Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3666, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1862 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL

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fHOlAY

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THF. Dal LT STATT. E5Tl:CL ta Mlf atl ta ar!y irwraiaf Mpreat n4 frtisbt train, and 4herTi to uo wrlWn I adjacent wu about th aam tirn It I tti-tribute-dln thUrtty. Tb enablea realera at aaUtanr from th Capital of Indiana, to ret th wti rt the day 1mm all t !)- howr before tliey can ,secetTeitthr-iib papra publlthed elaewaer. 5we dealen arwl carrier In any ef th tosrna railroad centering atloJianapAtis w-fil taar-pIlM rttb tbSKrTI5EL on aa oy1 term aa ny rthr apf r: CTaba for th Daily will bt applied at A fnt' rat. Ordern arw nJirftwL dw

co to Cunningham a.

JfThe regiment that passed through here n Saturday night and Sunday roorntng; was the 12th lllinoi catairy, com nun led by Col. Vom. Ther were fine hard'v liokinz men, but tho hore did

not strike us aa being extra.

Ynlnablc Docnmrnt.

fff bave f rr aal tb tallowing valaabl docvment.

arxt a Imrrata ia Tery County and T'nhip in Ia

l.ana ta ctub Urtker and en.1 for thern, for di-t ribut lern:

Veerhreaa Mpeertie

Tb apeeebea of lion. I. W. VootRiii upon th finan-

t?TThe reuen why Haker i Mclverare auc-cesj-ful in bukinei9 ia hccaue they always hate a aplendid stock on hand and are r.l afraid to let the people knrw it. We take p'eiaure in iccommendinz auch a firm to the community. iM 3t.

yDe-sar ii Uro, haye mored their Mer chant Tailoring establishment from Meridian trett to their clothing house, No. 4, Kat Wa.-h. ington atrect, YohnV block. All those willing

a cood httin? rarment, made to ordtr for then, ,

; or a good mit of clothing ready made, should j

t Mit them. !

The State K.via In our notice in Saturday'

rial p'l"J anl frao'ia of th Alruinit rati' part,anJ j isue that Mr. IJclree and his friends would coli-Ttrxiiratif-n f t Li tatenwnta io that frfh in ry tribute a rum to the i?t te Fair if it was held at t. th ffBnw.li of r. Dwa. of MaMachuwttJ. Tin-; the ohl State fair ground, we liamcJ filHU as the ph4 h'w, from republican rfconl, th ipriira j amount thjr er. willuif; to rai.-e. It ahouhl .f tb A-!?'n'tfa..n; the amount of th riblic iu.M,t-i hae Uea $3.IMMi. Thej will x?C the last

in, afl th rroa fran I bjr which tht dbt baa brrn nrrad. rttbl!hl in one pamphlet of aiitn paj?a, ;

and will b fum!h4 at II pr hundred, and 10 per thotiand. Nprerttof ICIrliarilaon nnd Addrealo lh rntorrnry of liar I nitrd tnte. Th jfh of Hon Vf A. Ki( H4io, of IMinola, ei-po-hit lh aVIItlon ar!im of wjcro equality, anl hat th tai-payra ar pajlng for th xpertinnt. In th

narnl utn il the State lio trl will ho!J tlie Fair t'eie this year. KhpYoir owx ArroiTs ThU week, we prn t emine ofa:h BJh-cri'e on Us r, with the l;te he ha juiid to. This will conttu' Uilljr remind 8uljcrilers to renew their nubsciiptions so its netto ini a number. Iv this ar

rangement eerr ul-criLer can keep hi own account it will 13 printed every week, and each

.m pamphlet (of eUM pa) i th A-Uros of the OIiC mu;,. ... .j . j,; j rj j , ye tetieve Print

temorralic u.enier of Ccre-a to th I mocrary of; tj,e on .tri eecure tlicm irorn

th InitM State, prepare.! ny im Hon. . a. i.innin. ai, the tt Ifitliuat frieu.1 f Jenatrr IdiewLas. Irk

tn reiit per doien, f.fiy c-it per hundred, and fur dollar per tboiand. Circulate the Document The (!ocuniet.t haiM le plarnj in the ban.li of ft. ry voter in Indiana, aa they dlrua in a manterly manner ubject whkh h v a deep liitrt for every ciMxen who ileire to preer contitutlonal liWrty and to perpetuate th I'nioii aa framed by the Falber of th lpnbltc. ?j le LouM t wnlend by Exprev. if ponle, aa the potai( I a cent copy, ati l a thla mu-t he prepaid, It U taken tni' of the moitey ent. All ordt-ra ac conipaiiletl with th rh, wtll b promptly attended to. Addreya, V.UtKK, IIAUKNFSS k lMNCIIAM. Iiidlanapolii, lnl. ' i CITY AND STATE ITEMS, nn m ii, iitoc:i:t:DiiCaSi.

mi-aniasc throujrh the mtils.

The Council met In regular e.-ion on Saturday niht jeent, the Mayor, C!-rk, and all the inemlen, except Mr. Thompson. The Council was called to order, and the minutes were rHd and approved. PETITION. Ily Mr. Hauphey : From property-holder jirayin for an nrdin ince to bowlder rvnnxylvaIii. treet from Washington to Michigan tteeU. lly Mr. Kmeroti: A ptition for grading und pravelinj; (hio atreet between Vet and Tenneree. Hy Mr. Uichmanu: To grade nml gravel Wtoming Hreet, liom Delaware to High Htreet. Uj Mr. I'rown: From Mr. Tilly, praying for a correction in nfjienJintnt.

