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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

trade or intercourse With any member OF
such disadected tribe or band. under penalty ol
reversion Of his license aud expulsion from within
their Jurisdiction. and To suspend ell intercourse
With the Indians except go tar ss the same may
be sanctioned by military officers 10 charge OF
operations against them.
They are further instructed 20 impsrt no infof.
nation to the public on the subject OF Indian
affairs. and 10 request assistance and cooperation
Of the military authorities, where difficulty may
arise In enforcing the civil policy OF the Govern
ment toward the Indians st peace With the
United States, and are ordered 10 make full
aud explicit monthly report TO the lndisn Com
missioner Of the condition OF the'uibe or tribes
under their charge. with such suggestions ss they
may deem beneficial to them.
MARYLAND POLITICS.
WAsHlSeros. July 2s.-The feud bstssen
Maryland politicians has been decidedly earnest
Tor several weeks past, aud delegations repre-.
senting the opposing parties have made repeated
visits TO the President relative 10 Federal officers
Tor Baltimore. Two sets OF appointments we're
heretofore agreed upon, bat afterwards vsrs
partially ignored. The follo~ing, promulgated
to-day, are. however. believed to be conclusive:
Collector. = II Webster. who IL member elect
TO the United States House OF Representatives:
Naval Officer; W J. Reese; Surveyor. T. Wal.
YOU maFsuhls washington bfutnt. District
Attorney, W. J. Jones; Chief Appraiser.
J s. Meredith; Assistant Appraiser +. +. Andsr
son; I. X. Carroll, Postmaster,
IMPORTANT FROM rkxAs
WAsHiSoros. July 2S-Ths Daily Chronicle
received letter from New Orleans, embody ring
the following extract from one written by .
gentleman connected with the headquarters OF
the Union forces at GAINESVILLE, Texas, IL IL
dated July 18th. and 10 as follows: "Ism at the
mouth of Rio 0rande. opposite Bagdad The
MeIicans under Macmillan. guard the opposite
side. and our troops aud their pickets are not 40
rods apart. There lie a good deal OF unfriendly
feeling between the two armies, and they can
not long refrain from blows.
On the 4lh OF July. the officers went over and
many rows occurred. | heard this morning.
Gen. Brown, Commander AZ Brownsville. had an
interview with Juarez and promised him the as
sstsDce of the United States troops, and had o.
dered the Fourth Indiana to cross the river.
Gen. Steele. Department Commander, went up
by the dispatch boat to counteract the order il
possible, but even il he succeeds things cannot
long remain "a they are.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

New YoRK, July %.
Cotton more active and frmer at 47@4Sc
for middling.
Flour l5@25c better at 81 00@7 Is for extra
state; So 5000 % for common TO medium extra
western, s. 25@S 30 for common TO good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and S.
60@l0 90 for trade brands market closing
quiet and scarcely so firm
Whisky more active and hrmer at So 1902
10 Tor western.
Wheat opened 2(63c better and closed dull:
Winter red western 81 50@l 50; Racine spring
81 36@l IS; Milwaukee club 81 SOL so;
prime white Michigan 81 o.; amber Mich
igsn 50 05@2 TO- 81 So for winter red
Stte, ST. 1892 for white western; amber MIL
wsukee. 81 50@l 81.
Corn opened l@2c better at SIC for dam
aged, 9O@9lc for unsound, 9l@92c for sound
mixed western and 94c for prime shipping par
GELS. closing dull
Oats excited and 2@3c better, with q strong
speculative demand. opening at &c for western.
and closing firm. Rye &c better at 9Sc for ives
tern Barley and barley malt dull.
Coffee dull. Sugar steady at l2@l31S for
Muscavado, l019 ror r. r Haqsna
| Wool dull
Petroleum lower at 33c for crude, A o85l for
refined in bond, and 67@70c do free
Hops firm at l0@35c.
Pork opened higher; new mess S32 25Q33 IS,
$29 0O@3O 90 for 63-'64, do cash and regular
way. closing at s34 371s for cash. s24 5o@25
so for prime. and see OO@27 90 for prime
mess Plain mess beef $40 00@l4 90: extra
mess, $l2 00@l6 90; beef hams dull at 301ac.
Cut meats firm at l5@l7c for shoulders
and 911s@23Iac for hams. Bacon; l51l@ls3zc
for Cumberland cut; 1890 for long ribbed, and
l4@l454c for short ribbed.
Lard firm at l9@24c Butter better at
22@27c for Ohio, and 2S@35c for State.
Cheese l0@l5119c for common to prime
YORK MONEY MARKET
NV YORK, July 2s
Money. steady at per cent. Sterling dull
at 10e5a 100 for first class bills Gold opened
firmer al ST. 46. defining to 81 441.. and closing
heavy at 81 455s
Government stocks essier
LArKR-Gold closed at Gallagher's Exchspg.
to night at Sl451a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

