Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3535, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1862 — Page 2

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Tht I'nUn It muC be preserved. Democratic Union State Ticket. rot AtrirrAftT rr nrTf, JAMEM 3. ATHOS, Of Marion Caubtr. roK aidito or ric, JOSKHI KI.3TI.VE. Of Fountain County, rot TRiAavim or täte, MATTHEW L. BRETT, Of D.itici Countj. ro ATTORNEY OltllAL, OSCAR D. HOIID, Of Decatur County, roa irii!TtipnT or itblic isnTiicrros, MILTON II. HOI'KIXS, Of Clinton Countr. : ' ' U lit did It Mean! Th I'reniJent inpil proclamttion on tn 1 4th of April last, calling out 75,000 militia of the everal State of the Ubion, and convening Cjnpre on the Fourth of July. In that document th,e following remarkable pnjre occur?: "I appeal to all loyal citizen to lacil:Ute and ai l thl effort to maintain the law and integrity of the National Union and the perpetuity of jioptitar government, and ttdrtnt irrony that have long been tnJured.' It tvomM an interesting matter

fur inquiry, in the ligjit of past ereilt, wh.it wrong" Mr. Lixcolx deirel to "nrlrv" which 'hate long been endured?" Wai the President influence.! iule1y by the des're to fuppreaa the combination which had lx?en formal iu the reix-llioiM States too powerful to be overcome by the civil anthority in t!.e nrlintry way, or did he regard it a the inauguration of the "irreprevslbJc conflict'' which should make the State all rl.ire or nil free? ThU i!ea. he had endeiroretl to impre upon tlie conn try and it in fact the corner tone of hi political faith. Wa the contest over the tariff policy, in which the Northwest and the South have an ileutic.il interest, one of the wrong which had l'ng been endured, and which it wa ncceary to redrew for the benefit of the cotton lord. f New Enghnd? Wli.it wrong had the whole country utfored whuli could not be attributed to the clashing intciesU of iu variou ycutions, and had not e tch tht- ri'ht to a!v;nt- those that were het c-tlculated to 1 1 to it prosperity and progreaa? I the war W4gel und the resource of the country exh.iviied f imply to retires the wrong, fancied or ie.il, which one section of the nttion had against the other?

Jeu, what a rpent.' A ceneral hout wt the rc;"ne from his company. A hört titre iiiice parrel of rerrit -re rtel a jrVfT, mY.cn an fSrer. t'- trl thern, apjrotcl.el i 1 beiiig rh.il'.rtied. e e ountersifi incorrectly. Tl.e oU. er in advance. "sMp Tt'rn:him to 's ancr.etny, it Ixr'nf; l irk, rcp.J, "Mr. tht not ii;ht," anJ wi-li.i.fc to gif c the orler tu li-e Lr.n tl. intruder, in-set J ot pin;: the appropriate roru:uüt.d, cowmencM rtclairning "bmg," 'bang," bine," ini atlhe.anje irio tnent ben a retniade motemcut in iouh!r fju ck time." Such are tome of the farcical incident which reücte the dull monotony ol camp lite when the cneny are at a respectable distance. Hot while on the urject of military order, it mar not be amiM to mention that Gen. LanJer, at the battle f I.'oh Mountain pave some com in and not fcund in the book. Having order ej a portion of the command u;-n the e.iemj's riht fitnk.an l when our men were protectel by a ledge of rock, the fter.eral took hi ttar.d on the rock ane onlercd "down Iot and load now up and give them h 11," both of hkh the Loy did rij;ht gallantly, and thoe whj ought to know acrtthat the very small lo of life on the part of the Federal force, was chiefly to le attributed to the terrible fire of hi small juad, from which it rnay be fairly concluded that preci.ion of lanpuace, and trict conforro'ty to the formulaa in the book are by no mean necessary to elective ojerationa against the enemy. It ha been often remarked and with much truth "that men in bartie wear unconscioiudy," and 'lis not in the least urpriin they should, for it i enough to make a piously inclined man a tny humble self iwe ir, when he think of the unpardonable wickedne-s of thoe who brought about this unnatural war wearing won't do, or clf-e ihe Confederate were

Our Arm Correspondence Letter from Kentucky. Camf Woon, MoroHiwiviLLE J January 2J, ) Editor StMTixiL: Time move along, but thia grand army i ptill at a stand. We are yet on the batA of Green River, and in the mud up to our eyes. The river has been on another "high," but U beginning to sober off. Cheerful ne reigns supreme among the soldier. Every one U on the tip-toe in anticipation of an encounter with the much talked of Buckner and hi. confederate. On Tueiday night about 8 o'clock a few rebels came up to Row let' Station, set fire to the de;ot and storehouse, and then "vamosed." All thi vii done within sight of our picket and within two miles of camp. Pretty told work! Maraud ing parlies are constantly scouring the country between this and Bowling Green. The bold and fearless Major of the 6th Indiana is anxiou to gei after them with a eharp etick, but Gen. McCook will not permit any scouting. On last Friday our pickets came rushing in, announcing that a large rebel force was advancing. Gen. McCook immediately sent out several regiments to their relief. Although the mud w a3 very deep, they went on double quick. Captain Stone' battery was ready to open out at the first sight of the enemy. Hut it was soon discovered to be a false alarm. Buckner ci tainly has more en. than to try thi point. We are looking anxiously for a forward more, but It U doubtful when, although three days' ration have been ordered and prepared, but thi ?o!dier are used to. Thi., the Cth Indiana,! not in quite as good condition us heretofore. The measles are making sad havoc am ug the men. No death have occurred, and it is hopii w ill not. Other regiment are suffering in like manner. Every thing is being done that can he by the ofiicer to preserve their general good heilth.

