Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3661, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1862 — Page 2
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rot tcxrrAiT or itati, JAMES S. ATHON. Of Marion County. roc alDITOt Or tTATK, JOSEPH RIST INE, Of Fououiti (OUntT. roa Tataac-aia, or tatk. MATTHEW" L. filt&TT, Of Dirifi CuntT. rot ATroftvcT urxcaai, O-tCAU U IIORD, Ol Decttur Cotnu. unnxi'MT or nauc ijkiticctiox, SAUUKI, L. RUtJO. Ol AlUn CvlUlltT.
et Political Organization
In ih 16ih of June Convention a letter was rul In r the Ilm. Jamu liucn, addressed to II E' ellencj Coveriior Homo, in which it w ujil. ,j Ir.timtteJ th.it secret to'.iticat societies we "being organized for di.loal puroes. Withar alTectation of tnagesterial difnitj, His E(ce! cj cautione! the members of aiJ on ginixal ns, as we'.I as the rest of mankind, to Lere f the eoti!eiencei of such alliance. We are now, as we ever have, been, opjed to aU ecr; politlcil .osrieties. However laudable mj I the object in forming them, they are general pervert cd to improper u.'cs. lure thin tl '. tfcej are oj.j.el to the rpirit of our iitMtltut -n. The intitn it'on of Judge litems a to existence of auch asaociatioiis may he true. Vi li ne been nJuet tlut ihere was one in thia citjlsorae jcar or more go, and it m i y ret be ei'Mcni, sort of committee of vigilance, the ol-ject 1 which wj to enforce every one to be lierc inliie icitniculacT of the Chicago platform. la sorn Irortiin of ti e State citizen h ive been peri-ecuf -J for pinion 's s;iket while discharging evert dr to the Government.' M e ahoütd not
burpfel if such wosttii lions should develop
am w a
ions lor the rcuerr.ition of the rights
en irint-M br the Constitution, ami which the
public nliuoritie, either through Jesigti or inr
Hitencr
tion in Ef., Iii
lie. in ' invite com mis thcr an' iticurre..
acrepte!
tinoii it mem u gate tli
whether
am, nit
Their in
Crown
their po
exi'tctu can to J ted into
st. i nd all
acredet tj-ltiotis ci et alte an i an 1
p irMut t
gentlem
luve fViitnl to -ecu re to t!ie citizen. Jn ectioii, call attention to a cummuni o dar' p'!" from Ja iih 8. Iltana,
fererencelo JuJe llif.ii Jt' gmi.out.
-halt uf the feop.e of Urown county.
the State authorities to it j point n
on to I m estimate the malte, far as
mnccriied, olTering to pay the expense n fo dui. We hpe the oder will le and thit the Cioiernor will appoint in pant Republican Know Nothings (we nWr of that famous order) to inrestiaffair, so th.it the people m ty know ocrel political associations eaiitv ia ImliA' o, the character and objects thereof, estimations should not be confined to
f-iinty, but a roving comnj'.?ion put in
kets, to go wherever they can he.ir of the
ol any secret j-olitical society. If they
ne, we would suggest that they be initia
te order, so that they may fully tinder-
ta mysterie. We trut the (iovernor ill
he proposition, so that the excited imn-i f himself and Judiie Highes about e
Uli upon the peace and dignity of It.d:-letn-elvei rnty be quit-led. It is im tt the digestion of theie dtstinguMied i who are laboring under the hallucina
tion thafldl the patriotism und all the wisdom of this gooJl commonwealth Is concentrated in them, should Ut be disturbed by any fears of secret pluta. 'Uiy ahould be relieve! pcelily so that they mal rip their winennd sleep in peace. The llmnnclpnf ln of Mnreaj aa uff lf a lor tliul rurpote bjtbc Inouc. In theUIou.e ol Representatives on Wednesday !.i!t,lllie bill cmiiicipiiling the laves of rebels pas.-cl by tho vote of teas fc"2, my 54, ns follow: y Yer-lIcr. AMrich, Alley, Arnold, Ashliy. UtO t, Diker, C.ixter, Iictman, Ii nliaui, ltiake, I'ltliiiton. Cainj hell.Ciianibei l iiii.CI.M k, Oilfax. frelerick A. Conkling, R.Mme C-nk-ling. CoJIIe, Cutlr, Dvi. Dim, Dunn. IlgeiU'ii, fiwMrd. Eliot.. Ely, Fenton, Fisher,
Frank, CHoch, tJ nxlin.in.tJurlej, II tie. Hauchet, HcUiii.nl Hooper, Hutchius, Julian, Kellev,
I' Mich, Kellmer, L-iii.Hing, Ioini.i.
e. McKniuht, Mi TncixMi. Mitchell,
Muri ill ol Vermont, Nixon, Olui.Tike, lie-, R'ceif Mih Riceot Me , Ridt of N. H.. Sireant, SexJwuk, lellabarer, Slierunn. S,Miilliiig, Sietton. Train, Trowbnle, Van Hrn,
L ejv.
Moorhetl.
i'uiter 1 die. Rol vn, S: Van V.i W.i!itui Wii dorn N .iv -Br nie
meut. C l no, T),
Hill, II. Son. Kel.
m in. M ol O'lio, of M- , e:d. b'ii Tiioin Ward. W
Vo.nhu!'. 1 ho bi tioli of t! Fti Jl.i er ol boct-ni IVtSidett' jud;C ot ter, cm Confevlei
Third-
ernor ot Lilti so called Fourtl oftice oi Sine, call 1 C
F.tth
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htate
5i Hit
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wilfully anr.e! rcl d n hi The hi ho'd;lig t ment. 1 ftr tleac or C 'Ui.tr Ameiic. t o. or lor
ol aid c
tin a act t F.'r the iLae ol ! ahl! u-e t ) l Uit d
pnerty I
shall Imt
lel StateThe a: nery bj
eniorved. nrit
B lied Ii
Uie police
ago Hi
Uiuler pre
than hia 1
teach the
Perhapv
ient'ur, Veiree, Wallace, Walten,
.'. Whee'er, White of Ind., Wiisjii,
Wurce-ter. Mea.rs. Attcona, Iii-Idle, Illalr of Vn.,
I K I .Uuwii of a Caheit, tie t. Corning. Cracens, Crineinlen. Heil, D nilap, Engli-li, Ur itier, Urider, ing, Hrii-oii. I to! man, H"i ton, Jinn-
rg or Iii , LAixt, li.. r. i.e.uv. litiv, M iv, Mitmrd, llei.z e, Monis oiton, 0 lell, lVi.dletoii, leirv, l'.ielpi
ice, RobitiMto, RoilitH of Mo , iS.iel-
, S eele ol N. J ., Thoni .f M a , f MJ , Vll.iinliv;haiii, Wo Nlward.
