Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3656, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1862 — Page 3

D AI L YS ISNTIN EL wr.itMDAY... ....Ji?ir. i h IHK llttLY sTATF. Sr STiM l.tsn.i.tby all tbt early a'mluj rrre- arH frH,r trs-tv", aa4 IH;w-rd ta aut trir ta vrrr.tt.wr. alvtathe urn time It I d'.tributed in thi.city. Tin enables readers t aditaca frm the Capital of Indiana, to get tbo news of tbt day fr-'tn six to twelve lors before thejcsn receive it thrf b 7ni pnM'.hf elsewhere. New dealers tvi carrier In any of the town on railroads centering at Indian polls, w Jl besnprl ed with thSF.XTIXKL on as gd terras a auy other ppr. CTSa for the Daily witl be supj tied at Agents' rat.. Ordera are .YcH4. dl w

Tbt impression appesr to prevsil anH.rig rr:r.y rmvrras that we bar no Jb O.TSca tonnerted with tbe SENTINEL o!3ce. Tais a mistake. There la no cfT.ce in tLe dry that la ao well prepare! to do all kind of F.OOK A TT Ii JOB FfclSTlXG aa w are except larse bl'l poster), 'jlwwiil feel on W '.ligation to all Iv-nvicra's, tot o.ly la the elf jr. but In the ?ut-f for any work they can -td to our office. Wm have ro public pv'ron.ve to depend on to ail tfc psper we ak tie party to at J us with tl,r work, aa fr as they can. We ran do a. good work, and oo aa g-iod term, a any other ofTw. Valuable Ifciiiiiiit. We bav for sal- iL following valuable d-Tunj'-nt, n-l ask ITtinrrsts tn every Cnntv ad TownuMp In Indiana toilub tnjrether anl :td for tbrm, redistribution: VoorhcrO Speeche. Tt peba of Hum. I. W. YouMri.s upon the finatiri.il policy and fraud of the AJiiiinistraU-n party, and his vindication of his statement in luvt speech In reply t- lri comment of Mr Luwcs. of Ma-sacbusetts. These, speeches how, froci It publicati record, the expenditure f t!i Administration; the amount of the public loJcbteioesa, and the gross frauds by which that debt bat Leen Increased. Published la one pamphlet of sixteen pa:je, and will be furui.bed at ft r hundred, and flO per thousand. Xprerli of If icttairdon. fand Aildrr tn the DrmncrHrjr of tlie l'nited Kinlea. Th peecb of Iloa W A. Kirn iudhux, of Illinois ex - the abolition scheine of nero equality, and what the tax-payer are paying for the experiment. In the same p.miphlet (if eight pa?e) U the Address of the LW:jicrarie Dieml era of Cnpre. to the D niocracy of the t'nited Slt-, prepare ! by the lion. W. A. KhMtir. eos, the D40.t Intimate frjvnd of .Vnit'-r IH)H.lai. lYire teft cent per dozen, fifty cent per hundred, and fuur dollar pr liiouviiid. Cirriilnlr the Ilortiinrtif . These document hou',d he placed in the band of ever Toter in Indiana, a :L:j dM.uv in a mattcrl v manner ftuhjffrt which have a df ep interest for every citic-n who dr t-ires to prt-erve convtitulional Iil-rty anl to perpetuate the L'oion m framed by the Tathera of the Kepnblic. Speeche hotikl be ordered by Kxpres. if po.ible, aa the pottage I a cent a copy, an 1 a this wait be prepaid, it l taken out of the mouej aenu All order accoojpamed with the a--h, wdl he promptly attended to. AdJres, ELDLU.HIRKNF.SS 4 BINGHAM, Iridiauapolm, Ind.

I Ortn.k$iofs TUUpl.tteof re-ort. r-n Uli I iioi. trert. 5outh of ihr F.trmer-' Htrl , tittir re- entlt ch It iti i-, 1. is be-n rffi'.te-f tl.nnho.t ii rrpleui-lie"! with it pux-k .f .-i:e wn.c nni I ju fr?Cj t'harifj Wirr.fr, l , h tU gm t!-raiF.ly clerk of ttn? e-t-iLlipTioitnt. anl tiie wirr. ol eitizer.a auU atrantr are a! aj courte0 iii tiiel. Z:7y wert in error tauten!. r in ut'nz thtt te reliminirT enmlrution of ilers. De ml and Knox, ctMr;re-t ;tl Whin if ; in the ren ALr-i-htra, t'Kik place before Emj. Fisher. The mittr wv heari t.'ure E'j Curt;, who KelJ the defcridint. afterw 4r! ÜM.hrj;nl L-t Jli1 Terkiri, to bil in th- uni of until reieal by due rouree of Uw.

Indiana IxTiTLTt foe the Edvcatiox or toe Ulind Members of tho Sttte Contention an J oiber rivitiii our i t j, are ref ex tfull irivltci to attend a re!ier-tl of rval an instrumental urnic. to be he'J tli's etenin at the above-n rne 1 in-titution, unJer the tliiettioit of Mr. L. S. Xec!I, te.tclscr of music. Exercise to commence at Ö o'clock.

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

"The African M tsonic (Jnind LoJe of In

diana coiiveuea in th'n titv to-day.

tTSevml romp mies for the 10th and 12th Indiana have rrivel and gone into camp. 3T The woundcl n:eiiof the 7th InJi in.i will be bent home from Washington in a few da. tTThe Auditing Committee on Military Claim Messrs. Branham, I'rett and Alellett nieeU to day. J"?r"EverylHMly oe to Cutininph;tmH for pure ice creim. He t'urniahed it to parties at home or at his arbor.

Lieut. Colonel Kin:; was serenade! at the Bates Hou.e. by the band of the l'Jlh U. S. Iu fantry, night before lo?t. Hart on D. Jones, the accomplished Sutler of the D-d liidiaui.has arrived in thecitj from the scat of war. IAt the Mairnolu, Illinois street, Mesr?.

Fl i Wright pn,prietoi9, lunch is tet daily at

10 A. 31. and 10 P. M.

irV"" Yesterday wm a bl day, rather, for pic nicking. Two gay and festive companies le't the citj at early niurn, only to return at dewyeve welter than drowned raid generally and particularly. Id other words it rained some on 'em.

