Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3552, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1862 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL. rU15TH AND n RLln l j U ana ( a e r a r a nrf Mip) j THE NEW SENTINEL OFFICE ! i soi tii m itiniA tii:i:t. ; nrriurt. rue ruircrmi. ; ELDER, HARKNETS & BINGHAM, fwprictor. . i IM JK V ft .W Ye.rJy nWr(r. I . "' : r ! 4livrJ by the rarr.ef at f'"' Pr pajaldt N- pper r.t withmt pre.pament,r eitinie.1.onfrer , tt-!jj''lt the lat rri.fi. r n be bad at the arh torTur. " Sam, each Wrli,d.y t'frmir, neatly eveh pe-1, for ma.i;uc;.

VOLUME X.

MEDICAL.

WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,

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ADVERTISING IS THK VTF.F.KI.Y. Ot Inrtion 10 5 to " 1 00 f.r " 3 M fr parh u'f;tirrt fn-xrti'-n, arvl fr rfb Iierllwiof mcIi a'WiUonal wtnife 23 'i A4rrtlrinrtit pwl.lUW In lxil th DaHy anil tl. Weklf Früticl wi'l 1. charyr.1 th full Daily rates.

wfth oii-half lb rai an '.en. Bu!Tta 5tirr i.uUM.ri In lk l'al r lumn, or tri ; line or unlrr, will h fhrr fr rh ln-r.in 1; if ! orrr ten l'.nr. in crtt j-r line. i

CTiarjrT will hrtnHf Tjt inrmnir infi.llowtnit Onlrra, 8ocwti aii A"Citiuu at the ratBniI, la te pI1 rn aivanrn Military Coniaui-, Ordr .f CVW Irllown, Masonic Öfter. Vt-T'I-iiI S-Hrictim rvl Sinuin Sucini.n. F r b notice tot f xcee11n 8 litir 25 crnt for each Insertion; orer HM liet at tti rat. Anixmiirinz dratha wtth fnneral notice attache.!, fl; lthxit notice frre. Marrlaire N. tire 50 cent. NvtJrr .f Festival. IVnkr and Ecurion,)totUn npt y ;alfvtlaala of aociti-ri, or y churche, at the rrgular prlc. A!rerHvmenta lea-led acd j.lared under th heaJ I Hartal S jtlceB, if ten linen or over, will b charge doubt the aaal rate. AdvertiTtienU rnakinx lew than three linen, inrtel nre In tb Daily, will be cbarjred fifty cent. Yearly adertier to pay quarterly. Annotinrtp raintMatea fr office of erery dwript!n to hm charted at the -rate tf 1 50 for each nuiuf in tie Daily, and 1 in th Daily and Weekly, tW fame to l in II caia. paid In advance. Iejfal a-itrertiM-nienU innerted atthe espen.-c of the atlorneTS onlf rlnr, and not rfeUyahh f-r the Wal proceedInirsbat collectable at our usual time. Publiziert f. aeconnuble for the accuracy cf learal advertieimnt Seyond the amount charged for their plicatn. F.IXKK, HAUKXKSS k PdNGHAX, lrIrirtora Indiana State Srntinel. J. M. T1I.FORI, Pmtöent Indianapolis Jounai Company. DUSITJEGO DinECTORY.

for tl.e prevention aii cure of tli.-eae arising frum

Inif nrif t t,e ol or errcti-n. Certified to by M'rn Mrns, l'.f , He. Mr. McMuMen, of Indianapolift, lv. J. Hv n. Koknmo, and hundred of other citixen of Indiana. lrire r.f the 5randin)iv1in VertaMe Wood Purifer, fl p r lltle, r t5 per half doien. Of the Scaneinavian S'epetlIe niixnl Pill, 25 Cent per btx, or five bo a es for tl. Read Dr. Kohark'a Special Notice and Certificate, published In a conxpicuiHia part of thipap r from time to time. Dr. Pcbick't Medical Almonacand Family Adrlscr, contalninc a rat variety of Intereotinjr and Talttahl metlicat infemti'n, can t bad trratia of any of hi Ageuta tUrotihotjt the country.

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ARRISONS RANK. So. 19 F.at Wabington ütreet oppoite the Sentinel Office. - maj 4

LIVCIIY TAHLES. AU.EN k HINSLKY, Llrery and Sale Stahle, In the rear f the Palmer Houe. June5-dly FOUIDItlKS.

I DAY IS k CO.. Union Foundry, Delaware rtreet.opro!iw Union Dvpot. WTASSKLMAS k YIXT0N, WahinRton Foundry and

I Machine "oris cut erva union urpou

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UF A I, ESTATE AF.XTR.

1 FRANCIS SMITH, formerlr lvlell ft Smith. Real Ktate Aent atrt Tax Payer, 37 Kat Wa-hii Rton ttreet- lloue to rent. Jan25-dly '62

McKF.USAK A riF.RCK, Real F.tate Agenta and flroken, 10), Kat VS ahingtoo ttreet. WH. Y. WIIJCY, Real F.tate Ageut aud Stock looker, 10, Ka-t Washington tnet. niayli DfiÖTAKD NIIOi: DEAI.EUM. Til a MAYIIKW k CO. Wholale dealer In Bo.4, MIA Shoe, and KuMr. No. 4 Robert Mock, opposite the Union Depo, Indianapolis, Ind. aep4 ADAM KNODLK A SON, manufacturer and dealer tn all kind of Ro.ta and hue. No. 32 F.aid Wahtigtou ttreet. aprt7 IIOOI4 A.HU STAT bOX l'.ltY. F0WKN, STkW AKT k IX).. wholesale and retail detl1 er In !Wk ani Stationery, and Printer' Material, So. IS Wen Wahlnijtoo treeU aprt Dlll'CiH AD rriEDICI.IES.

From the Mihawaka (St. J Co., Ind. Ktiteri rise, Feb 2. lHU.l Worthy of ?Irrlt. Amo.Tg the many remedies offered to tlie public under he heed of patent Medicine, it i a relief to know that anie cf tliem are valuable preparation will do what is claimed for them and an worthy of ue and a place in every family. Fl"ticifiiT to thi' c!.- m;iy be mentioned Dr llohaek'a Scandinavian RetneJIef ;lod Iurif er and I'.l'xxl IS !Ii -a liirh are mott ec-lli nt preparation!., and have the Uc!irei cflect in all caxe for hku their ue i intcndi'd. Like thoiiMirid of otlu ri, we lear j-roiil wjtftei to tbl. Lairg used them in our family with the bt effect. rV re nlo acqnainteit with mary w ho peak viduntarÜy in pruiM- of tlie; itiediciue. (pe of our leading busine- tuen ay that by the u.e of only four totIea cf Irritier he received riore than one hundred dollar worth of benefit. Iii difficulty was I)y. pepi.i. We exTre onr thank f-r a liberal preM-nt o! the. remedies f,r n.e in our family. For ale in Marion County by W. B. Vlrker,Indianaplis Hol t. P.rowrting. do.; Perkins A Co., d'.; II. KuMTgarteti, do.; Frner k Wucher, do.; W. T. Hurd, Soiithport; R. II. Church, Cumberland; K. I. lianna, Oakland; 1 IlromWrger. Cat5eton; Warren A J?teary, Farmersvi'le; W. T Yeainan, P.ridgeport; and by Irui;i?it and Merchant, throughout the Union. A civ Article. Dr. Roback's S(om;ich Dittcrs.

