Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3649, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1862 — Page 2

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Democratic TTrridn Statc'Tickct. ' ancarraiT or htte, i , -J AM KS S. ATHON, ' t Of Marion CocatT. Iroa acdttoe or tat, rJOfHl'H RISTIN'E. ' Of Fountain Coantj. ffOE TttllltU Or PTATK. XATTIIKW L. BKETT. Of Dirie-s Coantj. D ATTOR-IET CiKXrilL, 1 OSGAK Ii HOKI), m ücmix-mnivr or roue mmcm, : SAM UK L L. RCiG, Of A!!ea Ciuntj.

you protze, ar.-l 11 the unon-titntional act of ! Tla Kepubllcan I nlon Movement In j wh ch jourpartr oftcnl hire ben cuiltT. I I'uinuin ( oiml) . j 1 he He; ullion party, tliruuh it. lVc;i!"r t. j Gtr -.ca-tle. June 9:h. ! throtijrli t!ii Hont". rt tlin ugh the Sr.att. had ; Eimtor SfMTiJnL: The liver of liepuhiioan- 1 pitrn a r r.-lnH lion to the Constitution hoin j Um hivrt; p.t a UetU out of n!fr, it frien! at ;

the 14ik of iwer to pajut weh bHla you are now aihocalinz aiii ii.tewlin? to rtM. In

bi inaugural adilrt..., aftr luting taken hU oletxrn oatli to uj.port the CouiitutIon, Mr. Lin-

Coin aihl:

thi place, on S.turtlj Ut, heM a prattd Hue

ma convention. It wa, a Count v com Lion

to ile'gatj to ItiJianapolU on thelrthof1 June, lltiir; i"crel and William K. Williamson, I

who pretend jet to gooj Democrats; but who

1 hate no purpose, direct! j or indirectly, to in reilitj hire lon sinrebemeertÄntrle-l in the

interfere with the institution of Urery in the j meshes of nigjer wool, actel and afliliatoJ on this : Sute where it exit. I believe I have no law: j occm.on with the Ke;iub!icaD. We luve ei'ec- j ful right to!o so, acd I have no inclination to do j te-1 this, ai.d we are heartily plad tlinir party ! a." i has finally yot rid of these Simon Gi'tys. As Th IIüuj of Ilepre-enutires of the Thirty- thej have now put off their fhcep's clothio, aui

Siith Consrre, a majority ot whose mfmliT can no longer enter the fold of Democracy, the were Republican , pa??J the following rc.solu- people will hereafter know just exactly -where to

rul pit I'ollllr Oae of or r pretchem til in hii distour? on Sunday that it "wu tie intention of the Almighty Gi not to top the war until every e!ae (blacfc) vm hberateil." He -i!o "prne4 that (oi wt-uld make Abraham Lincoln a fet-c-onl Mor ti go down Scuth to free the negroes." We under! nnd tbia di'tinpuishcl individual belong to the kinky tribe. For that re.von he advocates the caue of Iii colored brethren. Hit iympathiei 'are all with his own race. There is more of the negro than the white m m in him.

tion tmitiimoualj:

. "TUat neither th Conpres of the Uuited States nor the pople or povernrnent of the nonplaveholdin Hutes have the cntitutior.:i! r t to Iepiflate Ufott, or iuterfere with, nl.-ery in an? of the UrehoMin Sutfs in the Union." I5y the organization of the Territoriei of NeTa.la, Colorado, and Dakota, the Kepublican party, by it own lepsUtion, hi-I recognized and ap-roveJ the dric'j-ine of popular sovereignty, which Judpe Douglas regaried ha e.-ential to the removal from thee Halls of the most dis

turbing question of the country.

The ultru. the real jnetiators of this o called Union rnoveraent, kept?omewhat behind the curtain, and idyly pusheJ forwanJ a their committeemen and peakers, a few apostates from the Democratic party. This wm done to blind the unthinking and ignorant of their party. A number of resolution were adopted, oppovnz otens.bly, both Abolition and ecciun. 1 lie f.ml resolution, however, committel them for the Union uncondition illv; which means that tley

are for.ibolishinsr shivery, and sweeping away the

i foveieigntjr ct iStites, if they, in their fanatical

The Kentlinen f Iougln. In anoth r column we give a bort speech from

Col. W. A. UtcitAanso5, the gallant Congresinn from Illinois, and the special friend of the hte Scrntor Doiclaä. We trut it will be read lv m!1 mUu ceect the memory of tlmt ernioent sute-nian. In a very few words, adopting the. language of the Springfield liejiterf CA KiciiARtM)it,"f Cectuallj pike3 the treasonable guns of the Constitution treaken, so far as they are bajHy using the n;ne of the lamentcl Djiula in supfrt of their purposes in the closing hours of the re bell ion. Fi urn every radical ticwpaper, and even from Abolition pulpits, we heir the principles of Ijrr.LAs invokel a- authorityln ?upjort of Cnj;res!onal repudiation of the plolge.s of the Fresiientiind i'f Cngit" itself, favoring the ripht

ntid the tualhj of all the Slatit. and the invio- j lability of the Coi.-titution. In vain have thce !

fale.ers bteii appealed to to furbetr to thus desrcmf the memory of "the iilu-trious dead. To this h rar the e p j'itical hu-ua- pcr-ist in their efT rt to tarni-'i his hi-tory ly pi icing I, rn in the category of th e who repudiate the Consti

tution as it was in his day, is no, and ever i-hall ' b, if tho c insels A the true and faithful De- i mocracy of this nation shall not lose their wonted j w vight in i!.e hour of dismay and peril. The!

people will rule, and the Union, with it perfect Constitution, will be preserved forever."

