Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3512, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1862 — Page 3

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In referent r tu tic I 'ort Uojal jililii.n we fiifl the follow in' item In tlii Wi-hlntmi AUthM ft Iii Cilicitti! Commrrcivl aixl (itxrttf: ... I'rirM Icttrr from IVrt UojnI ar tint the Mislition 1 4 In a great incuru :i fulure Much "f thj n.ttoii hurive-l tiuM J.ie Lwi n.irrl if it Ii i l.ceu liken in liui. The CiiM.iu:int Cutntntre'njl, of Tuivly, (r-tnlnT,; Pirn: Tin Inrt!;;uiri Cnitntttce tn;k fnme r! rjo J.-'t'rJdjr in rt'iciTi.ce tu Jt--c 1. Uri-ht' letter, hih, it ill l ifineinhrml, iinIu-Htfl liitu with ilia fc'i'i ' Hivjni;it. Tho Com iu:ttr, iijHiii ih (uc'iMinit uf their l.tbum h'ie, p'K cI to ltiii.ville 'Hi'! Cliicj'o. i Cut ir Uonut. (tn McCIcIImu h 1.4 ilerilel ti allow the C"''M!N if niv.ilrv rriwient-i tlie tlioire letwecn ?i'ieviti!c nttJ all.jutltic tredtniuit of their trMn. llehiuj-tclf emj)r the loruirr. A letter in the Nahtillo Union, from Lieut Col. Hoiter, of the ImJiita, twj "the ni tr.iranre of thuKJl Iamfnt.il.Te. TLelrclothci tirely linfig nnt tLem. S. forlorn U their np. rnruitr thnt the-'r rngi, in an umucntiomh! quarter, ha plven them a name significant of a JUtCllt." The 45th regiment at Gni1ieu, Cl. K.1U now numljvr inen. . . ' The New Alb.inr Isd-jtrot Decemher 2Jtli ij!: "Col. JtrHll.iml' cavalry .regiment enetnid in- the- neighltothooil of Greenville last niht. Col. IJ. lu gtiiio to Louisville for orders. They will probably pass through the city to inortw. , Th eqrtipmcnU are "expected by railroad thiA eveuitig. Uir.aTUBE ok Tin FoRTirni Inmajo Yesterday fffternoon thU g.-ilUnt corps broke up their encsmpmcnt nc.ir this city, and took up the lino of mirth for the peat of war. The gallant l.t. Col. Blake, and all the othrr o&cers, commurioncl and non-commissioned, inclnding privates, aprenre-l like glorious Iloosierd, marching forth to ?ntain the glory of the sfar-ppanglcd b.itjncr. ThU reginient. e uiulcrotaml from thecacipsurpeoi4, left sixty six back, down with the mcaeleL No better regiment has left the State thjn thii, and A4 an evidence of the intelligence of

lhi who cumjo?e it we u:sI-r.-tand that over

3C0 lcttcs wrire mAUL f-om the camp in two days. We predict for this raiment, xidcr Its

gallant otlicers, brilliant cari",

in od ft imliii, tire iniu-l U attend. Cm Run Kikii I w, Secretary.

fh" G iven.or Wright arrive! in the city on Saturday, und i loppiii nt the reidrnce of M4 on. No. V) North MtTidl an ftteet. We undf-r stand that the (overnor will make IndianajKjli hi hörn for the pte-ent. Hin eulogy upon Douv'la w ill be delivered on Tuenday, the 7th, or Veliieday the fth of Jmmiry. K u Sam:. The Kinpitt Saloon 1.4 ('iTenii fr Kale by the proprietor, KMleiV'k I5eel, Kmj. This i one of the tnont eligible ftand, in the ritv. cen1 tral anl popular, und any one deiroiM of enpiin in the yaloon bu-iise-4 could not do better than to ptrrchae it. The l'Jth L b. JUv'dar.-i appear'! on Wiihintoii Kteet yetenlay on lreji piirade. The :-eti mid tlie ollirer Iuki manifii-ently and all m an hed with the te oly ytep of veterar.i. The band lc!oiiin to thia leiment is one of the lc?t that ever marched before patriot.-. r?;" All who tired bread will call at No. 2? Eat Wahinton Ktrcet, next i!oor to S. A. Fletcher' Hank, on New Vear4d.1v. iit

(iitLAT Hum-Tiov in ruui. Sol. Moritr. inforin;! us that ow'm to the latency of the season nnd the general dullne- huccetlin: the lioliiliiyi, the firm U alout ili.ji.ifig of it.4 heavy ortd.4 comprising all Korti of overcoats from $'.20 and $2.'. Cloth.4, cassiincre, vestings, and an infinite assortment of piece gotnlM of all kinds may be found nt this establishment to suit the taste of the Most fastidious. The cutter of the firm is acknowledged to be A No. I, and gentle men wishing to replenish their wardrobe will find it to their advantage to call at M'ritz, Uro. A; Co. No. 3 Kt Washington street. 30 lw

Wm. ii. Frisch, or vnr l.i-aii. Akvlvm AxftRsTKD. Thi unfortunafif individual, who hive.4 a cart for the benefit of the inmates of the .Tndiana Asylum for the Iuaiie, wa arrested the other day, by our indcf.it ip&Ju City Marshal, for !riTin on the fidewalk. The insane and melancholy Mr. French had nome trading to do at Andy Wallace's CTocery, and, lalwing under a hallucination, conceived that he was a privileged character. He wa brought up standing und fined, ami the fine he hrvl to pay and the costs also. Thereat the Hon. Andy Wallace, who sells all the groceries to the Lunatic Asylum, ha? become indignant, as a patriot who is putting money in his 1 ck k et dailv duriuz thes-e war times ouiiht

tit 1 it unit im 14 ninviiif hMTPn in I P.irtn an? ' J

the Common Council to difplace the City Mar-

Nrws Deidt. Mrs. Thomppon, who for several years has had a news stand in the PostofTice. has fitted up and opened an establishment admirably adapted for the business, on i'ennsylvania f trcet, one door north of Odd Fellows' Hall. At Mrs. Thompson's News Depot may be luund the New York Daily HrraU, the Illustrated Weeklies, all the Monthly Magazines, the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Dailies, envelopes, note and letter paper, pens, pencils, inks, and all the current literature of the day. For the accommodation of h-?r customers Mrs. Thompson will keep for sale postage stamps and stamped envelopes. We can recommend Mrs. .Thompson's News Depot as a great puUic convenience. 31-dJw Bowling ano Billiar Saloon. The under signed has recently refitted and re-decorated his lowling and billiard saloon, on Georgia street, east of the Farmers' Hotel, and respectfully thanking the public for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, pledges himself to endeavor to merit a continuance of their favors. His saloon is one of the most elegant ami quiet places of resort in the city. dt T. C. Wright.

hh.il. Mr. City Marshal was elected by the people and has but performed h4 duty in the premises. He, therefore, we should suppose, defies the Hon. Andy Wallace, who sell groceries for the Insane Asylum; and he probably thinks that, if the free and independent voters ef Indianapolis ever have an opjiortunity hereafter to express their sentiments w ith regard te that gentleman ihey would send him to tlie Insane Asylum aloiig with Wm. M. French who drives a cart.

