Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3634, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 May 1862 — Page 3

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THK DAILY STATIC NT1NPL ia nt by atltbe ear! jr mrr,r;f ipr and freight train, and drlivered t nb-acrir-era in adjacent towna aat (he aarue time t l!ntrirtd In thiarlty. Thia nah) reader at aditanc frm the Capital of Indiana, to get the newa of the day

frj tit totwel- hor before theycaiiretTetthr'a:: i pipvra patt!rt rwbrt. dealrra and carrier In any of the town on railroad centering at tnd;anaph, ' will happlled wjth the JU'.NTINFL on a (rood irm j

any otbr papor. Clot for tbe laity will bt anppticd at A rent rates. OrJers are oliritrd. dl w A .TIi-fnlr. Th nprf M"ti ri-ear prevail anvurc many Ivmrralt that wt b x Job Offlc? ronnrlrl Hb the ESTIS KL office. Tal I a nbtake. There lnotf!e In the city that 1 w well prepare 1 to do all Lind of I.OOK AND JOO PRIST1NO m r (eseept largo bin" poMer), andwe will ferd under obligation to 1t Irrrrv.cr.its t t otilj in tbe city, bot lit the State, for any work th-y can riI to our office, yy Lave r puHic patrona-re to de-p-nd on to aid the parwr we ak the party to aid n with thHr work, an far a they can. w ran do a gd taork, and on at jj-rM tf rm, a any o'Jr n,rr. SPEECHES OF Elflldrick mid Voorlier.

Theaperch of Hon. Thomas A. Iletxlrick, before tU Democratic Caivrnt ion on the ')?ht of Jantiarr, 1M5 , aud th prh .f Hon. IanM W. Voorhera, In the !l'ie f Uepreaentativea, February 20. on the duty of the Federal OoTerntuetit In lt relations to the civil war and the objects for which It r.houM he procutef are f r mle at thl office, published to a pamphlet of Utecn pa,?", Including hol b apeecbe. Each tie anion th able delivered on the present chm, an-1 alrnuld le placed In the hand of every TH er la the State. The ßrtlue having Wen entirely exhau-trI,e are now reprinting a large edition to apply the tior".i.iig demand. Tboe living t.fl eipre route iuut provide fr prepaying: the postage, bw h I one rent per copy. Trice (1 per hnntred. All order prtir.f tly filed.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

ZIPS first .tre.

Zf?" Autiut llroth.' Great Wot Id Cirrus vi-its thi.s eil to morrow. , i

tlT The Hun. Je-,. D. Poi-ht nnd the lli.n Michael G. Ht'ghl a ere tit the city jestenltv. wm m yyCuntfrrv'.t lilU u the ISoyletonii IJ.iiik. iSoton, Maw , Mtf in circul it'on. XTtT" A parier (! "old Aw" h s now pot a fa.t Hoc pri-M in t.pcntion u 1 1 X can priut nionej as fast his I tit-ril.- can ie;ii it. TLi.h : loubt-ful.

lV5r" Mathematici.im urea that ten nii'.lm ike one cent. At the present prhe of ahe-it eduuht if twenty rnilft run mike ;i cent.

tT" Never run 111 d-M, e.-:eci;31v itl slniemakeri for then vou c m't s tv .your M)le is jour own. Zf We nre under nilitljr oblislion to Mr. Fred Cook, of the Ad. 111)4 Express Company, for late Louisville papers. "5r"l'he StipremeCouit of Iixliitia commenrei iuiall term next Mond.iy. The Judge are now in fes.siou, in Chambers. Z37 If you w.-int a tip top gold pen, buy D wFon, Warren k HydeV, lor sale by Wenlen k Co.. opposite Cleim's Ulock. "J dw-2. Lawyers repuirin bnefs cjin get tlieui primeil in regular law s'.yleat lie Stntinrl ollice.. Our l.iw type em't be le:it, and our compositors itrc accuiUtmol to tlut kind of woik.

Umited Statis Coi'rt. YestenJ iy a few motioiu were heard und disposed oi and several def4ulta entered. The Court will conren to-day at 9 o'clock. jTThe several Methodist Conferences of the WVt are nt their sjiring session voting on the subject of "lay delegation." The vote so far is inst the laity. KTW. r. Bin-hnm & Co.. 20 East WahnRton street, ure selling the. best ju;ility of Silver Plated Ware at le.i prices than any oilier houe in the city. They engrave all articles with full name and date.

een by advertisement, ive a pic inc. A pay and hippy time niav be expected. The most accomplihel ladies anl gallant gentlemen of the city give this leatixe party. JThe sale of that hetutifut suSnrban tract of land of peen nciesi on the 3Iadison gravel road, one mile south of the citv, ha been post poned till Mm lay. May '-2u;h, Jit ! o'clock V. M., at which time it will le !d without any reserve. For particular iipplv lo Wiley 'i real estate otlkc. lD-Jtl.

"Mr. Cn-ij;e Woltlm, Sheriff of Vnndcrbur county, and Mr. E;:irt S. Martin, Marshal of ihec-ity uf IIvmiiv il!e. we in Iiuliaiiapolis vestcid ay on ollicial busines-. We wore happy to ee both the getitlen en. and" we hope when occasion call a them this way that they will call again. Our fi-iend John M. Caldwell, formerly of this county, with a gentleman nimed Kupa.both l.te of the jWolhce Departmental Washington Citr. will ohoitlv oik-ii a lr"e wholesale procery

ami comnuviwi 1ku-c at Inili.UMili?. We rec-

oromeiiil theo t the citizens of that village as j highly honorable gentlemen. I'lnfriues Nun. j

I r m Var..y 1 a,r. 'I lit Soiijr ol h llrlcitdier. ne Kave ha 1 encuiU cf a.tkn." Tistv r. I wear a spler.d. 1 uniforra, I ride 1 splendid rn, I talk h-Ah :i and iHntly Of llr nor and the Flar; lint let the South be ea.y it'll, Hr r o!dier rieel not lear: Nor .hol tir blow !.. u I iy them lo While I'm a Ihig idier. I c nt r K ily through the treet Attetüiei) bv my it.if!". Unheeding little vt.lgar bo) Who hoot atnl Mare and chaff ; And iich a tiff! all foreign names; Quite aoiiilerft.l to heir; I 'I a in Yankee I mm s aren't guol enough For fUih a ISrigadier. I've Iljr.n Th:. the Duke of That, And IVinceof T'other, too, And people ask me "what on earth I Inre for h-ni V) do?" 'Ti plain to all but Tulir m'nd-4 I a ant a kindred tphere. There's nought like title, blood and ftjle To aid .1 IJiig iiiir. No I1omI wounds nnd loirt for me! I'erhi! I am a him, It t IN-liticH iiiil Inflvieoce Have placed u;e where 1 am; I gave y tiinners, draw my j.y, Diii.k lrjnJy. wine, hi-I beer. And nicjn to hue a j !ly time While I'm a Liigidier. Inve-tiHtioni pas' me by, Committees nie no ro v. No ne expert that I will tisht. And, f iith! I don't know how; I'm not for u-e, but orn iment. So each d v I appear

In buttons, braid, and gold arrated, A bincy Ilnjd.er. There aie a plenty in the (it-Id W ho r f ally hke to tight, (ive ni- but uiot ev aixl good clothes, And I'll be h irmless, rpiitc; Yet there i niie thin on my mind That Menu not very tie it Hov can the (o eminent all'rd My style of Ihig-tdiei? J2TThe contraband population is getting pii'e large in thi city. Kvery distinguished army otlicer that Ins been or is now at the war, is sending one or mote li"inf, to wait on the;r lmilie-. It is gelling; fishioinb'e to h ive a nigger cointn n p!eles, we "tippose, will wmiii be aping miiit n heroes od adopting them. If niif fn-e male citizen should happen to comriicnce suit againt any ttt thee ni.'er loing gentry, utider the l!Hh article of the ('oji-iitutinn, perhaps ii wouM tool the ardor ot the coiitisc.itor. lVrhapa it will be done.