BLAKEs MILIrAnr AeKscr Army Officer
having reports 10 make To the Departments a
Washington will hnd at my Office Mr.. Durheld
Who has for two years been engaged In this bust
ness and has never made a report but vas ap
proved at Washington. Officers who desire
Aaidsvits and Pay Accounts, can obtain then
promptly made out, warranted correct. Mr.
King, formerly Of the PAY and Adjutant Gene
rails Departments. superintends this business
Blanks OF all kinds on hand Instructions givet
without charge. Office opposite Major Dunn
United States Mastering and Disbufsing onice
No. 70 West Washington street. nex, Masonic
Hall. J. W. BLAZE.
Late Colonel Fortieth Indiana Vols..l
24-6 Attorney and Claim Agent
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srtAxsoAr "0ovslsos o. p. Monros. -
There wn . meeting Of the Stockholders and
Directors OF this steamboat held last evening q
which the iolo-inr officers we're elected:
Directou-Dr ". II Ksndriek. A. Spring
steen. W A. Brothers and Mr.. Taylor.
President-Df W II kendfeh.
Seerstary-wm. Brothers
Tressurer--A. springs,een
Capssin-R NJ Socvell
Mste--H. NJ. Bowman
Clerk-wm. Brothers.
ws,chmsn--Wm. Fiscus.
After the election. the company sat down to
a grand repa,t, and hne time "" had Ihs
entertainment Vas OF the most pleasant eharae
ter Among the toasis. ne amer the following
compIim men, TO the worthy Captain
.Here's 10 sscwsIl-we know irs true
who viii command the Morton and put her through
Who wlll run dswn south. and return Hsrth. too,
And sal under the eoier. Of the red white ard blus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

INV YoRE, July 2S.-The Posts special,
dated Saratoga, 2sth, says: Gen. Grant arrived
last evening, and was met at the depot by a
crowd, Who conducted him to Congress Hall.
The crowd at the depot and at the hotel loudly
cheered the General. After supper he gave q
levec in the parlor, where he received the ladies
and gents OF the house. During tho evening he
visited the Grand Opera House. On his return
to Congress Hall he was serenaded aud loud calls
made for the General. who made his appearance
and bowed to the immense gathering and retired
to his apartments
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FARMERS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

SsyEkYBOpY his own Broom Maker, without the a.d
Ia Of cord tying. OF any kind, By the use o. xers
Celebrated Metallic Broom Head. patented June 18th,
1895 FrsctIy What you want Fifteen TO twenty dol
lars per 6ay Wanted active, energetic in each
County IN United States TO for himself
elusive right 70 sell this valuable invention, being the
only successful article Of the kind this
country We can suostsntste the assertion that agents
are positively clearing from ei5 go per day. Any
energetic man sell from 900 <,ooo in County.
Farmers 10 not pay high price fer your Broom. bat
Try hler's Celebrated Broom Hess-t l. . ssf. in
vesineni.
Ineloss hree cent stamp for clrealar. giving full
particulars, and address MILLER DIAL.
ofhcs Edsn's Bleck, Fast Market street. Room No.
Third Floor, indianapolis. Ind. Tvs d7vkv$t
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COMM z RCIAL.
NJ rELxeaArs.
CINCINNATI Market.