I.iKi vsapoi is, Octnhrr 6, Dr. C. W. Hob ack Dear Sir: 1 hive usod ynr Blood I'uriSer for a nervous aflection. from which I have sutler ed much at times. While it is pleasant to the taste, it certainly has ah pp eflevt upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks for your kind regards, and believe me Yours, J. W. T. cMi'llln. Vlgro Count- Democratic Convention. In pursuance of tin? call of the Executive Com miltce cf tho Democratic party of Vigo couniv, the convention met at Terre Hnute on the Ith of December. Is.uuh I) r.ham, of Pierson, was caTcl to tho chair, and John 11. Iii.-Iey was apjoiutcd Secretary. Cul. Cookerlv moved the adoption of the following resolution: Res'And, That the Democracy of Vigo county have but one i;istructiv.ti to &ie to tlie delegate

nvention. It is tins: ote tor

Mapame Ana Humor's Concekt. Masonic Hall was filled last uight by an appreciative audience to welcome this tjuecn of Song. Her

and the entertainment throughout was in the ! apiointcd at the c

highest order of art. The entire audience were ') ,l Rl 151 for I ulYc otlire as the candidate of the i

, , -r . 1 r . I I'emncratie rartT of n.i;na, w tio Is not in tavor "ratified, and tltev tuanifestel it bv freiuent ap- i- r'.i to . .1 1 praiiwu, uu t ol the Linon of the AnuTican States in the bonds plause and encores. We never heard so clear a j i concord and hrotlierly loe as our lathers made voic as that of the M.idaui. It rivalled the j it. against tho ue nf niliUry power to Mubrert sweetest bird note in its warblings. Slgnor ; t!lc of the South, ag a:u.-.t the arming ,, , , , of negroes anl the e m.w.cmat.on of slaves as a Scgum is uuajvalltd a A Uintone vocal- ; miUt ,ry r H,it,p ..UCi:v r We here declare ist, and he sang some choice pieces. Signor j that tlie preservation of the Union should heron

Soie&K is a finished pianist, and alded much to ! tided alone t the hite people ol the United i 1- . . 1 .1.... 1. . 1 -ti - . -

the entertainment by his admirable playing. The concert will be repeated to night, jositively for t!e lat tiru, at Msouic Hall, and we advise er-

ervbody to attend who c.ta appreciate artists of the bighet oni" of itsturnl nl cultivated talenL

St..tes aiil that they cm and will maintain it.

Aide arivl patriotic f;eeches were m ide in its support by Co!. C.H.kerly. Col. Dowling and thers. Tlie resolution was tlien unanimouilr atj ted. Tlie eoiuioatco aj.M.intisl retun.od the following list of delegate-, to-wit; Delegates Peter Hulso. Joscnh H. CnnVk. J.

. Uj'e. II. 1 Olt-oll. ii. V. Cookerlv

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MrrworoLiTA Hall. -This, New Year's night 1 ng, j. B. O'ey, B. H. Comwell, 11. "W. Hanni, j will Ikj preoftitci national diann, writtejj ex- F. Baiersdorf. rre-.dr for tlv.s' theattr, tntitlcil the "Southern . Alternate-.!, pnyne. J. A. riion. A. Ste- ' , . , ,1 , , , ., phcuson. L. Pound, SM uk. J. M. ToiUrt P Bullion." whuh wdl be produced w.th f.ew Shar.r..;i, .1. Kmdom, Sr., J. H. Blake. J.' K scenery by the iiwra. table artiat T. B. Glcssmg. . Ki-ley, (i Kei.-s. :

which is a guarantee of its correctncfs.

The ' Hon. D. . oo.hces shil art as clnirra ui ot I .V 1-1- -.! ..

if . ; .;iecieaiion.

ct'injny arc it1 i - m r jictuhic wui do full justice to the characters assigned them.

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We know they can. Mlj Maeurthy wid Uy an I ton on tlie Mh of January, shall re regarde as I Itiidi ivandicre, finging several sorg, and Felix delegates; whicii.motion ws tariieil. ; A Vincent - " tinker. In addition, that I tVCl,!" ,n,JM,l.I,.,;U tI:0 A from ; . , th.s c.'iintv N 11 tnirted to vote n a nr.it ntm ! c:.er actor Mr. J . W . Albaugb. togcth.T w.Ui , ,n ,j,ieftion arising iu O.e Convention, whi- h ! !lsrs. Hamdnu. Ashmer. Htght, White. Mad- J motion as cnrieil. and the !e!ciion s in -j n n-s IW. Ashler. Jlc. in fa all tie coununv t ISAIAH DOXH AM. President. !

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Wl spy-ear. e c.' 1 assure inoe wno sees an

B. H. Corne?i Esq . moved that all Dem--

! crats Irom this countv who shall I at the Conven

ening' rationl enjoyment that the Metnpoli-

iti Is the place to firI it.

S.tn Acciprsr. Mr. Patrick Dirgue went to 1 011 the fltjor ia his own hou-e at Acton, night

frc Utt, an.1. gettiug up abvut 1. o'chnk for a . t'onxcntiou at Indiau ir-jiis cu the of Janu

ink of water, fell into the nre and was bnrnod sry next.

leith. He leaves a widow and several small I 1 ,,t w'in5 n uneU gent. emeu were ap

Vinüerbiirfc toiinl)- Urniorratic Con.

Trntlon. . ' 1 la pursuai.e of puUio notice, a mevtin? of the j Democracy of Vanderburg county was held at j tlie Court house in Evansrille, on SatuMav the f

I 2ih inst., to applet delegates t attend the State

! noiuted: '

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Delegates .John A. Keitz, th:ulcs Jlarnnir-

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We note saies yesieruay ut t.t t) iit ! n lJ i1 ' 1 (nuncer. in. H. klusiuan. ueonre N . rincii.

h lor heavy nighu iwLt Inig Liuught j Jthu Betu-. John C. Sucer. and J. W. Bich

Li. There tr.s l;o an? mtit n in the m trket i ardson.

tu, arrivals were liwiteil. Some .r.(JfO i Uutuigtnts G. . Mc Bride. Chnst'oui Hod

Some .r,0X) j

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J have tecij slaugUteril l ti.i rait up U

Jerick. Bffl. Nume, Ie

wist C. Stii;on. II. .

John

t Hawkins. John Hogue, Lciot Cilvvrt, I Ihney, Wrn. H. Walker. John'll. Soitt.

K Au old building burnt w.J.irnirH UKV sTIVvov iwv

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street, üear the Canal, l.t-t right.

(ir.tvrii, W. lNkMN, Sec'y.

