Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3666, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1862 — Page 2

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Democratic Union State Ticket roE if rftKTA&T or .tat, J Ail KS S. ATHON. Of Marion County. FOR AtMTOR Or fcTAT, JOShTH HISTINE. Of Fountain Countj. rOK TEKAMl KCK Of TATC. MATTHEW L. BRETT, Of Ditifi Countj . VOR ATTOaSLY CErtAL, OSCAR n HORD. Ot Decatur Coir.tj. roa trERixTitpKiT or m-lic imtrictioj, SAMUEL L. KUtJG. Of Alleu County.

Are thrjr Ilonrat!' The Republican leaders, at the o called "Union" Convention, on the l&lh of June, adopted the Ctmzxvtx resolution passed lj the IIou of Represeutatires in July la.t. Twice

ha that resolution leen proposed at the present

ewaion of Congress and each time was it voted down Lj the Republican. The fact is the Republican hare no idea of adopting the sentiments of that resolution, aj the policy to leruruel in the prosecution of the war. The lead

era of that party here are aware of this, and jet

they have the dii-houety to adopt it as the basis

of their platform when they know it to be a client

They can not deceive the people by any auch

transparent humbugery. The Difference.

Twice Ins Frtmoost been removed from command by his political friends for incompetency

and di-graceful, to ue a m'sld term, improvi

deuce. Cut he has not rrunliiics or elf-respect enough to resign. He is wiMin, it appears, to l deradfxl, but he lioM.s on to his pay ai d emolument with rem irk.il! ten icity. That is the be-t evidence of his cii.irliUni.--rn. Diffrreut U it with the hrve and gillint MditLt'. The Republican Senate reject his nomination for Mijor General, because he is not an Abolitionist, and he promptly reents that action by rei;nin. He is unwilling to hold a position in the army under uch circumtmces. Unlike Frkmo5T, he dues not ask to be relieved of hiscomni iiidwl.cn a want of confidence is expressed in him by the President, and continue a charge upon the treasury. That' the difference betweeii a gallant aoMier, jealous of his honor, and a chari tUn. While Shield will have the jmpathj of all true men, Fremo.vt merits, aa he will receive, general contempt. Hon It Work. A friend writing us a bu-incss letter from tl e Southern pirt of the State pars: "The 'Old (Juanl here are aw;ike. Depend upon it, the Democracy in this part of the State have lost nothing by the fusion lately tnde in your city. My acquaintance is general throughout the county, and while I cannot count a dozen men who supported either Dot glas, Blll, or RklckImiiue for President now afhliatin with the Mojitos and Jim Hi outs faction, I know of more th'iH one hundred supporters of Lincoln nnd JlAMLirf now co operating with the Union Demaencj. If other parti of the State will do as welt as this county, the success of the Democratic ticket ia October by a majority of ten tliouMiul vote is certain ami sure. Oer intelligence Irom other parts of the State is equally encouraging. The Democracy hare but to will it, and with effort our triumph is sure. The "Union" movement is everywhere regarded as a miserable humbug, a fraud, a trick of the Republican leaders to bolster up a sinking cause.

A National Humiliation. A "Republican Senator is convicted of using his official position to make a large urn of money. That ia one case which has leaked out. As the report of the com tuition is withheld from the public eye, there is no telling the extent of similar corruptions. The commi.v4ioncrs, Messrs. Holt and Owlx, recoumeiid that a law be p.seJ, with severe penalties, to prevent ineuiWr of Congress hereafter to thus Use their official position!. During the firt year of a Republic u Administration it has been found necessary to pas laws to prevent Congressmen and other high official from plundering the treanrv, and that, too, at a lime when we are engnged in a iautic war in which the very life of the Government is At stake. There is patriotism for you, there m loyalty, there is love for the Union. Never viM there an exposure more derailing-. Ithuinilithe nation tfurc th orl J. Think of it. Ina tumble for national ctUtence, when every mm, especially thoe w ho have the conduct of public afTtirs, ahould be pure and self Mcrificing, Congresa is called upon to enact a statute, to prevent its own member from robbing the Government.

And this, too, by a party which assumes nil the

virtue, all the integrity, and all the loyalty of

the country by the very men who are falely

bratflui their political opponents with tlUloyaliy. When the news reached here that Sro.wALi. JaiRmx was nvirrliiui; upon Washington, ami the Kepublican oflicuN in that city were trembling iu their lxits and calling u;kii the couutrv for help, a prominent Federal officer, a Kepublican too, remrktl that he hoped the rebel would cletn out that nest of corruption. We do in I know but it would have been a fortunate result tor the romttrv. Senator Hale, in a ppeech n h it time ago, in view i.f th gro fraud and corruption) practise! by thoe in authority, anil that the liberties of the country were uiote iu danger from that source than from the tettl armies. No wonder the He-puhlu-.il ieaiiets in this State change their party name, and fail to indorse either the National or late Adm'nistrstioiis. Thev want no Mich mill

tones about their recks

escape the re nubility of their crimes. Was' there ever more hrazeu efTronteiy eihilitel than . for such a party, with such a record, to ak t!e Hople to perpetuate pwer iu its band? If uili J corruj Cum can triumth then firrniclt to the in

The Leg;ltiire of the State wis conrerted in extra h--ioii in April. 1(11, and c-ntinue! until Jure, this was after Col. Hudson kr:ew Stiver's

rascality. Why was it not ma le kt.on, that the uecearT legislation cou! l be hal to prevent future frauds. Col. Hu !vn allowe-Ilus oSceto be usel fur the redetuptioii and payment of interest on the fraudulent issue, thu, indirectly, making the State a party to the fraud and piling the bonds cun-ency. He ought to have known that for every $1U,W0 of bonds returt.ed by Stover h; was putting in circulation $ l').C(H), d instead of reducing was quadrupling the fraudulent isues. Th of'ject Cul Hudson had in view may have leen "wortliy any unit's ambition," but for our life we can't pee how it was to be accomp'ihed when thefrau dulenttion lsincretse! from $Ü'J,00) in circulation at the time the fraud was discovered to $1,000,000 at the time it was expf)"eil. We do not impugn the motire or honesty of Col. Hudson, but he has shown hirnelf an unfaithful and incompetent public agent, and his course is as indefendible ad that of Stover. Ttie Tax Hill mid the Clly. The final passage of the tax bill, directly inte re-ting to every individual in the country, will of course affect all person doing business in the city. For instance, every window adorned by the transparent colored vases of the apothecary signifies ten dollars for the Federal Government. Every eating houe, whether an elaborate afTYir, or only a little basement where sand wiche and cold coflee are sold, must disgorge an X. Prof. Anderson, the Wizard of the North, will have to pay the tax gatherer double this amount, for a juggler's license is $20; and besides this $100 the license for ojening a theater. Hankers, who are generally upposed to have more money than anybody else, will pay $100, and peddler who have less, are charge but $5. Confectioners are Charge! $10, and pawnbrokers $50. Kvery