o; tyn.bij t!.e coKitioi of Lilt to u; ;tt
the war acaimtl the reOf!a of the uth; aii-l m v
I . aa pvel, prorulea fr the emancipa- I - slave- of the following cl aes: j
hf eery peraon lu hh.ill act t on
he libel army or navy. -Ol eery j-etsod who hall nd ns
ite I leiiient, memtarr to CoMre-", v court, cabinet oftiier, fie'i:n minia-
-inner, or conul of the o talle! j e State I
Ol every rcron who shill Act ns (ior- : o. .. . " i ... . j- '
onir, u.e.iii'tr j i m vuiiiviiii"ii r , , or jude t any Sute court of the ! Vniedrrate State. i
-Ot eery iron who. having held an !
otr. truat. or profit in the United dl hvieit'er hold au etüct in the JO- I t'eder.tte Slates. I
t ever imiMin who h.il houl ny
encv uiiucr the o called Onledcruie
uuder .mv of the Suti" thereut.
ii in the third nt.l tilth tl i-cs mut
tei tl eir ;;tntmeiit iin. e ti e diinj l"n on.tiii.mt-e l the r State, or hive ; lath of allegiance to the Confederate l every pervm nt within the above '
:o. aller t l.e p.i-ae of the ait. being j id without cinpu!-ioii eogngtil in j
ihon, shall not wifi'ii sxtv dis lav
rina nd re:uin ti h'm allegiance.
alt tliixjualiue ad - X "l . fm
ce under the Int'ed Statte Itovetti
e Pieii!ent is authorized to neiite
iiion bv tre it orothiTw i'a.', f la i s
iu Mexico, Centn! Amerin cr Soi.th t
r iu the MjihU in the Gulf of Mexi- ,
it light of pettlem Dt np n the Intids i urie, lr ail tMmna liberate! umir' a; iettveU with their ow u t onsent. ;? of j"ii:g theexpeii'-e oft! e pur- ',
uda and the removal, the l'.eM -eiit :
ich money s Cngie- iuv from time ' t, ariirg out of the a,!c ol the'
i uirl iim bv l!ie relel, and wliich !
treu cu nt) atevi to the u-e of the Uni '
r scti"nt mtinlv relvte to the nnclii-! kIi the a-vvUioii of the bill are to le
m pttvate con eratiori!i. 1 J not bei )mt arar two utt ia Iro o county who are not in fivofof proccut;ng the war to the putting down of the rebellion, and who will not eheerfuMy, If aMo, jy all taiea aae.rl againU them by authority of law to py the ex-
petueJ incident to the war, or neces-ary to its t
vigorous pnircution. I sm intructed by citizen from all parts of iheoMJiity to invite the apfxiutntent of a com minion of competent gentlemen, by üov. Morton, to viril this county and examine, under oath, iLa citizens; and all leitionte e cties ir that purjae w ill be looted by our citizen. hi lar aa I am corn fined, on all occo'ons. I have, when expre-xmg tiy opinion at nil on the subject, warmly nrgeil that eveay citizen owed allegiance to the (io eminent, no matter who was in authority; that we mut submit to the verdict of the ballot-box; that every remedy for what e m'ght consider a political grievance mut be sought thete; that it waa as much the duty of Democrats to help put dow n this retjcllioii, ns Republican: that in the trugg!e to pre-erve the Union ngaint the machination of Sutheni traitors, there should be no distinction of prtv; that any combination or organizition to i e-it the collection of taxes, or any law of competent authority, or to oppie the putting down of any armed rci'tance to the uulhor ty ot the (eneral Government, no mitierwh.it pirty is in pwer, w a treasonable, and should be denouncel by all gool citizens. Time arid agaic , before and since this war bruke out, by public ppeevhes, by news paper articles, und resolutions iiitroduce! nl pasel in political meet ngs in thia county, I luve announce 1 and strenuously urge-l thee piopo?itions as the true exatients ol the duty ol the ciiien in thi- und other similar crie. Whoever reporta me other ie, is a ba.-e liar. There sentiments I luve urged in what have been .ty led strong eccsion nei;hloiho'd.s ithin the lat ten days, I h ive itenoitnced nil measures for the Abolition of slavery a iutt i lei ing with the duu pro-e. utiuii of, and leading veiy much to pro tnct the war, mi l I expect io continue in that c tire, wheheviT tlat tii.ttter totnt'i up in in) presence for liciMiui. Üer lur bun Jred soldiers from Hootie count v, four tilth of whom are Democrat, how in the tieUI bhtio ior the t:ra airt strifj, uulit lu le evidence of her loyalty; iu.d if tn le is wai.ted, I hey are rexiy, no matter who is l't evident or who ia in Miill.oi iiy. Hut the Democracy of IHown ru-j oelfull y a.k the muiII txxiii of voting lor ucli tick el at the b iiiot-iMX as euita them. The cejuel will prove tint Iht'v are I tw abiding, pficeihle, äh I loyal to their coimtrv 'a tl aj. Jaum S. Ulster. June 21, ie-. Indlunw I'ull ti. On the bth of January lat, in accordance with long est .bli-hid cu-toiii, the Democracy ol Indimi.i lie!J iiStite Convention lr the nomination of candidate or the October election. The plat fotm which they adopted contained a liuthlnl de nunciation a ike of Alailitioni-m him! ?ecesi.nim, iillirmed nti umlterable aitachment to the Union and the ptinciplc.s um w hich it a b o-ed, and, w far ns the present war is concerned, that it should be conducted so a n to save the Union and not ile-troy it. and the resolution which pasrd Congress t!inot unanimoiilya known ns the Crittenden r solution, w as re dlii mel. The proflig icy, incom;i-tency, and lobbery of the Republican party wn.s eveiely but ju-ily denounced. From that day to this, both in iind out of the S ate, the cry of '?eceionist.s," "traitor," and the like, have been hurled at the Democracy of Indiana without s-tint, und with the fervor that the Chinese js.utid their gongs when they bae no better weapons to hurl unt their enemies. The gong pounder. s of China, however, aieen titely put in the thade by the gong poutideis of Iliiliani Rut time tetche its les-on in one country ns well as another. Politicians of the Republican and Abolition pcr.-iui.-ion, und thoe of nnv kind of per.Mi ision to win, who cointn'nccl this drumming, and who commenced at the same time to orniiize it fusion naint the Democracy, have had some time for reflection, and, although they a-i.-ernliled in State convention on the lMh inst.. nnd put a ticket in the held under the name of "Union," and although the gnps were sounded nlie.-li but rather tamely by the speakers, vet th it convention dared not to make an issue with the Democracy; but uian every essential point except denouncing abolitionism, the.r platform, so far as it goes, is identical in entimeut, and, on the mini question of prosecuting the war, identical iu language with that of the Democrat r. The managers of this new concern have learned already that the only hope of success lor any political party is to appear to .-land upon the Con stitutiop ' hey have yet to learn that it is too late in the cour-e of events to save AtmlitionUiii by any ?uch insinceie and hypocritical dodge us they have presented to the eople of their State. They have yet to learn that Abolitionism in Congress! has made an is-ue which the Democracy have met und the people nie anxious to decide They hue yet to learn that dis i tied cd politicians can not longer make combin ttion which the people will iect or utain. The gist of the w hole matter is, that this" Union" Convention com dies the ju-tiie and ounlness of the Democratic platlorm, and these "Union" lenders appear simply as the managers ot a new machine by which they expect to ride into ollice. All hone-t men will be difgusted ut the exhibition. Chicago Time$.
