Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3530, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1862 — Page 2

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aic iiiiiii uc irctrri rut Democratic Union State Tickot ro tri et r or tati, JAMKS S. AT HON, Of Marion Count. rox rirTo or tatc, JOSEi'II It 1 3T I NE. Of KounUia Oountj. ro Tnra-mrn rr tatk, MATTHEW L. BRETT, Of Da' County. oscau . ho an. Of Decittir County, ro trta.tTKsfvsT of rtnc iptb.i;:tioji, MILTON P.. HOPKINS, Of Clinton Cour.tv.

tVhn Profit tr I tie Wnr! In the- New Ytk llrrtH f a rc cr.t inte is giv rtt a t;M cxri.Litir.,: tli div i'c:'- e!xl irr-,1 br the mamifrturiiiir rT",rl'or" f Nr Kr. ' I.u:'l. during 1"'"1. Ti e table U as f )!! : Tli? folio injr t-.-iternt.l of ie:ni ar.r, u l "rnii on manu factual stock, rtf-iUc in JnI2.it j, bo tLe prosperity i f th principal corporation during the last ix mo;. tin: Ihvidrnd. Arn't

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HMin) ! 42000 a.fMHIshr's

Ijus!a Aft .I'jO.OOO Dn-ht UU 1,700.000 Franklin COO ,000 Great Kail l,LrK),lWQ , Hill (LeL-ton. Mc.) 4"0.oi0 JUmiltou Cotton 1 .iiM.NOO Jackvm. i;:K),fJfM

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llrifrht" fair. We extract the following from the perUI r7a.lt'ntun dispatche to tho Cincinnati Gaxettt'. "HicMAfto W. TaonN)i aril rtoaiar Dal 0n are pokm of a Iiniuiir trroN iole ucceor Ly Governor MortoVs appointment, in c cse Senator DaioiiT i ipeÜed by a two third vote. or resigns in deference to the wMiei of the majority, which ! iure. flAMrtT Dath and Amdt

Joh.vhi will vote against him.

Lanc'r Millibar 4.70 H.W)Vriyi 12

Lowell I'learnerr... . UK'.OOO M iruh'tcr P'r.t Vk l.HrO.OOO

Middle-ex Nashua N KUtnke-.ig.. Newmarket Pacific Portsmouth Co Sivlisljurr Salmon Falls .Stark Mills Washington Mills...

50U .000 1,000.1 MM) 700.000 G0Q .000 2,-.,0i)0 IKl.OOO 7i0,tHM) 1.000,000 GjU.UOO

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1-C2 36.000 lSO00 25,2 ) LP, 000 e.OOO G-.f)0 2I0 GO.fHK) t.0(M 72. (1 30.0'K) 21.(t0 10.0 0 72.0M) f25.W) 60 ,0 K J 2,;oo 21.0K) 97,000 73, HM 4o(XtO G2.500 4j,;(o

Vok mnf brutum fulmtrt, which will ftv'f'frate tf.o row inrthe-Ii n and tti'i-t Trir athv

I' T tl:enj br it.'-Te ttron. ur! a 1 i.evfr ran jmJ jieter w.IJ be xe:utl; tat't will brlrM up to the South to enlist all the t: cri of !e;v"ir. ' Ir.-te nl of in? iii lacernent t com tack to the Union it would cut otf all inducement to la? do n their arm. and render indponJence a iiecetitj. Tl.ej couS J face co worse calaraitj out of the Union thin in it.

It nur he aid that the liw can, at least, be eici'ufe! where the forced of the Gortnimeiit have i-e"lon; but in f uch localities what is tbe ue of it? Not to put down rcte!!iun, fur in uch cases the rebellion i powerless. ' Theterj proposition of eu h a law U an adTertiement of weaknesi ami desperation, not of

f r c fT , .tti'I t).f o -nn 1-e no '!ou!.t it i cm'r.g ' into j'j'te prr r.il u e. '1 hrre is no Inline in barley. Time hi bH-n ieai-in 1 fcr w!,!kT . :r,ce our last. 1 f rli e a Ivar.ri tu 17. lovnj; J rat t fteadr. with le-i biiujaiif-j. The l.h WMtrr has t .pjyl all t, rirer di Ail!er iey, which will d'rn'.ni'h fj, üurr!r for .rr.e dar. I

In tl.e jn-oerr market, there has been r.o cbar.te ; thedeciand has been fair in the regular war.nnd prices rulel s'eadr at 11c b r raw fu-ar, 12ii 124'c for reSned cru Jil anl jkiw 4en-J; 45(l7cfor m das-es, ai,d I9421cfii liio coffee which i the ranpe of this artic'.a now in Ne- York.

AMUSEMENTS. HIiTISOIOI-ITA.X IIA IM.

GROCERIES, &C.

DRY GOODS.

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t. bates &ar4

lietnocrutic State Convention-Opinions of the lrrt.

ft renth and confidence. It is an emptj threat). The Rockport Democrat contains the following

i.iai in tue uaiurc ui itiuis can & im: ;uw ua vjlv cution.

Let the Union armies defeat and overthrow the

THURSDAY EVENING. JAN. 23. T2.

Mr. Charles Bass

IX TWO CHAUACTr.LS.

Naval Enq-aqrcmcnts.

.?tlreprrentaton. The Republican oran a few day apo stated

that the reaMlmion of the Dem(cratic State Con

vention "nowhere condemn the rebels," and this charge ia re-echoed bjr all the satellite of that partr. Rea4l the Hh resolution of the platform for a complete refutation of this false allei-tion:

