Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3681, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1862 — Page 3

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Campaip Sentinel. The Weekly Indian Stvte Sentinel will he furnifcHt-d for TLre Monibi, daring tbe Cam piin, at '-ZT, CKNTH V COPY. ZJlTStrA lit the name. diw THE Dil LT STATE .ENTIM:!. U nt by all the early morning evpre and freight train, and delivered to ubriber In adjaretit town atx ut the me time it 1 ditribute! in tbUdlj. Tbl enable reader at a distance from the Capital of Indiana, to ft the nrwi of the day from ix to twelve bourn lfore they can receive it thrruh pepera pullbed elewbere. 5ew Wiera and carrier in any of tbe loem on railroad centering atlodianapolia. will bett.pt! ed with theSKNTlNEt. on a good term aa ; any other paper. Club for tbe Iiaily will be aupphed at j ArfDU rate. Orders are otM-lted. daw Valuable; lloctimriit. We have far aale tbe fallowing valuable domment, and ak Iemoc rat In every County and Township in ladiana to ciob fvfretber and end for tbe in, for distribution: Voorher' perctir. "Tut peeche of Hon. Ii W. Vrw.Htr.s upon tbe financial policy and fraud of the Administration party, and hi vindication of Li statement In thvt speech I reply to the comment of Mr. IM a. of MaachtietUi. Tbe epeeche bow, from Republican record, tbe expenditure of tbe Administration; the atnom.t of the public iudebtfinest, and tbe gro fraud by which that debt baa been Increased. Published In one pamphlet of sixteen page, and wit! be furnUhed at $1 per hundred, and 10 per thouand. Apeerli of If ictinrdson and Add res to the Dfmocracf of the t'nitrd Mlatrw. Tbe apeech of lion W A. Ricnonaoj, of Illinois, ex poaing tbe abolition achemei of negro equality, and what tbe tax-payer are paying tor tbe experiment. In tbe same pamphlet (of eight pxe) U tbe Addrem of tbe Democratic memrer of Conjrre to tbe D mocracy of tbe United State, prepared by tbe lion. W. A. Richaki so, the most Intimate fiiend of Senator Itoroui. rrke ten cent per dwen, fifty cent per hundred, and four dollar per tbouaiid. Circulate the llorument. These document hM ! placed in tbe band of every voter in Indiana, aa they disr-uM In a materly manner ubjecl wh'.cb have a deep interest for every citizen wbo de ire to preerve constitutional liberty ami to perpetuate tbe Union a framed by the Fat hen of the Lepublic. Speeche ahould be ordered by Exprei. if poible, a tie pottage it a tent a copy, and a thia mu.-t be prepaid, it U taken out of tbe money in-ut. All order accompanied with the c!-h, will be promptly attended to. Add re-, EI.DKU, HAUKN'KSS A BINGHAM, lodiauapoli, Ind. Cicriiiaii llociimciit. The Editor of tbe Indiana Wik Matt La printed in Herman tlie epeeeb of linn. D. VY. Vooaiir:a, upon the Financial Tolicy and fraud of the Administration. It make one pamphlet of 24 page, printed in large clear type, and will be furni-bed at 92 per 100 ccple. Let tbe Germans of Indiana be well supplied with this valuable apeech. All order accompanied Willi tbe ca.h will be promptly attended to. Addre, JULIUS IMIKTTICHKK. Indianapolis. CITY AND STATE ITEMS. jyAn acre of prass ia the north part of the city ij for sale. Inquire at this office. Jj7For clear quill ice cream go to Cunningham' confectionery and aibor, on Illinois street. J2TSee Dr. Lawrence's advertisement. He U at the Spencer lluu.-e. Call and see him. 3 CijrMr. Hand, a ditin;;uihed theologian, late sexton of Christ Church, will herealter take charge of that parish. J7A battery of artillery from Soringfield, Illiuoi, fully eiuippel, passeJ through the city by rail on Tuesday l.tgt going eat. Artcmus Waru IWmjk This book, by the renowned ttliowman, is meeting with large nule. Bowen, Stewart & Co. have received another large supply. 23Wr speeche. were nde in Franklin on Thursday alteinoon by Mr. U. J. Kyan. Mjor Oyler, Mr. McNutt, of Morgan county, Captain Allison and others. J3f The 13ih and 1 1th Indiana regiments are now with the army betöre Richmond, and after all their trials and tribulation under General Shields, are in fine condition and spirits. 3PThe regiment now in Camp Morton belong to the Legion and will be kept in the State, probably at the duty they are now engaged in, that of guarding prisoner. 5T"We are informed that the Hey. Horace Strujglelluw, jr.. In. resigned the rectorship of Chrit Church, and that his resignation has becu been accepted by the ve-try. Jou wi"h a reliable pi ice to purchte your bot and shoes? then go to the City Shoe Store. Everybody know where it i. Their goods come direct from the manufacturer, and j ou py one profit only. They have a lew of those wooden soled fchoe lelt. 'jv"" If ou ever go to Indianapolis, and want anything in the dry goods line, step into Glenn, and we will warrant that you will get the full value of your money. e knoar whereof we peak from eiferier.ee. Ru$htille Jacksonian. fJ?TThe National Saloon, No 27 South Meridian street, w ill served up at 'J o'clock this evening, a splendid free lunch of crawfish soup and all the delicacies of the cton. All lovers of good things are invite! to be present. I I. J3f"For a neit fitting gaiter, slipper, tie, or bu-kin, go to Cady & Co. Fir a prime French calf boot, go to Cady & Co. For a prime High land or Oxford tie. go to Cady k Co. In tact, Cady i'. Co. 