A new and deliithtf'il Stuiuachic and Cordial, for giving tone to the Stotii.icu, and for the prevention of billiou complaints incident to the Western country. Try it. A a morning drink, to assist digestion and relieve Dyspepsia. It has no erpial In Davor It 1 superior to all other bitters. Try it. The formula of thee Hitrers, now (1G1) the sole property of Ir. Kohack, originated w ith one of the oldest and niot eniinent Medical Practitioners of the West, ami it is directly predicated upon the wants of Western pco. pie. Thee bitter derive their utinmlns from the powerful tonic nature of the rods and herb, of which tbey are composed, and as they are, by alla itig unnatural craving of the stomach, directly promotive of TE.lirEIKAM'E rb preent proprietor believes that in making them wiilely known the public welfare is subserved. It will noon tie f r aale by all of Dr. Kohaik't numerous Agent, and at Hotels, Ac, the country over. In the meantime, orders will be tib-d direct from Cincinati in any quantity, and at the lowet rates. It is put np In Quart Bottles, and ecurely packed in one dozen cases. Half dozen ample c.tses, will, however be packed and sent to au) address if desired. Rflail J'rice $1 per Mottle, or $ix or $5.

WLKY M. U1WRT, DRUGG 1ST. Dealer iu Drug. Ctetuk-aN, paints. Oils IyetufTs, IVdanic, Patent and other Medicine, Nations and Perfumery No. 4 Masachuartu avenue, Indianapolis. nov3Q-ly. fOMUNSON COX, dealers In Drug. Medicine,

I Paint., Oil. Glas. Perfumery, Fancy tiood, Ac, J.

1 F.at Wasbingtuu ireet, lndianapotia.

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ty BROWNING. Drwerlst. and dealer in Palms Oils, 1 Varnish , Ke-stutt,(ilasi.,tila.swareJ IVrfuroery, it., . 22, W rt Washington street. apt27

IlltV (iOODS Wf k If. GLKNN 1 CO., New York Store, Dry ff , Goodawhdesale aixl Retail, Glenn' IUock, Kast W a-hinton treet. mayS vrtlVFA tin waiii:.

'1HAKI.F.S COX. de.Wr in Stoves, Tin Ware, lc. No.

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INGHAM k DOlGirTT, V linder and lUank

P-iok JIaiiufa'turers S-ntim-l luildi:Y, In li.i.iajwlis.

fl XdHiLVS A PAIJMF.R, li..k iUnJer and Wank Pk

1 Manufacturers N. 3'. K.-st WasLirgton street.

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cm vi, class ami qn:i:N ui:. JTAWTHORN A Pt'CHANAN. Importer of China. 1 til- and Qjeenware, No. f3 Kast Washington st., Inlm.nap'lis, Indiana. dly 7fi:ilCII AT TAII.OIt. I IKKDK.KICK hF.PPKU, Merchant Tailor, and dealer in rr.'.y niaJc i lofl.-.tni ih! funihirig .!. N. 21 hot V ah:iijt.m treet.oj.jMmiie S.-titire l!ice. ni)29 attohm:ys. KIl.P.Y FKlUiVSON, Attorney and Conns, K-r at Li. l'ayscali f r approved ju Igiuenc- a-i-l niorik'affe; a.i ncKtiatei loans, n..tr Ar. iicr, Z Fn-t l i-h-it.gton street, up-st.iir. .s'on.l :. or to tl;,- riht bind, ; liU'l.li' Motk. IJ IOSKIH F.. MrlxiNALI A Did SOX I.. KovCHK, AttiTticvs and Co-ii.m !.r at I-. .Ktr a l-.:urai.ce L ':npa:.y lu. t g, vtw.J TiH.r, Frii.j M.t t. let dlv SALOONS. Astor Saloon, rtNNSVLVAMt 5TKKKT, lloor in thr .Ein Ilullillnr.

Principal off.ee and salesroom No 0 Kat Fourth street, Cincinna'l, O. laboratory, o. 32 Hammond street, aprll-lawdwlv. MEDICAL BOOKS, &C. " GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, c ii.iu n:ati:i BY THK I.F.r.isi.ATl I.F OF KFNTCCKY IOR THK TRKATMKNT OK ALL THK DISKASKS OK THK I'RINAKY AND OIIMTAL OIUi.VNS. A Hcflicnl Kvport, mW fa Ja" w m R 1 a N t" . PRIC K ONLY TKN CF.NTS. O'Vt'tining lfhiy Fi ri.itt -iiia Knjrathi'jef the Anatomy tij l h '. of 'tht $tsr (r7 i in tl tt'tte of ll'illth it'll liirtnf.

ON A NF.W METHOD OF treating Vetiwri.il LHene, including SypLih in all its stages; Gonorrhea, ileet, Stricture, VariCocile, and Hydrnode, Ihseases of the Kidneys, p.ladder Ac, without mercury! containing a valuable treatise on that vv ide-spread malady of youth. Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal F.miioti, exual Iiebd.fy. Impotency, Ac. the secret ititirumies of youth and inaturitv ar'Mtiir from the baneful

habit of self-abuse. To whwh is a ided observations on ! Female Insease nd other interesting matter oftheut- j most importance to the married aril tUoe eint mj'lating I niarria, w ho entertain doi.bts of tln ir physical a' lity to j enter that slate. Sent to any a l lres in a nab d wrap- j per. on receipt vf ten rent or four stamps. j We devote our entire time and attention to the treat-j ment of the various private dis4-acs treated of in our pri- ; vate report. Our !ispcnsary I the only Institution of the kind in America which h.a. been e ta!d:sh,-d by a special , charter, an-1 thi fict should give it a preference over the j various qnark of doubtful character to be found in all arge cities. j lniiortai.t to aTciualr! : i toe e.epartmetit of onr Ir-;ensry I iwciatly devoted 1 to the treatment of the ivease of Female, neh a L'V ch rrl.e.i, or "Wliiie," lrr,kriihr. P.iful and Suppress Memtruntion. Nervov.s nn, (.r!i-rI lv l ilitv , lis,-a-es of he Wotnb, Ilarrennes, Ac. I Consult ations and exam mat ;: free of charge. Al-o, for!e. DR. DF.WF.KS S KLtU I.VIOII P!I.L for Fetnale t instruction. Irregularities Ac. Married la- , die in certain situation shoii'd uvl iiv them, as they would caue miscarriage. l"rice f I per to and nuy be sent bv mail. DR. t! ALKN'S I KF.VI NTIVK An invaluable article for th 'se w ih:t't f l'.m.t the t. umber of tln-:r c!Tj'r:f'C. or the barn-n whi, iletre children; w .irral;t, d tiot to injure the .health, a')d w1 last t-r a l-.fetinie. s, jit to j,ny ad lrcunder sel. on receipt of the yc TWt laLL.RS. PATT K NTS AT A DISTANCF Py -endirg a brief täte - ment f their sv uiptiMC, w ,11 receive a 1U uk CUart rnla't in a bst of rinetkvn, mt term br tlte course of tr- atmer.t Ac. .Medicine sent to any part "f the country to cure any eve a! hoi, ie, free frop.i .lander or cii'i -ity. All transncth-n private and confidential. Kemembet hr :nni' n iinlt r. Ivr, ct all . r:. rSo GM.FN'S 11 FAD DfSPFNS VI1Y. twt!5-dAw !o!tiil Ky.

