Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3597, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1862 — Page 2
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T tar Inlsn It tntitt he prrivrd. Democratic Union State Ticket. rot. EcarrAftT or statc, . JAMK3 S. ATHO.V, Of Marina Coantj. ran, at ditor or tatk, JOSEPH RISTIXE. Of Fountain Coontj. ro Ttnt or uitk. MA TT I! KW L. HR KIT, Of l).iiea Coantj. ro attoet nrxiKAL, OSCAK Ii. HO KD. Of Decatur Count. rOE irmxTtr'DKT or ruiuc imtrictiox, MILTON" B. HOPKINS. Of Clinton Countr.
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Humored Deal la of Grneral . Wallace Uoternor Morto wii te!eraphe from C.iiro jettcniaj that General Lkw. Wallack had Leera
kille-l at the battle of 1'itUbur?, on Monday l ist. This Intelligence cau?exi a profound sensation , whercrer it became known. We think the rc- j port withoat foundation No mention is m!e tf iucli an event io ihe regular iDVspatche frow j IitLbur, and it is hardly probable tTt.it the death
ol a Major General would be omitted. Urigadier General W. II. L. Wallace, of Illinois, a Lrare and gallant officer, w.u kit!el in that engaeraent on Monday, and the informant of Gov. iluRTOJ has probably confounded hii name with tnatof General Lkw. Wallace. A Terrible Conflict and n Grrnt Victory. If the telegraph report even approximate the troth, on Sand? and Monday list wa fought the reatet battle in the annals of modern warfare. The report- thus far ive but a meager description of the eii igemetit, the numbers ujm either ide.and the rejultj. Kirlvon Sund.iv mornx, the battle; commenceil by an unexpected assault from the rel.eU ujn our advanced force beyond I'itt-barg, led, it U .iid, by Heaieeabi. The conflict raged furiously all day, niidboth Northern and Southern account a:ree fiat it wns to the advantage of the rebel. Our forces weie ilrien back to the Tenncs.-ec rirer, with the Ios of camp euijmtre, a lare number of armwi and prisoners. There, with the a.jitarice of pinboat, our army wa.s enabled to maintain im position. On Mondiy the jttt!e whm renewed. On Sunday Gen. Guant wm largely reinfurrvd. Tbi increase of his force with freh troops finally gare him the advantage. The battle of Monday was no I ess fierce and determined than that of the previous day. Late in the afternoon the tide of battle turned in our favor. The enemy was repul.-ed and driven back. The camp and cannon lost the previous day were recovered and the routed rebel army retreated to their retrenchments, uetrodfully pursued by Gen. Hi rLL's division. We presume ouly an estimate & given of the lofs on either fide, for a sufficient time had not el a paed after uch an engagement to state it with any degree of accuracy. The first reports give eighteen to twenty thousand killed, wounded and mining on our side, and the loss of the enemy is supposed to le nearly double, but the numbers are doubtless exaggerated. The heart ticken at the contemplation of such a terrible human slaughter. The loss of Federal officers was tery great and this is the best evidence of the desperate energy with which the battle was fought. The trout. from Indiana and Illinois must hare suffered immensely, and the interest in those States to know who have fallen will be inteu.xe. The battle waa contested brarely, determinedly and desperately by the rebels, buc in . vain. The defeat, if it is only a repulse, will be a terrible blow to the rebel army. It km undoubtedly the intention of Heai kloako to fall upon Gram's division with a superior force and cut "it to pieces before reinforcements could reach them. He did all that skilful I generalship could accomplish, but he faded in the anticipated victory. The result must be disastrous to the rebel cause. It cannot fail to dispirit and demoralize all their forces. If the anticipated engagement at Yorktown and Newborn nhould have a similar termination, the hopeic."M)cs of the rebel cause must become apparent to even the Confederates themselves. This week will probably be the most memorable
iu our hUtory, iu fact iu the world's history. Amid the.-; tiding of carnage, which will cast
their Kladows upon every household iu the land, j
should not the nation paue? Has not the sacri- j Gee been already enough? Is it not the duty of; the wise and the gotnl men of all Mictions to ex 1 ert their influence- to bring to a termination this! unnatural and tuicid.il trite betweea thoe ho should live together as brothers with a common ancestry and a common fame? Or will m.ulne-s rule until only exhaustion brings peace? Oar Ar uif Correspondence From i'ai ro. Cairo, April 6. Ibi2. Mr. ErtToa: You hare read of Cairo 1 pre Mime, foil to apprcriafe it you must see it. I don't belioe tttat )uu can fairly imagine the m mr uahties it po.t'.ses, as 1 think it is eiiiuety beyond tlie tempi e-'.ieii-ioit of any ine. It be::i m tinted on a verv narrow nexW ot land a j t'!i m -it 1 1 in fact and so very low, tint it is always iiit.ituted with water, not ! much from overflow as lrin fuptge through the leu, principally lio;u the Mi.svjsippi. This water n eis a large pirtiu of tlie renter of the town, and remains for nixnt'.., i:ot ithtartd:ng ateam engine is kejt eoi.-tantly votiig to pump it out. You therefore c nnyt gei through tho.-e .trects at all, and persoo go oh tlie .id walks upon pi inks, und ti.ev mostly alloat. If it is not sicily here d.inrg the summer month-, it ought to be". (iieit activity pievails in this (Halleck's) de p.irtiiKiit. Tpps are moving up the Teuneee river in iuimn.-e nuitiNer, every boat t eiog :ur Willi thetn. V"e hive an inni:e:i-e .irniy up tb.t river now. It i rumoiol tli u (it.t. U tile-!. wiil uke ti.e t.eld tins week. If .-o, vki may exject to hear of a btttie very tni. 1 wled !.. vi'si I't.j.i" la.-l weji, for the pur-po-e of invoicing 'i Kie ammint of' tjiiiiterro.tter's atoies. wh.ch ue tuntl over to Capt. lirad.-h iw hy tlie t j U4t tet ui t-t er at la.tl jsi-t. lLirracks have beei. e, ecte by tlie tl x. u.'Ji c.ently extensive to pi trier ten or te',e ih.ui Mttd men. In iced, 1 tvld that thirteen tluu Mini Ld beeti i,uJl-red lit th I'ouil tvt lime. Tue btrr.itks aie weil co!itnu-ted, f-eing in parallel lines, with t reels rur.nin thi. thetn as wide ik Pearl street ueurlv, n.l it f rniquite a tuwii. l),rd' houM L- occupies I as tpjarters t-r the ß:oer. lie having been taken .r- m tltete ihI im;4iotied at St. Lou in nwfule. and atlefwaida l Alun, but is now at ItU-rty, aid lesides on another ttrm alove the 1'o.i.t .-oine lew utiles. Iii lit-iirt.- are nii.-tlv mI the !u house on ti e l'tiii.t, mA are being wvuke l b the otlrcr. !rivuig cart. trait.ti'tin lite etleots of the taeu fro at oue joint t- anuttter, .nd K-er:i verr well cor.tentetl. of them h.ie ea-li a Ku,' 'td aiitu-e theiit-eUt-s !ptiiig ducks. Ac. The ui. air t ut.ti ,.t tod ti;e rime as tie iicgioe. and as they rttrl the ttovernmeiit nahii:g, the .i!icer eite tfieru O tiie dnikir. Theie re :ouie twriitv eight or tlrttr of the-e negroes new on the firm. of all i4res. 1 ntiitl a mju.i i of six or e:hl ! both exes. ratping iu ap;e fr"m two ve.ir to about twelve ot thirtmi, several tiu.es in a Lk1v, anJ ujmi kn.; atiout them wa t 1 -1 ifi.it iUv uete going to M.hHl. Sime mo!ein pl.il.u.tliro ,it of the Afby Fol m in m1in4 ha taWv.-:i up her ip.arieri :n the barracks. tt. 1 is encaged in the very laudaUc? occupation f te-ch'.ng lhc;r young idea Ikw to flnK)t. Ju-l thik of the itieiH of a twt verold Itigger, will tuu!