Lost. A carpet aack, belonging to a discharged soldier, was lot omewhere on Washington, Meridian or Illinois streets. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the Central Hou?e, South Meridian street. 16-1.

Q'Tbe members of the Convention should not tail to examine the extensive stock of summer goods, silk ackj, lace shawls, flu pie and fancy dry pkh1s of II kinds, tit 31. 11. Good's, 2io. 5, East Wushington street. FciRTII CT Jt LY l-.XCtfcSION TO CINCINNATI, amd IttTiRS. An excursion train will leave the Union Depot at about t A. M , of the 4th of July next, for Cincinnati, over the I. and C. K. nnd returning will leivc Cincinnati at about 11 3D P. M. Conie one, come all. Fare only $2. Strangers, citizens and all others that want a cool, comfortable and fashionable hat, can find the largest and bot selected j-tock at Haker Mclver's hit store, No. '-2 East Washington treet. A fiesh stock of traw, pal tn and Leghorn hau are just received. 16-3i 3?" The last exhibitions of the Arctic Panoram will be given to-iight and to morrow night, at Masonic Hallt Do not fail to visit this mag niheent wutk of tt. Strangers in the city ihould, bv nil inea.,s, avil themselves of the opportunity. Masonic Noticl A stated meeting of Marion Ltidge No. 3ö till b held this evening, t 7t o'clock, at the tJrand Masonic Hall, tor the election of officer. A punctual and general attendance is re jiioted. Francis Kino, Secretary.

3ItriCAL looKS. Werden Ä; Co. have the only stock iu the city. They can furnish you with any medical book published, and at publish er's prices. Don't torget Werden & Co.'s Book, S'ationerv, and Wall Pjer House, opposite Glenns Ulock t5f"W. P. Dingham & Co., '20 East Washington street, ure headquarters for genuine American watches. If you are in want of anything in the watch line, don't fail to give them a call. You will Cud a greater variety than elsewhere in the cit, and at prices from $10 to

The IsniAMPnLis Momh.b Th: U the title of an aftertitioon ine which made It np' earanre

yesterday. II II Hand & (Jo , are the publish-

en and proprietori. 1 he Monitor h neatly printel und w ell rilled r. ;i!i li.rne and genernl new. It contain the latest le!"gr i jhio deMlche4 up to the hour of goin to pre.-., and is particularly lively and picy in iu City detriment. NcsiBLii Twixtt. Strnnger viM'ting the city should bear in mind that the fpectacle simp you pass on Iliii.ols street, coming from the dtjot ut to the hotel, it not Mo$a'$. iluiv f'Cisori h ive been seriously annoel and gtettly diappointftl by m iking th:s mistike. Moses's shop is on Wa.-hington etreet, t. e main bu-ii ess stier-t of the city. No 2U. ne irly up to Odd Fellow's II ill, signal' the big U). Are We tohavc a Fourth or JiLV CllibraTiox at T ti aw CafiiAL A good many iinuirie are nude its t whether any ate;. are to be taken for a proper celebration ol the Fourth, here. Will

no: the city lathers take the le id in tins in ttter. und at once initiate a movement for it accotnpüshniMit, woithy of the d iv we ought to ce!ebr.ite: Let lite pape;s speak at once no time to lo?e. Ax AnoKTio Citizen-.

The cxperier.ee of the public, for the p.it eiht or nine years, has demonstrated the bu t tint the old established jewelry store in the Kites Ilou-e, is the place to get god ods at low ai d fair pi ice, and we notice that McLene's stock is now full and complete, embracing all the new styles of the season in the way of watches jewelry, silver and plated ware, cl icks, c ine, hue cutlery, military g ., d. c . &c.,bouhgt ior ca-h, and lor sale at the lowest prices. "1-2 Metropolitan- Hll. To-night "I)-n Ciesar de llaz.in" will be preset. teil, with the '4M iul of Munter" for the alter piece. Miss Macarthv, M.s KosjI, M iss h letcher. Mrs. Ashmer, Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Higlit will all appear. Miss M icarlhy, the mot gifted of vocalist", will sinj: one or two ol" her favorite song-, and Miss Ilosal will execute one or two of her elegant d unes. The exertious of the manager to please the pub be should not go unrewarded, and we have no doubt that, from among the strangers iu the city, the house to-night will be crowded.

Meeting at iiii: State House Last Night. Representatives Hall waswell hlled last night by geitt?emeii who bid come up to attend the Jle pu!)licaii LTnion Convention to-day. The object was sämply to hold a kind of love feast, and lis ten to half a dozen or so of the brethren give in their experience. Among the speakers were Smith oi Fort Wayne, aad Gooding of H incotk. There was a good time generally, and everything passe 1 off barni'iiiou-dy. M arion Common lYta. In this Court. Judge Riv piesiding, the calling through of the civil ocket a second time during the present term, was concluded jesterday. Issues weie made up, ut no cause of general public moment was heard. The Court adjourned at 3 1'. M. until 8 A. M. to moirow. Next w eek the criminal docket will be taken up, and the cases of Webster, a rebel prisoner, charged with killing a comrade, of Gaston and Downey, charged with assiult with attempt to kill one Hurlau, and of McKea for larceny, &c, ic., will he taken up. The New- York Store. From the pirtner of this famous establishment now ab-oat in the East extensi -e cousiijiirnent. of beautiful, fashionable and durable fabric-, of the latest stvles and most elegant texture, have recently been received The New York Store i known throughout the State, throughout the West, throughout the country, as one of the very foremost of dry goods houses. Ladies daily throng it, and from a distance persons resort to Indianapolis" solely to mike purchases at it. To every stranger visiting the city we would respectfully say, call at the New Yoik Store before going home. Vinnedc.e & Sawyer. No. 9, West Washing

ton Streit. One of the most complete stocks of family groceries ever otTered at wholesale or

retail in this city, is to be found at the ert ibbshment of Messrs. Vinned-e Ä: S iwyer. No. 1), We.-t Washington tdrcet. Messrs. Yinnedge k Saw jer are among the most enterprising gentlemen, and alwavs lead the market with even thing fresh and choice in their line. Fruits in season, veget ubles in season. fih, game in short, every luxury as well as necessary for the table may always be obtained of them at the lowest cash rates.