DOOTS AND SHOES. Larut r Uic llulii l,nvc r the l'nt

f "Oo: 1 M-l ksh.NKIi H a K OPFNFI THK AIWIVK I ;'..!!.:;. where tl.cy keep rint.f.f ly on '''t'Mit) i M!i;' ii liquor. Ac. l.ut.ch every !- r i ,- ,t i . ,. !., -110 In, Ky x KKIXMAN.

BOOK BINDERS.

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CAMPBELL & B OYLES, fucrrs-or. to rirpt;i A p-o Book Bi nders AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, NO. 37 FAT WASHINGTON ST., F-t id tiUl'll' lio k, t'p--ttr, llflnnajx.iui, Itli.'l ,J?f

JOHN H. DETERS, loot it nd Sitae ?luniifurtiirert 53 Vrd Fv"3rh trret C;nc;:ir.t";. I1IWK Jl .vT OPENEOMY SrUING STOCK, WHICH cotrn-s the newe-t sil criiset s'yle of Men's, l' y's. Youths and CLildrm't wear, and having greatly ir.cre-c,! n y faci'.ities for manufacturing, I ata eiiabl.d to ofT.-r icreat luducr ntcut to cvsh buyers. I have marked riy prtcr i.fl to a very ow ficur. only askiusg a small TTt rt. My roottn i l xr'er ale .ir. l snail pr f.t. I'lu'erstandmc the t-c,-.i: t kr-;-im; Lr w-itb the t:me. I ill n-e ev ery en1ea ..r t , , ar jIlv tu-l"irfr i'i rrcrv repect. iiU 6l-dlJ ' " JOiiX U. ld.Ti.iLS. HOTELS. French's Hote 1. ON THK Fl'ROPEAN PLAN. tin or UK a bit.

mm.i,i; iC4o.is 50 ( i: rs n:it in v. CITY H ALL gL'AKK,CoK. Hi ANKK01.T ST.. l;.ps.:e City Hall.

STATE

INDIANAPOLIS. INI)., TUESDAY MOIlNJNG, EE15KUAKY 18, 18(52.

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I) A ILYSEiVT i iI a INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. acucroTa;.c aau aa Train Leave. Train Arrive. T 20 A M. - 3f Aal M. 4 I. M . 45 P. 34 PiiS A.M. I. 30 r. u IKIHASA CKXTavL RAJLWA1. Train Ieare. Tra'n Arrive. 6.15 A. M 9-40 P. M. 11:45 A. M Mai! 2 0.'. P M. 7; 15 P. M 10-40 A. M. ISM r'IJ AVU col l MCH MIOHT LIXE, VI HATTO. Tram Irave. Train Arrive. 15 A. M 40 P. M. 11 43 A. M 2:05 P. M. 7:15 P. M 1U:40A. 11. IMHAkArXil 1 Akt C1M IXXATI hAILHO At. Train. Ieae. Train Arrive 1:a A. M II f A M. II. 35 A. M H:15 P. M. 7:10 P. M 93 P. M. TKKkf HAITK AII aoAD. Tram Iave. Tram Arrive. 11:15 A.M 5 50 A. M. 2 10 P. M 11:33 A. M. la 15 P. M 7.00 p. M. LArATETTC aaiutoAb. Trains Leave. Train Arriv e. 715 A.M 4"4Ä A . M 11:15 A.M 1' 10 A. M. .-,5P. X COO P.M. rtki akkim'I vsarouskAii koai. Train Irve. Trtn Arrive l' .'io P. M Mail 11:30 A.M. lo ll) p. M Chicago Express 3.17 P M. HAPISOS A.n IXMAMarol.lS RAM kOAP. Train Ieve. Train Arrive. 7: 0 A. M Mail 10 .' 0 A. M 12:30 P. M 5 25 P. M. jm.s(isvii.m kaii aoan. Trains I-ave. Train ArriTe. H 45 A. M Mail .V00 A. M. M:50 P. M 8 20 P. M.

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Terre Haute through mail. . Lafayette ami Chicag, Bellefontaine wav mail

Itelh-fontaine throiifrli mail ....... Central through mad Cineiniiatithrouph mail Springfield, Illinois DrraRTVKM.

Joffersonville and Iuisvilie mail Terre Haute through mail, St. Louis, Cairo Lafayette and Chicago Lafayette City and Springfield, Illinois .... Madison mail. ... Central way mail Central through mail and Washington City. Cincinnati and w ay mail Through mail. . . Terre Haute way, Kvansville and Vincenne. Peru Ilellefontaine wav and through

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Officer of Indinnn flrgliiirnt In the rivid. IXTH RF.'ilMENT IN KKXTl CKY. Thos. T. Critteinlen, Colontd. Hiram I'ratlior, Lieutenant Colonel. Augustiw H. Abbott, Miijor. Joint E ariifliavv. Adjutant. W. K. McCIellan. lieimental Quartormagtcr. Dr. Schiler, of iladison, Surpon. Samuel 11. Charlton, Assistant Sirt;eon. Ciptain I'liilemoii I. LJaMwin, S.uiititl Ivusoll, Win. D.ivj.a, Haperman Tripp, .lohn K. H. (.lastsjH-k, James. Moflett, Oeorsre W. JJrown, Charles K. Ynntrees, Auu&tus H. Abbett, C;ilvin Campbell. eKVEXTII RttilMIJtT IN MARYLAND. James (latin. Colonel. John F. Check, Lieut. Colonel. Hcnja min C. Shaw, Major. John M. I'lair, Adjutant. Kichanl 1. Johnson, (Quartermaster. (eore W. New, Surgeon. William CJillespie, Assistant Surgeon. Jolui Kij:er, Chaplain. Captains Jessie Armstrong, Solomon Waterman, Scott iliiler, Merit C. Welsh, Ira (. ('rover, Samuel Lambertson, WiNoti C. Leiueit, Samuel J. Hanta, John II. Ferry, Will C. Uinta. Lir.HTIl RKHMLXT IX MIS-sOLUI. Win. I'. Uentoii, Colonel. iVivifl Shunk, Lieutenant Colonel. Charles S. Farrih, Major. Charles O. Howard, Adjutant. Nathan I'mnson, (iuartermater. James Ftrd, Surgeon. (Jeorpe W. Ilruce, Assistant Surgeon. Captains Fiedeiick S. Wysung, Thomas J. 1'radr, Jtepli M. Thompson, tlliver II 1. Carey, Wm. K. Walls, Alexander J. Kennev, ("eorge W. H. Kilev, John It. Polk, Hiram f . Vamlerventer, Frederick Tykle. NIMH KRUIMFNT IN MARYLAND, flideon C. Moody, Colonel. Wm. H. Make, Lieutenant Colonel. John H. Milroy, Major. Thomas J. fatten. Adjutant. James J. Drum, (Quarter in ister. Maon I. Sherman, Surgeon.