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Ihamtis 'iKt.: .1 $ick and win hl but yntui ItwkitKf mil'iirr, tunl an anx'wn laJy nurse tn r 11 r eft of a tuhjrct: Lady Nute My pir fellow, tan I do anything lor -.ou?

Soldier (emphatically) Xo ma'am! Nothin'.

L ulv Nnr.-e 1 should like to do ttmtthxnq for 1

jou. Sliall I not sponge your face ami brow fr you? Soldier (despairingly) You may if vju want to very bad; but you'll be the fourteenth lady as his done it this blessed moniin'. ,Y. V. Keening rust.

CANDIDATES. rTWi: A KK Al'THOIlIZKD TO AN5M'Nf F t'" 1 siie of JAMKS K. I I.VMMÜI:, a' a candidate to rei:ent Man 1 cuai in ihacett LsrSUturt, iu!,'ect to the detldonof tk Ivrrocral'c Cycn'y C r.vntion. M A XT vnTFR. SPECIAL NOTICES. FTjrBXalC MOTICE.

TCMIM3M. V fMI, I)rti7jrtat ?ia. , lH Haast 1 Itinir tu MrcH, llav Ufn appo:r;rd agrriH fr the a!e of II It A I Ii H T V S S I I. A ( , Tnn wosiF.kFi-t. ;r.ANt i.rs. t t th cur 'f c ukt,, 1 to! 1. So-e Throat, F.r..ticli t., Wrienitu, 'rr.iati-oi f the L"u'. ar.l T"i;!, i:i1 !. e. f tl.e L'i'-. J -M in lare tHx, J5 et., LI et.. ii $1 racb. h1S-!.1t

TELEGRAPHIC.

(irneral Order ."Number Is. Adjutant (Jlxkkal's OmcnJ In.liiiUApolis May '221, lDJ The l'resident having made a requisition upon the Governor of lnliatia lor an additition.il regiment of Infantry for the L'nited States service, the patriotic people of our noble State are once more called upon to rdly to the support of the "Old Flag," und maint in the honor of the State. The regiment will rendezvous at Indianapolis, and clothiiik ami equipments will be lurnilied to the men as ooii as they arrive in camp. The tietails ol organization kc, will be furnished on applications to the Adjutant (Jener al's office. Dy order of the Commander-in-Chief. Laz. Noble, Adjutant General. Tord Ireentation to (Jetiernl Wallucr. The following correspondence explains itself: Crawkorpsville, May 1, lb62. Major Central lir. Wallace, Vitlsburj landing, i'eniies.ite: Dear Sir: We are appointed a committee to present, in the names of your friends of old Montgomery county, the accompanying sword, as a slight testimonial of our appreciation of your services in the present war, and more particularly lor the gallantry vou displayed at the taking of Fort Donetsoti. We know that this sword will never be tarnished in luster, except in the appropriate use in the service of our common country, and that it will never be ignomiiiioudy surrendered. Take the sword, (Seneral, ami use it to put down this wicked rebellion. When it is crushed out, .-.heath it till your country again calls it fiotn its scatdttrd. We fhould have leen p'e.i'-t-d to have .resented this sword persmally, but the rule of the service put it out of our ower to do ! and we .-end it lv the sanitary tomtnittce, D.-s. May and McMech.in. Mav a kind I'rov'ideiice shield you in the day of battle, and preserve you from the sickness incident to your camps, and finally restore you to your friends and your homo. Yours, &.c., S. C. W 1 1 .son, J. l Camthill, .Toiin Li.c.

JT2?"W. 1. ltai-ham Ä. C . Invi one of the bel engravers in the citv and have h id him for J some time, "therefore all thi talk about hating ' the onW engraver in the city is all non-eue." The 'lace to bur a genuine American watch is at W. 1. llingham k CuV. No. CD East Washing ton street. You can have the watch engraved tree "Dr. Hooker, of this city, wlio returned Iroiu' Pittsburg L Hiding in charge of a boat load of 'ick. gave ih valuable iidoi m ttii'n of the condition of the army befote Coiii ih. The I).cttr briught with him a shingle from the ro"f of Shilol. Churcti. taken (V i-y l. nie!f. which he left I this c ilice for the evatniuation of th curious. Valcamk Citt Lor We call pecial attention to the sale on S iturday i.ext, the -lilt ii.t., at the Couit House door, at 10 A.M.. of fifty feet oil the eat side of lot ' , in tjuare IT, on Matket strr et, jurl of the l tie revdenre ol" Doula Mauu'ut. lccea.el. and immetiiately ft of the residence ot the Governor. It is .-elilom so couvenifiit and ile-.irble a lot i o nerd I tor sale. Lv-.Vd Kvcrylxxiv ai.d their liiei.v's are invited to . b. Kt Wahineton jnet, on Friday injin';). Mav at l'. o'ch k. to .1 Kre auc tion sale of verbena.' m great .u:ci v iltl.!i)s. fti-chias. s;i.g!e a;.d and doublt: and ht li.-tr.-: e-. to ft her with a ge:ieril as- rt.neut of geraniums. :iiid ross, n!o a large coilcctiofi uf atlias, cactues ai.d other hot-house plants t numerous to ciei.tion. Ft .vriiKroN A: IIarkis. Auttionttrs. ?2'2 I iTil ii-., p;-iie the IVitts House, Ins the sr.ugi.e-t acd i.eitest little tovk pet hap, in the city. AH sorts of vegefiblej ttopieal fruit-, J roi i-ioti, choice sugars, tet. nd cotfef s, be?t ft-ti.ds of ftrnily flour, choiv-e fiesli country but ter. teni'.itinly di-; lay el, and offeree! at prices tht? i :? competition out of the question. We i "t , - r.nvbrrr'.es. c l-errie, currant, nnd oibt-r ..! v. - te et.erally procuied by Mr. 11 it i:i a tvji.ee ot the ni.-.tkt't. Hiie him a PttflT r...ir.ts; or Kcclt -M-iiral LeWlHtioii on Siocn. in its d'tuib'.i.g ii tluctueson the American l"i.im. IU Pi- Diid Chtisty.autl.or of C-'tt4.ti is hlo Y.t ii'.t.i c'iiemistry id Agriculture," etc. Fran k McLean, puh1 -!.ei s, C ncii.nati. 1 in- i a vety vlu.b'e b-.. and should bo iu tl t !i it.J of every J'aiti ti.at wil.t to be inf imed on the fliegt n.Üuence th pt.lpit hasxerriseI in bringing atxut the present troubles in our country. In order to facilitate Democrat h, Iinitana in $:ettinr this work, we have them for .le at the Sentinel office. The volume is handsomely printed and bound, containing fJI page. Price $'i 00. Onler- from distance- ioinliv 3t!eijdel to d

