Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3528, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1862 — Page 2

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Tlif t nlon U mail be prewerved.

Democratic Union State Ticket FO aiXIkTAftT VT tTaTK, : JAM KS 8. ATIION, Of Marion Counu. ro AtPiTo or TATt, josr.ni kistixk, Of Fountain CoimtT. roE Ttr al EiB i.r tatc. Matth kw l. iuieit. Of DiTie Countj. to ATTf'?tT f.KXtUAL, OSC A K II. HORD, Of Pectur Countr. o t ritt:TtvitT or rituz isrrncTioy, MILTON Ii. JtOl'KINS, Of Clinton Countr.

Thr Cincinnati t oninirrrlal nnd John ;. I)u i How C I renin at anrr niter

( ntr- Ilm John I. I licr'ronrrklnnnl it i I r n t in nrrr nippe! in H.,s A prediction, nnil a try fni ble conclusion of Itro lenrlick Itlnck Ilcpubllmn, concerning: thr .'I. 1. t.,nnit Ihr I,. 1. Timx Havtx. January 17, 1-6-J. Km to Simtim-L: The C.ucir.niti Commtrevil, profeevl'.r wutral pupr, but iiUeri in it hvtrH of the Democratic f.artv, especially of Indians, in iu Uie of the litJi imt, ha an article concerning John (1. D'tris," cot. sting not

of axumer.t, in reply M li s .peech, Lehre the j

recent Deuiurr.itlc Hut? Corn cT.Uon. whiih seem

A ftetraetlon. The Journal ha commenced hacking down. In ita lue of jetfrdaj it ' know ledges th t Mr. I'ATKAftD did nt make the remark tit the Sute Contention which Uli r-em-tently attributed to him. While the limp b'ld it t b-jm, The viit sinner nay return." Another Retraction Promised The Journal a on the Moo! of repentance. It has recent information from Washington which a1nvt, if not quite, convince it that it lr4 done Senator Uiucjiit prent injustice. In yeterlaj's i-sst.e it I tlL-posl, to u-e itfl own linu.tjre, "to frankly a ii I fullr admit th.it it Im done Mr. Ubioht tliegrovc.otkindof iii.MiccinaUributir.;t hitn disloyal fprüiifri anl motives." Verily, when will woiidcm cei-e?

"oval hloo"! relatioo upon thi Lr i cen eirth. j And I n-jw wj ti the pepe.f this State that I ; am cij'ia'ntcl with all the de'erate. from this ounty in the Contention on the 'th int.. nn 1 I know they were all grxu, Sojal cit;zni-. n.tn cf hoi;c-tyatil ii.ttv'iitr, c; .re than the e-jual of the ed.tor of the l4jr, l.oth in lotal'jr and in hoi.oty. And hüe the deleatw hich thi) vile editor ha attempt?' t ander Lave teoti J toiling and striving, Uv after day, to ibake an honest living for themelre and famihe-s, and ' p-ty the heavy taxes this Got eminent ha heap.-! , up,n them, and try tj d) it cheerfully, this lying editor is trylnp tj traduce their characters loy- ; ai ritir.er.s, nnd while some of the delegates are ' npon their knees around the family altar, nnd there iop'oring the it of Uattle to conduct this divided ard nlmo.t lankrupt nation safely through thi ten ilIe utrupgie without the Iit.s of ; our nationality, the fchcet anchor of our liberty.

to have occ.tioi.cl this fun tic a vault of prtrtic.-in tn;4 editor ia hot uorm tlteir track, crvinjr at the

maliue, liut of -!al-rate mvectn e. and of the j top or his voice, free your nprue... vr,u are a: lowest personal bue. Ic.-jk of Iavi., l. ing trAlU)T jf jOU j0 notclamor for the fit cdom of t!;e ;

in ignorant, tor sviriteil, irrrilr ttr$'tn, trhnxe

turyi$m trat brjntttn ly hit miserable rinity and Ua pmtdent tnaiiyniy .' It ventdates his ilitiral recrd, ami ch mcteries it ns beir. a rcry crooked one, nil the icay tftrouyh beurxng tnurki'of infirmity tj purpose, hypocrity, icejknea$of understanding and foUtlutod. As an evidence ol Dvw, imlitical winding, und p;r-o-n tl inc isures, the UnnrneTcial refiefhe the pub lie eye with a luupc at home choice extract-, taken fioui the private and confidential letters written Ly him in lil, to Joe Joncvj, uho was then Datis'sd.rty ttxjl, more hiiferf than any ave ever owncl by a 5uthtrn master, and of w hom the Ojinmercial now .pcak a! lein one or Davis's "atprectatire constituents. " We thank the

nero. i Ah, the man i tiotupid to be cnlll a man ; that can not ee the object of tlii denunciation 1 by the Republican party aa!:.-t the Democratic . party! They know that the Republican party , has abae! the confidence of the jeople, nnd that j people are about to protionnce judgment aain-t j him, and when that judgment is j ronoumcd, the j ctpter will depart from titis tl.e mot corrupt ai.d procriptivc party that has ever held tl.e reins oft thi Covern ruetit at anr time. Tliis Danville Istljtr, that professes so much ' lovalty to this (lovernment, contained an edito f rial, about the time it wa first a-ccrtaincd by the i e-iitor that the President wuuM not favor the

i emancipation of the slaves in the S uth, to this

Commercial for that word, for a more tittup one j elfcct. that the editor h.Ded to God that the rebels ;

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was never more aptly sp-itten mat wnen u?e-i in connection with the name ol Joe Jones the lYt

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woimi t ome una ihkc asiiinioii vuy nii'i iinj; j each member of Mr. Lincoln Cabinet befote ;

master ol this city, a creature ol low in.-tincis j another week would roll around. Hut thi.s all who has no appreciation of n.en or parties, Me . Wi4A received in this rreat county of Hendricks, ;

as they minister to l.is inipi icai.ie tinr-i lor oince. wf,ere the Republican partv have a tn ajorttv of

by Davis s "appreciative onstitueiit. the Lhh- p;ir excellent editor was not ever threatened

me r dal

circumM

I i;I"e it s niv deliberate opinion that.

land would re'joirnire the Sjiith to-mor

candidate. To defeat Davis, Ins "appreciative row. one half of the Republican r.aclv would

us ii- iiinn-vri . in- j j nncrc me ivcpuoiie.ni partv nae a majority In view of the tthole conr-pmdence made public j from f()Ur t sx 'hundictl, as enti.-ely loyal, anby Davis's "anpreciative constituent." the d,m- D;ir excellent editor was not ever threaten

l tinnitues Davis "as a dirty do:;. How w;tj, lIie iaj,0rOr ever rrprimanded by the many .Mantes alter c;c! In 1 fit! Davis was frnds of the Union that are faid to be in this

the candidate of the Deni'Krratic pirty for Con- j coiintv f re and John 1'. LVher the Ria' k Republican i jf j.;nr,

Dlpn raajlnjr Hen, Itrj-nold."