JUrow n Coiinlr-rf ret lolitlrnl Or-Ajn order, as ia now ute.1. to eure for them-
Y ". tiNM war loan oi lo niii'iona ci dollars' En. f'rxTnit: Kecc;.t i ep;fr nbürition m ie. Thi patriotic compounding of a felony I cImti. Iii it llieie ia secret f. 1. tn .il rr i:iz t i-.o ia -ja iiotireab'e feature ol' th; extiaonliii irv tt-
tron cnui.ir, iiiU . ho.e i mrjo-e it i to , I-r. e arc r oihiu'H ttut the In-Iiana J-late :
ol.l.ul r.üglit l etier li.te ndojteJ the j-olicT ol h.netr. and alloeJ other State, not thus em
name, I am informed, ia u-ed In that connection , barra-sed to enrryon the war. Perhaps pi triot
lra wanotthe otdy motive for sdence, however. It verr :ltluia ia iuaucb CA6ei.
But while tliis patriotic fhim mores ns to !
awrd ttie merit of the greater roguery to the State oüicials, the courre .of the New York Tribun alo imjels u to the same tleci-ion. The Tribune, having a Government jb or two on hand itself, very naturally favors the wor.t rootle. u;n every occasion, particularly if the-e rogues happen to tK-Iong to the Republican party. In thi all nr the Tribune throws it, lut into the ring in defense of the Indian t party, and even roes so far ns to insinuate that oar Attorney General, Mr. D.ckirnon, and our Di-tritt Attorney, Mr. A. Oikey Hall, were the parties who ndu.-ed the conceilment Irom the public of nil knowledge of this fraud when it wa first revealed l Gov. Morton and his friends. It will be ditlicult, however, for the Tribune to explain why Gov. Morton und the other Indiana otlicials did not preter a charge against the guilty parties, lake out warrants and have arrests made as soon as the fraud was discovered by them. If, aller such proceedings, the Di-trict Attorney or th Attorney General interlered and ndvi-ed si
lence, well Llid good. Hut whit does the fact j that the Indiana otlicials did no suchthing plainly intimate? Is it that the otlicials had seen the
! guilty parties, before they visited Mr. O ikey H di? ;
is it mat an arrangement was maue oeiweeii tue otlicials and the brokers before Mr. Hall was j culed in? Mr. Hill could do nothing against j the criminals until a charge w as pi el ei ted a-a.in.-t i
lliem unuer oaiu. vs booh as mis coarse was I reierred he ha l Stover urreted and lltllett in d'.cie!. Whv did not the Indiana oflijials, like
honest men, m ike this charge at rirl7 Why did Morton, or Hud-on, or any of the Indiana peo pie, run the ri-k of being regarded ns participa cntninU? Tu all the.-e que-tions only echo leibeH at ptCMht; but Stover, if he turns State's evidence, may answer them better by and by " Whether the Indiana State official or the Wall
ttieet brokeia are the greatest rogues, e are, , lh-relore, n vet unable to decide. When half a.
doten of each pirty aie indicted and tried, the lot of uperiority wii be more evident. Mem while, under nil the circumstances of the case, an 1 with the cli itnpion-hip of the Tribune, Inili.iiia has rather ihe lead in the betting. hikI Wall steel is, tompiratiu'ly consideitil, dimacel'ully houc-t iu this a flair. A'. Y. Herald 2$t.
a--d br ffronirer ufrnmont, our eipriment i a lailuie. It ae are coi.straiiitsl to call up. Inoke ati l put in eiorci-e in atiy itie i!e;irtment of ihe rtiiiient it o Immitrrul in
what i'.e-tiitiiiei.t of the G n ftntj;eiit in rc ; of power, more of force than the Con-i t'ituuon provide, or thn ia liin tevl by i tht Cotiititution the moment we do thtt, or are eon-trained from our supposed ! uece-sitiea to do it. we acknowledge beiorelhej wotld thtt our institutions are insufficiently j founded, and that we are after all coui''!ed, in!
voe peii'Ki oi trial, to rs-or fi ine lorce wnicn, they sar, i necosiry to the existence of a nation, and our experiment is a f ilore. We sbo.ld, theiefore, particularly in a peii-il like this, carefully study and sacredly regnrj all the limitations anl a-ov i-ions of the Constitution. It is vain and idle in u to war ajr iint a part of otir rwple tecau.e they have mtde war upon this (tovern ment. if we at the same time have to sap the foundation of the Government by stabbing through the vital of the Constitution." The-e are words of wNe nnd solemn coune1. It is a repnnch to the temper of the times that they should reed to be utteied, much les defended and enforced by argument or entre ay. They belong to the fundamental conceptions ol republican government, nd to confound what Mr. Jefferson was iiccu-tomed to call "the sacrosanct ob-ervance of the Constitution" with "sympathy for rebels," is to indulge iu meie pts-ionate invective, and to evince a perversion of ideas only less deplorable than the absence of logic confessed by such an accusation; for, if rebels in disguise are seeking to defend the insurgents behind the ramparts of the Constitution, let it be shown that there are no such defences iu the Constitution as they allege. If the "ramparts" really exit, let there be no attempt to scale them iu order to inflict u "wild justice" o. the enemy behind them. "Our safety, equally wlih our honor, binds us to the rigid and faithful olet va jce of that srent charter which is at once thes-iord and the shield of the embattled Republic. W'ahtish Inttlliijtnctr.
AMUSEMENTS.
llETKOPOLgTAX II ALL. 5CAI.V OF rK.CK. Irj Circ! or rar.1utte, for a be Ulr man M cut. Fur a L.1 v ana t.ni in. an.. ....... ........... ?. ccnla. K b ia "tional 1j.?T löCftU. PrtTitf B"Xf to hold U pfr or.i 00 Sir.gie Sti in Priata Bo 75 crt. Uaiierj tt. hiss ji.mnKVjitctiiTnr. Ha kindljr roluuteer-l. Wil ar. TUESDAY EvTnTno, JUNE 21, INVISIHL XJ tl TV GJZ.
DRY GOODS.