's, in the Glenn' liloik, is the plate to but vour boot and hocs. C"The joint convention of Johnson and Mor gar eo'inties which was advertised to be held nt Franklin on the same day with the Congressional Convention, was postponed until the second Stunlay in August when the Judicial Convention will assemble at Martinsville. trT Captains of companies in camp in at:d t about the city , can do their men a mrviceoy boving what boots and .-hoes thev mav want at JoJ.es. Vinnede A Go's, No. IT in tun street . B. (irairt water proof cavalry boots jut re ceived. A Ciin;k. Mr. H. M. S n-well, well known to our c.lueits as u'i etiterpri-irii; buiuevt mm, has rM!rchaMd tbe grocer v et aldihment of Mr. C. It IueII, N. 1 East Washington street. Mr. Svwell will keep n complete assortment of fam ilv groceries, and we know of no one whose enterprise is niore worthy the appieciation of the public. . lNitAVtr-ou- lio Leaguk Attentiox! You are l.eteby u-jue.tei to meet at No. 63, Blake's ro. this mjrning. at 8 o'clock. A lull aiter.dai re is deired. a business of the ntrao?t importance is to be trm;.ic'ed. JAMES BLAKE. Tres't. J. Thalmas. Sec'y. . trf T'oj! MiMSMit Hour Lt.voi a.. Yon are berth. con.m.:t lid tepoit youre;e lor ira-nt-i; te eet i e at y our armor in GeieadorlTs Hll, Satuiday, at ? o'cUk-' A M , prt'pre-l t) tir.tw a ruts aiid match to Cnip M rton for ervice to guard J risoneis. J. U. ()h.oop, 1st Lieutenant Commanding. V idles ale I'apir Srour.. Oncot" tiie lArgest and n o-t com;-!et- t.ks ot papr, of all deFCtij t;oii,enve!epes and school books to be f njiid in li d ana, is at JJowfu, Stewart i Co'. Iu an tici ation of the advance in price of stock, thN firm have laid in a larger quantity than is usual at thi season of the year, and to the wholesale tiade they offer strong inducements. We would ugpeat to mmhanta hereudore purchasing th s kind of etock in Cincinnati to call t Bowen. Stewart & Co. V, and look through the establishment, compare price?, and lay in their supplies.

ramioTiOT. Ct. S. J. Keith, of the 22J ! T I" I t ' . 1 . - - AI e . .

iiiiiiii, uas ueeii protnoteu vt dc .iajor oi trial reirr.etit. lt Lieutenant Wm. M. Wile, company (.C'iJ, to le Cptin. vice Keith, promoted. 21 L;eutennt J me.- MtGrojcr to be 1st Lieutenan:, vice Wile. Second Indiana Cavalry- The second Indiana Cavalry regiment, Col. McCook, is now at Reynold's Station, 72 miles south from Nashville. Convalescents and men on leave who belong to it, and who are required to return, by going either to Nashville or Huntsville, can easily find the regiment from either of these points. Cavalst roa the IV-ri-tr. Guv. Morton veterdiv te!e-raphetl the Secretary of War for" authority io raie a cavalry regiment in this Stte for oj-eratin on the borders, in view of the uneftled condition of Kentutkj. The rejue?t ahould be prantej. Cavalry only cn or-erjte to advantage against thwe marauIirig b-md. and Indiana his not pot her 'proportion of thitclm of tropH. Illinois ha ten or twelve cavalry regimenU Indi.tn otily two. a a HiTfRXEi. We are plea! to nee W. II Hollowly, Kj , the accomplished SecrcUry f the Governor, in his accutomed eat in the Exe u tive o5ce, t the Capitol, alter a long vVit t the Indiana regiment in the Ett. Mr. Holloway n do-eri elly pot uUr with tl.oe who do buines at this oßice, anI with the soldiers from Italian . in whoe service he h.ts labored faithfully. We have ros m to know that to hi energy and zeal in their befrtlf, they are indebted for tinny comforts that they otherwise would have Lacked, and they w ill uut forget it. Anotulr IttBiL Raid Information was rcceivel yesterday at the Governor office, that on Thursday a bnd of rebel, a portion of Morgan's force, had dashed into the town of Lihertv, in Owen county, Kentucky, and captured Dr. Eng lish, the IVovost Marshal. Liberty is but fifteen miles) from Vevay, Indiana. This is getting cloe to our border. John Morgan may venture a lit lie too far. It would hardly be wholesome for him to try a dash across a county or two in Indiana, and it is a mystery that Kentucky don't rise and expel him. ArroixTMENTs G. W. Allison, of Franklin, has been appointed Quirteniuster of the 70th regiment. Dr. Evan, of Wayne county, his been appointed Assistant Surgeon of the Glith. Levi WoihI to be (Quartermaster of the regi ment of the Legion, now at Camp Morton. Corneliu Cougill to be Qu rtermaster of the 75h regiment headquarter W;tl.4htowii. Lot B ivies to be Qu irterm i-ter of the 71th regiment headquarters Fort Wayne. Capt. W. O'Brien, formerly of the 12th regilueut, lias been apjutnte l Adjutant of the 75th. Kur tbe Daily State Sentinel. A Card. Immamapolis, July 18. lcG2. Editor Sentinel: In the published proceedings of the Democratic Congressional Con en tion held on yesterday at Franklin, my nime appears as one of the district committee from this ounty. a compliment I most respectfully decline. When I waa informed yesterday nt Franklin that the President of the Convention had appointed me on the committee. 1 went to the Court llou.-e to decline the position, but found it impossible to get an opportunity to do so. therefore I take this method of declining. 