The Jnnrnal, of vestcroaj, publishes two ex- j

tract from the military items of tfio S'ntinr-l, of Stturdty, which hid no conne:ti:n whatever with each other, a there was no intention there should be, which the lyin editor of tli.it slanderous sheet charges weie meant as an inu!t to Ceti;-! R r i.ifi. And to iidd to his infam v

the voundrel, wh- is the ostensible editor of the Jmnrnml, charges that the elitor of this tctper ; place-J tl;! two paragraphs toeflier to exhibit his ' halrl "tu General Rt .olis. and every man j

man wli3 is earnestly enajre! in the war." We never Mir the item until they appeared in the

Sentinel. The jjxt ipo-ition was enliie'y accidental, not u tleaincd by the person who e!ect-e-l the two item, and it aroe in the making up , of the paper. The Jonrnil man knows ' th it the paragrap hs were intended for epirate items, and that they lud the typographi- i cal nnrka t thus distinuih them. Kery , reader of the Sentinel knows that at all times i

we have referred to (Jen. Ri:r.oLis, whenever we have had occasion to allude to him, iu the highest termi as to his courage n:d inilitarr skill, and that we have ever reirar'Ted liim as one of the inyst accompli.s!.ed gcntleni in and olliccr? in the army. We have claimed for Indiana as due t ) her for her cxtr.10rdin.1rj pervices to the Federal Government, in furnUhiug men and means for the war, the appointment of a Major General. We have in thin connection named Gen. RrraoLiH as one of the two gentlemen in the Sute who were qualified for that eminent position. We a ay thi much in reference to this matter because we have the warmest personal regard for General RrTNOtn and the Journal man knows that we have ever manifcitel it. The wie oSject of the editor of that phect in the article up on which we are comrnentinj; i. to make the impression that we haTe a "hatred" for the men who are engaged in the war. To accomplish this develish purpose the editor of that print procured and published the affidavit of a perjured scoundrel, the latter of whom we think the most innocent and blameless of the two, if it is possible to make such a distinction.

'.oChnnrc rorMildlrrt." The Journal harps, day after d.ty, upon itt charge that there was no chance for foldiers in the Democratic State Convention, and in thus connection it alludes to the defeat of Mi. HtMtsPArrtÄ for the nomination of Audü.T cf State. We have a letter from a gentleman ni the urmy, dated at Hacon Creek, Ky., January idth, where Mr. ItiMt maif. is, in which he alludes in terms

constituent made puohc the private letters that DavLs had wri'teu to him, and the friend of I'shtr puf!i-liel them iu extras, M:aNeied them tliick the lave ot autumn tlirou.uhout this Con-j:re..-ionHl District. Uhcr usm the stump and every Iil ick Republican iu the District, liom the highest to the lowest, would stick them under the nocit of the Democrats, and Mieeringly nt-k it they could vote lor m h a man a Davis, the author ol uch Iett-is and who had o wantonly villified poor Cooktrly, McLeatiC, 1'aUejsuli, Humphrey s. Hamill, Kckles and Hanna? To h ive heard the IWack Republican hvjocriies then talk, tuie would have thought that Davis was ?o odiuua to tiiem, is honorable men, that the "C',i'ii.rn lariitiot, LouM shun hi i-'iftv And 1"' HJ."!! tl.e in-. as !- foul" Rut in l-i'" there a another Cotigre-Mnan to be elected from this District. The Democrats met in convention at this place and nominated Henry Scciet as their candidate, thus laying Davis on the .hell. This masterly stroke of I ml icy tok the IlU-k Republican wiie workers all aback! Rcfoic Sccre-t whs nominated, you could ee prominent black Republicans, from all parts of the District, taking by the button holes the delegates Iroin the outer counties, and beg of them to nominate Davis. Their idea was, that Davis, by hii course in Congress on the Lecoinpton juotion. had rendered himself so obnoxious to the Rcchanan Democrat, of the District that if .nominated he would Le defeated, und that therefere they could elect -o Congitx their dar-, ling pet, John I. I'-lscr, who was to have been their candidate in that canvass had Davis Leen the regular Democratic nominee. The Democrat, by their action in that convention, thus nipped in the bud John 1. Usher's only hope of e er getting to warm a seat in Congress. What did the Rlack Kepublicans of thi District then do? Oh! Ttll it not in Oath! i'ublish it not in the stmts of Askclott! Why, they took to their bosoms this same individual, John (J. Davis, the author of the letters to that prince of scoundrels and hypocrites, Joe Jones! Yes, they ran a their candidate tor Congress in that canvass and elected him, toi this man Davis, this "misbeliever ,cut throat, dog," upon whose "Jewish garbardine" they had "pat," but eighteen months liet'ore," all manner of tilth nnd dirt. Hut, to the joint. Did those letters written by Davis to his "appreciative constituent" in 151,

smell nasty, ntleusiie to the no-trils of the Cum inercial in lJ"', when Davis was playing a fa!?e part to the ancient faith of his fathers? Was the candidate of the Rlack Republicans of this dis trict to defeat the gallant and true hearted Secreat? Was Davis then "an ignorant, poor-spirited, servile person?" Was h's record then "crooked, marked by infirmity of purpose, hypocrisy and falsehood?" Was he then, in the estimation of the Commercial, "a dirty dog?" Verily, no! for the columns of the Cnnuurcial then teemed with editorial laudatory of the sterling Integrity, and high statesmanlike qualities of John G. Davis, and imploring the Rhak Republicans of this district to rally as one man to his sup;ort. N'ow, forsooth, the Cammrreial parades before its readers Davis's old letters and alloc ts to despise him because ol their contents. Was there ever toich brazen faced impudence, such

recognize it the next dav by 12 o'clock.