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TIeaiwjc aiitj ks Tuinn DirisroN,) Neir M"btciey, Teim., May !, I J Mes.-r. S. C Wilson, .1. P. Campbell and John Lee, Committee, Crawfordsville: Gintivmin: I luve the h'inor to ncknowleiL'e the teceipt f an elegant sword, pre-ente l me by inv ol I tricnds in Mi.ntgomery. In the letter aceotnpaiivii'g it you are p'eo-ed to sav it is a slight te-.timo!ii il of tnc;r aj-pieciation of my sei ices in the j-! e-tit. w.ir. and moie p.ttticul n 1 y for the galitiitiy 1 disi.laycd at the taking of Fort D-n-elson. The iem.uk, gctttltiu'ti, is as gr i'ihitig as the p.oent is be iiitiful. 1 gave the cau.-e my whole , soul in the tcg:nnit.L'. and noihing has been j errtiit't'l ti com- Lftweeit nie and it. My person il suece-ses aie attiibut thle to the Pn-vi ience thrtt a!w ns mhücs u;oii an eirnc-t soldier -truguling iu a righteous behtlf. and if I did not believe that it was for the sake of the eau-e luv neili boi-s thus gencrou!y signalized my snccc-s, the testin.oni'il wouhl be stiippel of one hilf its pleasure. With much gratitude 1 accpt the present, and wiil keep it br my country. Yc:y te-pectfu'ly, geit!emen. Lrw is W m i ace.

INSURANCE.

Indiana Fire Insurance Co., INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. flrr al'o.A Odd rillmrs' Hail.

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faarvartu' imiv'o roarai PU-t iTara annti3 Aoon Report. xv a s ii i : a Toy xews

FUOM M'CLKLLAX'S ADVANCE

Mr. Fo.-ter offered a resolution thU th Secretary oT th bentte isifue a urntoon In tha usual form to We t II. Hur.iphtru to ar..erto the im;achment mads by the JJuuc, the f urumer. re tamable on the Sih of June, and that the high court of iwpe iciirr.ent idjonrn till the 3:b of Jone. Adopted. Alter further cor.iieration of the Ux bill.

having reich! the tv3J section, the Senate id-1

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rTSINGKK CO.'S LKTTKlf 'A" FAMILY SF.WIMi J4AC HI.NE, mirh all th-recer.t lüiproven. Ms i the p.KST ani CHKAI'KST an ! MUST I'F. Vl'TIKL'L "f at! ewin ma. bine. Thia tuaiblne aill acwanj.--

tliriK', tY'-'iu te ra.iniog of a tuck la tarirtau to the niak-

REBEL OFFICERS CAPTURED SK IK 31 1 SHIM.1 NEAR CORINTH.

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in'! an overcoat !;jtLir.z from pilot or braver cluth ! dowi. t tlie foftect fri-.i t r fr-.-aiuer tijue, and la ever i rea! v t do it work to perfection. It cm fell, Len, bind, j

rather, lurk, ju.lt, an! has capacity f-r a great Tariff j or onuniM.nl work. This i not the only maclir.e that cm fell, Lem, hinl, !iJ ofi-rth, lut it will do m better (ban a.uy otti.-r mari.ii.e. The letter A Family Scwini; J!j"htiie may be ha I in a reat variety of cabio t rae. The Fohiin CrtM, atidi is Cow 1 ecoi iio; so p.j".!jr, U, a its 111111 itnpl.es, oi.o that can te f .jld--i into a box or cae, which, a ben opened, rankes a beautiful, substantial, and apariou table f ir the work to rest upon. Tb ? ere of every Im.tjrtnable din plain the wood grew in its kaliv fret, or aa elaborately Eni.-heJ a art can make them. 1. M. SINr.EIl k CO.. No. 4.-i Broadway, w York.

rrum Waahitiwtoii. WasaroTo:, May 21. A apecial to the Tribune says: It is not yet precisely determined what number of volunteers to call for, but it will not be far from lUO.WU, including tho?e needed to fill tip regiments. It will scarcely be crelited that Iiüt is brought

to our army in Virginia from Maine, and corn I from Illinois, although all these articles can be had for the Viking horn premises a'w.Ioned by the rebels. Their Armies do not scruple to strip I loyal men of everything which can be removed ! from them. i A pontoon bridge his leeu laid, and the Hap- j

' paliHtinock can now be crossed at four different j

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ttIud anaMdi 2ke-5o. 3 OM-Fello.' Hall, I y V " r , ,

iiiiu Miir: 1. 1 oi iv.iia iui ii. u iiiiaioi oi vutj j ) army of the Happahannock. ! j The greate.-t activity prevails, and stirring news j I nvir bo fiTru-ti.l frum this nnoli- bef. Ii.n.'

Hie market I MM f !m:ta!iou, reproente-J to be the jhc Herald's dispatch savs. ame a l;i:ow.Ns p.KONCHIALTiaCIIF.S," which are . l ie p, esideiit has decide! that .V),0X) more iu m-.Rt cass p!.Hluerii.;c.fpostire injury. Many d-att rs j VuUIlit.ers shall be accepted. They are to fill lip

Wiiiri"ciiini''i.u iiii rior preparation ai.o luwrr pruru artkb I, afloribii' iiotc profit to ihemsele Afk bo and O UTA IN only "lihOW.N'S BKONCIIIAL TKWI1KS,' which by loiiK ex;.eri".c br pr el rb"it ahie, bai ire received the ranctjon f physician t'eio rally, and test i-

n.niais from eminent men iLrniicboi.t the country.

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regimeiits that have been thinned out by wounds nnd MckiiCsS an: lo foim a ie-erve under drill for the future w hielt may be leady at the decisive moment. Notwithstanding the solemn threat of certain Senators to hold the;r refusal to take up the tax

immv.v.s hKUM'HiAi. TiitX,Hh. when a'.Jowr.l to i 11 in terrortni over the head of the President to

diWivesloairinthemouib. hav. a .hre.t ir.Hu.-n.' to scare or um e urn into com;..i ime mi ineir pro-

theattcctrd j.nrl.-; I Uf dative ant so.-tliint; ellf i to tic miKUs liniini; of the windpipe into t'e l.roi.chiia'oaysl'ulrnoiiary irritsiion and jrives relief in fou-h, Colls, aad the variou Throat aJectionKto which puhiic speaker and singer ire li.ible. febll-dly'2 DRY COODS.