John K. Blackslone, Assitant Surgeon. j S ilety Lav ton, Chaplaiu. Cajdains Thomas Madden, William Copp, ; Douglas (. Kis'ey, Amasa Johnson. Leonidas A. , Cole, (ItMre II. Carter, Johua Healey, Isaac ; C. I'. Sum.in, James Houghton, W illinm 1. Las- j seile. I

TKNTII RKULMKNT IX KKXTICKY. Mahlon D. Manson, Colonel. Wm. C. Kise, Lieutenant Colonel. Alratn (. Miller, Major. I'eul-en C. Kise, Adjuttnt. DariJ N. Steel, (Quartermaster. Joseph S. Alien, Surgeon.

Conrad S. Ferkins, Assistant Surgeon. Ccorge T. Dougherty, Chaplain. Captains Samuel H. Slioitle (discharged.1) John W. Perkins. Alexandc-Homeland, Marsh P. Taylor, Joseph F. Tn lor, (discharged,) Wm. P. Carroll, James H. Vanarsd ill, Abrim 0. Miller, ' Pet.jair.in M. (Ire gory, James H. Hamilton. FLLVENTH RF(IMtNT IN KFXTLCKY. j (leorge F. McGiunis, Colonel. j Wm. J. 11. Kc nson, Lieutenant Colonel. j Isaac C. Klston, Major. ; Daniel Macauley, Adjutant. j Joseph P. Poje, (Quartern aster. John C. Thompson, Surge"n. ! Clay I'row ii. Assistant Surgeon. Henry H. Hiiben. Chaplain. Ca; tains Nicholas Ii. Puckle.Hf nry M. Cnrr, JaSez Smhh. Kdwurd T. Wallace, Wm. W. Dir ' HCl!, David I. Cully. Jese E. Ilamill, Joseph II. Livsry, (ieorge llutler. Ttv'rtFTH RKilMENT -IN MARYLANP. ; Win. H. Li tick. Colonel. t (Jerge Humphi-ev, Lieutenant Cohvnel. i Henry Hubler, Major. ! Oscar Uit.kle, Adjutant. Milton K. D:sti, (Quartermaster. Wm. H. lionnx, Surgen. ; No Me 1. Howard, Asr;.tant Surgevn. Captains Thniis (i. Morrison. Thomas K. Noel, Jauies Jlacliman, Wm. O'Hrieu. Henry HuMct, tieorce Nelon, Arthur F. I'eexl, Thomas Do.ui. Alexander Huchariaii, Joeph F. Draper. TIIIRTLFMH EHitVlM IX MAltLAMi. Jeremiah C Sullivan, Colonel. Kobert H. Koter. L'eulenant Colonel. I Cvrus J. 1 d.bs, Maj--T. j Chatles II Il-.s, AtijuUnt. Alois D. (lall. Surgeon; Wtn. C. Foster. As- ; hit.ai.t ssiirgen. Caj -tJiiiis. Abticr L. Nrwhnd. Clinton. Davis, ! Chauneey, Hairincrton. Sajle5, Wilson, Johnson, ' Kirkpatrick, Pen. H. Myers. i rOlRTrtCNTII Mf.lMLM IN MART LAr. Nathan Kimrall, Colonel. j Jehu K. M thin, Lieuter.ai.t Colonel. Wiliiam Harrow, Majur. j John J. 1. lllinn. Adjutant. i Th-Mnas C Iv'.ir.tin, (Quart ermiter. ! tieroge W. Cl'pr-enger, Surgeon. j

(ie-rpe W. McCane. Assistant Surgeon. Thanns K Webb, Chaplain. Captain Luc i tu A. Foote, Jonathan D. Wi.d. Lewis Ilrt ok. Kl jah 11. C. Cavin. Nath in Will arvl, ,"d. athan D. Ibgin, John Covii., Joi n H. Martin. Plnlatiütr K. 0 cn, JatHi li. K'eliv.

FlFTtt7H RLCIMFNT IN K t NTl'CKT. (leorge D. Wagner, Colonel. Cutarui A. Wood, Lieut. Colonel. Aleiarxler Fouler, Major.

S F. Fry, IQu irtermaster. Captains Simuel Itim, Ojmp.iret, Shirt, Mil'er. Templeton, McCutclieii, Kiep, Fowler, : ßeniiett. i M XTFFNTH Rr.UlMtNT M Alt V LXM. j Pieasitiit A. Hackleman Colonel. (No further returns at the Adjutant Genenl's ! office.) ;

fEVEMEtNTil REOIMINT MARYLAND. Milo S. Hascall. Colonel. John J. Wilder, Lieut. Colonel. George W. Gorman, Major. LMmund K. Kusletter, Adjutant. Samuel F.. M union. Surgeon. Captains Win. T. Soces, James Thompson, Silas W. Doawell, (Ierge Cuterly. Kthaii M. Alien, George W. Suugh, Henry Jordan, Jacob G. Vail,.Jacob H. Stewart, Silas F. Higby. tJGHTLtNTll RKOIMtNT MIKSOIRI. Thomas PattiMjn, Colonel. Henry D. Washburn, Lieut. Colonel. DeVA itt C. Thomas, Major. George S. Marshall, Adjutant. John H. Popp, (Quartermaster.