'I Ippermtoe I niitiiv iieinoerutlo Cnen 1 !n rh Dii r'-y of 1 ij ;(-1 to e toi.nt v he' I n I'oniention in I.i'f ijrtte on Stii' liy 1).;. 'J-th, I"r t'ie purpooe of Rpiiiiting ile'e.'-it- to t!' St fe Cum i ti'i. ri t l held nt In nm;o'i. on thr H(l, d J.litHry - ' Jidiii Lilly Jrr;dcd, with L. S H iMiüg n SiTirUiry. A foiiiiniltee of oi.r fluni roh loa 1. ddp as spjv'Utnl, to M'Jrt I liAHifi of li legitv to the S'fe' ('tjiti.tri.fi, wIni letxuti"! tlie folhtiti iMgst.r: . f Sl.'lhdd and iVtrjO. Ihidi; alt-rn dr. PrU r t iiiti.nirv . Nei and Kmdolph Jim T.iyhr, idictiMle, Jan44.Sit.klir. - -. ' Wwtii m .Turk-tin l. hrrrv;-It'Tti'tr, Wi!!i.'inlJok Tipj e. MiH.e and Wadiingtt.n John SI .w; nl terfMir, A. l'.itUi.on Wat. n atnl Mielby- I Ilig'ey, jr ; alti rn.itr,

'8g nipue 1.4it sin - M.' rniinfi,tHo:

Poi!,

Pairlull- It. S. II-tings Ji" Hill, L. B. Stoi kltiii. Jim l'i ttii; nlteriiate-, D. Hetliert, M. Arnberg, John Lilly, J. A. Mrctrr. S SPECIAL NOTICES. rUJ3IL,ia 2MOXICE,

MEDICAL.

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Of tho United States.

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TO vf 1.1 mix Ac nrtttrvriot. .o. m i:ut tVitstilnioii Mrrrff II or I fi-u ipoliitrd riit f"f llii t.f II It A I i: ! T t' S s I I. A ii I TH: M)MKliM I. liUAXI l.l'S, f r tlif nirr t f Vt.uj),, '4l t y.ir" Tlir..t, r.rah Vti, licfttiif . Irritation vt the I'vi.U and T-ni.l, ai4 I)inn-r of O f Lunrf-w 5!4 In luv l.rs IfnU., !, rt I afli. i.H.tAwly

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OAK HALL, NO. 2 WASMIMtTtiX AND X . 2 IIJ.IXOIS MS., Ilati' limine.

t'K FALL AXIi W1X1KH STOt'K VV KKAVF.US, CAMDUS, ( LOTI!.", MLLTOX'S CASSIMKKKS AND VKSTINtiSOl KVKKY (iltADi: AM HTYLK AS WEM. AS orilKAlJV-MAIK CUrTHIXC IOKMI1X ANI l'.OY'J WKAIt, IS NOW COMPLKTK. C.I.ASKR V 11 RATI IK IIS, lrop'$. R. fl. Mr.lA'U.U:. Cutfr. WAXTKIi CITY IHtDKKS At t!.- I.-Im-m n.nrkit ratrl,y U .M.Y. UII.KY,

iTiri-ii::iu K. WaariKtt.n itrw-t. 7"AXTKr-tLXTY tUMiKUS At tli- l.iffl.eKt nirkrt rats I y WM. Y. WILKY. Nu. lOJj V.. 'a.diiriKt"ii street. C1ITT OUDKIIS. Contractu will . mnJeatthist.ru-. for ailvcrtixin, i.vyalii In city or county onlrn at

par.

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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

American Express Company, ai tmk UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. OKHCK OX THK UORXK.l: OK WASIIXtJTÜXaXÜ Mfrttian t'tt!l, l:i li.oiM.li.s. , Tlirt'i daily Ksprrn to Xrw York; Two ttjtily K.xpr sMi to Cincinnati, mid Two ilatly Kxprete's to Chicago and M. IuU; Tlie al'uve 0n pawicü arc the only priviU'Kctl Expn sson th full. .wini; ri .!, viz: INDIANA CKNTRAU ' ' LAKAYLTrK A ClIICACn: IND.'ANAIXJLIS Si l'KUU; TKKKK HACTE A KICIIMONI); ' BLLLF.FONTAINK A 1NDIANAFOLIS. Mncy, piick.itrea, valnaldcg and freight carried with safety a:l lipatch, anl in charge ef hjn-clal and cfilcirnt Note, l.ilU nd DMfw will t- prnptlv ctllfcted and ready returns m.i.1. J. r.L'lTKKHKLI), A Rent.

ELECTION NOTICE.

Office Torre Haute nnd Itlcltmond llailroad t oniaiiy

Tr.Kitic Hactic, IV-ceinber 10, 1S61. fSlHK ANNUAL KUXTIOX KOIt MKKCTOUSOF THIS

Coiiiioii.y will be held at tlie iiflicf t.f tiie t'unipany,

in Tt-rre ll.uitf, oii.ihtt t.r.t itwiiday, (tbe .ixth) f Jann.vry next, letvieen The hour, of two ami four o'clock 1. M. ly order of CUA8. UUÜD, Si-c'y. dfcas-titt

MILITARY COODS.

I M) I A It 1 1 II It E K Ol j T V I TS BLAETKETS, XI Ä - x JIaiBi rlaa:M FtU CAVALRY OITICF.KS, MACKINTOSH TAIAf AS, dark blue, imitation T cloth, 'Miitaldf for oflicer. lnTopand Short Uhi; Caps i:h t'-ipfs, liidiiin Lrpifii;, (iauotlets ami Gloves, Oltircr' Fin' ('o.vt, Hivcl.n l. s, Air-lVds, TÜIows arl Cuihi"ii; IriiikinK Cups; FoWine Cots and Ilel, l(ul)lcr Sniokunr l'ipes, CI. and Cap'i, Kla.-tic Filters, tottelher with a la rj; assortment (-f other article iuitMe for camp purposes. Are respectfully invited Ogive us a call. All goods fold at mamifuclurers' prices. It. HIT V MUCKCOX, INDIA KITl'.KR PKl-OT, No. 43 West Fourth St., one Uoor wf.-t tnmi Walnut, 2ec27-i2ai ' Cincinnati, Ohio.

MUSIC.

For Christmas and New Year.

IIA!iO lOHI l S, .viKLonr.ns, i li;ti:s, A.c. &c. All of tlie l-e.-t quality, at the

I XI) I AX A 31 US I C STOKE

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WILI.AT:T A stowf.li No. 4, lUtes Iou.e.

LIVERY STABLES.

