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N1EAbsCENES.

| a 1Ek'S CATHAkilC PILLS ARE THE
- mo- petect purr-uv- vhich We are ,tio
| 10 pioauce, OF ~Loh "" tlink hos over yet he,u
lnlte y an bo'v Their effects have AhunJal, ,
| shoyn TO the community hov much The tN1ei he
olunaly medicines n u'e. TLtF are "a, cad oas-
poPu ties stimulate the vita! ac..y, g. O. lie toG
ieL9'e lhe outi nc ions O. ia ogtgns, pa " tue
booi' ana txlci ri.oa'e. They ruilo out tho foul
huin9sA he. breed Md eros d.sirt ae. rtltpuiste
sieeisn or di'ordered oresns into ler n. urai Ic-
ton, ana imYiII hos. h. to4e viii pr,u-It 10 r
Whoio - ell. Not ouY ~ Tho. Gu 1, tlr a., &C.
ia. esh,piiAs Of eve bod. lut AGO formidable
pove iui e.lccls, tie are at Tho sainC lime iu d.
iaiSne do1es the ssiest 40 hes. paysio that can
are pe.ain to tlke and leIng pu.elT " e.nn.e rfe
ne oih ahy Iisk OF harm, CuIer have ltea made
men Of such exalted position and chaTactor a. 10
loiold Tue sup con OF untIuth. Many eminent
certify 20 tn pubic the eabi.y Of onr teneaies
Hhlle othefs have sint VA the gIsurance OF neir
SonVlcttloh tha' our P"pafa ,ons contribute m
ihehselN 70 inc reiei Of Cug Afflicted suG ding iol-
lo"-inen The GFent leloN named pie. tcd 10 fIf-
tons iOt The ute ami ce!tdcAC a. of their cure. Of
tue 10 loAi nL complain IL osuNeLe,s Biii,us
SGmplain,s rheumatism, Drops, Heartburn, Head
hoglld inaotion OF tie Boz els and Pain A1s,nT
lheleitqm, flatueney; Loss OF Appeti e. all lie,
eSet " men rcgulfe an evacuant medicine. They
also 10y purifying the blood and ttimuatng the rys.
tenn, cuie many comp alnts which II would not be
B..nduess, Neuralgia and Nervous hritabllity he
ianscueuts OF the Liver and Kidneys, t,out And
the ledy or obstruction of is iunciions. no NOT b.
put on ~ unpriac. ped dealers with other NJ pam
and @ aeS %st' RSSi . SR vent Ind
test aia there e Tor them and they should have It,
eye.yuhe E. AZ
A SURE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR
L lnte.npeTance, discovered by DR.. KING given
sfase Price H. Beware Of Imitation n o I'h .s e.y
ne ere sold only at ass Hudson st, cor Grove ST
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IiOHsEs. CARRIAGES. &c

a HORSE SINGLE TRUCK AND HAIR
nee for s'lc IN food order Enquire at IA
Wet 9Th a., or 81 VI, eckerst. 81
4 ARRlAGES, WAGONS AND HARNESS
lo' SAFE, large stock Of rOck-vavs, e1tensiou and
hhibp bfcti lurIie-, rroceIs, exp anu business
sFons and I'd hand w. or selli9e o. ~ Nevius 1t,
ILOkgn. ~
EOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD HORSE
and cart with nc root work of sto e. Cad
mtl Beaver 81. koseon tor s,ing. the owner 10 90
Ing South. 90
House SHOERS wANTED-i FIREMAN
Aani foo men, st 25 McNhorter ~. NesatI y
D. None but good GeGdy rOrkueu need appy 25i
HORSES FOR SALE--4 HORSES SI'TTA-
lie toy any Kind OF businep, will be sold cheap
inquire "a the grocery store cor cod a. and NVf.
" ave BtooNlyn. A.to a Wagon suitable Tor am
hiu ~ buslhen $50
HORSE AND WAGON-STEAM ENGINE
To- inle very low good horse. pcdI.,'swG-
ton ,u'tAut or dry goods, code tpices &c, or city
OF county, ol single OF double team one q. bose
10Th st. ~ wv y W.
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Too Late lOr Classification.


pENLGN-sut ienly, en- Friday evenlnr, at his late
residence, lIJih -, bet. 81 and 4th Ayes, ID ME-
Le' IA. IA the o5th cat u h!s age.
hot.oe o iauersl hereafter. 80
sc LLf--on Frid'y evening, July 2ist, Mary
S'dl !, Astd yosrs ana IL Ia uth-.
lie ie.A,.Nes apd uituis ave especially invited
y aitou1 toe h.neiaL on SA'urdsy, Jul, g2d, nom
tue 'etldtnce 81 he pa,cnt bdth ~. uid sd ave SIS
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MILITARY.