5$"" The following company officers hive ben commissioned in the 'Jth regiment: 1st Lieutenant and Adjutant. WiiJUrn II. Henny; id Lieu

tenant, .acbeus l. rdield. In 10th regimeut. Captain. Her.ry D. McCoy; 1st Lieutenant. S imuel C. Vanre; 'Si Lieuienaut, Loteuzo (J. Tipton. 2, Go to Werden A; Co.'s and look at their new s.tvles of wall paper, hades, window fixtures, Ac. They luve the I truest and best selected swk in the city, and eil at the lowest prices. Wall paper and curtain hangers always ready to do their work. Don't forget the "place, "opposite Gleans Iiiocic. fT'-Artemu Ward" (Mr. Cht. F. Krowne) de.urred bis unique and eccentric lectur entitled "the Babes in the Wood," to a crowded audience at Masoiiic H 11 list night. He is a mirth provoking individual, and ladies ami gentlemen laughed until they almost split their sides. "Arttriir.s" goes l.ence to Lou'siille, we beliete. jf In discharging your duty to your country to day, w hieb all of course extent to do, dou't forget vt'i'.r dutf to society and vourself, r itnely.to be rell die?sed. You can mot certainly and r-ocosikAlly achieve this desirable cousummtiuu by fisiting Soencer, 32. Ww. Washington street, and securing one of his beautiful, desirable aad cheap hats. Bargain in GkNra Shoes -Joues Yinr.ed.;e 1 C. are ofTering great inducements to their customers, especially in getits' lasting, calf and got gaiters, tie and faticy dres wear. They offer gent calf boots at $- 50 to$l; Reicher' dress boots, $3 M per pair. Customers, will find that bir.iin are decideJly the cnler of the day at this famous hvju.-e. 1 beir atore is No. 17 West WaiJiir krtr.ti street.

Puvrs Frisii am Pure Water. Every householder in Indianapolis should sink a well and place therein a pump, that the labors of the

lemale members of his family may be thereby abbreviated. Mr. Elijah Ha.-ket, No. 26 Kentucky Avenue, is the proprietor of the patent premium pump, and we would commend it to the attention of all our readers. Mr. H tsket, having recently replenished his stock of material, is prepared to furnish his pumps at the very lowe.-t rates, and warrant all his work. tf The Excchsiox to Locisville ox Friday Next The public for some diys have beeu apprised of this contemplated grand excursion. A reference to the ad verti-ement in another column will show the hour ol leaving the Vision Depot, and the opportunities of returning from JeH'ersonville mi trains the same day. and on the Siturday and the Sunday follow, ng. The fire is only S - Riep irations have been made at Lou iville for suitably welcoming and entertaining the excursionists, and a trip the most delightful in all respects m.y be conti. lently anticipated. The Indiinapolis and Jeflersontille railroad is in ad mirab'e trder, and first class passenger cars will be placed at the dispoal of the excursionists. Tickets for sale at the principal hotels and book stores. North Miwu'Ri Railroad This roid is now n Hoi-ding great advantages to travelers to Si. Joseph and the far West. The express train lor St. Joseph, and all points in Kansas, leite St. Louis !t ö 30 A. M., and at rives at St. Joseph at 10 P. M.. on the same dty. being only six'een and one half hours from St. Louis to St. Joseph. The road is in fine running order, and being the only all rail route to St. Joe;h, Atchison, and Weston, within seven nii!eor Leavenworth, pis sengcrs will save eighteen hours time cover any other route via St. Louis. Wc recommend the North Missouri as every way worthy of pat-

Tiie Oatusk. Oc Thia formidable Imp!Hifiit of w iil oe ill be tiied with bul'e' tio day. Th? gun will be exh'.itel at the btie lluu-e y.irl at 'J o'cioclt nd th-n taken to tl.e? cu:k'itof lie city cr.d fire! with hill carui-Jti at a tir-et. Tiie con.n.iüee u; -oiti'e! by the , G terr or to tei the cu t. will p!eie be pre e;.t and uje: intend t!-e fcring of the hieo. PutriT Politics; or Uct'e-iast.cal Legilation on Si-aery, in its di-tutb;ng intiuence ca t'ne American L'nion. Ry Prof. Dvid Ci.iisty, &u-, thor of -C ttoti w Kif 'Ethiopia." "Chew:-;

try of A'-'ricultuie," etc. Furn l McLem, ;u' lii.'.ers. C ncinnati. This i a very valub'e brnik, and h"u! I be in the hands of every person tlutwji,! to be infotmel on the great in (luetic the pulpit ha exercised in bringing a!K,ut the present troubles in our ountry. In on! er to facilitate DeruocnU in Indiana in cett't g this wutk.' we hie them for Sale at the Sentinel orfioo. The volume i h mdMone! y printt-l and lund, containing G'24 paes. Price O b Orders from a disUnce promptly attended to. dw

COrVIMERCIAL.

TELEGRAPHIC.

; rtiiaao-K.! lurk Mnrkrl. Ni'jr Yoei, June 17. Flour unchanged Whit f.rra: les of Ch'otgo prii'g at $1 00 ( at; Milw-ukee c!t.b iQSl 04; red We,tcro $1 ieeu 16. Corn m Kl L2(33c. Prnviftona qu:et. Whisky firm ut 2öß25Jc. Sugar advanced j(ijc.

MONEY WANTED.

i !

"17ANTVD, fu'two year, to ftJ monaxe -ecunty. j 1 1 "2..'h. at percent, interest. Ad-lr- "Mon," j ftt s-i.tinrl (ty.c. Jcle-Ullw3w j

MEDICAL.

CANDIDATES.

rar wc ark authoriv.ld to anJtOL.NCE tl:e n.m- .f JAMES K. I'l.l'MM KU, a cand.d re to repre-M-nt Marin cn'ir.ty In i la next Iilaturtf ubject to the decision of the l- tu , r a I k- t'tmnty l'.ii"fn-ti-jii. MANY VUTKKJ. ""SP E CIA 7n OTIC ES r??'T0 THE NEUYOrs AND C0NSUMPTlVK (IK IMTH SEXES. A ktir.l L'lerirymau hv:nir brrn r-tir-l to liraitli In a f-w li, fiT many jfr of iirrt ufriiiif, i willing to a-it others by renditur lfr-e; on the recti nt ut a t-pa.d dirt-ctnl enveioe, a coijr ol tins jrei-cnpiion umhI. lnrrct to liv. JOHN M. DAGNALL, Je9-diwlm ls6 lu.tou rtrc-et, LrouVlyn, 1.