Mr. r.inl is or was a very independent mm, I hate no d tiht, judging from wlut I cm ee, arid the am 'urit of Und which Is very reat nd of inexhautah!e soil. He had H ri-t mill and disti'ierv up-iii tl! I Kid and everv convenience l!-t is etjove-l by a firmer, but now what a sa 1 picture present it-elf. Our force hive had bre a'Iworks thrown up in the rear cf the nnnsion, runni ig from a point above to a pooit on the river le!ow the liue, which mut be of some müej in length. Tbe.-e fortifications are s urrounde. by a witfe ditch, and are mounted with heavy puns. Quit number of guns are jet in position, although we have a force of cot more than two or three hundred men there at prcent. The orchard is Unding, but the treea are LaJteJ by
axes and ecarißed ty biyor.cts.yet are striving to
tat the lest face upon the matter poib!e, as thev
are budding and T-reparing to t-e-ir fruit as uual.
but there are n grawy lawns nor turf now, and the prounl i trwlden dowu hanl ly the constant tramping of the arrnetl hUi, and has become so hvrd that the gra.ws won't grow. It is a most dreary picture, and very Md to contemplate. His beautiful farm is now a dreary waate emphatically, for there is not even a yard of fence left, nor a rail, lint the mo-t melancholy sight of all was tlie family grave-yard. Heie lay the buried dead ot years gone by, members of the family, of all ages. The fence enclosing the burial ground was completelr gone, and the ground for a con
siderable distance around and immediately nd
From the CbarWtca Mercury. Tho Norfolk Turtle. The iron clad steamer Virginia co-t lo.l:-') tn fit her op, and in one day de-troved $1,10J,0 worth of t.iikee pro;erty. ishe lot her j row iu itriking the Kricson a slantinj blow, and not by ruutning Glinst the Cumland. Tl.'J cm te
replaced ia two J iya, ar. 1 then flic will be in as g-od, if not better condition thin ever. We give an extract from a private letter from Mr. John ! L Purter. the rnvvsi constructor of the Virginia.
He urifes; "I reeeive! but little encouragement from any one while the Virgin: was prcgressmg. Hun
dredsI may siy thousands -averted that she ; wou'd never float. Some aiid she would turn
j bottom side up; others said the crew would suiTo- j T "catc; but the mot wise said tlie concu.-?ion and
report from the guns would deafen the meu. Some said she' would 'not Meer; and public opinion generally about here said she would never come out of the dock. You have no idea what I Live suffered in mind since I commenced her; but I knew what I was about, and -crevered. Some of her inboard arrargemcnts are of the ruoet intricate character, and have caused me mmy sleepless nights in miking thetn; but all have turned out riht, and thanks are due to a kind Providence, whose blessings on my t'Yorts I have many times invoked. I mu-t say I was astonished at the success of
he irjrmia. che destroyed the Cumberland m
Wheat unrhr.e 1. Oats advanced to ZOftllc, an 1 in go-si dem u. i C-Tti decür e 1 t "üa3'4c,i-!t chfl buoymt tinder the re;.ewel tic:teii,i.t inwhi-ky. Rve decline! a -hade, b'J ihit wus recovered at '.lie cloe. The whiky market fluctuated to -ome exterit, as uuil, und?r tlieadviecs from Washington, and advanced 2c per gallon vesterd ij.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FXXBIalC ISTOTICTEL
DRY COODS.
T.H.ISO. V f'OX, Drticsi! Tin. IS rinst Wavlilnston Street, Hare t"-rn tppolMed afr.t fr tte fle tf IUI A UL'S X IT M I t. A i O ,
Tbe Honse of Representatives ( XHF. VTCXDr.Kf'UL r.lUM'Lrs, forthecu-e f fConjv.,
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joining me paves oi u.ti-.m .au.ny ,s now oc- fifteeu Tnunt alll in lhirtT more t,e Congress
cupieurjy n.e ueau oi tue r evierai iurces irom , WÄ!, C!ipt,ed. The Minnesota would hive sb . red
f ir-
irtonia teer !iiiriliill v nr.n per rveil
comrade, and me head fwards with no lettersat; :. tv.rpo miiM ,-r hllI1. moPA :,, :. w,.