Col. Crittenden i home on sick furlough. . Lieut. Col. Prather is in command. Major Ab-1 h;tt visit regularly around the camp, seeing that I the officers have their men all out on drill. He i a great favorite with them, a most excellent olfi- j cer and a brave one. The weather for the pat few week ha been very disagreeable. At present the appearance i j rather better, the weather appears to be fettled and the mud drying up. ; There is no other regiment in Kentucky tie- j serve more praie than this, yet withal it eem that they re not so much favored a some others. ' The KneM rifle that Gor. Morton sent them J hare been taken from them and old muket that have been altered from the flint lock to percus- j sion. am! will kill at either end, given them. ' Thee are the gun now used by the ti inking 1 companies. j It i understood that Col. Crittenden has been promoted to a ltrtgadier General, and that Cipt. P. P. Baldwin, Co A, ha received a Captain's commission in the regular army. The truth of' the teport i not known here. They re both 1 go'.d officers and reflect credit on the War le j r trt me.jt. W. ! Our Armjr Correapondence Letter ,

from UrMfin Virginia. C.KMT NoElH BACH. )

January '21,12 j Ma. KniToa: Since the "Romney race." day ' after day has been .-pent in active preparation for something "desperate," but wheie the blow i to ' fall i a seciet not generally known, and ?hou!d not be told if it s you mu.t, therefore, content voureU and a ail developments. One thing ' may be alely a'd, we Hoosiers don't care when : we fight, or when or what numbers the enemy: are, j but are ever ready to obey an order of "For-1 ward!" and ever uluctant to turn back, dislikiug ! nothing so much iuting in camp so long as I tbete i woik to le done j We are now provided with comfortable tents, a j luiury notenjojed lor the preceding ix weeks, . and if suffered to remain in them much lor.-er th men will begin to murmur n I .ik "How '

virtHoo, ard not a mia of soldier with a lead, j

er nor a tt:-jn actinz .a. a rn'b. for it

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that if, to be aticc"slul in the war, w e tee! o4jii-j get to atri-.lu the Ciint turioi), tl-en we crifethat o;r Government is a failure. If ec.utiol! corvjuer the re-e! lion wit!i-ut teai;r inly !an- i dniii o:nc i tbe j-inrij 'c tltat otir fa'!er e- j tablial el io it hat instrument, then it i evident j that thoe j rinciple are not universally correct ! priiicip!ea, r ei-e t!at c aie bad man ptr, and i unfaithful to the truit left to u u by the fa- j ther. " I Vor example, the principle that all rowers not ' diiectly couterred Cn Congress, remain in tl e pep!e of the States, i a fundamental princir-'e ' of our Union. If the rebellion cau not be! crushed without the a-sumption by Congre of a i -wer not conferred by the Constitution, and ! which actually reside in the people of the tevcr-) al States, to be exercicl with'n the'r t-vv- i eral tHJundarie. then it ii clear that the Con- i titutiou h?s tailed to give to this nation j er ;

nee e-ry lor Lines ot reteuion and civil mar, and the Constitution is a failure. If, to put down iele!lion, we are obliged to tesort to the Use of power belonging to States, and not U the Government, w e at once confess that the nation lack a ne eary element of mccetfid s)verei;nty. Iu plain terms, if Congress nhould find it impossible to succeed iu the war without passing act of emancipation, which are pure matters of State rii:ht, and re.en ed for State authoriliesonly.it would be demonstrated than the Constitution wa not strong enough tor the nece-itie to which it might be and has been subjected.

We caii go one step father, 11 Cougres a. sumes such State powers, the asMimption does' not confer the right to ue them, and anv act oft

that kind are but the act of a public meeting of.

lore arc we going to wait?" "What are e ling ' tili for?" "Why don't the offirrrs gieu cbnce?" Such exprcsiion already begin to greet one'a ear in moving around the camp. There are several regiment here who have never seen a live "secesh," and are almost crazy : for a sight. One of the Captains of a recently arrived regi- ; ment had bi company out fordrill this aften.oon. . artd, desiring to form them in two ranks, ga e his , command a follows: Get in here! let iu! (et in. in two row!" Get up thicker! Get up!" j "CunWi up! bunch up! o you cn be counted!" j Such are l ot strtctly accorlmg to llanlee.bntare I peihap ijitei:Iel as an imro mient; be l!ut ; it uiiV, the men fermed to i ornpiet.end tlieir '

meaning. Jlatmg i'rn,ttj r. rnn aiier a i.ini n, otT be starte!, exel aiming " a ft! left!" ateerv

step, before proceed. rg tar, lioweer, l e tun ed hi head, and nndini: ome of hi compar: were not carry in their cutis conhrir t hi ide.t ' ', military accuracy he order-: "Sti k bi. k the-n tutt the; stiik tack the butts of them pieceq'jiek, or i'lt get back thete a.,d warm the a 1 in some of your era." H irirg deii ertvl l.imcil" i

of this warriirg Mr. br.-s Buttons again turrii his head to the Iront and marched furw ard, appmrently quit satiSel with hi proficiency in milit.iry exerci-e He had rot proceei!ei! far. however, when hi eye fell upon crooked tick immedi ately under Li feet, whuh lie mistook Iura Mnke. Iiitantif he rang Uone i.e etclaiming. "Hol

certain of success; something more senou is nee- ! gentlemen, desirous tit Liking mc.iMiie to save :

the nation. An u;i; MisUtUtional act is a nullity.

Hut ii the eoj)!e of the North, with the supposed

e-sary and (ieneral Imder i quite conscious of the fact and hence he is determined to "hurt

tome!Mdy." or i;et "somebody hurt.

n.-i-eut of Congress by uc!i an act. should pro.-e- I

We have ju-t receive 1 the nes of the victory I cute the war on the principle that the act w as j

at Somer-et. and the boy .are all "ireein" lor constitutional ami Vüiid, and could be u-ed as an a da-h on their own account, faring that if an J aid to put down the rebellion, the teu!t would opjrtu.'iitv i!o not son otler tliey will f(rj;et ! he that, in.ite.ij of being a w.u- of th; Con-tit utio:; j how tbe thing i done. " j against rebels, it would be a war of torce aaiiirt j We havehvre the 13th atnl 7th Indiana, which j huce, neither siie lepresei.ting anv Government- j with the 14th insures victory whenever they en- I 1 authority. It would be virtually ar. acknowl- ' counter their toe. I he ÜUli chap have no edgmerit that we had thrown our form of Guv more prudence than to believe that the Ootcrti- frnnient away. North .and South, and were tiht- ; ment couM aleJy let out to them the contract for j i'g war of p.-tion. for the mastery, and for; fini-hing thi war, and if they had the job. would term to be dictated on the tield of victory by the . be too se!!i-h to take any partners. I he 7th j conquering force. think they are an ai my of themelve, and they l I he rnouiciit, therefore, thatwc adt.pt the pi in- ! would .-oon make the same impression ui.n the ciple, which is contended lor by the r adical men ;

to ""o in uri i 'd' the dav, that the obligation of the Conlitu-

"seceh," if th-y had terntis-ion to

their o'vn honk!" And as for the 14th, they can clean them Ixith out, with a regiment or two of rebel ihn n in.