TO THE P O P Li E Of the United States.

PUBLIC JNTOXICE. TOni.lSO. Ac (MIX, rruccilH, o. Is r,ut U asliirigtoii Mreel Have bt-n appointed atcei.t. fr tbe al of ii ii a M i; i risxiii.tnib TIIK WOMiKKKL'b OliASl'Ll'S, fr the cure cTCoutrh, (.'"i 1, Stre Tlir.mt, Broi.rhüi, WLet-riri:, ' rritation ! the I'vul.t aii'l Tonsil-, ati'l lw-- of tlie Lüne. Sold in Urr boxe, 2.' et., SI et.. and 1 1 each. nlsJlwly C?rSINGER i CO.'S LETTER "A" FAMILY SKWINO MACHINE, with all the recent improvement", is the ItfcSl an l CHEAPEST and MOST I'.E lUTIKCLof all sewin machines. TLi machine will sew anything, frciu the runiiii. of a tuck in tarletan to the maklinc of an overcoat anything frora pilot nr beaver chub d.wn to the softest pau.e orKostner tissue, and Ji ever ready to do it w ork to jwrfection. It can fell, hem, bind, pat be r, tuck, quilt, and ha capacity fr a great variety t f oniaim tital work. Thi i not tb; only machine that can fell, Lei, bin J, and fo forth, but it will do mi better than any oth.-r machine. TL; L Iter A Family Sewing Machine umy be had in a jreat variety of cabinet casts. The Folding Case, which is new lecoi in so Jmpular, is, asit nainw imj lie, on that can be folded into a bos o." case, which, when opened, ni"es a beautiful, substantial, and paciou table for Ihe work to rest upon. Thecals are of every iüiaifinable uVsjt) plain as tbe wood Krew in its native forest, or a elaborately t:nil.ed as art can make tut iu. I. M. SING EH & CO., a No. 4.V4 Proadwav, New York. Xflndianapolis OEice No. 3 Odj-iellows' Hall, Washington street. aplS-dly

CAUTION. The market i full of imitation", represented to be the stme a "HkOWN'S t'.KONCHIALTUOCIltS," which are iu most case productive of poitive injury. Maay dealers will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced articles, aflordm more profit to themselves Ask fur and OBTAIN only BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES," which by long experiencu haveproved th'.ir value,having received tbe sanction of physician generally, and testimonial from eminent meu throughout tbe country. IlUüWN'SbKüNCHlALTnOCllKS, when allowed to dissolve slov ly in the mouth, have a direct influence to theafiVete.l patts: the sedative and soothing effect tothe mucus lining of the windpipe into the bronchii allays Pulmonary irriutiou and Kives relief ia Coughs, Cold, and the various ThroatalTectiou&to w hich public speakers and nintcersare liable. febll-dlj'2

DRUGS.

NEW FIRM.

TIIAVE r.iK:iated with rue in business Mr. 0. W. loan, who has been an asitant in the tore f-r a iimnt.er of years past. Hereafter the business will be continued at the old tand umier the tirni of ItllUUMX: A SLOAN. I feel frrateful for the liberal patronage which we hive ever received trut by strict attention to business and the ttauti of our customers to merit and retain ihe same. K. BROWNING. VLL persona knowing themselves indebted to me will please call at their earliest convenience and make seitlcineiiti'f same, and oblige U. liKOWXlMl. BKOWMG V fSLOViX, (LATE R. EROWNING,) JLT Im wV Jt rJF m , 22 Vet Wahington Street, Indianapolis, Have in store a large and well selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Faints, oil, Vainishes,lye stuffs, (ilassware. Window (jUs.Uruhc!, Cigars, Tobacco, Spices, Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Coal Oil and Lniops, Patent Medicines, and all article to complete the stock of a Dnnrpist. As we puroba'? principally for c t.-h, direct from the importer and manufacturers, and being desirous to retain the rep itation which our house has ever enjoyed of selling ff-Mf,SrrJi ii'thU, great care is taken hi the selectiou of Lrus in reference to their j-urity. Our facilities are such tha' we feel confident we can offer, in and unadulterated articles, a strong inducements as any other "Western house. All order will receive the personal attention tf one of tb tlrm Great care taken in thodi-penring of phvsiciA'ts' prescriptions and family recipes from Mrietly pure articles, and we feel confident we can render talifaction ia the jtt ic and qualitu of rood. BROWNING A SLOAN, 22 West W ashington street.

PAINTS ! 0ILSVA1LMS1IES! 200 KKftS 1ur Wnit Zinc; gQ BAHREIN UnrtedOil; 2Q CASKS Tellow Ocbre; Q CASKS Venet. Ked.

With a lanre rtock cf Varni-hes, Taint, and Color cf

all kmus ground ia oil and dry. For sale at Die lowest

li.nures. BROWNING A SLOVN. 22 West Wa-h;tii?ton street.

I IK ST American and French Window Glas; Unboxes

33 " indow assorted, from SxlD to 3660, in store and

t'-rsaie at lowest teures bv BROWNING A SLOAN.

Brushes! Brushes!

Oft ft IZFN Fa;nt and Varnl-h Brushe. Wall

wl II Bru-be, Sa-a Tool, I-ender., Scrub, SLce, IbTse, Harr, Hat, and Cloth P.rush,., of all kinds at lowest

r.kure at BUOWJtlNU A 5LOWS. jflt-leidAweew3ui

In tie moTjih of December, 1S5.S, the undersicnel tor tbe first time offered for sale to tbe puMic Dr. J. Hove? Im1v Imperial Wine Hitter and in tbi short period they hav given such universal satisfaction to tbe many thousands of persons who t a retried tbein that it U now an established article. The amount of bodily and mental misery arising simply from a tag' leet f fctnail cotuplainta U urpriniug, and it i therefore of tie utmost importance that a stric attention to he Ieat and most triflinj boilily ailment should be bad; for diseases of the body must invariably affect the mind. Tbe subscribers tow only ask a trial of DR. J. B0VEE D0DS' IMPERIAL WISH BITTERS! from all who tave not used them. We challenge the world to produce their equal. These lamias for the cure of Wsak STOMAcns.flr.sr.iut. Dr.Bii.iTY, and for I'CKirvixu and Eskichiso th1! Blood, are absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy on earth. To be assured of this, it i only necessary to make tbe trial. The Wine itself I of a very superior quality, being about one-third stronger than other wines; warming and invigorating the whole sytehi from the bead to tbe feet. As these Bitters are tonic and alterative in their character, so they strengthen and invigorate the whole system