O. W. JOHNSTON, Livery and Sale Stables SOS. 11 AND 13 WF.ST rEAKLSTKKtT, IMIAX.ITI.IS INMA.X. Ih'' S Huggic?. Cirri-v ami Sad.! Ilur.s aUajin reatline-? Charjr nKlerate. lec3-tf

frinn all wlm l..e ne. them. 1 rhalit tic the wrrM to pn-dure lln lr etjUal. Thee ItiTTt.k fr the cure of ttnu Crotiinn.CrM iM. ImriTT. and Ii irvi ami Kjnth mim the p.i tMtr, are alHlutfly uti'irj'- d )f any otln r reu dy on ear'.h. To he aMirt I of tl.la, it U only necen.ary In mae the trial. Tl Milne itnf tf I of a very superior jtniity, ttein atx'tit nne-tliir.! froreer tlmn other aIlle; warming and Invigorating tl." winde yteii fri.iu the head to the ft-t-t. Aa IbrM l'.litcr are tonic amt alteiatie In thrlr character, o they irerigthrfi and in Ijjorntf tlie h!(oh tem aiid'irr jtf t'tiir il'i't ,titUht r ti-'ii to all it .ir, hy equalizing h cireulallon, retftt.vlng otitntctlm, and pro.tieTK a general warmth. Tl y are n encellentfr D1rai and WenkneiMi peculi.ir to 1'emaleHf Lrre a Tonic in rt'iuiretl to tr'tiKtlit'n mill hrurr I lie fcyatrm. No lady who i ut.Ject to Uitude and faliitTtt -ii, ,tiuM he without tlx in, M Ihey ale r' It ify lui( In their a I i"ii. THESE BITT32IIS Will nut j Caret but l'revent Ilia i'iir, arid In thin rejn-ct are tlouhly vahiahl to tlie person who tuny oe them. Ft.r

IXCiriKXT C0XSUM1TI0N, Weak I.nro,', Itidiirevtioi,, Iiyrpt pln, Iieitej of the Nrvoum Stem, Iaralyl, IIUm, and f .r all cae remiiring a Tonic, DR. DOOS' CELEBRATED WINE BITTERS Are lliiiitacri! For Sre Throat, o common among the Clergy, the are truly vuliml.le. For the agt-d and Infirm, and for persons of weak Constitution for Minister of lhs Gtpi I, Lawyt-r, and ail pnhlic jeftker for Itot.k-Kei-per, Tailors, SfHm.-treas-e, Students, Arti-ts and all persona leading a cdciitary life, they will prove truly beneficial. As a FWverage, they are wholeoome. Innocent, and dellclom to the tate. Tliey produce all the exhilarating tffect of Itrandy or Wine, without iutoxlcaUiiir; and ar aX valtialdc renietly for person addicted to the ue of exeecaive trontf drink, and who wish to refrain from it. They are pure mid entirely tree from the pol-ona contained in tbe adulterated Wise, and Liquors with which the country I flooded. Thee Bitten not only CL'RF, but 1'KF.VKXT Disease and fliouM be u.-ed by all w ho live in a country where the w ater is had, or where Chills and F'ever are prevalent. IVing entirely Innocent ami harnileM, they may be given freely to Children arid Infants w ith impunity. rhyMcian.s, Clt rgymeo, and tenjpcra:tce .Ivocate.. as an art of humanity, hhould assist in spreading the.e tnily ahtahlo lUTTEIiS over the l;ed, and thereby essentially aid in banishing Drunkenness and Dicease. In nil Arrcctlon of Hie Head, Sick Ileadnclie. or .crvon IleadacbC) Dr. DodV liupcriul Wine IliltcrK ivlll be found to be most Sultitnry and i:f f irnrions.

The many certificates which have been ti ndered ns, and the letters w hich wc are daily receiving, are conclusive proof that among the women the.-e Hitters have given a satisfaction which no others Lave ever done before. 2'w woman in the land rhonld I without them, and tho w ho once u.e them, will not fail to keep a supply.

Vi xv. h a v :.. EXCHANGE STABLES, .-, ii.i.nois vnir.iiTt OPnSlTK BATKS HÜUSK. IXDIAXArOIJS, INT. aug5-d1y

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Dr. jr. ISOVKK IOI)S' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS Arc prepared by an eminent ami skillful physician, who ba. used thtni successfully in bis practice fur the last twenty-five jcara. The proprietor, before purchasing the exelti-ivc right to manufacture and wll Dr. J. Iiovee la-ds' Celebrated Imperial Wine Hitters, had them tested by two distinguished medical practitioners, who pronounced them a valuable remedy for disease. Although the medical men of the country, as a general tiling, disapprove of I'aUnt Medicines, yet we do not believe that a respectable. Physician can be found in the United States, acquainted with their medical properties, who will not highly approve DIt. J. DODS' lill'KItlAL WINE HITTFRS. In all newly settled places, where there is always a large quantity of ri. -caving timber, from w hich a poisonous niia,mt is created, these bittern hould be ujd every morning before breakfast. DR. J. B0VEE D0DS' DIPEKIAL WIXE BITTERS Are composed of a pure and unadulterated Wine, combined wiih H.ir'iKrry, Solomon's Seal, Couifrey, Wild Cherry Tt. Bark, Spikenard, Cbamonile Flowers, ar.d fiet:tian. They are manufactured by Dr. Dods himself who is an cxjiorienced anl succc-v-fal Iliysician, and hence sin til l rn,t be clased among tbe quack nostrums which flomt the country, and aaiu.-t which the Me-lical l"roftsion are so justly prejudiced. Tliese truly valaalle Dirtors have been fo thoroughly teste. 1 l y II classes of the community for almost every variety i f disease incident to ihe h imau system, that they are now deemed Indispensable as a Touic, Medicine and a Beverage. Purchase cne Bottle! II L'o.tM but l.illlet l'nrify tlio Itloodt (iivc Tour lo Ihe Motnnch! Ilenoi ai tlie S lein! itiid. rrolnn; Life. i sl ft pop llottl, J BottlfN lo l oo. rrrpartd and sld by CHARLES WI0D1F1EL0 & CO., sole rnoniiCTons, . . 18 YYilliam Mreel, .eiv York. tF For sale by drnrtisLs an.1 grocer generally

j thmochoat the country. JvH-Ätawlr

Kilby Ferguson, ATTORNEY .A. T LAW AND litrnl IN I. He Arnf. Orttce, No, 24 F.at Washington U, tj. Glonn' Sloe. 11 OR TRADE. I have, a a-r.t, a ncmVr ef bvua ' and It-ii thUdty t ex aanc fi-r taml In this cuitj. . Attj. lands tu eiuiiAicr lux city property r aJso, a pb-ndia grtst mil!, well located on a raflroad wfhin tJ niiit 4 this uu. " ... - , FOR SALF. unproved an 1 unfmp property la tl i city; also, land near the city, aia- tu wtotcti loue ef the be; farms in the county, eminTing oer luO atrr-t. I ai.attend to ret,tirg and collectirv rttif-, and pain.- Uxes; l-o have L-Uf to rent. Hav i?) ihare tnJ.aua Centrl IUrt-"! st vk f r saJf . P. 5. Hr arvtl-urgy l.!i ready t o'w property. Apply to KU.LT FtliiiL'SON, ttecLt-dlut . Nx Ii Fa-t Wasj.i-.gtcn st.

WANTED.

ESTRAYS.

STR.VYF.D riiOMTUKSl ECRIBKL, a D.UIK BIU.IWN' ()W, white spotte 1, m.n u, year M, narked Ii Nith cant. Tue fiatirr wt!J t-e P..:.1!t rrwri.-! by Ueüvern g her to VKTF.U DItIZ, ' r4oXStrret;j,ar W.'Kirsir'irirk-lijiue.