TP'heri the ho ordinance tras up In the C unc-il on Saturday nighf. Mr. Wnllace, in a cpierh n the ful ject, remarket! that he h id suffered by the depredation of swine to tlie full extent of any of hi ne:ghlxrs. The hvgs had eaten h'l sugar and p!avel hob generali? among hi hoghead and barrel. "Ah," estid Sweitzer, whoalway h'ts pome witticism at hand, "that's it wa? jou have, Andy, ot making sugar cured him." CiRKAT r'olkTll OK JlLY KXCI R-MN TO CINCINNATI .-The excursion train will leave InJiunapdi t)ver the Indian ;-oli nnd Cincinnati railroad at C A. M., and returning will leave Cincinnati nt 11 :.'! 1. M., nfter tlie ii-l ay of the fire woik'. Tukt-t. will al-o be good to return on any of the regular trains of Saturday, the 5th, and no longer. Tit keL for the round trip only $'2. Tlic citizen of Indian ijMtli m iy rely on thi being the great excursion of the reason. Ticket ean be h nl at W. II. Vicker'a thug store, under (Kid Fellow Hall; Merrill k Co.'s book tore, (tietin Hlix-k; No 1' ist Washington street, and at the Tnloii Dejxt ticket odiie, (ltd

at I'ORl.

Uy Mr. Haughey Financ

! HecommenHing a rev era 1 aes5ments

IAksae ok Tkooi-s. The 12th Illinois cav airy i en route from Springlield to Anuapo!i.jtMd., I ased through this city on Saturday night an 1 Sunday. They came heio over the Lafayette road and left by the Indiana Central. There were about ninety ear, making five or six train. The boy took quite a spree jctcrday a portion ot them at least and two or three knock down in front of the court house was the consequence. The fight was among; themselves, and w e suppose they were ju4t getting their liAiid in. An unfortunate occurrence happened about noon, the exact particular of hieb we could not get at. A Captain of one of the companies phot a private of another company. The ball took effect in the breast, and the man expired in a hört time. Whether the act was justifiable and necessary to sustain order And proervu discipline or not wo are not advised, but pre.ume the matter will be investigated.

correction to be mule in

therein named. Adopted. Uy Mr. Wallace Fire Depirtment Reporting that, in their opinion, the ordinance now existing are sufficient for the government of that department. Concurred in. lly Mr. Hrowi. Street and Alleys Recommending the letting of certain street contracts, the bids for which were referred to said committee. Also, returning the ordinance to grade the alley nouth cf McCarty street, between Union and Railroad street, as draining is essential there befoie kucIi improvement will be of utility. Also, recommending that the alleys on the Stuoiph property be vacated in out lot No. 16. All of which was concurred in. Jiy Mr. Colley Judiciary Recommending refunding to lr. (iastou a sum of money paid by him previous to the passage of an ordinance for the improvement of the street. Tabled. lly Mr. S. A. Fletcher, Jr. Special Reporting against tho ordinance of Mr. Metzger, as in their opinion the present bog ordinance is better than that of Mr. Metzger. Mr. McNabb made a minority report, recommending the passage of a new bog ordinance. A motion was made to table the report, which wm carried by the casting vote of the Mayor. Tho principal dilfereticc between the two ordinancc is, that tho old one prevents them from

running at large at all, and Mr. McNabb s allows

them to run from rebruary to May. bf Mr. Seibort Special Reporting favorable

to the jx-tition of tlie I. I. A; C. Railroad to change their track, ami gr:ntins them leate to

cross Ohio, Davidson, and ebster tdrects, proTiling aa'ul company make a deed of Railroad street to the city, or that pirtion owned by them. Referred to the Judiciary Committee and City Attorney Hy Mr. Seetzer City Attornev Reporting

an ordinance forbidding the sale of goods, wares,

and merch andi.-e by sample, by non residents. Uy Mr. Wood Civil Knginecr Inclosing a large minder of bids for iuipioveuieuU; which were referred. ORIMN AN ; S. The ordinance for the improvement of Madi

son rtreet wa. on ino'ion of Mr. Hrown, referred

to the Committee on Stieet and Alleys

The ordinance for the improvement of Duncan

rtrcet, between Delaware and Alabama street.

- - a - .

was reaa a mint time ana parseo; aiso mac io i,,.! Ä ;, i, ., Muul,n ,i:ii;t;.

light ICast mich, between Ohio and New York j üieJ.a lhe ,.ale of two ,un7ireti i,uU pf streets; to grade and pave the sidewalks on Ca- wjlh t accurai.T aIi ortVct. It Ca

J'It will be seen, by our Council proceedings, that the city improvements, are as lively ns at any time before tlie war. A the oidinancea are all paed on the petition of the property owner on the several sheets, it is evidence that bard time have not blighted their energies or their enterprise or rather, that we have no such thing here as hsrd times. Much time was spent in debating the hog law, and several buncoml speeches were m ade. The law, however, stand just as it did. It will be seen that the property owners hive petitioned to have Pcnnsy Ivania street bow Idered from Washington street north to Michigan. Such an improvement will make that one of the finest streets in the world.

Sidmn Death. On Saturday evening. Dr. Kraut, formerly a resilient of this city and more recently surgeon of the .2d Indiana. Col. Wiilicli' regiment, died suddenly at the Union Depot. The DorUr hail been in failing health for some time, having never recovered from a severe attack of typhoid fever contracted in camp. He had been at home for two or three months, and at the time of his death wa with his wife and ehihlr.n at the depot for Seymour. He had taken Iii seat in the cars of the Jefferson ville train, when he became faint, and was carried from thence to tlie ladies' room of the depot, where in a few moments he breathed his last. His wife and three or lour interesting children were around him. It was a sad and affecting sight to see the husband and father thus sud Jcnlv snatched from the weeping group. Dr. Kraut, we understand, was an able rurgeon, who had an experience of over twenty year. army practice ia Europe. He wa .buried last evening from the Palmer House, the Harugary Society (German) and a large concourse rt citizen accompanying the remains to their final resting plate.