Sam iel . Peck, burgeou. I John W. Hitchcock. Assistant Surgeon. j Georce V. Ames, Chaplain. Citjt tins Jonathan II. Williams, William j Stanley Charles. John W. Jone-, Jesse L. llol i man, Samuel "W. Short, Peter C. Wood, Samuel Donalson, John C. Jetiks, James U. Bryant, j Kinaldo 11. I'uter. 1 XIXtTFlNTU RFCIMFNT WAKHN;TON, lt. V. Solomon Meredith, Colonel. j Kobert A. Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel. Alois A. Kockwood, M;'jor. Join: P.Wood. Adjutant. James S. Drum, (Quartermaster. Calvin J. Wood, Surgeon. Captains Simuel J. William, Valentine Jarohs. Ködert W. Hamilton, William W. Dudley, John J.Clark, John M. Lindl y, Kichard M. Kelley, Luther Ii. Wilson, John H. Johnson, Isaac M. May. TWKXTItTU UKÜlMtNT IN VIRU1NIA. William H. Brown, Colonel. Ken. II. Smith, Lieutenant Colonel. John Vanva'ikenbaugh, Major. Israel N. Stitcs, Adjutant. T Isaac W. Hart, (Quartermaster. ' Orpheus Evarts, Surgeon. Henrv C. Grover, Assistant Sttrgean. William C. Porter, Chaj iain. " Captains Wm. It. Keyburn, John Wheeler, William Babbington, George F. De.sk, James II. Shannon, John Kistler. Wra. C. P. Taylor. Geo. Vf. Meikle, James W. Lytle, Alfred Keel. TIIKXTY-FIRST REdlMENT MARYLAND. Ja med W. McMilleu, Colonel. John A. Keith, Lieutenunt Colonel. '' Benjamin T. H:i)5, Major. Matthew A. Latham, Adjutant. Wm. S. Uinkle, (Quartermaster. Kzra Head, Surgeon. John B. Davis, Assistant Surgeon. Nalson L. Brakeman, Chaplain. . CapUins Kichard Campbell, Jacob Hess, Klihu ?. Koe, James Guinsley, Wm. M. Skelton, James II. Gavitt, Francis W. Noblet, Wm. Kay, John F. Campbell, Kdward McLiitin. TWENTY -SECOND REGIMENT MISSOURI. JefX. C. Davis, Colonel. John A. Heudrick, Lieutenant Colonel. , Major. Charles L. Holstein, Adjutant. Emory Bradley, (Quartermaster. Benjamin J. Newland, Surgeon. Jos. A. Stilwell, Assistant 5urgeon. Captains William II.Taggait, Michael flooding, Thomas H. B. Tanner, Llijah A. Stepleton, Jo.iah Wilson, Thomas Shea, Kichard H. Li tson, Squire Iham Keith, Isaac N. Haymaker. Daniel Luuderman. TWENTY-THIRD REG 1 51 EXT KENTllKY. Wm. Sanderson, Colonel. DeWitt C. Anthony, Lieut. Colonel. William P. Davis, Major. Eugene Commandeur, Aljutant. J. T. Smith (Quartermaster. Thomas C. Austin, Surgeon. Kotiert Kay, Assistant Surgeon. John D. Kogers, Chaplain. Captains (leorge S. Babbitt, Alor.zo Tubbs, W. W. Caldwell, Henrv C. Kurgtmon, Thomas Clark. David .1. Hay. Thomas I. Moore. Fred crick I istorius, Win. P. Davis, Vincent Kirk. TWKNTY-FOl RTH REGIMENT MISSOURI. Alvin P. Hovey, Colonel. John Gerlwr, Lientenaiit Colonel. Cyrus C. IIine, Major. Kichard F. Barton, Adjutant. Peter Schmuck, (Quartermaster. Kotiert L. Jessup, Surgeon. John W. Davis, Assistant Surgeon. Charle Fitch. Chaplain. Captains A. H. Erwin, Thos. Johnson. Sam'I F. McGuffin, Win. L. Merrick, Simuel K. Mor gan, Wui. T. Spiceley. John F. Giill, A. McConnett, Nelson F. Bolton. TWENTY-FIFTH REGIMENT MISOVRI. James C. Veitcli, Ccdonel. Wm. W. Morgan, Lieut. Colonel. John W. Foster, Major. Wm H. Walker, Jr., Adjutant. Alex H. Foster, (Quartermaster. John T. Walker, Surgeon. Arthur White, Assistant Surgeon. Frederick A. Herring, Chaplain. Captains James C. Hastings, George W. Siltzman, John H. IK'-by, J hn Khinl unler, Wm. F. Wood, Charles S. inch, Charles Jones, Thomas J. Bethel!, Victor C. Lnrkin, John W. Toole. T W F NT Y SIXTH R EG1 M E NT M ISoi HI.

W. M. Wheatly, Colonel. Kichard O'Neal. Lieutenant Colonel. John (1. CI irk, Maj-'. Henry Schräder. Adjutant. John T. Kouth. (Quartermaster. Kobert N. Todd, Surgeon. (lei-rge A. Torbett, Assistant Surgeon. Chaplain. Captains Aldeti H. Jumper, Courtland E. Whitsft. Mortimer C. Ho! man, AuguMine D. Kose, Iewis Manker, Miller L. Miner, Harvey Johiison, Benjaiuin Hargis, Newton A. Logan, Nathaniel J. Bcachly. TWENTY -SEVENTH MARYLAND. S'las Col grove. Colonel. Archibald J. Harrison, Lieutenant Colonel. , Major. Kobert G. (lilmore. Adjutant. Jauiet M. Jameson, (Quartermaster. James J. Johnson, Surieon. (Ireen V. Woollen. Assistant Surgeon. Cajuins Peter Kopp, John W. Wilcoxen, William S. Johnson. Joel W. McGrew, Ge. W. Burre. Jackson P. Moore, John K. Fisler, Richard W. Welman, Allen Hill, TheoIorc E. Buehler. mm I IGItTH (CAVALRT; Mfssmi Ri. Conra l Baker. Colot.el. Scott Carter, Lietit. Colonel John S. G iitt. Major. Junges Nee!, Adjutant. Wii'i wu B. l'tiker, (iiarterm tster. Isaac Casselberrv, Surgeon. Charle Brackett. Asi-tant Snrre-n. tVipTain John K. lütrliman, Samuel J. L. mir, Joel F. "fherwcval, Will H. Walker. TSiyniaa N. Pace, Lyman W. Brown, James M. Barter. Kobert l. ClenJenier. TWENTY-NINTH REGIMENT KEN Tl ( Kt. John F. Miller, Colonel. DivM M. Dann, Eieutrnint Colonel. Henry J. Blowney, Majr. Jarnr L. Angeil, Adjutant. Asa H. Mathews, IQu.irterin ter. Louis Humphreya, Surgen. Lorenzo S. Kein, Assistant Surgeon. Joeph C. lo-eJ, Chaplain. Captain Horatio (1. P Ohlitign-, Sil a F. APfti. Joseph P. Collins. Frank A. Han'mtn, John S. For- lick, Wra. W. Shtilcr. Daniel Carer, James M. Confer, Millon M. Btgcs, Ja tne II. M Jenkin.

THIR'TH REGIMENT KENTUCKY. Sion S. Bs. Colonel. Jose; It B. DiKlge. Lieut. CoIolcI. Orriii B. HunJ, Major. YA.w P. EImII. Adjutant. Peter P. Bailey. (Quartermaster. K'ul'.'ii F. Deiois, Chaplain. W ii jam II. Myti, Surgeon. Dclus W. Kupert, Assistant Surgeou. Captains Cyrus Haw ley. Martin S. Stewart. Jaaies B. White, Joseph W. Vhitaker, G. W. Fitisimmons, Myron A. Hawks, Wni. N. Yoris, Wm. Dawpon, Joseph M. Silver, Joseph K. Biallen. Anil) l'aj- Holl. The following etitenjeut, taken from official sources, w ill show the army pay roll. In the fiit columu will be found the nelt salary per month and in the second the toul salary per inontli, which incluJes rations, eervaut hi-c, forage, ic. GENERAL OFFICERS. Per lEouttl. Total. Lieutrnnnt General t'0$'Ö W

Aids de Camp and Milittry Secretatarv to Lieutenant General, each K) Major Ueneral 'J Senior Aid de Camp to Genentl-in-Ciiief bJ Aid de Camp, in addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant ''1 Brigadier General 1-1 Aid de-Camp, in addition to pay, etc., ol Lieutenant