"We are utterW npjoaed ti the twin heresies, i Northern cctionaiim Mid Southern secession, as j inimical to the Constitution." j Abrain: from the same source it is charged that i

the reohittons "nowhere opse the war " Read the resolutions a-' ain. The sixth savs: 'The maintenance of the Union iiioii the prin-

ripTesofthe Federal Cciftitution fIiouH be thf controllinx objett of all who prolesi loyalty to! the Government." i The tenth declares: ! "We will fuiUain with all our energies a war i for the maintenance of the Constitution, and of tlie Integrity of the Union undtr the Conttitution, but we are opposed! to a war for tlie emancipation j of the negroes, or the suhjugation of the South-1 em State." j Tlie Journnl is the oran of the Republican jtftrty of Indiana, and we suppose reflects its sen tinienta. The pwition announced in the platform : of the bth of Januar j convention in the extracts J we have quoted is identically that which the j Journal has over and over a'ain deliberately an- j nounced a.s tlie objects and purposes for which tlie war rhould be prosecuted. It not only takes j this position, but it declarer that it would consent j to a separation from the rebel States. On the 13th of November, 1?G0, it commenced a scries' of articles upon the disunion movements in the

oouiu, nnu wuicu it continueii in tue name Fp'.ru for fcvenil months. In its issue of that date, referring to "the parade of military organizations, and forcible resistance," then making in several of the Southern States, it said: "They know ?ery well that if they are determined to leave the Union, no Republican will cart to have them stay. If South Carolina und her associates in folly really want to leivethe Union, they can go without word of objection from any man North of Mason and Dixon's line. We would not turn our hand over to have them stay if they must stay with the feeling of hostility and distrust which they proclaim as the only feeling they can ever hold toward the North: We Ji not hrlievt in reiistin? any rcntlnn more men! in the lent. Thore aho lliink the Union too bad for them to endure, are just those the Union can best do without. Let all go who want to, we say. and let thern go quietly." We can produce a large u umber of extracts from the same paper, after this date, and during the winter following, of the same import, and more strongly expressed. On the 21st day of la.t August, more than fi'ur month after hostilities had commenced, this same Journal said: "We are not lighting to subjugate any body, hut init'iY to resist an ntteaipt by force of arms to subvert our Government. If they (the reikis) will lay down their Arms and come now to the nation for permission to separate, w e shall again mv "tw," for we hare ttrn no rrason to change the rietet ire adroealtd last winter." This is the record of the Journnl, speaking for the Republican party of Indiana, a print which is daily charging disloyalty and treason upon all who nre not Abolition Republicans and who solemnly declare that they are "utterly opposed to Southern secession" and "will sustain with all their energies a war for tlie maintenance

I' the Constitution and of the integrity of the Union, under the Constitution,"! which the Republican organ says is the olject of' the war. The Democratic Convention declared that it wai for maintaining the integrity of the i Union, under the Constitution, br.t the Journal, : before the war, was wiling that the Government ' should le disrupted without resistai.ee, and now i it is willing that the rebel States -hall sep irate 1 from the balance, if the rebels w ill lay down their art'.is and ask permission to go. Upon its on t.uid.rd of judgment is not the ; Journal guilty of disloyalty and treason to the ' G eminent? The meanest Seces-inist in the rtbcl States is more honorable in comparison ,

relels in arms, and proclaim the restoration of the Cont.tution and laws, and guarantee the protection of all Constitutional and leral rights to the whole jepe, uo matter how, hi the hour of madness, they mav have felt, and talked, and

acted. I Intolerance aud vindictiveness never saved a government, and will cerUinly never aave this j

ct;e. We h.iTe had enough ofthat self-righteousness which feels itself justified in vengeance toward the sinners; and it had better stop now, before it ows the seeds of d;s.itlection where none is now. Courage, magnsnirnity and strict adherence to the Constitution are the strength and moral power of the Government. Measures dictated bv pas-

; , fcion arid the spirit of revenge only weaken its inTotal ................ ........ $! ,013,3i0 j fiuence. The stock represented by the companies No one need refer us to examples of these rebnamed amount to twenty live millions of dollars, e's- They cor fisc-ate property; they banUh their The dividends f.r the viz months ending June citizens; they eize all the property they need; :i0 were $G17,'J00; the dividends for tlie last six "I'd ."teal begroes amongst their other crimes, month reached over a million of dollars. It will i They employ in war Indians and ne-roes. Such . . . If 1 i . 1 I I Ii 1

Le rtmin.Uied that laat March Congress, on the I oecis are to oe Miuuneo, spurneu ano uespi-e-a

very eve of the civil war, remoIf!ed the tarifl', in-

creaii the duties very largely. This ne 1 1riT went into operation on the 1st of April. lGl, audcotccouently the manufai turers had but three months olits benefits before declaring their July dividend. The.e profits aie large, and tl ey indicate ho i.s profiting by the war. Contrast lie profits made by thee manufacturers with those of the agricultural portion of the Community. Te!.rtive millions of New Ei.glat.d capital reiping a rich harve-t during a time of civil war, which the farmers ol the country are burning their crops for fuel. The hole nation has been taxed by this odious tariif to benefit a comparative handful of capitalist. It wiil be rememhered that the census of 1-.70 give the whole number of slaveholders in tl.e country at 317,000, and the ast in ijor ity of thoe ownel but a le ?hives It was urged vvitli great force from the pulpit, pre arid Mump that the-e 347,l;O0 si iveholders controlled and d rected the whole p!icy of the National Government, and that all tilings were made sub ordidate to their interests. IJut the Morrill tariff erects even a more odious oligarchy. The $2.7,. (100,1)00 of capital invested in thee manufacturing establishments are held jos.-ibIy I) less than :7,0!M) prsons. And for the benefit of these :7,000 per ons the people ol the United Slates are taxed 30 per cent. ujii the necessary articles of domestic u-e. and the agriculturists deprived of in i k ft for tloir piodurtions. The importations under the Morrill tariff arc beccssiirily Miialler than they would be under a tariff that in vites foreign manufactures. The maiket for our products is to a like ettent abridged, because if Enirlish and French manufacturers are excluded, American breadstutrs and provisions arc only exjorted to meet indispensa. b!e neves-it ic.s. It our market was open to the manufactures of the world at a reasonable rate of duty, we would have the m okcts of Eutot e filled with our breadstuff. The exc hange of commodities would be reciprocal, und the American fanner would have at least a demand f'oi his crops. Rut that unfortunate tarill got up for the exclusive benefit of about twenty thousand capitalists in the Eastern States, has tlo.-ed the door to cheap manufactures, and per conseq lence nearly abolished our foreign m irket for home produc tions. Europe buys no more of American grain and provisions than she can help, and the reison is that the United States, to gratify a few c a pi talists, has closed tl.e door to foreign manufactures. Nor is this the only evil resulting from the tariff. It has seriously affected business in France and England, und, more than anything else, has turned the sy mpathies of the people and governments of those countries against us. They look u;x)U the disruption of the Union as opening to them an extensive market for their manufactures. They have long since figured out that, with the South a art independent nation, and fiee trade as its guiding principle, the great agricultural West will not continue many years to pay tribute to the oligarchy of Eastern capital, in the shape of heavy duties on foreign fabrics. With British cottous and woolens selling at Lou isviSle and St. Jouis 30 per cent, cheaper than they can be had at New York and Philadelphia, thoe foreign governments do not suppese the West will turn aside from the cheaper markets to pay tribute elsew here. It is our candid opinion that the present tariff has done more to secure the rebel cause sympathy and favor in Europe than anything eNe. It was folly it was criminal stupidity to have enacted such a tarirT tit such a time, and we do not know but that Congress would be doing a wise action now to re-tore the tariif to the old rates that existed prior to 157. Chcaia I'oxt.

