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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-14

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-14

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10. N uIlbeh Capt. sDm. Otssau,
SertoIien gtg6tRr g1bdrf, SIT son Sarreax isleA 9ttRaae
unb Santsog A utr 9ta6m .ttdss fur
A~ler1nbria, @aibin9tpn unb Georgetown
In 9erbiubuns NIT bar Orange unt alsyaneriG GtftrLatn
mad 9pE6burs unt tdlten aa se EesSbnlt&.x 2sHAsnas-
p!aStu bts pCtonds EiuIes an.
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Sn Baltimore, '"
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-14
Marhlnnn
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son Baltimore,
Ntenri0ffe Staten

SnPober BON @eritberung8r9 &einen baben
Nntbeil am @ewinn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-14

Ottit @%rntpasnie ii betstt etD66nIids Ssbers &. ger7A,.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-14

linton GSuer & s}ert1eruna8s G5e(eI1
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-14
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-14

8tamte:
Gepr8e >. Ehpmcs, BrdFtent.
Dtrettpren
Senttltcn Safer, cpn SamtGtpn Gaaer 4 GO.
Auan q. %stasatan, son Girtl0nb, &baie & e..
@tsT 1scnnas, BON pttm, N~itcbernus & Sc.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
rg-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED

LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
tas virtues of Bulls CsssOs BTxxRs any such there
be- fead ths following certificate frsm geutlensn vel
known in his community, and doub; no more.
lts general introduction into the army III 81.
lives ~ thousand. Of oar sOhiers
LOUISVILLE. .Juse ID, i-eS.
We the ssdersisosd have the good nsots Of Dr
JssS BUILs CEpsos BITEEss 10 case Of general debility
aad prosraen a the system, and believe rs genera
use would prever disease sni relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the
especially those whs are exposed :" ihs a-ss'Hte in-
faecces IN the So1tberu climate.
sAJ PHILIP sPKEL.
cesctOr Int Res- s. ijis. X
Ca4S. B. COTTON,
Collector % the p.ft = L.4is.i3.v -.
Col. L. DEM,
Provost Marshal Genera - kssts,sy
XIV D. p HENDERSON
Vice President Of sasat.', C---s-5>4
BARNEY, HU6REs CO.
Publishers D-mycrat.
6ko. P. DoERN,
Proprietor LSaisvihs Aa.sissn
HUGEEs & PARKHILI.,
wholesale Dry GOOds D~.lss.. A.,a .ire.,. Ls..-
vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN CO..
Wholesale shoe Ds-i.r,. Ma ,,Iss, L-.-.sI..
HART XAPoTHER,
LhhOgraphers, esrEss s.As, .s: laird fssts,
Louisville Ky
!uilus WINTER,
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. 5 T. HiLDRETs.
Of the steamer NsiOs ASa-r..s.
aaJ L. T. rHURsToS
Psymaster Q. :. ArSS
C. n NEfcALr.
National Hotel, L9u-...s-.
col JESSE bAfLzs.
.ih Kentueky Csv.lry
sEORsE d. PRESTiCE.
louisville JsarDal-
n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
j. w. BLAKE

LAs cs.r., ts.a i-i.srs Foi-.. Attorney .n4 Cisru
Agent anS.-.arf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
AND
COLLECTION agency
No - HesI Washington street,
INDIAN At.s,Its,