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ounif Men w.itit.-.! f.r the Itegubir L'. Is. Army, to tiil up the i-1 1

rs nized Mounted Regiments. For particulars apply at the Kecriiifin Office, No. 1! W'etWadiiii't on street, over Viyen's llariwarr Store, in charge ,f UOHKUT S. SMITH. 1st Lieut. 21 U. S Cavalry, Recruiting tKlicer. niylö-dlm COMMISSION MERCHANTS. C, L, S, Matthews, PiBXBRiL CO JI .MISSION A N I" FORWARDING MERCHANT, XO. 124 rOl'PJH ST., TOT S1IE, tl-ecia .liia Slroet I 1 tlie lilt rr, LOUISVILLi:, KY. C?tlk foaitrtinieiits are reei tfully solicited, and imint'il:atc iles wirii prompt return cuaraiiteeti. janI3 PAPER DEALERS.

ream me of eoiiductiii"; the war, the Lill was !

taken uj to day and will be acted upon without delay. It wiil prolwbiy beshnped :ül passe before the end of the month. The impression prevai s that JSen.ttor Simmons's suhstitute. which is more simple in its, provision, than the House bill, will finally be adopted. The armor of the (l.ilena wbioTi was pierced by the p: t jetties of the rebel battery below liich raond, was but tluee inches thick. The gunboats on the westt-rn waters are thinly plated and but partiall; clad, hence the necessity of thesis inch plates that have been ordered for the three new gunboats of the Monitor ftyle that are now iu process of erection in Xew York. The Monitor has thus far stood the fire with her five inch plates, but as guns of enormous calibre and projectiles of great momentum are in vogue it is safe to increase the thic kness of the armor. I'rom Sew York. Ntw- York, May 21. Quite a number of wounded soldiers of Western State troops, including Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin. Onio and Indiana, have recently arrived in this city from the army. In the aosei.ee of any 5tate agents in this city, Col. Frank K. Howe, of the Massachusetts agency, has taken them in charge, had their wounds properly 'attended to, their wants uupI lied and provided them with transportation t ) their homes, alter being kindly and tenderly cared for at the New England rooms, the agent of New Yoik State declining to furnish them with ti.in-iMji talion. Nkw Yokk, May 22. News received from Havana of the 17th says a Spanish steamer came in yesterday bringing dates from Yera Cruz to the" l2ih and Mexico to the 2d. Vera Cruz was in possession of the Almontites, thanks to French bayonets. No con tide ice is to be placed iu the news given through his organs. Private letters say that the battle of Aculti7.ingo was a drawn one, the French losing the most in killed and wounded, but the Mexicans retired. These- latter d'rtected their fire principally at the French officers, knowing they could not be replaced till a fiecdi importation should arrive from France. The black vomit is committing fearful ravages at Yera Cruz, having appeared earlier and in a more malignant form than usual. We are told that 1'2 J Americans from Texas had attacked the town of Pie.hos de Gras, in the State of Nueva Leon, had sacked the town an I burned the Custom House and various buildings. S iragosa has defeated Marques. This seems to have been a decisive tlefeat, although Marques got away. lie has been deposed and Cabos placed in his stead. (Iener.il Prine and stiff had arrived, but he was not received with much enthusiasm. A Spanish steamer had gone to New Orleans to protect tlie welfare and j ropcrty theie of Her Catholic Majesty's mi! jec.s. The Vke Zamacoma Treaty has been ratified by the ilcxiciii (iovernroeiit in spite of the protest of the Fi euch Plenipotentiaries against tiny treaty the Mexican (tovtrnmcnt might make under the present circumstances. Sale.td and Cordova weie occupied bv Mexican troops as soon as the Freu h troops left them and 1,5(K) were ready to occuj y Orizaba iu tlie same way. The French are moving tuururd the Capital, but the Mexican are closing in fast behind them.

j There hid been no Confederate arrival lately, I The Knilish steamer Havana can.e in on the 13t!i, e'ht lays from 5st. Marks, Florida, with j lH'.l bales of cotton.

! The glorious news from the States caused a !

j depression in our markets. j luve a downward tendency.

! Mativ vessels here are waiting to get to New

Oi lean a soon as the port i open, and rome j have seluse i charter; here already.

Sug-ti-r and cotton

THOMAS MXOM. WM. H. CHATmi.D, WM. W0OI8. .ioii, :ii;tfit'l(l V Woods " 7 and ? nlmt t M. Cincinnati . llaimfa. t'jrcrs and Wholojle 1 aU rs in h w .a- : si ,

DRIPJTFaQ' PÄRHQ ÄHTl PÄ Rfl CWPFTSI

I IlllllkllW Ulliiwv IIIIV WllliV WllkblWI ; IUlNTlNi; INKS AND PAPER M VNL'FACTL'KFRS- j a'o, rriat. agents f.r toe M. -to!:u Mills w r-.tinn pa ' in-:; tus.u actunrs r.f extrs wrappit.! paper an l p.tpr as.

PAINTS, tStC. P.iint! Iiiii(s! Paints!

T.vi;n tis:.(i ron ise. Alo, Varr.:-!:, Oil. 'it.t..s, P'fy. Itni-be. m-.J in f.ct ev.r.,l.! -.- th: appertain- to r!;" trade , for su'e at rel:n - pr.ee, for t ilth, at the Red front. No. 11 Virc nia vi-:i'i. i.' ieti..-r the Red l'r- 'it, oppose Dr. I'un2, - 'e-i-!, ,oe VEKKVMAN A CO..

J-.i!:i.A;:m i. !:.i!.ar ii-. Ir.-b

NOTICE. rSIMi: t.r-.'.t of Sl FNl TR 4 StH'WFI.L has this dar

5 leep. it;-olved ly mutual Cotir-e t. The tai:.ess ,

:u e c-ii": -i'-u at the ol -ui:d t v Mr. Spencer, bo i , i 4- .i i c , ,r a .11 ke.p cottar r'y .r, laid a t l! , Pi W of the very ' the b(t"cA of -t .rt cV ..f far !y ir.x-eries. cheap freah. He j and the mechanic arts.

;.i at all times le p.-je.l to er r.i- i :,1 c U -1 or.le r Alid El ike t.ea one. AI" j-r' o,!ij the !! f r:n w;"l p!i jc cs.ll a ti. ',.1 tand and nne t-r itienuiit by note or cv-h. hot e;t!ei icr.t make b-i: f.'u nd. SPENCER Jt JsOCWfcLL. T. S All tbe ou!star.d:r? dt-M are c roir.it toMr. S-c-

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PHYSICIANS.

I r fi a r v i 11 F I c t c h c r. NO. 67 NORTH ALABAMA STRELT. D.-. Fletcher's residence. No. 157 Nortli Tetineee itreet. I. l'ari-i'. No. 69 Nrth Alabama Mreet. majl-dlm DBS. JAMESON & FUNKHOUSER, Olli . .-, SOl'TH MERIDIAN STIiEKT. jC-d6m

OINTMENT.

House was notified that the Scnite was organized

; into a high court of impeachment, atm reidy to ! ! receive the managers of the trial for iapeach j mei.t fiota the Hjuse.