I do not presume that when Ju 'ge Douglas j madness deem it necefarv. Thus all their re?o-j

thus eirongty asserted the necessity of maintain- lutions against abolition aie a farce, and meant ing inviolate the Constitution of his country thnt j only to deceive. he for a moment suspected that you would ever S Dr. Robinson, the Chairman, declared him-j attemrhe violation of the pledges w hich your! self in favor of putting down the rebellion, re- j RepublTan Congrea had given the j-oop'e, and j gardless of the mevns. Not a word had he j which your Republican Fiesident has reiterated j n gainst abolition, against the gross infractions ot i But the bills now under consideration ropj! to ' the Constitution, or against the corruption at ; violate not only your pledges but at the fame I Washington; but he denounced every man op-j time the Constitution. You forget your jroni- poed to the AdminiMrution as a traitor, and f-tid i hes; you advocate thee hills, and urge their the best thing that could be done for the country ! pa-age thr oug!i this Houe. i would be to ro,r up Dm. Voorhcei, and all men j m j like him. Why this animosity t Simply be-; SprUJ (.rn-sjMia(ir- f the n.ic-K'oTins. cause Dan. Voorhees has stood up in his man-J from Vn)iilu 'ton. ! liood, ani before Cotigres and the world, opened j " i up and exposed the nigHiitic frauds and thievery sin Expose of the ReM VUnt fur the Drftnte o racticed u,n the Government by the present j , , .. , , m ,,M r, " ! terribly corrupt Administration. This is the Richmond l.xubinaliwnt f the llfcent More- J . . ' J 1 "head and tront of his offending, for which he j mentt of the li,!,el Central JacK.'onUoir mi-t be jmn jJut .QQ u tQ that no man ; Meltoirrll nml Stutitnn trere Foolnl TIeCnt- is more popular in this Congressional distiicti qnrnt of liichmoht Ujt for MeCldfon Alone. j th l" I'icl W. Voorhees, and the people here t ... . . would riot permit one hiir of his head to be inAMUMiTux. June J. - t ,r, r , . . . i .1 ! tjured. I hev love him, ana will triumohantlv I am now it, posse-inn of facts which enable ; i,;m t,.,, to Congress airain next fill. " i meto'ive to the teadei. oi the Titws an in-j Delana Williamson, who 'is aspiring for the s-i;:ht into the rel oi,jus and purposes of the Hepublican nomination t.r Congress, was par ; rei-entatuckandilffe.it of Uuiksbv the rebel j t!CU ,rv pevere on "fth of January men," stvl-j

(Icn. Jackson. It will be remembered that three weeks igo four dnIWeiit Union armies were inaichiiigon Richmond by four iitlVrenl routes 'l ii b itt i of N illi iriisburg had been loiiht, ami Gen. McClelh.li was chasing the tl 5erot their army through the Peninsula. McDowell had got :s far ks Fni'tricksl.urg lV the -Otli of April, and. although for in .re than a nnoith afterward he did l.ot venture to i.i ive anv farther a uutli, it

inir them sympathizers with ?eeession and traitors. I His main effort i-eemed to be to prove to the lie- j publican patty th;t he was one of their number, i He came into ihe convention studiously nrepaied j with a scrap book nnd jIitical documents, but ! his speech w is distinguished lor i.othing except ; ei.ithets, and wsis altogether flatulent. I c de-' clared t!ie Dtmoetatic party had changed so often he could n .t now tecoiitiize it. Let this be

was supjseO at Uiclün -nl tu.it tie w..s only as k M:,v, we are piettv certain th it party will ! waiting lor McCleiiait to commence operations in uUt.rv f.,";! to recognize 'him hereafter. " ! form before that tity, when he would join his The effort of "oi l uncle Henrv Secrest" was :i ton es. Ranks as moving Plly an-i cautious- J ?vx tvvt f;4i!,;,e. He tried, with" admirable ze il, j ly doun the Valley of Virginia, and up the left j to .-how to the convention that he was a patriot 1 bank of the Shen an loan, and, it seeuuiJ. would lW1,j n..l(y to ..?n;ii tl0 ;l,t t!rup )(- blood" for his I get to Rlehmoud .-oon niter McCledan, und long j CufPV." ;t tJlP greatest burden of his speech j llore McDowell. Fieni'-nt alone, of all tlie WUH eiiIe--vir- in Ifiiviit the c-lt.tr&:- tint lie j Generals, was fiddling away his t'tne in the m..un- j W:M ., o!:cc M.t i;(.r. Jin",j J am t-OIreilod to siv ' tains, fighting imaginary guerrillas, and advanc- j ,),.,, on ,),; - head his labors were all in vain. Hi's ;

I)iatiiiea. Our advices from the Southwest indicate that th rank and tile of our army are dissatisfied with the tactics of the Generals in command. The men want to fight, if fi!.ting is to end the rebellion. They do not desiie the war prolonged indefinitely, merely to enrich cwntrac!ors and glorify the officer in command. They volunteered to restore the Union and maintain the Constitution, and for those objects alone they demand the war to be prosecuted. All other considerations should, in their opinion, sink into insignificance when measured with those. Every truly loyal citizen cannot fail to symp aUiize with our gallant soldiers in this respect. The integrity of the Government was assailed, and an appeal was made by the Administration to defend vnd maintain it. And nobly was this call upon ihe patriotism of the country responded to. The people are actuated by the single purjxise to maintain the Constitution as it is and restore the Union as It was. To secure these objects they aie willing to make any necessary sacrifice of blcodand treasure. Such is the sen. timent ot cine tenths of the army. T.'iey want the wvr to end by honorable mean, within the ahortest pos-ible period. If it is to be through blood they are ready for the sacrifice. The ferful responsibihty of prolonging the war is with the Aum.istiation. It has been voted every man and every oollar it has asked to crush out the rebel lion. If t';e war had been prosecuted for that purpose alone, with no design to interfere with constitutional rights, ere now the flag of the Union would have waved in triumph over every iiuh of American oil. Kvery patriotic citizen Should demand of the Administration a speedy term nation of the war. Ilavinir the means

placed at it disposal to crush out treason where'er i it re irs its head, it is without excuse if it permits j intere-ted parties to procrastinate hostilities until, ' l.ke the locu'ts of Kgypt, they eat up the Mid- j htar.ee oT the people. j Viru of Judge Dougln j

ing toward Richmond at the pace that the frog jumped out of the well, three yards upwards during thed iv ;nd five yards backward during the night. The Confederate Government, therefoie,

on a review of "the situation" after the battle

of Williamsbuig, became con inced that the only hope of saving their capital del ended on pt event ing the co operation of the armies of McDowell, Hank, and Fremont, with tint ol McCieli.ui. They were quite well aware of the strength of McCIe lan'rs aiinv, and of its admirable condi

neighbors know I, im too well to put an confidence ; in such protestations. The Republicans are jubilant over their con-I verts. They seem to think that they ein carry everything before them now. Hut "pride goeth before a fall." The people are, in Uli locality, j fully aware of the real character of this new J movement. The huiuoug is most too palp.ble, and its end will be an ignominious defeat. Talk i

about no party and uniting! Rut what kind of a

Lnion patty do they deire to form: One in which

Hon in regard to arm., tviu ments, artillery, eav- ),,mil(.,.lN ,,m.t Lv aside their views and swal-

airy, c. Hut they depended upon the natural w ,ju. ieiism of the Republicans. We j features of the country between Williamsburg j are prepared to redeem this count v from Repub and Richmond, and upon ptesentitig always a j liCi,n rule this fall, and with the help of God we j bold front by their rear gu.ud, to retard the , jmoj to b ittle on in tlie c m-e of our countrv's ; march of McClellan to Richmond until the end ,!e!iverance tiil Abolitiot- and scccss'k.ii are'iioj of May; and thij, they judged, would give them rn()I.e. ;tnd the time-honoreil Democracy is again i

tune enough to attend to AlcUjweli, Lanks, and j ,,l.M.e,l jn command of the glorious old shin of;