00 477 DO Ib'J DO 32 00 3'2'J 50

iy oo s

RAILROADS. - t c rjc tv. r or

VLL rKU0XS nTCH V5lN0 TICKETS KT. 5T. JtesKPH and other point in 'rhern Miswur!, the Mate of Kansaa. or the Tern too , .bowld itwtet o aav. uig tickets that rcd by the oiirn .TIISSOIU1 It A 1 1, HO. ID, The only rail ronte frora St. Loni to Su Jraepfc. It I the hortest and quieket line, hy thirteen hours to the re nndest r.iut reached ty ra I, and i alw3 d.ep a ny other. P.uy jcur Ticket t Kansas aud all point, in Northern Mlvari t-e the "orth M.xtri l:a mA. Uv.VAC IL MX'lUifcON, lYe't ami (irn'l Supt. North M:s.wui Ii. R. II F. NRY II. SIMMONS, A-eut. epll"-dly

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S PKr.XRTMEXT. Adjutant General Colonel.. ..... 110 237 00 Assistant Adjutant General Lieut. Colonel 93 213 00 Assistant Adjutant General Major H) IK) 00 Capt'n to i:w m

lr-J 00

Judire Advocate Major HI

ca INSPECTOR GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. Inspector General Colonel 11 J37 00 SIGNAL DEPARTMENT. Signal officer Major tO lt'J 00 QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT. (Quartermaster General Brig tdier General .' 124 321) M Assistant (Quartermaster General Colonel 110 2.H7 00 DeputT (Qu irterniaster General Lieutenant Colonel 15 213 00 (Quartermaster Major H) If.) 00 Assi.-tant (Quartermaster Captain 70 138 50 SinsisTENCE DEPARTMENT. Commissary General of Subsistence Colonel 110 237 00 Assistant Commissary General of Subsistence Lieutenant Colonel I5 213 00 Commissary of Subsistence; Major H) IS'!) 00 Assistant Commissary of Subsistence Captain 70 138 50 Assistant Commissary oT Subsistence, in addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant 20 11 00 MEDICAL DtPARTMENT.

Surgeon General $2,710 per annum

Surgeon of ton rears' service bO 225 00

aw 33

Surgeons of less, than ten years

service

70 171 50 70 174 50 70 LtN 50

Assistant Surgeons often years' service Assistant Surgeons of five vears service

Assistant Surgeons of less than rive years' service 5333 121 63 PAY DEPARTMENT. Pavmaster General $2,7-10 per annum 228 83 Deputy Paymaster General 95 213 00 Paymaster" 8J 189 00 OFFICERS OF THE CORPS, OF ENGINEERS, CORTS OF TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS AND ORDNANCE I'E r.vRTMLNT.

Colonel 110 Lieutenant Colonel 95 Major HJ

Ca ptain

First Lieutenant 5333 Second Lieutenant 5333 Brevet Second Lieutenant 5333

OFFICERS OF MOUNTED DRAGOONS, CAVALRY, RIFLE MEN XND LIGHT ARTILLERY.

237 00 213 00 lJ 00 138 50 121 t3 121 b3 121 b.3

Colonel Ill) 237 00 Lieutenant Colonel 95 213 00 M.'jor bO lr!) 00 Captain 70 1 10 50 First Lieutenant 53 129 83 Secon'i Lieutenant 53 129 b3 Brevet Second Lieutenant 53 129 b3 Adjutant, and Kegimental (Quarter termaster, in addition to pay of Lieutenant .... 10 10 00 OKFICERS, Or ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY. Colonel 95 222 00 Lieutenant Colonel HI IfW 00 Major 70 179 00 Captain 60 120 50 First Lieutenant 50 110 50 Second Lieutenant 45 105 50 Brevet Second Lieutenant 45 105 50 Adjutant, iu addition to pav, etc., of Lieutenant ". 10 10 50 Kegimental (Quartermaster, in addition to pay, etc.. of Lieutenant 10 2ti 00

21 2D o 22 It 13 12 12 15 15

In the .above we have not inserted the frae

tional parts of dollars, for convenience sake, in this matter of but little importance. RELOW THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT. The hrst column denotes the pay per month of artillery and intantry, and of dragoon and litiemeii w hen serving on foot. The second column denotes the pay p-r month of light artillery and of dragoons and riflemen when mounted: Sergeant Major, (Quarterma.ter Sergeant, Principal Musician,

ami Chief Buirler, each First Sergeant of a Company. . . Ordnance Sergeants Hospital Stewards All other Sergeants, each Corpotals Bugler Musicians . Farriers and Blacksmiths Artificers Privates Matron

Females nurses 40 cent per day and one ra tion. Paymaster's Clerks $700 per aii!uni, and 75 cents jer day wheu actually on duty. Chaplain in volunteers $146 50. In addition to the pay as aliove btated, one ration per day ami an abunaant eupply of good clothing is allowed to every soldier. (Quarter?, fuel and medical attendance are alwavs provided by the Government without deduction from the soldier'. pay. If a soldier shotM become disabled in the line of his duties, the law provides: for h tn a (tension, or he may, if he prefer it, obtain admission into the Military Asylum, which will afford him a comfortable home so long he may wish to receive its benefits. To the above pay for private soldiers must be added the additional $2 a month tobe paid du ring service, the 10tj bounty at the end of the war, which h is already been provided for, and the ijuarter section of land that Congress will provide for at its aiming es.kn. The bounty an l land apply to officers and private alike.

21 00 20 00 00 Oil 17 (Hi 11 00 13 00 1)0 15 00 17 ' 13 00 (j (Ml

DINING HALL. im'ict's iiie:yc; all No. 13 South Illinois Street, iKil'R lo KS HKL0v PAUIFli HOUSE.;

FILS AT ALI. HOCRS THE EE ST THE MAR. ket alTorJ, Oyster and Game In every ktyle.

oYvrr.il son ti:. (T.xts a novi Kq'ial to ti e Ket Stew. Hoarding by tht i)ay. Pr. akfjst C to It) o'cha-k IVmer 12 to 2'i " u, prr 6 to 3 N B No Ltqir4 retailed o the precne. 8vl-3i

RENO VATERS.

ESTABLISHMENT

.Uli;

1HE UNtTtÜ KTATKS UYK-HOI SK, NO. M SOITH

Illinois tre:l, luuiauapo.is, Indiana,

JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop. At thi old and well-known establishment, the ladie ran hve tulk a: id woolen k ! djed i i iurDinnt ajid leautiful cilr; and pruts Krmeiit. thoroughly renovated and repaint, as g"d aswLen nrw, at lower price than ever. w and cctd-batid c lot hin j tx-ught ad olJ; als", a paticular tranch in tlie t'U.itifss di tioiuiiiated fine tlrwPut billiard tib'e il th. r tcir in any Rirrtftit fan be Titght that it can not be visit. If to th" naked eye. Zftm tutitry urders punctunlly at t tided t. No Cviiinectic.u with euy oilier Louse in this city. llcnienilcr the place, So. 3H S-uuth li'.iii fctreet. fcb4 JOMIFH HAUKIS.