nal street; to pave and curb certain sidewalks on

Ohio street; to grade nnd gravel Noble street, Ixrtween North street and Massachusetts Ave nue; and to grade and gravel Michigan street, between Noble and Dtvidson stmt. ly Mr. F.mer.-on To grade and gravel Ohio street, between West ami Tenn-sce Hy Mr. Wallace To amend sections t? ni d 1 1, of an ordinance in regard to public safety, com fort, and convenience. Thi i the Sliughter House ordinance. The rule were suspended and tlie ordinance

passed. It merely change the old ordinance so j as to-rmit the election of (daughter houses on White riier without first obtaining the consent ot . property holders, but subject to the pena!t;e. Ry Mr. S. A. Fletcher. Jr.: To amend section one of the ordinance to regulate the running of ; locomotive and cars w Uh'.n the city limits. It limit the rate of s el to one mile cr hour uu i lo signal men with rhg are stationed at all i crossing. J The ordinance was read twice und the Mayor j was ditected to confer with the railroad managers in teterence to it provision. Ry Mr. Richmann: To grade and travel Wy- j oming street between Delaware and Hih street, j IW Mr. Rrown: tirantin leave to the I. P. j C. K. R. Co. to change their track on certain ) condition-.. Read tw ice and referred to the Ju diciaiy Committee. ' l'v Mr. McNabb: To regulte the running at !

lar.aX of s w ij.c

The ( at lino (rs. This newly invented fire

arm is attracting much attention among our citi-

! reus. All that have witnessed lis operations are

It can be

cr minute

liber and

range are the sim as th it of the Kntield title, but

it can be made to cairy a much larger ba'l. 1 he inventor designs having the gun hereafter con i strut ted of a size to cany a lead ball of about a half jwiund in weight, the range of which, when fired ih.-ough rifled barrel, will be from one nn 1 a hall' to two miles. The be luty of thi formidable engine of warfare consist in its simplicity of coiiä'iuction, freedom Irom gttting out at or der and iu its ierfet safety to the operators. The gun. with three or lour men to operate it, will be us elf ective iu battle as a regiment of men armed with muskets. The pun will not eat nor will it get sick; its economy, tlicrelutc, is apparent to all. The gun i mounted o;i wheel in the stvle of ordinary artillery, and i (out the weight of a liirht hu'gv. One or two men cm move itranidly Irom place to place over any ordinary surt.u'C, or one horse can take it on a tun and keep up w ith cavalry. There i. in our opinion, no lire arm in

use equal to it iu rapidity ot hung and elhciency

For the Pally f Utt fentnel. Jta rmn. Wl.en fr.m tty 1 aeet made well, Uk frrti' Ir'tn t ! brart of r , wrt aa a cliime of mlve r tell 11-aH o'rr th aivt at daj hrl.t tt-", AU Lean are LoothI in tnnr ful clia.u, And turn to ttee In food devotion; A purple rn nt einbrac tba tiu. Or uouMaln atreamlett seek tte o-ean. TLe ry air that fl.jata al-.n Arvd trina a breath of bpy Ai'fnn, Fair.t wüh exre.f wretet rwi, Arn! it.k wi'.h mehly .Vrli-I!!. An 1 tbr'nh th pearly pate tf p- h, 'lli wrnla in mellow-bum tr br aMi'ir, Seem spirits bora if Leaven, each ll.e rrft f'rto of mu taking. Iabi tSAroiJ. Juue 2. I6J. I i-a.

m i r?At Mr. Thompson A; Son's new dc;sd, J north of Odd Fellows Hall, mar be found Hr- i per's Monthly, the Continental and oilier maa- ; zine for July, the New York illustrated pqs i fr thi week and the current literature of tlie JCaptain Newland, of lhe 13th Indiana,, arrived in the city yesierd iv morning. He left !

the regiment at Manias u Junction, ntin - after the wearv marches through the mountains.

TELEGRAPHIC.

taaroarwi tiruaaiv roa mi tut itati uimiL oon Reports.

CONGRESSIONAL.

Confiscation Itllt Passed In the, Senate.

NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. I A Train Captured by the Rebels!

f??"We an informed by a gentleman from Kokomo that a heivv hail-tot m pa.-od over the

country iu that neighliorhood one day last week, ;

that thrashevl out a large amount of wheat. MrtucAL Lf.cti B Prof. R. T. Trail's lecture at Masonic Hall, July 1st, 21, and 'M, affords a rare opportunity to hear the greatest Medical scholar, philosopher, and philanthropist, of the age. Dr. Trail's Ihdoophy of Medical Science is entirely original, it primary premises never having been reeogni7.ed by medical men, nor written in medical books, nor taught in medical school. Indeed.it i indiiect contradiction to each and all of the fundamental premise on which the socalled Medical Science of the day i predicated. In a word, it contemplate nothing less than a new theory of disease anew doctrine o( remedies a new philosophy of medical remedies a new system ot the healing art. Dr. Trail invito discus-ion, and will, after each lecture, reply to any criticism, and answer any tjuestions or objection which may be pre sen teal by the audience. Medical gentlemen of ail school are especially invited to hear the lecture, arid state objections, if any they have, to the po-itions advanced. SPECIAL NOTICES.

r?rTo TDK ni:i: DVU AND coxsumpTIVK OK liOTII SK.XKS. A Keiired Ori:)tiiaii having ben restore! to lit-alth in a few il ijx, alter many years of great hulf rinp, is willing to assist ntiit-rs by tending (.free) en llie receipt ' a po-t-juid directed envelope, a copy of tlii rcM'ritin used. Iiicl to K. v. JolIX M. ONAIJ, je9-l,Vn4i:i 11 Kultoii street, p.rooklyn, X, Y.