an 1 give a flue tone .jW hi'lhj arti m to all it part., by equalizing the circulation, removing obstruction, and producing a general warmth. TLey are also excellent for Diseases and Weakness peculiar to Females where a Tonic is require! to strengthen nnd brnrc Use ) fttem. No lady who is subject to lassitude and faintiie, should be w ithout them, as they are revivifylug in their action. THESE BITTERS Will not only Cure, but Prevent Disease, and in this respect are doubly valuable to tbe perou who may use them. For I NCI PI EST COXSUM PTIOX, Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Disease of the Nervous System, Paralysis, Piles, and for all cases requiring a Tonic, DR. DODS' CELEBRATED WINE BITTERS Are UiiMirpasscil! For Sore Throat, so common among the Clergy, th are truly valuable. For the aged and infirm, and for persons of weak constitutioti for Ministers cf the Oypel, Lawyer, and all public speakers for biook-Keepers, Tailors, Seamstresses, Students, Artists, and all persons leading a sedentary life, they will prove truly beneficial. As a Beverage, they are wholesome, innocent, and de

licious to the tate. They produce all the exhilarating effects of Brandy or Wine, without intoxicating; and are valuable remedy for persons addicted to the use of excessive strong drink, and who wPh to refrain from it. They are pure and entirely free from the poisons contained in the adulterated Wines and Liquors with which the country is flooded. These bitters not only CURE, but FREVENT Disease and should be used by all w ho live in a country where the water is bad, or where Chills and Fever are prevalent. Being entirely innocent and harmless, they may be given freely to Children and Infants with impunity. Physicians, Clergymen, and tempcrancw advocates, as an act of humanity, hhouM assist ju spreading these truly valuable r.nTEItS over the land, and thereby essentially aid in banishing Drunkenness and Disease. Dr. .1. HOYi:i: DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS Are prepared by an emineiitaud skillful physician, who ha? used them successfully in bis practice for the last twenty-five years. The proprietor, before purchasing the exclusive right to manufacture and sell Dr. J. Bovee Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wine Bitters, had them tested by two distinguished medical practitiouers, who pronounced them a valuable re- iedy for disease. Although the medical men of the country, a a general thing, disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet we do not believe that a respectable Physician can be found in the United States, acquainted with their medical properties, who will not highly approve DR. J. DODS IMPERIAL WINE B1TTEUS. In all new ly settled place, where there is always a large quantity of decaying timber, from which a poisonous miasma is created, these bitters should be Ci-d every morning before breakfast. These truly valuable Bitters have been so thoroughly tested by all class of the commuuity for almost every variety of disease incident to the human system, that they are now deemd indispensable as a Touic, Jkdiciiic and a Beverage. Purchase one Bottle! It Cost but Little! Purify lite III nod! Ciivc Tone to tlie StomnrliJ Itcnovsate the Sjuleni! uud Prolong Life. DR. J. BOVEE DOBS' IMPERIAL AVISE BITTERS Are composed of a pure and unadulterated Wine, com bined with Barberry, Solomoa's Seal, Comfrey, Yild Cherry Tree Bark, Spikenard, Chamomile Flower, and Gentian. They are manufactured by Dr. Dods himself who i an experienced and successful Physician, and hence should not be cUf cd arnons the quack nostrums which fiood the country, and against which the Medical Profession are sojustly prejudiced. In nil Affection of the Ifend, Sick Henrinclie, or Xervoui Headache, Dr. UndO Imperial Wine Hitters

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Usfitl IwtNTtON. Necessity leidj to many inventions both tor the hvir and the dead. Mr. M itthew Long's experience as ati undertaker has led him to the invention of A refrigerator better adapted to the preservation of a corpse than anything ever tefore used in this city. A decrirtion cf it is unnecessary. Iti sufficient to say that the corpse may e drecti for the grave ud then inueu so as to be preserved for any leath ol time The bo ued only occupies the space of a inoling board, and the appamttii can easily be applied. Sj far m it li t. been ued in thi city it 1. 1 teen a. perfect suc'e. SIkjuIJ a mournful occasion require it with auy of our readers we comnieikd them to Mr. Long. KMm

owea TotsKT, I c. s. CTTr:ru. Late Adjutant Kec. Service. Late of Sec of -State's office. TOl'SKV V UUTTEHFIELD, U.S. CLAIMS AGENCY 0, 19 Wr.r tt AilIIMiTO. M., (Over Vajen's TJarfware Store, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

The many certificates which have beeu tendered us, and the letters whxh we are dan'y receiving, ate conclusive proof that an.onir the women these Bitters have given a satisfaction which no others have ever done before. No woraan in the land should he without them, and those who once cse tbetn, wiil not fail to keep a supply.

IT" We learn that Mr. Herir.::, who bs been

for more than two years and a half tuning a id repairing pianos., caeloJeon, and all other kind of instruments, at Mes-rs. Willanl & Stoweir, has left their establishment, and is now tailing and repairing on his own account. He i well and favorably known to our music loving citiens that commendations from us are unnecessary. Mr. Allen, Mr. ltrummer, Mr. Teirsall and Mr. Sutfern. our resident teachers, beside the artiis who visit our city to give concert , ? uch as M. He Spies, pianist of Madame Itishop, and Mr. Mulder, husband and pianist of Madame Fabii, all pak of him in the hirhejt term as a tuner