Paris Dye-House.

K. HARRIS, PRO PRIKT OK.

The Ohlett i:t:l.i!iiiitiit

rilUE UNIiF.HSIüSF.n r.Klis MOST KKSrKCTFULLY to fijform the citiTeti tf ludianapidis and the nirrnundir.g country, that he i to W found at hi old atand. No. 19 South ileridiau ttreet, a few door aouth tf the I'i.st Oltice. Tliaukful to the ladies and t,-e:its for the li"eral support he ka received for the last six yearn, Imping fur a continuance of the am-. Work done cheap and warranted. I.ie oat in and woolen dresses and s.haw ls ck-am d and dyed in all fancy shades. Crape sliivvls dyed a beautiful scrM prcrimson. and Idcached. Gents t.o)lctI clothlnj; ch-aneil, dyed, repaired and presse!, tu !ok a well a new, on hort notice. Grease, tar or paint taken cut, without it Jury to the cloth. Second-hand clothes houpht and tId. Military Mshe redyed on a short notice, funeral niouintn;: dyed. K. If AKKIS ha lowered the price t uit the time. N. It. Iii't mnke a lui.stake; no connection with any other house of the same kind or name in the citv. fe5 F. HAKMS. WANTED.

200 Recruits Wanted

FORTH E

..r.urjt?ji

OK The Eleventh Infantry, AMI ICH MAJOR J. V. CORDOX Is authorized to raise in Indiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY. 3 "JAY FllOM 13 TO 22 PER MONTH, WITH RATIONS, quarters, medical attendance, Ac. complete. All v ho enlist will at once le clothed, uxitcl and provided with cverj thin essetitiul to their C"nifort by the Govern ment. "Tlie term of enlistment I Til reo YeUM. Tay to commence from date of enlistment. None but able-bodied fciuK'e men, between the age of IS and 35 years, need apply. . Kecruitii'f Rendezvous in Metzger' new rtnildinir. No. fi Kart Washington street, adjoitnnsr K!d Fellow' Hall. I). H. C01T. First Lieutenant iiov27-ulf FleventU Infantry, i:rcruitini(URicer.

MUSIC.

PI A ft OS! PI A AOS!

CIIF-ATER AND BETTKK INj STRUM KNTS than were ev er

oftereil In this market. 5!y ar-C

rangement with hastern IianA fg

manufacturers are such that I can furnish all order 23 per cent.

cheaper than any dealer in the West, and I warrant them uperior instruments. Onlv for cash. Call and see at Messrs VV H. Talbott k Co' Jewelry Store, No. 24 Waahinfrton Mreei. PIANOS. MKLODFONS, ORGANS. GUITARS, VIOLINS, ACC'ORDtONS, Ac.,TL" KI AND Rfcl'AlRLD. Having had over twenty y r' experience the public ran be assured that tbey now have a better opportunity than ther (enerallr meet with to have their instrument put in pe'rfcct order. H. SCHONACKKR. july31-dly '61

AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE, .oinrlliii: Tor tlie Time..

A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD! Johns & Crosley's AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE, THE STRONC.EST GLUE IN THK WORLD For Cement Inp Wood Leallier. f.la Ivory, t'liinn Tlarble. Iorc-elnln Alabaster. Itone ( ornl, Ar.

THE ONLY ARTICLE OF THE KIND EVER I RODUCED WHICH WILL WITHSTAND WATER. iixTKArrs: "Every housekeeper should hive a supply f Johtu A Crosley Aniencau Onient Glue." .V. . ii. "It i. o convenient to have iu the bouse." .Wte ioti "It is alway ready; thi conuneud it to everybody." "We have tried It, and Cud it a useful in our Louse a. water." H j'.'V fjint of flu Tim't.

Priee vis. per Bottle.

VKKY LIBERAL REDl'CTIOXS TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.

9ft

M 91

StQCT' "or 'e by all Ihraari.t and Storekeeper, fen- , eraliy throuxhex't tbe country.

I OH IV S A: CROSLEY,' Tsoie ArrcTt um,) 78 William Klrrri, Cvrner cf lit erty Treet, Jf. T. julyP-dly '61 TEA DE ALE RS .

3? E A. S 1 FkKSil ARRIVAL CF StTLHlOR NEW CROP TEAt Al. 1 Hate llouar. Illlnol.!., INDlANAroiJS.INU V aai m V. d n r Jt m- r 1 B0IKS PEARL LEAVED 0UK rOWLER; 3ll" MChetSup:rKrlniprili 50 Tourj Ilystu, new crop: 75 " Blark and Fancy Mack Trti. We are now preparedand will H the Lett jul:?l Tea at whuWale aod retail.lowe; IC jer cent, than any other houe iu th city LL'DLKN k LKE decin'Kn-dlT

DRUMS. JtwaaMN. JJjrtiBBti. t'ST RECEIVED A LOT OF SUl'EMOU ÜOTS BRUMS at low prire. WILL4RD k ST0WELL