Jet! Davis and Co.. would sell themselves to Si

tan to accomplish their ambitious purposes. They have no Constitution and no law but their own

higher law of ambition, hate and revenge. Let ! them riot in their own abomination and let us 1 whip their armies. ' That will end them. Don't'

misspend tune ana Oegri.Je yourselves passing empty statutes that must be read the world over with disgust and conteniot. .

From the (Tnciimati Price Current, Jan. 22. Financial and Commercial Summary for the I'ait Week. An arrangement made between the Secretary of the Treasury and the committee representing the bankers and merchants of New York in the early part of the week, h.id a most salutary effect upon financial a flairs in New York, and produced a marked decline in gold and teilirrg exchange. This vrr ingement is, h brief, as follows: There are to be no more demand Treasury notes issued than the fifty million authorized in July, but in-tead thereof United States seven threetenth stock to the amount of three hundred million 4nllar; that is. the financial policy of last winter is to fie extended and continued. This arrangement does not seem to come up to the ideas of the Committee of Ways and Means, and it may not, therefore, be carried out. The improvement consequent upon this, in money matters, has extended to us, and the feeling in our monev market, throughout the week, ha? been

far better than it was the previous week, there j being more confidence, (old declined to 2 prent., I and not in much demand, - though at the close) 21., prern. was aked, under the advices of an j advance of (n:1. prern. in New York. j A bill has passed the Legislature of this St.de j permitting the batiks to suspend s: ecie pavment,

on condition that the stockholders permit the j and ignouiiniouslv defeated.

capital to be taxed the same as merchants cap , ital, and that they resume payment lit'teen days after the New York banks re.-ume. There is a'

difference among the bankers as regards the propriety or necessity of suspending. :md it is probable that some of the banks will not suspend, the tax question being to them the serious condition. The supply of currency is light and gives some trouble in the prosecution of business in the none m irk et, but acceptable business paper is in demand at 10(r?12 per cent , and not much offering. Exchange is firm with a moderate demand at

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rates tor checks on 2s ew ork. e quote:

Uuyinjr. Jsi;irtg. New York dis(f par. 8)4 prent. Gold 1 preai. 2(Tt2l;, prern The weather has been extremely changeable; unusual heavy rains have fallen over the whole v alley of the Ohio, swellingthe river and its tri'o ut iries to flood hight, a:td at the same time we write the indications are that the river w ill reach high water ut iik of 1"17. About the middle of the week there was a tegular thunder-storm, accompanied by heavy rain; the temperature, however, has not been too high for pork packing, though it was not as favorable as desiied owing to a damp mm ky atmosphere w-hich has prevailed part of the time. The receipts of hogs have been moderate and the demand being good prices improved a shade. Tuesday (yesterday) the market remained without change, though at the close the feeling was rather hervy, and buyers were less desirous to operate. The sales were:

f n reference to the Convention:

( coloi.el C. L. Dunham -poke apimst making nominations now. He thought such an action would be unwise, and appealed to the Courention to consult the wishes of the Democrat? in the Southern part of the State, and postpone the nominations ,V. A. Isdytr. W e are p!ea-el to inform the Istljrr men that the Democracy from the Southern part of the

State were consulted and every delegate from the First Congressional District" voted in favor of making the nomination. Tl.e Fjtdjrr further fays, which ought to be satisfactory to it; "The central clique who called the Convention in the hope of being able to control the nominations for theu;elves hav e been sadly disappointed. The Breckinridge faction, who, alter destroying the unity of the Democratic party, and declaring that the election of Lincolu was preferable to that of Douglas, had the impudence to ask tlie Democracy of Indiana to give them the most important offices, are left out in the cold. Hiving failed to get the nominations we shall now eee the extent of their love for the 'Democratic organization, ' about which they have prated so much." ' It appears that the editor of the Isd.jer is not

satisfied, witn trie nominations because some Hreckir.ridge man was not put on the ticket, and becau-e of the "great unanimity existing in the Democratic party throughout the entire State. We would like to know what e::se there would have Leen in meeting in Convention and making a platform and then postpone the nomination of candidates.- Stich a course was never heard tell of in a Democratic Convention before. C2f" And Col. Dunham, whose regimei.t is already at the seit of war, he wanted nominations

postponed for a fev months! But it wouldn't do;

nor was he permitted to say a few words in behalf of the army and the war. Krnnstille Jour. Col. Dunham did speak. He w as the last man that uttered a word in the Convention. In the last sentence of his speech w ere these words: "That he believed as much as he believed tliat he had an existence in the w orld, that if this Gov ernment w as ever reunited again to its once proud and lofty position among the nations of the earth, that it had to be done by the good old Democratic party." Which is the true sentiments of ninetenths of all the people now in the loyal States. Tlie Craw fords ville Kecinr says: In this week's issue we hoi-t the names of the Democratic nominees, selected by the Convention held at Indianapolis on theSth. Wepri'M'.me every Democrat and conservative man in tlie State is anxious that the ticket should friumr.h, and right here we wish to impress upon the minds of many of our old-liiie friends in this county, as well as throughout tie State, that to insure success we must have harmony. The practice of denouncing every Democrat whose ideas concerning the rebellion do not square exactly with his i.eighhrs, must cease, or we shall bo divided

ind ignouiiniously defeated. It is a I ict that all

Democrats do not agree in regard to the many issues that h ive grown out of this lamentable civil war, but in tlie great cardinal principles of the party there is no disagreement whatever. We believe, in common with every true Democrat, in using every effort to crush out this damnable conspiracy, and under no circumstance will we ever consent to a dismemberment of the Republic. With the restoration of the Democratic partv to power we arc sanguine that the nation will yet survive the tempest that is usn her and again restore the Union of the States. The influence of the conservative element of the country is making itself felt upon the present Administration. Cameron, the advocate of arming the negroes, has been dismissed from the President's Cabinet, and Mr. Stanton, AttorneyGeneral under Mr. Ruchanau's reime, called to fill the position of the Secretary of War. II y this act President Lincoln shows to the country that he Ins at last awakened to Ihe danger of Abolitionism, and that he is now convuiced of the

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MR. PELIX -V-I2SrCETT. T-MMArrow iVn. f.t i f MR. E.VSS.