The weather f jr the la-t ten dav had been

tion are no longer l'inling on us iu our dealings with the rele!s, that moment we cea-e to' be a Constitutional (ioveinment lighting for ius i ioveis and riglit-, arid become an irreponsi j

disheartening enough, but appearance indicate ; ''Je host, fighting a similar host, for future em

.an improvement, and then look out for an end of j

tdg talk, and the beginning of "hot work. Couldn't you come out and try ramp life for a bVw d.y? 'twould d you good. We bave plenty :md to p.ire, with Wu. and liquids, to which um fdiall be wtdcome, p.nticuhirly should you confine youelf o the former, in accordance with your well-known aversion to the latter. Dot't 3 ou think wafer was, after all, intended chiefly for "navigation purjoses?" Yours, Ac, HoosirE.

(liiiirterniaitr r General Vnjen. Upjn the principle w hich we have adoptel,and which i-i correct and honorable, that of phowing every individual faithfully, we publi.-h the t-ub-joincl defense of (uartermaster (ieneral Vajen willi reference to the charges brought against him I) the Vim ennes Clazitte and re-pub li-bed in the Snitihtl of ye.-!erday. ().uatterniH.-ter lieneral Vajen, and eery other man, .-hall be tre itetl rnuitenmdy in our coluiuns which nre al ways opeu to the public iu order that the truth may be ascertained: For tli.- Daily Stat.- Sfiitin. !. The Viucennes Gazette, of the ti.V.h inst., pub lishes a paragraph, alleged to be from an olHcer of the Ith Indiana regiment in Mi.-.sctiri, to the etrect that (uarterma-ter Vajen has forwarded to the Paymaster the prire list of clothing furnished that regiment by the State, that the amount may be entered on the pay roll and ?xtt!ed in the maimer required by the regulation and practiced with all other regiment. The corresjondent takes umbrage at the fact that a charge is made lor the uniform, and considers it a gross wrong that the men hoiild be required to pay for it. The editor, who is the Hon. Cyrus W Allen, Speaker of the lloue of Representatives, strongly indorses the strictures of his correspondent, and thinks the facts "jusily the suspicion that dollars and cent are more powerful w ith the (juarterma-ter than official duty or duty to the soldier." The fact are these: The uniform in question was made for the regiment by Simon tV Son. of Cincinnati, repre-ented hereby thchnu-eof M. Dernham. The contrct price rer suit, (jacket and panH) was 7;". The contract was fulfil led on the part ol Simon k Son in good laith, an they claim, and many others believe; but after the clothing had been issued, objection to it were made by some of the regiment and Kline of the officers that the material was bad, and the garments not serviceable. The contractor not having been paid, the matter underwent a rigi' scrutiny before the Military A uditing Committee, who refused to allov or certify the account on the ground that a jxirtion of the material, a grey casimere, was not equal to the sample, und that, in their judgment, fraud had been committed. The matter has rested iu this po-itiou for months, the regio; :it, however, retaining and wearing the uniform, but the contractor receiving; nothing for their labor nd outlay. A Council of Administration decided that over a hundred suits wire worth the contract price; the remainder the classified nt several different

nire. That moment would Ire the darkest in the

history of republics, :nce it would be the con-fe-sion to the world, for all time, that the best ! de i.-ed form of Republican Government which j has been known, had proved a failure by the con- j feion of its people, who ere obliged to resort i

ty other power and other principle to save from its wreck the materials for reconstruction. For

the result of such ;t wur, if in favor of the North, j would not be the establishment of the Constitu-j tion and Union. They would be ah mdniied by the whole people, and we could never come out ! of the milit irv rule into which the nation would I

have hurried ifi-eif. except by the building up of ofne new Government.

Can any patriotic American lie-itate, then, j to duty in such a war? He who loves the Union, j who is loyal to the Constitution, the Government, ; the nation, will stand firmly by the instrument of I our existence, and resist to the utmost every at- j tempt lo deny its power to accomplish all that j the fathers promised, lie who teaches u that ; the Con-titutioii is not able to achieve victory, that it is red tape, a hindrance to the war, he who counsels the assumption by Congress of powers j universally acknowledged not to belong to it, is ;

disloyal and love something else more than he loves the Union which i his county. Ar. 1". Jour, of Cnmmrrcc.

party, nr.tll it enccived the p"ibTtty of carrv J irt a rrc-iden'.i i! r'r- tion, a;. I in nrruraPng an I anti lirrry adnvi.i-iratioti fit Washington. And

by the ari-s.avrry p.rty "e d not mem the G irrionite. We n. can the "arty nhu commence! the anti er y ablation on tl e ipie-tion vf the admii'n of M;'.!in in l' J5!, aud renew eil it tu tlie ipip.ti-.n of the annexation of Texa-in 11", ote l in Congre- a:.int nppü- for carrying n the MexM-an v ar, an I ic-i-tel the ac qui:tion d' Calif nii and other Mexican terri tory in IMG, inverted the Wdmt provii in 147, and be:rael the Whig oranizatioa to abolitionism iu IrS-l. Thi wjh a disunion party, we say, until, in the year lat nimH, it conceived the poibifity o! feiing upon the Federal Government and wielding its iowcr against the institution of one half the State. It will b a disunion patty again jut so soon as it ,hall Io.e all hope that thi war can be converted i:.to an" engine to destroy slavery." These reminiscences of joütical history are interesting and profitable, an 1 it i the duty of Democratic journalist to recall thjrn for the instruction of the present generation Chicago Timet. Corrr'jHjiiJcnce of t!e N. T. p.nt. A 1'rehitlentiul beire. Waoiuncto.v, January, l1 02. The Presidential levee ot the new e ir far outshone that of the old. F.ven the hemi-Secesion

ist croaker who go to the White hou-e to ridicule and tell evcrv ladv thev meet how much finer thing usi'd to be, can but confess that the Ked, Hlue, Green Mud Mast rooms were most resplendent that night, without the reflected lights of their vanished Southern bette. Southern women are very eumptuou. They fascinate with their riant grace, their exuberant sweetness, their sensuous prodigal beauty. They lack the exiuisit delicacy of perception and feeling, the troaderiute'i!ectual culture of the women of the North; but they cultivate their manner w ith a inu'jh a-it!uity as the former do their heads and hearts, ex i'ting their social magnetism to the dignity of consummate art. It is very natural, then, that people who have been accustomed to bask in the splendor of Mrs. Douglas's -miles, nd to believe that Mrs. Crittenden, Mrs. .Jell". Davis, Mrs.. Gwiirand a lew others alone made the ton ton of Washington society, should deplore their departed idoU. Hut we get along very well without them. The tide of beautiful women sweeping under the chandeliers left nobody room to regret the ab-ent. With a single exception Mrs. Lincoln's costume was in exquisite taste. She Wue a dress (deeollete) ot azure silk shot with white, mottled villi gorgeous velvet leaves of a deeper blue. A tdiawl of point lace hung over her arm, and a point ho-e berthe, of marvelous fibrous texture, cnciir'.ed her neck. Her ornament were pearl brace'ets and necklace; her head dress of blue and white plumes.