ttuctuuati MARKET.
CINCINNATI. July %.
Cotton lie higher; midding to strict middling
45G56c
Flonr less excited aud buyers not very willing
to pay any further advance; super6ne S. 50@s
10: extra 10 family S9@l0.
Wheat firm; prime To choice red So DC;
white is held at 81 % Rye 9Oc Corn dull
at 65@6sc. Oats firm at 60@6lc.
Whisky in good demand at 81 Is.
Mess pork 81 higher city held at S3l 00@ 81
90 at the close.
Buk meats higher; shoulders 1915 q Ice. sides
l61ac, clear sides IL and hams 2O@20L
Bacon held more irmly-Shouders lie
Lard unsettled; country sold at 23c delivered
at Indianapolis: city held at 2316 @24c
Butter 24@26c for fresh end 1920 for fair
Eggs declined to Ice
Tsllow advanced to l2iac and in good de-
mand.
Sugar l4@l7c. Coffee 29@32c. Molasses
dull. Cheese l5c.
Gold 81 45
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Letter from Gen. Thomas To GOV
ernor Brown low.

Letter from Gen. Thomas to GOV.
ernor BrOWnlow.
NASHVILLE July 2S.-This mornings Press
publishes a letter from Gen Thomas to Gov.
ernor BrowDlow Thomas says:
Il only await report from Col Debossly
to determine my action in the case Of Emerson
Etheridge Ii he has been guilty OF the Ian.
guage charged against him he is clearly amenabe
TO military authority, and in the absence OF
civil. liable 10 be trie before Military Com.
mission.
My attention has been called TO the speeches
oil other parties, but AS yet have not seen any
report that would justify the interference of mil
itary authority. IL. however, there be, in the
judgment Of the Government at any time. ne
cessity for such interference, in consequences OF
inability or indispostion on the part OF the civil
authorities OF the State to take action in the eI
preston of such desire on the part of the Gov
eminent, stating the inability or indisposition OF
the civil authorities 10 act. will be sufficient Ii
will cause the parties complained of to be atten
ded TO according to the nature OF their cases.
"The State of Tennessee is under martial Law,
but military authority will not be resorted TO un
less the civil authority fails TO act. either fro N
inability or indisposition. Even in the event OF
failure OF the civil authority to do their duty
the military should refrain from interfering in al
minor cases, because the military should as far
az possible, sustain civil government, and never
assume its functions unless in cases which re-
quire prompt action TO insure public safety
In conclusion, the Governor may rest assured
he will be fully sustained in carrying out tho
policy OF the State and General Government al
long troops are on duty in the State
The Press says: Gov. Brownlow has ealleG
upon Gen. Thomas to send troops into the vari
Gus counties to preserve order and protect Tho
ballo; box
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Murder by an Insane Nan Fine
Crops IN Minnesota.

MrLwAuKEE. July 2a.-An exciting occur.
rence took place on board the steamer Annie
johnson. while on her way from La Crosse TO st.
Paul yesterday afternoon. An insane man
named Stocking approached group of psssen-
gers on the deck and fred three shots, the frst
shot striking passenger named Roberts, of
Syracuse. killing him instantly. Another sho,
striking child in the arm. injurng il severely.
Stocking was finally disarmed and secured, aud
taken TO ST. Paul for examination.
The crops throughout this State are In excel
lent condition, and the weather has been 70.
markably fine. There has been no harvesting
during the past three or four days. The wheat
crop exceeds any We have he since ls49
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

eX- We call special attention to the notice
elsewhere of Colonel John W Blake headed
Cavalry Officers" Colonel b facilities TO
procure all kinds Of pay due discharged soldiers
are unsurpassed. and the promptness and strict
integrity Of the Colonel secures him a large pro-
portion Of the Claim Agency business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

tH- The Fourth Battery arrived last night
The Battery was detained at franklin, on tho
Madison railroad. in consequence OF the washing
away Of the tunnel work by the storm Wednesday
night. which prevented tho trains from passing
over the road
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ETURNsD OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS,
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