reader can, by reflecting a moment on the num. ber cf establishments in only his personal knowledge, devoted to these pursuits, form pome idea of the vast revenue which must flow to the Government from the license in this city alone. We in America have been accustomed to nuke frequent little HjuibJ and satires alout English taxation, but henceforth live in too fragile a glass hou.-e to throw stones. A walk up liroadwiy phows that we can claim the honors of taxation (juite as much as our "down trodden" cousins in Europe. A lax-gatherer' promenade in P.roadway is by no mean unsuggestive. Leaving Howling Gteen, he see several taxeil hotels which pay licences of at least $100. The Ix nled warehouse, a few teps fiiither. reminds us that fifty cents duty is paid foPlhe entry into or withdrawal therefrom (tf any g jod. The splendid stores of the whole sale le tlurs are etch worth fifty dollars a yiar to Uncle Sim. Every clerk standing iu the doorway of the.-e stores must pay '.I per cent, of his income over $OW). At the express office ou observe that for every receipt lor good to be trans mittti there is a charge of fiom one to five cents. That jxrtly stock broker turning out of Wall trect is worth tilty dollar a year to his government in licenses, while that carriage and horse driving up near the corner represents another $. A. he goes past the nest ot lawyers at Trinity buildings it is a satisfaction to the taxgatherer to know th.it each of them has to pay a license of $10. He glances into the auctioneers' fitores, and complacently remembers that every one must contribute $10 to the Government. The druggist, where he stops for soda-water, ha to pay his tdiare, and on the eating house where he takes a nibble there is a similar claim. If he passe a newspaper ollice, he retlect that for every advertisement the proprietor pays li per cent, on tilt gross receipts. Every physician whose little tin sign he may ee on hi route must digorjje $10. The cigars Fiuoked along the streets are taxed according to their value. If it rains and he put up an umbrella, he need not pay for the privilege, unless it is a silk umbrella, in which case he must pay f per cent, of it value consequently cotton umbrella will bo in active demand. The theatre, wholesale and retail p tores, ami the income derived from every building on your Uroadaay route, are taxed. People's clothes and what they cat are taxed. The glass they look through and the ga they pee by are taxed. If we wi.h to alauhter hogs and ilieep for our own consumption, Uncle Sam permit us. to do so gratis; but he will not permit us to h ui ourselves for nothing, as hemp is taxed 3 per cent. If we wish to leave the city and go to New Jersey, we can do ho freely; but if we prefer other foreign climes and think of Europe, wc must pay $1 for the passport and a dollar tax for the privilege- of buving your passage ticket. iV. 1. Vost. Illinois nnl Hie IMejjro. Whatever be the fate of the new Constitution, it is certain that the following propositions, which were submitted separately, have been carried by iinmci.se majorities, and will hereafter Mand as a part of tho ornnic law: "Sictio 1. No negro or mulatto thall migrate to or settle in this State. "Sto. 2. N'o negro or mulatto hall have the right of tuffrape or hold any ollice iu this State. "Sir. 3. The General Assembly shall p.m all laws tiecessery to carrv into effect the provisions of this article " The old Constitution of this State and the Constitution of Indiana, and perhaps the Constitutions of one or two other free States, contain provisions prohibiting negro immigration, but tho.-e pro visions have been practically inoperative because the Legislature nie not mpuiitd by the Constitution to pass laws giving inVct to them. The jHHiple of Illinois have now clinched the nail. "The General Assembly shall pa all laws nee essary to carry into eflect this article," nnd thc.-e laws w ill douhttess emhrace provisions inflicting punishment upon rail way and steamboat companiemand other public conveyances who tdmll lrin negroes into the tsiate, ami upon ail cions who rhall h iiltor the proscribed r.irc. The adoptionot' this article i one of the niot significant signs of the time. It might not, ami probably would not. have been adopted a lew months ago. Its adoption now, by so lare majorities, come of the popular alarm at the ell eel of the war upon slavery iu the South. The same alarm is te!t iu all the border free States, ami similar action w ill be taken by all of them, and we believe everv other Noitlicrn State will tike il

just so soon as lliey sh.il! feel the fear which the Imrder States feci of negro immigration. This is natural and inevitable fruit of abo

litionism

constitutional supremacy of the General Government, and that we have ben at all times in favor of the uj predion of forc ible resistance to any of the requirement of the Constitution or statutes of the Unitc! States in conformity thereto. Rmlui, That the f xperience of the past year his funii-bcd additional and undoubted proof that "all efTbrts of the Abolitionists, and others, made to induce Congress to interfere with questions of domestic slavery, or to take incipient steps in relation thereto, are calculated to lead to the most alarming and dangerous cousequenees," and that we are oppose to the President' emancipation policy, to the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia, and to all other "incipient ftepV' in relation to that subject, believing, as we do, that all such measure only tend to aid and trnthen the infamous and w icked rebellion agaiust the Government, and to postorie the pe riod of final reconciliation. llftlrrd. That while all the energies of the people are needed for meeting the demands necessary fur the prop er, juit, and liberal support of the brave and gallant meu who have taken up arras in defense of a government made by white men and fur while men and their posterity forever, we feel especially called upon to enter our solemn and decided protest against any appropriation of public money for the purpose of freeing feUves, or supporting them when freed, and against the extravagance and corruption tolerated by the party in power. litsolrfd. That justice and sound policy reouire

the repeal of the Monill Tariff, and that in all measure for raising revenue no branch of industry should be fostered to the detriment of another. Ritohtd, That we are opposed to all f ecret political organizations, w hether they pass under the names of Know Nothings, Wide Awakes, Knights of the Golden Circle. Abolition Leagues, or uudcr any other name or description.