In preparation a graio! fairy l'MrTKat;ii. ffy Inr Tn at ' . cimm at T ',.

MEDICAL. j DR. J. A. MERRILL, MKDIOAL KLKCTRICI A N", OF . Now York, I VT THK E AUXEST SOLICITATION OF XUMKUOl'S ; patient.-, w.!I remain in Indianapolis in.t.l the f.rj ;

! el Mav, mi l c:itiitue Lis uocful trf at:T.t:t of khm- !

tnattsi:). .-ur!pa. P.iralMS, l)v p-pia, a .rpM:ty ! tn ; Liver, St. Vitus Dance, IVafueM, ProUpsu Ut ri, (Fail- !

in of the ), ai.d 11 '01V0II li!-iJlKK, I'y bis nw and complete svvtim of JIKIHCA I- GLKCTRICITV Pr. M:keii.l lias f r .ale his Improved ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE, Andwi'.l K've in-tructiuri to individual or classes in Li new .-y.-b-ni f applying Kloctiiciiy. Kix.ins a the Orr nt.il iiiue, L-ulW entrance. K cepiiun hours from 10 A. M. lo 4 V. i. jaiiS-dlm-eod What is Life Without Health ?

1 no averaging 300 lbs at 3 40 1HW " 200(a2:d " " 3 30(713 4d DO " '2Ö0 " " 3 4. 4 " 21 G " 3 40 1.V) " 310 " " 3 I n ' KU) 1HJ " " 3 M 120 213 " 3 35

truth of Democratic principles being the only remedy for the salvation of the country.

iSpooiiil IXotico.

70 ADVERTISERS. All (id rertiefinU taken for a Kjwiji i time, un i orJertil out L fore th& ef hifion of thf time ;w!fef, uö'l he charynt the rejuhir ritn fur the an to the time tAey ire onlrt ei out.

MEDICAL.

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.

Frm the I. ui illo lH.vmicr.it, January 13. Senator TruinbiillN C'onf ignition Hill

Hov it Is Itcgardeil in Ihr Hordt r The whole range mar be callcl $3 30(3 45.

s I ! suit,.. I fhe receipts durini; the weeic and lor the tea

. The bill to couü-cate the property of all those I Were ad '',,!uw?: in arms agaiu-t the Uuitevl States, which is before j Total for the week 2G.0-21 j Congress, we do m t suppose will pass; but it j Previously rented 410.577 ' hhows the animus id' a pait of that body. 1 hey j j have not learned wisdom by hard exj-erience. I Total for the seaori 4'iG,o3i i To begin with, the measure is unconstitutional. Tliis is about 3,'HK) alien! of the whole num.- j incur judgment. 'Hut instrument ys, after ; her packed last se ison. There is no doubt that! denning wliat shall be countel treason: j there are several lots of hogs Mil! scatterel 'Congress .hall have power to declare the ; through the country, but it is likely picking will i punishment of treason; but no attainder of trea- be elo el here the next two weeks." The report ! sott tdi.tll work con u;.iion of blood, or forfeit j t-d forward movement of the armv down the!

fllO LADIF.S OF I "PLICATE 11KALTH OU IMPAIRED orciiiuation, or to thoe by whom an increase f family is from any reason oftjrctiona'nh-, th underslirnod would uiTvr a prencriptiou wbicli is i-rfertly reliabl.- and safe, aul hieb ha leeu pre- rilMi m various parts 'f the t!.i World for the pat Century. Aliliouth this article is very cheap and simple, yet it Las beeu put up in half piiit In.ttK-s and sold very extrii.-:ely at the exhurhitaiit price of 5 per bottle, the uiiiersigu d proposes to furnish the recipe f.r 1, by the posse-sion of liich every lady can supply her--lf w ith a perfect safeguard, at any rirui store f..r 'i.e tnt!;nif sum of 25 routs yr year. Any f hysiciun or dnnjuirt wiil tell you it isperfv;Jy hannh ss, tli'iusand. of testiinoniaU can he procured .f its eiticacy. S.-iit to any part of the world n receipt of $1, l.v a I !ress'iniC. fa. J. C. DKVKKAUX, IV O. Box, Xo.2303. New Haven, Connei ticut. u'.y2J-.J.V '61

ure, except dünn-' the lue of the pet-on at-

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i Valley gave some impetus to the mar

ket, for the hog products the past week, and;

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tensive story which has lately been going the round til at Jim Line has been cotrustee with an important expedition to be conducted on the prin ciple of freeing and arming the slaves as it pro- , reeds, is all bosh. There U not a word of truth in the report. Line is to hve no expedition to command, and the Administration has not and never will sanction his detestable puaposes. Tne President is known to regvnl with horror the proposal of arming the slaves. There was but one nun in the Cabinet in favor of such a monttroii policy, ami he has recently receive! his w Iking papers. The above we copy from the Xev Albany lerder. of the lTth in-t. This .lrv L.is has the commission of Major General and is appoint ed to a separate command, with aim o-t unlimited powers, lbit a few day ago the ameJiM. in a speevli in the Cititd States Senate, .i.lvnc ite-1 the arm'n of the 1 ves ,n 1 the Presi let t, with a lull knowledge af the .ei.timents of Lam., gives him an im:ort.uit command in the army, in wiiich he will have the jv)er to illustrate his negro sympathies. What will the editor of the IjeJfjtr ut in txhalf of an Administration ihit will thus sir.ctiou the "iletf'tib'e principles," ojri'y avowed by Mr. I.ijicolm" Major General I.ivt llMk for HwUInx .nury. The trnaiicial r.ecesv.ties of the National and State (tovernutetit are greatly exercising the in veiitu-it of pditical nnom.sis upon expe-fietits f .r Mining tnt:ey. This pressure of tfie times ntust I -e n,et in some nay or other, ard tint ri;ht sed.ly. Cettaiu prejudices, old custom-, and r en i hei ihel institution itr.d State laws. wi!l dou'uv!rs have to g.ve wav l-efote the utgencv of the ore ist. m. As a proof of this. weve it taied in tl e Newburvi'rt Herald that thev are alieadv pr-o'tig to repetl the lienor law of Massachusetts and go fuck to ihe l.ceiie sv.tem. The u.LrriUon I W allow the privilege pf ell.n.', sub je, i t a heavy fee tor a hornse. it is Ut'teved