1EXS10NS, Bounty Land. ?100 Bour.ty, Back Par, tatra I'ay, and iä fact all claans against the I'niied Mares successfully aud needi!y proeecuted before the se.rral leparunents. Special atten ion (riven to making out Ma'ter rn and out Rols, Hfliifrs' Pay Rolls, CvanmutaUon of Quarters for krcr.utina- Oncers, Ac, Ac. Particular attention pven to procurins discharges for "sujx ranünated' and djsat led soldier. Notartal buires aixl all kind, of writingr solicited w have made arrant ment with apronnnent attorney of Washincton Hty io attend, in person, to ail claim that mvr be referred to headquarters. Having hai an exteuvled practical military experience, we believe tha! we have quaiifcatiot. for doitjr a collecting' and claims business toat but few possess. Soldiers, or any one e!, desir.r.g information coticerr.iiig tbe location cf any regiment, company, or battalion, are invited to call, as no charges are made fur any ir.furuiation whatever, also, sold. er desirinir tran-p nation home or to Join th-ir rerimerits wi. I be c.hd ail necessary information pratis. Our nniection with the diff. ren Military Iep?rtmnt this State enables u- to In- of great service to ail deiring informauou coi.ceruw tbe same. trrt kiNcis sr rrswissiox. ti..v. O. P. Morton; Col. J. s. Mmon-on, U. S. A.; Cen. Lax. Noble; W. A. Pelle, Secretarv of Mate; Capt. James A. tkin, U. S. Q. At.; J. II. Va'en.y M. (i.Deral. TO L" SKY A PLTTKKK1ELP. ii.l-llr Ixk Box It?. Iifliaab luJia&a.

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From Wahlucton. Waähinctox, June 16 I he Tribune's apecial u-dy, from Manassas, says: A loval black came into camp last evenin?, arnl

rejiorted the arrival oi a retel soldier from Jack- j

eon s army at budley church, near Bull Run

teld, the object ol which was to learn tbe number of troops at thii point, and return to J.tcktion. At midnight a lew meu from Major Duffey'g counnaiiii went out and captureU him, and he i low a prisoner ut liejdujrters. Kejwrti uiecurrent now here that Jackson Las been reinforced. Dispatches to thU date from General llalleck have been received at the N ar Department. They present no new features with repaid to Beauregard's army, which is aupposed to tili remain iu the vicinity of Okalona. Overton and Columbus dispatches from the army of the Potomac, dated 7 o'clock this evening, indicate that all is uiet in front of Richmond. (Jen. Dix inform the Department that the military telegraph has been completed to Norlolk and Sullolk. The correspondent of the Times in the army of the Potomac, on the evening of the 13th says: The rilit win; of the army to-day was attacked by the rebels about 11 o'clock, who succeeded in capturing nearly all tbe pick els of company II, 5tli regiment of cavalry. A scouting party of company F was attacked by a lare rebel force, but uiaue a f:ood liht. Ou the reu eat our email force burned and uestioyed their lent, ic. The rebels succeeded in taking a lew prisoners. Our force retreated to the Chickahomiiiy, but the rebel did not foil jw. The rebels now hold a position at Old Church, but will probably be driven from it to-inoirow. Another con esjiondent, dating Fair Oaks, 13th, täte that -the 1st Kxcebior charged on the rebels driving them out of some deserted houses, but beinx ictnloiced the rebels airain advanced

and burnt the houses. Five of the Excelsiors were killed. Several rebels were seen to fall. An attack is momentarily expected, uud wagons, ambulances, c, have been tent to the rear and troops kept under arms. The Tribune's correspondent, under date of Savage's Station, June 11. tu): The down train from our advance last evening to the White House, was attacked by the enemy lour miles from the lower btalijii, which is the terminus'of the road. This road is the principal machine which supplies our army with food and ammunition, and which rapidly moves troops trom the trauspoits to the front. It is iudispensible to the aimy, lit erally indi-peiisible. It whs soldierly audacity which led a squadron of lbt) rebel cavalry around our right, down to the track, and there awaited till just about moon rise for the train. A rail previously removed secured the stoppage of the cars; the cutting of the telegraph wire seurttl the enterprise Irom publicity, and from interruption. When the expected train came opposite the ambush it was tied upon, six men in the cars and on their roofs are said to have been killed. A Colonel and a Major, supposed to have been ou the train, are missing; a Captain and eight privates are jositively said to have been cap tured. The cavalry finished their work by burning part of the train, and drraaging the road so extensively that not a car traversed the line from t P. M. till 11 o'clock the next morning. This wa bad enough in it, direct and positive effects, not to speak of its suggestions; but more remains. These bold hvrsemen foraged close up to the White House, and carried terror with them s.s they went. They plundered and burned several vessels iu the I'atnunkey river, swept down on a huge wagon train, and, it is said, burned a train of lull sixty wagons, kiliiu a number of teamsters. This made so decided, an impression on the nerves of authority at the White House that thesck, wounded and women were hurried on board the steamer Spaulding, which has a safe guard of iron plating. Steam was instantly got up on all the other vessels in the stream, and very many of them dropped frora their mooring, and went below to positions of fancied safety. It is positively said the marauder were Stonewall Jackson's. This active rebel General's army has wholly escaped Fremont, and is now on our ti iuk. So the country people north of us say, and I believe it to be true.

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they ar to be ad. lie has not been furnush! j with aran tobepi.veJ ia li.e bmj of Uim and j bfu k fugitive. As ts thvtpirt of the reouunn ! calling tor tbe order and corre;'iidence be- j in et:i Gen. liui.ter sr. J the Department, tut!

Jt ir"iutui ma.iuvis me? orvicurj to HT mil SUCQ a repcrt at this time, wenid b inprojer L2 iucornpat Lie with the public service Col. Da poet has lorwarded to tfco Xary Department a repcrt frora Lieutenant coaaaardir.j Amnion, of the United State pjnboat serrice, at Mayport Mill. St. John's river, Florida, aanouncing the death of L'eut. John O. Sprosten, the executive officer of that vecl. June S. He left in command of three boat., with acting master J. H. Köper, roaster- mate Fiske, and forty men with email arm. He was accompanied by thirty men from me Patriot. The object was to rapture a man nameJ Getge A.