SECOND LARGE INVOICE SUMMER DRY GOODS
JUST IE
EID -A.T
GRANU DOTE.
f aram. JL je mm, IXf TPrIors open at 7i o'clwtk. c mmerce at 8.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. C. L. S. Matthe w f . GENERAL COMMISSION
No. 5 East Washington St., cossjsTiya in tart of 1 FINE DRESS GOODS. BLACK AND FANCY SILKS. LACK AND SILK MANTLES, NEW STYLES SAljULä. LINENS. WHITE GOODS. GLOVED AND HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES. PARASOLS. SUX UMBRELLAS. U00P SKIRTS, SILK MITTS. LADIES' GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S FINE CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, CLOTHS, .lien's and Boy' Wear, Trinimiitw, Aotion, Arc.
OP-
Thr Itiilmnu Fratiils Who are the (rralrst ltogite The nfTiir of the fraudulent issue of Indiana State bonds is ev iiiently coming to a head. In ve-icida' i.-ue we pub.i.-hed mi ob-cuie, oracuular iet'er lioni Mr. Simuel Hillett.ol the fit in ol StinucI Hil eli V Co , Wall .oliect. ujx-n the subject; and on Thui.-day, as our lenlers wdl see by our legal icorls ia n not her colutuu, tins
Irum the Nfw York ol'trvtr if June 19. 'I" lie I nlun tt- it -n. When the war was beun,bv the datardlv atid
iii-ane a.-s.iii!t ujvm Fort Sumter, the piopleoi j New York city u-!eaibtl en misse in inl about j Union Sipiare, und pledged their lives mid their i piti; eity and their honor to defend i-nd uphold the Uii'oii, tlie CoiKliiution iwkI the laws. At that time vie took the mil ot that meeting as a ... . i motto, and hung it out in front of our ollice: j "THE UNION, THE CO-ISTITITI0X AND THE LAWS.' j Successive regiments of patriot soldiers, on their march to Washington, as they paraded in I the I'.nk, greeted it with cheers. Some of them begged the fl ig that hung over it to carry with I them to the war. That was our motto then. It j
is how. Then w e supposed the war was waged to uphold the Constitution, assailed by secession, tieason und rebellion. Then we understood and the as-emh!cl multitudes on Union Square understood, that it was to put down nrmeil tosistance ante to good Government, and to maintain ihe Union us it was when our fathers nude it ami us it was when rebellion diew it.s bloody awnrd to destroy it. It ihe war was undeitaken witii any other purpose, the people weieb.i.-ely deceiel. Congiess passed a resolution unaniuio i-ly ftlliriuiiig the sini'le object of the w.i to be the restorition of the Government over the whole Union. The lVesident proclaimed the s nne doctrine iu his messages and npeils. In every form by w hich solemnity can be tid ied to a public declaration, this has been set forth as ihe sole end and object of the war. Ami on this basis the great American people, w ith one heart and moid, entered upon the .stupendous work, pouring out their treasui e and laying their lives and the lives of their sons on the vitar of their countrv 's
Union, integrity and perpetuity. This was, and i
has been, the watchword ot the war; the rallying call of the Government; the inspiration of victory nnd the only ground of hope. On any other b t his the people ne er would have risen to the treat-ne.-s of the work; on nnv other basis thev would hue no heart now to prosecute the war. No other ijct is worth n m in's life; any other object coin et ts this war into multitudinous murder, and makes us a race ot' savu-es thirsting lor brother savages' blood. Hut we hive in Congre.-.s and out of it, we havo in our newspapers and pulpits and public meetings, men w ho now le ich a w idely dUlerent diMtiitie I it in this. They ure iu favor of holding the Constitution in ubcvniice until the war is over. They teach that the rebellion of individuals has detioved the rights of States. They hold it to be the duty of the General Government to proceed with and toward the inhabitants of there volted State1, as if its jurisdiction over them i the same asoicr the District of Columbia or the Tcnitories. They ignore utterly the rights of the thousands in the South who aiciiuw crushed beneath the iron heel of secession power, und yetiongnnd pray lor the restoration of l.herty anrpiotection of the Government to which they owe allegiance. To get at the destruction of slavery is the Ostens be object ol thee treasonable measures in the North; but it is a Jesuiticil and d imn ible doctrine that a good object justifies the means.
We have now come to the verge of the great i
conte.-t. AH our battles in the held and in Com gtess ind in the Cabinet have been mere skir-nii-hc" complied with the imminent struggle for the tieleu-e iind overthrow of con-titutional gov eminent in the United Stites. When we know-
thai some of our able lawvers. leuling jsiliti
?ter, White of Ohio, Wickhffe, Wood, S
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m r. naoeu w as nunc unj oy me oi ana j ui v upon i - p-- - the charge of loiuerv in the r-eomd de zic'e. ..ml ' H,!u ' -niled together, and pled-ed to promote , ä a " . ' . . I Ilia aiitit at tt ät I in.) i munf I rMitwiilij nf I Ia '
raveonl in tlie sum ol ten thou?.nni Uniiars to . " r,-"" " ' v...i r....v.rn-. ....
appear and answer the indictment. Mr. Hallett. ' U.-uUitution, we confer tint we regaid the fu- j i: uili I. iffi.Miliitf,l il... W..lltn.t i.inLiT i tine with a deep concern that borders upon up- i
in who.e name the fraudulent bonds wne i-sued; i P't-h'-'-n lor public liberty. e know that and. as Mr. D C. S.ovir. the innlidei.ti.il cleiK ''ti"'" "re olten so gradu.l that their pro- . oi t'.e loriuvr Stale Aj.ei.1 of Indian , who i.yu t u"J"'"d till their lest.ny is .let. i iiiii.e I. ol the bonds, is also betöre the Grand Jurv, and ! u know", too.th it the fotibdutions of our lihetty ; will, it i pie.-uml. turn SuteV evidence, there !MU bvvu 1',l,.n- ,,r (,1,ie ,l,ne lMst 11 ! is eei v pro.-pect that ibis mvsteiious bu-ine.-s !H l" tell just where we nie now. 1 he exi- ! will soon be suhjectcd to the searching light of a i 'e''-'-?4 M;"" hue made many thing, an appa-1 thorough legal mv esii-ation. j --s;ty, which we would not condemn till ; Ti e I .cl i now leioie the public that a fraud ' hoy are mciioned n part ot a national jlicy. , Ins been committed, und it is adinitte.1 that the ' hnt we '''?' o the time has come tor Congie.-s ' overi-.-ueot bonds amounts to two and a half al"1 lhc liple to :ib indoii all other schemes and, mdhons ot dollars a swindle greater than that 1 niea-ures but thoe which look to the immcliate , ol iHhuiler. and e,juil!td in this countrv ut.lv I H-.hcation nnd re-toratton ot a distracted, bleed-: bv the' .stupendous operations ol Fluv.l unit t roken. but still glorious country.