31 y only motive for doing so is that 1 prtler acting iu the capacity of "high private" in the ranks. Thanking the President, Mr. Dodd.for tbe compliment intended. 1 remain, respectfully, Jas. B. Rtax. 55""We know of no city in the country where wealth is mote equally divided and where so much of the real estate is in the hands of actual residents as Indianapolis, and to this cause is attributed the rapid growtli nnd prosperity of the city. The ystem of felling building; lots upon payments ot a small amount each month, thus bringing property within the uflordings uf men of small means, is one of the good leatures of our city, nnd we hope those of our readers who have seen the lolly of spending all their gain in paying exhorbit'tiit reuts, will attend Wiley's sale of lots on next Monday and secure themselves a home. It is not too late to make a beginning. Look around and ask any wealthy neighbor if be has taid rent for any length of time, nnd he will tell you no, and if he had he might have been a renter yet. CJPThe Indiana Atmrican of vesterday, says: "While our citizens, the city and county, are contributing largely and liberally in money lor ihe benefit ot the families of those who now volunteer in answer to the President call, what is leing done for the families of our three years oluuteers? They seem to be left entirely out f Jigotten iu our eagerness to fill up our quota. There should be a little more consideration exercised. The families of our three years volunteers ure as deserving as the families of those who now volunteer. Our citizens, our city and county, are entitled to the highest praise for the liheralitv shown, but it does not reach farenougb back. The families of our three years volunteers are entitled to a share of the contributions now being made, and we hope they will be remembered. We must not forget the wives and children of those who are now iu the field and fighting our battles " Won't our people think of this just a little during the hurry uud excitement. A Woman DrrENns lira Hi sband. On Thursday as a party of soldiers were hbout leaving for the seat of war, some eight orten of them feeling funny, congregated about a little old man who keeps a fruit stand near the Union Depot. The fruit vender although small and puny is married to a six footer well filled out a heavy, healthy worn m. She was not present when the fun commenced. From jokes at first harm'ess, rough words were used and at length one t f the sold.ers who had been drinking, struck the little mm. Jut at the moment the blow was struck the fruit seller's wile came up nnd hurling the crowd nsVe mn'e directly at the sdd:er who struck the blow. " The weight of her arm came down with stui.ning effect and the nun staggeied against the wall where other blow were rained thick and fast upon his head by the heroine. The man' comrades, who disapproved of his assault, looked on and cheered the wife in her gallant chirges, offering to hold her Unmet and to assist her in numerous ways. The soldier was well w nippe I and afterwards heartilylaughed at by his comrades. The lickiug sobered him. Ladles' Patriotic Association. Cqmmis.ey Gemral's Dip't, Im. Vol. Mil ) Indiana polis, July 11, lSGJ J Mr$. Gotfrnor O. P. Morton, President ladles' Aid Soeitty: M aiam: I c died mmn Mr. Ilmniman, President of State Smitarv Committee, and learned that the stock of gotds on hard is being very muth reduced, from the fact that l.iredraita luve been made upon them recently for Washington. Ter re Ilaute, Evansville und other places; and while their stock on hand, though low, is not entirely exhausted, the Committee desire that your Society should not re! ix any of your efforts in the irood woik in which vou are emracel. Tbe Cornmittee is liable to be called upon at any time for u supply beyond their power to furnish. They would suggest to your Society the propiiety of dirvTting y our atteutiou almost exclusively to the furnishing of shirts and drawers out of colored material; a large number of the-e will doubtles be needed. Yours very respectfuly, A Stone Comnrssary General In I. Vol. At the last tweeting of the Liiies' Patriotic Association, the atove letter from Gen. Store was re id. w hereupon it was resolved th it a committee be appointed to ascertain from Mr. Hiniiaman whether the ladies could obtaiu funds from the Sanitary Committee, with which to pur chase material for woiking; if i, the Secretary should publish a call upon the Ward Military Aid Societies f.r an immediate and hearty renewal of their meetings and labors. Mr. Hanuanun hiving replied that the funds, m long they hst, ate at ti e disposal of the ladies, the Secretaries of the Wan! Societies will please call meetings of the same a' such time? and places a the ot!icers uf the societies may suggest. On motion, x resolution was unanimously aJopte 1, expre-sive of the obligation and thanks ol this Association for the liberal kinioosand courtesy of the city p.ijrs in the publication of notices' and articles from time to time, thus ai ling u in our ur.ited efforts which are insignificant compared with what our hert desire -to contribute to the comfort and alleviate the pains and suffering caused by the glsd discharge of duty, uf the noble, true hearted defenders uf our Flag our Union our Couutrvl GiRiRirr Xewman, Sec'v.

