Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3661, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1862 — Page 3

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I FlutK k Wright propretot, lunch i et daily at

10 A M.aril IM I. M je2 dtf Ijr" An oM nero w 3 discovered jetterdtyby mm of r ur cit zet.a in ihe woods netr Whit

river suLTerinz

th th im II doe. He rro

idol w.to f.KKi but left where hewt first dig

THK 0 ÜLT STATE ILNT13L t itby '. t ear! lörtxj txprtta and. f:t!tt Vrlc, a&d 4tl:rt4 to Mb briber ia ad.aerr4 town abot the tat-)tt l4i

tribui4in thudty. Thu nM rea-ntr at distance covered. Here is a cseto test the philanthropy

fn ra tbe Capital f Indiana, to ptt-anewef th day j of t!,e epeci-l friends of the Ethiopian, and inI frm!atotIrborbrforttbej'Cniw-iTlubrr3Kb . deed tl. city at larg U interested that messure r-rr purlitbed tirtiTf. 5ew deilr an! carriers J be taker to pi event the spreading of the loith

in tay ftS town onrt!mtrittrlnK fttlnd nmo'.i, wo me disease with wUicl the uutortuuate man l ill baapptied with theSRNTIXir.L on mood term j afflicted. . ay otber paper. Club, for tha Daily wf.l be applied at j , WTJTtf in !i-ih Indian., La.

At;ent'ratea. Order a aohrlfad. U i . . f , . n.il - ...

H VJ.IH.1I, BUM l-.IClHCIIill.fc VU i OUT. vi HIO

( utn re;rtruent, baa been promoted to the vacao-

icy. Lieutenant Colonel Buell was in comrtiand

ba for l th following tiUiM d.-cuents, ! of an Ohio regiment during the Operations befo-e

Vnl unfile Document.

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aoi ak Ie -Tat la every County and Township in Indiana to club treibe r and en4 for tbm. f r distribution: The tpeeche of lion. I). VY. VootatES epni tb flnani 1 iwaVy and fraud of ih Administration party, and

h vind.rati i of bla statement la that apeech la "p'j J to tb crtDimrnta of Mr. I)w. of Maoacbuftti. Then j $lfh br, fr.m Ifublton rretiti, tb iptHtur ' nf tli A.liiilnli-trttii.n; lb amount of lb public iudebt- j ci5o, an.l tbe kto frandn j birh ibat debt b bem i !iKTrl. ruMlbet In one paranhlrt of fxten rfr, !

ant will furniibd at It pr band ml, anl flO prr thousand. ' prrrli of lltr liardon and Ad.ftrr to

thm DniiocrHCf of tlie I'niteil Mlntc. j

T prrh f lion VT A. RicaaaDNiisi, of IllinoU, rx- j

Conn'h, HtiJ fi iH the itpuutiuti of being an ab!c

and ot!ic;ent ouicrr. M j'r Jaine T. Enibrre i apr-o'itcd Licuteu ant t'ul'ji.tl, rirf Duell.

5TVe t"3'1 coiifidfiitljr recooimcnd to our I fnle Iricndi the dry poodi atore Mtar. j Ltiji.Ii &i Kerne, No. 'AA Wet W.iLiiij;ton Ktifcf, ; a the pl ice to purch is etietp hixI de-ir ible J gooda. We call especi.il Aitentioii to ilieir exten- j

aive u'tmei)t of hoop pkiri, a tranca ut trade i

in whic-litbev h ve tio iu;tl in the N et. Capt. Jloriurty, an accomplhcd le.min, will talc pre.it le t-ure in exhibiting, the beautiful ock of good at tliij et.ibSi.-htnent.

(Iram KxctBstox to Cixcisxati. The ple.v

P'iug th al.litl.n cbui of ngro fqtia'itjr, and wbat 8 Uitet excursion of the reason will take place on

tli ta-payer are pajinir for the experiment. In the

pampblet (of eight page) (a the Addrest of the IemcraMc tnembera of Cn(rei t tb I) niDcracy of th t'nitetl tate, prepared by tbe lion. W. A. Il iiipo, the ni'v-t Iritlrnat frlen! of Senator IVn ot.A. VrU t ten cetU per duien, fifty cent per hundred, and fuu. dollar er (haand. flrrnlnlr tlir llortimnt. Tlee docuineiita abuld f placed In tha band of er. try voter in Indiana, a they dincus in a masterly man-ne-r nur-Jert which have a deep Interest for every cltiien bo deire tu preserve constitution! hlrty ai.d to perpetuate tha L'tuon aa framed by tbe Falters of tha UepUbllC. SK"rche khould l e onlered by Fxpre. If piMe, a' the potag'! it a cent a copy, abJ aa tLU mut he pre paid, it W taken out of the money urnt. All order a coinpanlrd it la tbc.iL, wi!l t proniplly aitendt-d to. Ad-re , Kl.lKlt, 1IAUKXKSS A, HINtlH AM,

Indiaiiapoli, Ind. Mnrion Coiiniy (rnlriilCommlllre. The Marion Countr Central Curnmittee i!l meet ut the Srhtinrl oilice on Siturdny. June 2. at 11 o'clock A. M.( to make nrr inement.-i for ap;oiiiting de!eate.i to the Coniisional Convention. A full ami prompt titu-tidance is desired. The following in the Committee: Centre TownshipJoin H. KIder (Chairman,) Samuel lteck, Jalius Uoetticher. Lt w i ence Samuel Corey. Warren William Hunter. Franklin Woodford White. Perry Jamci Wel.b, Sr. Pec aturJe'j's Price. Whinton William Karle. Pike Joei!i Iften. Wayne -Jnmes 1. Drake.

the third of next month. The excursionist will

visit Cincinnati by way of Madis.m, taking teiraloat at the latter point the tn ignihcent Priorei, of which dpt. Charle David ia comtnander, and reach Cmctnuati on the immortal day. Ticket only $'! DO, entitling the holder to two lodging on the boat und lour tueuU. Ul coiuse every boily will go. X-otue wag yei.t;nl;iy handed nn innocent looking granger a formidable envelope directed to "ilri'. (Jen. J. Lton," telling the gullible lrsonae that tlie lieiifial was in comm itnl here and could pivu him nny inloruintion he tnil.t desire on military matters. When informed that (Sencral Jo "boarded t the m itkct house and liung on n li(ok," the Inniger pitched into jokers generally, nod wound up by swearing that Lawhon was a gool as pome (ieneriiU he could name hii how. Per lup. the enraged gentleman was riht in his conclusion. ;

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CITY AND STATE ITEMS. CT" For cake, pure ice irream, ice drinks and

bcrrit go to Cunningham's. 57" An acre f grHaH i t the north part of the city is for tale. Inuire at this office.