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200 Recruits Wanted -FYR1HE Thc I'Jcvoiilh IiiTantry, M.U or j;'f CORDOX Isar.tborüed Vrai in Intl.au. ONE HUNDRED" DOLLARS BOUNTY. ?AY FROM 113 TO $22 IT. MüNTH, WITU ÜAM -T1ÜNS. quarter, nwi cal attendance, Ac. ema1"'W. A" wh eiiLt will alMc; b cbtl.tl, entxvjsted !il prov Mrtl w ith rverj tiling esseatul to their cotiifort by tLv tfOVeroeLt. TLeunu of eiük-totiit is Tliree Year. ry t c lull Lr- fn iu laic of enlistment. Nxie but abie-bot'.iel swglc uitn, txtweeu the agea ( Is and X jrs ßeJ apply. U-orum:.K Ii.dcivou. iu Utii;?r nw u.ld'mg, N. v6Kat WaLnjgtontitrt,avoni:it'0'.J Fellow' Hail. D. U. CUir, First Lieut, rant ni27-dtf Clcit-Dth Ii.fantij. KccruitlngOCiccr.

TELEGRAPHIC. f mt. at' u i t to tft taat ittti iuniol . .ooti KcporU. tri"lBtt .rwii Xrv Vr tic, I.c. Hi, The Etijit fioni UvrrHm. Hitel the wt!i nn ! UferMnwtt Vhh, atrl ed lift at H it VI rw k tili nimnin. j " Tim Aia ltAtItel I.iitol oh the 1 f.th. Steann rani tli' Catu-lUn, New York aini I'hiU. tlelpbit line were tijit tt-n w!t!i htpj'eni ff tin1 lihl I i tall al a i v intrrutixl'atc ;ll lA i hai-e (-.rnvw A, nlmulJ it Ikj tlevtuwl Uliaafo Iii im tt I heir "rt of iSeatllmlMMI. I.irit'ilti'si inesiitpt rl litufl pre it altnitifiti, not w ith.uieliii pul.lic fecliitt: waatltM j ly eiitjMl w ith the i Km th of rriiu f) AUkmL The silem nl' tint V( stl r.t'a tnrscipe on the Trent ntfiir wa-t tht mttject i ftttinh ronjecture i 1 1 I comment. It was t-nerally rranlctl a. a Imii hole lor ts ape aiiJ pte iis to wiino hoj-e of aNti, .iltlitii- eeneinl cm-ti ueli.iii wad warlike. Tho Tum argues (li.tt hy thi stmlietl silence the 1'ri'aiüeiii It.m left him-elf it doir for retreat Imt ihitik rlnm-iM nf pMcr nrc tirnlotihtcllj lit ininislusl iinU aiya nothing cun b rtiore ungraeinus tlnti the l'iesi.lctit'a trvatuu'iit of l-'oieia Toviem wlin for tliei? fnrtie.ir.Hiro, a rarinus ninl eouiteona acktiow iIgment wa dnu.,.Tlio Tivun also devotr1 nn article tu the rr;tt of the Sirietary of the Navy which it trciU with ri Ii. rule aii-l denounces ns iintiaraleüitl criine, that i f lihiokiji up jMrt." by Hinken weN. '1 he 'oft Deal the nie-j.age) ai utxleninhly warlike anl though rein iikin on the nilenre relative to the Tient iilTiir, a ay-, it wn -earecly within the oithmry scope of the) niesstpe. It al-o charges tho li e-iJciit ith Inpralitutlc in ilealuig with maritim; jwch. The AVari consiler his eilenoo a au indication of caution tu.d prudence ami favoraMeto jieace. Th y.'ür alsa juti!ies his ti!ciice atid j-raist liia cleanieioj. force and ability. The Herald take a contrary view and fears je-uc in almost Impele.. railiameiit mceu in the middle of January.

The death ol lVinco Albei t caused a most profound sensation. 1 he (Juceii fmre her bereavement with much fortitude. The Asia' news wa. generally n'anled in Tar i as unlavornble for te.ic.

'I ho leatlin journals couthiue to advocate

t rench iieutrulit v. The Hourse wa- heavy nnd lower lh"f c(iaribaldi liasi written a Utter to the (Jenoa committee which indicates an approaching move meat. LmbrooL, Dec. ID. I'etidiujr the new 8 from Ameiioi in response to the demands of the llritish Ho tinmeiit in repanl to the Trent all'.iir, tiio Hritisli f i jxji s have but little to hay. The Timet has a severe article on the brutal irin ellects which civil war produce and denounces several Northern measuies. Several French journals maintain that France fhould give moral support to England by recognizing the justice of her demands. The Oj'inioue Sutiontlr, the organ of Prince Nijolen, saya that France has no other enemy but England and France should nut weaken the United States. Lomon, Dee. 1'J. It waa current at l'aria yesterday that the French Government pent a note to liussia, Prussia and Austria suggesting common mediation of the (treat Powers between England and Ametica. , The correspondent of tho Herald observes that a tender of such mediation would be a menace and it would be rejected on that very ground. A portion of the Dihi.-h Mediterranean fleet U gradually accumulating at Gibraltar to be ready if necessary to cros the Atlantic. Ye.-tcrday additional shipwrights were taken on at Portsmouth dock yartU to get ready with the utmost dispatch the additiou.il s,hips ordered for sea. - - i - The two battalions? of the Guard ordered to North America left this moruing for Southampton where they will embark to-day. Halifax, Dec. '.. The Asia, from Liverpool the 2lst and Queuustown the arrived here this morning. The Asia has 0:1 board 500 troops witli stores, &c., ami is consetmently under Government orders. She brings i.'7,20O in specie. The Canada arrived at Quecnstown on the 21st inst. Warlike preparations continued unabated. Additional troops are ordered to e ready to embark., but the Army and Navy Gazette of the 22t fcays that no more are likely to be pi ace 1 under orders until hostilities are actually de c hired. The Airiatic, with nearly 1,100 troops of the Grenadier Guards, nnd the Parana, with about 1.000 of the Fusileer Guards, left Southampton on the 20th for Dritish North America. The steamer Cleopatra would leave Liverpool on the 21st for Quecntown, there to embark over 500 mer. of the 17th regiment. The Magdalena would embark abeut 1,000 men nt Southampton on the 21st. The mail steamers of the Peninsular and Oriental Company, numbering about .r00 men, were to be armed and made capable of resisting privateer, in case of w ar. The gunboats in the second class reserve at Portsmouth had U.'cil ordered to be titled out immediately. A Herne telegram asserts that France had issued a diplomatic circular taking ground against the arrest of Mason and Slidell, and had hent representatives to Washington in order to determine the American Government to make indis pensable concessions. The Post ays the Americans can not po?-s-ibly complain of the tenor of the dispatch to Lord Lvons.

Front tortres .T on roe. Fortress Monroe, Dec. 30. Philip St. George Cook, recently appoiutcd a Brigadier General in the army of the Potomac, committed suicide on Thursday last t his i evidence. He was a graduate of Wcjt Point and esteemed as a fine olh-er. The Coinir.iss.iry stores, including a portion of the ordinance Department in Nashville, Tcniiesect were destroy eil by tire on the night of the 22nd int, the loss is estimated at nearly one million dollars. The following are the Tennessee Congressmen: 1st. District, J. It. Haskell ; tin.l list., W.O. Swan; M, DK. J. . Gordomhire; -Ith Dit. M. P. Gentry; 5th Dist. ii. W. Jones; C:h Dirt. II. S. Foote; "Tth Dat. J. D. C. Adkins; cth Dint. John V. Wright ; 9th Dist. D. M. Currin. ' Contrabands state that tlie inhabitants of Yorktown and the military authorities! here nre very much frightened at an expected attack. It is be Üeved there that Gen. Burnside'n expe.ition ieerta inly destined to go up York river and that Gen. Wool will co-operate iu the attack upou Yorktown. den. 31agruder i ?aid to have telegrnphed the condition of affairs to Richmond, asking per mission to destroy Yoiktown bv fite, and to have received a reply directing htm to refrain until he is certain thnt that place Is to be immediately attacked. , Strong batteries are placed oa each side of York river and the force is estimated at 30,000 iu tbe vicinity of Yorktown.