all lint then in twn nr threA ifi-f.inre I nw i t-t r . .t . . . i
h s sfr'u ke:i out the c'.iu-e in the tax bill, which
we referred to u week or two ao, taxing the liquor on hand; but tlie one taxing that rectified or m inuf tcture l into brandy, tie. has Wen retained. It seems to us piite probs!!e t'nat this tax bill will never pass the Lenste, an 1 tht it is not improbable that it witi Le radically chanced or a substitute adopted. A continue-l sjeculatire dmnnd for aiel'rTid and large fluciu itions in prices of whisky maybe Jooke-J for the next thirty days. Rutter declined 3c. per Ib., under the fn8ience of a large supply. The active demand for bulk meats and Iird, noticed iu our last, fell off pome toward the cl e of the week, and prices were a thade in favor of
buyers, baturdty and Mori lay, but yesterday the
C4.l l, Sre Thron, Bronchitis, Wiitinu, 'rritAtioii .f the
Urn I a M T"ni!s and I:ear of the t.tsn. ?olJ tn farge boxes 2.ct., 51 ct..and 1 ecii. nl-vlAwly
the various h.tes. I oor fellows, sleepinz their I the ?ame f;te bul ,!ie got BIrrounj an.j the yir Ion- hleep Ith rude boards at their bead, with j giniil CMlW u..t pet ftt h " mixhapeii letters cut thereon by the hands of a ! T,)e Virginia steers bevutifullv, and her speec
Home very neat marble head itone-, one of a soldier from Iowa. There is something heathenish in the manner of burying our de-id oldiers, by not placing some kind of a mark indicating who the dead man is. There was a very genteel old man in our ollke yesterday making inquiry for the hodv of his son who had died in one of the hospitals here, but no one could tell him where bis son was laid, ami the poor old mm hadto return norrowiiig to bis houie without finding his boy's body. Yours truly, Ukn F. Kttn. Special rerre'j oiidence -f the ChirngoTimeft. From WiihtiiriK ton.
7'Ae Drsi'jM of the. Confnlrratr ujaintt Wash
ington 'I'tuir pre mi rat ion for the l)feue of It'tVifiiiru Vr.flliniii n f i.m Sr.f til.i firilit- i
ttr. Washington, April 1. There Urei.'on to believe tint the anthoritie at H'u ftuiorid, iirofileited Oy tlie continued reVerges that are h inpeninn to their armies, con vimcd that their c.ie is hopeless, nnd fh it. unless they rn ke some despernte etrrt to retrieve their fortunes, th.ey mut abandon their wicked enterprie in de-piir, hive revolt oil ujm)h hii tt tek on Wahintfn as a kitnf of forlorn hope. The very fact tint they are find omni uh to en tertain urh nil idea for a moment, shows that thev hive been deceived as to the me ins of lefeiiehere The Norfolk and Uiehinond papers of April i!d, contain account- of the arrival at Fortress Monne,within the last ten days, of more than a hundred large ve.-sels filled with Union troops, amounting, they say, to .r0.1Mi; i;i number, and swelling the aggregate of Cnion troops there to bO.fMK). The-e tioops thev think, have come direct from Washington, and t on-iituted, until a few days ago, a part of the Union army of the Potomic. And their idci is tint General McClelhin contemplates an attack on Richmond by way of Yorktown and the Peninsula, with these troop; but in order to do this, has left Wahingtoii undefended. Here is another instance of the ill cUeehs (f suppressing the ruth in regnrd t certain military movements. Had the real truth been published in regard to whatever troops may be at Fortress Monroe, the Con fedntes would hive been wonderfully chagrined at learning where thev did come from; and thev would be convinced also that any attempt on Wa.-hington now will be more hopeless that it has been at any previous time. Perhaps, how ever, this move on Washington will be the la-t expiring struggle of the monster of secession; and this made, or attempted, the said monster will probably give up the cho-t. It is said that the Confederates are prepai ing"a combined land and naval force, coii.iriii of 75,XM troops cf the late army of the Potomac, five or fix large iron plated steamers, a fleet of transHrts, and an innumeraMc number of tl itbo its. The five or six iron vessels ate the Merrimae, the Jamestown, tlie Yorktown, and two or three that have recently been built at Kich mond. When all things are in reai'mess, the steamers, and the transport vessels w ith roops on loard, are to sail down the James river, out into Chesapeake liy, and up the Potomac. They expect to encounter the Monitor, but it is said that the Merrim ic will engag- her, and that she has been supplied with an armament and projectiles which will enable her to disable if not to -ink the former. They expect to elude all the other vessels in the roads, and proceed up the Potomac without further detention. At the same time the 75,00!) troops are to be assembled at Frederics burg, march thence to the nearest point on the Potomac, cross that ft ream in the lht boats under oovea of the guns of the steamers, land at Maryland Point, und m irch up the eastern side of the Potomac to Washington, whiie the lleet mov es up the stream. '1 hey a: e fully acquainted with the p)sitiii and strength of every foit around tlie capital, accurate drawings of the same have been furnished to them by the r friends. It w ill he their first care to hurry their troops across the Long Ilridge, and endeivor to seize fhe-e
forts. Thev know verv well that without them
thev could not hold Washington a day-
She is very comfortable; there is not the let
unpleasant sound from the guns, and all the 0I11cers are highly plea-ed. The Virginia is now in the dry-dock for repairs. Her iron dates are said to have withstood, with the most complete success, the efforts
1 of the terrific connouadiiig of the enemy, some
01 the sections only Oeing riven, tier smokestacks nrd ventilators were riddled by the enemy's bibs, stj as to eive them the apjiearanre, as our inform int de'iibes them, of huge nutmeg grater-. Wo are glad to lesrn from the Norfolk Day Ilmk thaf the I rgo gun, recently cast in Richmond for the Virginia, his been placed in its position on board of that vessel. It throws a solid shot weighing 00') jounds. The shot is of wrought iron, long, and has a steel point. This point is not conical, as in the common title c union ball, but shaped like that of the ordinary instrument for punching iron. Recent experiments show this to be an uglv weapon, even against thick iron plates. The gun for this projectile, with the two Armstrong gun, put altoard the Virginia since she returnad from Newport News, gives her one of the mo-t formidable batteries in the world, in addition to her beinir jei fectly shot and shell proof. The Richmond I)i.itrh of the 2!Hh, says: Private information from Norfolk assures us tint the Ajx of the Ko id will not be long idle, am! when he makes her second excursion it will tall with ciu-hing weight iqwn the oil hulk of the Federal navy. Since her gallant exploits of tlie Hth and 9th, the people of Norfolk breathe freer, and lesi danger is apprehended of a visit from Hurnside.