1 he managers on tue part ot the House, ' Messrs. liit.gham, Pendleton, Locke ard Traiu , then arpeareL

j Mr. liingham rea l the articles of impeachment , rnxde by the House against West H. Humphrey j fur high crimes and misdemeanors and demanded j 1 in the Lame of all the people of the United Suites ; and House of Representatives that raid West II. j ' Ilutnphr-ys be called on to answer to the high I i crimes alleged against hla. 1 I The Yice President theo informed tbw ruana- ! j gers that the Senate would take the proper order in the case anc that due notice woul d b given the j

House of the nme, tbereupon ue court adjourned

Tin- Indian Pile Ointment V)'eprQ,7 .1 t 1 i The tax bill was taken np and an amendment

I V- 5. ccr-tu ia-t .ut;Mt ca-a oi n. taxing wbiskv tweutr cents per gallon was then I Price 15 ren'a nrr u,x hv all lirdjclcif ! -"r. " ' - . re

pV4 Jlrr

! -t rr ed t.

Trum Iretroit. 1 Dktkoit, May '22. The schooner R tpId.Capt. ! lllat k. was sunk and the Captain drowned by aj

collision with toe sfhi't-ner r arragansett otl Clay Hanks Tuesday night. The cargo, 1 3,00J baslie!s of wheat, is probably n total his.

iVsht DiwpaleliPw.

-' Washington, Mav 22. i i . . : ! Seeral petitions were pi evented from citizen?: I of Maryland, asking for the better eutorcetnent ; ' of the tuoiiive slavt law iu the D.stiictcd Co- 1

K K Vi- Ii T PKCRirTK)X-MsY. CROfSD ix lumt.i t. tn tt they may se-cure a large number of or,. r.d : rdaes which are now in the District.

A resolution, calling mi tlie .Secretary cd" the j Navy for reports of the late battles on the Miaissippi i'ci, was adopted. ' Mr. Sumner ollere 1 a resolution thit the Com- , mittee on the District of Columbia be directed to : inquire what leisl ition is necessary to rttect I person of African descent from unconstitutional j seizure as fugitive slaves, or seizure by disloyal ' persons. ! Mr. Powell objected to the consideration of the resolution. Laid over. '

Mr. Wade moved to take up the bid doniting ;

College- ot Agriculture. !

Mr. Lane of Kansas opposed tlie motion. I

The bill was takeu u;i yeas'J3, nays 19. j At one o'clock lite Skn aie proceeded to organize itse'f in a high couit of impeachtnent for the j trial of West 11. Hum liters.

The Secretary of the Senate administered the I

paw ai-r.:. may made to Mr pr:aer. u.ir.g , 0,tK to ti e Yice President und the Seuator. TU

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conrlu led by reminding the slave bick to the claimant. This mjrr'n while the 76ih New York reimeat u marching through the city a cumber of civil o Si cert pcovidl iU joi;cjjj papers feized two aegrccs and aoon placed them beyond the possibility of rescue. An cSort u made to arrest aix or eight other allegoj fugitive, when many of the aoldiert interpoei. presenting their innkets at the po!ice atwj warning them of th dtnger of pertiLinre. They therefore prudently retired, the negroew departing under the protection of their military friend. Orwut excitement for a bort time existed consequent on these proceeding, which it U said will be investigated by the proper authorities. The Postmaster General has accepted the tender of Spaflord, TiHeston 4 Co.. Ne York, to eatry the mail to New Orleans and Key West.

The mails will also go by Oorernmeot transport?

COMMERCIAL.

HOUSE Mr. Colfax reported back from the Posteflioe Com mittee the bill to eecure the p-edy transportation of the mails by requirin-j railroad companies to enter into a contract with the Postmaster General, and in the eae of failure, to ntrree upon compensation, the Mine hall le fiiei and determine! by the Court of CUims. Mr. C-vdfax explained that the bill wa to liberate the tiovern merit from the combination of

railroad interets, who now dictate their own I sailing from New York.

terms. t

Mr. Diven and Mr. Roscce Conkling- opposed i Trnnnur xa . the bill on the -round th.it it proposed an unjust I Caiko. Mayih The Do Soto arrived from interference with private rights aa secured by law. ; tDe flotdla, but brings no additional news. The bill pas-tM by four majority. i flÄ of truce came up jesteiJ.ty from the The House then resumed the consideration of; rel)Ci 51. and returned, but came up the aecond the confiscHtiou bill. ' time. The object of their mission wos not as Mr. Kelly, rising to a rversocal cxpl.mition, cert.iine!. sa'd he found in the Globe Unguage which hedid The opinion is still tnevalent that Fort Wright not yesterday hear uttered on this floor, and part t u evacuated. of this lan-uige was bot in the notC3 of the re- j Deserters ' from the rebel eamp at Corinth a porter. He caused the alleged interpolatest i wevk Ä0 nrrjveJ, and report that l4ewure?rxl words to be read as follows : j 130,000 men, 30,000 of them Uing held as Mr. Voorhecs. Whenever the geutlecnn from ! a reserve un !er Ureckinritl -e. Pennsylvania j The rebels are suffering 'jrreatW with siekoess, Mr Kelly. I do not yield to the gentleman , atl avcrare of 6m) dall? wat fiom eaup over the Mr. Voorhees. You f hall yield. 1 denounce Memphis and Charleston road. All the bouses the member' statement ai faUe, aud 1 denounce j !tlongttie railroad beim used ashovpiuiU. him as a calumniator. nenurfgard is continually among hi troops. The -speaker The gentlemtn from Indiana is j making speeches and using every effort to eno"i of order, and will take his seat. '; courage them. His troops re acbsiatinjr, on half Mr. Yojrhecs I will allow no man to impeach rHli0ns of. alt beft of a miserable ijualuy issued my loyalty to the Government, and especially I j onCe a week. will nut allow the member from Peansvlvania, R i tie pits n round Corinth command all the apwho has signalized himself on this floor for ntth- t proa hes to the Mobile and 0:d railroad. They

"'n mcusioin; ui m.c.v-.. , are tiurttM'ii inues long. Mr. Kelly, after the Clerk had read the above, , The rebels are making extnoidhiHrv efforts to ! said hedid not hear such remarks, and that hey i ouuin heavy uns of which they acknowledge iorp not nil nrvtod ov th rpmiriir. T1;h man ! .t t,..-. .. I. ' I

.. . . "j - . iur nut uui .1 :u j o, . who could secretly intcootate language of that A lo tlieChicagn'jouin al, date-I Cairo,