Children' 1 sting fancy shoes sizes 2's to ii, at Jones, Yinnedge, & Co's.

t3fmlVe understand that a party of excursion-i.-U will arrive in Indiinapdii from Louisville on

j the Fourth of July.

ft?fltv. John Kiirer. Chanlain of the 7th ln-

v 4i - - , - - diani, will leWe to join liU regiment on Thürs day eveuitig next.

Pjaxos Tf med. Mr. HerinjT will pay prompt

attention to all orders left at Merrill' Pookstore,

JPostoflfice, or the IndianatolU Musical Institute,

Kin tne iau& liuouing.

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t?riM Wacom for Sale. A god pring wagon, with oil cloth cover, with hafis for one horse, in good order, will be sold at a bargain.

Inquire at this) oRice. 21

Tun Palm m Hoisf. Our readers hare noticed, from our ml tt tiring columns, that this famous hotel has recently changed hinds. 'Mr. Mason retires und Mr. (iil!ey assumes the hole management. Cant. H ut ell. one of the most accomplished and couileous ul' gentlemen, wilbe ptill lound in the oilice to welcome his hosts ot liietids. Mr. Uridley is a gentleman of capital, experience and enteipii.-e, and under his adur'nistraiiou the Palmer will undoubtedly m aiutaiu its former high name as among the foiemost hvtels in the country. IT sir ft. Invknuox. Necessity leads to in my inventions both tur the living and the dead. ;Mr. Matthew Long' expetict.ee as an undertaker h is led him to the invention of a relrierator belter ttdapted to thu preservation of u cotp-o than any thing ever before used in this city. A descri, lion of it is unnecessary. It is sufficient to sty that the corp-e may be dre-sd for the grave nint then frozen so us to be preserved lor any length ol time. The box used only occupies the cpuce of a cooling loard, and the apparatus can eisily be applied. So htr as it hat been used in this city it has been a periect success. Should a mournful occasion require it with any of our readers we commend them to Mr. Long. 13-1 m

iir Col. Ki-e, of the 10th Indiana, who i-"it home on a brief visit, was yesterday pie.-enied with a hatidso.ue sword and sash by Lieut. Johnson, of the same regiment. The sash was captured at Mill Springs, und belonged to Col. Pattlc, of ihe 21) th Tennes.ee. It was found alter the. rout of the- enemy,' in Col. Hattte's quaiter, by Lieut. Johnston, who was wounded in the tight, and again wounded in one of the numerous picket a II airs before Corinth. Lieut. Johnston is still su tiering from his last wound, but is anxious to take the held again. We learn that he will be assigned a place in the stall' of General Malison, who commands a brigade in Nelson's division uf lluell's urmy.

2f"Mr. Thompson k Son, at their news depot, are in receipt of the New York "Ilustrated paj cm for this week. We are daily indebted for

f late newspapers from every quarter.

Z2TU Dr. E. P. Acker will call at this office Le will find the printing ordered by him several t weeks since ready. We want the printing out jjof our way. and we want the money for it.

t3T" The members of the Plurnix Society are ipeeially requested to attend their regular meeting, at the na I place and time, on Tuesday, June 21. A full attendance is required. Wm. McLal chlix, Sec'y.

IIkcrcitinu. Weiiotieeby the instructions issued Irotu the Adjutant Generals office General Orders No. 4."i that lorty men must be enrolled for a company, before subsistence can Imj drawn for any. This regulation may work well in rural districts where young men enlisting would prefer to remain at home until their presence at camp was absolutely required, but in a city like thi't it entails a heavy expense on those who set out to raise companies. If an arrangement were made by which recruits for the new regiments could be lodged and subsisted as they are enrolled it would facilitate lecruiting and be a substantial relief to those w ho desiie to serve their country as oliiwei s of the line.

7"" The lire alarm bell was rung last night

to test the rini;iii apparatus. It sounded clear,

.and we presume Gen. Davis has at length got ahis ropes in order, and the look-out and alarm'bell are fixed facts in our city.

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Maomc Norici:. A special meeting of Mv-

Lodre, o. J5, for the installation of offi

cers will be held this evening at 7'.; o'clock, at the Grand Masonic Hall. Punctual attendance requested Francis Kino, Sec'y. t fjf Ve rejm-t to learn that Shei iff Wallace -3 Iving seriously ill. His physicians yesterday ndi rn etj us that they had strong hojesot his !recoery. W? sincerely hp that so ood a citi'zenas he is may be sated for many years of usei f lllf4.4 I tit

. M , Examination- am Commlnclment Kxircisfs. V, nMMr Fi; .h HL-it V. Tvntiirtv The annual examination of ihe classes in Mc-

Avrniie. awVll known mechanic whose w oik has j Lean's Female Infinite will commence this .een trinl bv numbers of ur citizens, is predared ' uiormn- at i ol..tk,.ind continue during oII II i hlj Im Me HiLl.e '. Ill" -1 1 O al d I.t Xt d I V .

i" Rents in Memphis are four times as high

as in Indianapolis, and ate held up, although many of the business houses are closed. Ada -us Kxpiess pays four hundred dollars per month tor a building, au 1 a small room on the second llor in the business paitof the city brings live hfndred dollais per annum for a lawyer's otl.e. They must charge big fees there. Our Express companies push ahead wherever our armies open the way, and no sooner i a town occupied by our troons on any navigable stream or line of railroad where stock is in running order, there tl.'r messengers are read) to rei eiteand deliver p'Jkages. Our old lellow-tow nsman. Charles Wovdwurd. Esq . opened the first Express office at Pittsburg L Hiding, and we wereshoii)etcrday a drawing of the "house under the hill" where lie stuck out his .shingle. It would look funny cr npared with the splendid edifice heie where Ue usine.-s id the company is done. '

rants Iiis woik and guarantees satisfaction to cv?ry one ordering pttoqv ironi him. 21 4. JJf" The steanier Golden Stale, as we learn rom a disiaU-li at the Executive oilice, h rlivel at Evansville Irom Pittsburg L mding. with three hundred and twentv sick solditrs on board

one biiiidred of l he in Keutuckians and the rest

ndianians.

A Marion Commm Pleas. Ye?tenhy.the critnVnal case, as we are informed by Mr. Fishback; er lid ot er until next term. Then the case if Webster, for Atwmr ting to kill A comrade at Camp Morton, and the case'of 0aton.nd another ,'ur an mssmuIi upon Mr. JoImi.aI I'erlin. will be Jieard. i i Tilt Tt ar. An exciting race is t comeofTat fMjar (iiotc on Wedi esday, (to morrow ) to I reu a pair ol" isnie! ldouginir tv Mr. liilchey. ( Franklin, and a hore ownetl by Mr. Cook, of t'l.'s citv. It is K be a trot in hirne-s. and bets )ie lively nfftied and taken on loth s'ide.s. The Vnt promise to le the m st exciting one of the aeasoii.