Am Mart and A Lincoln. i In a recent letter of Am ruts Warp, in which ! he says he is "recon-trucling" his show," having fought a collection of "wax-fi rures of our prominent Revolutionary forefathers" at a cost ! of about "two dollars er-d fifty cents per fore-! ftlher," the great shuw loan infornis us that he .

visite-1 the Fresident. He don't ?ay that the tb ject of his viit was to get "A. Lincot waxCgure" for his t-how, but he gives the following account of it: I celled on Abe. He received me kindly. I handed him mv umbrcller, and told him IM luve a check for it if he pleased. Th it, said he, puts me in mind of n little story. There was a man out in our parts who w jf) menn that he took hi wife's colhn out of the back winder f.r fear he'd rub the paint off the doorway. Wall, atout this time there was a mm in an adj iccr.t town who had a green cotton umoreller. "Did it fit him well? Was it custom made? Was he measured for it?" "Measured for w hat?" sed Abe. "The umbre'.Ier." "Wall, as I was saying," continued the President, treating the interpretation with apparent contempt, "this rnau .seil he had known that umbr !lerever since it was a parasol. Ha, ha, ha!" "Ye-," said I, larfin in a respectful manner, "but whit lias thi man with the utnbte'.ler to do with the man who took his wife's coffin out of the back winder?" "To be sure,' said Abe, "what was it? I must have got tw o stories mixed together, which puts me in mind of another lit " 'Never mind, your Excellency, I called to congratulate you on your career, which has been an honest ar d a good one unscared and unmov ed by Secesh. and Abolish at the back of you each one of which is a little wuss than the other if possible. Tell E. Stanton that his boldness, honesty and vigor merits all praise, but to keep his under e-irmints on. E. Stanton has apparently one weakness, which it is, he can't alius keep

hrs under gurmints from flying up over his bed. I mean that he some times dances in a peck measure, and he don't look graceful at it. I took m departei. Good-bye, old sweetness, sed Abe. shtkn' me cordigilly by the hand. Adoo my "Prahayrie tiowerl" I replied, and m ulemvev.it. Twenty five thousand dollar a vear and found; I solilirquised, as I walked down the street, is puttv good wages for a man with a modet appytite. but I reckon that it's wuith it to run the White House. Sumner Can't Se It.

Mr. Sumner has at length become alarmed at what he conceives an encroachment upon the Constitution. Edward Stanley, recently nppointed Military Governor of Xorth Carolina, declines to act us Superintendent of Nigger School-, whereupon, Mr. Sumner looks into the Constitution of the United State, to ascertain whether or not the President is authorized to aproint any k'uid ot a Governor for a sovereign State, and, strange as it may appear, Mr. Sumcer confesses tint he cat not find any clause conferring that power on the Piesident. He can't see it. We have heard of the devil quoting scripture when it would serve his purp ise, and Sumner quotes the the Constitutum when it will serve hi. If Stan ley delivers up persons held to service or labor, on the claim of the party to whom Puch service or labor is due, and ignores Nigger Schools, his appointment is clearly unconstitutional. It don't lasjuire a deoi-ionof our Supreme Co art to settle that point. Jl'Ml'S TO HE RlVEALKD. TllLRLOW WltD makes the following announcement in his last letter from ''London: It is now nearly a half century since "Junius Indentitied" was published, and although now, as then, nothing has occurred to impeach the letter in which "Junius" says he is the "sole depository of my own secret, and it will die with me," yet before the present year closes all doubt or question a to the authorship of those letters will lie removed!

AMUSEMENTS. JI ET U OI O L ITA i II A LL.

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TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10. IX TIIL (OMEPIES OT CAPTAIX C'IIAKIjOTTI?, the "srou:ixrGr AcrrrtEss -m o au 3K rjc

PXStt can be rcurd. IITi'-Vo,- rs ''Pn l "-'i viock. commer e at a. 1 A S O I C II A L. Is .

FOR A FEW Sir, UTS OSLY, Commencing on .Monday, June 0

TILL t'e exhibited the great National work of art

illastrative cf

Dr. Kane Arctic Expedition In search of .sir John KraiiUllHy Paii!t-J on 30.000 feet of canvas, vivi.'ly rorraying the weii-Jcr-i T the IDLAR WOULD.

Severs' relics arc"rpany the Khilirion, imunr hieb i . r T w Va.s' s.lu.lfr iL, ' I

t ...... rc. . iiu ' s MVOCK,

the only Esquimaux Do ever lrnnrbt to this country by ;

Dr. Kane. Also the cclelrateJ PACH.'K FLAG, W hich Is floated fur'her North and further Suu'.htlun any other fla in e.i-i-iKe. Descriptive Lecture and appropriate Songs by ri:0F. n. v. skager, Late Musical Director, St. Paul, Minnesota.

C! Admittance, 25 cent-.; children, lö cents. Dnors (' n at 7 o'clock, commence at 8. jel-dlw SOLDIERS' DISCHARGES.

Dllll'I Jl ARTKB.MASTKR'fi I '. f A K NT, U. S. A., j ' Imiianaj'olis, In t., JuiK' 4, N2. ) ' Y authority of M.j-r (Jeneral HxRerk. Indiana Vol- , 5 9 tiutrers may be ilischarsre.1 fr'tn tile I iiltt-.i State wrvire ly presetiün? the proper jiapers at this cilice. , (ttiioe hours from S A. M. to ( I'. M. J WIKS A. F.K1X, 1 j'.-ft-dAwl- V. S. A. OmmatKÜnz I'ost.

IOO DOLLARS REWARD. BY direction of l'liiloxenian Llte. No. 44,1.0. . F., j I will pay the above reward for thi- a( jin heii-ii.u I an.l roiivict it n d tie: jutsou or persons vjilty of the murder of Uro. Lewis Chaboiide, on the riht of t'ae 2"tli j of May. W;-. JOSK.l'U M'AL'lt, N. (., j June ls(J2. rhiliixei.iaii Lnle, No. 44, I. O. O. . i jeti d2W

PERSONAL. ; LI)W ni" respec;ful!y to re.-onimeul the Iiiiii.tr.