Huston, a captain of a com pan t of rebels now in the vicinity of Block creek, lluston met hira at the doer of his house, and shot him in the breast, killing him instantly. Huston was then secured. Commander Dupont, w riting of Lieut. Sproiten, says:

He was an able, brave, and devoted officer, from the State of Maryland. He had come under my observation on the China station, in o. He was distinguished while in command ol one of the botts which destroyed the rebel privateer under the 2ut of the Petisacvla navy yard, in September lro'l, and hi whole conluct during the war has been gallant ami rueritoriou. I consider him a great loss to the fieet and -service. E. L. Plumb, bearer of diratchea from Mexico, arrived here on Saturday. Piumb left the city of Mexico on the 2Ut ült., and Vera Crux on the 1st. He hriugs ratified copies of the P-e-tal Convention and extradition treaty concluded with Mexico last December, the ratifications of which were exchanged in the citv of Mexico on the 20th ult. The news receired of the defeat of the French at Puebla is fully corfirined. The Meaic.ui force were not, a ha been stated, iu greater number than the French, on tlie contrary, were in le-?, and a portion of them only had the adVantage of intrtiahuientj. The fight was bravely contested by both sides, hut in each of the three determined charge, the French were repulsed, and force! to retire. Since their retreat to Orzioa, the French for ces have beeu closely hemmed in at that place, but no attack tijHiii them will probably be made until the disposition of the Emperor 1 known. It is still hoped he will withdraw his support from the mad and reckless schemes of Soligny und Almonte. The policy of the Constitutiontl Government thus far h is been purely defensive, and no feel ingot animosity has as yctl-eeu aroused against either the French people or Emperor, but the hatred against Soligny and Almonte and their parti sans, is inten.-e. A lew acting Assistant Surgeons are wanted by the navy department for temiorary service.

From Hieiv York. New Yobk. June 16 The Time Port Royal correspondent, under date of the 12th, states tbat Brig. Gen. Wright landed at Sea brooks Point ou May 31st. The Cih Connecticut first landed, and had a skirmish with the rebels on the 1st of June, and drove them across the river and took possession of the bridge. On the 1st and 2d, Generals Hunter, Ben ham, and Stevens, with a good force, went to Stouo Inlet, accompanied by eight gunboats, and landed on James Island without opposition. On the öih, two companies of the Roundhead regiment penetrated within the enemy's lines, and had their retreat cut off, bu the bth Michigan succeeded in relieving them, and drove back tiie enemy, w ho retieated w ith Capt. Clint of the Roundheads, and about a dozen privates, as prisoners. Adjutant Walker, of a South Carolina regiment, was capt ui cd. The latsit information is that on last Tuesday the 97th Pennsylvania. 47th New York, and two companies of the Gth Connecticut, were attacked, but after two hours' righting the rebels were

routed with a lois of 17 killed, C prisoner., and 30 wounded. Our loss is 3 killed, 13 wounded. Next day the Sih Michigan and 79th New Yoik charged on the rebel battery, half a mile in advance of the former position, and captured three guns, destroying the rem lining one. Rebel officers taken prisoners say that the approaches to Charleston are lined with batteries, and every inch of the ground will be hotly contested. The Hilton Head correspondent of the Times, l?th, feays: The Colonel commanding at Beaufort got scared at the reported landing on Port Royal Island of 300 rebels, and Beauiort was quickly depopulated. A gunboat reconnoisance proved to be untrue. ieu. Hunter has returned from the vicinity of Chirleton, leaving Gen. Benharn in command. The fall of Charleston will become a matter of history soon. The colore! regiment i not dbbauded, and n company is detailed daily loading and unloading vessels.

From .TlcClrllnn'ft Department. White Hocse, Va., June lf. Several guerrilla parties are hover'ng in the rear of our army. On Siturday and Sunday a small party was prowling around the cavalry on the opposite aide of the river, their object being to await an opportuiiity to destroy tl.e shipping at this point. Another party was at Charles City Courthouse on Siturday, nnd to-day it is repotted that they are in the neighborhood of WiHianibt.rg. Ten of the most prominent citizens remaining on this side of the Chickahomiiiy, have been ar rested. They undoubtedly gave the inform tien upon which the rebels have operated on our rear during the past few days. The rebels made an attempt to drive ia our pickets, in front of Gen. Heintzelman, for the purpose of ascertaining our force and posltiou. A few w ere wounded on both sides, but none were killed. Washington, June 17. The War Department has dispatches from Gen. McClellan's headquarters, dated 4 o'clock this P. M. No especial movement had taken place. Tbe weather ws very line, and the roads improving rapidly. Our cavalry yesterday paid another visit to Ashland, surprised a party ot rebels at that point, drove them ofl", and captured some property. The advices from other quarters contain nothing of public interest. Parson Brownlow has received an invitation to be present at the 4th of July celebration, which he declines. In his reply In fires a broads.de at the sympathizers he his encountered in this and other States, principally members of the late Breckinridge party.

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Washington, June 17. SENATE. The Facifcc railroad bill was taken up. The question being on the amendment offered by 31 r. Harlan to make the road at a point at or as near Fort Kearney as shall be found practica ble by actual purveys, which was discussed at length by Messrs. Harlan, Pomeroy, Lane of Kansas, McDougal, Merrill, Wilson of Massa chusetts, and Henderson, it was rejected yeaa 1, nays 21. The question was then resumed on the amendment of the committee, fixinz the commencement at the 100th degree of longitude. This amendment was modified on motion of Mr. C'ark, so as to make it the lOUth degree with the Terri tory of Nebraska, and adopted. A large number of amendments was propose! by the committee and ador ted. On motion of different Senators, a number of names were added to the list of corporations. The bill was then reported, and the Senate adjourned. HOUSE. The House went into Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union, Mr. Phelps of Missouri in the chair, and proceeded to the consideration of the special order, vie a bill to authorize an additional issue of United States treasury notes. Mr. Spitulding of New York had the mode adopted six months ago, for raising money, and it w ork el well as a war measure. Neither the executive or legislative departments of the Government could place a limit to its expenditures during war. All they could do was to contract a debt which is necessary to sustain the army and navy. As all parties are agreed that there must be a vigorous prosecution of hostilities, therefore all parties should affonl means for that purpose. The Secretary of the Treasury ought to clothed with ample power to meet any contingencies, and he would vote to confer it upon him, believing that he would exercise it wisely, and for the best interests of the country. The grounds upon which this bill rest is necessary, and hence immediate action is essential. The treasury bill was then laid aside. The House concurred ia the Senate's substitute for Mr. Arnold's bill. It forever prohibits slavery in tbe Territories now existing or which

any time hereafter may be formed or organized. The Senate bill donating lauds to the several States and Territories, for the establishment of colleges for agricultural and mechanical art, was taken up. The House, by a large majority, refused to refer it to the Committee on Public Lands. It apportions laud to each State mud Territory, at the rate of 30,000 acres to each Senator and Representative, and delegate, according to the

census of lboU. 1 be interest on the proceeds on the sales to be appropriated for the above named purposes. The bill paesed. Yeas, 83 nays 25. 1'he House then adjourned.