;st ratJiaaara.i w mrU Tlarkrl. Njw Ycm. M7 Flour Scarcely ao ujucb doio;, Lut market witijut iraportan chaca; aale at $1 ZSGllZS for superSr.eßut; $1 CJ r extra Stete; $4 2(34 3i for superSr. Wwt4rTfl; $44 70 fr common to metiium extra Wtm; iÖ0i, 1 Oi for common to medium Lippinjf brands extra roarJ hovp Ohio, anl $5 U(3 6 10 fcr trade brand, market closing Heady. Whisky market heavy and locr: aleat2t Whevt market without oec-idel change in price; brisk export demat. 1 and fair inquiry r norae consumption; there (a alao r-orne litt'. ;eetilatiTe inquiry; sale of Chicago apnt.g at b4c(J51 03, Milwaukee club 1Q 0.1; anler Io $1 03 amber Michigan $1 14(31 16; winter red Western $1 t'Coylll; Cnndaclub ?rc(5?$l 00; XorthafiW-rn club l2cf2 f 1; Sheboygan $1: am ler Iowa to arrive $1 07: Karin aprin,; WC-fit $1; red State $1 11. Corn heary and clcses a!out lc lower; sale at 4Ts (t49c for old mixe'J W'etem delivered and iol( l"c for d(do fljt and delivered. Coffee qu'ct and unchanged; Rio 19c; Lag-ay-r21?8c. Rice r.st Indit firm and in good demand. Sugar Raw quiet and firm; Cuba "JVC? $c; Poito Kico tv; rrCned in active demand and very firm. Molare quiet and t-idy. Pork dull and heavy, but market generally withtiut decides change; aalea at $1'2 P2 W for mews; $1213 for prime din; 2 eToil1 for prime, the latter for very choice.

ISet-f rules quiet and steady. Iard quiet and ateadv; aeles at Tlt'(i;tie. Hutter 10l7c tor Ohio and lOtiU'Jc lorS

Mav

sas:

kind in a public report, is a liar and scoundrel.

Hisses and calls to order jJV King, the nou-d .Trill chief, has been The ?ieaker remaikcd to the gentlemen that : publicly digr.eed from the service bv an order language of that kind mut not be used in the j puliclV teid on dtes.sra-Je at Ciimh r.ot long Hall, and addressed a few words of advice to the in.e galleries for bisaintr. ' A i.f..vil t.. tho Ti iin.i.o fern Ciio ...-:

Mr. Voorhees expluine.1 that the denial he yes- j Captains of steamers ply in- ret.een here and i terday made was as to what he cotisitlerel an j j,e Hotiila re,jrt oer one huiidri telugeera i i m rea eh nient of bis (N'oorhees's) loyalty, and J ow Xew Mtdiid. Th br.nks ol tlie river are!

not as to the members of Ruch.inan s Cabinet, j ne,,;Iv lined with them, begging to be taken He uttered the words as printed in the Globe, j ab(,,Uli Jtld carried North. near I v all of which weie fouud in the notes taken lle-eners who tame alard the Peiiton on

at tne reciters desk. He did not lurnisli two , Tue-dav report that FarrajiUt's fleet left Yicks J

i f l Ii 11 a a

pages as tne memoer ttveuy; uia, uui au-jtii nvc i words. He made the remaiks aa pointed. He meant them. He t-tood by them. j Here the matter ended. I

Mr. Wallace entered into an elaborate argu ment in support of his position. He urged referring to high authorities, that private property

in land is not subject to capture, seizure or con

the

bur" on Saturday last, his destination being Mem

phis.

Front Cli ietatxc. Chicago, May 22. RejKviers of New Yoik, Roston. Philadelphia and Cincinnati papers, expelled from General Halleck'si camp, publish a united protest this morning. Thev say theGui-

scation. Those Liking put in the civil war, j eral alleged no oflense agtinst them as journalle'.r aiders and abetters, are guilty of treason, i j.stj. He said, repeatedly, he had i.o o'-jections

and on conviction, may be puuished by the for- to anything they nii-ht rite. He did nut care

feiture of their lives. j what newspapers published, but the enemy had He had no scruples in subsisting our armies on ' spies iu the camp, and in orJer to nuke eine of supplies drawn fiom our enemies, or levy ing con- excluding them lie had resolved to exclude all

li ihutioiis for that purpose. He set forth what may be done iu time of war, and incidentally remarked that Gen. Fremont's

proclam ition had drawn thousand of Missouri-

civilians. TheieportersofTered satisfactory proofs ol their loyalty, but Gen. Halietk abn.Uly said he would take no tuoofs of loyalty. Two of their number

ans to Gen. Price's army, but that ot the Prei ! had nasses authoti.ini: them to pa-.s within the

dent modifying it never came within the lines of jir;C.3 0f auy Unitetl States forces, issued at the the rebel army. Some of those who had been War Department, s'gned by Col. Anson Stager, fighting the Union informed him that if they had ! Haliet k said he had no oftici.il knowledge of the not ne.ieved the Administration intended toabol- I issue ot mch passes, if he had he should not rea a . Ill . ! -

isli silvery they would not nave taken up arms $pcet tl.cm

aiMinst the Goveinment.

Hut slavery was not the foundation of this rebellion. It was the ambition of a few bid men in S.juth Carolina, who had been sowing tlie seeds from l MIO till now. In the insurgent States the non-slaveholders are the most v iolent traitors and rebei, supposing the negroes are to beern uicip itcd and placed on an equal footing with them. Mr. Iilair of Virginia said members were divided in opinion on the measures pending, but there was one purpose on which the majority were united, namely, the Government shall not be curtailed of its territory by the surrender of a single foot of soil. The people will not tolerate a conventional separation of any portion of the Union. II this was not our fixed and solemn purpose, we should tiot hesitate a moment to send a Minister to Richmond to arrange terms of peace. The war is tobe ended by arms, and not by chicanery of the diplomatists. In the language of the Governor of Tennessee, if we make terms with the rebels we would not have tieace for sixty days. We must not only extinguish the rebellion, but exterminate its cause and animating principle slavery. Emancipation stands on higher grounds than confiscation. Mr. Wallace tavored ami Phelps, of Mo., opposed confiscation. Mr. Illair and Mr. Rollins, of N. H.f favored the bills, and Kerrigan opposed. Recess tili 7::P) P. M. KVEXIXÜ SF.SSIOX. Mr. Menzies spoke against sweeping confiscation. The property of loal men must be protected,unleis the enemy is making uc of it nfrum.l . I

.t , ,f j duced uixin the trial in favor of the loaluliiT. yir. Fessenoen argued in favor ol conhscntion 1 up".. t

ns expedient and just. j Mr. (irider characterized the rebellion as inex- ' disable, and contended that Congress should sus- j tain the army and navy, through which the re bellion alone should be suppressed. He opposed j

the confiscation bills wlnoli would help to extern! the lebellion. Adjourned.

'I he order -expelling civilians was not rigidly

inforced. Many civilian' remain in the camps and others pass daily from the rear without en countering obstacles. OlhVial footings complete of the Congressional election in the ith District give W. .1. Allen "I'd plurality. From JVliourI. Jffkfrsox Citv, May 22. The following rebel o'licers h ive been captured by Rrig. General Totteu while they were about crossing the Missouri river near this city: Lieut. Col. Mclihanv, Judge Advocate, 2d division Missouri State Guard and member of (Jen. Harris's staff. Lieut. Col. Rawlings, commanding battery 2d division, formerly Paymaster on General i'arson's staff. Lieut. Col. Thurman, Paymaster, 5th division. A member of Gen. Steen's staff. These men are said to be emissaries from the Confederate army and were on a mission to stir up rebellion in Missouri. They will soon be sent to St. Louis and committed to prison.