2 DK-tor t' all my friend an 1 arquain'ane.. la t!in ! vvarn;ef and test way. Since a iiuniber vT year I have j suffered Llieuniati-in, and app'.itd t the bt 1 hysi- ! rbiTis of the St.ve. but withi'i:t any siioce-s. Thank to ! Magnetic and Flertric operation ( f the Indian Doctor and ', al hi Liniment. I am iew cored of thi ynin. For p trticalar inquire at the Farmers Hotel. j

je-dlw II. E. rUKIIKIt;, Pr.pri-tor.

WANTED.

"S 5 "ANTED A man and hi wife to do the work of a V a small family. Liberal wn,-? will be eiven. In"ore at the Muvr Store, 4 l',,ite Houe. je3-dlw

Fremont. A council of General was aocrdaii;

ly held at Uiclimond about the tth orl"thtdj May, at wliich (ieneral Jtdmtn, JefT. Davis, j and General Jackson were all present. It was in j pursuance of the dan adopted at thist meeting j that of Jackson's subsequent operatior were I conductetl. J Hi first movement was a feint toward. Frede-

rit ksbur', executnl ahout the TJth of Mav. The e Sleet of this demonstration was to convince Me Dowe'l that he was tlie first object of attack, and Uetitrcville and Wahin"ton the second. If he

had spent more time with his troops, and less in

Mate.

Ciovrrnor Manly in or ill 'strolinit. ! The Iicveiend Dr. Collyer, the Ah'dition inis- 1 sionary to North Carolina, hails, we believe, from ; the city of New York. j In the city of New York the nero popirtation is vastly m-re ignorant and tlegradeil tiiati it i in ; North Carolina. ' "Charity begins nt home." i the oM proverb, j hy did not the Reverend Doctor Collier, be- 1

fore seiiint; out for North Carolina, organize a

vtem ot neirro

""Military matters are progressing very favorably in the West. There i. very little chance for m. re bi fights in the Mississippi Vallev. If the s ime re.-ult is not speedily obtained in the East, the reason will be beeause Ynshinjtoii is iu the E st. with all its morally malarious inllu-ence-;. and its tactions wliieh Caie more for their CMiitentioiis than the things essential to the nation il salvation Cin. Com.

an agon of terror, he torts of!' to the War De

partment, and bes "Staunton to let Iii iu have the divisiutis of Gen. Shields and Gen. Geary, then ; in Banks's at my. If he had asked tor 1; inks' whole army, the Secretary would scarcely ha e j refused him. the rule at the War Department being that McDowell has only to ask in order to receive. (Jen. Jackson, before this time, had re-; tiled with the main bedy of his army to Statin- ! ton, his rear .uatd being ;lt Harrisonburg. Gen. i Ranks, pursuing him, had got as f ir down as New Market with the division of Gen. Shields. Here, however, Shields was overtaken by a messenger , from the War Department, directing him to let both Ranks ami Jackson 'Slide," and to hasten: t reinforce McDowell by the most direct route. Gea. Geary received the sunc order at the same time, and both, of eoure, obeyed; and thus Ranks was P.'lt with f.'M)!) troops. This was ex actlv what Jackson tlesited. Ranks, thus w e ikened, reti e ated Irom New Market northward to Strasburg; and Jackson, leaving McDwell, Shields and Geary bv the cue ol (Jens. G. . Smith. Holmes, and Whiting, eomm Hiding the left wing strong) of the urtny vf Rich motid. began to pur.-ue Ranks. On tlie Jlth of May he pi ecit it.'teti himself on Rinks at Fron. Roval, and liiove him, helter-skelter, through tia-biirg, Winchcstt r, and Martinburg, i:i suci essit-1., and cle.ir across the l'otvouac int ) Mary land, at Williamji.ul. Now, maik the result. The whole coin try was st. titled by evei.ts unexp -cted. McDnwell, in another apMiy of terror, n'iia lnsfens to W iotoii. --ersiiadeil that the capita! itself w is nu the immediate ohpet tf the Confederates, and th it. :t t!icv now ft td t'sscssi -li of the llahiun re

ri(k! in Iii n w il not o Iii i r.

dawdling about vv annigton, lie could easilv have I , H , t iti . 1 - 1 . ! huod; penetrated through Jackson ileitis . but , m h notf a, we tluH th;lt the Keveren(1

Doctor Coll v er and those w ho sent him are anything about tlie educational welfare of the North Carolina negroes. What thev do care about is, to exasperate the

Southern people so as to mike reunion impost- 1 ble. What so well calculated to ex is; crate them j hs these missionary eirorts of Abolitiorism, by i which State laws are set aside and all sorts of crazy and fantastic notions instilled into the ! he ids of the negroes? It may l e said th it the laws of North Carolina ! forbid ling that negroes lull be taught to read j and write are wrong and barbarous. I

DIED. ROCK WOO D. Died, on Sunday, the Sth irt.. Carrie Denny, üau'l'wr ol' W lilUm . and Helen M. Kockword. The funeral will take place at 4 o'clock this afternoon, at their resid. nee, No. 30 South Tennessee sireet. The friend of the family are respectfully isvited to attend.

?l??i;il IS'oti?. 7(t AIVkRTISER$.AllatrertieMtnt4 t ale, for 1 tfievifeil ttuie, tti onlrr&l nut hfnr the extiratiim of tlie time (WjW, iri.'l p e'ef rrnt the reJ4lir r-ltug forthe K'imt'U' t the time ' are orilnni out. i MEDICAL.

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.

Who made those laws nece

arv?