thatth's meisre will insure an important teve ni-e tohe public Treasury, while, if properly guarded, the actual s-tle and cou-uin;tuu of arli. t piriu will not be much irreiter, u r a misch.e ri. as it lias leeti toiler a s. lively pro i'lhlloff Itw -I 4H. I'rrf

tamled

Atwiding to the old doctrine of Lngland. I th e outside r. irties who h.iv e been invesiin" in

lrom which the phrase attainder of treason" is nit-s- pvrk renewed their opentions. and a very derivel. t.he guilty forfeited his Lie and all his! good dem nd for it existed, and prices advance! p;opem f-uevcT to the crow u. His children j some, holders asking 50(Ti?0 75, with buyers could not inherit from him, as is tueaut by the , at $1 O0(äj 37, an I a good deil was taken at the

"corruption ot blood. lut now what is the meaning of this interdiction in the Constitution? Congress -lull have the power to declare the

with a restriction. The

can be unfv ouritig tlie

MUSIC.

iii:-le rite. g'od country brands having been in. quick demand at that rate. As we have already .

specula-

restriction applies to tt.e mere for nt ot tr.ela; Hccohcittliat the law fixing the punishment is nt the d'scietioit of Congtess, and the limitation is upon thit discretion. Now. if the la.v fixed the peualtv of death, and then pioeevded l confiscate property forever, would it n-)t be in the very face of this provision of ti e Constitution?

intim ited this demand is almost wholly

live. Lard has been :n but moderate deman !, chiefly

in consojucuce of the difficulty of miking shipments to the Last; but the market has riot un ; dei gor.? much eh time; prime city in tierce 614'e. i and country ti'io t 'Bc; head and gut Go, witfi a good demand. There is hardly anv demand for ; keg. : A fair demand for bulk sides from the Eng- '

packets at 4c. but at

held at 4'8'r? Pc. Very little dem md for shoulders in bulk. 'I hey areofVtred at S'c.

Patriotic Songs llarnionlrd for Jlitle Voire and A ppropriate for ne in ( an.;i.

AT THE INDIANA .MUSIC STOUK.

pUK.s'.intent ot treason, toi ie tun- of i Mi i'i lv

life tunc of the person attainted, nor can his chddi eti be rendered incapdile of ii.lo i itante. lias Congress then power, in declaring the punishment ol tieis 'ti, to coi:fi-ca'e forever property of llietebel? If that be j-jss. bie, what is the meaning of this restriction upon the power to de

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i -...., " -v. . tn ii nit iiu patheis in -c, out ai, ii.e ciose iiict were

The Sabbali-School Hymn and Tunc-Ilool; Containing upvard of tw o hundrH choice hymns and ttnes i'ith i: six ( i:.ms. AT THE INDIANA MUSIC STORE.

WILLAHI) A STOW FLU

Jin23 ' .

No. 4, I'.jt-- IP-u-e.

and 3JgC

ou may puio-ii

treas :i.

savs tlie

Constitu

tion, but in that pui.ishmeut tni.Jiea shall not

be debarred flout itdieritancc, :oyr shall the gu.Ity

time.

Then, if man's property is confiscated, it must '

Green meats ohi at

fitouideis, hams ani sides. Ne bacon his been ready nndolTred for over a week, but tl.ete is littie or no demand; shoulderat 0 olVere l at 33jC, sides nt ., and clear sides at 6'.c, iiiciu i.i g package; but w e did r. t

l e .r oj

ing' at f., with a moderate re;a:

for'

STOLEN.

$20 n;

a sile. ew sugar cured hams are sell-

dem in 1.

An active demand for grea.-e: dealers are pav-

i pioperty. except dui.ng hi own lite- , ing 4l(t 474c, ;;u i eiling at r,c; the supply is'

hardiy e-pial to the demand. ' There have been sales of English bacon to the

be for some oti.er crime than treason. ; extent of 2.0 )0 loxes the past week at 5: ('c for

The tt tijw toiiücAtcs propeity in the . long middles, 4 .c ;..r Cumberland cut. 5 .c for

n by the coiiseut of Iii! owi;er. 1 hat ta fhort mid lies, ai,.l 5l.;c for do. clear. The late

HEvTAPd) St lm fr tn tie r.nderr.I on

the nilit of the 21 I iiisu. i f.e Ur-'f;. yuug

t.V'-wa Setter l"tr, anweririK to the name of "i'lw. " sui.tll eyes, feet and t reat while, 1 l.e.ivy. The above rcwar w II he pai J for th r-'.u-n of the dv and the idciitif.cation of the thief, or $1 w:ll be g-. eu if tbe Uo is see..rel bo that I r:av oht :i hint. , Jxn23-(!rt tv." r. NOl'LE, P. 0. D-jx 1000.