From ev VurK. New York, May 22. The suit of D. II. Craig Against F. O.J. Smith for libel, in publishing an article in a newspaper reflecting on the integrity of the plaintiff, was given to the jury at noon today after nn elaltorate argument by David I)." Field, Esq , for the plaintiff. The jury re

turned a verdict for Mr. Craig in damages of $7.30 and costs. Considering the generally unsuccessful results of libel suits before juries, this result must have been obtained by the overpowering" evidence ad-

From JlcCleilitn' Advance.

Affairs before Corinth. (Jen. HalltckV HuvtHjCAartiis, May 22. j Considerable skirmishing look place along our whole line yesterday. In every instance the en j enty was driven back. Our loss was about forty I killed and wounded. The enemy's loss wt.s ! about the same. Deserters continue to come in J daily in squads, mostly Irom the 13th Louisiana.

Ht-AtiQiwnTiki Ahmt of tiif Potovc. May; From Loulaville. 21. 1'.-J 1 he encampment of the advance of Lor r-ri m t. Ma v tTf Two meti. cllinz them-

the army umier Otn. Sionemaii ii Mill at(Mw;esV selves Wurd and 'Ihlow, recently of the lcU-lj Mills, eiht mi'.e and a half from Richmond and Hrrny, were arrested here to-day on a charge of:

one and a lull Irom ihe lhicka:otnir.y . nie i Mt'.iünp liores t:t Missouri and sell r.g them to pickers of the rebels occupy the bank on one side I Federal Government contractor. und thoso of the I'nioii on the other. . r

Gen. Stonetuan, with Prof. we, made a bal- i loon ieconnoi"ance this morning Irom Gaines's ; Mills, teaching an altitude of 5iMI feet. An dmtrab'e view was had of Richmond and the surrounding country with a gla-. Ihe camps of! the enmy within the limits of the cr -oration were seen. Also the arrival and deimtuie -fi railroad trains on the railroad between Nev j

Ilride and Iiichmotid.

But few trM;ps erc -isilne, but to the left oi' Epic's Ti ket was elected' by a the city, on the line of the mail coach road, lead- j r;ty over the Fa-ion l-olitical tic in" to "bottom's bridge, a large number of tro p.. .

Col. Ilroxrn A I irr. 1 PniLATKi.rnrA, May 22. A private letter from ! Not foik states tint Col. Brown, of the 20th In(ii in t legiment, has turned up safe and sound. I The report of his disappearance wa a hoax. ; From San I'rnnrUco. Sav Fks-Isao. CI , Mav 21. At the muni '

i cipal e!e. t'.on in th.is city 5 etiler day, ihe whole'

haiidsome ma-! 1 .

icKer.

wue seen, also smoke from numerous camp fires t

coming from the woods in front, showing that ' they were occupied by a large force of the en-: eniv. Hetvv firing was heard yesNrday nftcnioon and this" morning to the left of Richmond, which , was probablv cau.-ed by our gunboats endeavor- I in to forre their way up the James river. The w eather is w arm an i pleas ml during the thy. with hewy dews nt nicht. , Theheiithof the troops continues remukably g'od. Two ration of whisky and quinine aiej now dailv issued.

MEDICAL.

E n PO UTA , T TO L h I ES. !

From M'HSlunjjInii. W atti vc.ton, M ty 22 The Post's special,; dateo Franklin, Va.," yesterday, says: Col. Cnf-k, in an exrw-dition, capture-i twn i n-toiious pierrillas, and eize! the telegraph of ! tice at Cw'nzton, where he lerrned irom dis-j p-tche thst Ja k'"n was about sending several ! regiments from Staunton to Covington, whereupon Col. Cook advanced h's forces to J.irkon

river biidge, on the Central railroad, which bei

P. JOHN 11 YLVLY, I1AV15G FOB CrWAI.D OK tweii'y year ' voted hi prffesiAr:l time ticlam v r ty to t be treatment of Female Difficult! e,

a'Ki br:rir i'xrr I In ifconsarxl or easei lu reälorii.n tbe a: i'- to -vn health, ha now entire c'-nC'inee n oS rir.i puhlicly lii "Grtat .tmtrican MUmidyf'

PR. HARVF.r j CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS )

WLic'u Lave nereryt failed (h-n the direeUoi.a Lava 1 hecn r-rrictly f.dlowtd.) in renwln dirfctiltira ar.;rjt J fr"m j

uusTnccnoy, or srvppAot or xxtvhk. Or lnretfrii.g tiie!yttmtoprf-ctte-;th,wbena.Trir. fr m spinal Arf.-ctOiia. rrol.ipu, I'teri, tLsTLite, or oth-r w-itic? of the Üteria Org-an. AIo, in ailca of Ijebihty or Nervous Pr.tra.iwt.; Ilytncs, laipita lions, Ac, which are the fortruuMrarf nore erlufll. eae. f; The pilia are prtVet!y lanrdt. on the eor.'ti tuii ju and taay be taken ty ti.m.-t't-licatefnialerith-

cut ra'jsirtf .litre. at I b sate time the- arthae a eLarra 1

bnrned, thus preventing the movement of Jack- j by tr-ar.beiiir inrigoratit.f; and rerorlr.a: the ay.tern ; ,,'. ..ui . Hirers to r-'-ct .1,. j g SÄ! S

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lor State.

Cheese firm at "(3

GREEN HOUSE.

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VIRGINIA -tfVViddM U ti. W . II. i,o oti is, puopiiii:Toit.

Ill VVK A roUPLKTK AsiKTMKNT Or tttIl.Miout Planu of aottc l varieties, at reJute prtre, in Udii. Vr ttr.KNAS, titltAMt XS. I'tTtMA1, PAN SI KS, IIKLIOTLOPKS. ., Ac, Ac ALo, a rneral a..rtii)e.t f har fy Vl3iric Plant., a Spfreas, 'LIoes. t'hryMvnthemrucma, Ac. I Vii'f and Orttnmtntatm Iwi ln..n nd Lver.rf u Trees atui Miru..

A rare collection fll the ihf!rrr.tclise. A larre ar.J roiaplete collect i.utcf Alalia, Camilliaa ic , Girret tiuia i'liilad'lphia And al'the pkM cemplete artin t.t of hardy t.allvc Grapes In the Wet. A nrvit pr'tniint aiatin them I name the le!awav, Diana, t'ot.ror.1. luyahoca, All'D'a IIhrSl, Kc-Wca, Warren, rr.hn Village, Pauline. Anna, Outirli, All biilcr than the Catawba, And thirty otli-r L.irly atrw. t'atahirue N. .t, a (irape t'ataltrtie, furr.isl.rsl un application. Cail at the rrund., t au-irert W m. II. Lcxnaia, Iadianapoli, Indiana. p. S. All person- J.ul't it. j th nijs-nor e-ell-uc -f the Iielaware, I rfr to Mr. P.w-ll lf.rwl.snd of tbla eMinT. wh ha frtiit' d It l.r two yars. and t whom I fid this princ tfty d-liar' worth f IVt-laware Urea at one dollar eai h. apr J-12ra

MEDICAL.