Ml Lrs Misixa. Mr. William Fher had two mules taken from his iiLd!e on S ith Tewieee street on Sturday la-t. One was a d uk by. three years old and twelie hinds hih, theoiNer four years old and fourteen hands hih. Mr. Fisher will give a handsome reard for the return of hi mules or any information that will lead to tbe:r recovery. Mr. Fisher U to be found at his saloon corner of Meredian and Petri streeta. 17-3

Ltnchino at Gsexswood We understand that a d in by tbe name ot Phillips, a huckster from this city, was seriously whipped by a party often or fifteen men ner Greenwood on Tuesday lat. Phillips had stopped over night at a farm bouse, and having to pass in the ru nning through s room where a young girl was sleeping, he shook her a he paed. The girl stirted up, and in her fright jumped oat of a window, s:id wa seiied by a doc on the outside and her clothes torn by him. Phillip protested that he had no evil intent in speaking to the g'rl or iu laying his band on her. Tlew;e reaching Greenwood in an exaggerated form, a m b stirted in pursuit of the huckster. When overtaken he wished to explain, prayed for a trial, bnt to no purpose. He was whipped by each ot the men in turn until his flesh was cut in a shocking m inner. Over two hundred lashes were triven and ttsen each of tbe party kicked him. He was left with his team to cuke his way h ime s best he could. The affair h is caused considerable excitement in that neighborhood. SPECIAL NOTICES. t3T TO THE XEKVUUS OF BOTH SKIKS. A n-tir-l OrKymaa bavinjt been restored to health in a few daj, after many year of yreat uffennr, is willing to a.it other bj temlititt (freej on the receipt of a pwt-paiJ directed envelope, a copy of tbe prerxripiiun used. Lirect to Kev. JOHN M. DAGS ALL, Je9-d in im 1S6 r'ultoa street, Urookivn, X. T. PUBLIC MOTICETO'ILISO. A; COX, I)niu?itft, Mo. IS i:at IVatliintort Street. Have beeu appointed agrnts for tbe sale of II It A I) i: ' N if S M I, A ii O THK WOXDKUKUL OUAXULL'S, frtbe cure of Cotnrti. Col'ls, Sore Throat, Briuclrtti, Wheezing, 'rritation of tbe Uvula and ToasiN, and Diseases of the Lutnt. Sold in large boxes, 25 cts., 51 cts.. and 1 each. nlS lJtwly Ö5TSIXGER & CO.'S LETTER "A" FAMILY SEWIXli MACU1XK, with all tbe recent improve, ments, i the PF.ST and CIIEAPKST and MOST HEAUTIFl'Lof all sowing machines. This machine will sew anytbinfc, from the running of a tuck iu tarletan to the making of ail overcoat anything from pilot or beaver cloth down to the softest gauze or gossamer tisane, and i ever ready to do it wrk to perfection. It can fell, hem, bind, gather, tuck, (juilt, ami has capacity for a great variety of ornamental work. This is not tbe only machine that can fell, beni, bin 3, and so fort b, but it will do so better than any other machine. The LetWT A Family Sewing Machine may be had in a great variety of cabinet cases. Tbe Folding Case, which Is now boconing so popular, is, as its name implies, one that can be folded into a box or case, which, when opened, makes a beautiful, substantial, and pacious table for the work to ret upon. The case are of every imaginable design plain a the wood grew in its native forest, or as elaborately finished as art can make them. 1. M. SINGER & CO., No. 4.VS Broadway. New York. Jgggriwbainapolt Ofiice .No. 3 Odd-FellowV Hall, Wa-shington street. aplS-dly CAUTION. Tbe market is full of imitations, represented to be tba ame a"BROWN,SBKONCU!ALTROCUF.S," which are in most case productive of positive injury. Many dealers will rerommend inferior preparations and lower priced articles, aflording more profit to themselves Ask for dJ OBTAIN only BKOVX'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES," w hich by long experience have proved th?ir value, having received the sanction of physicians generally, and teti mon i als from eminent men throughout tbe country. bUOW.VSRKtJ.NCHIALTUOCUES, when allowed to dissolve slowly In the mouth, have a direct influence to theaffected parts: the sedative and soothing effect to tbe mucus lining of the windpipe into tbeBroncLiiallaysFulmonary irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and the vanous Th'-oat affections to which public speakers and ingers are liable. fehll-dlj '62 CAVALRY HORSES. WE ARE DESIROUS OF ITRCH SIXG 1MMLDItely 1,000 Cavalry Horse, And will pay the highest market price, in cash. We can be found at Wood A Fomlray's Livery Stable, on FetDsyl vauia street, Indianapolis. BL'TTOLrir, S.VYEU. A. CO.. (jovemimnt Contractors. Not. We will contract with persons to deliver to us in a specified time from ten horses to thr-e hundred. Jyl d3w R, S., A CO. MERCHANT TAILOR. JIEUCIIAIVT TAILOR, Deuler in Itcml) -vliule Clotlmifr nnd GrntO riirniiliintx oodt Xo. 1ü; EAST WASHINGTON STREET, (OPPOSITE THE COIRT HOISE,) INDIANAPOLIS, INI). pO-dly EXPRESS. EXPRESS COMPANY. wen isvn facilities. NO. 12 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. rilHR ADWS F.X TRESS COM TAN Y beg leave to in.1 form thrir numerous patrons and fiiecds that they are now running Three Daily Expresses to asn raoia crisrcriNrisr-A.Ti, Over tlie Indinnnnnlls nnd Clncinnntl tail rornl . Put Ea tern Freight and Money w ill arrive twelve hours in advance of the tune heretofore. H iving opened n ofike in Mr.sntu, Tnn., we are preparedt forward Frt-ib'ht and Monev to that point. jeJti dtw JOHN II. OUR, Agent. LIVERY STABLE. Ii I V E U Y S T A B Ii E , "JVTO. 10 Fast iVarl street, half a square south of Wash2 in;:ton street, between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets, iu rear of Glenn Hloc. In1ianapcli. ap5-dtf WJI. WILKISON, Troprie'or O. W. JOHNSTON, Livery and Sale Stables NOS. 11 AND li WEST FEARLSTKEET, isniA.xaroLis, i.vPiA.va. rtT Horse, Eugpies. Caniaeea and Saddle Horse alwyt in readines. Charges moderate. dec3-tf NOTICE. I win Let on Friday, the 25 h irtanf, ls2. to the best Bi Mer. the enlarj.ng and raiding an additional Stry ou Schwol lloui o 7, in Centre Toth:p. F r p vticuIan as to plan. and specification! ard terrr. cf pajiaent, inquire of Tr-jtee rp-tair in Ceurt Ilcuje Ja'T S. 163. JAMES TURNER, Trustee. J..-7-ttw PIANOS. Piano-Fortes. ANOTHER INVOICE OF CHICKERIN6 & SON'S STEINWAY & SON'S PIANOS. r iT" r a s. Jut received at 5o. 4lUtt House. W1ILARD 1 STOW ELL. 5. B. !Urw taued u arder and BY THK TEAK ! W. 4 S.