I roui Jiiurl; St. Loh, P:. CK). -Twi'iity fur Kundus! cavaSiy under Cot. Crr, withfjftirti Jya rutiona llt Kuli vrwtenUy, dr-Ji.el it ia au;xni for !-l hr a rretm fliilifnv. Halifax, DeC. 30 1 he UaUClt AJfUtic ainl Prtwi have anire.1 her with troop-. The Cleopatra and Parana are hkrjy to M heie to d.ty. a . . .. I'm at tr Veirk. NiW Yi'R. DtC. 31. Tl 0 Hoti. Cut Tf C Op i)ks Mayi r rlivl, t.M.k tho u.ul oath jctcrdsy. It wa.4 tKlniiriikteni by Mavor Win.l. 4ilit Di pa !ch(.

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I' r out W'nshinsrton. WA-mxtiTox, Dec. ."10. The Timet corre5poTident The iiavy Ikpartmeiit in teitdiug out fj-rciß-cations inviting propals from ship builders thronghout the cocntrv for the construction of iron clad steam batteries. The Govcrumeut Is very anxious that this class of war vessels should be immediately wnstrocteiJ. Lord Lyons was in conference to day with Secretary Seward, relative to the time and manner of there'ea-eof Mason and Sli leil. Thev will

not h reeae for wme day-, Ob there is do Brit- j

ish vessels likely to leave for sonic t'.rr.e. They ill prooablv go ia the British mail steamer which lei e next Wednesday week. It was rcor-ed thxt they hould go out on a British man of war, but our Government decided upou a leu cstenU ous uude.

From llallfadclphlA rntLtprtraiA, Dec. 31.A private fllratcli receive.! here mentions as ainoug li e killed at Padocah Capt. Albert. lWoii. of thia city, lie belongetl to a Kentucky regiment raised near Frankfort. I he dv-patcb givt-- no particulars of the battle.

I.itlrr from linrope. lUl tr ix, Dec. 31. PasM-nger bv ihe

here rtpoit a tuuntr that the lihnkin

Cbarli sUn HniUir with etne : hkrlt to load to

itifTuuIty with r.uropi tn Power. It i further n uuikol that LuUnd'. warlik pfcparitioni will ccntinue in tie thcttnf, and that the am mnler if Mwn ami Slidclt are ni the whclc of England' dctntud. TLoHeatui-hip Asia will -ail at fi P. M. for New Yoik. I'ajf ra lrtween tho Etna and .f roMaln no real iiewM. 1 he Paris r'rrcjoinleii e in jieneial My: The Udief that iMitttjliiiei leteeii Ei fl u d atnl America will nut be arrested has become nito general. The Admirtlity li4.1 be-ii notiCtil that ircttuc-lion-had been ent to protei-t Hritisli ebippiiig in the India ami China seas. The London Sturuiny 'sf retort that the instrnclions to Lrd Lyoim conuin nach juduioiisiness and temperance of procedure that the American most tender of his prMe. will bo una hie to 'niplain of England's course as menaciu and haughty. A telegram of the 20th hut., from Bern. Swit xubiid. contains the following iinj)ortaiit annoui cement: The Federal Council has received the circular uddrcssed by the Frei h Government to the Europcan Poaern, decl.iring that tlio unwt of Mawm nnd Slitiell w.h contrary to jtriiiciples which are regarded at essential lo the fevurity of neutral lhigs. The circular state that the French Government deemed it necessary to submit this opinion to the Cabinet at Wellington, in cider to iletermine it to m. ike concessions which the French Government deemed indi-e:isable. A larce meeting of olhYeni nnd master in the Mercantile Marine had been held in Loudon. They had rc.-ohed to heartily co operate w ith the Government whenever their services might be reijuiied. The Shii)iiij Uazctte mts tlt.it either our merchantmen must be arnied, or the Government must detail a iiuinl.cr of the fastest and most efficient ships to watch American privateer-. Cob Jen, in a letter declining to attend a public meeting at Brighton, strongly advocate arbitration in the American dispute, ami says that the object of all National men and true patriot tdiould be to enforce principles of mediation on the Government on the term of agreement nude at the Paris Congress. Mr. CoIkJcu thinks that no p: cation can be more within the scope of the Paris resolution than the ix'iiding one, and the true test of disposition of the American people will be the expressed willingness on the part of England to reort, if necessary, to mediation. Should auch a conciliatory step meet with no better resjonse than a desire by America to insult and wrong Enghmd, all the powers of Europe would forthwith be ranged on England's side. Mr. Cobdcn says that the cry for peace is hardly enough at the present time. What Is required is peace on principles of impartial justice and thii can be obtained through nn impartial arbitrator. The London Times editorially disputes the argument of Mr. Co Wen nnd says the course he nd vocal cd would by no means tend to the preservation of peace either iu the present instance or for the future. The Thru 8 snys we in?it upon knowing clearly whether we are in a reign of war or jace. If the seizure of Mason and SiiJcll was nn act of the American Government originally, or if it te adopted by thern now, it is an act of war which is to be encountered by war. If they disown they muit prove ti.eir sincerity by repairing it. It is impossible to negotiate in the former ease, and the latter has not yet arisen. There is therefore, no room for arbitration. The Daily iS'eits, while asserting that England will be satisfied w ith nothing short of full satisfaction for her violated rights, says it would obviously be harsh, violent and unjust to deny the American Government all right of replying, and positively to refuse to hear what she has to urge on the legal points at issue. Should there be any dilficulty at Washington in at once meeting England's demauds, a little frank intercourse and ex planation between the two Governments would in nil probability remove it, and thii would be by far the best, most dignified and honorable way of settling the dispute. Failing in this, it is for America to propose arbitration, and England would not be justified in refusing such invitation. The article concludes by denouncing tho tone of menace and insult adopted by some of the journals. The Daily Nrtr, in another article, defends the North from the charges of the 7'imea that war was brutalizing the northern Stutes. It also justifies the projected blockade of Charleston and Savannah by tbe stone shi; as a bona fide operation of warfare. The London Herald bitterly criticises Mr. Sew ard's foreign correspondence, charging him with insolence, folly and wickedness as wantou and mischievous any that history records. The Titnrg also has an article on Mr. Seward's dispatches, ami treats them with ridicule and says Mr. Seward assumes to instruct the entire human race as to the origin of tho rights and prospects of the war in America, and has coi.fi dent assurances as to the dimensions and duration of the war. ' Movements were taking place between the Government and the authorities of Liverpool looking to the defenses of that port. The Post' Paris correspondent says that neither Franc noi Russia have taken any steps ai mediators. The Tarii Patrie, in enumerating the five French vessels at N'cw York, says others are khortly to be sent there. ' LATfST VIA iCEENSTOW'Jt. Liviriool, Dec. 22 The ship Ben Pajsoa from Charleston, had arrive! at St. Naxare. Lomo5, Dec. 22. It has been decided that Parliament is to a-jicmbie on Tuesday, the 14ih of January. Paeh, Dec. 21 The Timp$ asserts that a dispatch ho been received fnDi Seward paying that the American Government wa ready Vi guarantee every facility to iieutrrl Powers compatible with the lights cf. belligerents, and would give any (satisfaction iu tbe case of the infraction of any rule that has Leca adopted. This d:patch was dated before the Trent aff.iir, but it is considered as showing the peaceful intentions o the American Government. M. Fould maintained tlie correctness of hi late repoit to the Emror atvl said that it caused a rise in the public furuls which would have continued but for apprehensions of war between England and A meriesi. The Oftterter, Ministerial organ says England