A concert w ill be held in ihe M t-onie Htlli'ii Welneshty evening, enmeii-ing promptly at C o'clck. Admittance, ln cents. The graduating class will teid their composi-

j tins on 1 1. uis.:. iv, ut 2 ii lioi'k I'. M..1U the ! Thini Presliy eti.m Church, alter whiv-h a col.o quv will l e prcM-wed. ! Tlie final comment -enu nt exeici-es will l-e htld in li e evening of the same day and at the siiie ' lace. After an addtess on fie theme "A Mojel ' Won. An," diploma iil be contcired upon the gi.tdiiating C..ISS, witli ;,! opriate t ereiaonie.. The tnei.ds of education ate respectfully 'nvitel tt eilend. MiTuor -LtTAN Hall The"Intiible Piir.cv" w as hroii-!it out la-t rigtit at this poj.ular place. of anni-ement, with new seer cry. dresses and t'eooration-. ..i d :i ieitive-1 with dehght bv a hih1 It intelligent nmbepce The acting of Miss M i earth v as D..n Leaiidt-r n graceful und nitnt il ar.d her "tp; e nan. e w as in keeping with ti e , finesienert aiout.d her. The s.ns :ntei spertl thrtiiii.hoiit the p'ere w et nti .i only Mis MaCarthv, with her sweet and cultivated toit-e, can itff Ii f :n. Miss Waltet', a the Princess, also

I. 0. 0. F.-i The members of PhlbxenUa Lodge, No. -I !, are notif.e-1 to nttind a regtil ir : rneetln of sail L-.dpe n Welne-.JiT evening next, June 2ü'.h, f-r ihe eVcti mi of ciliar, .md ; pty ment of dees. Etch member i requested to ; (rive to the Secretary the name of t;e atreet tbey j

live on and tbe number of their resiJenc. 24-2 - Jostra 8. Watv., Pr. Sc.

5tiuMi Com. At ihe My term of thi u;tt i-ist i.noi:rnel. two hun.hed and thirty-ine

is w re tiecideti, iortv four disinis.. ami two a ew I

.undied ai.d th.rt two subnittM. Ihe term

ss erv It'.orions for the J '8C$, and a gre .t fjinoui.t'tif busM.tH, it wi'U" tadeniU from tt'e above statit;c. w .. transacted. The court co river e again in JuW r.ext.

atauittetl l et-ell in was londlv cnfte!

t a.i n.'r.l'l a ad hersinji

Yn cent, us Funboud. was

extremely hap y in his hiti at the times, git ing point U the ittio'sins wih which the nie-.e abounds. His travestie of the sold ,u v of Richard was cpital iTid brouglit down the huusc in thunder of applause. " , The piece will be repeated to-niglt aad etlxpect to see a crowded house.

I AxoTfira Exct rorN A project is en foot for n excursion ttom It.d ..napolus, via D-)toii, to indu-ky. without change of cars, to Detroit by I e.ut.l it. and thence by railroad through the

i, .t......u i ri'iuicvMj .uar-i. i nis excutsnm.

V.nhuz a timelv I ecre.il nui br our citizens d

I tir I ot weali.t r. will

bj'i the middle of July next

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take place

ArroiNtviNTs The following comrary o ncers have been com missioned: K-bert G. Cui.r.iiigham. C;nin. Ist'. re;inient; Jiijon H. Tyler, 1: Lieutenant. l!n; George It. IbieU, Colonel, o-tli; Jimw T. Esibree, Lieutenant, öth; John F. MO'iaijl, Captain. H9ih; Jatn" W. Frown.lt Lieutei trit, r'.UI; Nelson T. Mdlrr, 2d Lieutenant, Ti'M-.; Theolore W. McCov, Captain. .VJih; Krit-ti- M. So)tl, lt Lieuteuant, 3?ih; Hiyutond W.C'tr-i, 21 Lieutenant; Andrew O Dm. el, Captain. William K. Irwin. 1st Lieutenant. Mb; Willi .So D. Watson, 2d Licuten tnt. Mh; l h nns Paul, 'J.1 Lieutenart. 47lh: William H. Pie, 2d Eeu

. nii'ti t llOp. M , alter the display of the tenant, 37th; T. C Grew. m. 2.1 Lieutenant. 41;

ie wotk. T.ckeis will also b rood to return M irtnaduke IL Duntll, 1st L eutennt.t. 4H; i.. 4.t f the tejular trao.w of Saturday, the Lifatette Damall. 2d Lieutentnt. 4 ; Matl..a

tU, aii no longer, lit keta for the round trip K. (irabaro, 1st Lieutenant, r ranwi.n 5 igart, ;1 uly id Tlie citizens of Indianapolis may rely ; iJeutenant. Pernarl H- Daily. CapUtn. Aniri' ii ih: leiii'r the pteat eicur-ioo of ihe pea son. It. Koltertson, lt Lieutensnt, Join (i. KieM. ."!' kets can be had at W. Yieker't drog "tore, 2d Lieutenant, John McC!ung,2d L!rntrnaM. lt . . , i ,, . n ii I. ii t. i i. . i - i i l. . I.. I i ii,...

-aii.Jrt U-I1 fciMiKa ziaii; jierri. VW. t uwa . in ' -vm; j uoii riici.!, " ' . Hoir. Oleuu'a lilock; No 2i East WasbingtOii ' Charle McUiioley, 2d Lieutenant, lith; W. V . itre-t. iik! at the Uu'.ou DejKt ticket olLee. dtd Sanphter, A-sistai.t Sureou, O.Hh.

i - ? Gai r Fol atii Jin Exctaiovi to Cixiati I be eietiiaion train will leave InJi Iti lis over the Iiidiaii-Mtdis and Cincinnati

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General Order o. 17 Adj't Gems. Orrics. Imd Yol. 3Iilitia.) Indianapolis, June 23, lrC2 J O-c-r H. Ketnlrick. Pavmater ol the Stte

militia, has been ant-wnted a enmiisioi.er or I cent to collect from the Paymaster of the United I NOWlIt:i States Arm? and forward to discharged sold.ers 1

the amount due them from the United States for er ices. Discharged aoldiers will leave their diachare pipers iid pnr nemo tit jiroperly reeeipted with I'avmaster Kendrick and the amounts will be

Collet-ted and sent to them. t Pat miter Kcndrick'a office is in the northwest 1

corner of the State House. Uy order of His Evcelleucy Governor Morton. Laz, Notar, Adjutant General. -

RUMORED RESIGNATION OF STANTON.1

CONG It Ii SSIONA L.