PUBLIC NOTICE. Ttl.'IM'INO V MX, ti iitfiriMlo, No. Is i.a.1 VVitstiiiigton Mrect. Have been appointed agents for tLe sale, of fl It A M l ll'S V t! N S I I, A ii , THK WONDKKKUL GUAXl'M'S, frthe cure of tVulis, ('olds, Sore Thront, Bronchitis, Winning, 'rrltathm nf the Uvula a Iii I Ton-uls, and Diseases f the Luna. Sold in large boxe, 'i cts., M cl&..ai.l i I each. nlSdA w ly

CTSINdKR A: CO S RKTTKR "A" FAMILY SKWIXti MACIIIJ.K, with all the recent Improveuients, i the UK ST and CHKAl'K.ST and MOST LKAUTIFl'I. of all sew inj? machliH'. Tili iiiaclilne will new any thing, from the ruimiuR of a tuck in tarh-tau to the niAii(T of an overcoat anything from pilot or heaver cloth down to lhe softest pauze or gossamer tissue, and Is ever ready to do Its w ork to pk rIVct in. It can fell, lieubind, RArher, luck, quilt, and has capacity for a great variety of ornamental work. This Is not the oiilyiiucliineth.it can fell, hem, bin I, and so forth, but it w ill do so better than any other machine. The letter A Family Sewing Machine nay ho had in ajre.il variety of cabinet cases. TheFoldiiiK Cum-, w Licit is now berooiiiiK so popular, is, as its name implies, one that can be folded into a box or case, which, when opened, makes a bentitlful, substantial, and spacious table for the work to rest upon. The cases are of every Imaginable design plain as the wood grew In its wative forest, or as elaborately finished as art can make them. I. M. SIMiKK A CO., Xo. 4'H Broadway, New York, fyindianajudi Ollic No. 3 Odd-1 illowV Hall, Washington Mrect. anls-dly

MEDICAL.

HAPPINESS OR MISERY ? THAT IS THK QUESTION. rilHK proprietors of tho "I'AUISI AN CAHIXF-T (IK X WONHKKS, ANATOMY, and MKHKiNK," have deterndneJ, reardle-s of expense, to issue, free, (for the Wncfit.or Mifferintf humanity) FOL'U of tite r most in- " Mrtctive and interest itifj l-coires on Marriage and its Ihiqiialitiratioiis, Nervous IVbility, rrematiire lsrline of Manhoisl, Indigestion, Weakness or Impression, Loss of FnTiy and Vital Powers, the ( I reut S.K-ial KviN, and those Malalie which result from youthful follies, F.xcesses of Maturity, or Ignorance of physiology and Nature's haw. The' invaluable Lectures have been the means of enlightening mi-l avini t IioushihIs, and will be forwar led free on th receipt of four stamps, by aMressin SKl'HKTAKY 1'arisus Cabimct (r Anatomy and M:!icik, .r0:t I'.roadway, New York. jei3-dly C i r I I V. X T I A Ii .

YOl'Mi MEN WHO AVK IX.

Jl'KKL) themselves by certain necret

habits, which uidU them for buin'-si.

pleasure or the duties of married life; also, middle-aped and eld men, who.

from the io!ie of youth or other causes, feel a debility in advance of their years, before placing thriustdves under the treatment of any one, i-houM fir-t read TIIF. SKCKF.T IKIF-ND." Married ladies w i 1 learn Konietlung of importance by iierusim; "Thc SrrKKT Fki:.m."

S-nt to any address, in a sealed envelope, en receipt ef

Ten t ents.

IU. STUAKT ft), can he consulted on all diseases of

a private or confidential nature, from 8 A. M. to it V. M., (un l.j s from 9 to 11 A. M .) at their ofiiee, N-... 13 Fast Third street, up-sUsr.-, between Main atid Sycamore, opposite the llenrie IIoue. Address UK. C1IAS. A. STl'AItT A TO., nirh2l-d.t wly-is-'C'i Cincinnati, Ohio.

db.dauii:-

f 1111F Tills are the result of much fteady ami care2 ful experience in all vai: ties of l r.ia!e cot:iplaint, an I in cases i f Irreenlirities, Suppressions, IUiliorrhea or Whites, lotlar.itnation of the I'.tadder, Ki.lney and Womb, and los of Nervous Lr.erzy, etc. Their use it above ail praise.

Are ntirt-ly tree rr-'in any Mercurial or Mineral poixm.

and are free t'oni dancer; can be

A hallet V f ll.Cse 'tins miu'ht jnstlv 1. tv!edl repnn ly ve-ce.al l-, and ar i;,hn;n,-or Ule,r.,rhic aitdleiy. This inVen- j J. lion ii well wi'i thy the attention l t.ov ernnicnt , p,It, t.f the fmon mcm c

tdlicials and id' military men eencially,

m m . i Wthlne.d.iy and Thursday of last week, w ere d.i s n liiui-u il intcre-t in our city, 'l i e annual mtuineuccmcnl eici-esut the In haii.t piis Fein. lie t-Vditve, r McLean I:i-tttu:c, took ;.lue. lhe cxatu.ntli'ii.s were ne'.l snt:iit.cd.

th i h ive used them in all

peak iu oi lüt in. lor ail like

Hie ordinance was reaJ on.-e and after a lone , -"" W '' th-uouh train!. -. On

lis. us-i. il it was laid over

Ry Mr. Metrr: To praJe ind pr.ivel t!cHria ftrt et Let w eu Meudian and Pennsylvania streets. Keid twice. Kls Ll TUS AM MOTKS. l'v Mr. Wallace: For the appointment of a c.Miiinittce t. cciit.r wit'a t! e I. P. C'. Rai!rid in u 1 1 i.t lo il.c u i.ei ship t.f the ground on Mir!.u,.l liwe-n Alalunia and New Yoik sts. Pas. ,J i! Mr. Kuhlinan: To te:int tl.t si:i tn t!u t t 1 1 coiner anl to p;it t!,e name.' d tt.c .:ie:s tn e.rli cotner tiirooli-ii t the c itv Referiesl to t' e t ',.!, iniitre .in Sti-els and Aiievs

V Mr Wtlltte: Tint t'ne Sne.t Tomms i. .i- I i mini t tear d w ii all lui!eUn '.M.ai ds i l V ' i e- - Aiu. the pi.s-..-e vi e.eral i:inni;.'rt.ibt i;w- . I..- l C- lili. ll a.'.uuriitxl.