a LL AINbs or MILITARY SJsiNEss Trans
n ACTED. All classes OK War Claims correctly
prepared, applied for and p' ompi'y collected
Soldiers and Officers, who, frem defective f~ils Sf
other e. obtained full Pay sud Bounty
sbtaa the same from TIE TrfauTy Department through
this agency.
Pay Bounty aud Pensions for SOLDIERS, Officers. or
their Legal Heirs, II eutiiled.
Pay for Horses lest IN hstlr, picket c IN the liae
0f duty. under orders.
All damages " Troops Or BY Military Orders; every
class of claim founded IN law ia>'iee, equity Sc.
cured
Unpaid County ar, Township Bounty collected
Citizens Of Indians holding Military claims, seidies
and Oicers Of the Morgan raid, obtain their pay.
Business before the State Military Auditing Committee
loss or Use OF property, sabssting transporting ~
recruiting men, will be attended TO promptly.
O1icers Back Pcy Servants Wages obtained. tof.
5cers will call or correspond snd Tad II to thsir Interest
10 do So
Commmsion of RAiion- for Prisoners u War; or men
urough speedily obtained Errors rolls corrected
for wronsully charged ard tried for dssertien,
sbsencn without lesve.
Civil and Military Collection. ,nads IL all Counties Si
he State by Travelling Agents
Officers Settlements and Returns made oct on fsT
terms and certificates obtained with dispatch frem The
Nr. JOHN =. DURFIELp, formerly u tls second
Indiana Cavalry, Is attached 20 ihis sface, who
has been FOR yesrs IL this business Of Officers Re-
tVrs AM settlement sn i thoroughly posted - every
Question
All veteran oHieers Of Cavalry, Artillery and
Infantry, who ere being mastered out can obtain
their fns Afdsys and Pay Accounts. warranted cor
rect. OF which 10 draw their ansl pay.
The Clerks of this Office all Veteran soldier
Blanks Of all kinds Oh hand.
Fal Instructions Sisen 20 retaining oneefs ~lsAsat
charge.
Couareieht Clerks ar ao:arie> sl~ays n ~ &c.
Al ef1oient Asezt 81 wa-hioztoR City.
trsnssrtec l.y mail
Oaee opposite Metropolitan Theatre are Major Deans
y = hustsring aud Dsbur, ~ Ogfcs next 10 Masonic
hat s'ee'' Ba'd'nE, We - IVES, ws.hing4on street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
NATIONAL BANK.
Thu FIRST NATIONAL BANE
OF INDIANAPOLIS
All kinds Of United States Bondl
and RaYanua Stamns.

AID al Guy and sell Cold Silver Exchange Govern
eBt Vouchers, Orders Washington, stste socks an
Public Securities OF every description. --.
Collections VIA re promptly made, aud every KIND e
business attended TO that belongs 10 legitimate banking
Regular customers are only charged per cert. up0n
visions made for the safe keeping sf Deposits and fe'
the accommodation Of fDepositoFs ~
IL addition 10 the responsibility of The United State.
FOR the Liabilities OF the Bank the khoiders nd!
dsaly responsible TO the cxtent oftheir ock IN add
ton to the amount invested in such shares Hordns
the Hiest ample security 20 the public.
The following the present s.0ckb eldesr % the v
s.i.utiop'
Wm. e. Englsh Nm. BrsdeB,
W. R-Noisinges. 3sni. y. Iuttls,
Lewis JordsI. Joan W. Murphy,
Deloss Root, Judge 2. q. fiIcs.
Ier. AcLene,
J. F u. Lznel of y. v. Hni. willard
Gev. o. p. Morton A Baldwin,
Hen. John J. 4oTTsOs, ID. ". Noble,
Gen. Laz. Noble, ". o. Rockwo.s
Hon. Oscar p. Hord, Daniel Hennessey.
E0p. T. A. Hendricks. James PoweFs,
Hon. David kigofe ]. l.. slsaghteT.
Hon. James 4. Crsse~s, Lueian HIlls,
Hen. John T.. New, W. s. T. Hcgt-st,
Hop. I. n. Sullivan, Parnabss CofsR,
Rev. Wn. A. Holiday John G. Esteti
Prof. G. y. Todd. Or. J. n. CASTOR.
J. George Still, x. z. FLch.
George ". Rgg, nT. J. n. WoS4tE4
Rebsrt Browning tse. @. Wright.
". j. Holiday, gchh Hsndricss.
W. x. HoilSSsy A.. DADfoTth.
]. n. Maxwell James Greene,
Wn. n. Fly I'D. Elnngsiy
A. J. Hay. ". ". Lestheys.
r. K Parker, Js0ss s'nslsw.
]. l. HoltoR,
Wissiov. Lsnlss 4 Cs-,
J. A. Rcs-s iayn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

