. arriving in the city,
will call at the College. No. l07 East Fourteenth
street. between Irving Place and Third Avenue
and inquire for the janitor, who will provide
them with boarding houses. Letters NAV be ad-
dressed TO Prof. Draper President OF the Fa-
Guilty New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-21
from St. Louis.

ST LOUIS. July 2i- Private letters from Lex.
ington say:
From 800 to 900 bushwhackers are in Ray
county.
The FedeFals had a fight with them near
Richmond. in which G or 5 Of our men are re
ported killed.
About 300 euerilas were ut Elsham.
about 80 bushwhackers killed citizens and
robbed the mail coach and passengers, and did
considerable promiscuous thieving last week
All the persons wounded had been in the SER
Vice and were prominent Union men.
The ST. Joseph Herald of Yesterday saws
All business houses in Weston are closed.
The citizens ate in constant fear of raid.
About Ia buildings were burned in Platte city
by Federal troops, including the Platte Sentinel
Office and few other buildings belonging Ia
Union men
Colonel Ford tried To save the Sentinel office
but the fire made too much progress
\ letter, date, signed Thurston Drake
found At Platte City said they were about to con
centrate and inaugurate new state of thing.
and would cross the Missouri line below Parks
vile ford. Kansas river, west of Wyandott, and
accomplish their trip through Kansas. Tn,
letter shows, that they intended aftera few day:
plunderng. to Join the rebels, etfecting their es
cape through Kansas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-21

mexican BUCHANAN.-This great actor ap-
pears at the Metropolitan 10 night in, perhaps,
his grandest character Richard III is on the
bills Buchanan is uDrivalod in this part Those
who remember the elder Booth. and who have
seen his prototype. Edmund Keau. will have their
early artistic, critical cultivated and pleasant re
collections of the earlier stage revived by wit
Messing Buchanan's performance tonight Mrs
Riley appears Lady Anne, which. as we have
seen her in it when j b. Roberts Edwin Adams
and j. Wilkes Booth were here. consider her
unriyaled enactment Mrs A. Drake. long
time ago. used TO be lady we admired IN this
cast aud we have seen Miss Ellen Tree, now
Mrs. Charles kemble, and Miss Eliza Logan,
now Mrs Wood. in it, but our admiration of Mrs
Riley is not diminished by our recollection OF
these great artists Byron once said that he
would not visit old Drury to a celebrated
actress as Lady Macbeth because he wished his
remembrances Of Mrs Siddons in that terrific
and sublime character not to be disturbed We,
unlike the immortal bard shall have no such
hesitatons preventing visiting the theatre to-
night TO see Mrs. Riley, and wonder at and ap-
plaud .he magnificent genius of Mexican Blu
chanap.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-21

ST. JosrPn, July 90 -Thurston's guerrillas.
nearly 500 strong. were in Carroll county to day.
They will probably make an effort TO cross the
Missouri river
Gen Frisk is pressing after them hard, but his
force is insufficient to effect much. Loyal citi-
zens are rallying to his standard however. and
North Missouri will soon be hard place for
bushwhackers
Advices from Chttuack state that Thurston
was 20 miles south of that place. He told his
men he was going to Harvard county. but j, was
believed that he would cross the Missouri river
and get south.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-21
LATEST WAR NEWS
From HARRISBURG.

HlRRIsBuRG, July 2O-Important dispatches
we're received here last night from which it Is
indicated that our forces are steadily and sue
cessfully pursuing the rebels who recently raw
aged the eastern part OF Maryland, and that the
pursuing party had reiaken large amount of
plumber from the rebels
Gen, Crook, while in pursuit on Monday. over
took the enemy at Smokers Gap. where shor,
encounter took place.
The rebels fought Ike devils to save the grain
and cattle they had succeeded in carrying that
far.
Gen Crook, however, determined they
should not escape. He whipped the rebels thor
oughly. capturing over two hundred wagons
heavily laden with grain, and took many prison
ers.
As usual. the enemy left their dead and
wounded on the field
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-21
from New York

NEw YoEK, July 2O.-A special 20 the Com
mercinl SAYS:
The War Department has positive information
of the evacuation of Atlanta by Johnston.
1t is believed that Sherman has by this time
despatched large body Of Stonemsn's cavalry
to Macon. i'm order TO release the numerous
Union officers confined there.
A fine on Long Island destroyed 4 900 acres oil
woods No lives lost
A company of 900 MormoHs leave for Albany
and westward this evening. They came from
London
a new counterfeit postal half dollar was re-
ceved at the Treasury yesterday II per.
feet that when "a half of it was sent down to the
Engravers' Room. they pronounced it genuine.
A Washington special to the Tribune says:
We have upwards OF 60 900 rebel prisoners
including 5000 officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-21
COMING EECiAL.
BY rELxaRArB.
Cincinnati Market.

CIscISNArI, July ~.
Flour dull and 700 &c lower; Superfne 50 10
extra - 25@9 30; closing nominal at these
rates.
There is good demand for wheat at g fol
red: sales of 10 600 bushels: white is held a
81 20@2 %. 4 lot of the new crop wheat sold
at 81 %.
Corn dull and nominal
Oats dull at 796s0c.
Whisky active. with the demand and price.
tending upward: sales of 500 barrels at 81 40
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Lard ls@l9e.
Groceries firm at full prices.
Gold 260@262.
Exchange firm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-21

.T y esterd,y the Sentinel stated that the po
lice were premeditating exterminating war
upon the boys" geographically. it should
have been dogs. 1t was simply error such as
frequently occurs in daily papers. The dear lit
tie innocent and good bows of indianapolis we
would not have injured in any way. Let them
obey their fathers and their mothers; let them
place the high examples of the time and OF his
tory before them and let them strive to emulate
everything that is heroic. grand and noble. The
BOYS, they are those who will yet. We hope. re
deem our beloved and sorely distracted country.
To them we commit all who for the next gener
alton will come after us They will care. too.
in anticipation. for the generation succeeding.
God bless the little bows and the little girls, too
As for the dogs, every one that is nuisance
ought to be speedily removed. We unhesitatingly
say this, notwithstanding We we're ourselves the
accomplished proprietors of most remarkable
specimen of the canine species, who Is now tight
ing the battles of his country along with one OF
the noble Indiana regments-a brave mem
Der of which stole him from Us. Ii was petit
larceny, for he was small dog. He was a sky
terrier. He looked up for rats. And 10 get him
along YOU had to whistle for the fleas his back.
He had so MANY he couldn't move until YOU
called them Then he came. especially If you
had something for him TO eat. He was very fond
OF eating. We guess he enjoys "hard tack and
SOW belly" now.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-21
from fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 2l.-Mai General
Smith arrived in the steamer Adelaide. from
Baltimore this morning, and left for the front in
the flag of trcce boat, E. W. Banks
Mai Mulford, Assistant Commissioner of Ex-
change, went up the river this morning with 8
few prisoners.
Conflicting rumors have been in circulation in
the armv
The Gen. Grant with Gen. Butler on board
was fired into by masked battery of A gun,
near Wilcox's Point.