A IL OvERNMENT, STATE AND Local
"a louutie.cs g hsG by app.y lag to HIGGINS 4
o., lIb lOik It. Brooklyn, and I and New Cham
ters, near Chatham .. New York 9I5
s NEW LAW-SOLDIERS WOUNDED
In tue line OF IN " or their heirs, art EMIT ed 10
BOUNTY. Lttt EEl :, HOFFMAN co. " Park
Eot, Iimrs bui4ius, NcN York. $50
NOTICE To DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
wing b,l established tor over tLleo y, ars In
collecting e clA.fes vi claims, We have cOnpete ar-
Tun mems for ,etlng accounts oil soldiers who have
iteI orchNgud un partial oesci pty nrt-, prisoners
o. va l- ahtei OF Iountie' state bonnii,s AMI III
o,hnl .rs -tatt. Advance made. Information
giatis ir ? ons p.ocurea. Back pay and bount, Tor
hc.ls Of Dc cas- d : lu.ers. l.. BROWN a co, Bank
CIR, PARK Pace. a6l
'HO DISCHARGED SOLDIEES-lMPORT-
L Gat-ou !.es l.s,hlI ed apoa la tinl Cuec ID, We
l,s,s, uu eCe wing Tut potion o. thei- pc and
toDHi}, should Apply cr tie balance ~ the Titled
4,ts Amy and claim euoy, No. " Beet ser It.
caifo o. Crorby, New YORK CITY. y. h.-Appica-
tlvas al be- uale by letter. 4iO
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THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COLORS
Il the Hair, Nhizkers and Aoustachc beautiful
black o. brown. II consists Of only one preparation
Color VIII rot fade OF vush out. only 81 cent? hoy
sold by BARNES, II FsEk Row, ind hELMBOLD,
5ei Broadway. 43l
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Personal NOTICES.


Az INFORMATION CONCERING MARY
tlCOCHAN, sstet-in-ls- 10 MICHAEL McDOtN-
hGH rho emil iated TO this county in Last sepem-
be-, vii he thankfully received by PATRICK
LSTRANGE' No. 10 " Arlington Of. 316
INFORMATION WANTED OF EDWIN
4 HEWITT. When last heard from vas IN Borden
town, New Jertey. Any Information that csn 10
fiven OF HE y ere bouts viii he thankfully received
~ hstster, MARIA CLARCK, at - New Canal ct,
New York ctv.
MISSING-MARY HAYES, IL YEARS OF
Ava ae, lett home Nedn sdsy. the Iglh instaut;
nAd on ed siriped calico Dies and hitc ApIou.
Any intoTInAt on Of her Ill be kindly received By
per i4thet. JOHN HAYES, ~ No fest. Ia
NOTICE - THE NEXT OF KIS or
t''EOkiE NJ. LAMP, master mariner, v no died
"a huttiIa and whtte family supposed ~ reside
IN forkvle viii hear Of something TO their adVan-
tse hy apr Inc 70 JOHN W. BENNETT, Al Park
Row room %, tr'. ]! and ?. AZ
TIVE OWNER THAT LEFT The Machinery
at 81 Ninth ave is r,gucstcI 20 call aud tate Il
away ant pay stortge. before toe IA VI Aucust or
Y viii he sod 10 pay storage. GEO. X HAHN 611
Ninth ave
THOMAS BROWN CAME OFT FROM
- the Odd Coun 'ry here tho 18th Of July lie csne
nom New Market near CantuIk. in the County
Cox. lie wsnte TO find out john DALEY. ne
llVes IN NeE lolt or in BtOOklyn John Dtley's are
ls ~ gcaf.. he will md THOMAS BROW in No
- NMhiucton ~. = GOfb. 10
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STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR COZ
- zeLL. West Point Cornwall, Newburgh, Milton.
POughkeepsie and RondouL from loot OF DesbTosses
sLevery atierno9a except spnssyi ~ "a O'clock. W.
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SaAik'l'aNSs.