HesoUfd, I hat we pledge our earnest, cordial, and united support to the ticket this day nomin ated,and to the regular Democratic nominees for State officers, know ing them to be the best Union men. liesolred. That we, as Democrats, pledge ourselves to the support of the Union on the basis of the Constitution, and that we are unalterably opposed to the Abolition ehernes of the North as well a sceessionism of the South, believing that the latter is the legitimate offspring of the former. .Tl ectl ii if of ilie .viitrion County Democratic Ceutnil Committee. A meeting of the Democratic Central Committee of Marion county was held at the Sentinel office, on Saturday, June pursuant to previous notice, at which the following proceeding were had. On motion. Jesse Price, Esq , was elected Secretary of the Committee. On motion of Mr. Loften. it was ordered, That iu the Congressional and Judicial District Convention, the vote of Marion county is so apportioned that each out township shall be entitle! to three votes, and Centre township to fourteen votes. On motion of Mr. Webb, it was ordered. That each township be requested to hold a township convention, at such time and place a their lepective committees may 'designate, to select the delegates they are entitle to to attend the Congressional Convention, to be held at Franklin on the 17th of July next. On motion of Mr. White, it was ordered. That a County Convention be held at the Court House, in Indianapolis, on Saturday, August 16, com mencing at 11 o'clock A. M., to nominate candidates for county ollice. On motion of Mr. White, seconded by Mr. Loften, it was ordered, that the County Convention shall be a delegate convention, and that the ratio of votes is apportioned in the several townships as follows Each out township shall have ten votes, and Centre township shall have twcMv-five votes. On motion the Committee adjourned. JOHN It. ELDER, Chairman. JtssE Pkick, Secretary.

.n ItifllaiKi .tle-t lutf . At an adjourned meeting of the Indianinns, held at the room of Senator Wright, lat evening. Hon. Henry S. Line was made Chairman, and Hon. Mr. Colfax Secretary. The President tnted that the ohject of tho meeting was to raise funds for the rebel of the sick and wounded Indiana .soldiers in Washington. Mr. Dennis stated that an Indiana organization had existed Htice November last, when some$?00 h id been raised and expended for the benefit of her sick soldiers, which was the origin of the Patent Ollice Hospital. One thousand two hundred arfd thirty five dollar was thereupon subscribed for the purpose of ameliorating the condition or the sick and wounded Indiana soldiers now in Washington !;0u motion of Governor Wright, a permanent organization wa made, lv which Hon. I). P. Holloway wns elected President, W. T. Dennis, Secretary, and Hon. J. P. Usher Treasurer. An executive committee of eight were appointed, as follows: Warren T. Lockhait, Hallet Kilbourne, K. M. Hall, K. G. Heilrick, E. C.

Mavhew , C. M. Heaton, T. M. Smith, and U. S. Davis. The executive committee were authorized to ap;pint sub committees, of ladies and others, at their discretion The funds raised are to bo pi a ceil in the charge of the permanent officers, to be draw n upon the order of the executive committee. The executive committee were authorized to call on all Indianians not present for additional subscription. ' The executive committee and the permanent officers w' ere ordcted to meet at the ollice of It. S. Davi-, D Micet, in Irotit of the City II ill, on Monday evening, at 8 oYh-k. On motion, the proceedings were ordered to he ptiblisliLtl in the city piper, and pupcr. ut Inili.wiapoli. Fund heretofore raiswd $700 00 Funds raised last night 00

Total $l.9.r 00 HEX It V S. LANE, President. ScntvLi.it Colfax, Secretary.

Abolition Logic. The New York Triltuur nk: "In what section or clause of the Constitution is the nation or its (to crniiieiit letiuired to guarantee or protect

itioiiism. The decree of emancipation of the I the alleged procrty of rebel in those they claim la es id th South will be a decree of exclusion i as (dae" It an-wcts: "Whv none." and re

t - - . - - ll w . .

oi negroes noin im cry present loyai riaie. aim , maiks. "It mere is any such cl uise or sectim it eventually from every Stite. Missouri and Ken mut he eiv to point it out." Therefore it hold;

tinkv and 1 eiuics-cc and Martian 1 will no nunc

become asylums of Iree negroes than will Illinois become such an asylum. Abolition is, then, expulsion of the negroes from the I'nited States, not bv anv svstem of colonization, but by piosi riptit e laws. From a condition which (iod and nature seem to have

point u out. 1 heretore it holds

that the Federal (internment can do what it p!eae.s with property of rebels. It is not our purj"e? to argue the julicy or iuijlicy of emancipation in tins artk le. but only to te-t the logic ot this inquiry of the Tribüne'. We ask, theiefore, "in what section or clause of the Constitution is the nat.on or its Coverunieut required to guarantee or protect the alleged pro;erty of loval men in anything which they claim as property ?

W e ajk this question because the great argu-

His own State b 'd not ac?el well, but it was in tin error of j;, !gim-i.t i ot of the heart. She hupt-1 tl ;c able to st it the fratricidal hand and act as tnJiator. Imt l,elW she wa. aware of it, was betrayed by t UQC of her Own tons. The Mis.isippi4tis, he woulJ r ay, w ithout disparaging the bravery of the volunters of other States, that he had the honor of commanding them at Shilob, and that no braver men fought there; that ia one instance it was important a formidable battery should be taken troni the enemy, he told his Mississippi.! n soldiers so, and thy at once charged it with their bayonets, with not a load of powder or ball in their possession, and took it over all opposition. He closed by pledging himself to our cause as long as there was a foot of soil Crj defend and anv

of her ?oiiS w ould rally in the face of the common enemy. He assured hii countrymen that when the pword was put aside (if ever) and Kentucky was left to decide whom she would join, it would most certainly be the South. His remarks were eloquent in their inception and delivery, and were listened to with profound attention by ladies, soldiers and citizens, and elicited much applause. At the close the ladies came forward and were introduced to him, and each one shook him by the hand. Db. Jams S. Athox. This distinguished gentleman, who is the Democratic candidate for Secretary ot State, visited our town on Saturday last, and' adJrcssed the Democracy at the Court House. lie took strong grounds against the growing radicalism of the country, and defended the Democracy in a masterly minner against the foul aspersions of some of the opposition. Dr. A. ppoke in most glowing terms of the indications throughout the State in regard to the sue cess of the Democratic party. His speech was sound, forcible and to the point, nnd was listened to with marked attention throughout by the vat concourse of people assembled on the occasion. Saltm llannrr of Lihrrty. Thf. AnoLiTioxisTs Din It. Some twenty-five years ago a few noble men saw as they never saw before, the enormity of slavery, and they set themselves to work to aroue the conscience of the nation. By degrees men came to see the fin and turn from it; and our present con (lict of arms is a direct consequence of this turning from our evil ways. Xeirark AorA American, Aoc. 2, 1-61.