Tn.BUinr Rrir. 'I' he lalo-rator i:laiti.

The Rost on T.xhrrator, Garkison's paper, furnishes it-, explanation of the disuse of its motto "The Constitution is a covenant with death: and an agreement w ith hell." The explanation : is this that whereas the Constitution id now ab- )

located in relation to the South, "a covenant with deatWjid an agreement with hell" no longer exists he Roston Courier remarks ou the Liberator's explanation us follows: "This, it will be perceived, assumes the disso

lution of the Union as a fact accompll-hed, and I is as treasonable, though not juite so irreverent and profane a. the Liberator's old u.-e of snip- j tural language. Rut will this assumption ait- ! swer? Is there not a covenant with Kentucky

an agreement with Maryland? Is it not the declared policy of the Government to restore all to the uimo.-t jot and tittle, under the Constitution, interfering with slavery only just so far as the unavoidable necessity of the ca;-e my demand? If. therefore, on any such theotv as

the Liberator professes, it has lowered its treason- ; able Rlack Klag, it is surelv leaning on a broken I

teed.

Democracy) wi'l :ita:n woh all our etierjr'e a ' war for the nuin'm r.ce of the Contitution and j the ir.tcL-rty of the Union under the C-ntitu-t.on; bu-4 we ,re o; o-eJ to a st for the emancipation of the negroes or the pi,hjj-ation of the j Southern Sute." The Im-use u-el bere is1

mdd, but it mtans that the Democratic party deem the schemes of the Abolitionist a revolutionary as th-.-e of the set -esion;u. and that they wifi nx submit to tn Abolition revolution anv nivre than they will to a Secessiuu one. ThL is an eiirne?t and an honest resolution, and will never be f ttrreadcred for any cause or under auy cir -curiMtances. It will be adopted, as well as the body of the Indiana platform, by every Democratic convention in the country, a'rid will be su tained at the jiolla and everywhere el-e. The sKr.er ttnit the extremists in Congress unler stand thi the better for them and for the coun

try. A party which cast? over a million vote, and which 'a daily winning the -onfidence of all it conservative opponent., which een now is the chief reliance cl the President and General inChief, can not le gagged nor thrust aside when the destiny of the nation U at takc and political gambler are black legsir.g it to ruin. They w ill be heard and felt in defence of the Constitution which limits al! their demands and will guide their entire action. They believe in war for the j reservation of the Uuiun, but they know that it might have been preserved w itliout war if the race of "blood-letter9"bad not refused conciliation and

destroyed all hope of peace. They w ill sustain the war because it is an actual fact, and because they are so loyal themselves that they will not excuse nn illegal attempt to gain redre, even for serious grievance; but they will not permit it to be diverted into partisan or tictional channels. They will enforce jrood faith to the border States, and the same submission to the Constitution by the Kedera! leaders, as they ex net by force of arms from the rebels. They, therefore, dem and, as the Indiana resolutions do, I bertv of tl ie person, of the press, and of speech. They recognize the necessity of the Suspension of the hof,a corpus in States where the judicial authority is extinct; but they insist that in loyal Indiana, Michigan, and New York, where judg'es, jurors, the w hole people iu fact, are irrevocably faithful to the Government, there is no necessity to seize and imprison citizens "without warrant of law, and without r.-Js:gnhig any cause, or giving to the party interested any opportunity for defense." They demand the enforcement or the Constitution, where it can be enforced. They only excuse extraordinary measures, when thev ;;re the result of absolute necessity. In this they ate right. Not n man in Michigan doubts that the jverson? lately carried from this State to Fort Warren, could not have been arrested by regular wairant, imprisoned in this judicial district, tried before the patriotic Judge Wilkin, and a jury of our people, with perfect certainty that they would duly be convicted or acquitted, according to the law and testimony. This voice from Indiana will be re-echoed throughout the loyal States. Its utterances will bo gospel of constitutional liberty, the watch words of patriotism alike against Southern and Northern treason. The Democracy wiil fulfill the bond. TI.ey demand that Abo!it'iun;sm shall be compelled to do so. Detroit Free Press.

AMUSEMENTS.

GROCERIES, &C.

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TUESDAY EVKNING, JAN. 21. T.O.

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Mr. Charles Bass In tte Brülsarit CmiJy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.

MR. FELIX X3STC?E3SrT. TAJIIIVfw A TlfiKU. ttf IVr rn tt 7, commence t7J-.

downright hypocrisy? The cumte to the Com ntireinf'a rrititl v :dnM :irti-Tr of TVivt cm.

of infinite disgust to the hynsKTritical cant of the j ot (5icn ,,,, i. of t!l0,c old letters, for perjury procurer of the Journal. We are per-j while they were yet fresh in the public mind, the mittedtomikc the following extract from the' Cownuraai, buried up to the very chin in Republetter to how that Mr. Ri.t su.vrr:n is entirely ! !i'J vn.'wthies. thougn lately professing polit- " ! ical neutrality, commended Davis to the united stisf;ed with the action of the Convention and ; ,..,, .c n.- m . L- lr.m.ibiw-ar- r tbtj V,

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ion or tlie l'rcsft. Tnt CoNVf NTioN. We dev ote a large portion ol our space to the publication of the proceedings of the Democratic State Convention, held at Indianapolis on Wednesday last. More than ordinary amount of interest w aslelt iu the Convention bv the Democratic masses, as was attested by the full attendance at the primary meetings held iu the various counties throughout the State, and the very full delegation present at Indianapolis. The influence of the Convention cannot fail to be great ujn the country at large' the more especially so, since by the positions, it assumed it faithluily and fearlessly represented the conservative tuition of the people, both of this Sute and the entire North. The resolutions udopted are clearly expressed, and are outs;okeii and fearless in assuming the jMisitions which the public god demands. They fasten on the sectional party of the North its due sl aie of responsibility fur the piesent evils which afflict the country. In tracing back the cause of rebellion to the continued agitation of the slavery question by Northern demagogues, and of the gigantic and formidable rhape which it has as

sumed, to the persistent refusal of a Republican J Congress to assent to any terms of compromise when besought so to do by the Union men of the j

rsoutn, the re-oiutions io no more man record what has already become history. And it is rightly held that the lesson furnished bv the folly of the past should not fie forgotten, but that, as the only feasible mode of re-establishing a genuine Union, we should strive to aid by the persual of a conciliatory course in building up a Union party in the South, which may overmaster the disunionists by a counter revolution. Support is promised to the war for the suppression of rebellion not to any war waged tor emancipation, and involving the destruction of the Constitution. Goshen Dem.