rnrmn Ilrownloxt- on tlie TrullorM. Our readers will remember how often we have expressed a tle-'re to have the leading secession i.-ts of the South und the leading Abolitionists of
1 tiie North hung iu pairs from the same tree or
gallows. Wc have believed, and still earnestly believe, there would h; eminent justice in such a di-po-ition of them, and that the country would then have peace. Our Abolition cotemporarie have, of course, denounced u lor expressing su- h a sentiment. The following extract from the speech of Parson Rrownlovv to the Pioneer Association of Cincinnati shows tint he entertains the same view. The reporter of the Cleveland I'lain Dialer says: "Colonel GeofFroy introduced Parson Rrownlow to the Association, who was warmly received and greeted in a speech bv Benjamin Kgg!eton. Mr. P.rownlow, in reply, said, among other things, that he knew not what might be the sentiments of the au licnce he was addressing; he did not desire to wheedle the North because he was in the North, nor did he favor the South when he was 1:1 the South, but he would say that if one hundred of the rank, talented, notorious and corrupt Abolitionists of tlie North, and one hundred of the mean, thieving, dirty and corrupt secessionists, who hive been leaders in the South, had been taken to Washington months ago and strung up in the public square, and their souls sent to h 11, we would never have been saddened with our present troubles." The reporter hays that the sentiment was roundly cheered by the entire audience. The Parson thus puts abolition and secession leaders on a par so far as treasonable intent is encerned, and so must every calm, fair minded man in the country. It will also be observed that he puts them on a par in causing our present troubles, for he s ivs h id a hundred of the leaders of secession and abolition been hung, "we would never have been saddened with our present troubles." Ditroit Frrt I'rtss. Frtm the Cincinnati lYk-e Current, April 0 I'inancinI ami Commercial iiiiuiiar)inr the l'att Week. The demand for money continues on a limited scale, and unemployed capital continues abundant. The rate range from 8 to 12 ptr cent, for acceptable paper. The supply of exchange has been liht all the week, and dem md notes are being used to a great
The I extent iu miking remittances to the East, and
streo-th of the rebel armv now on '.he line of the i which can be done in this w av at about one tenth
Rappahannock and Rapi lun is sai l to be such i d one per cent. (told is : higher, owing to the :idthat, even after 75.000 troops are detached from vance in New Yoik. We quote: it for this expedition, there will still be enough j lluying. Selling, left to hold that line against any force that i at j y yolk par(-r 1-10 l',ic V piem
Gold l,!.j prem. i.'(t0,4 prem
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General McClellan's disposal for operation?
that direction. Stu b are tiie dreams which the secessionist at Richmond indulge in. It would be "giving information to the enemy" if I w ere to how why it is th it these dreams cannot be retlied. Rut 1 m ly s ay that they are based upon etror; that,
however strong the rebel Meet mavne, it can
Thete has been some Hue spring weither within the week, but it has been followed by a cold rain, and a fill of ten degrees in the temperature, which checks the little vegetation which had t ikeu place. Tiie general bu-iness of the city has been good and satisfactory. Several custom-
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never pass the Rip R..: that, even if a r,a. s ,, , e oce. . . tnc co ..on en ic-see oinmg . ; . . ....... .1,. !,. !.,, I n I.,, .!...... ...
I I v' 1 i 'i' ' nit iiai , uu 1 luv us i.iv. o; Hiv im 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , i so fir has been lieht; still it is inct ea-mg. and 1 were their full as-urance existing in tiieir minds 1
armv of j.'M men and a fleet ot lebel -feiin ers should reich Washington, thev could not take the city, much less h -Id it; tint the torts around tlie capit il. ar.d th troops that m in them are ample agiiu-t the whole military foice of' r beldom. V hiie thus scheming for the btrucioTi of our c:vl tl. tlie rebels ure tv 110 mew.s unmindful of the dangers to their ow n. Thev fe ir an att o k on Richmond from Fortress Monroe ni re than from tlie north. Their gre it die id is th it the V 111 kee t! itiil.i." w hich the Richmond pijeis decr';be is Iving iullimpfoii Roads, will siil up the Yctk river to within thirty ini'es . f Richmon 1, witli a part of the Union army on hoard, whi'.e the rem aiii'ler martl es direct for that city over the turnpike road from Hampton, by toe way of Yorktown. To guard a-tin-t this danger (ptobablv pc.ieiy ituagin .ty ), Gen. Marin ier has fortit'usl the l itter plate so thtt no ves-el except the Monitor can pass it. and no army without fighting a battle. Nor are the only ob-tnn-t.ons in the wav at Yorktown. The reoe'.s hive never beeo easy altoit the r capit il, and ever since list Mav the ife:'e.'i-es tin all the appro tc!:cs to Ri.li mond. tiotli from the e tt and sontlie i-'. luve been-teidilc frengthensl Those between the Yoik liver lauding and the city are of jormidible projHirtion. Rut all the pre par itions t r defence will avail the rebels nothing. At the proper moment, at an hour when thev tiiink not. thedoomeil c ry will fill into the ha":i Is of McC'e'l 1:1 I ke a ripe peir. The race of Trojan horse i-not vet extinct. Theexmipleof U'.in'i in preventing r.ezroes from coming into the St tte, a course winch experier.ee his hw:i to le lie;-esiry, will be followed immediately by several of the Middle and Northern St tte Iii!! are now pending in tlie PennsvU.mia Legislature for that purpose; nn I members of Cot;;.res from ither North rn S'.tt-- mv ihit ni-' hinerts :ire in propre- in the.r Sr itfs to e:Vc- t the sune end. P'Hir CutTce! where ail! he j... to? A ter -tealing his m.i-ter !ii home 11 y from ti nt, hi pre: ende! friends ate thus ti;i!:i:;g liir.j the Cold h indcr. Who is attend'ng 0 our inrerests now at the Court of Sptin? Tho-e interests are of the very grave t im: ttatice. but the individual ap-tsiintt-1 fiy Mr. Lincttln to attcr. I to tliem his I ecu in this city for week- pi-t tinjeiuig f -r a (er.eril's stars! tn individual who ha not the -!i-hu-t militin knowledge He aspires to fill Ge-t. R'enktr's tHiition. He isan i cil of tin