w ishe Tor peace, cut will gam by war as it enables her to rectify ber American" frontier, open the ports of the South and give a lesson to the Unite! States.

f ront Kentucky. LoiisviLLr., Dec. 31. Tlie Northern Bank of Kentucky lus susj-ended specie payment. A tl-iubtfiil rumor prevails that the Care CityHotel was burned by tlie Serf-sionist. to day. Exciting rr.nirs of a general engagement In Southern Kentucky prevailed to-day, but are generally discredited low, uo notice luvuig Leeu received at headquarter. The Peoples' Batik at Bowling Grew was reonrr.izcil at Loul?vil!c Ly. a r.cur Board of Ditertors, wIk) as-urne the direction to-morrow.

From .Tiiftaauri. OTTtaviiLE, Dec. 31. One of the men raptured by the rebels near Clinton an J carried ta Springfield his juit returned, having left that pUreon Caridtmüs. - He gays that Price will lout 8,000 men bad taken all the houses in Springfield for his troops, turtfirg the women and children into the streets. He had unloaded his wagons atai wai miking preparation for a long atny. The people of Arkarru refuel to allow Price to enter that State with any other Iruop-t than t)ioc regularly enlisted la the Confederate acrvice, and ha hod only Elteea hundred men enrolled in that t-er ire.

The country north 'of Springfield was full of

men retaming from Price's army, who said if they were permitted to return home and take tlie oath of allegkace, Pricj would be left with only his regular Confederate troops. Since Gen. Pope's rapid nitrations last week there !.- perfect ejnietb all the rer'on between the Missouri and Osage rivers. . Not a rumor of rebel ramps of o,ivl-t bein he inf.

conncnciAL.

From .Mr York. Niw Yon-. Det. 31. A rivate datpwuh rectived from WJUsUngtoa statH that 0. McCTellaa.cn investigating the charge ariiut Brig. Gen. Benimm, ha ordered the latter lo be released from anc-jt, ud he U to be ordered at ence to iuty.

(i rat- arw ) rincJntintl ?intH9i, Ctacisasti, Iu.l 31. Peiur fumer uudrr the f in -xk t.em$ ami th detnaial fvr at $ I t't 1 for anj-et k, a)itl $i i' C I 25 ff eitra and finiy. 2. h'.her, and clo ii gal Klwsiofof rl am! o'A-fr white. Corn frm al 2"v flat '.''fc.c. C ))4 adtamed (o 4.1c. WbWky f rm and in g.! Jeman-I at I.V. II (Z adtafn cl b Jtl 15' J .'15, an 1 in o-! ileioatfd; lenija i nly lux) lunul. ProtiaMttia urn hat enl. ' Mi is-ik IVJ 12'3. Irl in Im tier dem ind. ainl Cc i freely of feted, but o7hr 7c is aktI. Bulk mraLa in Itettrr drntn j; En;!;h atl Irih ivickers are fmjing at 3(vf,la l-r l-iie, aiel I'jH.'h: lit i lrir. tlreeii toeiU niet; alrftohlera l.Ni2tg'e, ham 3.Al4c; iMes :i2e. l.ir.Mol oil Ij held at 727.V, wiüi ü ütirct tilt I liiaiktL lUcoti linrhirgr!. GrtH-rries buoyant. Coffee and ninr Jc hlghn. Molajoe held 2 higher, hut tint much heg; devler Imy anvrinjlv. Exchange 'c puinium (i M 3' -rrn;iuni ; at iiuoiim i New lark rinrkrl. N,w Yeaa. Inriiltei l. Floor market fc lietter and only very nnvbrafe demand fr extort and home rot -V.:itij Al.'t.; r.iha at ff- 2h 5 Hi) f,.r reject!; $.5 35osi 50 for auperhne hute; $5 dirr.'i 75 f..r extra Sute; f f :toi C(5 5lfor superfine We-tern; Jj fi, t,5 r-A f..r tomuMii U) medium extra We.teru; 5 t'y5 'J") for sl.ippini brands exira round hoot. ( U.hi, and $.ti 75 for trade brand-; mark et tlirg ipiiet. Whisky a sha-Je lutter; sale at 1(J lc. Wheat 1 to 2o better and aomewha' unsettled, and the eijatrt demand i- not very active; a few sales of Clit-ngo rprit.g al $1 amber Wi-con-n ..J State SI 32; winter rtil Webern il 3GVU 37; choice white Kentucky $1 52. Com Market advanced 1 to 2c t but-h, with but very little doing: there were small aalr at 5o for mixe-J Wcstean in t.t re ajid atluaL Pork eteatly; niotierate ilemard; iaJes at $12 25(.(12 ti2'v.c f..rm-.s: $n f.ir Wotern jn-iwe mess, and 25r ?y for ptiuie. Bcif quiet and urn. hanged. I-anl in good demand but rather easier; fairs at (irfJ4e. Dressed hog a little firmer; sales of Wetcn and city ut $ f 5)(.t5. Butter iinet, and price- "liehtlv favor the Lorers; we ipjote Ohio at 1 1 15c .and State al iC (,'t2ic Cheese .steady at (f V, the I ttti ran extreme price. Coffee continues very lirm; Bio luc; Stnto-22; Java 2.V. - " . r - Sugar Bawls firm, and la-icos trnd upward' CubahiVf.fni.,'c. Molasses (,ti.et and uncliangtl at firmer quo tatitiiis; una 11 fala, of Potto Uu-o at -Uk; BartMiloes 35c.