SiS 50 south street.
DASS SAGE TO AID FROM GREAT
l. ELllAIN AND IRELAND, III
STEAMSHIP ANp SAILING PACKET,
Al EEDl CED PRICES.
DTr'ls available throughout Highland, INLAND, aud
scotland.
rallcs sshing TO en-a.e passage, cent for their
friends or euilt uOne, to tnc ola couutIy, can 40
20 a. tne lowest rates b. apply -
9e3 81 south .trtst
pASSAGE iROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
AM Lonlon-By .he OLA Black Str Lac.--For
l.Neipo,, l.e JOHN BRl illI sails on june Ssh
or LOu.Uh lie RHINE, sails on June 2ttn.-
10. ps4Seagply to W iLLlA.as GIION, ~ sutton
n, JJ6
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
,CPuuL.-PLSNslLNA calls SATURDAY July
18th, CABIN pissuge e9 steeTage so payable IN cur
reney. AgpYto WILLIAMS GGioN, ~ B:oad-
way. 3H
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NEw YoEg, July ).
Cotton 49950c for midding.
Flour &c lower; at S. 1908 80 for extrs
state: Sc 40d6 50 Tor extra round hoop Ohio, and
Sc 55(Q7 65 for trade brands. Rye -four quiet
Corn meal dull
whisky 81 os@a 10 for western, and 50 IL
for refined
wheat-Winter red western 81 35fl 80
Chicago Spring 81 26@l ~; Milwaukee clut
81 270l %; amber Michigan 81 Al Rye dull
Corn 76@75 for new mixed western, gOc foI
kiln dried. 70@75c for unsound and soc foi
white. Oats 69@7Oc for western.
Coffee dull. Sugar uscavado lll6@l2c
M,lssses dull.
Wool dull.
Petroleum dull at Csc for crude. So = d53t y,
for refined in bond aud 1917 @73ts do tree
New mess pork $50 00@25 W &2J 25@2J u
for '63-'6l. do cash aud regular way. closing al
&25 10 for cash. Sic 80 for prime, and ST.
GOALS 80 prime meas Plain mess beef $40 W
al %; estrs mesa. &i9 0001i6 90: beef hama
97M27 5Dc Cut meats; 1lMl4o for shoulders
aud l7@9lc for hams. Bacon: l5i4@lsA'
Tor Cumberland cut: iJtso for long ribbed. an,
iaMli1ac Tor short ribbed
Lard lbte@lDt.e Butter, 90@2lo for Ohio
aud 26ta35c Tor state. cheeae pa l5lse, Hie'
dull,
sss roas sosKr sAaKsf,
Nav YoaK, July 3.
Money, easy al 46f5 per cent, Sterling II
fair request a, l0sA@lOpi4 for frat elias
bill. Gold opened Al 81 ~, aud elosed a
81 5Dk
Stocks easy
L.rra,-0od closed at Galagher's Erehang
to p,ght at 81 s9ls
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Saturday, the 29th day of July, 1885,
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday, the , n
~ day OF July, 1885, al ooolock. A. will offer io
at public auction, the late residence Of John
whiteside, deceased, In Lawrence Township, Marion
County Indiana, near Lanesville In said Township th'
following personal property Of sad deceased not tasei
by the widow, to-~it;
Horses Cows, Hogs and sheep, one set o. Pump Tools
plows, hsffews and Farming Utensils. Household am
Kitchen Furniture.
Tsars -on eli Gums under three dollars, cash In hand
credit Of twelve months will be given where the smguh
exceeds three dollars the purchaser IN such shsi
give his note. waving valuation and sppfssement laws
with approved security justrH WhluHT,
js2gswat Administrator.
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OFFIcE-Souh side Public Square, Corin9
ton, Indiana.