tint the rebel rule had ceased in Nahvil!e. lor- I ever, theie is no doubt that more trade would be j do:,e. Sev eral lot of cotton and t' ! icco h iv e j been re"ei cl from Nashville and Clai ksviHe, and j sales .f the cotton hive bt-en m ule at "Je". Of course, under existing eircum-tances. dealers buy j sparitiuly at !hi high rite, as it is nov generally ' regarded tint the rebel army wiTl be thoroughly j scattered ;;tt 1 ilemoralized within the next sixty ; iy, and all theloohng cities in the rebel States ', in pos.e ion of the United Stttes forces. 1-lapd No. Id. w itit ii had been selected bv Reauregard, and rendered '.nvincibie, as he and the te'jeis -up- ; pose 1. h .- Ieen si.rrendeied. w ith all the guns and war niitcii.il. leaving the Mississitvi witie-ut anv ot!;fr iuipoitai.t ob-tructiotis to New Orlems to , impc-ie the progtc-s of our forces to th it city. So th it whitcver tndewe mivhave from the S oit'a wi'l s,,i.:i begin to como, but it wiil come .-low I v and it.' re i-e gra.lu t ily . Wo ti 'ti" sl i;i our hist the acti"ti of the Insurance Comp mies of this c'ty and the agencies ot bueigii coutpmie-, 1 tnioig storage ot co il and c arUui oils Within the past week test- hive been mule by a conij-crcnt chemit at thediiecti'i ot our city authorities, turtle purpose of .icerta:ning at what temrerature the-e oils would explode, or take tie, wan the following result.-;
Temperature Teniperature itemilt.si a it look too. flashing vapor. DJ p::
Company
Name f Oil. Lucesco, PitL-bc.rg
Ur.ion Coal Oil
M iv-vi!ie
145
167
1 fö 70 73 10--1
191 tj 10-2 Ml n; i:;
Tlie market Is fu!l of Imitations, r-prsoisteJ to l tli tum as "BROWNS Br.OrailALTnoCTTE.s," w lieb are in nioft caf productive of pohitive injury. VIn r Jeales will reo omroend iiifcrtor preparation and low er priced articten, afTordir.jt more profit to themselves Ak for and Or.TAlN only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES," which by K ogexpeneitca have proved th-ir value, having received the rtc:loii of phjsioaas K'nerally, and testi-nr-nials from emioetit men tLrouehout the coautry. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, when alt owed to
diu-clve flwwly in tLe mouth, have a direct lr.t!nence to
advices by the eteimer Hibernia from Liverpool 1 the affected parts: the e.taüve and oothlDjr effi-ct to the
were Rgain favorable, ami a verv large clem md mucus i:mnonne wmapip inio me r.rorietinaiiayi-ui-
aro-e, and the sales of bulk meat run ud to -- 2 lO.'HHIlbs., at 3c. for shoulders and 4S;4aC for sides, but after 'Change yesterday holders .ked ic. higher, the market closing rather buoyant. The low prices and the probability that the rebellion is rapidly approaching its termination, which we understand is the prevailing opinion among the Liverpool merchants, keep up the
speculative demand in England; and then the j
quality of our bacon this season is so far superior to that cured iu any previous season, is probably .mother encouraging feature. The: are not only taking sides but also shoulders, in l if bams had been cut to suit the ideas of English consumers, an immense quantity of them would also be taken. There has been an improved demand for mess
pjrk.it hiving advanced in New York, and
mmiary irritation and pjves relief in Couhe, Cold, and the various Throat affection to which public f jekem and kinder are liable. fbll-llj62
New Yotk Companies, Cannelton Coil O.l. Kaniwha. Lyons, Pitu-hnrgh Newport. Newport " , tt'f
Miami, C;i.c'::i:i iti. Natrona J ni'i tt.t, ...
The oils to be te-tel were pi iced in an open ; ve-el .m l heitc-1 ly a water twth t the tem;-er ature indicate! Thus it will be seen there are but three ot the . samples submitted safe to be kept in summer, or to be coii-utued for illuminating purpi-cs. The f u-t is as we h ive bei". -re stited the competiti. n which exists in the trade has in luce I manufactu- j rep to Je ;te toi trmrh of the Renrole, or Napiha in this i.a . ai.d the e.m-etiiieiiee is that conti fence !
extreme-t type, and i- supr-Me.l in his claims in it, satctv, I-t iiluminataig purposes, has leen j and preteni-ns by the whole pack of radicals, j;i ' reitiv jjfj 1 and out ..;' Congress. j J- h ür h ruled steady and rather dull through- , 1 out the wetk. 1 .he deunnd has been quite light 7?" At the r-ent township election in R vh J od local, bul it improved s.iueb.it at the c!oe, ; lait-t coulv. Illinois, the Deinorati elet ts! the j "sr t contract mile for armv hre-vt by our j entile tu ke: I city biker Supert.i.e $1 3(i 1 '.
raj t rM- vtL a: e jt m . Cut this out and ave it for refrreitce. THE "YANKEE CARD WRiTER'S'1 Shipping ami Intelligence Agency OfTtoe at Sliennn Huse, Chicifi, 111 reruns in all parts of the Nortliw rst can order 1 y mail any alicl, simple or important, to l? found in Chicago, obtain information cn any uhject, hk up friends or rcla-
t tiv-AS 1.r:i li4st Pi.itro.fl.1 Tnaifp fminCliif sTnta r.rfM
.. . - .. - - t .- of the countr', secure in advance Railroad, Theater, Concert and Ieeture Tickets, Rootn aflfoteU, appl v fur Situations, and trau-ACt any business of whatever character
quite a large business has been dime at . S10.11U2Ö j without the trouble and expense of a personal vi-it. Mr.
and 2d) bids sold yesterday at $10 4!). Inside j SACKKTT has the liest facilities for purchaoing articles j city brnlids are held at $10 Ü0, with uuiform and obtaining any Information desired. firmness. J Articles which can be sent by mail, fatch as üoves, '. Some demand for bacon sides to fill army co:iQ;iihoiis, Laces, samples of Pry (1m1, rmhroi lerj-, Ma-! tracts, and 4'JO hhds. Sold at .rC, SfgaS'.jC, blltj t.ria!s, Jewelry, Music, Mai:aine, Cards, Note Taper, j
th:s demand be.ng supplieil the 111 rket closcl, rattern. Ac, Ac, will be delivered, postage free, on rc- .
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quiet. Shoulders have not been inquired for, and
nie oflored nt 0;s Jc. The business ilone in lard his not been large. I 'rime country sold at ijc; city is held nt 7f.,c, which U a shade above the market; keg is worth
c
A large demand or box meats at the close at
o'.Vc lor short rib and Ge Io. for clear. Rump pork is held at $0 507. Sugar-cured hairs 7bjC, c mvased, and in fair demand. A good jobbing business done in sugar und molasses, at full prices, but cotfee remains dull, r.nd min-t be written lc lower.