NOTICE.

rei.e..

upon a o.tiereut pr.nciple entirely. Such proper- ; pews from Etbr.d bv tl.e Arabia rerort? n dety i.i public a much so as camp euipae and j cline of 4(T?5s p; cwt in the prices of bcon at iupp'iie.s. which are lawful prie in war. Bat prt- J Liverpool, but this as expecte-i under the heavy vatc pivpe.ty, nut u-ed in the rebellion by the receipts, and even a further deeühC is regarde'

cnt, Ca.ii not be covered by that prin- ; certain. Theie can be no doubt that the large ' uuantitv tucked for that market in this countrv.

fhe owner or his heir, it appears to us, cau, ' and which wiil co there, will lea 1 to extreme low-

oar Const. tution, reclaim all private rrop ! prices in the English market. Should anvthirig

city enS-cteJ for treason; and, w hen the eon-. Lke pte-ent prices be obtained, however, the

titi.;;on aim tr.e laws are restored, the Govern- ! packers would ineut will have it ail to return, or tr-eeie tu a Fiour hs L

rn k!es and revolutionary net. A a matter of policy this w ar ha nolhing ti ci.cumend it. Its operation would fill h!1 bu

rn ne taiuds with d :sgut at the savage spectacle. ' :io,i 1 40

nur s co i'iole.

uii r

rel:ze enormous pmr.ts.

been in moderate oetutnJ fur the

i lower grades, and jt! e of such are 1". higher. ! superfine selling at $1-'M 10. and extra $1 I5f

4 tr. fam:: dull at $4 .'.(cr4 M aridtmcv at

td' aullerii g

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i ne cat iiu.iy ou.u i.i.i u:i i.ie wue uuu ne.p less .h-Mreii ati-1 reluce thetruto wat.t aiid l-eg-gary for the guilt ! the husfuri I and father. If it were possible to l executed, it would render

tiie s.-ii.iii of the Union a scene at;d 'ey! itici..

Hut I ow is ",t tu be executed, fir why? It can have uo eflec t to : ul low n the lebedton; for it carrn-d l-e exetutM in utiy Stale until tl.e rtfell;ön i? p-jt djwn. It eiti cn'y le a law of retrf''i'i'si him! reenge It will Und on the tstute

Wheat has been in active demand attb'?sc,

for revl, and 'Ja 'J'Zc lor wLite. and not n.uch offering. O ils and com have been in good demand at ; live very j-carce, and has advanced lof'k.! There ;s gv.Mi deal of this articie In-irik' u-el ia- ; stead of cotlee. and orders are coming in to our ' grocer.es in tn ny cases fur it for this purpose. , 1 here are jruen iu the i;ty engaged in preparing and bnw nitig it. to be uH a a substitute '

TJnited Malrvol America, Uifttrlct of "UJ liidianatSS: WHfxr., a libel of i:.fcrrairii ti-.'rtfn fled in ihr 1: strict C.urt of the tinted St?-, within art-i f:-rthe -ecUi Cirrmt na Pjtrtet of In1;tia. on the 13th day January lv;2, by Jta Hxnna, F.q.f A'tomey of the I' tilled Slate. f .r Aid f. strict of lutiiana, agamvt three tfli .f tai hi:ery and one piece of catinif, rurd at Jefters.r.;lle. lijj;ana, lr a Ti-laucn .f the Uw 1 tLe Uiitrd Stj'es, th laid j;4s ani mercLauulst l-e-iri? CKifrahsrnt T war, and praying pres aca:nt a:d fsJs. and tit th same may-be coixletntieii and eold as ar-ii s cirtrahand of war. Now, there tore, in pursuance of th moriition under the eal of ait Virt to rn i-.rect -t an-1 del,verel, I io herey troe pu l:r notice to all per: cUima tr sjd fro.-!, er anv part thereof, or iu a:ir manner interested therein, thatther rsaM ap7ar bT"re the nM, tte rH-tr!etOA!rt ' f The i'j.ite.i Nute-, t te beM at tiie city af Ir.cliariailis. in an-1 forthe ttrv-t of Ir-dlnna. n rfce Ti.es,jay cf Fcl-ruary r.evt. at 10 o'ctnrk of the f. rrt,o, u ttat day, then a:.d there to iuterpo-e their cJj-l HiA.e ilfj anek',t!on. i;i that t-ehaif. Atteu DAVID G. KOSE, V. . Marshal. l'er J. S. Biiriw-, Ivp'ity. Joh5 Ii. Raa, Clerk. Jac23-1IM

PATENTS.

PATENTS OKTAINKD FOU SEW INVETI0S3 1F FVKKY docrijti. u. Fre cor:t:niei.l on ucce. M. j.aie;.t lio pay. S't.d fur C.rcutar, finni term, dirt-ct-ott, Ac. Audrey Ai'uS l.i.OADN AX, ii-'ils ilj IS'eut Atferrif)-, Tst,iurt ... U t.

A Cold i aiin iyit p. A C"Ug!i fi trrr.Mt'somo. lloars.'i.ess jievei,ts speech. S-.re Throats are painful. BRANDE'S TUSSILAG0 Is pleasant t take, aud soon Cects a ojre. 25 cents a box, at all the lru Stores.

UK AN HE'S ISKAXDirs M.Axni-rs liUANDrS

TUSSILAC.O cniKS mrr.Hs. TUSSILAOO cn:r;s colds. TrSSILAGO CI HKS IIOAKSENF.SS. TUSSIIiACO CUKES SOKE Tl!l:OAT.

oui: Tt itit iMii: h mla(;o. won I ei:i ai; i:a nu.es. Oh! where can I f.nd them, T the Drug Store g quick, 1 will sjieed-.lv try them; 1 lotve a had Coiiih, And 1 wMi tw he -ure To have the best remedy That will very soon ere. JPj-" 23 cents per box, t all üie 1i uk Stores. OÜE TO UO.MHvltFI b (dtAMLIA. Cm .-ha aii'l Colds w ill no away, S'irnc-t lines in a singh- day. If to ilo- Iirut; St. ire you will q And eet supplied with Tusiltiro; Yon can use it freely as vou please, It never fail.-", to jcive o'i cas.-. TUos. r;raiiules wonderful are, I'm ure,

For they sj,..e.i;y eft", ct a lastiiu; cure. I" cents per liox, at all Dm a; Stores.