Slight Cold. . cju igt mJlCrui ä rnfs a uhich might Le chedd with a simple rerrvedy,

if n?lcztedt cfioi termirxLic3 ifricusZy. Ferjj ojrs aurxre cf the impcrUuzce rf stopping a cilql cr Zfliqht fQcdcL in its first Gtage ; that uvua-i in lh3 beginning would teli to a mild remedy, if net attended ic, soon attacks the lungs. .tcLun! QtcjidiLciLfZftcjJvcn. vxrefrsi introduced tlcjen years ago. Ii has been proved that they are the best article before the pullia for jZ&lTuna, ßafattn, ihe Hooking Cough in, crLAum fillcji. , and nurrerciis ajfeciiens cf the jDlicat giving iiTjrrvediate relief. Public Spcakcr$ ff Singers lyiU. fjrud ther, rffeztu,iZ fcr clearing and strrnrrtheninrr the voice mm mmW Cold by all (Druggists and (Xalers in JiZelicine, at 25 cents j"r iter.

LAND FOR SALE.

Ii NE TOM MllIP

wiax. m

Ittp rNT'r.n.Mc.xr.n will sf.ll ttie tract or

hr1 Y.vonri i Walnut K"Utt cc-icn'T'r l Wirr,

Mtuate.1 in Wayne Tfwnabip. Vfarion eoontr. aeri miies est of liut:anap I, one niii "M of Kgl CWk, and thr-fj'ian-ra a tu'le frtn tbe Craw fyrdville Grarrl

K'-a1. Tlii .f ih verr bet ri5eB of tanirnprnrvod 1an4 In Marion county. It i. wf-Uiitmbr-vd, la-ra btab and roUt.f, I, in a prA i.eilb o: bl, a ita a ro;nty road, en tL n-jfth si'fe, w ithi-i ct.e mi'- of a and rrit mill. If In the Han l .f an -nr;eti man tbe tiia'er wttl pay f.r h land. There is no land witlin even m',) of I r. -liana pol la that can rc l.iiiilit a low a tl. i piere. aud there u r.t better land In tb c.antr. It will W ni it a o-aly, or In ho or f tre tract, at pric to rait tie tires. t 'r pan.irulat aj-piy to KLbPR k 1URKM.5R, A tbe fntil efS4, Or to Wü. Y. WII-F.T. lial llst.tc Agent. ti.ttnr.ap.nia, Ibruvy 24, Wl.- " MEDjCAL odi: to x -i nenn i. (;n t!vri.M. Co-.gL atid Cv.'I'i will g.1 away, F nelin.es In a Mr.!e drjy. If to the lrni Store you will r Arl get rupplx-d i:b TnL$v; You t n tje jt freely a JO J ie. It nv-r faJ to gtve j rae. Tbe Graoo'.ea ovWfil are, I'm -jr, "r tiey speedily effrrt a lastiaiT cure. ga-jV ?5 cert -r b., at all Dr.g Store..

liKAXDK'S IIKANDK'S Iii:ANI)KS ISKANDK'S

TUSSILACO ft" R lis roif.ns. TLSSILAf;0 h'ssilAgo tussilago tlTJM SORK TIIHÖT.

obs:ni':tl'na may arife. They hould, howrrer, aot

1 he l ost S special States tliat trie eitr is lull Ot ! taken duriusth ßrt three or lo-jr mnntaa ui prrgnatvey, excitement consequent f.pon repoile! b tttle; ! tW.ikt taf at any oibr time, m'.KariatewonUb i alsti tie report thtt the Governor e-f or.e of the ' tLJ ,7, .uimmu. Prk- !, .Ld whtud.New England States flatly rjlnsed to C.Il for iirt.j b vent by mail, pre-paid hy any adTraeJ j

more troops until tte Govemmeut agree.s to arm

and employ slave where it is dangerous for ! white men to pe: form military duty. The Key V.t correspondent of the Express, under date of the 15th, mvs: The British iron steamer Circassian, ot 1,500 j tons. w'.Ui a cargo of tei, ilk, and cotTee and j munitions of war valued at a million dollars, has j teen ;e!zed br the blockader, and will be sent .

to New York.

Agent, on receipt cf the ta'rey. Sold by Drnrgif generally. J. V.KYAN, Rochter. New York. General Aeut. tff T0MLI5SON k COX, Ageutafor lxd:anpolia. julyl9-dAw'l

TAILORING BUSINESS.

I HAVE COMMENCED THE ABOVK BfMXEM W McOuat'i r.lock, 5o. 8, second floor, hfre I wooM be r ieaed to rC ad my frienda. I protni ta gl- enUrw Z.,i.r-.i- ...i m.kinv all aaraieeia ictr-aatavl

Pensacola advices state that the rebels, beside. ! to my cue. rtny-djw JAM h McCREADT.

burning the navy yard tutnel all the steam saw j mill, thu destroying the only means of auste- j nance of hundreds. j The fugitive rdave la commissioner to day t

decided on the points rai-M-d yeterday that it was discretionary with them L allow cross exxminxtioni aa to the identity of ownership, and therefore they permitted it In the case of Stephen, claimed b a ci'ifen nf Mirvlsbd This rs wa

SCHOOL DOOKS.

OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. iC.,6C. IN SMALL OR LAEÜE QCAXTTTIES, AtUOWEX, STEWART 4 CO'S, .Hikim 11 TTf t TTataiPirtoarre?

oiu: ft icA!m:H Tt sii ti;o. WUMLI:M'L liLAM'IiS. Oh' where caji I Crnl tkr-r;. To the Irvi? ore (.-o f .!,.-!.. I wl apeedily try tJ.ef; t have a tad toh, td I wi.'a in 1 r,f: To Lave the r e rea; iy TLat will rery . cur. JT"i ü cent per bo. at all tHe Ig S-wree. IIRAXDK'S TUSSILAGO T'P.ES ASTHMA A5I I NClim). Xf" J"' ty Xr-r.-aita. 15 eent a 1-ox. HR ANDK'aS TUSSILAGO I riaartt to the Taa'e Children rry tee ItTt KAN D FS TUSSILAGO CtRES HÖ0PTNV COrOH AND CROCT. ttST J t Iujrart- ti (ru a bi. RR AX DE S TUSSILAGO CURES COPGI1S AND CaOLJjJl. fcif Mi by all Lntjista. TtS rent a ke.

FOR GALEt.

Jasper County Land. Part M'mirte, Part Timber: T HAVE A SMALL PUCE OP LAND 15 JASTCB I Cowavr. feeing M ar, part Uac'ber ai4 part etratrta, (not twamp laad.) that 1 wi'J t3 at t dollara aa aera It It the curtb-tat qtuner cf th oUa-r4 osarur caf tMetka la. La t&wnaiiip Ü. north of rami &,. la Jaa. .er eooaty.la.tUaa If any one 1 ould want it at th abvvti prica, they can avltr tx at Indiacapolia. pvrbl.-w JOHX 1. ELDXl