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Hm9 Vrk Market. Nw York, Jalj IS. Flour ei'iUfci.an l with brisk tlerr.anvl fur ex pvirt uni home consamption, closing fully 10(2 2Qc higher; th advance io gold and ftr.ling exchange has a very ftvorablc effect; .tl of 3i,4 Hj brls at $4 "704 95 foruperäne Sute; $5 20(3 40 for extra Sute; $1 7U4 95 for uperßne Western; $5 2'l5 4!) for common to medium extra Western; $5 2)(55 4) for com mon to me-liura Western- $5 40(5 50 f.r common to g'Kul hippinc brands extra round hoop Ohio; au l f-l 606 b-i for trade brands. Whikj Mrktt heivj; sales at 31(g32j'c, chieUr at the inside price. Wheat in good demand, and prices have advanced 1(2 3c ytr bul; tbe advance in gold and sterlmj; exchange has a very favorable effect; siales part to arrive Jiicaco fpnnjf at $1 U7(7? I 12; inferior $1; Milwaukee club $1 121 15; ambr low $1 1G(31 IS; winter red Western II 24 I 2";;ainl5rMjchiir;n $1 1?1 30; Can a la club $1 6VfI IT; inferior white Western $1 26; and white Michigan $1 34 (gl 3S. live scarce and firm; a.le at 74(3"Cc for Western: and 7d(tf bl)c fur State. lt.rlev in good demand. Corn lc higher, with a good demand fur export and home consumption; aale.s at 53(of55c for old mi&ed Western; 49 (d 53c for new do; 44 47c for unsound; c for white Western. OaU firmer; gales at 46f40c. Turk in moderate demand, the market without decided change; sales at $11 for me; mall sales ot choice at (gll 06; $ 75(710 for prime; $10 for thin mess; and $11(11 25 for prime mess. Beef teadr and ia good demand. Lard Market quiet and uteadv; sales at fJaC. Butter selling at 10(3 14c for Ohio and 10(2 17c for State. Cheese steady at 4gSc. Money continues easy at 5(3 6 per cent, on call, and 5 per cent, for prime paper; sterling exchance unsettled and firmer; banker' bills 130lo (3131: American jjold irregular, open'nj; at l'J lO'o.closiiijjnt per t ent, prem; Government storks he ivy and lower; United States 6's closed at y3yi.j; 7 3-10 Treasury Notes 101ilU2. BT TKLKGKAPM.J Cincinnati Market. Cixcixxati, Julv 18. Flour in active demand, and 10c higher; fiales at $:) 'jn4 for superfine; $4 04 20 for extra. No change in rain; very little wheat offering. Whiky tirni at 2Sc. Turk in goinl derntnd; sales at$'J(f?9 5() for ine-is. Lird in active demai;d at 8.c. Bulk K.inw sold at 7c; nothing done in bacon; the advance in gold id still ruling the market for ull articles. Groceries buoyant, and in light supply. Gold advanced to 17, and Demand Notes to 7; silver unchanged. CROCERIES. Ruger & Caldwell, WHOLESALE GROCERS A5D COMMISSION .MERCHANTS. iVo. G8 East Washington St. Fice Door Eo.it of Odd feline IIaUt Indi' anapolis, Indiana. OQQ BARRELS Phoenix Defined Sngar; Jl BARRELS Crushed Sugar; BARRELS Powdered Sugar, OQI BARRELS Yellow Sugar, variins brands; BARREL Golden Sirup, A Xo. 1; BARRELS Honey Siror; J BARRELS Stewart' Sirup; Q IIHDS Molasses; Ia btore and for ale bv RUGER A CALDWELL, 63 East Wasbington ft. 1 00 BAGS0,d jraCoff,e: X00 BAGS m Coff'e; BOXES Ground Coffee; Do. In Pa t; BAGS Roasted Cofft e; CIF-STSand Half Cnes-H Gunpowder, Tounu svFvF Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Oolong Teas, very cheap; VLSl'ICE, Cas-ia. Cleve, Cinnamon, and a peneral assorrnie nt of Spices suitable for retail trade; Black and Cayenne 1'epper. For sale low br RUGER A CALDWELL, 68 East Washington ft. "VTO. 1 and Xo. 2 Mackerel In Barrels, Half Ban-els, and JA Ki.s; BOXES Herri ns; 100 B0XE;,c,lfikb: JQQ BOXES Soaked Halibut. For ale low bv " RfUER 4 CALDWELL, 63 East Wa-sbiLgton t V LARGE ard well selected asrttnert i f Grocerie , now receiving ai.d lor sale a luw as at any boute ' in ihe West. Country Mcrebsi.t" and Cty lirocrs invite! j to examine our stock. KI Or.K A LALinH-U Jel3'62-dAa)y 6S East Washington st. INSURANCE. Indiana Fire Insurance Co., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, OHre .Vo. a Odd Fflloir' Hall. IyfURES Dwe1!ngs, HosetcM rrraimre, Barr, Hay, Grain ar.d Lire Siock thereu AI Churches, School j Noumea ri otter detached property, ajraiast lass ana damage by Fntt and Lightsi-, fortha tern cf five or ven year. xrarrrtias. J. S. Harvey, Tndianspolia, E. D. Marb Indianapolis. Wülian C. Lcptcn, " D. 5. Hfath, Greencastle. Frederiik Bc, Jarae BureM, Danrllle. William T. Gibaon, Indianapolis. crrtcraa. J. S IlsavET, PTeoKient. KsKPifaira Bsftfls.TressTjrer W.C. U rroa, Yk Pres't. Wis. T.Gtssov, Secre .ry. ma) 21 dlmw2ai PAINTS, &C. Paints! Paints! Paints! o V KVERT DESCRimO.S DRT, GROUND IX Oil, and

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tacroarip airtxn.t r a raa dailv avaTa aarntaL. .ooii IHc ports. V A S II I 3 CTO X tEWS TIIE KCNTtCKT GUERRILLAS. CAPTURE OF CYNTHIANA. C-'Jr. VO!9ES J10JEJIE.YTS. HALLECK TO TAKE SUPREME COMMAND I FOEEIGN IST E W S. I rons Waaliinjrton. Wasuigto, Julj 13. The Jackjn Miosiss'ppiau, uf the 12tli, saji: List Saturday momltif;, Butler risiteJ Btoti Rouge, and made several arrests for trivial Cause. A special dispatch, from Augusta, 10th, to the Savannah Republican, dated Mooiie, 9th ht., s.js: Passenger? from New Oi leans report th.it a Maine regiment mutinied on being ordered to Yicksburj;. and two men were shot before the disturbance wa. quelled. Texan guerrillas are hovering about New Orleans. The British armed vessels omitted the usual compliments on the 4th of July. Gklnada, July 17. Passenger froth Mempliis last night say that intelligence was received here oa Monday last Gen. Hindman h id captured Curtis in Arkansas with 6,000 prisoner. Cul. Fitch, being uuable to reach Curtis with j reinforcements, returned to Memphis with his command on Sunday. A special dispatch to the Tribune says: We have advice from Warrenton to day that news has just been received that Gen. Hatch occupies tiordonsville. and has created great conftemation among the leading rebels in Warren ton, who ha nut the least idea that Gen. Pope would reach that point without a great battle. Indeed many of them wid" it would be held at nil hazards, and that no Yankee army would ever Ce nllowed to take it. Gen. Hank reviewed his troop last evening and was received with the greatest etiihusia-m. 1 he camps blazed with lights placed on the joints of bayonet and from bontires and fire wotk. Loud calls were made tor a speech and General If inks in : lew eloquent and patriotic words told the soldiers that they would soon be called upon j to do something. Amid dealenmg cheers thev retire! to their teats eager to march when the order came. Crntliianu Surrendered. Cincinnati, July l. A man came into Boyd's Station, on "the Kentucky Central R. K , this morning, and says he ha just come Irom Cynthiana. lie says the city surrendered at about 5 o'clock last'eveuing. The fighting lasted about thirty minute. He saw Morgan ami bis men, and sajs the number is about 2,500 men. He uhook hands with Col. Morgau and talked with him. Morgan disarmed him and passed him. He says Morgan treated him with politeness, and also reports that both bridges at Keller's and Kimbrough's were burned. A soldier also crime into Boyd's and ears that Morgan's men fired two rounds after the sui render. Captain Arthur's company from Newport are all killed or prisoners. The excitement in Newport and Covington is very high and increasing. The citizens are orgaiiizini: rapidly lor delense. The Newport Provost Marshal arrests all sympathizers to day. I'rom Hum burp. Hakrisbcko, July 18 The State Convention of the People's and "Republican's have nominated Thomas E. Cochran lor Auditor General and Surveyor General. Resolutions were adopted heartily sustaining the Nationaland State Administration. Col. John W. Forney addressed tlie Convention, announcing that before be left Washington the President told hire