DrMocrtATic State Convention. We occupy !

a large portion of our space this w eek in the pub- I lieation of the proceedings of this body, which was session at Indianapolis on Wednesday and; Thursday of last week. The Convention was !

will support the nominees cheerfully and heartily: j trict, but because ol Davis's open, determined j one of the largest and most enthusiaftic ussetn i I se that the Jour nal i shed ling many croc i and manly opposition to this Rlack Republican . blages of the kind that ever convened at the, odde tears over the defeat o( Mr. Rei.,udauer in ! r irtJ l ',wer, that has made wate paper of the Stale Capital, and a gratifying unanimity of sen j the Convention, insinuating that he could not get 1 Contitution of our fathers that has sown timent and harmony of action prevailed among t a nomination because he was in the service. He' throughout the land "the dragon's teeth from j the delegates uoii all matters pertaining to the

ihidi have sprung ut armed men." If such i national exigencies, as well as upon the proper

constitutes "a dim dog" in the estimation of the j course to be pursued by the gallant Democracy i Commercial it will ere long find out that there are j of Indiana for the maintenance of its orgauiza- ! a majority of just such "dirty d"g" in every j tion and the ascendency of its time-honored pi in- t township in this Congie.sinal District. You, j ciples in the administration of the Government.! nnd vour renders, may think thi prediction rath - ; There was some little ditlerence of opinion reia- j er steep but the result of the election in No- live to the nomination, of candidates, some favor- I vember next will verify it to the letter. ling a potxnenient utitil July; but when the! We heard a question controverted yesterday on 1 large majority signified their desires, the minority the s'iects of our city, between two of our weal- ; re tili ly acquiesced. 1 th) citizens, both of whom supported old Abe j That the Convention was composed of men : with their ballot, but who were evidently sick at who understood and appreciated the intrinsic ini ; heart with the result of their speculation, "their; portauee of the occasion which had assembled investment in sectional Philadelphia and Chicago them together who saw that in the unfortunate platform, and sectional irrepressible conflict ' crisis in our n itional affairs it would require the : rreitituts." It "was this: "Which was the big- ; combined and most strenuous and untiring efforts

the Governor and! his party wish to ignore party,' t-'r 't thieves the members of Morton s of all loyal and conservative men to re unite the whv do thev contrive to confer appointments on l'eculating Society at Indianapolis, or the mem Slates now di-sevcied, discordant, and belligerent

ber ot ttie Lincoln I vulating Society at v ash ; and who felt that the Democracy had a patriisigton." The couclusion of their argument was otic dutv of self-sacrificing devotion tj perform That in view of the limited field on which the in the suppression of the present wicked rebel -M. V. S. had to operate, that they were the less lion, the vindication of the national honor, the guilty, but 'laced on an equal footing that the ' restoration of the Union in all its parti, and the former could out steal the latter all hollow. A maiutenant e of the siipremacv of the Coiistilu-

isj not disposed to attribute his defeat to that 1 cnue; and I will pot you in reference to a few ; item: by way of reply. Firt: Of the fifty mid ; Colonels" that have leen appointed, how m tny ' are Democrats? I think not mote than a third, j if that many." Second: Mr. lemusdatTcr wasj leeonimended bv a unanimous vote of the otri- , cers of the 37th regiment for Colonel, but the, Governor overruled tl.e choice of the officers. I Hi,ppse f -r no other reison thau because he was a Democrat of the stamp that could ' not le used by His Kxceüency. He was also1 i ceo mm ended by a large number of the citizens' of Decatur, without teference to party, for a:i api-mtme:it to the command of a regiment. He , is at this time occupying an inferior position. If

Republican to the exclusion of Democrat, m.d then trr to make capital out of Mr. R.'s defeat lief ore Democratic convention? I nm authorized to say that Mr. RemuIatTcr will support the ticket with all Iiis energy, and that he will have nothing to do with w hat the Republicans call a Union convention.

l lif Proof notlir Cllncticr. K. C. lit BRts, Esq., addressed a note yesterday to the Journal, w hich the editor of that print

promised to ublih in its issue of b-d.y, a copy of wtiich we sub-'oin. It speaks for i:self and 1

sensible conclusion. So thought Your hu:ub!e servant. l'liAiair. Citt.

I or tb- I.:ly S:te s.ntin?l. Anotlicr Miimlrr ICefutett.

Ci avtov, Hfnprioks Co., Inp., Jan. 19.

Emtor S tim I

most fullv corroborates the sUtemei.t we m.;de ' to '"u artiae m me ianv.ue itr.

and the Mtlidsv its w e pnbl.sheU in refutation of the charge of "forgery" made against us by the Journal. This card ct Mr. IIibbi.n, if any additional evidence was necessary t that we have al- ; ready published to meet the issue raisM by the Journal, vindicate ns most completely from the loul aspersions and infamous frtAiider of the central organ of the Republican party of Indiana: Inman irons, Jan tary 20th, 186-. Ertio Joi k.nal: Sir Iu your issue of the lth int. you allege editorially, und seek to substantiate by the athdavit of one D. M. Cantnll , with wlaiiu I have no acquaintance) that I am th autiHr of a letter "published in the Sentinel of the 10th inst.. dated at 'Camp ,' and

Mgtisi 'iiooer.