1 hompsoii. It is ndmitttd. also, that the otli
c;alsid Indian i knew of the existence of these fraudulent bonds lur a lorg lime befote the matter became public. Mr. Hudson, the Slate Agent ut ludiuh-t here, is said to have been loghiz ant of the (Vau! hltecn months ago. Gov . Morton ot In I. ki ew oi it hie or six iu nths ago. and came to tl: v i' to consult with attori.eys and brokers upon the st;bjct. Other Indiana Slate ollicials
Observance of ilic t'ortstitnf ion. It i- omiiin'ii for a certain class of politicians to represent, in terms of rej roa h, that all who, eaihCsliy contend lor it stiitt obserT.tnce of ti e Constitution in the conduct f the pie-ent war,! are iinitn itl Ijv an ill-distuised "sviwvithv with'the teLcdion." 1 Iiis ch trge is tli'i .it.tly broaht
niiu.-tni n wlin have sicnaliietl their Iovaitv.
i said tlut Viucebt Col t er is the re del art)! man w1h was ludered by
u almost everj city in the Union ai s j
rresei.l rccatiou of mischiel " m-tkir g ; t of iiegro tstachiiig. I even worse j mer ne. He is a fii e mdiv i1utl to . ' ick idcts ho to shoot I'.ottr n lt. be ia rrjilup to eihibit ebouy aiat- ;
aie .d?o impbc.tte. since an airaii,ement was pot b wonKbut by braie acts dared and by' in o!e by them with the Wall street brokers lor .-utlVriims endured with cheerful and rmnly for- ; the eoiiceaiment ot the ir u 1 and the i tslemptiuu ; titi.de in thecau-eof the Union. For our. elves ol the Itauouleiit l ials tliiotigh the legitimate ; w e do hoi admit that any arsdogy can ever be State Agent in New Yik. Sucli bein- t.ie lacts ; i oe-ary for the in anite-t ition if a laudable ol the ca-e aheoly deie'.ojeil, the tpie-titi of in- J zeal in iiefeti-eof the Constitution, and lea-t of. tre-t tvi the b-.ndholoers may tie whether or i,t I all at a time when, in its name and ry its author- j thee lraulu1ent i-o;es will tie redeeme by tliC itv, e are wa-in war against its vid.itoi siiu- ' St tie; but ihe inteie-ling ijue.-t;ou for the gener- p!y and solely Ircause thnjar$ its tiolvtors Whit ! I I public is, w In i m e the great rgue-, the oliiciais right hive we to wage the war we are now prne- i os in !i i:u or the inoke.s ot Wall tiect? cutirg agiin-t treason an 1 rebellion, save th it ' 1 t.ete aie two sides to eveiy qucjti)n, and ' which is le!iiiel and authorized by the Constitnthere is a grei; deal to be sudu ii both side tin and I iw? If we had no Constitution of the i ot t'.i's que.-tioii of corcparatn e rvguery. A long United State, theie would be no such crime as ! e-talo -l ed i t) 1 we. I ma nt lined li.id le; ut.it n . trc-sciii ain.-t the United Scales, und no penalty w ....: 1 eein t entitle the br.kcts to the j aim; ' rig t.ttully v '.riled Ujn that criiue. "It i th' laic tai theo dÜ.iil corruptuin is by i.o means so t whidi worketli wrtth; for where no law is, thete l ea a thing in th ccun'iy that the oihcial f is no tr:m-gi -sin." j Indiana iuy cUiir; a pieuinptive iniMH-ence It , It i theiehue an anomily involiing a s'r.inge ; it Ii .d tiot been lor the roguery ol the State o!li- cotdusioii of ideas and a distortion ol fuudatneii-! ci-iN theie would h ne U'en no fraudulent IkohN; t il pr'ucip'e-, thnt the iruuM op;stients ol re- j but, then, it it lud not been 1t the sugge.-liot.s bt-ilioii, w ho pro!es t resi-t a viol ition ut the! of the Wall tteet broker. who probably utiisd , Constitution u:;to blojd, slaould be intolerant of, the whole scheme, and te noted unsophisticated , reierttue fur that Constitution hen it sUuds, or ; Siov er, S i tan teiupte! Kv e there would hai e ' s-t in to stand, iu the way ot their ow n w ihcs cr ! been no rigu.s! olticiiis. Verily, the question ja-sioiis. t Isi-oniea chlhcuit. and heeds the acumen of a' It w.i well said bv Mr. Collamer in Ins sreech !
l'hiladelf to lawyer for its olution. Th- vened ; delivete.I in the Senate a few days ago on the1 juety in regard to the as.,4ii!t ujsin Billy Biter- ' 'Jlth of April 'that the great question before!
son is nothing t this. I hat tu brokers the worhi to tie now seitifni by us is, can we susani officials were tkeek by ;wl in tie tain the integrity of our OovenTDCht and pert etQlititrll is only fair fo believe; lor when the uateour in-tituti)ns, ami do it accrding ti the fhi a h came on h-r, "xmie lime .t'o, the broker ; Imntatici's wnl jTovisUiis of the Clistituti;n? entert ait tl them with dint ers, supjtrs, andyavhl ; Tlut is what is to show that our Constitution M eicur-ioiis; and hen the brokers IouikI them- - ct.ipe'e-il to the trial, and not n in-; short of that, elvta iu a very tiht place, the ctTkials recipro- i If, when th occasion aii-, we are compellcJ to cat cd by hushing" up the fraud from the putlic, ' rescit to tuevu wtich, lu effect, are the means
.Tlililiirj. I'olicjr of Hie ICebeln. The rebels, tatig'ht by the past, hive chosen one Coiuui inder-in Chief. General Lee. who controls eiery movement of the vast Southern armv. Thev learned tliis from the skiliiul plans i.f Mi-Clelhin; but we. nljout the time we ere beginning to reap the benefits of the plan, stopped it. Lee. without dehite or consultation without a struggle with red tape nnd civilians clothed in it little brief authority, can move his whole force to any one point. If McClellan wUhes to mike a like move, there aie a tlozen pi eümin irv things to be go.ie through with, such as appetlin,; to the Gov eminent. In the meii w hile he nnv suiter defeat. Mil) well, Eiemoiit and Banks will nil luve tlieir mv-so in it; ami, to ju!v'e ty ttie pat, they are very ft to lecide wrong. They will not be willing to give up so mm h authority. There is one thing becoming: evident, even to the uiimilitarv, thai the forces iu Virginia mu.-t be under one conno mder. The pi t sent arrangement is bsurd. We can expect to do nothing while a flairs are ecu luctel in such a miscellaneous way. We also think it equally clear that all the reinlott emchbs to jure should at once be sent to McClellan. If we sufTer ourseh es to be outmaneuvered Ihere, the consequences wiil be disastrous. If some of the pi ess, in-te id of lauding such Generals as Fremont, Banks i Co., would tutn their attention to having them removed and the whole army in that State place! under McClellan. they would deserve better of their country, and for once bo iu the ligjht direction. Louisville Dtmocrat.