VNHE Company holds by lease, and in fee, abou
II twenty thousand acres Of the most select Goa
lands in Western ludana bordering both sides Of the
Wabash river Maps Of these lands may be seen at the
Office of the Company, in Covngton, Ind at the office Of
VIM Dale No - Park Place. y L. City, at tue Office oil
Hon. j. X Coi1roth, Huntington, indiana, and at the
Office of Roach 4 Mcdonald, lndi Annapolis.
A reference to the report Of the Hon. David Dale
Owen late state GeolUgist, will show that these lands
situate in the midst OF the finest coal fields OF the
State, Astounding also In salt, iron and other valuable
mineral substa
Near the mouth OF Coal Creek where the Company
large quantities OF lands salt water has been discovered
equal In quality TO the hanawha. This water was pro-
cured some IS years ago by boring, after the On
ondaga salt finding way down the Wabash and hris
Canal Mr.. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself un
able 10 compete with IT, abandoned the manufacture. In
hia boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove g. have been coal oil
Those lands all lie IN close pfox nifty to the Wabash
and Ers anal. some of them upon its banks.
Mr.. John acMsnomy, the business agent OF the com
pany has returned from tour OF observation OF the o
regions Of pennsy ccnvin d that the lands leased
by the company In Fountain and parke counties. has
fn the raj formation of the country aud the
surface Indications present themselves, sohg analogy
ia the oil aud mineral substances found French
Greek, rennsylvenia, where the greatest quantity ans
the most valuable oil IL found MI McManomy has puf
chased for the company the most approved machinery
with all the fixtures necessary for operation, aud Il pre-
pairing W tn experiences wofkmen the speedy develop
uf the hidden treasure ~ the lands u the company
All the indiesa Of coal oil found ~ local tee where
ealtles ~ The lands Of The Company anufdlhE ever,
rational prospect Of success The company thinks un
necessary 60 make any other 10 he ehaaete
Of the and ether than the report aud referred 10
fO0 900 ~ the stock, being g0uu shafeH IL propose,
by the company 90 DO offered N the market AZ hal
lie par value being ga per share, Tor the purpose
aiding The Company IN speedy development, ~ tho
lands apfaasdAwH
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/, In command Of this department until the return
| Of General Sclo6eld.
POLITICAL SINNERS
There is . gres, rush of political sinners C
Governor Holden for pardon. He has appoinset
j. I. Hughes Mayor Of Nevbern.s
DEPARTURE or THE rroeA.
BKIFAsr, NE, July 5.-The United State.
steamer Tisgs. Lieutenant Com mander Whiting
sailed yesterday for the eastern coast of Maine
She will return in few days.
REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT.
Vim. Hutchins, OF Penobscot, the only re
naming veteran of the Revolution residing in
New England. participated in the celebration
yesterday at Bangor. His mind remains clea,
and health good.
MORE PARDoSs.
WAsHISGros. July 5-About 40 applications
TOT pardon were granted to-day. OF which lOO
we're from North Carolina, recommended BY
Gov Holden
THE PREsIDESTs HEALTH.
There is marked improvement in the health
OF tie President to-day. He. however. still keeps
bis room, and, adhering to the advice Of bis ply
sicians, receives no visitors.
THE coSsPIRAroRs.
There is reason to believe that final action has
been taken by the Executive on the findings and
sentence of the conspirAtors and the result will
soon be promulgated.
DISCHARGED PRISONERS.
The number of prisoners discharged under
General Orders, No. l09, current series. from
the Office of the Commissary General of Prison
ers, as far as has been reported, up to July Sd,
was as follows: Captains, LOG; lieutenants,
1852: noe commissioned officers, 5. $50; privates,
80, 1876; total, 1876
FAuLKSRR NOT PARpoSED.
There is the best authority for contradicting
the report that G. J Faulkner has been pardoned
by the President, who has not yet acted in the
case; therefore, ali that has been published 10
premature
INDIANS SUING FOR PARDON.
Delegates to the number of seventy -four, from
the Indian tribes in hostility to the United States
during the late rebellion. are on their way TO
Washington with the object of making treaties
of perpetual peace and of being reinstated in the
rights and benefits which they forfeited by taking
up arms in behalf of the insurgents.
PRESIDENT JgAREz
The official paper Of the Columbian Govern
ment, formerly New Grenada, recently published
decree issued by the Columbian Congress, de-
claring Juarez of Mexico has deserved well OF
be evinced in defence of the Independence and
freedom fhis country. They regard his virtues
and patriotism as affording an example to the
Columbian youth. The decree also provides
that the portrait of Juarez shall be placed in the
National Library OF Bogata. with suitable inscrip-
tons
PATENTS ISSUED.
One hundred and forty patents we're issued by
the Commissioner of Patents on Monday.
MORE SOLDIERS DISCHARGED.
General Augur has issued an order for the dis
charge of the One Hundred and Eleventh and
Twenty eighth Pennsylvania. and Thirty-third,
and Thirty fifth New Jersey regiments.
DEATH OF A SURGEON.
Surgeon B. B Stevens, of the st. Elizabeth
Insane Asylum. in this neighborhood, died to
day of typhoid fever. His remains will be sent
to New Hampshire
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