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n.iTi:s nor si: irr i bnnt;, AKP. AiiKNT.s H)B CLAYTOX' I-LOritj ni.TIVATED CRAMSERK1ES, "liUDNLT. CF.LEF.RATED UoMlNT, KANAWHA AND LAKE SALT, TV ESn.EN RESERVE CHEESE ANUrUTTER, BOSTON MACKEREL AND CODFISH. nv!4

ÜX " Arrimc;tiHtMit. AT THE

NKWYOKK (illOClillY STOIiK

o. 17 Iut Wnalilngton Mrrrt. CH. r.l'EI-U having nrchased the at-oe esiald.sh- . nient of the Messt, llryant. intends k-ej.inz cinf'aiitly on batid a full -ui ply of every article in the line of Family Groceries and Provisions, and will warrant exery article f be of the b.-st quality ami at the b west price v Tl.e highest market price, in cash, paid for all kinds of lYodure. He resjiectfully oticitf the c!:ii ns prnerany, hi the city and coun'ry, to call aud xainine his ttn k and prices before purchasiiiii elsewhere. Article promptly delivered in all part of the c;tr. J.t-dlm C. II. P.I ELL.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

C. Ii. S. .llalllicivs, 1 J.I m: II. f c .T.T 1 s s o.t Asn forwardim; merchant. Larije Fiie-Iroof I'.uil IiiK, No. 12 Fourth nt., wert ide, between ilain arid the River, Louisville, Ky. EA Coiisijrnnieiits are respectfully solicited, and imuieuiate ale.s with prompt returns guaranteed. Janl3

DINING HALL.

miUT'S DII4(J HALL. No. 13 South Illinois Street, (run: doous reixiw palmek iiuuse.)

MEALS AT ALL !tiU'R THE REST TUE MARket afford. 0 siers and flame in eery i-tIe, OVVMiH MM 1 Ti:. U'.NT.S A ISOU I,, Eti.iI t- ti e Lest Stew. Hoarding by the Hay, Breakfast 6 to 10 o'clock. Dinner li to2 " Sa, -r 6 to " N. H. No I.i'juorn retaileO on the preiai.se. novl-3:n

NOTICE.

IH VO UTA A T TO Ii A I I KS. DR. JOHN HARVEY. HAVING FOR UPWARD OF twenty years 1-ioted his professi-itial timexclusively to the'treatni'-rt of female Difficulties,

aud having snocec le I in heusauos uT cases in restoriii(? , . .... a. . '

tlie a;;;.cea t sonn.i ueaitu, uas now ennre commence in offerin? ptildiciy Jii.s "(Ireat .tmcrican Remedy," DR. HARVEY'S CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS, Which have never yet failed (when the directions have been strictly followed,) in reiiioviuj difhculties ariain frota OP.STUUCTION, OH STOPPAGE OF NATl KE, Or in restoring the system to perfect henlth, wheuMifferiiift fn-ni S;iinal A.T.-:tioiis, Prolapsus, fieri, the Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Organs. Abo, in all c.isef of lability or Nervous Prostration; Hysterics, 1'idpitaHons, Ac, which are the forerunners ot more Mriu dis. ease. JfjV These pills are perfectly harmless on the const! tut'.on and imy le taken t.y the nrst delicate female without ca'isirtr digress, at theVime time they act like a charm by strertjrtheniiiir, invifforuoln;? and restoring ti:e system to a healthy condition, and ny bringing on the monthly peri i si with i eirut.inty, no matter fr.'iii what cause the oSjstrtu tion.s may arise. They should, however, not te taken during the Hrst three or four months of precr.ancy, though safe at any -ther time, as miscarriage w.,nld be th result. Each hex cor.lains 6ft Tills. Trier- V, atiJ w ticn!cired wi'I! be t-ent by m.ol, pre-j.aid by any dveitised Airen. on receipt of the money. Sold by Drumd't. trenerally. J. DKYAN, Karhi-ster. New York, General Aitent. TOMLIXSON A C)X, Agents fr Indianapoü. julyia-dAw'Cl

lr A NEW YEAR CALL A KX0DLE A SON W'.iiJd respectfully reqnet all tlioee indebted to thetn to c:ill at their place of buit:essoii East Washington street, north i ic. fppoMe Gleims' Rl.sk, and ettb- their accounts. A. Knodle A Sn need the money or they would not thus publicly call upon their patrons for whose favor in the past they are extremely obliged. It will give A. Knodle A S u infinite pleasure to serve all who may call on thern in the future. jai.G-dtf PIANOS7 "2 TP X -A. XsT O "FORTES

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L . 1 -7tgi f f '"ii i )Vi 1 l'räj I '. I II I i ) , ,Ws- -r ' J-t i'jJVi '" ''' 2

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ly r . n " i - s

if7-' L-m " ' 1 - " -

DRY COODS.

jr. HAVE ON HAND A N UM RFC OF FIRSt

las runes, w men we win fen at covm-r cat-a WILLI ARD A STOW FLU

octl No. 4 Rate House

WANTED.

s,ii

200 Recruits Wanted FOK THE OK

I.) 0 Oh

I w 2 t

r e

The i;i('vcnlli Xiifantry. WHICH MAJOR J. W. (iORDOX I. authorized tora's In Indiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR! BOUNTY. IAT FROM 13 TO 22 PER MONTH, WITH RATIONS, quarters medical attcudnncr, Ac., com

plete. All ho enlist w ill at oi:ce be clothed, uhhi.-te.lj and provided with everything tsenti.il to their C'lufurt ( by t lie Governmeft . i The term of ealotrnent is Three Year. Tay to commenc from de.te d ei.li.stnient. j None lut atde-bdic-d ini;le men, be twee u the aire of j and 35 years, need apply i

icecruitairf licindezvous in Mi tger a i ff tnndiiiir, :vo

IVcw Icilicnl Pi Co try. For the peedy and permanent cure of GONORRHEA, GLEET, URETHAb DISCHARGES, SKM IN Alt WEAK NESS. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, ' INCONTlX ANCE, G EN1TAL I RRITA RI MTV, Gravel, strict ure, and A flections of the Kidneys and I'.lad.ler which has been tiM-d by upw ard of one hundred physicians, JN THEIR PRIVATE I'RACTH'E, WTTn ENT1 HE SUCCESS, ..ujiersediiiir Cuheh, Cojiaiba, CV.jisuls. r any other ronipotmd hithertu known. REMS PJaCIFIC rililiS