I never saw the letter iu question until it wa In

r tint; never read it en ire until u day . The Seuti nel never pubbshe! an article of my nnintii n ujoiiaiiv subject unless it may hae cptel from the rii'inüinsiimetwo years ago ;norhave I ev-r j handed Mr. Elder any manuscript at any time ; except on the 31 -t day ot DevemfnT I deUvrre-! ' to hini the proceeding of the Rush county Den, .M-rtic Convention, and which prtH-tedmgs wete n. the iuimf writing if another and Hot r.iiu. In brief, evert statement mi le bv oure!foti CiLtr.il in reg an I u th.tt biicr m i r I am r'iicriiel is utterly without foundation in fact, . and thi denial I mean a:id intend r.i broad "and ' wlwiily cii.sjui vocal. , A s,.e of justice will, ! trust, prompt you to ! pob'o!, thi cod so that my denial mi h-tvra; circulation to extensiv e a tth yourih;res ! lliiiHM,r C Hi um .

MARRIED. IV A LTF liS K F LS Y . On tl.e 10th in.st., hy He v. at tb Kay IN-um', in this city, hiout. J mies C. Wall rs, f the 13th hiihatia Volantrcrs, t .Mis Frai.ccs K!-y, i f lliitlnnil, Vf ruiotit. Alarme numhi-r f the fricn Is of the happy pair were jrescnt to witness tlie interesting ceremcnv, and the well wishes of all were fu-ely c!Tfri-il to th new ly Married cupU for the fulfillment of thi ir most pleasing anticipations in tlipir unifd voyage for life.

10 ADVERTISERS. All rdrertisnuetit taken for tl i-r 'ißrd time, ttn-l tirUr1 ittt ft"re th rxpirtttiitn ifVie time t teilet , uill le i.hir-jd t'n regular rata fr the .ihn up Ii the time they are vrxltrcl out.

MEDICAL.

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.

10 LAMES OF DELICATE HEALTIfOItIMrAlRK.il urbanization, or to those by whom an iriTease of

family i fri.i.i .i;iy reason objectionable, the undersigned would orft r a prescription which is perft-ctly reliable and safe, a: id r!:i h has l-cen prescribed in various parts of the Old Wt.rlii for the p.ist century. Although tliis article isvery cheap nnd simple, yet it has lu e u put up in half pint bottles and mid very extensively at the exhorbitant price of if 5 per Vot tie, the uiiders-ifOied propose to furnish the recipe for $1, by the possession of which every la ly can supply herself w ith a perfect safeguard, at any druic store for the tnfiiug sura ol 25 cents per year. Any physician or druggist will tell you it is perfectly harmless, thousands of testimonials can Ihj procured of it efficacy. S-nt to any part of the world on receipt of f 1. by addresslug. Im. J. C. DKVEKAUX, T. 0. Box, No. 2353, New Haven, Connecticut. u'.y22-dw'Cl

STATEJTREASURY. STATF.MKNT OF THF. IiKl FIITS ANI D!SI I'liS incuts during the month of lecemt er, sSl. KM MIT.

1'rom C'lle;e Fund, principal

Froiu Collece rund, interest

From H.u.k Tax Fund, infrrt st From .saline Fund, I'nticipal fromSalir.e Fund, in'erest From Ue venue of lsol I'rotu Ivl. lteveim of I ri'tu lel State iKrbt Sinking Fuml Tax of I n;o I'r-ii.i 11. School Ta of lS6a From School Fund. Interest Ffin Liquor IjrmM-s From CnclainitdFees.-.. From Miscellaneous Fund, refunded f rom State Frison. Sjuth f r- ui State Ijbr.iry, refunded From lo.otltute fur the Lwaf and Ihimb.acts From l.oans byOfticer of State Kreta l oan Com'rs tc of State Bonds.... f rom Sale f Swamp Lands, Elkhart Co..

12 r.24 '9 31K 74 3, 7 to 5,lf8 32 r 3,os 2.4 111 1.7 29 4S 7,3."-:i 2" 4a 1 10,o07 42

Totfcl Keceipt

It.-dav.re in the Treasury Xov. 3, lsfil Total

; t on in all its sacred provisions it neeJs but an ! attentive perusal of the platform udopted to conI vince even the most skeptical. They were actuj atcd by a ferv ent desire for the weal of the coun- : try, and to the attainment of that laudable end

I all the;r labors were d. reeled. ' In the selection of candidate, the Convention . . !.. -.... i .i. .: i

Mv attention has been call :lJ ...i:iro ...uun...e.a,lti .or vnuinruaui sue-

cessot t'e ucKeimiy ne no tea oown as a tore got e conciu.-ion. We have a ticket universally"

of the 11th inst , reflecting sev erely upon the acknowledged to l e unexceptionable in every delegates from Hendricks rourfy in the t'nion " l-t d view, and the strongest that could have .. " f , been nomiuated. Ve but leiterate the opinion Mate Dcmocrat.c Cunv cnt;on, on the Jth of Jan- . ,, . , , . . ' . 4)t ajj Wila a i.o:u w e htve conversed when we asuary, 1?C. , ert tJvit better or more spular selections could i The article referred to, amonc other falsehoods n t have been made Jackson I'ttion. j say that it is well known in this county that not jHT rNp:VA RsirnoN3 .Ve hope that one of the delegate !wi a sou or anv blood rcla oiu- readers have carefullv studied the resolutions tion ir? the Union army and that ii is notorious , thr.,n,!.iin: lTr:lt"5c S??-

Mr.fttsr.MrxTs For legislature. Tlegular Session... For sheritfs' Mileage ... .... !"cr State House I-r fontin.er.t Fund For Mate I cht Sinking Fund Fo, Sper;t ApproprlaMoti

r..r st.ue 1 rison. .ou:n

For State Prison, North For State Library For Stationery .................. F-r Ho-f it I fir the Insaue For Treasurer's t ffice har Asyl uro Ir the LÜnd For Iiistitu'e frle.,f and fhimh... For (vertior;. uilke l -.r l'iere-t mi State IVbt for tiereral Fund. I" r Au.liW OrT.ce For M.lita-y Fund.-..-For state Vrms . . .. 1' r .V'.iut in: ileiirral's Office F""" Sehr I ri liOi.n ............ Vor Loin liv Ottieers of Stn'e

$270.34' ÖS 4."9,40j 4

$ 729,7 47 W5

2.n.l 3.1 2".i) ." 11)4 3 Sßs 73 lio,:o7 as 2 V . 7.71's 97 4,1 S.1 Tl 4 IK) 90 H) 2,4?: K 29 Ki 1, SH 22 Ö3S 0O ir,n,ooo 00 2,323 s6 4S W 1012 yj 12,379 73 272 34 10.417 CO 70,42) 00