AFFAIRS AT

CANDIDATES.

l?r WE AUE AUTH011IZED TO AN5()L CE tbe name of JAMKS K. I'LL'MMKIt, a a candidate, to represent Man i ro i'.ity in the ne tt Ieislature, subject to the decision of the lemocratic County Convention. MANY VOTKUS.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

r?TTO THE NEKVOUS AND CONSUMPTIVE; OF MrTII s-F.XKS. A lietire.l flerymati bavinjc been restored to bea'tb in a b'w !ys, aft r many jear of areat sutTeilr-E. i willing to aMt other by tendhig (free) on tbe receipt of a poet-paid directed enveloj, a copy of the prescription ued. lire i to i:e. JOHN M. IiAfiNALU JtD-diw4m lH6 lultoti stm t, brooklyn, N. Y.

IS i:aAt lValiinglon street, Have Ifu appo tited agents for the sale of II IC A I i: H T I' M M b A i v TIIK WONIiKKH'b CUAXt MS, fr tbe cure of Coughs, Col.i, So-e Throat, bronchitis, Wheeing, 'rritation of the Uvula and T. n-al, and Uiseas of the l,uinr. Ilid in lare boxes, 2." cts., . et.. and l each. nlHl.twly

?rSINGEK k CO 'S LETTER "A" FAMILY SKWINO MACHINE, with all the rerrnt Improve-merit.-, is the HKST and CHEAPEST and MOST UK ACT IH'bof all sewin m.tcbine. Tills machine will new anything, from the running of a tuck in tarh-tuti to the making of an overcoat anything from pilot or bcavercloth dow n to the softest au.e or gossamer tissue, and i ever rea.ly to tio it work to jrf.ciion. Ilcauh ll, beio,bind, gat her, tuck, quilt, and has capacity for a Kfc at var'n-ty of omann i.tal work. This is not the only machine that can fi ll, hem, hin 1, and so forth, hut it w ill do so better than any other machine. The letter A Family Sewing Machine may he Lad in a great variety of cabinet cn.se. The Folding Ca-e, wLith is now b.-coi-in so popular, I-, as its nam implies, one that can lie folded into a box or case, which, when opem i, makes a beautiful, suhstanti.il, and spacious table for the work to rest upon. The cases are of every imaginable design plain as the wood grew in its native forest, or as elaborately finished as art can make them. I. M. SINf.EK Jt CO., No. 4.ÖS f'.roadw-ay, N w York. fÄT Indianapolis Cilice No. 3 Odd-I ellows' lull, Washington street. apH-dly

AIJT10a. Tb market la full of imitations, represented to be tha same as ''UUOWN'SnKONCllIAI.TKlKTII ES," which are tn most case productive of positive Injury. Many dealers will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced articles, affording more protit to themselves Ak fr aud OBTAIN only "BKOWN'S P.ltONCIIIAI. TROCIIES," which by long expericnev haveproved th?ir value, having received the sanction of physicians generally, and testimonials from eminent nn'ti throughout the country. BROWN'S bUONCHlAb TUIU'IIKS, when allowed to dissolve slowly in tlie mouth, have a direct influence to tbeaffected pait: the aedative and toothing effect to the mucua lining f tlie windpipe into tbeBronchilallnysPulmonary irritation and gives relief in Cough, Cold, and tbe varioua Throat affectionto which public speaker and inersare liable. febll-dly'62

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I rotu Vatiington Wasiiinoton, June 23. The Tribune'a dispatch says: Ii. C. Wa-hburne, with fuur regiments of cavairy, left Springfield, III., a week ago to relieve Gen. Curtis in Aikana.tj. A grand convalescent camp Ina been established by the Government at Fairfax Seminary, Yirginia. Gen. Rosecransbs arrived here. He his been recommended for a Major Generalship by the Cougie&jional delegations of Kentucky and Indiana. Col. W. W. Donnelly, of the New York 2rih, has been nominated Brigadier General. The World' dispatch says: An important rumor has been circulating today to the effect that Secretary Stanton is about to relinquish the charge of the War Department, and that Major General Hanks will take the place vacated by him. It is also said that in cafe Major General McDowell should manifest a wish to retire from active service, it will be granted. 1 give these rumors for what they are worth. A meeting of Indianians was held to night at

Gov. Wright's rooms. Senator Luie was chosen !

Chairman and Schuyler Colfax Secretary. Over $1,21X1 was subscribed for the relief of sick aud wounded soldiers. Hon. D. P. Holloway was choseo permanent Pi evident, Hon. J. P. Usher Treasurer, und W. T. Dennis Secretary. An executive committee of eiht was Hppointed. The soibsn iption w us in addition to $"?00 already expended by Indianians. A dispatch from the Peninsula states that the court convened to inquire into the charge against Gen. Uirney terminated its session after hearing the testimony of Gen. Kearney in his favor, it being considered unnecessary to prosecute the inquiry further. Gen. Uirney will no doubt be immediately restored to his command. From .11 em plil. MFMnus, June 20. The Mobile News of the ICth says nothing of the capture of Fort Murgan. There h no mention of an attack being made, although some naval arrangements are in proxies. at New Orleaus, and considered aiming tor that point. Advices from Yicksburg of the 17th by way of Grenada, state that no active demonstrations have been made by the Federal licet since its re tiretnent. Several gunboats appeared on the lölh from below. Report nays that 3.0UU Federal troops with gunboals und transiwrts will leave Ha tou Rouge on Friday for Yicksburg. MFMniis, June 21. Col. Slack retains command of the city, and has issued an order requiring that the Hoard of Aldermen, Mayor, Recorder, and all oilier city ollicials, to take the oath of allegiance within three day?, in default of which they will be regarded as sympathizing with and be arrested as traitors. The Yicksburg Whig, of the 17th, says: We hear Gen. Lovcll, stall and fanily have movel their headquarters to Meridian, and hopes he will not find it necessary to visit the city again. The Federal advance arrived at its old position Saturday evening. They tired a half dozen fchots nt the lower battery on Sunday. All quiet yesterday. A Greensboro, Mississippi, paper of the 1 1th inst. says: Information has been received from Okibbeeha county that the negroes were arming themselves rapidly for the purpose of killing all the whites on the 1 frth of June. The plot was discovered in time to be frustrated. The Mobile New s of the 14th says that a Richmond telegram announces that Gen. Ltwton has a Georgia brigade G.0U0 strong, and was to leave on Wednesday to reinforce Jackson.

DRUCS.

NEW FIRM.

T1IVVE associated with rae in btihie Mr. O. Vv. Sloan, wha has b.en an a-sistunt in the store for a number of year imst. Hereafter the business will be coiitmui d at the eld stand utnh r the linn ot IlllOW.MMi A M.O.lX. I feel grateful for th liberal pa'ronaee which tea have ever teci-ivi-d tiu-t by strict attention to business und the wants of our customer to merit an t renin the tame. It. UKOWNINU.

I.I. per-on knowing themselves Indebted to m will pleae call at their earliest convenience and nuke s.-tn. n.ei.t ..f same, and oblige li. IiiiOW N lN(i.