A CAnp To Colonel Eb,n W kimbsH, Bsg
tniifd States CommissioHtf, --su=-l wss We
meas Ia osse before you yesterday. sheteln you
vent ~ laf as TO question my yefaeiiy ~ speak
the truth under oath, simply because ! an a
Catholic. You asked me tho question: Are
you Catholic" | answered am" You
said YOU had Catholic iiibla IA your Office,
looking al the same time 10 the Iopmosl Aheli OF
your library, aud appealing 10 him Who brought
the case before you II he desired | should be
sworn on the Catholic Bible la your possession.
| ask by What right did you impugu OF doubt my
oath or testimony, because VAS not sworn on
Catholic blblsf T. H.
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Accident tn the Presidenrs Car-Sey.
craf Persons Injured.

BALTIMORE, July 5.--A serious accident oc
Cured to the Presidents car yesterday evening
about o'clock, at the Baltimore Depot of the
North Carolina railroad The train consisted OF
the engine and Presidents car, and had just ar.
rived from Gettysburg, when, owing to mis-
placed switch, il ran into the end OF a freight
train standing on side track Although the
speed OF the train was much slackened. several
OF the party in the Presidents car were injured
Senior Bfoonsge, the CHILEAN Minister and G. J
Haipin, who read the poem at the Gettysburg
celebration, were severely cut about the head
Colonel Simpson, Of the Eighth Army Corps
j Chew, State Department: F. II. Milton
Executive Mansion, and l.. L. Crounse, of the
New York Times. were slightly injured. The
car was somewhat injured, hut not enough TO
prevent II from proceeding to Washington. The
accident was the result of carelessness on the
part OF the switch tenders
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

REG II HeI,kam. merchan tailor. No. IL
North Illinois street. nearly opposite the Bates
House ~ 49, know from personal Inspection
displays upon bis counters the most elegant nnd
beautiful goods Tor summer wear, he' more
over, iashonably iabrlcaies them 10 superior
style. NJ reduced prices. according To the order
of any gentleman Who may call upon hlm: he'
kams stock OF furnishing goods. also, Is pee
eminen,y worthy OF the attention OF every indi
yidual Who desires TO appear 10 public in geo
leeI and dignihei manner We renew our pre-
sioas sugee-tion--,a il on Hsitkam. 26-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

SUNDAY ScHooL CELFBRATfoS AT CAsTLEToN -
There wasa Sunday School Celebration OF the
Fourth. at Csstleton, In this county. on Tuesday
The exercises OF the day consisted In the reading
OF the Declaration OF Independence by DR. J j.
Rocker. late Surgeon of the Eleventh Indiana.
aud orations by several individuals The affair
throughout WAS one of the most pleasant that has
ever taken place la the county aud lie success. is
indebted to ~ Rocker aud Capt Negley. ptin.
ripally. who we're the Mafshals OF the DAY The
music was furnished 10y 9. W HUE Band.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

By TELxsRAyR.
cincinnati Market.

Ct0CbHnHti uHFkct.
CINCINNATI. July 5.
Flour dull; Superfne S. 25; extra SIS 5OG
IS, and family Sc 0O@7 IS.
Wheat. red 81 2O@l 80; white 81 So. Oats
Gle. Corn-Yellow 75c, soc for white, and
60@62c for ear. Rye 60@63c Barley ST. log
20 Oats 60@6lc.
Whisky dull; small sales at s. O5.
Mess pork sold at S24@25 OOc; Bulk meats
l3@l31a for shoulders. l415c for sides anc
hams are held at 14@l7 for smoked, 1926
for plain. aud 24@25c tor sugar cured.
Lard lSc.
Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Sugar l3@l7c Coffee 2S632c. Moasse;
81 2O@l %. Butter 24@26c. Eggs 25@26c
Hay duh at $l2@l3 for soft and sl5@l6 for
hard pressed on arrival
Petroleum Refined free 6S@70c.
Silver 81 90. Gold 81 80.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