AMUSEMENTS.

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(li-i.tlrmvi ! 1 - " :i V TS r rl, Kj. b a t i: f i of.! Li ly d.t. WEDNESDAY i:VKMNG..TAN. vT. ';..

T r ;: r : -, vt ti;' Ifri'-ia .f t).r MA2STIA.C LOVER.

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THE INVISIBLE PRINCE; Or. the IInnl of Trunqull lellclit. KVEKYTHINt! NEW AND GOiUi I'.Ol"S. MR. Jr'MI.T?C VrNTCElTr.

GROCERIES &C. Alrillo;i!IHnt - jir t NEW YOBK GliOCKIIY STOUK, o. 7 r.Ht lVnattlrtctott Mrrrt. Cll. rrri.L.'ri".jc f crrtwl theh-v.e,f'. h.h- , wrnt f llif M'. I'.rv':!, l-ri 1 Jtf pT.r rtiu:rU -n tmti full Hppiy .f yrj 'ti;lr in t, !.n f Family (Jrocerk rl Pruvi-lons n t wiJJ tiu t rr r:cl to I of the b.4 sUiiiijr f,.l t lorft Th bghnt rairk't prke, in th, pll fr U ka'. of II ;ctru'Ir fnli. tb ciriir. fneri'.lr, li tb city ani c.'-Jrtry, to cx'A a::-i iii.ie bi to.k uA .rcr Krfor purch-iic !' tre. Article pi omjH'r 3-Jirere! In 11 parti f th r'f t. P-'Mtn " C. II. LTF.U.

?lriisI TN' tt i-. 10 ADYKllTrSFRS.AU n,1rertievint taken or tl t-ecfietl time, iiwt nrjstel out tff're the ex juration if the tim c '(, u'iU lt rharjril the reju!ir rtt'n fur the n tne f to the thnt tey ire or-trr? iut.

FUNERAL NOTICE.

RTI. O. O. V. MKMI5KKS OF GKUJ1ANIA bnixlK, No. -;t. are li p v tttilie.t to meet at tlifhall at !! o'clock I". M., on Wciliipvlay, January 'Z, toaitenU the funeral of Jlonry a-1irt. Jletubers ef the flrder frwrdly are invited to mett with in. FItKI). Kl'SCIIHAUIT, N. ii. John Ki'T.nkm, Secretary.

MEDICAL.

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.

Democratic Stat' Convention Opinion of the Jre, Dkmocuatic Statu Convkntion. Th:s body ha met. acted and each delegate returned to hi. home. Its proceeding will be found tolerably

full on our lir.-t pae. The Convention wa per- i liaps tbe Ludest Oeleate! body ever assembled i in the .State. It was nude tip of the solid und con-ervati ve men of the part v. It action, as set !

forth in tbe jaibli.-hed proceedings, is clear, exj'iicit an d s itislactory to every Democrat, so far a we have heard an expression. The platform adopted s-uil us admirably, and upon it w e can jro into tl.e canvas with an assurance of success We congratulate the Democracy of the State upon the success Inch attended the deliberations of the Convention. It artirs well for a Democratic victorv in October. Franklin Dem. f Riaoli' Tio.vs or Tin: De mocratic Convention. We publi!i to d iy tlie resolutions adopted by the Democr aic Convention held on the bth of Janinry. We can not see imy fault that a Democrat can find with them. There up; ears to be a disposition on the part of Rome of the Douglas paper to find fault with

the action of rhe Convention. Thev denounce !

the Convention a a Bright concern, c. In making this charge, they show one of two things, that they are either very ignorant or very dishonet; tor every man put in nomination supported Douglas. Now if the Convention had been a Ilriht affair, would they have taken all the candidate from the Douglas ranks?

The object of the Convention wa to reunite! the Democratic patty in Indiana. The Conven- 1 lion very properly left Uriht and Wright to take i caieof themelve and made a ticket that both!

wii: of the party can unite upon. Orange to liable.

f 110 LADIES OF PEMCATK HEALTH OR IMPAIRED f nrgAUiration, or to th--e by whom nn iTicri- of family is from any reason olij-ctioiiallo, the un'JTi!)'tl woufj offt-r a nrt cription which j perfectly rcliahle anJ stfe, mid which h vi prescribed in vanoui parts of the (Iii Worl.J for th pavt century. Although this artic i very ch-aj ami Minif , yt t it hast ii put u; in h;tlf pint hrtfle a:;il s!d very extensively at the evhorh:t.ir.t pr!r' if J", ;rr bott e, the uielersiiriifd pr.'pPü to furnish tht- r'-:.' f'-r ! th ptws-.ioii of which every l i ly cm Mij jil v herself with a perfect iaf; 'i;.irl, at any ilrui; More lor the triflinir sum of 2" cents pT ear. Any pl;y-t:iiO or ! r utrni t will tell you it is perfectly harnili-.s, t h-i;.tii'in of tertmioiiiaU can be procured of its elllcacy. Srht to any p.irt dtüe world oa receipt vf fl,by .rl lro.ssit.fs'. - Da. J.C. DKVKKAUX, I. . H'?o.".J.'K3, Is'ew Haven, Connecticut. uly32-lAw'6if'

COMMISSION MERC HANTS. . L. S. .Unttlirw, i i: . v m: I, v o tj iss ASD rORWARDI-NG MERCHAVT. Lare nTe-lrfof HuiMinp, o. Fourth st wept si.!e, between Maiu and the River, Louisville, Ky. Cffi CoTtsj-nmeuts are rrpectfully solicitet!, arrl immeiint;e al with prompt returu puaranfeed. jan!3

REAL ESTATE AGENT.