Uili. rTUnts. l..tLt! Th l-tn.rai y (I I i .:,k!u. Tow i .-hip ar re.jectlullv i:iit.sl to tor.:e a! Arti.it (n t e rth d iv ol JMl v at l oVI.h W P. M. Tl e id.:els of nur meet i ! ar. the defti.se of

Wevinesdiv evening ti e concert of vocal and in

di omental music, pi en hy the voiine ladies of; the insututioii was ut'ea l a eiy lure and j iilienlive .ui hcib-e. ' On T'ii'iisKl.iy at - o'chnk the following essays 1 w cie it'.nl : The OoMetof Life, hy Miss lynthi A. Wil1j rd ; T l.c W..i '..1 i.s a Harp und w e aie tl.e Pia er. to- M.-'Kl 'i.i Mel. sscwart; A Thiead Irom a Waiiiur's Lp.u. leite. U Miss Ri!.i 1. Wilson; lie Ki.dnot V l.hOLss Reue i.i P CoaU; The Msml, i ty M.-s Mary P. Jui.t-.-; I he Jew s, iy Leitie A. Ta'.iMtt; A S:iay Leal, hy Mi? Ännt A. Riy. All of tl.e t s iw il.l meat eii.t, Iwth to the voune ladies aud the instuutiou with Iii. h thev 'S w 1 1 e cotine. tel. 1 Then foil .wed a colio.juy , in which as to my as tc::tv oi the yo.;ü 1 1 lies t"k a put. and de lichte! t'ne audience. At t o'clock in the evening a larpe and in'elli- ; pel. I audit. nee witnetl t i.t clos.n exercises. . They were opeoed hy si!il;i,; and anthems. ' Then followed a jiavtrl. Rev. Ir. Wood, Pres;dt til of Hanover College. Next .-ti a Idrt'ss hy ' Rev. P. Sen ur. H; suljc t wa "The Model j Woman." Il a tretltsl with m-icli tidelitv'ai d

them.

f rom v York. Nlw Voaa:. June Tlie Herald's leitet.; pivin detaihii accounts .f the fiht on the üth '. lfore Rit hi.noiiJ, e4t: WeJnesidav, June 2."th, wa s'umaliel by an-

other pluiious struggle between tiie Union troops !

and the reueis. 111 which the former were twice victorious. About ail thousand of our meu on that day encountere! two divisions of the rebel army "a ehort di.stance beyond Fair 0.tks,and drove the in back a mile. P.v a remarkable blunder, we re-limpji.-hcd all the ground gained as soon as we

had obtained possession of it, and then when the '

error was sifte! and underlol, our gtllant lads went at it aain and corrected the mistake, and tniintainel our position the at nicht. Rut little artillery wis etnploved, aud tho ea

fualties are, therefore, iK.t so numerous as mipht j

be fupposetl Irom tho duration ot the fiht. As the artillery that was ued was mostly ours, the enemy 'a loss is doubtless considerably he i vier. Ours w ill perhaps reach HI killed and "less than liOO wounded.

The principal put of the fjphting was done bv i ri... i i. . . t..:.. a- .. tr. .1 i.r

mum s aim oica.iv p inipaueaui iiuoaci i'ivision, supjiorteJ by Rein's and Robinson's Uriadesi of Kearney's Division, und Rirney's Rriade of Se.lwick's Division, and Palmer's Brigade of Couch's Division. Sickles' Rriirade behaved splendidly as uual. Anions the losses are "2 HU Indiana, James Spr.mue, co. 0, iu the arm, Oliver 11. Sibert, co. K; N". N. Puppati andOeo. Drake, co. K; Abram (. Dawson, co. K. The Times' letter s.tvs:

The estimate of our loss given in the telegraphic eport to the Associated Press will be found much below the mark. It is slight consider'nis the amount of fighting done and the result accomplished, but it can not fall below öüOand may be near 1, ODD, probably 0 )0 or TOO. Seventy members of the 1st Massachusetts have been brought to the hospitals wounded up to noon and the entire loss of this rezimetit can scarcely fall tdiort of 10U as they were again under heavy lire later in the day and was one of thoe which uflered most severely. The sdeauicr Maiiun Irom New Orleans on thc 2 )tli lias arrived. A citizen hau been condemned to two years imprisonment for kidnapping a negro in the employ of the Ucited States otliceis. The thermometer on tho I'.hh was D." in the shade. Two soldiers convicted of theft were drummed out of the 31st Massachusetts. Col. Kimball with four companies of the 12th Maine regiment broke up a rebel camp at Monchoc. For wime weeks there had been 1,?"0() rebels with ii number of heavy guns there. They left on the approach of our forces leaving; their camp ctjuijMo, regimental colors, kc. (en. Puller hail issued a mdihed form of the oath to foreign residents by which persons taking it only swear to .support nnd defend the Conetitutionof the United States.

Married I-ndies in certain fituatin rhouM not ue them. I or reason see direction-- cn each t x Iric One Dollar I'er llnx. They are s. m jn a thin. Ct b.-x, p.ta.-e fr. e, to a!l prt. of lUe i n t. ! S'.ties np..n tie re-t ipt f th JTICC. I'repare.U -idly UK. KW'lJiU, No. Ii Virajiuia Avenue. iny7-!twly liil!np"I:., Indiana.

rrom Wnsliinlon. WAsmxtiTox, June Ü7. The Times dispatch aavs: (Jen. Jameson, of Maine, just nomenattxl for (Jovetnor by the war Democrats of that State, is still in this city, and very ill. His disease has assumed, within a day or two, a most serious character, and fears have been entertained ol his re covery. It is thought, however, this evening, that he is slightly better, and may again bo able to assume command in the field. (en. Rosccran, placed temporarily iu command of (Jen. Pope's army, is to bo a&dgned permanently to that position. The Tribune correspondent -iyt; There is reason to believe that Secretary Sew ard has received a note from Karl Rüssel "touching (ten. Rutler's woman order. It w ill probably be treated as the note from the same quarter, remonstrating against the atone blockade. Letters from Prince Napoleon, brought by the last steamer, show that he is tili the same devote! friend of the Xorth that he has shown himself to be ever since the rebellion broke out. We understand that i tesolution looking to the expulsion ot Mr. Simmons from his seat in the Senate, on account of his connection with the Schubarth contract, will soon be introduced, probably to-morrow. An order has been issued by the Adjutant (icneral hencelorth prohibiting furloughs to be given to enlisted Mohlierst under any condition whatever. As far as heard from to div at tlie War Dopartment all is quiet in every direction. Information from the Shenandoah valley, received from other than ufheial sources, leads to the belief that Jackson's troops? have not in force returned from the point at which they were last seen. Among other speculations is one that he is repairing damage and preparing to secure the wleat and rye crops of the valley, which are represented to be good. The reports that the enemy is occupying the counties from Maniss is and Strasburg are untrue. There tnty, however, be rebel pickets at settlements heretofore temporarily occupied by our troops. From 71 r in phi . Memphis. June 2b The first train on the Menu his and Charleston road, for Cor inth, with