that henceforth his policy should le as stringent as the most enthusiastic could desire and that henceforth there would be no restriction in the employment of men to put down the rebellion. Vetel Sunk. DtTaoiT, July 18. The schooner Ltthrop, of Oiwego, feunk last night off Point Pelee by collision with the baik Stuigess. The crew were saved. From w York. Ntr York, July 18. The billiard mitch lat night was won by Denny, beating Goldthwaite twenty-six points in 1.500. rtiglit Dispatches. Forcen Sens. Catk Race, July 1. The teimship City of Washington, from Liverpool the 9th, via Queenstown the 10th, arrived off this point at 1 o'clock this afternoon. She was boarded by the new yacht of the Associated Press, and tlie following summary of her news obtained. Her dates are Jour davs later than those per Persia, at New York. Tbe steamseip Africa, from Boston, arrived at Liverpool on the 6th. The steamship ,Etna, from New York, arrived at Queenstown on the 10th. The steamship Nova Scotin, from Quebec, arrived at Londonderry on the 10th. In the House of Lords, the African lave trade bill had been read the second time. Earl Derby expressed fears that unless a treaty w as made with France, like that of America, the putting a stop to the slave trade would be ineffectual. Earl Russell said France had declined to enter into a imilar treaty, but he believed she would offer no objection to the exercise of its pro vis ion Lord Palmerston confirmed the statement that Russia had recognized Italy, and said he beüev ed Prussia would do the same. After considerable debate, a resolution against the English fortes interfering in China, was reject. The rumors that France would back out from the Mexican expedition still continue. The Paris Constitutionel says the glory of the French arms once vindicated and money matters fettled with Mexico, proceedings against her will terminate. Gen. Prim had arrived in England. The cotton manufacturers of Rowen had ?ent a deputation to the Emperor torettesent the difficulties they were laboring under. A similar deputation from Lisle also waited upom the Emperor. The Italian ministers had again repudiated the rumors of Italy's interference in Mexican affairs. The curvette Tuscorora arrived at Southampton on the 7th ir.st. from Cadiz. The object of her visit is unknown. The Opinion Nationale js that RusM.tn piper revive the rumor that France, in con-equeuce of the st'jblornne-3 of England against doing o, has invited Russia to join her. The Paris correspondert of the London Herald believes that the French Government entertains very serious intentions of intentions of interfering to end the civil war in America. The London Daily News gives currency to rumors that Generals Scott, Banks, and Pope wete about to enter Mr. Lincoln's cabinet at Washington. It thinks the accession of Gen. Scott indicates that the military operations are to be prosecuted with the utmost vigor, and to be kept from the civilian interference which has hitherto, through jeilou-v, hindered tbe movements of Gen. McClellan. The London Times has daily leaders on the position of affairs in America. It fays that the dissevered States are f iet approaching that point when they must become two reasonable nations, or go on to anarchy and ruiu. The offer of our mediation would only b received with in.-ult. The Times mentions the hostility to England and professes itself at a los to account for it. Tne same journal argues that the new tariff in e5ea prohibits of the import trade with Europe, and will all but annihilate it, but the effect will be mot severely fell in America, tbe measure will enlist on the'subject of the South all sympathies and interest of the two greatest nations in Europe. 1'roin California Sax Francisco, July 17. The steamer Pacific from the northern coayt brings $.G5.000 in gold from Oregon and $40,000 Inm British Columbia.