TROTTINC RACE.

EXCHAXu'ETjIOTTIXu' PAUK. rilflF. rrrrtorc-ft ahotf rrk wpl jrirn pure t4 tO on the 4th 5y cf July, to b trottrd for by dout 1 i am U r"t aenn, hei thrr in Df. Trn pr cent. entriiK. Two or nurn teams to make a race. Trtt ng to commeDce preri-rlv a 2 o'rlck. JV30 !t4 IfALL A WATT. ITo; rietor.

designed for them, and only in which has the race ever made any progress in civiliz itiou, they w ill be di ii en out to shift for themselves wherever they mar, and to relapse into the baibarism

from which they are incapable of rising bv their meat of abolition i. that the Constitution does

own volition. .not recognize slavery; an argument absolutely: Six thousand millions of property will hive fiKe, yet ail pow erful" with its advocates. The' been wijed out, the productive oer of the cot- j truth is, the Constitution specific no particular ton and sugar States w ill luv e .ceti destroted, ; uSiect of iropertv. It accepts the institutions

lut thev can not thus ! the nation will have been involved in debt w huh i of the State in that uv ird. and des iiothiu !

win weiK'i one a muisione upon me present ami more. I he alvolitioti argument, then, that it is j future generations, tens of thousands of lives silent s to this or tint property is applicable to will hive been sacrificed, the character of the everything which men own, and the deduction r.jvcrnment itself will hive been i handed and must Ik? tint if this silence gives p) er to destroy the negro, concerning whoe welfare all this will , one kind of To;Tty, sanctioned by thelaws of a hsve been done, will him-elf be abolished. State, it gives power to destroy all kinds. Ih a Ckirajn Timts. , worvl. the abol.tion doctrine is that the Federal

(Government possesses despotic power. Detroit Vre l'rtf.

Ii itton.

titution which hate mule our (tovertiment the j

hope and astlum of the oppressed of all other I Wnvhlnglan fatinl) Ienocrallc C on-

l ruiioii The Democracy of Washington county asembled in cent cntion on the üt Uli inst. It was largely attended, harmonious and enthusiastic. The following excellent ticket was nominated:

The "Mover I rami." Vincet ncs (iazrttr, edited by the Hon.

Cms.M. Am, thus condemns the recent t j trip; t of the Juurnal to w hitewash ih Agent of ' i S: ite, and excuse Lis complicity in the Stover j fraud: j The Indiana rli Jou mal undertakes to defend j li e course of K N. Hudson. State Agent, in j t ui.ection Tith the Stover fiaud. If the tacts; -re as t-taled by the Journal, then the Colonel , i-xi.net be very well defended. He may hive' acted from a conviction of dutv. and for what be !

rupped the bel interests ot the Slate, bul it will be di&ciilt to convince the people that his nure was rihl. Col. Hudson, the Journal

A Speerli from eii. llreclt Inrtdge. A orrtspor.dent of the Mobile U'itUr, writing from Meridian, MUs . un icr date of Hhh i:.. st.t notices lie attivnl at that place of (Ici.tral John C. Fvieckinride. Daring the dar Colonel

uter

For Kepresentatite. Jiuieson Lee; for Treas- Colbeifs regiment "made a call" on Gen. Ihecker.Ji.hu I.. Meuau.-h; Sherüf. 11 F. Nicholson; '"ndge at the Meridian Houe. The corre-pond

Ilni rder. Win. C. ' Mi l Vskev St;rvevor. I. !i ,3

Caress: Commissioner, Joel Wilson, Sr.; Coron- Vt'wZ informci! by a gentleman present that er Allen L. IVirrett. i tne as""blage wa? in compliment to him, he ',. ii , , appeared in the front piazza, when repeated calls I he following resolutions were unanimously ; from he ..d Vitiens msde it incumbent ..dopiei: ; on ,'mi to say something, as the assemblage apWiiiEi is, The Democratic pirty always has ; Jfrcd determined U hei. him. been and now is a true t'nion paitv, boldlv rro ; 'en. I'rei k'nri due ptefacevl his remarks by claiming its principles and object! without dis- pn.tting again-t making a regular speech; said guise, therefore be it i he was not accustomevl of late to &tt doing, and .7ror. That wt recocinxe the Pemocratic deprecatci uch things; that this was the time

tates, di-cuteicJ the !raud a few dys alter he i party of this country as the pirty of the Union. ! f"f action, not ppeeches; that no one need think e:itftrl hit tdKce; that was alaut M uch, lkbl,; and that it is now" more than ever the dutv of there was anything to hope for from the Lincoln

( lvertiment; that this ftrus,e o1 proveil to us that the enemy neither respected age, fern tic loveliness, nr infmtile weakness, when in their power; that our only hope was in our strongarm, and a determination never tobe conquered; that hitory .howe no nation or people who resistei their oppressors with boldness, determination and bravery, no matter w hat the numerical superiority of the in rader. but that they finally ucceedl and eteLtually defe.1 them.

t.ut behave the tiovernor no in lint at ion of the

fraud t.ntd lebruary, irbi. Was il right kr I'ol. Hudson to concrl the fraud from the Kxecutiveof the Slate for a term of neatly a ver? Again, al the time the fraud was discot eicd, Indiana was not in the mtiket with boixls, or attempting to negotiate any loan, neither was the ilcneral (Jot eminent, and neither the interests of the Slat or National iSovetunient rciu:rsJ the cncealmriit l the fraud.