HKOWMNC; SLOAN, (LATE It. BHOWNING,) jb oc ur jc 'r m , V2 Wet Washington Srreet, liiiliar.npf.li", Hive in sicre a tar-e and weil selected Mf-c rf Pnig, Medicme, Che m teals. Paint. 11-, Van. She, I'vestu!fs. tila-sware. V nutow (.la .l'rudi s, Cis'r. Tobacco, spiv-e, I'erf.imery,

rui.cy ai-'i io:itt A:ti-;e

Coal Oil ant

Palest Meil.cn.es,

and all article in oompl.-'f th tnrk of Prusgit. Aa we parch e pmuipilly for cth, d;r ct ffm the importers a'd m.üi'if .cfarer. and being rfeiroc, tf retsin the r'p itn'irtii wh'.-h ear h.'Us ha ever en.cjed of sel'.ir. j -.., rit?i r tilt great care i tkc n in the select i"ti et lrs.cs in re fen :ice totbeir Oi;r facihtie are si:-b t!i i f-l f't.nti'leni v r rn lVr. in jwm and una.ln!:eraT. t r:;i-l-, a ti a. in; in tueem. ns as auv other

I'ront Mew York. New York, June 22. Gen. Butler was serenaded at the St. Charles Hotel on the 14th int.. and made a speech in response, in which be declared that his feelings toward the South were friendly and fraternal, but that at the same time he was resolved, as a matter of duty inexorably imposed upon him, to carry out the laws ol the United Suites under all circumstances. The speech was w ell received. A new daily paper has jut been started at New Orleans edited by the great financier, Jacob liarker, now eighty-three years old. One George Coppel, signing himself Her Majesty Yictoria's Acting Consul," has pre sumcd to address Gen. Butler, and asking explanations; whereupon Gen. Butler answered that no reply would be made to the note until Mr. Coppel should be recognized by our Government us its agent. In the Provost Court a mm named Durand sued the Bank of Louisiana to oblige the Bank lo pay him in current funds for a deposit he made in Confederate notes which the banks had made legal currency by paying them out instead of their own issues or specie. Judge Bell decided in favor of Dm and and ordered the bank to pay the amount in current funds. The bank appealed from the decision to Gen. Butler but the General sustained Judge Bell. All but eight of the mortar boats had gone up the river ami the balance will go up just as soon as they could procure tugs to tow them up. A large Union meeting w is held at New Orleans on the evening ol tlie 19th. Able and elo quent speeches were made by Messrs. Mandron, Day, C. Lmiont and E. A. Eish.iit The rebel General Lov ell's ai my evacuated Camp Moore and have gone to Yicksburg.

Lamp.

outhcrn etv. Chicago, June 21. A special to the Chicago Tribune dated Cairo 21 says; General ilindmau. of Ai kansa3, is among the prisoners taken on White river. Rev. Joseph Wancn, Chaplain, was taken by the (ith Missouri, captured at Fnrmingtori on the 22 i of May, and released by order of Beauregard, ami left Jackson, Mississippi, on the l?th. He re;Miits the Scale archi.es aud all public and private property being removed to Columbus. From l.onlavt lie. Loi isviLLi:, June 21. The Southwestern Telegrapii line is now in oreration Irom here to Mem-

pin. i ii aaaa-fr Ma a a wn i i n rVilil Eifnclic.

C OM.Itl.NMON .tl..

Washington, June 23. SENATE Mr. Wade presented a petition Irom Cuyahoga county, Ohio, staling they hav e viewed with deep humiliation the tact that the miht.iry authorities of the Government seem to i i . i

Western V- u-e. ne oceupving u.cui-tiics in proiccwng me prop AH nr1er will receive the personal attention of ore ! ei ly of tebels and traitors and asking for the of ihe firm T.reat rare taken in ibe !iien.-ttif .f i hv-i- ! i....Vi'-rut a eontlsi-atiolt !4Ct.

' . . ...

eins' prescription and family recipes from tirictly pure article, an I we feel confident w? can render sati-factiou in ihe firifr and qitity of ff(xl. lOCOWNINO A SU)AN, C2 We-t Ydi:r.?tn Hreet.

PAKTS! OILS! VARNISHES!!

Mr. Trumbull piesented tttitioiia Irom citizens

of Fulton county, Illinois, asking the Goveiument to recognize ihe light and extend protection over all loyal people in the States in iebl lion without regard to color. Mr. Wade, fron the Committee on Territories, reported bill prording for the admission of the Slate cf Western Virginia into the Union. The bdl provides that the Commission, in assessing on the value of slaves, sbvll be governed by thetr cash value at tbe time of the passage of the act. Tbe Commission, h all cases when it u chargel on oxth of a respectable rerson that the claimant isdislcysl, or Ins given uttermee to disunion sentiment. , shall summon witnesses, none, of which lb til be excluded on account cf color, and if it sh t'l be show n thtt sucn claimant has given no aid or tocifottto the enemy, his claim shall be allowed. Mr. Lsne. uf Indiana, Irom the Military Committee, reported a bill to establish certain national arsenals. On motion of Mr. Gtimes, the bill for the bet ter government of tlie navy was taken np, and üiscu-ed by Mesvrs. Trumbull, H ile and Grimes. Various amendments were tJopteJ, and ihe bill ratted. -

! The till providing for an additional oati cf On(i ""ZD 1""it "A Varcib bribes, T:i ! c-tUce w is taken up. S.UU Hn-he,. s U Tv-d. Linnler.. S-ruh shoe. , -Tjie arrmdment offered by Mr. Trumbull to

eice.it all f ersons for whom the Constitotion prescrü.- tlie form of oath was amended, ou

500 P'-re TThü Lead: 2Q0 KEr,s rar Wh ts Zire; fiQ EJLEREIJ5 LiaseedOili IO CASKS Tellow Ocbra;

n CASKS Venet. Red. s With a Ur t'k cf Vaentte., r!r.ts. and Co!irs cf U kiil Kroubd in oil and dr. I nf n!f ar. ti e lowest tur.-. r.KMWMNr, A MOAN, J2 Wet W'asbmfTlon Mreet,

BK.ST Amerca-i and PretK-h Winh w Gli.: too b- ie, Window assorted, from sal'J to 3CC0, iD ira ax.d fi-r tale a! lowe-t Clares r ' D:;0WMti l SL0A5.

Brushes! Brushes!

llvrM-, Hair, Hat, ainl 1 i ll lirusLr ol all ktnJ ai Ioet

C-fur-i t VitWXlXli MEAN'S WW-Jt-vlwt4faa . . .

n.otn of Mr. Dtvis. so ti further etcept forre of te ererty. Ot the night befort lat

Senators and Representatives ami the Vice Piea

idet.t, and udoptetl. The fiit! p ssed vena U3, tays i. The neja live vote was a follows: Ha yard, Cariile, Ktcacdy, Powell, cd Ball burr.