There w ere

Sketch of lion. 11. .1. Riehard ftm , nf Illinois, in the House of Rrprrsrntatire, Mty'2l, The H uie having under cotisi leration the bills to coi.hcate the property and free from servitude the slaves of rel els, 3Ir. iiichardsoti said: ' Mr. Speaker: I prop-e to teplv to a single pint which has arisen during the progress of this dt'vi'e. Re, ulii-aii ttu-uihers have frequently piofeil .lud: l uigl.i wit!im the I it lew davs, and : jim'ed him. too, for their own part patjN.ss. ' Ainl row 1 Iesiie to remind lliein and the eotiu- ; try that in all his spt eche it releience to thi war , Jm!i.e D ogl.s to.k the bread and statesman like position th.it thi war ?L"uM I e conducted ' for ti.e t te n ation of tlie Constitution and the en btt euieiil f the laws; lr itothing mote, noth ing les. Hi j, s..i:..n is so cletrly lierinevl tint a le brief extract- fi om his l.ist sj CCv he w ill at or.ee indicate the truth of history. aid place hhn iu the pro er light betöre his countrv men. At Srirgtiold, Ii!.!), iu a s; eech made hfioie the Lerisf iture during the month of Mav, lM"l,he said: "The f.rst iluty id' an Ameticaii citizen, or of a citsen of any constitutional Gov ernment, i ide dietue to the Constitution atal the la-f hi i country 1 have no apprehension that anv mm in Ilbnoi or beyon j tlie limits of our own be loved State, w 11 m!sc n.-;rue or m:un derst.md " my motive So far a any of the part's.ui ijues tioi.s are concei i.ei. I Tand oa tsp;il. eternal and undviug opi-o-it'oii t tlie llepuo'tcaiis and the, sCCOs.0!llS A I'd again in the an. e pe-li. be remvik: iltt.ee, I result, tint I am ut pep.redto take tip jtrrus or to sai tion a po'jcv et o.r G'ireri mcnt üta'ie tip arms to make any w-r u;s;i . the rig'ntJ cf the Southern State. upm their in--ti'.uti. os, U'fii their rights of person or rop ertv.but, o:i t!e ontrarv, ould n.sh to their de!ei ri trtett them from assault; but while

that i the cae ! will never ceve to urge tav bc.tei.es oa the James rivtr below Kiohtuoiid.

(Ih.o Railroad from Haiper's Ferrv t)

Cumheilan l. and of the entire length of the Manassas (tap Railroad, they could return in s'ioti foice to their former strong position at Centtevilie, and tlius cut At'wi off from Washing ton. The Secietaty ot War waot tiie sunc opinion. Look at the map, and v ou w ill see that, viewed geographic til) , they weie light. Yet as mibtaiv men they ceitainly did not oisplav much sa.'.uitv in at riving at Micha conclusion. For nviitiry tea'ns it wa imr-nif!r for the Corte ieraies ti ui.trcii ou Wasiitiigtoii. et S".aut"ii wi;hhew McDowell" whole army lovvard the capital, for U delt :;se. an 1 te'egraphed thus to the Gov ernoi of each oneof the Northern States: " 'I hf r nttn j, in ;rtut jorcr are conv.-.ijon UjO it.:ton. I he ie org inize ati 1 forvv ar.i here i;n:n"diiteiv all the vidui.teei s and militiv in vo ir Slate. Edwin M. Stanton, Sevietary of War." A 1'deril com; !i nice with this tidiculous order would have brousht to Washington in ten d tys Jl'.n o k) n:en, and it; ten davs nr;e another '-." O'jo, making i00,tK 0 additional troop.. The obV't cf the rebel leider wa accom

l i rt i ror;. d'arvut, inci'ai.!.; 7

no such laws until after the ri.-e of Abolitionism. : T hey hecame necessary, the people of North Car- j olino thought, to preserve their negroes from tlie irisurrectionarv teachings of Abolitionism and ' t!:eni-tdves from the consequences ot negro in- ; suirections Then never would have been anv such laws but for Abolitionism. i Rut h owever Arong; and bnbarous, In the c-ti-1 mation of Northern people, these laws may be, had no North Coolin i the right to pass them; It is proposed in Illinois, y constitutional pro-! vision, to absolutely exclude negroes from the ' State Has not Illinois the right to exclude no- ' grot's' And wii.it would the people of Illinois j sivof the Reverend Doctoi Collver if he should,! iu contempt of such constitution il prohibition,; eider itito the business of transporting; negroes) into this State? 1 his whole, negro buires is a question of St i?e right-, and North Carolin i his the sum! light to prohibit the edueiti n of negroes within her borders th it Illinois has to exclude them from her borders. The Reverend Doctor Collver and his support eis linderst in 1 this perfectly. Thev understand that they are operating in North Carolina con trarv to a valid law of the State. Thev violate the law not only know ingly, but exultantly and wüh the keenest relish. They find the highest gratification in peering ahout among the North Catoüni negroes, teaching them sedition and in siirrectioii, because that is tiie way, above ail other wavs. in whit h they can do most mischief, i We trust tint if the government at Washing toil is itc lined to make an i-sue with (invertier St.u.lv on thi .(f.e-tion. he will acee; t the i-ie a id. let the Adm'ir-tratien recall lsim He ha ii"t gone to Nortli Carolina to overturn valid State laws He ha not gone there a acrusider of Abolitionism. He his not gone theie to in I er fere with the local affairs of the leople. He h is gone there simply to cxerci-e the power of thej'dite government an! enforce theFeleri. authority until uch time as the hv al reop'e of the S: ite shall be rei lv to relieve him of Irs du

Th tt he is faith.'ullv doing the woik of hi

DRY GOODS.

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fglO LADIVS OF DELICATE IinALTfl OR IMPAIRED X. orsanijition, or to those hy whom an increase of family is fror any reason oHectio'iahle, the uudersined would olh r a prescription w hich i perfectly reliable and safe, and whif h ha been prescribed in various parts ol t he Old IVnrln lur t he ruist rent nrv. A It hon yU 1 1-is 9 rt ir le

is very rhvapiand simple, yet it has been put up in half j pitil bottles ad sohl very extensively at the ehrhitant j price of $5 pr bottle, the undersitrtied proposes fur- ; nish the recij f.'r J 1. by the posses-ion of w hich every ! lady ran s'ippJy herself with a perfect safeguard, at any I dru -tore fo the 'nftinü sum of U5 cent per year. Any physician t jniiirist will tell you it is perfectly harmless, j thousand of testimonials cu be procured of its efficacy. I Sent to any p-vrt of the world on receipt offl.hr addre . j tne. : Dr. J. C. DKVKKAfX, j IM, n x,No.-.3.3,New Havi n.O .i.necticut.

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omkk Tocsrv, I c. 8. m rrrnriKi.n.

Late Adjutant Kec. Service, j Late of Sec-of St

-fate? office.

to vss: 1 a- n vtter field. U. S, CLAIMS AGENCY o. if) vr r ami i:cito- s-r., (Over Vajen's Hardware Store,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIA N A .