Icncrats and every other loval citien. to fvt-r the cntinuince of its craniz ttion, nnd to labor for the tri urn j h of it principles as a most essential means for the defeat of the various sectional cheme, calculated to pre tent the restoration of that glorious union and harmony of the whole country which we witnessed when j-eace reigned throughout our borders. Rrtidrrd, That we are in favor of the vigorous prcM-rutioii of the w ar for the miintrnu.ee of the

Tiik Losr Max is not Found. George Milam, the lunatic who wandered from the Floyd County Asylum, has not yet been found, as was reported. Slid Milam is about 30 years of age, 5 feet b or 10 inches high, light hair, bald on top of his heid, slightly lame iu one foot owing to the loss of several toes; talks with a good deal of intelligence at times'. Any person furnishing intelligence of his whereabouts will be suitably rewarded. N. A. Ledger.

le;itil INroti;s. 10 ADVERTISERS. Ml lulccrliwwtnU Uilen fr a - time, find orilsreil out before the ej-jtirntion of ttf time ijied, will be vharynl re reyuiiir rut fit for the innen i to t'ie time they are ordered out .

MEDICAL.

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE,

TO LAiUKS OFDKLICATF. HEALTH 0RIMPAIKKD

organization, or Ut those by w hom an 1ncr-a f

family is from iny reason objectionable, the under signed

wouiiion'-raiiro-crlptionw hicD .is perrvrctiy reliable ana

safe, ami w hich has been prescribed in various artof

tbe Old Worbl for thepa-tcentiiry. Although tMartic!e

Isverycheaj and Mniple, yet it bag been put up in half

pMitbott.es and iold very extensively at tut exuoruitant

price otfo per Mottle, the unaerM;?iica propose "t rurnisb the recipe for SI, by the possession of which every lady cau supply herself with a perfect safeguard, at any drug store for the tnfüne sum of 25 cents per year. Any

physician ordrutcnit willtell you It Iflperfcctlyliarmlcss, thousflrtdsof testimonial can be procured of its efficacy. Sent to any part of tbe world on receipt of rl, by address.

Jng. Ht.J.U. IVMt.tlA, P.O. Box.No.S.'iSSjNtw Haven, Connecticut uly22-iUVGl

LECTURES.

MEDICAL LECTURES.

DM. II. T. TKALI of New York, will Wfure in Masoiiie Hall, Indianapolis, on Ttirnlay, Wednesday, and Tburxlay evening. July lt, Ud. and 3.1, at N 'clK-k,

in explanation of all medical pjtenis, and in advocacy

of HyKiene Medication, which he claims to be the true bralinv; art. His It-rtiir1! n the Sniitbsoriian Institut', Washington City, on llygienic v. Vruf Jl-d cation, created a profound wiis.ition, nd bis lrcture. in Baltimore, leisten, Cbicnso, Torotito, IVoriii, and other pbteea, nr spoken of ly tif

pres a bavin? maib; a d.-ep and abiding impression on

the minds of tbe thinking people. .Itluiitftion IO Cents. Dr. Trail may be consulted at the Hall from 10 A. M. to .'I P. M. Jr25-(l;t LANDS FOR SALE.

)s; i iii;k Missouri.

Tho Ilaiiiiibal Ä; St. Joseph IMMo,

HAVE FOR is ALK

EXPRESS.

171 no vrV3i?s EXPRESS COMPANY.

r.vcn i tsnu r.tcu.i ti e.v.

NO. 12 EAST WASHINGTON' STREET.

riHK ADAMS EXPRESS COMPACT befr leave to in1. form thir numrou patrons and ftieud that they are now running Three Daily Exree TO axd rtox CINCINNATT, Orer Iii Indlannnoliw and Clnrinnnft ICailroHtl. Our Eastern FreicLt and Money will arrive tw elve hour, in advance of the time heretofore. 11 ivinif H-r d an oftu-e in .Mcmi-hi, Tenn., we are prepared to forward Fr iprht and Monet to that point. Je26 d3r JOHN II. OH It, ApenU

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, C. L. S. Matthews, GENERAL COMMISSION

AsD

FORWARDING MERCHANT, Large Fi re-1 roof fiSu if cling, XO. 124 FOUKTH JT.t WFST MfF, IleMicrii Iain street nnd tlie Itlvcr, LOUISVILLE, KY.

Consiirnmeuts are respectfully solicited, and ttnmiUiaie sales with prompt returns guaranteed. JanI3

WRITING INKS.

Celebrated Record Ink FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

i rieicr. fifty ci:.ts H Aitr,

iiorn.i;.

mayl7-dtf

INSURANCE.

NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 0P SEWY0KK CITY.

Casli Capital $200,003 00 Assets 121,132 31

Total Asscttst $321,132 31

INSUKES Buildinsr, Iirniture, Merchandise, and other property ai?.iinst loss or d.imaze by Fire. Locei adjusted mid proirptly paid in rvh. KII.HY FERCUSO. Asreot. ji'10-dlni Office opposi . (ilenn's Blx k.

PIANOS.

iano-P ort es.

ANOTHKIt INVOICE UF 5 CHICXERING & SON'S (CJor3) PIAIVOS. (U)t KtfiXj jsTEINWAY & SON'S

Jut received at 5fo. 4 Pate. House. WII.LAKT) ST0WEIX.

N. It. Tianoa tuned to order anl BY THE YEAR JoJ6 W. A S.

BOOKS, &C.

PAPER BAGS, ADE to hId from one to sixteen pound.-! of Suitar, f Coffee, Flour, Ac, Ac, just the article for Orrera, linkers, and Truit iKalers, t HOWES, STEWART, A CO'S.

Pliotorapl. Alhiini, TEV Stvle and Varieties, at BttWKN. STEWAHT, & CP'S. "ARTEMUS WAHID," AT ;oiri:.r, stfmmiit v cgss. JeU-d2w DRY COODS.