Mr. Fcss enden, from the Coainuttc of Cob

they made their a- peimnce auddenir, wl.ru much (

coniusoo cnuel. 1 Le protot iaariil wajj

among the prisoccra captured. Tha Uaia w aat about rtucy to leave for ilia South, upon which many ätuecs atleaputi to take refuge for the p-rpoa of cacapir, wLea

tea crowd was Cred cpon. i- eut. uaa ana torse

ferer.ee on the lax bill, mad a report, which was I otheti were killed. No public itcre remaked

concurred in

The teport is In favor of auspendins the LrKt tax for two yeirs; that no good on hand should be taxed after the present year, and that the act should go into effect the first of August. Mr. Powell introduced a bill in relation to the duties of leads of departments.

j Mr. Ciuk moved to take up the House Confiscation bill. Agreed to.

Mr. Clatk then moved as a substitute the Senate bill as reported from the special committee. Pen ing the question, the Senate then went into executive session and adjourned.

at Holly Springs.

STATUTES OF LXDIAXA.

GAVI V llOllD ICKVISIO.

HOUSE The bill to establish a land district in Nevada was passed. Mr. Lovejoy asked leave to introduce a bill amendatory of the District of Columbia emancipation act.

Mr. Wicklifie objected to the introduction of i

the bill. Mr. Lovejoy It is simply for reference. Mr. Wicklitfe I do not care what it is for, I object to its introduction. Mr. Law introduced a resolution, which was referred to the Commilteeon Naval Aßairs.tendering the thanks of Congress to Capt. 0. II. Davis, his othcers and crew lor brilliant evenu on the Western waters. Mr. Dawes called up the resolution from the Committee on Elections declaring Clinics H. Fo-ter not entitled to a seat from the 2d Congressional district of North Carolina. Both Mr. Brown of R. 1. and Mr. Dawes of Mass., charged ihe claim of Mr. Foster as a fraud. The House then went into Committee of the Whole on the bill authorizing an additional iue of Treasury notes. After a debate, Mr. Spaulding's amendment to the first section was adopted 57 to 4') so its to provide for the issue of $i:l),(KMJ,0UU United States treasury notes, not bearing interest, and payable to the beaier, and of such denomination as the Secretary of the Treasury may deeio ex pedicnt; provided that no note be less than $1, and no more than &."0.üd).üOU uuder Sö. The

olher sections were not acted upon. t The Committee of Conference on the tax bill j reported, and it was adopted 1UC against 7. :

Adjourned. Troiii riiiludclphla. PniLADi ltuia. June 23. A dispatch from

The econd volume of MessrtvUavln k llord'a compilation of Indiana statute baa just appeared. Tfcii volume Complete their work. Its incvhar.!tl execution ii vrrj ; creditable; od iL kill, U araltnt;, and labor which tbe i editors have bestowed ou it, inert tbe b jjb t pra!e J None but larud, thiigeut lawyer could have produced ' ucb a work. j TL second volume embrace all tbe public atatute cf , Indiana now Jn force cpontLe fubject t which It relates, i

ml tbe flrt all ejcepOnu tbt acta of the last refutar arid extra action cf tbe Legislature. It ii a rret excellence of tbe compilation that all exJtlc(t atute on each iu' Ject are collected together In tbe aret plac la tbe volaoie-; t.o that tie reader can aee at a g'acce all tbe leg's-lat'.'.n ln ftrce tn any given subject. Take, fur example, the act of ls2, organiiing Court of Common

Ilea tbe editors publicL the act al large, and they also i print, iu tbe form cf note on tbe ame pape containing !

tbU tatute, all the act amendatory to it which bare ';

Wen pa ed up to this time. Aud ao they bave done of all tbe o'jher act contained In tbe revision of Isoj. Tbe editor bate added mnrh to the value of these roltimea especially the Iat by tbe ce.piou and learned rotes with which the volumes abound. These nnet Indi

cate much labor and lepal acumen. They furnish u, in a concise and accurate form, with all tbe a indication t f 1 our .supremeCourt on tjes! statutes. These a!juJica-1 tio'is beiiifr now vt-ry tninierou, the refereiKr to tbein j In the volumes under coudderati a. w ill be of jrreat valae j

to tbe lawyer, aud indeed lo all person concerned In the administration of Justice. The ed.t--n hav also referred.

hi their notes, to numerous derisions in other State. I

made on statute similar to our. j An excellence of tbee volume, net to be overlcn. Ved, I tbe full aud accurate ir.dex aj pemied to each. In In.M- i ana, ther never ba been a good luc'i-r t nny vo"u":e of statutes published by authority. Ti ls jaotokh. defect ba been ronipli tely remedied in the volume under re-1 view; and lhee Indexes will greatly liebten tbe labor of ' ail who Lave occasion to look Into our statutes. j This is. the f.rst time that private euteerri'e has at- j tempted the publication of Indiana talutu. The at-

tempt. I do not doubt, will be successful, and will j

Gen. McClell. ill's army announces the restoration ! duly reward tl e learned editors and enterprizing pnh!ih

of Gen. Birney to his commaud, he having been ers. Every lawyer will, of course, purcba-e these volumes; 1 acquitted by court martial. td every cl-.rk, sheriff, aisl Justice of tbe peace of the j

Mate, will nnd il to Iii advantage to own tin m. j DAVIÜ M'DON'ALD. ' Ii;dianolii, June 5, lsti'2 j Tiie foregoing notice byJude McImoalu, of (Savi 1 j Ilokn's Compilation of tbe Mtatuie of Indiana, i not de signed a a pufT of tbe work, but is au unsolicited com- j mendatioii of tbe ability, accuracy, and completeness j

wiili which the-e volumes have Veen prepared. The secoul volume, which has Jm-t been IssumI from the press, is heinjr delivert d to suharribers a rapidly as possibh. This ediiiou of tbe statuje will ! found a necessity to every lawyer, Justices of tbe peace, and county officer in tbe State. The publication of tbe work is a private enterprize, aud th.; publishers only hope for remuneration is in its sale to those for whose convenience