CHOCOLATE. LktiililUlirtl in 17SO. T AKKH".- I'KKM U'M Cilf'OhATF.-ITKK NIKl'AUKJ Cocoa. Uroma, French. ILin-pathir u Vaiidl.t Chocolates. wurranteU equal 111 uali y aijd flavor to ti.e Faris t h'co!ate; have stood the te-t of over three, quarters of a Century, and are prot:o meed l y all who have once tis-d them to le Miperii r to any other. Manufactured by W. U.iker A Co., at thir .Mill, ;n Dor-he!-r. Mav, an 1 lot sale at their l.r.cch Depot No. I'lT I ultoii street, 'ew York City, ai.d ly tir.-oer and lh aiers jrenerailv thrU-'hi-ut the Ct.iot". A hires- H. L. FIKI.CE. jelO !: rn gl7 FlllluU strut, .NrW Yolk. EXCURSION.

no: i 'ok louisyillk:

K,.,l .it i.

exctdient troop. .-.ere piraiv.e-J. uiv et toi irom the td ject they had in vie, and turned bick fr-'Ui Ki.htnon 1 towards Wa-hington. The Monitor, the tialena, the Naugatuck and four idl er ironcitd vessels, ail with heavy armament-, had, in the memtsmo. ion driven back hv the lebel

t.es. tr.is-

tioiiisni ev erv here

n is apparent fiorn the how ling of Aboli-

AbllAjXl) KXCLTiSHhX TRAIN t Will Leave Imtiunapnli K R TM h F AI X.LS C I TY On Friday, June 20, at 6 A. M.

counfrvnien to take up am, to fiht to the deitli

in dcietise of our indcleasdue righw. Long con tir.uel arplausc. Her.ce, if a wurde come, it is m war ot self de:en-e on cur part It t a war in ceterseof o.ir on just rights; in tb fen-e of the , tloveri.iiiCt.t which we have inherited as a price lev legnev from our patriotic f-ihet; in defeuse , ol ti.fse f teat rights id Ireevlon of trade, com-1 tM-rre. tran-it and intercourse fiom the center to j the cirrutnference td our great continent. Tbee i

aie rights we mu.-t rtruggle for and net er ?unender." And iu the ltt gre-it e.T.rt of his life, hij pee h at Chicago, nude but a tew day prior to

Li. death, Ue saut: "We n.ust Lot inrade constitutional right. Tr.4 ininceiit niu-t not usTer, ru r nna and children b the victim. S.tv..ges must not be letloo-e" Neitiier Republican tnen.!r. nor liepublican o(!:.iali any here on t.n-1 anv thing iu the rd-ove extract, lot iu any pevch or letter of .Judge lK,uf la, which will justify ihem in the !ightet y iulatufn of the Constitution. On the contrary, very net of lös public life, und even hiadving injuiution l his children, condemn unopiivo cally all the unconstitutiotial iegi-lation which

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been

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!noitrv?e-l th it our

guti'wat can not aid in taking that city . Michm n 1 must be taken, therefore, by McCielian's artnv alone. 'vVhatev er c n be dot e w ith the force .;t his dis pos t!, lien. Mel' c'.l tn will do I5ut he c in tot perlorm ir.iposs.üilit.e. Ihe battle i the Chickahominv , on Saturday ai.d Sulci. y last, (.how how desperate w;ll be the ic-i.-'atice which the rebels will in ike before y. elding up the ;xs session of their cipital. I he r pi n of b ittle on Saturday conterup'iated gett ng n round our lett limkandin our reir, and then att.okir.g u in front, dank and rear all at once, in overwhelming furo. The proniptne-s atid g tltuitry of (ieneral Heibtzelman, and tin1 cooh.c.-. ar. 1 -te.idv cour ag of hi olfuers and tror-. ahn ; reves.usl the cata-trt.phe. lien, l'hilip Kearney is one hi divi-toti commander, and a brat er otheer or a

no-te u-eful soldier doe nt live. Thus at the Chiekahorr.ir.r. n well a at Williamsburg, were the fortune of the day Saved b these two clh rer. I am hapov t se-e th tt Ceti ilcClellan'e otÜcial ditche be tr me out in all I sai l in former leitet a'tout the-e two ga'.lent men Hut

a 1 witt.eise! their dee.lof y tlor invsrlf, 1 rla;m the w ay the he ol of some ol them honld

Jeff. Davit l.arly IlUfor)-. A trilling litt'e lebeljaper in Kentucky professf to doubt the truth of our suiem- nt ic-spH-ting the origin of JetT. Davis. Wlut we tate-1 is well kiiown to hundreds of the liest cüien- of Christi n and Todd counties. Kentucky. Je.T. Div'-'s father livel f-r a number of v ear in log t iii!i. itu He 1 in h it is now the town of Fairview, twelve in de from H ;k.u viile Kv The hou-e is now w eathet boarded and u-e las a tavern Ul i D ivi w a a rn in of ba i chat acter. a bot-e trader and sw indler, an ! of verv low habit-. A tine le i-e was miing on o ie occasion ia the t.eiglibotliood, utider uth si.spiciou circuirssunces that he thought it afe-t to It t v o the countv und f' v to Mi-si--i; ; i. Jeff. laviis his illegitimate son, born some miles distant from h:s lather's house, and tiken home by h'm when several yeirs ot a-e. These are aoto-i-o.fict. Snne of Davis's relatives tili live in ti .it put of Keiitucky. We would Lever htve alio ded to this finitter her on Jen'.' escutcheon, weie not his fiiend continually prating al.ut Southern cei.tiüty aid the low breeding of Union j e ple Our ow ti opinion i that J elf. t b't:!i d es him ni .re credit than any portion of his shejut:.t life a$hriUe Courier. IT" The ultra At htiuni-t think the Constitution should be saved bv teing broken Tiiat'a

TRVtN I.F.AVKS INDIAN A I0 Us AT 6 fni A. M., AND AhKiVL. AT JFFrKhSUNVIl.I.F. AT Jl:.,' A.M. 1 0

I.F.Tt'KNiNaJ. Lt AVE JEITEKSOtVILLE SATl'LDAY, ; JL-SE 1. AT 3 00 T. M . AND ARRIVE AT ! INDI ANAPOLIS AT - .V F. M. j

Kar hi- tho Trip, t.OO.

JÖStPers ,ns wi-hu-g to return -atee day an do j hv ! !i":::'i:g ti Voudact-.-r. mi JefTer-ot.vi:!e 11 Uli. M. :t.i t: e ,-.t If. 1.ii.ip"I; at O.OO A. M . ant Ufr...tZ- j ;eT-d:-ev-i PIANOS. j

Piano-Fortes.