a number of te;ims, wagons, and one company of the ofith Ohio, besides several oMicers was attacked bv a large ol rebel cavalry yesterday, about twelve miles from this city, the rebels destroyed the locomotive, burned t!e cars, killed ten of our men, and captured several officers, including Col. Kmr.ey M ijors Prinke nnd Sliarpe, railroad upei intendents, and Capt. McMichael, of (irnnt's s'.atf, who was taken prisoner at Shiloh. and just exchanged. (Jen. (traut h is restored the editorial control cf the Argus to thc proprietors with the notice that it will lie at once suppreed s'ioul.1 it contain anything oSTeneMte to the Government. The locomotive captured yesterday wai the only one the road had at this point.

propity of the rebe's. He argued that confisca , tan was clearly among the war powers, and that confiscation was specially heccasary under the circumstances of this war. He also protested gainst the obnoxious doctrine that would give despotic power to the President, lie thought there was too rauch lenity toward the property of rebel. Mr. Cowan raid he was aa much in favor of finishing rebels as any one.' He would only be etiient to the Union xneu of the South. Mr. Wilion referred to the declaration of the Union men ol the South, that unless aomething was done, there would be no hope for them. Mr. Cowan sail he would put down the rebellion with the whole force of the Government, and hang the guilty leaders as high as llaman; but it is not the way tu 6upprcw the rebellion to pass measures obnoxious to all loyal men from the bordtr States. Hardly a day passes but measures) are introduce! by a certain school which are calculatel to nuke enemies i:.tcid of friends. Mr. Sumner oR'eied an amendment to Seuate bill that no evidence shall be excluded on account of color. Rejected yeas 14 nays 25. Mr. Sumner read letters from Union men In Tennessise in favor of confiscation and emancipation with colonization. Mr. Powell said such was not the opinion of one man in 5,000 of the people of the slave State. The question was then taken on Mr. Clark' motion o substitute the bill of tbe Senate committee for the House bill, which trs greed to Veas Anthony, Rrownin?, Clark, Collamer, Cowan, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Fessenden, Foote, Foster, Harlau, Harris, Henderson, Howe, Nesmith. Reed, Simmons, Starke, TeuKyck, Wilier. Nays Chandler, Grimes, Hale, Howatd, King, Lane of Indiana, Line ofKansvs, Morrill, Pomeroy, Sherman, Sumoer, Trumbull, Wade Wilkinson, Wilmot, Wilson, of Missouri, Wright 17. Absent Rayard, Carlile, Johnson, Kennedy, McDougull, Powell. Pierce, Saulsbury, Thompson, Wilson of Massachusetts. Various amendments and substitutes were offerred ard rejected, when the amendment sub-tJ tuting tl e Senate bill was coucurred in bv veas, 111, nays, 1? and the confiscation bill then passed. Yeis'JS nays 13.

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From While ltivcr. CuiCAii", June 2. A spe ial dispatch to the Tribune contains the following: Si. Ciivrlis, Aek... June 2T The t!eet after the recent battle proceeded up tlie river as far :is Crooked Point, and were cut oil' in consequence of low water, which conij-elled them to letuin. All the distance up and back they were continu ally tired upon by bushwhacker. One man on the St. Louis was seriously wounded. The lebt! gunboat Van Dorn is reported up the Aikansas; also the Ponchartrain. As the river is low and falling fast, thev can do no harm.

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1 J Il.l. I e in s:t ilttiu' l. Th y ran 1 nuuhastil i at v e ry 1' rj!-fro!0, a fts f T. KF.F. HUNDKKD DOZEN, (Quarts, si it I 1 1 si 1 f (iilloiis. Al Stf. 21 We-t Washii.lton Si.

I1'- ('-i.siitutioo as it is. and the Union a it was, i Ai,i;ity, the scrijtural view iii:j fully brought a. ist At:litioiiir. at home nnd Se.-e-si.rj:s:n J out After this the diplomas weie dflivered to

ai I...1. al."Mi the organ: ttioii . a I emocratic I..I. (.omJ feakTS w ill b iu attendance dw M aw I h i'K k at.

f '"We aie indrbted to Mr. GiUctt ot the Cen tral Ohio an 1 SieubenviUe railroad for late pa -T".

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i accom;.aniel with a shoit, appropriate and iuit pressite aldress by Rev. Charles Sturdcvanl, one I uf the Principals of theschtxd. ' The exei t.i-e-. were clo-ed with the benediction by Rev. Dr. Scott, IWesor of Natural Sciences I in Hanover t'oileue

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xi', Strnj. Hirje. in rioth, Ih rsc liutxles. 1' lim and Pat'i.ing I-jk-, Tahle ai.d ' ket Cutlery,

T.'O-th. r with a la:? ft-sit f Hardware for Farmer, l'.u l iers. Methaiiic. Machmi-t. and Kailroad. il J. II. VAJFN