Secretary Stanton would be after our edition," ays the Boston Post, "if we stated what we know' b mt McClellan's effect ii e force. It good loyal men could learn the horrible conspiracy w hieb still pursues McClellan, refuses him I einfoi cements nnd keeps his numerical strength at. such a low figuie, thete would be another up-ri.-ing at the North against the demagogues who are worse e en than the rebels." If imything would justify a mirch on Washington, the loyal people of the country would be justified in going en masse and driving out the Abolition con-piia tors, of w hich Seciet iry Stanton is the head and Wade, Wilson or Chandler the tail. Chicago Tit tu 8.
sSt;inl JNoti. 1( .TH'I2TISERS-All.tdeer!tevi(r? taken for a ti l.ff time, ttn't nrtlrrrd nv4 btf'ore th' jiiratinn of l.e tune i ec(tfe-l, uii le vKirjnt the regular nitnt f trt'if t ime up tit the time they ore nnlerett out.
MEDICAL.
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE,
10 LAPIKS OF DELICATE HEALTIt ORIMl'AIRKL)
organization, or to those hy whom an Inert a- of
family is from any r.i-ou ohjcctiuiiabl'. tlie i jihTsigned would onYr a rescriptiuti which is pffectlv reliable and af. anil wtdch ba been prccrib-il It. variot.t. pari-nl theUld vVorhlior thepastcentury. Although tl Ih article isveryclirap and simple, yet it has been put up in Laif pint hot'lrs and sohl very extensively at th exborhitar.t prici of per bottle, the urnlersijiiel proposm rurnili the r-ipe fur 11 , by tUe possession of whifh every laJy can supply herself w ith a perfect safeguard, at any druif tore for the tnflinz sum of 25 cent per year, sny pliy-ician or ilruszi.-t will tell you it i prfectl harmh-M, thoiisoint- of testirnoriiali' can be procurcil of its ettica.-y. Sent to any part ol the world on receipt of l,hv il.lrea. lug. Dr.J.C. ÜKVEKAUX, P.O. Box, No. 2353, Kew Haven.Connecticut. uly22-dlw"61
HAPPINESS OR MISERY? THAT IS THE QUESTION. rilHF. proprietor of the "I'AUISIAN CABINET OF J tVuNDtlts, ANATOMY, and MhDlClNK," have ieirrinlned, r gardle-s of exjien-c, t ivue, fn-f (fur tue benefit ot Miffrinir liurnvniti) H'CIt of the r most msrrictive aiid intereiiiii)j Lee ure on Marna.e and its Di-rpialittcatun, Nerv'-us liehihry, l'r-inaiure Decline of Manhood, Ifdigestion, W'eakll0s or Iepre-.-lon, Lo-s T Kt.f riry and Vital Powers, the (ireat Social KviN, and tho-e Malaities wbicb result from V"U hlul f"ll e-, Ix-ce-e of Maturity, r Ifrmranre f Physiol py an 1 Nature's Law These invaluable Lectures have been the means of enli.'hteninif and i a vine; thousands, ami will be forwarded fp-eon the receipt of four stamps, by addn snfig SFCK TKY l'vRtsi! Cabimt or Axkmv d Mi.Dici.MC, 5J3 broadaray, New York. jeüli-dly C O i F I D L A T I A Ii .
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YOL'NO MFN WHO HAVE INJUHKD themx Ive by certain secret
uiJ habit, which unlit ttieiu for burir.cs,
; : ; rv s pirn-urr i'r uirnuu üim iiiiiiiiviioi., A ir- mmi" al-o, m)dille-a?ed and oJ. tikmi, who.
fnna the tollies f youth or other causes, feel atlebility in advance ef their year, behire placinjr thetn-elve un5er the treatment of any one, should ßr-t r-a 1 "THE SKCRET fUlKND." Married Iddiesiai I Uarn K-mething of Importance by pe ru:t! Tn Srcar.t Kkocsd." S r t io any a Idreas, in a ealej envelope, on rec Ipt f Ten CVt.t. Id:. Sir ART V ro.cir be conu!ted on all dieae t-f a private or confidential nntnre. from S A. M. to & l" M., (San.laj tim 9 to 11 A. U.,) at tlieir oRice, No. 13 KaH Third -tre t, -jp-t Air, between Main and i-ycan.ore, vppo,;?r tV llor.rie House. .ia ir.- nrt. chas. a. frrr.T a co.. n.cbai-dAwly.ta.'M Cincinnati. Ohio.
FORWARDING MERCHANT, La r c V I vv-Vvoo V Ituildi n , NO. 121 F01KTI1 iT., WF.ST SIDE, IJetwecii ."VI a I ii Mrert nnd tlie IKIver LOUISVILLE, KY. ptj. 0niimment are respectfully solicited, and im m el iate sales with prompt retunis guaranteed. jau!3
EVERTTniNG IN TUE LINE, AND AT TRICF.S TO SUIT THE TIME. CALL SOoS AND EXAMINE THE STOCK.
M. H. GOOD, Proprioto
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CROCERIES.
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WRITING INKS.
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. nein: fifty ci:.'rs vim qiaut iiotti.i:. mTl7-Htf
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LlcL in. Us first cUje t-VaJ uviic. in ihs legirjiinz vxidd yield io ci miLl remedy, if net attended le, 5tvn altxzlis the lurjj?. Mxrc firci introduced or.m T.r.t n- cjn-. It has been proved that they are th best article befcm 'he fxiUiJ fr ffLa.tlLmtxt fatattU, the IjLckinfr Ccu?h in cji&utnliliciit and numerciLS ajfecliana cf the ircttl, piling immediate relief. ftiölic Sjecnkcrf gc Singers uiH fjrj. them effczlMzl fzr cUirir.g and ctrenthenine thj icice field by all (pruzg.is ari (Tt Ht-rs in J'Zcdicine, at fi cents j.r lr.
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,' COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
dsli Capital $200.00 00 A.-ets 121.1:Q 31
Total Asserts Sj2l,li2 31 INSURFS RiiiMiny, rurniture, Mcrchandi-e, and olhT property as; int lo-s or dania :e by Fire. Lo.-es adJuileJ and promptly pa'nt in r.i h K1I.IIV 1 rh-erso-r, Aijetit, Jel9-dlm OÜice oppo i e Glenn's Db-ck.
Io. Ilnsl Wasliiiixto.i 1.
PIANOS.
tri boon Ht of Oil Whits IM, InJiannjK'lti, Jndiana.
Piano-P ort es.
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ANOTIIEIt INVOICE OF . I. Aiiinifpnnm a amh a
(CJorO) s l'l.VIVO.-s.
jjf jLicgr, qtc.ijwaY &. SON'S!