OVER 500,000 ACRES IV THE BEST PRAIRIE AND TIMBER FARMING LANDS IN THE WEST! VT low prict'K, on tt n years' credit, at five per cent. iiitei-t. Twenty per cent, is deducted f"r full pa inent in rash, or in ihe Land Bond of tie Comr iny, t iirn ut iir, if payineiit i made within tao year from date of purcha-e, with interest. At preM-M, the market price d theso humU Is from T0 to fit! per rent, below par, which affords an extraordinary opportunity to hny any of the Company lands desired, ery much Ixlow real value. A FKKK TRIP TICKET Is Riven to Land Buyera.and thr y arc rharjrl only half freight on oil hiiildin inaterial wanted from liaiitiihal f r firt improvements on Und toi.uht of the K.nlroud Coiopnny. Inducements tu etmrate t Northern Mi'uri briefly stated are a follows: A mild, healihr rlimate; rich toV; cheap l.ind, the productions of which pay f r them, ej.x-i'- and iniIir.ivernents too, much within the limit id credit giveu; a .rKr variety of tit.tple pro4ln tion, embraeinx nil cereal. hemp, t'dM(To, Chinese ioiar cane in rfertion, Irih and sweet potatm-s, hoicer fru. Is, including (jrjn- for w ine, aod peaches, than ai.y other rev-ion f irttu r South or North; pure water, titnler, wood, coal, lime, tine biiildim; r k. clay for brick. nd sand for mortar, are abundant and conveniently distributed; its prairies are ready for the plow; a spriiiR emik'rai:t can plant "hmI corn' in the latter part of June, and gather a valuable crop in the uceedni autumn for f.iitenii.K irreal quautitie of beee and hoc; it i only necessary to buy land enough for buiidiuns, yard, orchards, vineyards and crop t- le inclost. as prairie aupply any quantity of excellent hay free of other rost than cutt n atxl Htackintr,

w h eh is den? w ith improved mow er or rakes at h- tLan oie d-dlr per ton, and as foddering I conr.neti tothr months and le. but little h ty, coin;nrati ( ly, i needed; !et of open pitura?e, c(stmjj ttotliinp, neither interest mr taxe, ennbling the ttncW-raiM r it wmd-jrruwer t keep l:or-e and mulea by the score, herds of cattle and wine by the hundred, and f1Kk of hecn j the thuumimiU all llie markets are accessible by tHesrnph. rail ai.d water, and the loc.il ah demand tor w fwl, hemp, tobaoco, hors', mules, fat hog, cattle ar d hheep, toeijMrt, is" ample for the aupply. All tlier adr'iilae are within thn-e days' travel of any A I Untie city, tor les thin S'.'i fare. Shall such imnier.se resources remain unimproved? MlSMK kl IS I-TAL "$r.r THSIOM M ri.AlFD OtTl" Ill5 now jerfcctly .feto eni'irrate to NortNem Mis-uri, üid the loyal are eoirij. It wij ro n be a free State. Opposer concede it, arid the hishet controllioi inter'm of the State demand it. L"jal l ivet.o! 1r rs ui.ite with other Union dovint cuuen in UdJIy adturatin emancipation, as advixs ty th l"restdont and approved liy Con.Tr.Mi. OI.OI. ATION. EmiiTTaii's k ttlit:pt In cob.n-e, w.Il con'ribnt greatly to e-li otlM-r's advant.tre. I.irce an-l cho.ee b.1ies .f land of red, fun.ish them eery f.tc;i;ty. To colonize auorrs-fuily, eo-ope rat iot is iHsrfv.irv, ea-y an 1 practical f by a lit'!e concerted acti n. "Now i tLe tiii.e for zuulritude. with prudi-nt fret'i ik'ht and acti 'ti. to hecure w ;th little mt;ey, rich farms ani happy honaes, whkh mut rpidly increase in value, for iheiii-ehe and their pteri:y. CAPITALISTS, AND OTHEHS,

Can now, with little money, nd pet feci security to them- J

seire. aii ineir more ust;tnie on ioouirii.. iiij c tpalle friend to acquire in a litt!? time valüaMe frm and plea..rit bom. Meads. Tbe landwdl abarvlatitly secure the rrjuii:e alvance, and ita prolific ppduction will oa mabi tie fiuiraa!. to cauel tLe loan and tctere.t. PAMrilt-ETs? contaitiinir skeleton maps howinr ro. fTTapLical ."it.on, railr ad couiiectJou, mA givii.jt full liifoTnaticn, re Setit pratis. CCrJCt--t all wi-hins to enlit their friod to endirrate iib lU'm, apply for all they want to cmuUie. Coraiioti In tL; ay 111 be 1 mutual advaMacf to all. Apply to, or addresa ii:uii: n. HAicitiN. La:l Agent Hardoba! and St. Joseph Railroad Cotupanj, ' 4o City xchaot- bulon, M.

Lynch 8l Keane, 3.1 WEST WASHINGTON STliEKT, kv : rr m OTIIEK LA1UIK INVOICES OK SUMMER D1CV GOODW, I.ikIi' Dress :nol. every t Ii i ngf In tlie Idne, Jintt .eet IelKii. TACK and Silk Mantillas, new tyle Saqur, Shawls 4 at d Cloaks, I'rinted Calicoes, I'arasols and Sua Umbrellas, JliMip Skirts, Hosiery. Ac; Iriidi Linens, F.mbroideries. Mrite tioMl.s, l.inen and Cambric Handkerchiefs, lUeached and ISrowtt Sheetings, ( I loves, Notion. Cm.'ala'H41?aMCM Ist American brands, from Sc a yard up; ililST IWtiM.ISU I'MU.YTS, Only 12,'tc a yard; LJIMES" CiAKiiil.VG CLOTH, s-4 wide, only 59c a yard; :L,vm. iioni:, very pol, 3 p.ür 2"c." TKV IIALLOÜ'S FKKXC1I YOKE SHIRTS, only to be La i tit I.yt.tli X Keane's TKY r.:ST trKKNCH COUSKTS AND WAISTS.

CHOTH, CASSiViERE, AND PANTS STUFF

For men's and boys' wear; S raw Oo1, Hat, Caps, and j

Hats everythinx to be found in a lry Ooods Store. Stock complete; Ixuirbt at recent auctiona in New York; will be sold 20 ptr cent. Ik low former prices for ca.h. HOOP SKIRTSTlOOP SKIRTS! Having made arranzements with two of the largest H'op Skirt Manufactories in the F.ast, we are prepared t offr them, wholesale and retail, at New York price.. Call and examine the tock; no trouble to idiow pood. (nly one price. Hetneniber -ign of the T2 Hoop SklrU JelTK dly AGENCY.

otim Torsrr,

Ijte Adjutant lc. Servi

-I

c. h. kirrrarin p. Late of Sec of 5tate'oR'.ce.

TO f '.S; I MM VTTKil V Uli, It, U.S.CLAimS AGENCY ü. in vrT WAHIIIXCTOX T., (0er Vajen'. Hardware Store,) INDIANAPOLIS, I N D I A N A .

DRY COODS.

I SECOND LARGE INVOICE SUUIHER DRY GOODS j'lST RECEIVED AT Uo. 5 iSjast "Washington St.,

COXMjrnyii IJ TAET OF

FINE DKESS GOODS.