DtMOcRATiC Gains So far as he.lrd from, there is a complete revolution iu tbe Republican strongholds. In the Republican cities of .Janesville, Racine, Kenosha und La Crosse the Democrats have elected their entire tickets. Tbeg.iins over la.styear are immense. "Theie h is u change taken place in the public mind." The people ate getting sick of Republicanism as professed and rattked by the so-called Republican party. Who savs now that there is no Democratic party? Who will prove it? Democrats, stand firm. "There is a better day coming." Circulate Democratic newspapers. Milwaukee Atir.
The Electiun. The lull returns received ye-tertlay weie quite nn improvement upon the aspect of affairs Monthly night. Tlie Democrats elect precisely half the ticket, viz: The Tiustees of the Water-works. Mr. Torrence; the City Commissioner, Mr. Uoefer; and the Clerk of the Po lice Court, Mr. Me-Liry. These gentlemen are all chosen for three years to the urst. important positions on the ticket, so far as favor and pat ronige are concerned. .The Democrats will continue to retain the Waterworks for two years, the Roard of City Improvements for two years, and the City Council probably fjr one year. Cin. 11 nq. DeMOCKATIC VlCTOttV AT SpitlNOFlFLD, OlIIO. Win D. Hall, u staunch and unflinching Democrat, has been elected Mayor of Spi ingfield, Ohio, by tour majority. This is a large gain, as Springfield has been one of the strongest Republican cioes in the Slate.
CANDIDATES. ITT VK ARE AUTHORIZED TO announce the name of JAMES K. PLUMMER, as a candidate to represent Muri n county in the next Ixidature, subject to the drci.sionof tLe Ik-mot rat.c County Convention. MANY VOTl h'S. FOR SALE O R EXCRAN C E
VS AGENT, I HAVE A LARC.E VARIETY OF I'ROPERTY in this city 1t sale 1111 1 excliane lan-ls in tiu.s county, also in various parts of this State als in ail of the Northw estern Mates, (lall and judge fur yourself. K. FERtiUSON, Real Estate Ap nf, aprlO-flRt No 24 East Washington street.
FOR RENT.
IO jTJLB.rr. IC"V K JLa Ei 9 " 7"1TH THREE LAI.GE ANTE-ROOMS All ACHED. The hail i wed located, opposite Gli-Mis' block is one of the best r.nd largest iu the city will rent it at a fair figure. K. EKRUUSON, aprlu-il4t Real Estate Asr-nt.
RAILROADS.
f jpt of letter enrhv-itig price (when know n) and 20 cents 1 Mitjoiml in money or stamps. Letters of inquiry on a'l , suUcts must inchw-e 27 cents in stamps. .H articles or packages sent by express in amounts of five dollars and upwijt-, will be charged a conuuUsiou of five per cetit., ; ati't HAtI for in advance or on delivery, at option f on!cr. ! U!ie5r'vit money under fifty dollara exchanged for two 1
per raVr, and stamps to return package. The latest New York style AYcddinp, Visiting. Tarty Invita'.ion, busiiifss and Mourning Cards, Written, Printed and Engraved. Xote Paper and Envelopes lieautifully tjtjiii'.'l wiili initials. Samples und prices rnt on receipt of letter and four n d stamps. Address O. S ACKETT, - apr7 dlw Sliennan lToue, Chicago. n A A H O O I; now lost! now ici;s'i oiii;un
Jut l'uLlihrd in a iWrJ Emtio. PRICE SIX CENTS. LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment end Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea or Seniinitl Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual iK-bi'.ity and Impediments
toTiurna-re generally. Nervousness, Consumption, Kpi- j lepsy nod I'its; Meiitni and rhysx al Incavaciiy, resulting 1
from Self-Al.iise. Ac. I'.y ROliKRT J. CULV ERWELL, L l., Author of the Orttn Jh- k, tic "A toon to Thousatuis of SulTerers." seut under seal in a plain cnvelojie, to any aMress, post paid, on reetpi .f iix n-nt or two posti'tte stamp-, ' y Dr. CH. J. C. KLINE. 127 bowery, New York, IWiGoicp box 4 aprJ-dAwJin is
C O M M ! S S I C N M ER C HA NTS . G. L, S, Matthews, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, La F i rc-1 roo VII u i I cl i n NO. 124 FOURTH ST., WEST SIDE, Xletueen Jluin street nntl the Hlvcr? LOUISVILLE. KY. Corsitf:iniei)t.'are respectfully solicited, and itnineii.Hte sal'-s with prompt returns guaranteed. janlS " VALL PAPER.
WALL PAPEE IN EVERY VARIETY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS IS62. SSSSSSg 1862. NEW ARRANGEMENT. ev ICnute to C Iii capo via Knknmo, 32 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE. ON AND AFTFR Al'RIL 10, lsCi, traius will be run a follow: A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at 12:tK) M., top at all slati"iis and imrke che coiaiectioti at KoWomo with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad fr lüig.mspor-t, Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrive at Peru at 4.ou P. M., in time to make connections with trains on the Toledo arid Wabash Railwav, going East and Wi-t. lö turnipg, the sroe train will leave I'eni at I LCR P.M., ma':i.g cl..e ci'tirnction at K- könnt with trains from Cl.ic.tv'o, and arnv nt Indianapolis nt 4:1" A. M., in time to make connections for all points East, South and West. An Eprcss?rain will leve IndianajHilis at lt:l V. M., Connect at Kokoma with train for Cliicigo. and arrive at Peru at J:C." A. M., in time to makeconn tiott with trains jT'-mg East and VWt on the Tohs'.o ar.d Wahash Rnil way. Ri turrii:i the same train will 1-ave 1'eru at 12 on M., after the arrival of trains f.c T. W. R. W.frorn the Eat and We4 atid n:nke che connection nt Kokomowith trttiu on the uii.'-ii.!:ati and Chicnro R .iliy from Chicago, Valirj:-o and I.'ansp,,rt, ttnd a:Tive at In ii ij.ii-"iis 1 4 In V. M.. in ti?nt to cnrurt with the evening trains for Citii inf s':. l.o-a-vit!? and other points. Svciii' Ht-nttoTi pviit to the transj-ri atioii of live st- . of. ho e nd m-T'aaudise etieraoy. DAVID M.M'Y, Ceneral A nt ar.d sii:per.nei;det:t. Thh. I'. II vt oiirv, Ceit-ral Ttok t Agrr.i. apl 62-d!y AGENCY. W. W. l.KTHrKS AilO. lAltri.K I. S. M'ka.XV t.fdlliu s, CarltrSS Uclia-Hun, ri)T. E-eiog coi t.ectid wi'h aVilitarv
V-vi" al to ci e pri-mi.t at'entini to tLe )a'Ct
i"i;.-iii'ii aim vnir.ri m I elisions, I'. i( k I'a v of tl-cis.i arid (Jisch trL-ed soldier, and all the claims and d- ui-u:d aanst lUe UovrreiiM-i t. persons l- - .... f - V .... .1. - L .l
riiii:;iin ai'v part 1 ice r.iie ?nay nave tneir ciaiui secured hv ad-Iressj: g tLeni and tatit:? particulars ful'y. Iirtre S4i r.at VV .-1. ;r.ton stre-t. in '.L" --c'Ti'i !u.l !.n west of tiiC''irt llniisr square, Indianapolis. Ind. RrriKi v ts liov. ift rti 11, Iti. NoMe, Mtj. den. W'1 ce, lien. I'-au.! at,C I.J baC' h urn. Ja 1'erWiris. uprrnie Coi:n. apö-ilr
CrJEEN HOUSE.