THOR 4 NEW HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN RE-
BELLIoS. no; a line q which IN type previeas
30 May 18Th lss5 II Is the WAR and rrtI Ia
single octave volume VI 500 large and closely printed
PAGES. bound In embossed Leather SIT, Illustrated BY
e1quisitey beautiful steel plates aud maps kulttatss
are waiting for Just such book. Price POUR DolLARs
only.
Also, for TIE LOYAL WEST IN TIE TInEs OF
TEE REBgLfIOs."
Ter Cirrnlsrs VITA fs description. and terra ssersss
HESRY Rowe,
We. III hsin susst. ctneiznat. O.
is9x- diiAves
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

SUNDAY School BooKs-We can say to all
our readers that At Messrs Todd 4 Carmichael's
IS the place to get anything pertaining TO the
wants II Sabbath Schools. There 10 no reason
Why Sunday Schools should be without good
Libraries and music books. There Is plenty OF
money 10 the country, and the children need the
books. 60 at once to No North Pennsylva-
MIA street and yet them 292
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t8- Bowen. Stewart & Co, have just rec eived
an invoice of the celebrated Manue writing fluid
This fluid is in great demand by young persons
that have tender epistles to indite, as the bril-
liancy Of It's color aud the fragrancy Of its odor
Is a great Incentive to the coinage Of happy and
loving thoughts; so We are informed by one oil
the gentlemsnly clerks at r. ). 4 Cos
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U. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds worth handsome pseniu.. ssd
are exempt. a. are AL the Governmsni Beds. f-e-s
Safe, cSNafs and kanfcipai fa<asioa, ssAfeA ada
from ons 70 Arss Tev osnt pr 70 flesr esirs
according 10 the rate levied upou ether property ne
ietsrest Is payable ssmi-snnusy by eOupons ssoAsd
each note. which may b % and sold any bsnh %
banker.
The intersst st lao per cent.
amounts 90
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

EuRKKA Tue ISFALLIBLE HAIR REsroRA-
TIVE Decidedly the best article for restoring
grey hair to its natural color, mot DYING curing
all diseases Of the scalp. preventing the hair
from falling of, giving IL softness and gloss
that nothing else can produce Price 81 00 per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
J. F. Senour. druggist. Bates House Block
agent. eod-u
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W-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS

sB-FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
OF trial. and Is constantly increasing in public favor
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the best and cheapest
made Its price is only IS cents. and each bottle
tains double the quantity Of dye in those usually sold
OF 81
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar pro
cess, which renders II infinitely superior to any dye IN
market. Being complete In one bottle, preparation
is required, which greatly simplhes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you AVOID that RUSTY, DKAD APP
pearanoe by which dyed hair and whskers readily
recognized when inferior article has been used as
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that
desired from ricn brown jetty, lustrous black
that will not smut, crock stain the clothing. Invest
IS and you will be convinced Sold by all Drug
gisss AID Fancy Goods Dealers
A. !. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAsBARNEs co. New York, Wholesale Agents
myI0-deod-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

To THE PUBLIc.-JESIsoS, NELSON < Co.
successors to W. Il TALBOT & Co. No "a
East Washington street, are in receipt ola mos;
beautiful stock Of American Watches and Sill
yer Plated Double Wall Ice Pitchers, which
they will sell at prices to induce persons to buy
whether they want them or not they being 50
handy TO have in the house. 2s2
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taking place of a reception has been dispensed
with since the accident on Tuesday last. The
piece used was a defective one. aud after Dun
lap was injured BY il the members of the Battery
threatened to spike the piece to prevent future
like occurrences Some four or five have been
injured from handling the same qua.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

~ CAVALRY OrricERJ can obtain pay for los
HoR.Es, have their final pay accounts made. aud
all other business settled. at Blske's Military
Agency. opposite Major Dunn's United States
Mastering aud Discussing Office, No. 10 Wash.
iDgton street. 30
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

tn There are iunumerable dogs and "curs of
low degree" running at large in the city at pres
ent that are without the brass check appended
to their necks, or . muzzle over their mouths
This 10 the season, said to be. when the CANNES
perversely 10 rabid. and unceremoniously insert
their poisonous fangs into the fesh Of citizens
Would II rot be we'll. as . preventative sgsins,
hydrophoba for the City Council TO have en-
forced the ordinance against the promiscuous
ranging around OF vllsinous curs2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29
boat Race