Jl M. 4 -S Just rcceiied at No. 4 f.ate House.
WH LMM k STPWEI.I. X. R. Tianos tuned to order and BY THF. YEAR join v. A- S.
BOOKS. tScC.
FAFEPl BAGS, TADE to hol t fioni one to sixteen pounds of Sinrar, Iff Co tree, I- lour. As., Ac, Just the ai title fur irocer, l'.aiktrs, and Fruit IX-aler, at lioWEN, STEWART, A CO'S.
Fliolor.ipli Alhiuiiw,
TEW Styles and Varieties at
IV )W KN, Mt AM, A CO S.
"ARTEMUS WA3?J.I," HTM ISO JaTJCL AT iiorf:.i stm:i9iiit v co.'ä. jell-d2w DRY COODS.
0()Q BARttELS Thopnlx Refined Sugar, tl KARRELS Powdered Sugar; P'RKELS Yc,,ow Su"r vrivUs brand; RARttF.LS Honey Sirup; BARRELS Stewart'! Sirup; KUDS Mola-fes In t-tere aud for ale br RUGER X CALDWELL, 61 Eatt Washington t
100 DAGS0,d jTCotree; J IAf'S IUO ('offe'i X 0 RXKS fironn'1 Coffef: Do-,a rPr; f i a RAGS Roated CofTce; till CHESTS and Half Cbet Gunpowder, Young J ß Hyson, Ilysou sln, and Ooloug lea., very cheap; V LS PICE, (!a-ia. Clove. Cinnamon, and a grneral assortment if Sice i-uittlilo lor retail trade- black and Cayenne 1'epper. For ile h.w bv LUG Lit ACALnWLLU 6i Eaal WaUintftoM t.
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icw .11 eel i I I5icotrry. For the fpee'y 4 perma- ent cure if GONORRHEA, G I.F ET, TRETI-Al. MSCHARGF.8, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NIGIFII.Y FMISSHiNä, I NCOXTIN A NCK, G F.N ITA L I URIT A ".! IAT , Gravel, stricture, and Afleclions of.be Kidney.and Fi.dder which has la-en used by upward id one hundred physk iai I N THEIR PRIVATE PKACTKE.ävmi ENTIhE SCCCESS, superelin Cubeb, l''iba, Capnul. or any other compound hitherto known. J ih:lis specific; pills Are speedy in action, often effectln-r cure In a few day, and brnacurel effected It t j J-rnam nt. Tbey are prepared from v jfetable extract 'bat are harmless en the ystem aiid never naueate the stomach, or Impref nate the tireath; an1 oeiog na;ar4 oat -d, all nmtro. tatels avoided. No char ge ef diet I. necessary wbilt uinR tbem; nor does their action Interfere with buinri pur.uita. Each box contain, nix dc'eu Pilla. TRICK ONE DOLLAR, And will ne aent by mall, poi-t-pa'd by any advertised A Rent, ou receiptor the money.. 8cjd by Drufirist. generally. None genuine without my ietutt r on the wrapper. J. LUYAN, Lo bester, N. YM ; ('eneral Agent. TOMLISS05 fc COX, Agtiit for Indi.napol Jul l9-dAw '61
Lynch 8l Keane, 33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, 31VCV BJBCrVJaT-IW'i OTIIEU LARGE INVOICES OF SUMMER DRY GOODH, I.ndir' Dress Cnol. everylliin; In tlie L.liie mill .cvet leip;in. FACE and Silk Mantilla., new Mjle Saques, Sh.wl 4 and Cloak, I'r nte l Calicoes, Parasols and Sun Um brella. Hoop Ski t-, llo-iery Ac; Irh Lineint, Kmlro deries White fio.ls, Linen and Cambric Handkerchiefs. Pleached and Rrow n Sheeiini:, Gloves, Notions. Fst American bramS, ironi ?c a j ard np; It EST VVUI,iSU MUlt.YTS Or.ly ia,'ac a yard; w fittrn a aa a t fT fTr
6-4 w ide, ot ly f.Dc a yard: j very g'-1, 3 pair 2'c. j TRY BALLOU'S FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS, only to be had at Lynch A Keane's j TRY BKST FRENCH CORSETS AND WAISTS.
II A X II O O II ; HOW I, OST! HOW illl'.STOIir.Dll Jut rUiKel in a .Vrte ünttlop. TRICE SIX CFNTS. ALECTCRE tm the Nature, Treatment and Ra-tU-al Cure f Spermatrrtnea or Seminal Weakne, Involuntary KmMotn. Sexual I-bj!itir and Imnedinirn
' to marriage generally. Nervounnet., .Consumption. KpU
i lepy anl lit; Mental anil rhy.ical rncata-1tT. reultint;
rrom eir-Atu-. Ac Pv RUPERT J. CL L ER " ELL, M. IK, Author of t!e fev-fi fnl, Jr "A loon u l biandof SurTerer " aent under eal In a pi. ia envelope, to any adores, po"t pid, u reeeipt of ls eenta or tw o jioitK'e itampa, y Ir. CIL J.'C. KUNE, 127 Row. try, New York, iWoSicr Pox 4i.H. apr3-dA3mia
"VTO. I and No. 2 Mackerel la Barrels, Half Barrels, and 1 Ki-s; X00 K0XESCodü,t; JJlJ JaJXES Snifked Ilalibut. For ale low by RUGER 4 CALDWELL, 63 East Washington ft.
LARGE ard well selected aortment of Groceries
now receiving and for tale a low a at any hou
in the -st. Country Merehnt and C'iy Itrocer invited to examine our itock. Rl'GF.R Ar CÄLHWKLU Jel3 62-dA wly 6s East Wa-hingtou it.
IOO DOLLARS REWARD.
CHOTH, CASSIY.ERE, AND PANTS STUFF For men's and bova' weir; S raw (Jood-, Hats, Cap, and Flat ev ryih'inr to le found tn a lry (jtats More. Stock complete; bought at recent auctions in N-w York; will be wild 20 per ceut. btlow former price for cab.
HOOP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTS!
Having made arranjemcnts with two d the largest Ilcp skirt Jlanufac ones in the Ea-t, we are prepared to oiler i hem, wholesale and re ad, at New York price. Ca'l and examine the Mock; no trouMe to ch w gooi. Only one price. 1; -member ipn of the Brj iIop klrt. Jeli'G2-dly
BY direction of Philoxenian Lodge, No. 44,1.0.0. F., I will pay the aho e reward for the arpr"hetiion and conviction of the petxin or ienn.na guilty of th murder of Pr. Lewis CLaboude. ane t tghl ot the Ssta of alay.li!.' . JOSEPH STAUB. N. G., j June T,. 162. Philoxenian Lodge, No. 44, 1. O. O. F. ! JeG d2w
I ill PORTA I T TO LA I) I EM.