fE-Odscers 6nsl s@daviss TO obtain pay are
prepares aud taken by Captain Thomas Madden.
Notsry Public. at j. W BIske's Military Claim
Agency. He is always in the Office. and prepared
20 take ell kinds Of Acknowledgements.
Col Blske's War Claim Agency. has added to
the list Of competent clerks Mr.. Durfeld. late of
the claim firm OF Dur6eld L Hess. He has no
equal in the city in mrkIng up Quartermss,ers'
and other officers accounts Army officers will
please drop in. Opposite Major Dunn's United
States mastering and Discussing Once. next to
Masonic Hall, Sheets Building. l-lwd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

cAap AT the "a OF July meeting OF the City
Council Me- kappes. a German, offered teso'
luton that the notices to contractors, ~ the
German papers be discontinued, pleading that a
man had 40 right 20 be contractor until he had
learned the English language. We, citizens OF
indianapolis, would 70 pectiully ask Nc ksppes
in particular. aud the public 10 general, whether.
by tho same logic, a man has the right 10 hold
an Office ~ Councilman before he can speak
perfect Englishi MANY okaAANs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

PoLIcE MArTERs Thomas Cassidy, Frank
Dckey. Thomas Griffith. Michael Hogart, Chss
johnson. j s. Kline, Lemuel Martin. John Nc
Kensey, John Weldenower and Thos. McNamara
were each drunk. and paid 50 and costs apiece
Abram Carrahan and Francis Bowman were
in the same condition. but having invested their
cash 10 dead shot. they found themselves in the
presence of the Mayor, dead broke. in financia
ptrlance in consideration whereof they went tC
Jail.
Jennie Martin. Joseph Hagen aud EIjaf
Haley paid 50 apiece for disturbing the peace.
Hattie Edmonds was a wandering prostitute
She isn't now as much as she was. la Jail thirty
days, was the sentence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

Tux LOYAL LEAGuE-We understand that
the Loysl Leaguers met in State Council yester
day. WHAT excuse apology for such a secret
political organization at this time? There must
be something weak or rotten in a party hvving
the ascendency. TO rescf~to such agencies for its
perpetuation. We understand that the principal,
If not only motive, in continuing the league, is
the hope. on the part of some aspiran,s, that it
may be able to control the official patronage OF
its party That's the Alpha and Omega of Re-
publican politics.
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The Fourth at f8angor-Indian Re.


BANGOR, ME July 5-The celebration here
yesterday was great success, 80 900 people be-
ing present. The Grafton. delivered by Hon.
Hannibal Hamliu, was able and eloquent. A
novel feature of the celebration was an Indian
regatta. ia birch canoes, With pcddlcs; distance
one mile and third The canoe Gen Grant
won the first prize, aud tie Gen. Sheridan the
second. Time made the ifst beat, 7:%5. and the
second heat 4 minutet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

PurLrsH,ns' AND EDlToKs' CONVENTION "A
Convention of the Publishers and Editors OF this
State. viii be held 10 this city. at the Council
Chamber, on Thursday, the tth inst. IL u hoped
that full attendance will be present. az
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

ErRrKA l-TnE lTAlLlnLe HAR RnroRa
rIyE Decidedly the best article tor restoring
grey hair 10 is natural color (not dying curing
all diseases Of the scalp, preventing the haif
from falling of. giving it softness aud gloss
that nothing else can produce Price 81 wv per
bottle Sold by all druggists
J r. Senour druggist. Bates House Block
agent cod n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

% Governor Morton delivered address a
the Tippecanoe Battle Ground on Tuesday, from
whence he returned yesterday, looking travel
worn and as though he had relieved himself Of
stupendous effort in the way OF an address tC
the congregated sovereigns We hope O. p. VI
will be himself again before any great lapse oil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

~ A FIRE occurred yesterday morning near
Carlisles Mills, on Washington street. The
building was occupied as notion and grocery
store. and the estimated damage is 81 500, with
$500 insurance in the Home Insurance Company
of Lafayette There was also stable burnt at
the same time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

CRIcKEr.-The Indianapolis Cricket Club gave
q public exhibition at Camp Shsnks on the
Fourth. Considering that everything was new
and Il was the frs, experiment, the bowling and
batting was very good. We understand that il
is the intention Of the Club to have two games
week Practice makes perfect
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-06

PnitAprlraiA. July -in tho cossens Ia.
beas corpus case. 10 das. Judge Thompson. Of
the Supreme Court OF Psensy lvania. ordered the
release OF corseps aud delivered an opinion that
he right Ut the President 10 suspend the writ Of
hsoeas corpus Il only given 10 him by Congress
dnfing the eontnuauoe OF var