IUANCIS SMITH, formerly inlzei; I Smith, Ral ' Esute Aa;ent and Tax Payer, 37 Ka-t Wabif frton Mreet. Houses to rent. jan2ö-dly '62

VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION, The Union Forever,

values. Many of the soldiers are wearing the lleiiiini.ceii cm of 1'olitical Ilitor) . j uniform to this day, and altogether it is believed s, ., as tWvlltr Xi.xr there were a e i to h tve provisl very ne uly as serviceable :is the j lVlonA f ,, dissolution of the Union, but! average of uniform i-smM by the ieneral Guv- the,f. :,,,r! (.hei,ion, did Bot arie from anv indi-; ermnei.t in the Department of the est. cations in the South; on the contrarv, thev aro.e

Under the.e circumtnnf e, the contractors.

from indications in the N'nrrh Slinrtlv nrior tr i

Nmon ,m some weeks since JTormse-l to the , tbe annexation of Texas the L:isl.iture of Mas- i Qa.irtei tn i-ter (.eneral, to tke $. rer suit, in j declared, hv concurrent resolution, that ! Pte.id ot ..-. tl.e contract rice, providetl tliey SU(.,, :,niieX:i wü, he a v iolation of the con I ciuld obtain the payment wnhout lurther t.oub j lract of lhe r,lioa iU1(1 woul(1 jlltitV dilution ' le. and the tjuartertn iter did what h is rijmr- , HIi ,i,e L.-islature of Vermont d; isomethintr of : cl to do :i, the rase ot all regiments fitted out by , ,i.ir import; and at about the same time the the N.ite he MT.t to th.e j iucr ofheer the price- ! -5jowini lime.l members of Con-ress from the

fjtf or ;i;i rue ciotnn. inrinne.i me lepnnent. 1 y,nlu is.ii an addre- "to the pen!e of the

ch..rmiu' the uniform t and the hats, shirts, ,100 States" in which they used l.m-u.tpe which socks, shoes and blmkels at liA,the whole: we will pre-entlv quote: John Quincv Adan.s, : lnd:,,n? arnotintiiip to $1 I 17'' to each man. to be settled , St.t!, m Cites," Vi:i. Shide, U'm. II.' Calhoun. & .a l . 1 .1".. & & I . II

rilUK I'NDERSIGXED HAVING BEEN DETAILED Jl on the recruiting service f- r tlie lOlli Indiana, Co!. Ht rctlith C!Tr rare iniluc nient to volunteers. The bounty f ?1m. an t tLe wage?, from J13 to (I'l per nnrtt!, willl-e p;i; S the mnie a- in the regular arriy. The l.ejlrh and c.m?'..rt t.f the mn, ill all refpcct, will be t-crupulousy !ok.I afier. Yi'UtiR men! Patriots! Come forward and enroll yo-ir iiaüie-. The hea-lfiiiarier" of tbe under: k tied are nt No. 32 l'a!raer' I'1 ., Souih I LIiix 'i vtreet. wb-re atul! times while ah.ent from Lis regl cnt, Le may be fouud to a:i-t-wrr -atif.icinrily all ini'iiries. Hie r'k'initit "is now Mationed at Arlitur'on Ii zhl.

iit-ar VVa.-hwit.)n City. v. JAO)lt,

(.apt. L-). Ii, VKu ITA. vol.

Indianapolis Ind., Jan. 2S, o2.

lor tt.roun tl.e mei.um ol ti:e nay roii. tIonw K. lii.idnirs. Sherlock .1. Andrew?. Xa-

1 he CJuirterriiHMer has no interet m Ihe con : ,i;.,.i ,mlvu, Thomas C. Crittenden. John ' tract, and no partiality toward the contractors, Mattocks, Christopher Morgan, Joshua M. How- i and h..s only done what he conceived requisite , -rjt Victorv Ilird-eve and Hiland Hall. In their ! and jut toward both parties. j uddre U.e'y use this hirt'u .e: ; ! "We heit te not to sy th it t!ie annexation of The 'lM of Itrpiiblican Institution. 1 Texas, effected by an act or proceeding of ti e The war i prosecuted for the restoration of Fe'eial (lovernment or uny of iu departments, ; th.e p.er cd' the I'mstif uvon and laws in the en- would be identical with dissolution. It would be ' tire Icvr ton if tlie United tate. When a h v io!atin of our national compict, its objects, i Court of the United States cm i-Mie a w ur.uit to dei,;tis, and the cre it clen:entai y principles it M.ih tl. and hive that w.4rr.nt executed in which enteml info its formation, of a character atiypottii.ii of the lard, then the' object of the so deep ami fundament, and would be an atwar will be accomplished. tempt to authorize an institution and a power of The oiilv principle npm which Ann i inns can rntiire o unjut in themelves, so injurious to the Mistait. the" ar the absolute riht of the Con- interest.'., and abhrent to the feelings of the stituti n, as the representative of mtioiial o er people of the free Sftases, as, in our opinion, i.ot eii:i.ty. to claim respect and obe f ence The ' only iuevitddy to result in a dissolution of the reii!t of the ' ir. prcv-ecutel to ?ucce.s on con Union, but fully to ju-tify it; and we not or.lv stltutiona! principles, must le to prove to the sen th it the people of the free St-ites 'ouht not . outer world, as vvt.il to the inhabitant. nt tills to submit toil;' but we say, with confidence, they co.mtrv, tli.it our father ; ive us a (lovernment ; would not sulnuir to it." capable of sustaining itse!f .i,i"nst out aid press- If we strike from this paragraph the words "an- 1 ure r Internal disconl. There are fvo possible ' r.'t it on of Texas" an 1 "the jeople ofthelieei result, however. One is success; the other, ittey and insert the words "f er 5omI liberty1 failure If the latter result occur, it will i.ot bills" and "the people cf the swe States." and ! pro e rht the form of government was erroneous, make srre verbal alterations to freerve the' mr will it esMblixh wt principle of wpakre-s as ' e.e. tiie whole will read verv like the addre.-s-

DRUCCISTS.

SCHIEPFELIN BROTHERS & CO., WHLES ALE IiKlT.f.lSTS. And Denier In Fancy (iocd Prrf inner) . A.c. Als. A Rent f"r the svle of Kefned Itro!eum, lllam'nati.iif oil, suj erii r to any ('oat t) l, fan)ihe1 in any j lantiti.- at thf f wt niriet ra'fs. I7tl A Nil 172 WILLIAM ATHLET, NEW YuUK. j nJl.-ötn

NOTICE.

Z?r rKRSONS HAVING ANV noRnow. LI bH.ks ,t l ,aiu: to tl.e late C.OKimX T VNM.K, wiU cnfr a va-ry preat favor by rrtunani; lli rme iu mediately, to .Nu. 43 Ncr:b I'tnnMlvaaia urcct.

P. '-h in tie '"w race.

tf IVmt ope:i at 7. comin r.ce at 7 li.

DISSOLUTION.