"THEEEAs, the Common coaaeil Of TIE City of Ia
w dsnspOiis, 10 session tugust esb. 1895, adopted
the following resolution:
Whereas, la the epnisu u the Council danger exists
from dogs running At large Of The sxtensicn of Hyero-
phobis; Therefore, be II
Resolved Ths the Mayor be and he Is hereby directed
srs his proclaim alton Agas<t dogs running large
for sixty days socording the pTovsens ef hs ord
on that subject.
Therefore, the undersigned Mayor o. ssN city, in peT
n sNeh direction issues this alton,
dsring and reqrirDs all persons owning and hsrbsfug
any anraA os the dog kind to c0nns the Cor sixty
days. from and after the 6Ts day OF September 18s5 b.
seod md sucient means 10 hs her house Og
store or yard TO prevent the FROM biting being
btlsn oy other animals OF 30 cause the % b
cETey and carefully mr-zlsd.
Al persons falling 20 coraPly with the foregoing
eviremsnts liable 10 ts fined twenty collars and 4
s lawful Tor any person 70 kill and Il IL the cuty 81 the
pocemen 20 XII. all dogs found running at large without
WEARING q rnuzsle as above mentioned.
T!nsfs my signature, All ibe seal o. al ct!, tap
soth day ~ Al yaft, 1sss
slSl-dIf J. GAVIN, Mayer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
(rr0NE.N

Ine uorst diseases knawu 10 the human racs spribg
from causes so snail a. 10 almost defy detection
The volumes Of scientific lore that 6 tke tables ans
shelves Of the medical fraternity suly 80 prove and
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you slsy. The smallest
pimpe the skin is tetSls and indicator Of disease
II msv fade and die away from the surface Of the body
bu, viii reach the vita perhaps At last and dest be
the result and FINAL close Nagglers Bilious Dyspephe
Bufrs seats Chblans Cuts sad all abTasiols u lie
skin. Nagses s.lve nfallibe sold by J. Nsgs.el. a
Fulton street New York aud all Druggists at - oslti
PEI boy. ssgs2-d6-wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The BRIDAL Chamber, an Essay Of wsrs-
ins and InsructioD for Young Men. Also new snz re-
liable treatment fOE Diseases Of the Urinary and se1u,
systens-sent free in sealed envelopes. Address Dr.
sKILLIS HoUGHToS. Hs~srs Assscisrsn. PhiIad.l-
phis, Pa. apr4-dkwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

nNHK psrtH<TssiP AeretofoTs ssisfns between The
IL nnfersigoed by the styls u REDMOND NINA
NARA Il this tsy dissolved by NATAL consent
NJ. NcS.nsrs Will continue 20 cary On bcsissss -
ths ed place, auth orzsd coec al dsbts sEs he
firm ard ~al PsY iks grn i1ssbsednsss
TH0kAs kkDh0SD
.. EeyAhARA.
IsaI.AsrsIl., yaly "a. iscs.-irIs-ela
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
Philosophy Of Marriage.
vnyHx PROpRIEToRS OYTHE yYW YoIK NUSgI

t9NHk PR0PkkT0RS UfTHk NKN foEK NUSkuK
j OF AnstOzay have e-tsrInired. regardless Of et-
pense 10 IssEe tree, for the beneit of suffering kp
manty and suppression OF elackery -four OF thar rass
Interesting and Instructive Lsesures and
disqualification Nervous and Physical Debixy, Pro-
mature decline 81 Manhood, Indigestion, WsAkness ~
Depression, upo.ency, Loss sf Rasrsy ard lsnly Pew
err Srsa; Social Evil and n xzistes which szli
from youthful foes, ofEasturisy, srigusrs
Of sfPhysle'ozy And laws ofSsture. ilf1
These iavslaabie Lectures have sess ths means 81
snghtsnpg ae saving tAoa and si ,. ferw ard
81 free "a rsceipt Of szr stanps ~ addressing SscTs-
taTy xsv York H1s<1n - 4nstsuy kad HeaicDe, 6s
FrssS.sy Nsx TsrsCr n y-l q ssEa1-9iy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

Buy GENuiSE wALraAN wATCH ity, ~
.dssaLiv aad rsIiable time -kssper.
Buy sGESUINK~ 'LTHAN wAGCE--tl e.st. s~-
snd s worth doubts the ffe Il ihe.s worthless Ehsl"
.Hi So les watches.
GENIISE wALTHAE WATCHES u-is s,s,ss,
zoe RaihOsi Bsghsa.F. asi Confusion.
GENUINE wALTnAa VATeHEs. nod. sAi,re,s'
ar S,jis hs,y, tuHiag accurate tine kssp-4 =
Ne sst oar ws-h.. ir-e ff,a. tas lhsaesaets5. ~.
ssl notsr bgt fhs genuine -
-iSolC WATCHES >tsf - ,oltfEe- o.A-s
IL ~..t .f ti'He hsepes q ta- i.,.- ~ Iats-
lie i.-i. .-rr.i .s 10. t.', li..-'. --.a g..
.-i~s
We ai.. b-ss . large .eae-t, 81 80 sl. s~i''
watsses Fiue ISwsiry sni s'iii -.
w. p. BINGHAM & co
SO East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
A card 10 IuyaIids.