BOOTS AND SHOEG. I..ti rarer the i:ulnet, laiwrr llie Cat. flswCSfl. JOHN hTdETERO. Hoot and Mioe nnnnlacture r U Msl Fourth Hreet Cincinnati. I have just orcsEn Jut srnuca itock. wnicn Cfi:iris- tt.e newest au.d cLulcU talc uf Xtt-a'a, lioj's, Ttiutbs' and tli.lt'reu'a wear, aud liavin-; areatl lncreaed my fcilltlcs fwr manufacturinr, I am enat'W to orTerat fntluccmr.U to caa Lujer. I bare marked -at i lmn to a very low Tirure, only ate log a twawl preßt Mr motto is arpenaletD4 null prvflu. Under tanJil.g the tiereKsitj of keeping up with the lim, 1 will Ue fvf-r endeavor to .atlsfr my coaUnnera In ery r. pect. axirlT'61-duI J0112I H. DETIKS. '

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VST LADIES' FURS FOR SALE AT COST. A I !i not Intend keeping them for aal Iu" in future. They w-ill be .oM at New Tork cost to cl'W, onsting ef Lattln', Miics and CLIlJreiri Für, at No. M tat Washingtoh rtret- J. K. SUAItTX. 1-r-ti4w

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Thk Umr a-i Wtr.Ki.r Siatk ?.Tir.i are the recfjrnized organs cf tlie iVni'srrary if Itmiana. .ta it liaain Ihe past, ihe rnfcL will coi Ur.ue to a-tv.-ato thut prin ip!e aivl nn a-urr wLicU are best calculatetl t advance the liAj.;.ino, the j.rosjterjty an-1 tb freulotu t4 Ihe xtple fron .II urju-t aud unnec'-wary ntraa,u. NVhilc cL-rfu;:y utalu;ng tle Girveniuent aa IwaJ eitlacn LaM, tbe 5a stiskl w dl vigilantly watch all ncroaLmeiita up-o pvular rights ail te true priitriplea ctconi,tituti.riAl liU rty. TLc freeJtJta of ejM-a and iL freedom vf Ihe pre are &" ry to prenerve and Tir fre e lTi.-titulion. Wl.tn tbex are at nick down, ho nat-, ter what may be tho apology tLeref r, fr xa ibat day late the df-cliiie of Amtnciu lilrty. Li fr der f form a more perfect union, esialJii Justice, l.tsure donvtic tranquility, provide f-r Uie cocimoti d ft-nse, promote the general wrltare and f" cure the bl-ir.c of M-riy t ooreivraarvi jMterify, the Frxtikkl wtil fr arte sly Keratinize and apprrjve or condeTiin. as it Ulve the public C1 re.oiir, all mraurm of thf Stat and Natum AdmiL.Utrati.ni. It will errr lirp in vlrw the diM.nrti' tetween roprxTting the tioveniment and t&e ver a! acts ff these, w bo rpre-f-nt the Government. And wappel for tlie upport of all wb (Wire to maJ:aam a pirf dawifi. lionaliiovtrtirueot, audcontttiefarotiraalves and mir otenty the glorivu Lrr.Ugeof freeinst:utif n, won ley tb valor and Iraiaed by the wh-dota and iLtegnty of the tmn who plda! llw.r Ii ireA, tlM-ir fortune a4 tltetr crrl b ooo re for liberty and UKlejndeoce. Kor the purr v ex:tr d;ng the drrcla'ion of the Iaily and Weekly 1iaka Mara SaxrttRL. tt profrWiora obut errry Lk-ne-irrat. every fnen I otiMl atel cutvaüve Natitial prudpl" to aid them in that r-jert. It la r.f edjeim to urge the Im jrf,rtnr raf tbe preaa as an araey iu nt4;i.ina a party oreabizauoii mud mtvuik tWe cesa of in jT:riC;.le., and 1-presectatlve Men. Tbe r. vixl will Uke for iu political gaule tbe NatirraJ and hüte Iemocratte riarf.rna and eartenly advocate tbe pnucipW an.1 poiiry tliey n-.ax:iLin. pie ernai. wjil, ab, tie a gemral newspaper. It will contain th la'et Ttu..aaJTi i from all parts of the world; a fall end currv t rrKtrt nf lb Fajfierw Carrua XLaaaarr ao4 toe .asta-at. Mauer of ail tbe rwI a! cititaof trI'uin; Koreuti and I"nieMx Intelligence; Ctingreeaional l'nceefiiog: fn l Keporta cf tbe L-rHU-tive I-rorein.r of otjr own Mlr. Itiweatic Taiea, Ut. erary ao-i Iwjrioti SfiMTlIany; Invention and Inscovrrier, Ucisi- in the Supretne'Court tt tl.e 5tate and tie federal. Circuit aiid Jn-tm-t Court, wMb noiire. of ikrtr r?-mineijt tui4 pr.-ee.jt jr.: the .a.l newa ef ttoe vacwai cour.tiescf ti e Ma'e, wh h w j! l tf gctertl lt.tret; tliet'mmerc;al and rn.ainJl lute II:at-; artr cpt.g Aerkulture end fw-ietee, ant etlitorial revj-w bjkJ c cq ßient cpon thr curreM tptra of the day. Wirk a view rf t-bfaininf eenra,e frf'rtra'fon rt!t every e.-tifi of the 5'ie, we mtiHt ocr f.-Vinl t. jrtv n euch iTrtporarrt f.vt from tb'tr neltrx,rb'-"d arteTmay deen wt-rthy of trar.t.r.Ssjon. " The Ia !y and Weekly tit frzniri are the r-st re1'wms f.r aJrerOrs tn ti,e 5tt, tbeir cirrulatlfwi e-b-nd'.fig to every part f It. Tftr. rs-mtx miw Iti.vTiiti MirLwmt s the tnt Cfin'r.h'te trt th 5fafe, beii je an p!y rprrsli1b very varn-ty of plain ami or&amental type frnj tbe brt fTrin-ien In tbe cntz-.try, and with prewe eivre'7 deigned and pnrrbxed fr eveetrting aI tbe :Vrrrt f ;e tf f.rie Ys and Job lYtrait c. VTe resjerffcry fleit enler frra ourfretv!s tbrwg:ent tb ?:, 8fd will -rararteeti: IJ work enrrctej te nsftili be d p wt'bp'Wip'ness amJ accrj'acr, in tbe rt e,ul:y tt pJt. with the btt ef Ink, arwi ro earb tyle aa vnrt gy tsttre Müfactcn. Te fow termi open hrh t tF.tr to rrrtl!: tha Din t an 1 aut urtiu, !! mt n to eu-J-l.-y IMJ, M w ter-fT lK-;t r1T fneryt. in erety iievhrrhor te even is,, etT ter c ulcribu. Sftuaeu coj je will l mm ner r.iird.

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19 Twen'y io-w t one !r-, r4 Two t the maker ftf the dtsb e Thirv e..j.;e to ete a.l re-, aiel ce Ctyeftbe Weekly er. M ef iyr I'y, to tf inl'i f lb rlnS jo F.fty erMs t pe H-rr-, and t wu ct-oies ti e We -My aitft rw-. .4" the lair Je fa. Atiü"is rati be made tt. f hi'- at any at tbe aNe rate. V here the paper U a-l?Trv1 fu earb V1 ier -par try, ibe extra c wi'l tor arl.t. 'o paper aeut wittrvst -rr ) lueßt.or C'ir.t.Tiaed l.iger than pM fr. Ad Ire: iiAiuir.sw v- nicizAn. .-aiaaapoa Irxltaa ' tsT rprrCttyh? tl aKfif, and calüa attetUc ta H, ilU rtittUvd te Lu.'.jr XxtJial t.