V IUTUif PiAWVTTIIP Pi irrW PVWTI IN" Til V '

Estate business, L'-retofore existiiii; un.Srr th r.tiu ratae of IieUell k Smith, f tbi Jy l;ove1. Mr. Smith having bought out Mr. Ix-Izell. w il' carry on thi; busin a b fore at the oM HanJ. aiul will pay a.l

,clai-ns ajraint the f.nn anl ccllcct !! cl nsdue it.

SAMl KL VY.W.l.l.l janr. "Gi ntANCIS SMITH. I hv- fir sal and exchange one of the larirt lt ot

f;tnn, r--il-iicos, lots and Iml in tlie Stat ; ari.l am also !

jTi-pateil t- j.ay taXCA in any Of the V ektern Mates. Housv to r lit. I'ersoiis iii'tel led to the late Erin of I 1 II i Saiitb, lio i.l cj'.I at.i s-it!e the s:i e i:h;n thirty ilays frifii this date ill save cots by to:tig. Jau27-twlw FRANCIS SMITH.

MEDICAL.

II KAN UK'S T l? S S I L A (i O Cl UES COtr.MS AND COLLS. Jp1 Si 11 by all I)ri:fi,i-t. c-ul a ho. Tl K A N I) K' S T IT S S I L A G () (.Tit KS ASTHMA AM) WIlKFZIMi. Ezt? Sild by all Iruu't;i-t. S cents bo. T, Ii AN I) IV S T 1' S S I L A (JO THKS coNsrvn tvr. a)i'i;us. &2f S(.;d by nil lrutrftNt. 2" cc!i!. a I .

li K A N 1) ir s t i; S S I L A ( ; () CVny.S IRliiTATION OK TMK TO.NSlI. Si Id by ail Dm prists. 20 cents a box. IiKANDK'S TUSSI LAUO I ioiI for I'uMic S;. uk rs and Singer., TO CLKAK IHK VOICE.

1$ K A N 1) F S T U S S I L A ( 1 0 Ct'KKS HOARSKNKSS AND SoItK THROAT. Soltl l.v all DrUKists. 2ö -iitn a box. Ii K A N DE'S TUSSI L AGO CCRKSC INSL'MI'TION IX THK FIRST STAKS. IiKANDK'S TITSSILAOO CCRK.S ASTHMA AND ItUONCHITIS. jwsy S.ld .y 11 lrucists. 25 cents a box.

Ii K AND I' S T IT S S 1 L A C, O Is n-asaiit to th- Tst,. Chtldr n cry for it. Ii K A N I) V S T U S S I L A O O rriu.s mviriNc, ron;n and citucr. JOy S-.ld t'j nil Imcist. 25 cent a box.

MJ VO II T A NT TO Ii A 111 ES.

tfvK. JOHN HARVnT, HAVING FOR CR WARD OK

J J iw iifv v-ar.s i'o; il Iiis profe-Mon: tun. xrluMvvly to tl.:tre.itti(-rt of reinale IHf f icultit ), and l:avini:s'ii-cv-o 1 ' i:t Lousands of cases in resiorinp Ihe aRlicted to sound health, ha now entire coiilideticr in oilcrii.; publicly his (mfcat .titttrlcun IlenwtlyS9 VR. HARVEY'S CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS, Whü h have never y t failed (when the directions have t.rcn strictly followed,) in removing difficiilticn arisir.R from OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE, Or in restoring the system tojorfe?t health, w hen sniTerlrjr from S.inal AlTertions. Prolapsus, Uteri, the Whiles, or other wi-akness of the Uterine Organ. Also, in all riue of Debility or Nervous rroMra'Joii; Hjtvrics, I'alpitatiotis, Ac, v hieb are the forerunners ol more serious dir. ea. jfQjs These jil!s are perfectly barmWs on the const! füllen ainl may be taken by th? most delicate female without cau.-iriK distr'.s. at the same time they net like a charni by itreiitlieiiiiiff, Invioratinp and restorinjr the system to a healthy condition, and by brinfriiiR on the monthly rerixl with reRuIarity, no matter from what cause the obstruction may arJ-. Tliey ohould, however, nt taken diritig thßrst three or four months of prrt.ain y, tlnuh safe at any t tl'tr time, a mijcarriae would br the result. Ea b box contains 60 Pill. Price 1, and wncnIesiredwill be .sent by mi!, pre-paid by any advertised Ajrent, on receipt of tbe money. Sold bv Druists penerally. J. BRYAN, Rochester. New York, General A ent. KfF T0ML1NS0N COX, Agents for Indianapolis. jul. 19-dAv '61

Xciv llfdical Wa-corry. For the cpeec'y and permanent cure of GONORRHEA, CLEFT, URKTHAL DISCHARGES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, INCÜNT1N A NCE, G LN ITA L I UIUTA Ul L1TY, Gravel.Stricture.and Aflectious of the Kidney and Bladder which lias W-u u-ed by u ard tf one hundred physicians, IN THEIR TRI V ATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE SUCCESS, superseding Cutwhs, Copaiba, CapsuN. or any other compound hitherto known. BELL'S SPECIFICS PILLS Are peedy in action, often cff-Mrtinc a cure in a fw day., and when a cure i efYocted it is permanent. They are prepared from vegetable extracts that are harmless on the system and never nauseate the Komacb, or impregnate the breath; arid being suqar-cated, all nauseous taste i avoided. Ni change of di"t is neessary while iisinjf them; nor d.s their action Interfere with bu.-inekii pursuits. Each box contains six d7en Pill. PRICE f)NE DOLLAIt, An I will be aer.t by malt, pot-pait by any advertised Apcnt, on receipt of the rnnney. Sold by limzpists gencra'.ly. None genuine without my (denature on the wrapper. J. LUV AN, Rochester, N. V., General Ap!nt. tV TOMLIXSON A COX, Agents for Indianapolis, july 19-dAw '61

LIVERY STABLES.

Livery and Sale Stables NOS. 11 AXD1.1 wrST I'KARLSTRKET, iriAaroLiM,i..iAsa.

Jtjjr Hnrf r. L ig?ie., Carriages and Saddle II rse

alwaj.s in re.id4ness. v3rge r.ioUt-rate. flet j-tl

C. XV. BALL V CO., EXCHANGE STABLES, 2ö 1L.LIMMS tiii:i:x, OPPOSITE DATES HOUSE. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

aujr.Vdly '

TAKE NOTICE.

FOR SALE A compete Law Library, formerly the pr perty of ttonbn Tanner, dfc iseil. Will be cold at a great bargain. Apply to janSa-dlM THOM AS COTTkF.LL.