Tor.il I M-bur'-eTr.'-nti Balance ;n the Treasury IVc. 31.

lsl.

lOl.O-fl V2 e:;9,uv, 44

J. S. HARVEY, Treav of State. A. I.ANiK, Aud. of State. TrTMroit, rue. 31. ls51. Jir.Cl-dlwl

MUSIC.

lwl.av,-! ii iv'i aaaltti.n f tKij mrnr TlS

that every one of them ate opposed to this wer. j haTe tl1s ripg cf ;rije raetait aRj express the senIf the el. tor u.e.tns in the List part of the ptra. timccts bv which the party and every individu- , g: ar h that we are opposed to a war, uch as he comyon- it, will live or die, as thenecessities ,, , . , , .. , of the countrv uiav te iu.re. As they brevthel would make the ttesent war, degenerate all its . . .. - ., 1 1 1 ' the spirit of the Lonstitutiou. thev, of coure, ! o?:ce high pur;ves to the low, vulgar object of: grc opposed to treaon under all its forms, North- ' freeing the slaves of the South, then and iu that , ern or Southern. Secession or Abolition. They ' obUvt of the war wc would all plead guilty. But do not hesitate to Call thine by their right names it the editor meant to be understood that we are nd to hold the cvt-eini-ts of both ections up ojp.v-e-! to the proseiution of the war for the pur ' the scum and execration which the r ince.sa:.t p.'-e of n-4oldii:;- and Miintait.ing the O-insf.tu- perfidy deserves. In homage totl.e truth 0 h s , tion withili the legitimate meitiing of th it iustru- lory, they asert that the war "has mainly resultmcr.t, I .u if that wa? his n e-vning. so far a I j ed from the long continued. unwi.e. ax fanatical ' am i-onerrut-d, I dniouuce the editor as foul i Bgitatioji in the North, of the ;uetion of domessi . in lerer and a w ilful liar. And as regard- the j tic slavery." No one crn gainsay this, and. other dt'egate. I Lclve the pir.tcraph U be . while we are fihtii.,; the "cessionists upon the st iü v untrue. As to the truth i f the hrst i battle ticM. we owe it. a a sacred duty to the pot of it,e paragraph, iu regard to no one of I t onntry , ti i eiterate this accu-ation of the Indit!ie ile'cgttes hiving; a son or ot'ur blood re ar.-t Dcmoc.-icy npain-t Northern sef.tiouali-n.. Utioti in the army, -w far as I am cotuerr.ed : It i i.ei e iry to pull the sheen's clothing- from' the stateineat is pullv untme. I here state, j il.eh-uk of tl.e wolves to ape war f.rst, Us!,: fearless of or.tridictir., I challenge the Hlitor to : and forever against all who. 011 either side of Mat!.e inetigau'on,tI.atia every w ar ince this tuuu- sri and Dii-u' line, liave plundgeil the com. try ( try was üt l si tiiisl, ihe present war not excepted, ! into Id jiKlhed, and jeoparuizei the fieedoiu of i I have ivd more blood retitioiH intei e-:el in j the '. e-ple. the wars, fiuhtirij' the kittles of the country, thin ' These rcsidutioits afttt anotlicr fact which is j th's) loHlcr ng e-liti-r of the IV.nviiif h r I. as. ! .v e'etn tl a- th. e.rth we l,e on. ha! e vthe

OMNTI.F MEN'S C.LEE BOOK, TOl'NG FOLKS T.LEK DOOK, HEDLEY (iLEE TOOK, COTTAfiE GLEE FOOK.

WILL,RI k STOWFLU No. 4, lUtef Hon.

MEDICAL. DR. J. A. MERRILL, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, OF rS'MV York, VTTHIi E ARNEST SOLIC ITATION OK NUMEROUS patients. w.U remaiu in lniljünaj-olii unt.l the f rt I May, and continue his succeisful treattn-iit of kheumiiM, NVuralRia, I'aralysis, I)ypep.nlv, Torpidit y of the Liver, St. Vitus Iance, Ivafues, lrolapsus lieri, (falling of th Womb), and all rVMvttis Ditjm., 1V his new an! mplete fjst m of llKXIICAIi KLCCTKICITV I;r. M r KKii.i. hat fr jale hi improved ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE, A rid will pive instruction to iinllvi-lnals or clase in LU new system of applying Ehctricij. Kootns at the Urient.d Huue. Inlies' entrance. Reception Uours from 10 A. 31. to 4 1. M. jatiS-.llm-eH!

it a x r. 5 11 o im: ut:ii.Di( t, ARE Ai". F.N TS I OR "CLAYTOaV FliOtTR," CULTIVATED CRAN ÜEKi-ES, "HUDNUTS CELKLRATED HOMINY, KAN AW H V AND LAKE SALT. WESTERN RESERVE OfFTsK AND BUTTER, ' BOSTON MACKEREL AND CODFISH.

What is Life Without Health ?

TAKE NOTICE. rHE UNPFRSMNED HAS THIS DAT PUfiCHASFD 1 t!.- S:. k of G't owned !- E. A. Hall, iu th- M i FiKo JkaiMu.g, No. 2, and will now keep a eo?ijlete a-s -r'n-nt of the U:est vl- of G -ts, an.t wM lte; -s-l-erienred workmen t. lüt all tbec4dct:tomer aa well aJ toe ne one. Loua h- otioit to jrne Lira a call hef..re I'.tk t.a.-ai eis where. II will also keep a (rood assortment t.f Men's and Boys' Clothing ON HAND. Alton good Stork of t'urnitlilng. Ik.rj't fjrR-t th jJare. Odd Fc-IIo-mV Hall, IYo. WASHINGTON STREET.