Bosros, July 2S.-The great race between the
Yale and Harvard Boat Clubs for the chs pion-
ship, came of to-day, and resulted in tho victory
Of the former. The time was, Yale seventeen
minutes. for,y-two and-a half seconds; Harvard
sighteen minutes, ten seconds The distance
rowsd was three miles
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

cows.
There appears TO be little call for mich cows,
and prices have advanced tre. say t29 81 per he nd
on good cows some poor Little sold az so
each; good cows OF HoGs15, aud fancy mixers t50e
SEQ and even gher. Nothing very fancy hs. been Of
fered during the week
VEAL CALVES.
Are in fair dsuaud, though scarcely high figures
as last week f-w bringing lie, the msjority selling
A. lO9iOhc II In good flesh Common calves worth
ss9c One broker reports sales Of 4 at Ella u each
Receipt. have fallen Of q tile bat prices remained
about a. week up Monday night viz So 80 &C
for ordinary fair sheep prime lots beng taken a.
There great change. however, on TUESDAY, when,
with ght supply hand. buchers all a. oneeseeued
10 contract sheep fever, and each wanted What
there were The holders put good lots up 10 and
and then divided them OF into ssa parcels. gsrg 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

cB Soldiers and Officers of the MORGAN RAIr
can get their PAY by calling at Blake's Military
Agency, or sending a Power of Attorney by
mail. Office No. 10 West Washington street
opposite Major Dumas U. 5 Mastering and
Disbursing Office. 27-Iw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

tE- Yesterday was another day of rain ris
unprecedented, 80 says the "oldest inhabi,ant. .
with whom We held commune yesterday. The
clerk OF the weather, after opening the food
gates, has certainly gone OF on bender and is
oblvious TO all mundane affairs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29
Capture 81 KIRBY smith and Party an
Mexico.

Nxw YoRk. July GA Brownsville letter O.
the 18th, to the New Orleans Times says
Kirby Smith and his entire party were captured
July <th, AZ Reedras, by the Governor of Sal
tillo. together with four pieces of artillery, 90(
rifles aud seventy Ave wagons loaded with am
munItion aud provisions. The officers and mer
were parOed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

t8- Cromp,on's Strawberry Balsam is Ger.
tain remedy for diarrhoa, dysentery, cholera
morbus. fux, heartburn, and all bowel com
plants. IL is entirely vegetable. A specific Tor
camp diarrh@a. Sold at Wholesale by Browning
& Sloan, indianapolis. : cod
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sesttng the Machinery OF vessels
App0tn meut

NV 1oRK. July 2c-The U0mmercIaIs
Washington special SAYS: Secretary Welles has
ordered comparative test between the machinery
Of the Algonquin sud the Winosska, at the
wharf in New York. under board Of ex,nin-
ers
The President has fnally ordered Col. Web
ster to be commissioned as Collector Of Balti-
more
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sE-It would be cheering to once more behold
the prismatic bow arching the horizon Its pre-
sence would renes slipping faith. and assure
skeptcal ones that there Is no danger to be sp
pretended from another deluge.
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eS- rich growth of hair produced. the natu
raj color restored, mot Dyed and all diseases OF
the scalp. falling off. &c, cured by usiag Eu
reka." the infallibe hair restorative. Price
81 % per bottle Sold by all druggists.
j. F. SENouR,
Druggist. Bates House Block. Agent
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9E- Fence Posts, Scsntling. Shee;ing. &c
for sale at
2i-6 A WALLAcE's
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~ 10 consequences Of the ralns aud the high
stage Of the water 10 the river and creeks. IL
will be impossible for the contractors Tor street
improvements 10 fll their contracts
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tn There will probably be no reception to
day. The Eighty ninth regiment !. expected to
arrive today or TO morrow. and will be revewed
together with the Fourth Battery. the fret Of the
coming week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-29

t. We observe that the Metropolitan Theatre
u undergoing a general renovating. preparatory
To being newly decorated aud refurnshed Man
ager Riley is absen, on an Eastern tour. with his
lady
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~ The heavy aud continuous rains interiors
With building very seriously. and will delay the
completion Of many Improvements az early Al
was expected.
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CITY TT z ~ 8

lEAll street improvement work has been
suspended on account Of the rain