A cleryy nEn, While residing IN sozth Anerics A. .
missionary, discovered safe sDd simple remedy for the
Crre efSsrrOas Weakness Early Decsy, Diseases OF the
Urinary and Seminal Organs snd the whole train Of dis
orders brought BY baReful and vicious habits Gres,
numbers have been already cured by this noble edy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortu.
nate viii sen the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine in sealed envelope. to any who needs i
Free Of charge.
Please inoloss pos; paid envelope addressed yoar
self Address, JOSEPH 7. INAAN,
sep9-dly station ID, Bible House, New York City.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
4 CROWN OF GLORY.
KyERY MAN, WOMAN aud CHILD Who hs. used
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA.

ls "lng % recommend 1t. Three years of rapidly Ia
cFeasiBg ssey have Hads the AmbToss fsIsoUs s over
The world.
Ills Warranted Ia Please.
IL cures Itching Of the Head
II makes New Hair grow Bald Aeads.
Il prevents the Hair from Falling 0gi.
Ii renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cesnses the Scalp; Ceols the Heated Brow; Removes
Dsndrun; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Badness In
Luxurant Locks; Inclines Hair Curl supsrsesss
Wigs Kills Hair Eaters Good eject apparent at once
TO THE LADIES We SAY,
Tie Anlbrosla VIII suit ysu 7. Elegantly pst up
Deneately ferfumed. PsrOnised by Opera Singers and
Actresses. Sold in splendid bsass cartons contain
ing two large bottlss--Ns. g for morning. No for
evening.
There IL no Mistake about 10.
sTERLING's AMBRosIA Ia the best, most agreeable
and effective tolst in toe world Ia prove this, try
carton
Sold BY Druggists.
Stsrling's Ambrosia Manufacturing
Company,
2Io Fuifea street, New York.
sep95dawly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
WIN e.

WINE.
GOOD WINE MADE FROM SORGHUM.
ULY 18th. lss2, Rev. A. Myers. Of Springfield, Oso
.J secured patent 10 make sorghsn Vine
This Wine is not Intoxicating.
Is better than the best. Cheaper tkas he
10 very ecicient in Of sickness.
Can be made for 25 cents per sslien
Requires drugs 20 make It..
Can be made from lAe sk mrninzs of syrap mssinI
No trouble 10 make Z.
nsnybody wants 10 know anything about this fine
LEI them address App'e WeSner, s.. Psu, fud VITO
sssignees Of A Myers ~ his patent aud pToDrsos
sf the patent Inv ention for Improved Sorghum vine
II and ior The State Of Indians AID who are now pre-
pared 10 sell County Township Manufacturers and Id
vldusl Rights, with the recep, 70 make the Wins.
Agents wanted sell n ghs IN every County ssd
Fsr particulars addTsss APPLE 4 WkssFR,
suL3-SsH -. Psal, IndisIs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

4 HAYE sssoeisied with myseg 10 Tee Livery, s.ls
j and Boarding Stable Euzlnes John A. Drss, sas
frcsa this day has becens partner IN sx< busssess
Ihs business II the 1r1n ~fi be condause< he
ed stand, No 10 Ess Fssi rseft in tbs rear 81 tAs
ssstinei Building.
Thanking the pablo ror past patronage, tsps sA.y
nsy see ttt' corfinn. tts same.
g0Hs b. SULLIVAN,
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Indianapolis, Nay 9. lscs-nys-du
The New York herald., 1865-06-08
T n e T U r F