1 1 t DR. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING fOU UPWARD OF twenty yeara ! oted bis profesinal time t iclu Mvely to the treatment of 'rilllllr IH f f C II 1 1 1 tv and bavjtiMs4cceee I in hou-.and.cfca lu rcM orit f the atTlicte 1 to sound health, baa noweutlre confidtnee offering publicly hia i "(Sreat .tmcrican tltmcdyj1 DR. HARVEY'S CHRON'O-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS Wblt b bae never yet failed (when ihe directions bars been atrict'y followed,) in removing"; difficult ea ari.mt; from j OB.STRUCT10N, OR STOTrAGE VT NATURE, Or lnretoring the. y.tetn to perfect beai It b, ben uff. Tirg
rnin vini AtTeetioti, rroiapnus, t ten, tte w bite., ir other w. akre of the Üterlne Org-an! Al, In altcaxei of Debility or Nervous Prostration; Myster a, Palplta. tioua, 4c, wbkb are the foreranner. ! more .eri"udieae. : XStT Thee pill are perfectly hanjite. on tLerorutf tution and may be taken by tbemotdliatefrnsa1ewlthut cauHirgdi-tre... at theametimetl-ey art like rbarro by strenythetilng, fnvia;orattrt and M-tonit tie raten to a 'teaitby condition, and ty brltiebig on th rintty pertiwl it b regularity, no mattrr fr.Si what .uetk obstructionf may ar1e. The? fbol?, lrti r, nrt I? taken during the firt three or fur m.ib. 1 j.repj a nee, t)).u rt .te at any otler lime, a. tu:carrl.ir wouid t tLe n still. ? Each Uit contain 0 Pi'.l. Price 91, and mcebd. aired will be enl by mail, pre-paiO hy any a4rerlie4 Agent, on receipt of the money. f Sold by Dr-irelM. generally. J. LRYAN. KorheMer. New Imk, General Agmt. ftJtT TOMUNSUN A COX, Ag t.t. tor ladianai elia. Jull.-U'1
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FOR SALE.
THE UNDERHILL BLOCK FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.
ACENCY.
FRUIT CANS, tSiC.
"THt' (tfrt denj3nL They ear. t purchased W at vry low rate lr ia a tck of T.-REi: HUNDRED DOZEN. QunrtM and Hall C-lalloniL', At No. 21 West Washington Su
Hire i'.5o rwlved a Urg eck of Ni'.'s. Strap Hm?. WireC'oth, ir-e Muzxlea,
U a.ii? and Packing R'"P. lav-ieai.d Pocket Cu'Jery, ' Together with a large of Hariware f r Farniers, Iii: 1 'ers, Mrfhanics, Slach!r.!.-t, and Railroad. j J- 23 J. H. VAJEN. !
COLD AND SILVER.
tV. ILL pay the HIGHEST PRICE fr American Gold, ' S.lvtr, and U. S Treasury N'o'e of the .Id i--de. t
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K. 1 Ekl.r.MlX 'Real Etate Atetit.
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CHOCOLATE. i:atwbtia.hel In I7SO. TAKUK S I KEM'.iy CÜ0C01.ATF.-ITKF PKE. 13 PAkPI Cocoa, l'.raia, Freficb, IPiueopatbe and Valii.U Chocola-. warranted etjual In quati y a.d flaror to i Le Pan Ch-sroiüe-; Lave tood lie te-t ol vrr turee quarter cf a century, aid ar t n.nojt.ced by all who Lae once ued thrm to be unperior to any otherManufactured by v. Baker A Co., at their Hill, In Dor rhe-ler, iU-a, .u d tot al at the.r I ra, ch Drpwl Xo. 217 Fk!:on airert. New York City, and by Grucer. and Lar aicra -.uwfaiiy tbrwuhtxit the Union. AdlreM II. L. PIEF.CE. jeU-13.ii ill I'-ilu a treet, 't Ywh.
OMrtl Tf'fMtT, I C. 8. lUTTKrm.D, Late Adjutant Ree. Service, j laite of Sec of State' o2ce.
t o vs t : i v f - t ti: n i ' ; . n , U.S. CLAIMS AGENCY o. io VIT V.wM;TCI ST., (Over Vajen' Hardware Store.) INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. IJEN.10N?, ro-Jitr Und, flftO Bonrty, Back Tay, Extra Pay. and in fact all claims againt the United States ue?ettil!y ainl 8eel!iy prosecuted betöre tbe aeveral lepartnient. Special atten ion given to makir; out Muter In and out Polls. tTicer' Pay ludla. Cotnmutaiion ot gaartera for L.-cr :'.Ung ofleer, Ac., Ac. Panicuiar atier.tion given w rrccurtcj dischar-rei for ".uperannnated" and oVa' lel t-oLüer. Notarial bii1nea and all kind of ritina aolid'ed W bae tnade arrangemeru with a prominent attomer
of Wa-hlnton City to attend, in peron. to all claims that may be reterr-d to healquaner. Uaxinir bait aa extended practical miliiary experience, we believe that we ha.e quaiiricatious tvr doing a coilectit R atid claim tu-l-nes that but tew rxMUe, Idlers or any one lw.de.r;ng information conceniii -f the locati'nof any regiment, company, or battalion, are Invited to call, a no cbatea are made tor any Informati-JU aha:ver. alo, ; nldiersde-int-g irm-jK -nation Loire ortojoia their regimen. ill I e given all n-ceaary information gratis. Our connect k itb tb liffere iljiiary ltepartmeiitaof this State enaMe aa l tai of great ervc to ail during informatiuiiT'iiCfrnirf tbenme. ktriscNrm v r:amitsoji. Gov. 0. P. Hon on; Cs J. S. Siinonsn, U. S. A.: Oen. Lai. Noble; W. A. P. eile, Serretary of Mate; Capt. James A. tkiu, U. S. Q. at ; J.H Vaj.y. M. G-neral. TOtEY PÜTT RUFI D, rnjCD-dly Ll box 2Z, iLdiaoapolia Indiana.
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MICHIGAN STREET.
THE PRICK OF THE A&OVK PROPEkTT OX MtCUlG AX ANl DKLlWAkE STBkETS Ha Ij-CKN BfeDUED from 95 per foot tJi per f. On PvotaayUama from fj& to 46 pei ft. TbUla the cheapest and rot delrabla varan t rop?rtj la the city, 1 M per cent., aorta of lTa.tibCton.tff tween HUaoU. Iela are and Kora treeu. which U Ike center of loUianafoii.
Parte wirhtng anoen than 40 fet Ma part of lb. tteat lot. T K It at S One -f oa rt b cv b, ba lat.ee ta 1,1 and 3 years, wiia annual iuler.aU
For fanher itftniuationtall klr y otSce over TallaXl'i Jewelry ator.
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