From Cliicngo. ! Chicago, Juue2'l. The majority against the ! new Constitution is 21,b00. I he seventeen I

counties to hear fiom gave a Democratic majority in lfG'J of alxut 9,o(0. Tlie thrw negative jiropositions are adopted. The bank clause is vet in doubt. From tVutliiiigton. Washington, June 2il. A dispatch to Representative Phelps, of Mo., dated Cassville, iu the

southwestern portion of that State, says that the j

1st Arkansas tegiment ot cavalry is rapidlv tilling up. Hundreds arc repairing to the rendez vous tiotn the western and northwestern counties of Arkansas. This regiment will be organized in Missouri, though composed entirely of Arkansas volunteers. Gen. McDowell is rapidly recovering from his inj"ries, and expects to resume active tiuties in a few days. Froni rortre .Monroe. Fohtkiss Monroe, June 23. A steamer from City Point arrived last night. Richmond papers of Saturday contain brief accounts from Charleston of a bloody batile fought on Monday last between five Federal regiments and a battery of Pa rro It guns, and pans of four Confederate regiments and a battery. The battle lasted ail day, with a heavy loss on both sides. The Charleston Mercury was fearful the battle would be renewed the next day.and expressed apprehensions for the safety of the city in consequence of the great exhaustion of the troops, and the loss of many officers. I learn that yesterday the rebels opened on Gen. Hooker's division with shot aud shell, but did no serious damage. Gen. Hooker nnsweied from one of our new batteries, throwing heavy shells, which were seen to burst among the whole attacking party by 'ersons iu one of Prof. Low e's balloons. Our troops are represented as enthusiastic at tho near prospect of a great and a decisive battic. Generals Evans and Pemberton had complimented the rebel troops for their bravery in stand

ing up under the heavy fire of shells and shot t

from our gunboats and batteries. The light took place about four miles from Charleston, and from the tone ot an editorial in the Mercury, I should think the rebels h ive been cut oil Irom retreat from James Island by our gunboats. If this should be so, Charleston must soon fall. Th Richmond Dispatch says that it can bo no louger denied that Gen. Jackson has been heavily reinforced lately, and the Federal columns must either combine or fail across the Potomac. A letter to the Philadelphia Press says a member of the Confederate Guard of Richmond, captured at Ashland on the 19th, states that Bcaure gard is second in command at Richmond aud a number of his troops have arrived.

it was prepared. Tbe two volume contain about 1C0O pages of matter, nearly double tbe quautity embraced in tbe levislon of 1.S5J. Tbe prici of the w ork is $4 .V per volume, or 3 00 for the two volumes. Orders addreosed to tbe ubscriber wll receive prompt attention. J. i. HINOIIAM, June 7th, 162. Indianapolis, Ind.

MEDICAL.

DB.DACIER.S

Fl He "SK Tills are the result of much steady and careI ful experience in all vaiietiasof IV male complaints, and in cases of Irrejulritie, Suppressions, Leurborrhea or Whites, Inflammation of tbe bladder, Kidney and Womb, and loss of Nervcu Energy, etc. Tbeir use ie above all praise. Are entirely fre from any Mercurial or Mineral poison, are purely vegetable, and are free from dangtr; can be used with perfect safety. Amonor the many thou -and th tt bave ued tbeni in all psrts cf tbe Union yosc tpeak ill of them, for all like them.

From !ipxv York. New York. June 21 A New Orleans letter of the 14th says the steamer Mississippi arrived from Baton Rouge. All was quiet in General Williams's camp. The story of Cols. Du lly und Nimm's battery having been cutoff was untrue er I 111 IIA f I tl.

i here na-i neen no tonei njree near uaion ivjiiges

except a band ot 2011 ;ui rillas scattered between that city and Clinton a few dava ao. Oer. Williams sent Col. McMillan, with the 21 st Indian, to seize some rrotirtv. As thev

were on ihe toad thev were fired upon by two guerrillas and Colonel McMillan was slightly j wounded with buckshot. The gt.ard fired upon j the raca!s. Mid killed ne andcaptuied the ot ier i

A letter to the Tribune savs Gen. Blenker his been removed bv Gen. Fictnont. for insolence

Gen. Carl Schurz has been apjointed to succeed 1 him. i

(Jen. Williams wrote to Gen. Butler for in- j

structions as to the course to be pursued towards guerrillas. The General answered him as follows:

Heawartirs Department of thk Gtn j June 12. lfrC2. I j You ask me wh-tt shall be done with guenil- j las. They should be captured, tried at the drum , head by military cotnmision, and shot, every ! man their houses burnt, their property de-trov-' ed, and every means taken to show them that ' they are enenres of the huin'tn race not aoldiers, but murderers and land pirates. There is : only ore w av in which vou can err towards them,

and that is by a wrtntot prompt everity. Bv order of Major General Butler,

lt. K. Davis.

Married Ladle In cettain fituations hould riot ne them. For reasons see directions on eacb box. Price One Hollar I'rr IIox.

Tby are ent in a tbin. Cat box, postage free, to all i parlu of the United State upon tbe receipt of the price. Prejared and sold by LK. F.W IMJ, j ü"o. IS Virginia Avenue j rnvT-dAwly Indiasspoli, Indiana, i

I.."'. II .

f Sicnedl

arge cities.

Iiiifiort.niit to Fnnnlr!

Mostgommt. June 17. Beauregard and ftaff are on tbtir war to Richi to i . . i . . i . : I . '

c.v. c..-. ,;ii - .f'i . r. .i Or cepartr.ser.t ofoir TVr ssry if tc'.iny des-oed J Je. Fr-' '?l.Io.w General. tft lh, t,4lTet ,.f xU tJiite Cf FeT.aTi, ih at Lu- - S-ttCienl force will b6 Ieit Willi myir.Clb.e bng i efcerrrea. or "Wluta," Irrectilar. p.imnland ftufproaai to check anv atept towards the interior by tne j Meaeu-uauoti. yrrou and franaral Debility, cf j vandals under Ilslleck. t Wor.h, barrr.r.., 4c. ! m. r,, , . r .u ' Conrri!tat or.a an 1 xatninati'jü fr of eharra. ; The Charleston Mercury of the 1 - th say taat , AW) torhxl, uWtLys RGCLATok PILLthe Confederate loss at Sscessionnl.e rcsurdty fct femaia otmrariiAc, Irrer-Unt:ea tc Marndl. ' was fortv killed aud JÖU wounded. We buried J ! m certain ituitiot hou-'Ä r.ctcktbem, a tty ; In or.e field 1 10 federals and took some tortv pi is- i wo raiseamag. Price f 1 per box and 17 b 0, rr- . DP- GALES' PREVENTIVE An loTataable aricla Snrc.al dl-'.tche to tbe AucuU papers from ' for th e wtshirr tolim'.t -t taralier cf ttelt crrrtrx. or

CharUston dited the 16th 55

A severe battle took place this morning on

James Ilanl, fortv miles from this city.

regiments of f'e-ierals with artillery attacked our batteries at Secefsiotiville. Col. Li man commanded the Confederates and with a few hundred troop the Federal wer repulsed three time

With

I tbe barren wbo lre children; warranted tact ta- la are

tbe health, and will last fir alJeLcv. sent it aey addres

great

;hter.

The enemv b uzht bravely, but were defeated.