?$vk5 CHICJCERJNG & SON'S V tr

,r"Cj0) s pianos. ( STEIN WAY & SON'S e. ii ; -i .j, ' 1

to Ik? the tir-t to h ive done them ju.-t.re

arh l"iirtUr Journal.

mv:

Jut recei-ed t So. 4 fUtet Ihlw. Wt LI.D 1 STUWEl.L.

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS ANI) CINCINNATI Nltlt-l4lXl3 RAILROAD!

si,orte.t Houte by Tliirty .Milr! 1 NO CHANGE OF CA US TO CINCINNATI! Tbree traii.'l' Indiasipoli La'.Iy,(S u;day excepted.) ' IHISTTRAIN 5 -0 A.M CTNClNNVn LIGHTNING ! Expi sf arn-.e-a: CinrLuati at 1J A 11.. and Iexii:rton, K v., 7:30 I. M. j sc.nJ Train 10 A. M. Cincinnati Matl, a-riv. t C:?K i:.Lti S-10 r. 1U uiaklna: dirt conawth-ii with Little Lauii Radroad f.T Lovidard, Morrow, OüutLbc, ew. . ark. Zarie.xiiie, anü WLetliuc. T..irtl Train S:5 P. M, Ctucincatl Eiprn, irriiM at Cincwinati 11:10 P. MFare sir a ly axy 4ttr rout. Gall fr ronrtkkeu r4t th IndiaiiApoli ajd aoclnnatl Railroad, bagzag checked through. Sprctat Sotm-c B tart y 8 c-t la the riLt train at Intiaua'K'lS'. Ti-e !;! Cinciacatl train, MaJiJt on tbe f.flL track, belr.g tL fartLest track aouth ia the Union Deuut, at Indianapolis. . Yi. H. I- NOLLK, (ierral TWkt Aarent. W. Pown t. Travrlii.jJ AgtM n.j-26 'IT2

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DRY GOODS.

1? T23E5 LiLSaSS.

SECOND MRGE INVOICE SUMMER DRY GOODS TTJST RECET7"ED AT Hoi 5 East Washington St.,

PF.NSIOXS, IV.unty Link $100 bounty, I'.ark Tny, Extra r.iv, auit in fart all claims aiiniiist the United State, successfully and speedily prosecuted before tlie several I'epartments. Special arten ioti piveri t" Tiialdnir rut Muster in and out Rolls, ttRicer' Pay Rolls, Cointiititatioii of (Quarters for Rcri.itiiix (lRircrs, Ac, Ac. Particular attention givi n to procuring discliarpes for .sT:jeraniiUale.l" and (iis-vMed s.,,ÜHrs. Notarial business nod all kinds of ritins solicited vVi. have made arratienients with a pr"t;iine!;t attorney of Washington City to attend, in per-on, to all claims th.t limy V.e relerred to l.ea ! planers. It.ivit" had an s-f'-nded practical military experience, we leliee tliat we have i'ia!di a'iotis for doiti? a co'dect'i!; and chrni hti-i-iie-s that but f-'W possess. SoKhers, .r atiy ou else, tles:rin information cooeeniitip the .ie.-tion f any re tri -nieiit, company, or battalion, are invited to call, as no charges are made for any iufoniuitiou whatever: also, siji iicrs deirin triis..irtrtiio!i h..nie Ttoj. in tlnirreiriliieists will !' Kiven alt necessary inform l'loo gratis. Vnr connection wnh the ditf Ten Mditary Iiepartm nt d this , Staie e!i.ibiesu t hv of great t-er". ic to all desii infori.ia;i:i roiii fruit:i: t'.ie same. ' lO rKKKSCKs EV I'l KHIS-n. V. (1. P. Morton; Col. J. S. SiToons4.n. C. S. A.: lien. Laz. Nille; V. A.l'e!l Secretary of State; Cajt. James A. Kkin, U. S. y. M.; J. H. V..ien.(. M. i.M.eral. T0UKV I.nTKUFlKI.I). mj23-tlly Lock l-Uix 127, Iiidianaptdi-, Irninua.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.; C, L. . Matthews, ! GENERAL COMMISSION -am- ; FORVARDING MERCHANT, ; Larr Tirt1-Proof Hiiildiu, NO. 12 HU KTH T.. V F.ST SlI'K, Xtrturrn .Uaiii Street and tlie ICiverI.OUISVILLE. KY. j C' nsfimmetit- are respectfully solicited, and im- ! mediate sales w:th prompt retrii-guaranteed, jar.13

COSISTIXO IX PA LT IT

FINE DHESS GC'DS.. BLACK AM FANCY ILKx LACE A.U r'iLK MAXTIXS. MIW STYLES SAtiUES. LINENS. - "WHITE COOPS. (JL0 Är:b AND HOSIERY. EMBROIDERIES. IARASOLS. SUN UM HUE LLAS.

HOOP SKIHTS, MEN 311 is-.

LADIES' GENTS AND CHILDREN'S FINE CAMSRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, CLOTHS,

.HciiN njjil Hoys' Wear, Trimming, Aolion, Vr.

EVEKTTHING IN T.E LINE, ANI AT PK1CF.S TO MIT TI1K TIMK.S. CALL StN ANI LX AMINE I TFTU STIH. K M. H. G-OOD, Proprietor.

raLroads.

HOTELS.

PERU ANlj INDIANAPOLIS ; prencIVS Hotel, RAILROAD. wAAWxa j ICaO tt -e--r -? ' -' ' u w t 1Plr UN THE F.CIHU'LAN 1'IKN.

ISC2. s

NEW ARRANGEMENT. .'ew ICotite lo U'tiirno via Kokomo, 32 MILKS SIIOLiKr THAN OTHER T.OLTE.

ANI AhTKKMAV

V run a- follows: A Mid Train will stop at all taiioii an'

with train on tli CitK

road for Loji report, at IVru at 3:lö I'. M.

trains on tbe Toledo a.

West. Keturtiinir, the aA. M.. after tin? arrtvi frcni the Fast, and ar

0, IsS'Z, trains will be

ive Inilianapoli at 11:10 A M., aake clo rtiiect)i at Kokomo nati and Chiontro Air Line HailIparaiso and ULiriuo, and. arrive time to innke connection ith Wabash Uailway, pojL. Kast aud

cir or kw rB,.

mx.i.i: icoo-ns 30 ct.mt rr.11 iav. 11 . t t cif.ur fiM iCiVkl'HTiiT

j III I .st.iat., 1 v.