GROCERS.

existing in Rtpirlie n intitutirn. It will only .-how th.it ti e aJvoc.vtes of tli?ui;ion were pli vsio 11 y tro?ger thin the fricr.u of the Constitution. TIip lev. ot l.e tulae of RruM-n rr:n-

?- of S-.utliern m?tners of Conjrrts and the resolution ot Suil.ein btite LegiUtures fur font moriil prior to secession. The South huve res.ie.1 the asuinel riph.of ee.ion u;"tii the very ir.ctriie rf this Xortliem

the:i, i r..-t ft::;tl :n the Aitern ttive of sue- aMre-s i hi.s il.!r:.e i.s th.it the Union is a

e or lefeu in this w.r. In either event, it re- compact, mb'cl. t Lin.lin only so Ion: as it !h:i!l min t te hovn whether the ;!.n of nur (tov- le. in thee-muiti. ti nfeach errate tat. fiitherrinieiit i Ivii-.ire Ari Knh-h ref.e!!in an-1 1 fallt lservel ly every other Stite. Under it i4 new iuKisty n the thr::c v( Victoria w,ul i ' t!:e-e Nortliern n:en;?'er of Cnre- chiinie! that I. t pn-ve the IV.tish iristtut:-ns were esser.tlaliv ' the net of an.ieiiti.-n of Texa-t would justify d i s h fiüure An Arr.ertetn re-.o?m.n :ini the et-.b- ! 'ution. anl i.nler it the S mtli h.a ve ehiimel IishiinM.t of two n tth'i ? in-te ..l of one. vtoultl r.r.t i th t the Northern t ern! liKer'y l:!lj -r. tl e

h. th.it American ii.st t;:ti..rs at L -s ,-.ri er- ele tio:i of :i N rthern -H'-ion i! I'resiv!e:.t r.ouM

u.. ts Bff. N C II MJ JL. JL.,

1 iff! Tlif 4 w i

mW m Tlfcl w

i u r -3 a

rfA.-aCCleS

'-j -a - ; - ST.-:

5 ?. . Z

j ronesMis p:ti?.il prit.ijles.

I jr.stif- J!suluti ti. The n!y Ltlerenre between

!t!ew.ir in nnv resntx t. then, a test of the the Northern :r.J Southern n l"(o.ites of the doc-1

stretiL'th if our A treri.m i leas of p-ht.il jn. tr :e is th tt tlie Northern advocates did n-t eno:t It rert.i'rnlr i; :u-l in tliii w.tt. If the w.ir , tre it on tlie h;fn:t of the thre.iteneJ con- i fur the ('.:. titiiti -n he su.v--s!'u!. it i'l hwees. t'nericv ;v I tlie S mthern sdvi.-ites d:i enforce '

taM -hod .U rcn-h at let. that the ( ntitj ; t. :i is ;.itilul to ftipj-re-.s it:s'irre'ti it:, .s it h is j Im-n f 4 f v el truii t i ie:.t foiein :i:i;itvii n. , Hut if e tit .t.l.! th.it rriin-t'- ! f,

rrove th.vt frr. thei it mut te the 0-iit?t uti.in which triumphs, s;..l not the :reiter frce of me rrt of the oui.trv over rn.ther r.rt. If e:eir the Constitution U cume out of thi war with Lew -tmi'jtli, tiiid with new rer. own. we must see t It th it it ! tlie (. tistit uf in wl,i h sutne -ut

It S-Mhe jsesTiltT.t dortre of the rirht f te"es- , : i. is i.: I-.' ; i rv r.'tri. We know of scarce- I K a js--t.V:.: .io. trii e in this com. try tli.it i not of anti .l.iv ery r:gin. j Sevet.l of the s'jr.ers of the ad !res are t de.nl. 1 huse rciw living are aniijii the in ttt 1 i'-leut Ui.ijn" iue:i to he fio:;,-! iu the whole j

1 ii.l Tlie at.ti -1 i rv t.-irt

a iisiititon

Corner Waohinirtoii and Delaware Mreedt Indianapolit, tavinci Tnr latlst stock of ukuckkifs I l In thi city, wib -:h fa. : '..ue a to ena'.le tu to s. U as low a- any b-vi- In the West, w tnvir leairr e aai.:-,e oar R xvls a:iJ pr'.ct lefvrre purcUasitH elsewhere. Jat received on coi:iinment. 4-0 Httf l rU. l.ew Wav Fi b. IIS Mackerel. 3i Pi; t ew !a:iut.. In stire hi i fr ale at verr l-w figures ;uni7-a.iw " . & v. sriivni..

rflHF.rNWR5ir.NEI has this hat iti:ch?fd f tie Sr.s-k of ro..1s owned by K. A. Ha 11. in ti e M4 ; rVll'Ws' I'.uil'tir.;. ". 2, :-t iii now kep a complete ; as..rto:ent of tbe U'"t -t l--s ot itKls, a:.i i.l kerp ex- j peri nce l worVmrn to suit all the uM customer a writ as i tbe cw ones, whom he wl!c:ts to give hi;n a call before )urcli sin; e!icL.rf . lie will also keep good ajwOTt-i lueni cf . j Men's and Boys' Clothing j ON HAND. j Alto a (rood Stock of Fttrnlfthing. i I3n't forget tbe plafe, ' Odd FcJIows' Hall, o. 2 WASHINGTON JTF.F.ET. j Jinl3-13n '

MUSIC.

Patriotic Songs llnniionired for ."lale Voire and Ap protirtate for ue In Camp.

AT THK INDI ANA XlfslC STtRE.

The Sfthhatlt-School Hymn and

Tttne-ltook, Ontalax,: upwari of two lurrci choice hyzaai vjA tune i'iiici: mx c i:.t. AT THE INDIANA MUSIC STORE.

Jar.n

W ILLALU t STOW LLL, No. 4, Hatr Lue

DENTISTS.

P. G. C. HUNT, ZDEINTTIST.

OUlClL AN1 RE5IDF.NCF., ito. 32 i:ast .-vfAiiKi'r s ritr.r.r 9 INDIANAPOLIS INI.

DINING HALL.

Ill UT'S DIMAfi II A Ii Ii. No. 13 South Illinois Street, (FOUR DOORS PELOW PALM EU H0U5K.)