A Cold is arnoylr sr. A Conj?h I troutdesoTrie. lloarst tles prev ti's specchi Sore Throats are painful. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO I ph ased to take, and mm.h fferts a cure. 25 ceutM a box, at all the Druf( Stor-s.

liKAXDK'S TFSSILACiO Ct'KES Cot'UlIS. IiKANDK'S TUSSILA(i(J Cl'KES COLDS. IiKANDK'S TirsSILACiO CURES HOARSENESS. IiKANDK'S TUSSILAGO CLUES SOKK THROAT. out: to nit Mi;s ti vsilac;o. w o N ; i 1: v t x . a k a n u i i : s . 01! wl:-re can f fiiivi them, To the Dru' Store ro ;ukk, I will speedily try tliem; I hsive a bad Couch, Am I I wMi to he iure To have tl.e best remedy That U1 very soon cur-. TJTr -" tents er oox, at all thejirutr Stores.

li: TO WOMIFIIFI'I. tlHAM Li:S. Couph and Coli!. will po away, Sowtnties in a single day, if to tUo Oruit; Store yon will go And get supplied with Tus-silago; You rati ue it freely a you please, It never fail. to jrive you ease. Those iranulen wonderful are, I'm fure, For they speedily e.'lect a Ijtiiig cure. JJjJ1 20 cents j.er hox. at all Drug Stores.

IMI-ORTAXTTO LADIES. DR. JOHN II VRVF.Y, II WING FOR UI'WARD OF twenty years d- lot-d his pr(Jfeio..l time xcluüively to fhetreatiiifiit of Female Difficult lew, and having succeed-I in housands of cases in resioritiR the aitlictrd 1 1 sound health, has now tDtire confidence in offering publicly his fircat smcrlcan Mtimcilyy9 PK. HARVEY'S CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS, Which have never yet failed (when the directions have heen strictly followed,) in removing diflicultiea arising froin ORSTRUCTION, OR ST01TAGE OF NATURE, Or In restorinp the system to perfect health, when sufferinR from Soinal Affection.., I'rolapu., Uteri, the Whiten, or other weakues of the Uterine Orjjans. Also, iu all caser ofpehility or Nervous Prostration; Hysterics, Falpitations, Ac, which are the forerunners ot more serious d;s eaw. 53 These pilM are perfectly harmless 011 the conti tuttoii and may he taken by the most delicate female without causjtiK distress, ut the same time they act like a charm by strengt heiiln, invigorating and r-storinir the system to a healthy condition, and ty bringins: on the monthly period with regularity, no matter fr.nn w hat cause the obstrut lions may arie. They ould, how ever, not be taken during the first three or for.r months of prein.anrv, though sale at any other time, as miscarriage would be the result. Each box contains 60 l'i'1. Trice $1, and when teMred will 1- sent hy mail, pre-paid by any advertised Afrcnf. on receipt of the money. Sold by Orussists generally. J. BRYAN, Rochester. New York, General Ajrent. Sif TOMLINSON t COX, Agent for Indiunapoü. julilü-diw'61

iciv iHcd i cn I 19 ivn t ry. For the speedy and permanent cure of GONORRHEA, GLEET, UKETHAL DISCHARGES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, I NCONT1NANCE, GENITAL IRRITABILITY, Gravel, Stricture,and Affections tf the Kidney and Bladder which ha- been u-ed by upward of one hundred physician", IN THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE SUCCESS, superseding Cubehs, Copaiba, Capsula, or any other compound hitherto known. KKLIS SPECIFIC PIIjIj-S At- speedy in action, often effectinir a eure in a few day, and when a cure is effected it is permanent. Töoy htc prepared from veetaf-le. extracts that are barnds on the systriu aod never uauscnte the stomach, or impregnate the breath; and bejiijj sar-coat-d, all nanseou.taste is avoided. Nochauge of diet is necessary while

using tliem; nor does their action interfere with buainesa pursuit. Each box contain six dozen Tills. PRICE ONE IKJLLAR, And will be sent by mall, po-t-paid by any adverticed Agent, on receipt of th-m-jiiey. Sold by Druggists generally. None gir.uin- without mv sitnature on the wrapper. J. BRYAN, Koch-sler, N. V.. - Genend Agent. XJtjg TOMLINSON k COX, AgenU lor indiauapolia. juijlD-diw "tl

MILITARY COOD3. I A I A l V H R S : U 0 1TF I TS BTiA TTKETS, FOR CAVALRY OFUCERS, MACKINTOSH TALMAS, dari bine. Imitation of cloth, suitable for officer. Ionf- Top and Short Root; Cp with Capes, kiding Ieggins, Gauntlets anI Gloves, otMcers" Fin- Coat, Hnvefoeks, Air-l'.cds, Fiilowa and Cushion-: iTinkinp Cup?: Folding Cot and Bed, Rubber Smuk;n? Pipes, Cloaks and I'v,, ElastT Filter!, t ifrcther with a larg- assortment cf other articles suitable for camp purpose,. Arc respectfully invited Ogive us a call. All good. sold

at manufacturer - rices. it.UlT II ICH COX, j INDIA RL'LRER DEPOT, i N"o. 4'J West Four'h St.. one !.or nest froia Walnut, j d-c27-d2ru Cincinnati, Ohio. :

GROCERS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Groceries VI PKODUCE, Flour, Corxi-.llealj .Salt Arc, NO. 9 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, In.lianapoLs, Indiana. " -

fftHIS FIRM AHE THE EXCLUSIVE AGENT? IN; I th;citvf.r Joseph i'iiin'i Oyter a cebrat-d i

lt.timere Lrand an 1 -fi order from the city or conn- ; try w Jl lir pn mptly tifed. Al tLU Lour aW Is nie of the largest Henene lathe world, where clikken, dutka. , jreee, urkie and tl.e Lke ar kept healthy atni fat aii (

tt for the table at a'.l tiiu. s.

ti-üöia

DRY GOODS.