Opposite City Hall.

train ill leave Peru at 6.00 f the tr n in the T. A W. k. W. e at iTi.iiai.ajiolin at Si.'.O A. M.

in tine to make cot action for a 1 ioint Kat. SulL

a lid V-st. 4 An Expres-train wiA eave Indianapolis at lf:r P. f., con n et at Kokomo train for Chicago, arel arrive at

IiTU at f 00 A. M., in m tie lo niakerontiection -ilh train.-

goiag Eat t and Vet n tbe Tuledo and Wabasti Kail

1 1-Ml.S AS TiiEY MAY hi'. t)IvII.KKI IN THE

! If I -pac K' fe.-toiy. Tl re i l'..ir!er' -bep a" l

Ii..ti-roi 10 n:tacJ.e; to ll.e 11 l. I. i Z'T Hen a re of K-ititrr r a"d Hidinni W-a-r e niTi. hu;mh : i,.A:;aT,l-,Ily l'r 'pricfiT.

DRY C00DS.

way. Ketuniiii tLe sam making cloe cot:!ie, on t tits Cincinnati atr Valparaiso and !.' 4:10 P. iL, iti time to . Cincinnati, Loui-villr

Srxcial atttutjou

stock, produce and im

DAVID MACY, (. Thko. P. IIacoiiet,

rain will leave Peru at 12 00 M , n at Kokotno w;tli the traiiM CUicazo K.Vdway from Cbiiairo ort, m l arrive at Indiana oli.s at meet with tbe evening traits for ! 1 other point-.. ti t' tbe transportation of live hand i-e generally, eral Acent and Superintendert . neral Ticket A Kent. apl 62-dlj

ENCY.

W. W. LF ATIIKHS.

:0. CAKTKR . .

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Ecalhcrs, f ttrrr V .lie H cm an,

l'in;

Airencv

"-2t s; .-. aioe

Vi2aiiV collect

Back Par of deceased ,

claini-i and demand-,

residing in anv part

secured 1 v addrestjtipj

Oltice S6 Fast Wash' west of tin' Court Hoi

!. rKr.KNrr.s (iov.

lace, Ilri-it'-n. Durr.oj

Suoreme Court.

miected with a Military ,

t Wa.-Liapton City, areA',

. e prompt attention to the '-l ami securing of Pensions, id dircharired soldiers, and all tbe jmnst the liovernnieiit. IVrhoua the Slate may have their claims it m and statimr particular fully. !n street, in the second building square, Indianapolis, Ind. rtou, Laz.Nolde, Mj. Gen. Y1- , Col. John Cohurn, Judire Perkins, ap9-Uly

XI A Ti IS O I 5 II o w i. o s TI II o w icr.s i oki:i!!

tfui Pull in:

im:

A LF.CTUKE on tl

2 Cure of sperm voluntary Kniissioiis,

tri mirn:i.'i irenerjitlx

lepsj- and Fits; Meiitai from S lf-Al u-e, Ac. M. D., Author of th

Thousands of Suffere velope, to any addrc-

or tw o postage stamp ery. New York, Posto

in a Sealut Knretojt. v six cr.XTs. Nature, Treatment ami Radical

rrhif.i or Seminal Weakness, In-

xual iHl'ility and Impcdnnent? Nervosii s,Consunipiion, Fpl-

nd Physical Incatiacit v, resulting I'.y UOr.KUT J. CULYEKWKLL, (ireen Look, itc 'A Boon to . sent under peal In a plain en -pot paid, on receipt of six cents . y Dr. CH. J. t. KLINK, 127 Row. e tox 4Ö-I6. apr3-dw3ni is

flHKSF. Pills are t J result cf much steady and care1 ful exterieiie it J 11 varieties of Ft tusle comidaitit,

i(TU rities,

- ' s V

Ir f C3

iABMfiHH&aftaMkc 1

and in cases of lrn

or Whites, Inflamm -'ion

Womb, and in of

above all praise. Are entirely free fr are purely veire'aMe Usetl with perfect i-afe Amotiif the many tl parts cf the Union tbem.

Suppressions, Ix-ucborrhea

of the LUdder. Kidney and

rv.u Kiwrjry, etc. Their um ia

i any Mercurial or Mineral pci-on, ind are free from danger; cau be l-ainls that have Used tliera in all Mc c;eak ill of them, for all like

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Married Ijd.es in r-Ttain situations shonM not use tbeci. for reasons se!; reel ion on each box. 1'ricp On Dollar Vvr I!o. They are sent in a Wn. flat po-tatre free, to '1 part of the United StÄeü upon tbe reeeipt ,.f the price. Prepared and sold b $ Lii. KWIN;, No. IS Virginia Avenue, inyT-dAwly lndiai.ap'lis, Indiana.

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X3NT

ft FOR SALE. THE UNDERHILL BLOCK F0R SALE AT REDUCED PRICES. U-inblenuiliinsf Lot- fror.tir? onlVtjn-ylvar.:.!, I. liware and Mi-1:, -an M- ,

r n rt x je xx ' stj x xd x x x o

UF SQUARE NO. 4. AS PF.U PLAI. NORTH STREET.

EH W cß e5 e-5 in w Ph

10 left.

5 joi n. i

.oicn.

i4 r foot ,.j0.

rSfoot-2,250.

StöJrSI

It. OsROOI). jS-oM for f 2,750.

iMr;rLis ui.tiali:

tJS $TITl'TEi

a s N

m f a V t. a A tf

Iii. t( H.

Noltl l

r. DAMii .tiArv, i:q.

tsKfllillnHer.nr.Tiiidall ar soldi c .T I red. Iliirhlinpl. 7

3 Zm

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2 I

W cn H W H

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" MICHIGAN STREET. ffHE PRICE OF TiE BIVK PBOPEßTT OX VIICIIKIAN AND Di'.LVWAKE STIiEETS II AS EEN PF.DU-KD J from t ter fo to JMperfoot. On IVEii'jIranla frcrn $.',5 to f 5 r faot.

Thi. i the cheapest inj -aoa deabIeyacAßi propnj wiaecrj. ''J r torisci AsLir.gtou, le-

tween Ilünoi. I-;we and North atreet. men w Lae center oi mi.ai.,..-.

Partie wfhirr m.n-tinn io feet can have apart cf the neit lt.

TKIÜiÄ Oiie-furt r ca.-b. balance in 1, 1 and 3 yearn, with annual ir.trre-t. For further infonaaoncalt at t.y idVeoer TaltK-tt' Jewelry t.4s. lr,.!ianardU,lreliai, February 1, 12 fcol-16ni

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