WAH(!tr,Tox, June SENATE. The President pro tem. IiM before the Senate a communication from the War Dcp.irtr.icnt transmitting oftici.il rcru of the battle of Pitt-t.urg Landing, 100 in number. Referred to the Milt.'ary Committee. Mr. King presented a jetiti n numerously signed by volunteers honorably dUch irged, asking thai the provisions in regard to lunty, Jcc , be extcn lol to thm. Mr. Wade pevscnte.1 a petition from citizens f Ohio, asking f r a more vigorous pro-ecution of the w ar. Mr. Hale, from the Naval Committee, reputed back the Hou-e bill for the relief of the Panama Railroad Company The bill provides for the payment of $7,475 tor tranprt.ktion. an 1 was passed. On motion of Mr. Harlan the bill to provide land office fur Nevada was taken up and finally passed. On motion of Mr. Wade the bill to establish certain national arsenals was taken up. The bill i rorides for ar-enals at Columbus, Ohio, Indianapolis and Rock Island. Mr. Rrowning moved to strike out Rock Ib'-nd and inert Quiney. Mr. Davis moved to insert Keokuk. After some discussion the. morning hour expirel and tlie confiscation bill was taken up. Mr. Wilkinson proceeded to speak at some length in favor of the sneedv r..nris-ation of the

From ftetv York. Nkvv Vouk, June l2S. The following is taken from the Richmond Enquirer of the2fth: CiTARhKsToy, June 25th. All quiet at James Island to-day. The gunboats yesterday shelled a detachment of the Marion artillery ported on Johns Island, an.l forced" them to retire. The United States brig Rainbridge arrived today frora Key West. Two schooners laden with cotton arrived to day from Matamoras. Gen. Scott's wife died ir Rome on the 10th of June, need years. Advices from New Orleans state that trade is reviving and that the Union sentiment is gaining strength. Sj great is the' crowd of rebel soldiers pressing forward to take the oath that Gen. Shipley has been obliged to extend the lime of registry. The Post says that it is reported this morning that (ten. McDowell Is on his way East with his entire Division. The committee appointed by thc Roard of Rrokcrs on the Indiana over issue made an elabo rate report this morning, which took about half an hour in the reading. It is very thorough and takes stiong ground against all the parties implicated. It concludes 'with resolutions imposing such penalties as ate in the power of the Ron id to indict on such of the members as have been connect! with the matter. The consideration of the resolutions have been postponed for the resent, and the reort ordered to be printed for ex animation by the members previous to proceeding to action. The ft earner Etna for Livenool took out

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NEW FIRM. I HAVE aocUted w-iih m la husttxss Mr. G. W. Sloan, who las brn aa NUnt la the tort fti number of yar pau Her after tha bslnr will t continued at tt old ataad uodrr tb firm of nuouxisc dTsLOA. I feel grateful for th liberal patriae which w ha ever rfeiTfd tra-t j trict srtfntioa lo hur.r. ant th wantt of our customer to merit aad retain tha name. K. EhtiWMNu.

A LI. reros knpwlna: thetnaelrea lodetesl to hm will

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(roiu ?idlelovii. MmiiLi.TowN, V.l., June ii1. (Jen. Fremont having been tuerseded iu eouiiiiand of his department by lhe order appointing (Jen. Pope, his inferior iu rank, over the srmy in Virginia, and having asked leave of absence has at his own request been relieved from duty. The command

is turned over to Rrig. (Jen. Schcnck, the next highest officer in rank, by order of the President, and (Jen. Fremont leaves to morrow for New York. Many of his officers will go with him. Hi resignation is uot generally known iu camp, but will be announced to-morrow by a general order. Lati.k Gen. Fremont with Iiis personal staff and uu escort of cavalry left camp at S o'clock this morning. After visiting Gens. Ranks and Sigel he dismissed most of Iiis stair and with the rest rode on to Martinsburg. No opjKirtunity was given for demonstration but there is a general regret and indignation throughout thc camp. . .. . From WnalaTngton Washington, June 28. The Senate has adopted Mr. Clark's motion to substitute thc bill reported by its committee from the House confiscation biil by a vote of 21 for and 17 against it. The meeting according to the call, extended to conservative members, was held in the Hall of the House of Representatives this morning. A series of resolutions was submitted and adopted, declaring that tbev met in no party spirit, that the war shoufd not be prosecuted any further than the suppression of rebellion and that States when the rebellion is suppressed, should rejiossesa and exercise the lights secured them by the Constitution. The meeting reaffirmed the Crittenden resolutions. A discus sion took place during which avowals w ere made that while the rebellion leaders should be severely punished an enlightened policy towards the Southem masses should be indulged &c. Henry Rrichmastcr, from Kansas, was to-day confirmed by the Senate as Rrigadier General. From .Tleiniililn. Mf.vi'His, June '.25. A train on the Memphis and Ohi railroad w.is captured at noon to day, near (trm.il. town, fourteen miles north of here. Col. Prinke aud Major Sharp, railroad superintendent. Col. Kinncv, and a company ol the 5Gth

Ohio regiment, together with seventy-five or

eighty mule teams, with provender, was captured. Ten Federals were killed in t'ne skirmish. Capt. McMichael, who was captured at ShiloU and

latelv returned to us, is again a prisoner. This

tr iin con.-iisted of the onlv engine, and all the

cars here.

Advices from St. Charles, Arkansas, to the

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The licet had gone up White river to reduce some rebel batteries at D mall's Rlufl's, and dis-t-erse or eaptuie some thousand or more rebels under Gen. Rector, but thev w ere unable to reach the place on account of the low water, and returned to S:. Charles. Our transports were cmInitially lirci into from tlie shore, but only man was huit.

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iLATK It. IlKOVYMMij JX JIC VJ ) a I N W N , ta West TVashitifrtcu Mrret, ludianapoh. Have In -.tore a larpe and wt lleected tik f lrug Medicine, Chemical, raii)ts,ltl,VarMishe,Ij citu?Ts,t;Usware. Wiislow (,la,ltruhest Cigars, Tuhacco, Spices, perfuniery, J'ancy and Toilrt Artkle, Cual llil and Lamps, Tatest Medicinea, and all articlea tocuiaj.lete the rim k of a IrucL'1st. Aa we purchase principally for cah, direct frtm the impoitera and tnanufactarer, and letiwc detJr.ais tu retain the reputation whhh our hous ha ever enjoyed of aelluiK g.f, rh utt up, great care U taken in the election of Drutrain reference trttherr punts. Our facilities are Mich that w-e feel confident we t an oiter, tu -new aixl unadulterated articles, at strong Inducement as any ether "Western hnise. All orders will receive the personal attention t.f one of the firm (irrat care taken In tLedjsp.'fidntf of phydcia is' precr1tiois and family recipes from strictly pure articles, and we feel confident we can render satisfaction in the j'riff and quality vi Rood. r.KOWMNi; k SLOAX. 22 Wet VVa-Llnjrton street. PAINTS! OILS! VARXISHKS!