LACE AND SILK MAN1 LINENS. GLOVEs AND

PAllASOlf .

JOV1AII lIlTt aoI ConitulsoiotXT, IlanniKal, Mo.

Je'H-dlM

PE?SI0'5, IV.cr.ry Und, fl00 Ilounty, Back Tay, JExtra Tay, and in fact all claim against the I'nited StAtea succefully and sjx-edily proecutM bs-fyre ihe ieTTal Iieparttnents. Sjx-cial aiten ion pven to maklncr. out Master Inattd oat Roll, Officers Tay Holls, Commutation of Vuartera for Kecruiting OfiWrs, 4c, 4c. PartimUr attention pven to proenring discLargea for "superannuated" and diabU-d wddie r. Notarial business arvl all kind of w ruing aolicired W hare made arrangement with a prominent attorney cf Vahiaton City to attend, in te!on, to alt claim that may be referred to headquarters. Having had en extended practical military experience, we beiieve that we hav qualification for doing a collecting and claim business tint but few po.s. Soldiers, or any oue e lef defiring Information concerning the loralifi of any regiment, company, or battalion, are iiivttsl to call, a o charges are made for any inf-jrmation whatever; alo, sohliers deiriiig tran;Hruiion Lome or to Join their regltitetila will be (riven all nfcrwiry information (Trails. Our connettion-wtUi the different Military Iepartaent of tbia Slate mallet u to l of great service to all desiring Information roitcertitng tli aae. uriiocu i rkajtisoioa. G v. I). T. Morton; Col. J. ?. Sinumon, V. S. A.: Geo. Lai. Noble; W. A. I elle. Secretary of State; Cat t. Jamea A. Kkin, L". 8. Q M ; J. II. Vajen.Q. M. ii-n-rl. TOL'SKY A liLTIKXnEli), tr.y-dlj Lot . IVoi 127 Iodianaiolis ludiaua.

WANTED.

AXTEDCOUNTY OHLERS AML biebe.t mar

ket rate, b WM. Y. W1LKT. 510; F.Waahiotn street ;

BLACK AND FANCY SILKS. NIIW STYL KS SAgCKS. V.-IIITK GOODS. KM UKOIDKHIES,

SUN UMHUF.LLAS.

,'LKS.

0S1EKY,

r SKIUTS. SILK MITTS,

LADIES' GENTS' AND CfUDREN'S FINE CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, CLOTHS,

.lien' ami Hoy' Wear, Trimiiiiti;;, Aotioii. A.c.

EVERYTHING IX THE LINE, A?I AT TRICES TO SITT TllE TIMES. CT ALL ons AND F.X.VMIK

f TllE STOCK. M. H. GOOD, Proprietor.

GROCERIES.

' Ruger & Catdwellj

MEDICAL.

WHOLESALE GROCERS

A XI) f

COMMISSION MEHL'HAXTS,

IVo. S i::it Waliihloii St.

lire Ari " nf fUtt' Hill, Ili-

atutj Mliit Indi tna -.

QQQ EARCELS lhoetilx Itoflned 'fnjrar, 0 EAUI:KLS Crusl"'d Snr"r F BAKUEI-S Powdered Sopar BARREI-S Golden Sirup, A ?.'o. 1; 4 BARRELS Honey Sirup; J BARRELS Stewart. Simp; - HUI Molasw; r In More and for ale by KL'GEK A Irtl.DWELU a. Kl WasbiDRton Ft.

1 00 nAGs o,d jTBCofr'''; - BAGS Rio Coffee; J'l BOXES Ground Coffee; Do. !ti Taper; BAGS Roasted Cofft-e; Olli. C,,KSTS '", Half CheM Tnrpowder, Toun(t rUU liywn. HysooSkln, and U""cf Tca, vtrj cheap; VISI'ICK, ;sia, Clove, Cinnamon, and a rnral assortment of Spleen suitable for mail trade; Mark anJ Cayenne lVppcr. For le low by KUOElt A CsVf.liWffXL, 61 Easj "tVashin(ton t.

T O. 1 and To. 2 Mackerel in Barrels, Half Barrels, and l Kits; Q Q BOX ES llerrih X00 noxf'sCodfl,,, BOXES Sm.-ked H-lilut. For iale low ly iiKiKi: 4 cl.I)v, 6H K.ft W-hiiiKn st.

.1 Slizitt Cotd, cJtißlitfCrjCif xrifs cr gfcjft j&fitcutt, which ynit I cHrci MTUh a tirr.jile remedy,

ifneglezicd, cficn ierrririics ccricuzlij. Ftrjj org auuns c f the imrcrfmc ef cicpfirj? a ßcJlßlt. cr CfliqliL cLL in. its jlrct s.ije ; that in, lha beginning lucuii yield to a mild remedy, if not attcrded to, scn attacks the litres. fcjjULn!.l&tcjxdiiaLffacJit ivere Jlrct introduced elnxn, yta.rs agsli -yas been rrcird thj.t V--j art i bed article befcre the j-uKii jcr sfirMrjL&p fcld&, jtttcjirJuiia, LslLJia., ßalcLttli, the Jfac'nrwj Ccuj-h in crL&umitiant and numerous qffeciicrs cf th J31icjiI giving immediate relief. Public Speaker Sinzer Will Jlnd them effectual fcr cUarir g and strengthening the vzie Cold by all (Druggists and (Triers in J.Zedicine, at 5 cents j-er

Icr .ilctlir.il llicorry For tTae jeey and permanent care of G050RRHKA, GLEET. fRETIIAL MSTHARGE. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NK'HTLT FMISMdNS, INCONTINANCE.GENITALIKRITALIUTI, Gravel,trirture,and Afectiot.of tbe KidneyaatKl Bladder which baa lieen used by upward clone handred pbysician, I N THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIKESfC CESS, auprsodmn Cnlx b, Copaiba, Capul. or any other compound Litberto known. IU;3,IS .SPECIFIC FILLS Are jeedy In action, often efTectirt a cure In a frw day, and whf ii t cure It eftVrtrd it i riaiM-fit. Tbrjr r preparesl from vrfrtable extract-tlit are barnib-s iq the system and never nauseate the tomach, or Imjiretnateth breath; and bring aucar-coatt-d. all DtuviMt, taste I avoi1fd. Srhaiirr of dirt i. nw.ary wbilt uinjs tli'm; rmr dor ibeir action interfere nitb tuin'i purauita. Each boa cootalna ia dotrn lilts. I K1CK ON K IKHJ.AK. Anlill If writ hj mail, post-ly ny ilvrrt!f4 Ai-t)t, on rwipt of tlie muiivjr. Hold Wjr LtauBrxi.ts fro rally. 'önc geuuiße willigt hit !cT.atr cn tbf writ t. J. I.RVAN, Kocheater. X. itrnrr.l At rnt. f5-TOMLINSOX COX, A(fei.ta fcr Iixlianapol Juljl9-dAwCl