New Arrxiiioiiioitt ; " 1 '.- v -a thk - I NKWYOHKdllOCKHYSTORKj o. IT i;ait XVnthlncton f-frrrt. C1 Jl. WELL, having pnrchaaed the alov- establish- 1 . nientof the Mfsr. Bryant, intends kepiop ci- ! stingy on bami a full supply cf every article In tlie hue . of Family Groceries and Provision, and will warrant fvi ry Article to he of the b.t quality and at the lowest ' price. The highest market price, in cah, paid for all kinds f Produce. He respectfully sotieit the citizen generally, Iu th- ' city and country, to call and examine his stock and pricei : before purchasing elsewhere. Articles promptly delivered in all parts cf the citv. I J3-dln C. II. BCELL.

a ) ?: ,

COMMIS SI ON . MERCHANTS. C. Ii. S. llatthcu,

AM -rt-" a imit v' uricu t vt

Iarf ni-lroof Building No. 124 Fourth 9L, west iJe, j between Main and the River, Louisville, Ky. J E!. Consignments are respectfuj'y -olicited, and irn- j mediale rales with prompt returns guaranteed. janl3 j DINING HALL. !

ajaMaaagaBB' rvrrTlMiaa

0Ü

BiitT-s ij:vi;vci hall. No. 13 South Illinois Street, (FOUR DOOKS BELOW PALMER HOUSE.)

"j TEALS AT ALL HOURS THE REST THE MAK 1 T i ket affords, testers and Gtuie in every stjle,

OlSTIIIl fVOIJI TO Cr,ATfi A !ItVf.,i

E(tial to the het Stew. Hoarding hy the Day. Breakfast 6 lo 10 o'clock. Dinner 12 to 2.', " Supper 6 to 9 " N. B. No Liquors retailed on the premises. novl-3m

NOTICE,

CSF" A Ni:V YEAR CALL A KMODLE k SON would repectful!y request a!l those in h bteJ to thi-m to call at their place id hu.-ir.esson East Washington street, north side, opposite Glenns Block, and settle their accounts. A. Khodle 4 Son need the money or they would not thus publicly call upouiheir patron for whose favor in the past they are extremely obliged. It will give A. Knodle 1 Son Inf nitc pleasure to serve all who may call on them in the future. jai-iG-dtf

PIANOS. PI AIMO FORTES

JTL

, , i i.iaaj

DRY GOODS.

TE HAVE ON HAND A NUMBER OF F1RS1

Cla:a Pianos, which we will sell at cost for cash WILLI ARD A STD W F. LL,

octl No. 4 Bate House

WANTED.

200 Recruits Wanted

FOR THE OF

H r

2 i

;

2 a f n

e . -i " f I ZT"

2 .'-

The I level. Hi Infantry, which MAJOR J. W. GORDON Is authorized torai.a in Indiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY. 1AY FROM f 13 TO 322 PER MONTH, WITH RATIONS, quart-rs, medical attendance, 4c. complete. All who enlist wid at once be clothed, subsisted and prov ided with everj thing essential to th-ir comfort by the Goveriiment. "The term of enlistment is Til rec Yenrn. Tayta corunience from date of enlistment. None but able-bodied sü)?le men, betweeu the age of 13 nd ;C years, need appty. Recruiting Rendeivou. in Metger'a new building, No.

5 East Washington utreet, adjoining Crld Kellowa' Hall, j I). H. COIT, First Lieuu-naut

nov27-dtf Eleventh Ir.fajjtry, Kecrunir.g Officer.

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COMMISSION MERCHANTS, j JOHNSON, j General Commission Merchant, a MsDealer Ih Flour, Grain, and nil kind j of Country Produce. AYf ne nnd IJqunr,CTi;ar,To!;irro, Ac. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 2.T7 SOUT H SECOND PT., inii.Ani:ii'iiiA. i Advances müde on Consignment, j auK22dly ;

t. - X - Fi :

4 ta n A V

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r-f O

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f at ft w

1 A

2 Ii

1 $ V

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er, O e a . s mm V mm r"1

HOTELS.

X i 0

f 9 a a)

Hotel,

ON THE EUROt'EAN PIVÜ. cur or ew vork.

Jiirvrif.i noo.-ris .o cems ik day. CITY HALL .-'(JUaRE, COR. FRANKFORT ST.,

Opposite City HalL

1 TEALS AS TlfEY MAY RK ORDERED IN THE

JjX spacioua Refectory. There is a Barber's Shop and Ith-ro- tn" coached tu the Hotel. tfcjy lkware of Ruüeraand Hackmen who say we arrrfl. It. iltHCIl, noviü'61-dly Proprietor.

SPECTACLES. &C.

To Officers of the Army

ATTORNEYS.

IiENJAMIN HARktMiN. j WII.UAH P. IIMIRVCK, Ite of Wallace & Harrison. Lute of C un r fc r -Ui-.f k. HARRISON & FJSKBACK, jrJXDVLTTTS'S AT LAW, Of FICE, NO. 62 EAST WASHINGTON ST.,

(Over Munin 4 J' tavo f)v wre.) .

rClHE UNDERSIGNED HATING- ASsnriATED JL theraselvea toiretheT In th practict f tl law, tn atterd all Weal busir.e. e-itrn-ted to fh:r care in tha 5ute and Federal Court. HF.NJAMIN H A RlilMjN. WiUJAX I. lSIII'H W

Iecaber II, ll. Henry M. scft. Nwtary XMdir, mnl take acknwlrdg. m-rits of dre '.s, A c, at the avove vrc, d 1; l."Jni

c y Goods!

7E HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND WFdJ AS i W ssOKTED Mock cf Dry ."-ooda, to wbwb we invite ) the attention of CASH DEALERS. i ja'ii:s LOW A. CO., 1 mi ,j I.ii!le, Ky. '

JUST RECEIVED A 5I LENDID AS50RT11ENT OF For fM, pKirtabiKu ami rwcr tliov supersede all others. For w-le by SKMilONS, Optian.

SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C.,

Of the grfcitfct tranpireut jower, cf new iniprovement 'wperlv adu-texl to trt rai. Onlera from tf.e couJitry, with particulars, promptly atte-nilevi to. Kemfrin ne-ativ done w it'll iipatch. ' SKMMOXS.Optiritn. ..u!". '.j. 25, t-tiuOi llünoi .txeet.

PHY3ICIANS.

IR. IIK.MtV I RAK.I-:s.

PHYSICiAN ANO SURGEON, 1 V I .1 t V 1 IK i a Iu

, ..'kt,'.l1'WS l.ll'.

Otr ri4",i:Ir.4ial, corner wf Wa-do h nrrt

' a; 1 Ker.turky avtirje.

no l.'-diini

DRS. JAMESON 6 FUNKHOUSER, OlHtM No. , SOUTH MKHID1A.N STKKKT.

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