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! 11

MEALS AT AU. HOURS THE EFST THE MARket afforJ. Oysters anl Game In every atyle, ovsi r.u soi i tj:. n:Ts a howl, Eo.ual to the Ut-st Stew. lioartUuz by the Mtay. Prcakfast 6 to 19 oVI'rk. Ilnner I? to J, " Ss5'" T 6 to ! ' N. P.. No Ijquor retailed n the jrcmi.eii. novi -3m

NOTICE,

Z?r A XHW YEAR CALL A KNODLK Ä Si N would respectfully request all those ndehterl to tbem to call at tL.irilaoe oftiisinesson East WasLington street, north t-iile, opposite iilenns Hls-k. and (etile their arcout.ts. A. Kti.wlle A Son need tlie money or they

wuld not thus pul lkly call ujoiitLeir patrons fr wliohe j favors in the oast thev are ejktr-ui-l v i'Miirtil. it , m

give A. Knolle Sin infiriiie I'leasiirc to serve all wiio !

may call on tb-rn in the future. jaiiG-Otf

DiAwnc

m a I -I w

IP X -A. 3ST O FORTES

'JV- HAVE ON HAND A NUMBER OF FTRS Class I'iativs,i hieb w-e will w!l at cot for rash WILLI A KD . STOW ELL, octl No. 4 Katea House V ANTED.

gaaseJBisfi-

200 Recruits Wanted

10 1: THE

irj.u.jLiSsi:

I lgia.iii r',i21 .vi - ' i l :- ... t - i iHW- S. . yssp--!.. mmm ff ' Ti w trarr n I .W

r i 1 s k 1 J -i ,Ts , . ! .Lr . HKWsaVnMM.VWssil.l..

OF The Klevrnlli Infantry, WHICH MAJOR J. W. CORDON Is authorized torai in hhiiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY. PAY I I.ÜM 13 TO 2-2 VVM MONTH, WITH RA TIONS, tuarters, medical att'-n-ianre, Ac., com-li-te. All who enlist will at once b clothed, fulsisteI aivl provjiled witb ever thing essential to their con.fort l j tlie Government. Thet.-rm of enlistn'nt HThrec Vrnr. Tay to cornmen- from date of eitlistinent. "Soi-.v but ablt'-h.Müci ringle nien, between the ages of H ari-l 35 j ears, ree.l app!y. Il-cruitiiiK Ueii'iezvjiiis jn Mtjger new huildinsr. No. 56 East Washington street, adjoin'r.e Old Fellows' Hall. I). R.'COIT, First Lieutenant nov27-ltf Kl-venth Infantry, KcruitJng OEicer.

DRY COODS.

o 06

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. TIlJSlO JOHNSON, General Conimission Merchant, ANP Dealer iri Fl nur (.rains nnd all kind ofC'otintrjr Produce; Wine nnd I.iquorj,ClpMr, Tobacco, Ac. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 237 .SOUTH SECOND ST., IUI, ADI.I.I'IIIA. Advance made on Consignment. njrt'.'dly

HOTELS.

French's Hotel, ON THE EUROPEAN l'LAN. rirr or mew kk.

f 'f V 2 I

h w n I a v b wt II 9 N

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1 4

i i t i t a m I 1 m vf

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Li-

4 W

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V St $

sim: io.i -,o crxTs ri: day. CITY HALL SCiUAKE.COK. FKANKFJUT ST., Oj'-sf ite City tlall.

fFALS AS T'lEY MAY BE OR DKL ED IN THK f JL j.rjous I.fctory. There i a I".artT' Mip aiid llath-rooini vttache'l ro tht- Hotel. Fiay fieware of Kunneraand Hacktpen liossy we , arc u.i. 11. t llLX H, , nov30 '61-dly rrcprtctor.

SPECTACLES. &C.

To Officers of the Army

JUST RECEIVED A 5PLLNDID ASSOIfTMENT OF

For fielJ, porubility anJ power they supersede

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all others.

For o;ii bv

SEM MÖNS. Optician.

ATTORNEYS.

PFPTAPI F? FYF GIASSFS. &.H . benjamin iiakt.isn. i wiujam r.uni:Acic,

Of the rreites't transparent power, cf new im- ,

provement pro perl t adjas'eyl to the car. Oniers from the country, with particulars, promptly atteude! to.

KerMiring netlv don wttn 0!rtrh. . SEMMON'S. Optician, octi. N). 25, South Illinois ttreet.

HARRISON b FISHBACK, TTORisrsr3rs -a.t law, OFFICE.NO. 3 EAST WASHINGTON 5T.. (Ore r itaaji 4 J-.asftf hiv xtt,y

RAILROADS.

ir 2je Ä wtm. Tf -m.- rc . err: racu-.'.'- jj..

4 LL l'F.KSONS FULCU ISING TICKETS rOR ST. jA JOS CPU nd o!hr polrts in Northern MIoBrt, tie tat of Ktna, or th Terrltorlea, ahoull nsiet on bainjj tlckeu tbat read hj tL oitrn .mssorici icaii.koad TTje only rati root from ist. Lou in to 8t- Jc-jh. It t tb Urte, at.ii tQickeat line, by tttrteea Loura, Ui th reciouat point reacheit by rail, and 1 always efceap aa auy other. Bay yonr Ticket to Kaasa ai4 all point la Northern Vissyjr by tb Nortb Uuu&an Kailrcxw. ISAAC II. STUKlitON. frea't and Gen'l SapU North Klaaourt H. R. HENRY II. hiltMO.NS.Airert- vertn-slly

milL INDER'ir.NLD IUVTNr, ASSOCIATTD JL tbewxjrea together !a tb practice of tf Uar. wlU ttetvl to a'l Ural t u.ia- entnte tbetr earo in tbo Slat it! IleraIOurta. PKNJAM.N H Kk:!.JN. WILLIAM I IIMLT.ACK. DoeerjteT II, Heory M. J-cort, Ntary Public, wf.1 ttke arkriowU-df . iarttof dee4, c, at tht aVoveoce. tWU-tUn

PATENTS.

PATENTS OBTAINED FOR NEW INVENTIONS OK EVERT description. F-e cn;nrei.t cu tniccraa. N jt. etit no )iy. S-aI fr Circular, f ivu.ir terraa, dirtsctiwna.

Ar. A l ire. aaio iiKuauiAJL, n.ll-41y I'ateut Attorney, Wa-biuftia, D. C. 1

PHYSICIANS. im. iii:kv F. IIAK.M- .S, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, INDIAN AMU. IM. Ol 11 CIIr.r-,Lj! comer of V .'., c' -n lret a..4 K-;.t..ky avri.ua-. u-' Ii lzu DRS, JAMESON L FUNKHOUSER, oiiitM rv. r, SOUTH MKKlDi AN STUKKT. jl-iUiii