From Washington. Washington, June 17. The Lynchborg (Va.) Republican of the 9ih, contains an article predicated on the statements of an English deserter from King's division, in which it is said that the secessionists of Fredericksburg are roost contemptuous in their conduct towards our flag. Tbe ladies are especially violent n their insulting conduct, and that frequent threats of punishing them are made by Federal officers. The Republican says that two more unmitigated scoundrels than Andy Johnson and Gen. Butler, never lived. They deserve death by any means, the editor thinks, and he is surprised that some one has not, before this, in the spirit of the noble Jackson, the murderer of Ellsworth, sent the villain to their long account. Several days ago a resolution was passet by the House, inquiring of the Secretary of War whether Gen. Hunter has organized a regiment of negroes, fugitive slaves, ic. fur the defence of the Union. Secretary Stanton has answered that the Department Ins no official information on the subject. In order to ascertain if the infoimaton Is true, a copy of the House resolution has been tranmitted to Gen. Hunter, to make a report

thereon. The Secretary adds that Gen. Hunter

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Of tlte Mate of ndlana, COXTAIXIXÖ THE REVISED TATLTES O 151 with tbe anieiidraeDU thereto, and tbe eubaecjueu legislation, w ith notes aad references : JaJicialdectsiona. tDinp ai JAMES GAVIN AM) O.CAU QUI). Volume 1, Published by mXGlIAn V DOl'GUTl'i iaoLavarouaJudge David IcDonald ose cf the cost emiosnt lawyers of tbe State, voliuitevas tba foIlowluK ecommenflation of tbe work: Srarnrs or Ispiaka, bt Gavii 1 Iloaa. Some tnontbs ao, tbe above nanird s;rntleineii isaodrropoMlafor publisbiiift, in two volumes octavo of some roo paar eacb, al the statutes of the Nate passed aicce 1-151, with annda tiona. Tbe first Tolnme of tbe work now paMitbrd ; and the manner of its execution, bnb merhank-aUy and asiitorially, desenes tbe thanks of the profession. The inrterft manner of publisbin our statutes under State authority, has always been a oonrr of arrrai ibcoiÄ Tenienre to tbe Indiana Lawyer. Tbe revision of 1C2, a well a the statutes passed since that year, might almost ar well hare been published r.ttbout any indva. L to th inime the lawyer has etaita.tly been under tbe necessity of turniiifr over, leaf by Jeaf. tbe volumes o our statutes to find any particular enactment. And every on know show annoying and provoking this Is, especially In tbe Lurry of bunines as in our Court . Happily for tba profession, tbe publication under Cooperation promises a better state of things In tbe future. Tbe first volume o. Uessrs. Gavin 4 1 lord's work contains aa excellent and copious Index, whkb t every practicing lawyer tn tba State is itaelf worth tbe money which tb olum ros. The volume under review contains another excrlica AUits pages art supplied with valuable marginal indices otbat a rlance at the margin Is uJScient to appri tbt eader of the contents of tbe page. Another matter of great Importaic to tbt lawyer la this volume is a good collection of the subjects f all leg. Islation sinca lsii. Heretofore, the lawyer In examiD'ng our legislation on any given subject tad first to find what was relevant to it ia the Revision of !Vj2, and Iben to torn over tbe pages of tbe volumes of subsequent htaiute, to see bow far recent leirislation may bare repealed or rnsl fied tbe provisions contained In tbat Revl-inn. and even then be would ofin fl doubt whether he bad frand all the legislation on the subject of bis Inoniry. Messrs. Gavin and liord bavt relieved i s of all tbia troubU and diiiM. Tbey have collated tofetbr in consecutive page all the statutes mad irxe Kit. on tbe same sutject. TbD, on Aires 373 to 277 of tbeir first voiume they have collected al) our legislation, now In force, on the subject ol busband and a ife, including tbe art of 1-C2 and three acts of 1S7. And they have followed tbe same mode oi coocatlon; In appropriate consecutive page, in rr gird to aU Other tptca of leaislatiou. A still more valuable feature are tb cotiu n4 rcwrate notes contained in tLe voltitne In que'uon. This vI' cme Includes the Constitution of the faired States, th Constitution of Indiana, and wverml important acts ol Virginia and statutes of Congress, and a Urge portHn fax own statutes ccw in hrce. Tlr nunf rou derisions o the Courts on tbe rsriutti prorUinoseoutailked in lhee Cwbeus tutions and statutes are found at the b tom of tbe appropriate papes, in tbe form of beat, brief and accurate noteaad references. Messrs. Garin k Hord seem to bars performed this part of tbeir work cceediiily well. It mast have cost them in uch care aad labor, fcy It tbey bar greatly lessened the lahor of ttt prattling lawyer, an l have well merited Lis grateful approval. In every respxt the volume ureter review Ubirbly reditable to tbe diil;etnce, accuracy, taleuta and Urt tate o its editors, as ts ell a. to tbe mechanical skill and neatnea of its publisher, and It must raie tb itt expectatKn I the profession, as to tW value of tbe aeind volume, wbk-b we understand will t fortbcomlng In a few month, and which will contain tbt code of pleading and pr actio . 1SÖ2, with subseieBt anvendments and other statute. VTitiout any concert with tbe editors or publishers ol tbe volume In question, tbe writer tf tbi article baa been Indaoed to compose and pablWi tbia littl review of tbaboofc, solely becau be believes tbe editors and publishers deserve bih corcmendation for tbeir rerformarjC. He, therefore, d-ems it bat Jut to them, withmt heirg solicited to It by any one, to publUb tbia notice of the book, over his own proj-er name. DAVID McDUSALD. Indianapolis, November 1. 1M. Tbe first volume is now ready and being delivered to ttbscriben. Pit I CK t 50. It Is for sale by BI5GILAM ft DOrOHTT, ladiavnapolta.

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