I'.nio ir.ioniA tic n.ATroitiri. atwrrtt t er tv e..tiTTT i ir, ., lsC WmirAa, Tie IVm'-xrati' parte hat ir.jr, from the date of in orzAiuution, been a favor tf tle nuirter.i ce of tf.e IV.., n ani tl e treerrat.onof t!.e Constitution . atvi if rirr in the rreot.t equation of the cu:.tr t Jejj.ral.Ie f fleet t f a derarlure from ite tine Vnorl ar. l cnvnatir friucij le, aihI t!.e LriumrJ reeiwtnaii; tk i firmly N-lirv r,g that the l"ui.-n airl tie (s.r.ttitntiwii tn Le j .reserve! aVr.t ty tie re-tnrati n r-f that party to power, invite all true UV.mn men throughoni the Ui.d to unite with t; in Mi-U'nir.t iu rrjrani.itun and rarrjin; cut it i'dj'e: Tliercl(re. RrJrJ,. Tint e reafTirui atn! t:n!'ir?e tl e political rTinri'i'e that (nrn time to time have teen put frth l.j t! Natiiat Convention cl the Dem craLc part". 42. T1..1 e are vtiaUeraLlj atUchel t. the Constitution, tr hich the Uiiion of thre Statr wan fvruitJ ati'l e-t.!i!ihe-l; arrl that a faithful ohservancc cf it rriHrdei ean alone rv.nt.nue the existence of the Union, iu the penr.aner.t Lippii.fs. of the j-i le. 3. That the prest ut civil war haa mainly re tilted frm the Ior cntinueil, t5nwie, atii fa mticil agitation, iu tl.e North, of the question of tl'iuiestio shivery, the conjiit orat.iz Uii'ti of a ceepTtphiv il ptrtr, g'i!!-! by the eet i mil pUiforru aduptel U llütTalo, Pi(tlurh. Ph. la tlelphij, and Cliicaro, and the Ievc!opn:eiit tLrte by (if fectionl lute and jeilour, pnduc;ii (a had ln Nttj foreent at:d prssJeteI Lt ) it ruunterpsrt iu the Suth of pevesiin, diuuion, and aru.ed rei.-Utii.e to the (jeneral ('ji eminent. anl termiiiatin i:i a Mov.!y ttrife bttween t'ive who rhuM hive been fotctcr Lound together bt fraUTtul t"nd, thu bi inline upoti the hole country a calamity which we are now tu meet luval citi.;:ii, srivi;,g for the adoptivK! of tlut m-xlc of ctt!eiuet;t Lost ct'cuUted to aain re etre union and lurnicnr. 4. Tht in rejwting all prortra-ititin likelj f rt'.-ult in a ea lis factory aJjusiuit-t.t tf the matter in ilispute bet ecu the Nwrth aud the Suuth. aud e.-j'Cci.illv those iiiea.ure which would hite ?e cnte'l the boniee Uve State to the Union, and a hearty ci o;-ratioti on their part in all cotiftttu tiun.tl and le'al ineaaurei to procure a it-turn of the more Southern States to the r lln;i.'Dce. xiie Ke;ublic.u party ajiui)ed a fearful iesjin-i bility, and acted in toUl disrcanl of the bet in tt-te.st f the whole country. 5. Tint if the party iu pcr h.d ehown the aIne desire U etile, br amicable ndjustinriit, our internal dissensions Itrlute hktil:tie bad ctuiiliy coiiiuicnct-d, th.it the AUiuinistratinii has recently exhibited t) avoid a jr with nur ancient enemy . (treat Kritvtu, we onti dently te lieve tint eict! and liarniotir would now tticn thrt.u'l.oiit all our bonlei. C. That the ni.tintt ii.tnce of the Ubion i:n the pi inciple of the Fe Ural Constitution tdiouid be tlie totitrollin object of nil who prüfe Inj -alty to the ('ovcriiii'.ent in ! iu our ju dymetd this pursue can only Ite accompli-lied, by tl.e ascendency if a Union pirty iu the Southern States, which shall, by a counter rev olutit.n, vliplace those ho eoiitnd and direct thepre.-ent re be! lion. 1 hat no elh.rl to create or iustaiti euch a party can be ucc.ful which is not La-tsJ upon A detinite M-ttleinent of the juc-tioii at iMie le twecu the two section; and we thetef re demand that some hucli settlement lie made by additional constitutional guaranty, either initiated by act of Congress or through the medium of a Nation 1 Conv enlion. 7. That the Kepulilirin party In, fully demon atratetl its inability to conduct the (loiemmeiit through it. presetit dilliculties. r?. That e are utterly opjj.std to the twin heresies. Northern fectionabsni aud Southern pecession, n. inimical to the Constitution; and that freemen, a., they value the boon of civil liberty and the eat.e of th5 country, hould frown 'iidigr.atitly upon them. II. That in this national emergency the Iemocracy of Indiana, banishing all leelinc of pion and reseiiimcnt, will recollect only tl eir duty to the w hole country ; that this war ehould not be willed in the .spirit of conjuet or hul juali in, nor for tlie purpoe of overthrowing or interfering with the rihtj or institution; of the State, but to tiefend and maintain the fuprcmacy of the Constitution, and to pieseive the Uniou with all the dignity, equality and riphta of the reveral State unimpaireil; and that a footi a thee objects are accomplished the war oupht to cease. ID. That we will tustain. with all our rnerpieü, a war for the maintenance of the Constitution, and ol the integrity of the Union under the Con$titufton; but we are opposed to a war for theemanci pa lion of the neroe, or the ubjugation of the Southern Sutes. 11. That the purposes avoweJ and advocated by the N(rthem disunioni.st, to liberate and arm the nro laves, is une)ntitutionaI, in.altinj; to loyal citizens, a disgrace to the ape, is calculate! to retard the suppression of the icbellion and iu eta our unqualified condemnation. 12. That the total disregard of the writ of hatxaa tor pun by tbe authorities over u, and the feizure and imprisonment of the citizens of loyal States where the judiciary in iu full operation, without warrant of law and without a?iiiii any cause or t;irin to the party arrested any opjmrtunily of defense, are flagrant violation of the Con litutioii and most alarming act of usurjmtion of power, which should receive the rtern rebuke of every lover of his country and of everv man who prizes the ecurity and bleisini of life, lilrty and property. 13. That liberty of rpeech and of the pre. are guaranteed to the people by the Constitution, aud none but a usurper would deprite them of these rights; they are inestimable to the citizen and formidable to tyrants only. And the attempts which have been made rince our present unfortunate troubles, to muzzle the press and rtirle fre discusion, are exercise of de-jotic power against which freedom revolt) and which ean not lx tole rated without converting freemen iutoalave. 11. That the seizure of Slidell and ilnson, on lioard a neutral vessel, on the high pea, wa either iu accordance with international law, and o leal; or eUe in violation ol aneli law, and so illegal. If the former, we lament that our nation ha leen humilialei by their urrender, undtr a threat; if t!ie Iatfer.it wa the luty of tlie Ad ministration at once to have disavow el the act of their officer, and instead nf incarcerating t!e captives) in Fort Wmren. to have immediately re paired the wrong by placing them, as far a. prc tic.tble, iu the etn.e eondition in which that of"! cer h id found them. In either ever.t, the actiftn of the Administration was v aciiiating J uid cow arJl v.aiid degrading to the dignity of a preat fiation. 15. That the action of the Kepubli'M.n f-irty, as manifetel in the pirtisvn character of all ap pointmetit. of the Administration to civil ofljce. and, in Imidin party caucuses by the Republican members of Conresj lor the purjoe of imjreii:j u;xjn tlie legislativ e netion of that truly the peculiar dogmas of that party, hav e demon-trated that their tTofessions ol "sacnticiiifr party platform. and par ty or; mizal ions, ujioii the altar of their rtuntry," are but o many hj pcrittcal and filse prctenres by which they hope to du;e the unwary into t! cir support; and we warn all loyal person, a thfy love their country, tiot V be dex"rivel therebj. lt. That the disclosures made by the inveü itinr ro in mit tee in Congress of tlie enorraou frauds that have ta!ke"l into the army and nur department, implicat'og the he id of those de partmcnt in a connirancc at, if rot an artial rarticiration in a eystem of corruption, and in whkh our brive sold ers have been defr.ntied of their proper aurp'ie. and our Government threat enc4 with btikrjptcy, demand, a thorourh in ve'tiiration into all our expenditure, rti State and National, and that a sffdy and m rked ample be made of all auch "bird of prey," who, taking advantage of the neces-ctic of our tout try. have fed and fattened upon public plunder. Ktrolrt'l. That the meritorioua conduct of the Indiana troops, in every battle fid where vp-ton has rerched upon the national banner, ha f.IIs the people of t!ii Sute with the h"rhet jrrati lüde tu her gallant on. an J that we M-nd our liest w ifrhes tootÜcer ami m-n. disrrrel thron jch out the country, and the lerartfell frretttn of every Democrat for their f'irther brilliant ach eve ment. in the enmitis; ctite-t for the msintenarice of tlie Constitution and the Ui.iou.

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