M A II O () I) ; I o v LOST! ii o xv nr.ixroui-.iMt Jutit PulJUhed in a Sralinl Enttlope. PKICK ÜII CENTS. LECITRE on tbe Nature, Treatment and Radial Cure of Sj erm.tforrhM or Seniin;! Weakneaa, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Itrbility and Imd'mrnta to tnarri.7 Renrrally. Ne'Tousness, Consumption, EplIepyand Fits; Mental and Physical IitraMnt v, result in from Self-Abuse, Ac By ROBERT J. CULVEUWELL, M. IJ., Ant bor of the Orwa j;wk, Tv A Boon to Thousand t SufT n r," M-nt under eal ia a plain envelope, to any add re, oet paid, on receipt cf fix rei.ta or two postage tanip. t y Dr. CIL J. C. KU NE. 137 Bowery, New York, roiol!io IVox 4.rn. apr3-tlAw3tn la

V LARGE ard well aelected rortr ent of Grocerie now receiving and for Kale a low a at any house

the est. Country JtereliT!t and C 'y Grorrrs Insited

to examine our stovk. RtGER k C VLDWKLU Jel3'C2-dlwly East Washington t.

100 DOLLARS REWARD. 1 V direeMon of Iliiloxenlan L-1se, No. 44.1.0.0. I 'iH PJ Gie above reward for ih apprehension ami conviction of tb prrn or pr na truxi'r of th murder of Bro. Lewis Chaboude, onth hluht of the 2lh of May. lCa. JOSF.PH 1 Al l'., N.G , June IsCl. Philoxenlan Inlfie, No. 44, I. O. O. V. Je dJw

I II PO ItT A T TO I. A 11 1 K. DR. .'OIIN II AR VET, HAVING KOU TPWARI) OF twenty years ! .tM blv profrsmonal tin aclaivriy to the treatment of f'riiiiilr llf f Inline and havltijf uecee.ie I in tbouandof caea in restoring the antieteito aound health, baa nw entire confidence 9erinR puldirly hi. "tireul American llcmcdy," Ml. HAKVFY'ft CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PIUS Which have? never yet failed (skrn the tire-tion. ten trictly rullowt-U,) lu reiuovlng dtOVcuIti. arikttf from OBSTKCCTIOX, OR STOPPAGE Or XATCUK, Or in restoring the lyntetn to perfect health, Leti ufTrrlrig froroSjdiial AHectiot., rrolapu, l'terl.the Wl.ltra, or other weakte of the L'terine Orran. Also, lnll nri efebility or Nervou Prtraii-ti; llyrtericf, Palpita ti"tii, 4c, which are the forerunner ol more eriou dia. eae. Thee pill are perfectly h armies. -n the eontl tution and msy be taken by the tnot .1h ate female ithout cau-lt:if ditrea. at the same tme they act Me a char in by trer.tteiil!ijr, iiivljroratlr. ar.d reatorinjr O ey.t ni to a Wealthy eoniitiou, and ty briot'loc o l.e p tl lj period with regularity, no matter fr'm wlat rause il, obstruct!'. may arise. TLey Loull, tiMr,ii(lU taken iurfusr the Rrt three i.r foot ruontL re;'-..ii y, thouji.fi s.re at any otber time, ini.c.rriar' .i.! ll. tLe result. Eacli !.. contain 60 Pill, price 1, and wuen Retired will be writ by ma. I, pre-paid b any a4vertied Arent. n receipt of Ihe money. Sold by lirutrirM penerally. J. BI.'TAX. H'H he.ter. New TorV, ( tier.l A rent. Jjfjy TOMLINStiN A COX, AcrnUfor Indianap.lw. Jul 19-daw -1

FOR SALE.

THE UNDERBILL BLOCK F0R SALE AT REDUCED PRICES. Desirable Building I-ots fronting onl'ennjIania, Ivliware and Mi. hiari t..

'ÄS SUBDIVIÖI

W StjCACE NO. 4, AS PER PLAT.

NORTH STREET.

tt-i W w H in-

t CO e5 W

IUÖ Feet.

JOII .TI. LOUD.

SI3 per foot 2t20.

15 perJfool-2,Ü0. - Ce

J, li. OMidOU. Kdd f. fl.TW.

SOLD FOR 118,-XkY j tf;.

a s 9t

i!dii,im ri:.nAi.i: ISRTITL'TK.

A t V

a f

9 at

III. tret,

Sold fo

- 11 VII :l.( V IIq. -

rsolU tol(rT..Mr.Tlndall

soldi C m I'rrd. Kuarlihaupt. Z

3 . I i , t Z. i 2 U mi 7 ' at, r ; - r Ol 1 Ol ' OH

tt s rt CO H tt 3

MICHIGAN STREET.

milE rBlCXOFTHE AEOVErROr-CLTTO-MlCHir.-iX ASH DEHWAtK STKEETS H AS BEES KKDUrr.P J from 4$ per foot to 3i per foot. On IVnwsjUania from Iii t 4i per fuU -rvi. t. .w. . wmt rnt nrom-rtr In tli. CUT. br i3 pssr cent-, aorta of Wa-bLuWu. b-

tweea IllinoU. Ilaare aixl Nortb treeu, Lkh ( ae ce-Ur of Indianapoll.

Partiea wtLSr if tnor than 4ft feet can tav a part of lh next lot. TERMS One-fnirth ea'h,balania I, t at4 S year, witä aanaaj later.at. aiiitti rietKertnf.vm.rtnrail at tu ittTW over TalboU'a Jewelry 5tre. . Kau. u.

... ..... -. . a - - AM

lo.lUnajx.lt, irviiana. irnruary i, 19 leai-oam