500 Kt(s 1 ur Wi'u 200 Kl,iS rur'' W,'ite Zitit-; fiß llAKKKLs Unset .1 Oil; JQ CASKS Ttdlow t). hr. ; Q CASKS Vciiet. Kid. With a Ijr-e sl.s k of Vno-lie, 1'aii.ls, and t'ol.-rs f all kitiiN ground iu oil and drr. Krsahat tl.e lowest figures. llKOWMMt SlalAX. '21 West WasliinKtoti t r .-l.

BEST Auierkan aihl Krein h Window t.Uss: .VH) hox.-i Window assortett, from suhl t .'lOvCO, in store and for sale at low est figures I v r.UOVVNIXO A MaUN.

Brushes! Brushes!

tyft IMIZKX faint and Varnisli Fnislie, Wall brushes, S ash Tools, r.lenüer, Strub, Shoe, Horse, Hair, Hat, and Cloth truhf of all Linda at lowest tlvurea at liUOWMMJ it SMIA.N S. je 1 4-deotla w eow 3m

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TTiuwaarK.j Cincinnati .Harkci. Cixcim5ati, June 2$. Hour doll undrr th New York rw, bat prices trw UDcbsr-ged; icpic $3 &U(1, oJ txtrw $4 lOgi 20. Wheat Um firm at lit clot without cLse in price. Corn io gixxl deman.l at 34c. OaUaJranceJ lo 33(J.T4c, od rjt lo 45Q5Sc. Whiaky in fair demai-J m 2Sc. RroTinon vrv dull; firvt claaacitj bratxl mew pork aold at $10. a decline of SOc. Lard ia held firmly at be. Demand not advanced to 4 prem. Gold wm beurhl at rreoi. in the moraine, but UDder i

advice from New York decline.! lo 7.

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;at raa.aaaara t tsm Vurk Mavrkrt. Nrw YutK, JunelM. Kltnr market openel quiet aiel ched heavr at a decline of per brl; talea at $136(3 4 45 for purrGne State; $1 70(4 H) for extra State; $1 X I IS fur auperSne Western: $1 704 90 for common to medium extra Western; $5 Vi rf 5 25 for common to pMd hippinff tracda ei.tr rounl hotn Ohio; and $5 --(.rG U) tut trade brands. Vhiky muket quiet; talc at 27;('s'c Wheat market opened dull and cloed hravr at a decline of 1(V-; alc part to arrive; Chicago tyr'icz iH'tl Milwaukee ciub $1 02 1 12; amber low $1 ltll 1 4, the latter price for vcrj choice parcela; common Canada club $1 CK)'; winter rel Western $1 lS.f 1 ambcr Michigan $1 iTJßl 23; hite Western $1 25. Com market opened juict and clo-c-J with a fair export demand at Meady ts-ice: aale part to arrive; 4('r5!c for new mixed Western; 54'3 .r5c for old do; 43(4Cc ftr unsoend.

REAPERS. THK IKOX HAUVi:.STFir, 4 IJÜITIM l-y larniers ai.l lv aping tf.u a t.sar'aV paM-d t-y a"iy oth. r Ma L;ue, i f..r sale t No. "9 fla-t Wasbmgt.n Mr.t t-y L AYEK. Ag-tit.

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though the improod quality gives a higher average rate this week. On account of the burning of eevrrjl ditille ries in Illinois, i-otne .VKI he.id were thrown into the in. i ket this week, which would not otherwise have been here till fall. Although the ofTerinps rs large thi week, the cattle were all rold excepting a lew tery fat and heavy Kentucky Di.ihutns, w hich writ; w ithdraw u for higher prices. The Government ban just completed a contract with Henry Welheimer for all the cattle needed for shipment from thii Int, fay KM) to 3tWhead per week, at $1 74 jr KM) lbs l"ie weight. They are to be 0od, itronij cattle, wcighitig lJ'X lo 1,HI0 lbs on the hool. Several Iota of cattle leached here for tutchers on Sun-lay, but the police htoppexl them til eeniiiij. llUr CATTLE. Premium i ot

l'rime H WM Medium togool f lfi(' Poor.. 7 CHici (Jen oral helling j ices ..7 .r0oC Average b 00 (it; MILCN cow a.

Are in le.-s active demand; the new law requiring

milkmen to label their wagon correctly and to e!l unadulterated milk ia injuring the aw ill mfl k trade, and the? do not w ant as many cow . Tli dealer aay it iias injured trade $5 per bead. lieht cows pet head $10i:l Ctootl do do 3)(oH5 Fair do do i2.Vt2 Cora'n do do 210J2J VEAL CALVKa. Are a little higher; an occasional choice calf wa ohl ntGc; many heavy calve-, n eighin 2K) to 250 lbs), have brought 5c. The market closea ', firmly, and all the rtock it told. Good and extra qualities. .. ,ier lh 5g(7 5 cts. f Other qualities..... do 4 t5 cts. sr tar. Aie felling at 4e per lb; extra lot at 44 (ft 4L,e. ' One bunch of very fat Columbia county, N. ., hheep, fcl by J. Miller, weigliin 140 lb eich, fohl at 5c per 11. Lamba arc pelting at (Wn? r lb. ,

Sheep ixr lie.nl at $2 25. $1 00f.US 00' Laiuba $'2 W), $4 '2$(r $.5 swinr The maiket ia clear of the overstock reported Iat week, and with diminished receipt rriees are improving, cloeitig with a fair demanl at cur

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