The enemy's os is suppoed to be about four hundreJ. including tbirtv prisoners Onr loss is

etimite-i at fiftv 10 one hundref. Col. Lunar i1

wounded; C.ip: Rel an ! Kin-.' and Lieut. Edwards are killed. The attack w ill soon be resumed. The Confederates are inikh exhausted by previous shelliui of the s-r.euiy fr a week. The Grenada Appeal of the llrih mvs: Holly Sprincs oerupied by a eutiaitlrrable

PHYSICIANS.

Ir. -F.irviii & Fletcher. MJ 7 NOKTH ALABAMA STKEKT. Ir. netciier'rrvHlne-.. 15T North Teaaea atreet. Vmr m', X. 9 Sartb Alabaia atrrat- BajI-Ua

COrflMERCIAL.

(HA.iu.a-ra.j cinciilauii yiMrkri. i Ciyciyyari, June C3. No char- la Co;r or crab; not nsch dsz.' Whiky trra at2c. Good demaud for lird t7Q7J;c; cr!se!tjT la held at Sc. I Sugar rarcd Lsbf have adrar.ccd toS,3?bjc; no dented fjr tnet pork or bulk me-t; bacon

ia rot inquirtsl for.

ttrocettt-i tnchai ( Litisee.1 til Is bei Gold firmer at C

r,. i orn'er eal. on reeeipt tit tbe pne I W o JJuLL-vkS,

r 'Te I PATirXTS AT A DISTANCE Lyet.dniir a brief state

ment of their ymptom. will receive a ßlar.k Cbartcwt-Uiin- ; ln a bst f snes iocs, on r term for the course f treatment t Ac. MedictLes sent to anj part of tbe country to ctaae axy ' riM at hrae, f r- from danger or eurRity. ' All tran-atx-n private and conftdeisl. fUmembet ' tbe name and cumber. Iret all letters la GALKS'8 HEAD DISPESART, j octl5-da UuiiTille Ky.

ed ar.d firm

. rem.

Holders of Hour 1

mv ork yinrket.

Nkw Yore, June 21.

thermoreinclinel to realize.

while .rices bave w lergot.e no material change; nies at J.1 IUH 21 for urf.i. Sute; $4 4j (-1,4 fur extia ute, and $4 Cl for choice; $4 I 2 fur nq-Thne Western; $4 45(4 Od lor coaia.wa to u.t :um extra Wotern; t (ja 0d for corneal 1 to gxd shipping brands extra round boop -)hio; and $5 lUQÖ V'I for trade brands, the t'arket cloaiLg dull, with co buvers at outside qijaUtior.a. lt)e flour quotedjit $2 70(4. Com meal in cci lequest at $2 t5. Whisky o-.;ied sfudv and closed rmer; sales at 20(200. f W beat opiiied due', wiih holders d!spve4 to realize, but afieiwaijl fieigl.t declined and the market closed a sh sie turner, with fair export demand; sales Cl.i'igo spiing UiV(3$l Is J. tie Utter for very clu-te; Milwaukee club $1 01; amber lowaiand W,-feru $1 l'l(U Üb; red jsute $1 U?; inur red W stern $1 143 1 10; amUr Mich.;an $1 17; white Wcaletu $1 22. Rye quiet and firii at ptev iou quutalions. Btiicv dull and njtL.ii.aI Com lc lower, wi'h cood busires doing for ex p. nt at the divlin; aalea at 4G i 43c tor new mixtsl Western; '(hf;lc for old do; 43ig4cfor unsound; o.'l'c for jeilow Western. OiU in tii'Kierate eiUusl l -lAi-loc. Sugar Raw continues firm, but businesa lim tej; silesol Cuba irt 7so72c. Motatses quiet; wi have only to notice a sale of 20 hh Is Cuba an j Muscovado at 2ic. Poik quiet and wjthout material chmce in prices; sales at $10 r.V 1" "7 2 for mess; $10 75 lor prime mess; Go lor prime. Beef quiet and unhanged.

MEDICAL BOOKS. GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, ciiAtt ri:iti:i

BY THE I.EfilSLATURK OF KKNTUCKT FOIi THK THEATMENT OF ALL TIIE DISEASES OF THE URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS. j saam tssSl JL' aa Ja. JR K Ja mM.

PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.

i Cont'iin nj Ihhiu fine 'ti.V um ?iyrititf;of th

.!.! '. tml rhiinl"3y tj th .Se- t i"7U ' i i nt it of It'-'Hh ami ii)im.

OX A NEAT METHOD OF : treatinc Venerial Diees, inrlu- , di"; Sjpblli in all Its tra?; Gonorrhea, Gleet, Ktrictnre, Varl- ! cocii, at.l Hjdrcsele, I ,. of ' tbe Kidneys, LIadd-r Ac, with- 1 out mereiirj! coiitair.lnff a valnabetreaueeri that wide-prea ! . malady of youtb. Seminal W eak- j nes. Nocturnal Emis-ion, Sexual Debility, Impotenty, Ac, the e- 1 cret Inlirmitie of youth ami ira. . . . a i i. . V. L , .

habit "t seir-abus. To whtcb la a-l.lea observation on Ft-malr I);caes, and otler Interestirr matter of the ofmost imr"itance to the married ant tho crttsrnplstina:

nsr-iasr-, wh'venTeTtain dotibts of their pbyic atrl tf to I enter that fa.e Sent to any address ia a tcaled wrap I

1 er, on receipt of ten cents or f ur tamp.. I We devoie our entire time and attention to ih treatI ment of tbe rarlous private d!ea-es treed of in cur prl- , 1 ........ Oil, f l.ffft. IP. I . f ' . m Anlu I f I f .W a

ram jieinpuis. ( ki d in Annc, Lkh D4, e tabi-hed by .pectal MliMPfTlS, June JI. The Grenada Appeal of 1 cbartt-r, an! this fact Lonld ft a prrrerrnr ef r ti.e ;

the 1511 contains the foi owinn d.natcb: ! Tr:rU1 Iß"" cl oöwai cuarxcter to 1 round mail

INSURANCE.

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INSURES lMell.i.i;s. ih. us. hold Forn.ture, Iurn, Hay. (.rain and Live St. Utt err n. AI, . t'hurt t, ScLoM Ilms- etxt ..titer rftasl.e.t j rjerty, aca.n-t los n J damage by I not and Li.HTsisu, f..rtbe term cf fire or scwnyeais. . iarToaa. J. S. Harvey, Induuapol', E. D. Mrli Itetiauapoba. William t' Lupton, ". D. X. Heath, Greencastle. Frederk k l---kSt James r.ur,.e-, Dauvllie. William T. Clbsmi, loi.iiaj.. !,. rrn aa. J. S Ilsaviv, rre.d. nt. I a.ikii k r.aH..Treasnrrr. Wm.C. Li rios. Vice Fre-'t. Wm. T. Gir.si.ji, s.cre ary. maji!'. dlrrw'.'ta GREAT WORK.

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