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aV. ja.-? W. II. Fi O O.II IS, I'lcorttii: roit.
Ill AVE A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of UEDDINGout Plants of as.-orted varieties, at reduced prices, ineiüdinsr VERRENAS. (JERANU "MS, 1'tTL'SlAS, PANSIES, HELIOTROPES, Ac., ., AcAlso, a peiieral assortment of hardy pK-dding Plaut., as Sj ireas, PLloM-s, ('hrysanthemntums, Ac. fVift'l and Ornamental, iH cid.ious and Ex erpre n Trees and SLruhs. A rare collection of all the thrT.T t.t cla-se. PAKLOR Pr.ATsTTS. A larp and complete eolh etionof Azalias, Camilhai Ac , tiirt ct from l'ht! t i-lphia Aii 1 also the most contpk te assortment T hardy native r.ip's m the VV t-st. As mo-t promio r.t ainot.if ttn-111 I n itne the 1 Kdawar . Diana, Cooiord, Cuvuhoua, AllenV llvhrit!, Kehecca, Warren, Union Village, Pauiii.e, Ai.mi, Ontario, .11 better than the Catawba, An ! thirty other h.rdy i-orts. Catit'.o--,..-. No. 3. a tirtpe Catal.x:ue, furnished on ai. pi.catioii. Call at th- troiiiiüs, or a.l-irers V at. li. Looniis, lte!;ai..'.po!ist Indiana. P. S AH person duhtirs the lper;( r ere'lenr of tt e i.t arc, I refi-r to Air. Powell Howl.tinl .f ibis co'.'tity, who has fruited it tor to ears, und to h"-!!! I sold t-i sprit e hfty 1-liars' worth of Ia!aare vi:.es at one dollar eat lu aTn-'.'Jru
DRUTIS.
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SOUTH-E.VNT OY T1IK HTY, VN1 EX WINK OTK SHADE TREKS.KRUIT TREES aal Evergr.rL Trees, m? ,ret n house Piaat, Ar.. Ac. A few s;wcinteif. can t e een at our lol, a.J-iinimr the i 'un.nl buit.linif. souUi s;Je. Outers lf! 'here illbf prompMy attt-teird to. ii. liULD-iJlTH A CO. m. hal-dAwL-w
311 (IHM TA 1 1.0 . IV V- RUPP. Men-haat Tilr. and dealer rn Rea-Jy-f , Made Ch ihj tc aj.d Funusltim C fW, No. K3 Fast Washinzton street, the Court liou -, ItdlajvK;i. Ind. Keeps eoiiMar.tly oti band a Uip a.-rt-no-it of Cloths CAs-lmeres, Ve-t r-s Overcoat.! ri, Ti"l. Caine:. etc. Al o. rntieinert' fum'.shiijr. cowls, via: Shirl, L'ftder.hin, Irwer. Necktie. Cravats, I!a!erchitf. tiloves, etc. i;-is J4 and the icarttieii' rut free of rhar?e. ap-dly
WILLALD A STüWELL.
LIVERY STABLE. Is I V E It V S T A n la K , AT. 10 Fast FVarl treet. l!f a viuar outh of Wals-
it.r.' ti street. l:Ht-tti KeridiAti and Pct.iJ)li:a
utH t, 111 rear t-t lüri.ii' P.hs.1.. Iti.t.ao Its. apö-jlif Wii. WILK1SON, Pruae-or.
PATENTS.
PATENTS OBTAIN F.I) KOR NEW INVENTIONS OF EVERT Jearr.ption. Eee contingent en iieeM. X j patei.; no pay. SaA for Circular, nvar- term., directions, Ac. Adure. AMOS RIvOADNAX, noslH-dlj Patent Attorney, Wastir.rtou, Ii. C.
First of -fcliLO Season
s 5 0,000 wo 11 t ir or STPRXISrO JISHD STJIwIEPl. JDTT GOODS OTPEISTXIMO AT NO. 5 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
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7MP-IACING ALL TUE I.ATK NOVELTIES IN DKESS GOODS. MANTLES. stll.TS, Ac, KOK TliE rPklNii
TIIADE.
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF HOSIERY, GLOVES, E.YBR0IDER1ES AND NOTIONS,
call and .Trjir: kou youksklv i:s
M. E. GOOD, Proprietor.
MEDICAL.