Are pee.lv in act i. hi. orten en. ctin' a cure in a n-w a s, ,. wasLimrton treet. adj. .ii.ua (Md Fellow' UalL

aud w ten a cure in em i tea it, i permaneot. TLey are j prepared from vegetable, extracts that are harmless on i the svsfrra and never n iusente the stomach, or imnrep- j

nate the breath; and being susar-coatet, all nauseoijn ; . taste is avoided. No chance of diet is necessary while1 " " usirtherrr.iior does their action interfere with busir.esa O COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

pursuits. Kacti Ih-.n conuii.K ia Uozen I TRICE ONti DOLLAR,

And will be sent by mail, post-paid by any advertised I Aeii, on receipt of lae uiMiey. Soid by IrugLsts gen- j erally. , None genuine without tut signature on the wrapper. J. RRY AN, RcK-hest r, N. Y., i General Alfeilt. I X2f T0MLINS0N A CCX, Agent for Indianapolis. J July 1 9-d Aw '61

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D. R. COIT, rirst Lieutenant nuv27-dtf Eleventh Ir.faatry, Recruitinj;OßK;cr

JESSI0 JOHNSON, General Commission Merchant,

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Fi r.

MILITARY GOODS. i x i i a r u b n i : 1 1 o i t r i ts

BTAlKETS, j lcsasa JwalaM ; VOK CAVALRY OFFICERS,

ACKINTOSH TALMAS, dark blue, imftstfon of

cloth, saitable for o'.eer. IHig Top and Short

lwjoi-; CP4 wi'h Cares, Relinr Inrrins. Gauntlet and i

liloves, OSicrrs i'tce Coat. Haveloc, Air-lV is, Ti'-lows . and Ciishi-Mis IWr.khur Caps; F ddimr Cots an 1 Red, ' li'jter Smokm Pipes, Cloaks i.d Cpe. F.lat c Filters,

tojether th Jane ortnieLt fi otter arJcle suitable for camp p lrposes.

! Are respectfully invited t'Jgive u a call. All good o!d ' at maiufcturer' prices. J

11 ART .V H ICH COX, isid .v p.t; bkk u if. pe rr.

o. 4J i est r oun a ri., one ooor wesi ircni r ai:u;, 1-T'J7-'!2m t'itifii nari, Ohio. 1

GROCERS.

AND Ieialer ill Flour, f.rain, and nil kind l of Count rj' I'rodure', Wine and Liquor! C:i?n r,Tobacro, Ac, OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, iT? SOUTH SECfiM) ST.. j iiiii,adi:iiiiia. i Advance made on ConHltjnmenl.

ac.ir22.Ilv

HOTELS.

I 1 u

I ; 0

I 1 $

Hotel,

ON THE F.U1U)PEA2 PLAN. citv tr M VOkK.

Niif.r: nooTis rrrTs rnt day . CITY HALL SQUARE, C0H. HtAXKFJKT ST., Oj poeite City Hall.

fF.ALS AS TUET MAY RE ORDERED IN THE

if 1 l.acius i:-f turj. Tlieie I IarLer s-bvo ird t

I-iui-r'-iiis titacue'i to the llultl. i

JfejjT Beware of Runner. .d Harkmen wU .y we TTORsTTTTirS -VT LAW, are uii. at.. I Ill.at . "

OFFICE, NO. ?2 FASTWAsHlX.TDN M'.,

ATTORNEYS. RENJAMIN HARhhl N. j WfUJAV '. l IILAl'lf, Lte of aiai e A Ilarriron. J LU: of C.-bner a i t.hhck. HARRISON & FISH3ACK,

Beebe Bl Hawes, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Groceries

U j20 '61-ily

Iropnet..r.

SPECTACLES, fcC.

To, Officers of the Army.

- -i

Flour, Corii-JIenl, Salt Vc,

NO. 8 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, s In lianapubs. Ir.diaji. '

Over M-ii u A J Li: -i.'a flot. rrvi a ar- J. r-i a

1 rfAHF. OLERsbiNF.Ii HAVI5(i ASOClA7FD J tbil-lve tojretbTm the prwrt- of the Iwr, w.il I attend lo all fer-a! h.i:r.e e r,;ri-trd f. tl.e. r are -.n ta State and Federal Oirt.. 1'fNJ AMIN H vRICson. WILUAX V. n.sHiULK, December II, I 1. x ; Henry M. ScL Nvtary TaMic, w.'J uke rkml. ' m-n'-a of l-e.l. c, at th ab.e oCce. le 12-Ctani

IllfS r!RM ARE THE EiCLUSIVE AENTS IN

thicityf .r Js...b Maj n'i. ()sTer a ce.eh-atej

fi.t.rri ire LrauU ai. i all order from the city ir coun

try mi'A I promptly Z'.'.cA. At thi L mis alo i ii.e of the largest Henene in the world. wlre chaken, dutka, , reese, t rkie and tl.e iAe are kc-t Lealthy ail fat aal , C l for the table at a'.l tili-. aoU-i6ifi j

JUST RECEIVJJ) A S11.ENWD ASSORT51ENT OF ' SINGLE .I.VO DOUBLE SP1 i L1SSES. For f.eM, rortability an! p.jwer Üiey ur?vl ; all others. " " j For wile br SEMMONS. Optician. :

DRY COODS Dr Gr o o d s !

7K HAVE ON HAND A LAkfiE ANI) WELL AS :

Mik lF.D sUj k o( lrrr-Jt4a, ta waica w. m it

V Mikl ED t lry':4a, to waick

the auentiou of CAall I it ALK HS. JA.-IES LOW & ro ,.m ,l;:-a ImSvi'.lV, Ky.

SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C, Of the greatest trAiifrarent pitwer, cf nw improveaier.t pnirxrly adjasti to th" f ix. Onlers from the country, with artIcu!Ars,

rruQj:)tif :ittenuel to

lie-pairing neatly ilon wtt'.i dirwtrh.

SE3lMO.Ui-tKian. cvJ T- 'sl". South IHiitou rrt.

PHYSICIANS. nn. iii:miv f. iiAi:r,s PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,'

. INDIANAIVLH, INI. Cl IlC'l'-Iiajft.l. c rtr of " tTa.hi.'r'.m Mi tel t:.d Ke:.ucay avenue. " l.'-'.Am.iru

DRS. JAMESON ds FUfiXHOUSER, SOUTH MEIUDIA.V bTKEET. j).d;iu