The attendance at Paterson yesterday was tremendous
witness the seepe chase that the working power Of the
Erie Railroad, with its wide gauge, large engines and
hundreds of commodous passenger cars was almost in.
sufficient TO carry them to the course At the same
time the fine turnpike and plank roads lined with
long Of vehicles all huryng towards the scene OF
the fence and timber jumping II is difficult 10 form
estimate Of the numbers the ground when all had
assembled Every inch OF space the various stands
was fully occupied and there great deal OF trouble
In finding seats for the ladies' Never since great races
between Eclipse and Henry and Fashion and Boston have
such multitude OF people come together ION O race
course In this country and The great respectabiy and
courteous behavior Of all subjects Of general re-
mark
The great attraction was, unquestionably the seeple
chase in which four good horses had been entered and
four bold game and capable 10 ride The course
laid out for them admitted of babypay There werc
several stiff hurdles post and rail fences stone wals
q jump down bank, q leap over nm earth mound
double post and nil fence and hurdle with fourteen
foot water jump, close to the stand These were all To
be taken three times A we walked over the course
prior 10 the start, We found much speculation going
on a. 10 how many falls there would be- Offers were
made 70 lay money that each horse would fall before the
race was over and taksnthe BETS Of course being on
each Of the horses separately Meantime the Jockeys
weighed, one after the other and still the people came
by thousands The time for the start arrived but the
cry was "still they come" and some delay was abso
lusey necessary 10 enable them to get inside the
The railroad people having filed and despatched all their
passenger cars had a last TO the freight rolling
STOCK, and vast number reached the course by this
means at the last moment We think when the horses
were saddled and monnfad and came 70 the post there
The New York herald., 1865-06-08
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Regatta az the Brooklyn Yacht
0Nb Yesterday.
SPLENDID WEATHER AND A FINE RACE.
The Nonparisl, Jennie Cable and Edna
C. the Winners.
sixteenth Annual Regatta Of the New
York Yacht Club Te.day.
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THE REVIEW ON THE 18TH.
a MATCH RACE ON THR 18TH,
&s., Ac., &e.
THE REVIEW ON THE 18TH.
a MATCH RACE ON THE 18TH,
As., &C., &s.
THE RACE YESTERDAY.

Brooklyn Yacht Club Regatta-A Fine
Yachts, &c.
The eighth annual regatta Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club
took place yesterday from the club house. Gowanus Bay
The weather most proptous for the yachtsmen and
the result excellent days sport, unattended by
any Of those accidents which frequently tend to mar the
pleasure Of excursions upon the water The new and
commodious steamer Magenta chartered for the ex
elusive club and invited guests while these less
favored had TO pay for the privilege upon an ante
dluvlan craft formerly running between New York and
Staten Island a ferryboat, commonly known as the
Huguen0t About one thousand persons in all, perhaps
comprising the elite and beauty Of the City Of
Churches congegaed board Of these steamboats,
as they swung from their moorngs at Fulton ferry and
started for the club house in Gowanus bay The boats
commenced their preparations for starting early as
twelve O'Clock, but II near one oclock-the ap
line The second class sloops ranged first in line
behind nom the schooners and behind these the first
class soops bs down and all supposed to be at anchor
The course as laid down by the committee, from
stake boat in Gowanus bay, to stake boat of Coney
Island Point thence to buoy No at the tail Of the west
bank turning the to the westward and then back
to the point Of starting; distance twenty miles.
THE START
took place at O'Clock precisely the small sloops
leading followed by the schooners and the first class
sloops bringing up the fine style. Annexed is
list Of the boats which started in the race together with
q table showing the allowances Of time
The New York herald., 1865-06-08
NEWS FROM CHATTANOOGA.

CrsoNrAr, June 2, 1896.
Chattanooga despatch says that the ocers Of one OF
the Richmond banks, while on their way TO that place
with the assets Of the bank attacked by robbers
near Washington Ca and robbed Of two hundred thou.
sand dollars
Ca, few days since.
Tho Macon Herald says that Major General McCook
has been assigned TO an important position In New
Mexico
The First and Second divisions OF Wilson'S cavalry
under Colonel Mind start foT Nashville to-day.
The New York herald., 1865-06-08

NEw ORLEANS, June 8, 1865
General Hood and staff arrived here to-day
All loyal citizens have received the Presidents proca.
nation with joy
The kindest feelings existed between Generals Banks
Canby and Sheridan upon the transfer Of the commands
OF the two former 10 the latter.
General Herons actions and orders at Shreveport have
given general satisfaction His order relating to freed
men will be universally respected.
Middling cotton lie selling at a. Gold 181.