IVciv 31 it Ileal Iiicctry For the speedy and pem.anent cure of GONORKllEA, GLEET, UKETIIAL DISCllAltGEJ". SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NIGH ILY F.MI.UiNM, INCaJNTINANCE.GENITALIRKITAlULITT, Gravel,Mrkturf,i4 Aflectioi.f the Kidueyaand TJadJer whit h Ua been iwst ly upward of one hundml phyMcians, IN THEIK ritTVATE TRUrriCE, VT ITH ENTIKE SUCCESS, (iujiersedinir Culubs, Copaiba, Capsuii. or any oifccr conipcur.d hitherto known. IIElili'S B'KCIFIC PILLS Are eedy in action, often effecting a cure In a few day, and when a cure i.s eJTected it is permanent. Tliey are "preparel from vegetable extract that are barmlesa on the e-stvna and never nauseate the stomach, or imprefutte the breath; ami heii; nuar-coated, all nauseoi. taste i avoided. Nochatijte of liet is uecescary wbilt usinj? them; nor does their action interfere with businrp purfuits. Lacb lo. containa fix dozf n Tills. riliCE ONE DOLlJVIl, And will be aent by mail, post-paid by any advertised Atrnit, on receipt of the ßior.ey. hold by Dru?it generally. None genuine without mv tonnature nn tbe wrapper. J. liUYAN, Kochester, N. V., General Aent. tZff TOMLINSOS A COX, ArfiiU for IitdianaTnl
UIPOKTATTO LADIES.
DR. JOHN IIAItVTiT, HAVING FOR UPWARD OF twenty year o toted bis professional tirrte acluMvcly to thetreatai 'i t of reniale üiff Icullir, and Laviiitisiiitceed t in hou.ands of ca-es in restoring tbe aftlicted to sound health, has now entire confidence n oSeriti publicly his "Mirfat Imerican tflllfy,,, DU. HAKVET'S CHROfJO-THERMAL FEMALE PIUS Which have never yet failed ( hell lb direction have been tricily followed,) in removing diCkulUes arising froui OBSTUlTCnON, OR STOTPAGE OF NATURE, Or in restoring the.y.stemt) perfect health, when suffering from Spinal AtTetlons, Prolapsus, Uteri, the While, or other weakness of the Uterine Orjrans. Also, in allc.isef of Debility or Nervou Trituration; HysU ricri, I'idpita tious, Ac, which are the forerunners oi more serious dim ease. Xjrsy These pill are perfectly harmWst on the const! tutioii and may be taken by the most delicate female without causir.tr distress, at the same time they act like a charm by strer.frthenine, invigorating and restoring the MMem to a Ipalthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, no matter from what cause the obstructions may arise. They t-hould, however, not be taken during the first three or four months of pregnancy, though safe at any other time, as miscarriage would be the result. Each box contains 60 Till. Trice tl, and when defired will be ent by mail, pre-paid by any advertised Agent, on receipt of the money. Sold by Druggist generally. 3. BRYAN, Rochester. New York, General Afcent. Jtegr TOMLIN.SON & COX, Ageuu for Indianapolis. Jul.) 19-dAw'61
COM' ID C I T I A. L .
TAKE NOTICE.
VIE UNDERSIGNED IUS Till DAY ITW.'IIKD
th- Stock . f fwvAH owned by E. A. IIU, tn tte (Mi
Fellow' I Vu itt : inj. N. 1, and w;'.l now kep a complete assortment of Ut; Utet t ) W of Goods, are! oi keep eperi nctMl workmen to utt a'l the t4d customer arll a
the new oT.e, whom be tdicit tu rive htru a call t-efjre purchasing eleU r. lie witi 1m keep a c nt surlment of
Men's and Boys' Clothin
BASS IDPiXJMS, I BOOSTS' IDPLXJMS, i T05T DRUMS,! ALL OF THE BEST QUALITY, AT THE j .riillM .IH'SIC STORE : I0. -I ItlltOM Iloileil'.
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ON HAND. .lino 11 pootl stork of I'urnUlilii. IVtn't Trs-et the place. Odd FrllouV Hall, Xa. 2, WASHINGTON STREET. Jau13-d.ini
COODS.
TOUNG MEN WHO IT AVE INi JUHED themselves by certain wret hal its, which unfit them for busines, pleasure or the duties of married life;
also, middle-aged aud rld men, who,
from the follies of vouth or other causes, feel a debility
in advance of their years, before placing themselves under the treatment of any one, should first read "THE SECRET FRIEND." Married I.iliewl 1 learn i-onietbing of importance by perusing "Thk .korkt Fbiixd." Sent to any address, iu a sealed envelope, on receipt of Ten Cents. DR. STUART & CO. can lv consulted on all disease of a private or confidential nature, fn-m .8 A. M. to 0 P. M., (Sundays from 9 to 11 A. M.,) at their ofhVe, No. 13 East Third Mreet, up-tirs, between Main and Sycamore, opposite the Heurie IIoue. t.l ir... Iii cuts t CTriPTirn
nroh2l-d4wly-i-6a Cincinnati, Obk.
DENTISTS.
P. 6. C. HUNT, X) E IST T I S T
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, . 32 r.Avr tiaiiki:t sTin:r.x, INDI ANAIOLIS IND.
MUSIC.
PIAIVOS! TIAOS!
iiirirri! tvn r.mrB iv.
J STRUM ENTS thftn were ever -r-?fs4 -
.tf-ra in iKil ir.rti.1 VI r..-n.,'?r"l
rangemeuta with Eastern llano tJi '
niatiuf.-tcturers are such that I can furnish all order 2.r per cent.
cheaper than any.ilea.Ier in the West, and I warrant them superior instruments. Otdv for cash. C.iü and see at Messrs W IL Talbott k Co'a Jewelry Store, No. 24 Washington street. TIANOS. MELODEONS, ORGANS, GUITARS. VIOUNS, ACCORD EONS, Ac.,TUED AND RETAILED. Having bad over twenty ye us experience the public can lie assured that they now have a Ix-tter opportunity than they generally meet with to have th ir instnin ent put in perfect order. II . SCHON'ACKEK. Jut:tl.Iy f 1
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MICHIGAN STREET. ff VIE PKICK OF THE ABOVE PROPEKTY ON MICHIGAN AND HFL WAKE ST ES ET HAS BEEN HE UTK J from -45 per foit to $35 per foot. On Penasytmiua fr-nn UZ ta f 45 j-r lLi is the cheapen axtd tacw de.iraWe vacant prperty in the clry, by 3.1 psr cent., or.k cf Va-sttns-ton, tetween Uiinou. Ielaware and North atreeU, wLxrb U Ji center of liidiaiiapciis. k Tartien wfbitig more thitn 40 feet can LaT a part of the next loC , . . TE I:I5 Ot-foarili eeL. balance tn 1. 2 at.d S year, wivh ai.rual ii.tere.i. lor further U format ion caU at t.T oSce wver Taibrtt' Je weh7 Mr. - II. PA KRIS H. TdiAXipsiliSt Lxüaka, Ifbmary 1, l sa febl-Cu . ''