rrom m. Lout!. Sr. Lort, July 17. A larpe ar.iour.t of tap f lies, hospital ?tnre, clothin,;, bcpr and cnttie eft last ri'ght on Govcrnnirot tmnport fur Utu. Curtiaa array at Uelrca, Arkansas. front Philadelphia Puilacxlfaia, Jnlj 13 Tbe Es(ja!rtr nj tht Gen. Ill!eck U on LU w j lo V a&htr.gton to uke h:i position aa General commanding tbe armies of the United States. Gen Halleck U to remain at Washington. GeneraU McCleiUn anl Pope are to continue in tt.eir present cum mar, da, From IIardaton.

BAtrsTow.. Kt.. lMh,5:30 A soldier of the 77th Ohio has jut arrived here from Cynthiana, I leaving there at ID o'clock this morning, being a j paroled prisoner. He utes that T. R. Rank-n, S in Cvr.thiana, told him the killed and wounded J on buth sides would amount to about 150. Morgan released all the prisoners on parole, and his cavalry regiments were about to leave for Lexington at 0 A. M. Col. Ltndrum was not taken prisoner. He es caped with fotty men. He says he heard from several persons that Capt. Glas was killed. Morgan's Adjutant reported at Rankin's Hotel that Morgan's force mu-tered 2,700 men, besides those who lately joined him. Patriotic .Meetings. Bangor, Maime. July 17. A grand patriotic meeting was held here this evening, in aid of en list ment for late requisitions by the General Government. The combined militia of thiscitv and neighboring towns, numbering 1.200, marched in procession. The hall was crowded at an early hour. The immense mass of people caused the breaking down of a portion of the approach to the hall, and some hundreds ot people were precipitated some fifteen feet below, an the sidewalk, but fortunately there was no loss of life. The meeting then adjourned to the space in front of the Bansror House, when Yice President Ham lin. Hon. Mr. Howard, Hon. S H. Blake. W. H. McCrillis, and others, delivered addresses. Res olutions were adopted, pledging the people of Penobscot Yalley to sustain the Government with their full quota of troop, and calling upon the Administration to prosecute the war with all the men of whatever color thev can command. From Washington. Washington. July Is. 175 itiese have beeii examined by the Committee on the conduct of the war. The testimony is very voluminous, and it is estimated will occupy It!! closely printed pases. It Ins been deposited with the Superintendent of Tuhlic Priming, to be securely kept until the further orders of the Committee. Ex Gjernor Boutwell, Commissioner of internal revenue, 'received his commission y est erdty, and is now engageJ in arranging the details of his bureau. Minister Sanfoid. who is absent on leave of atfence, will probably return to his post by next steamer. Commander D ihlgrei, having been appointed chief of the bureau of ordannce, necessarily vaacte his ofßcc as commandant of the Western navy yards. We feel at liberty to state that yesterday a portion of the army of Gen. Pope entered the im portant town of Gordonsville. Yirginii, unopfosed, and nearly destroyed all the railroad stock at that point, the junction of the Orange and AI exandria and Yalley Central railroads. Threequarters of the troojH, munitions, and supplies of every description for the rebel army at Richmond of necessity pissed through Gordonsville by rail. The blow is therefore a most important return, especially as it is the first of a series which we trust will do more to cripple the efficiency of the rebel Richmond army than anything that has yet occurred. The following general order dated headquarters Army of the West, July iy, has just been issued: Hereafter, as far as practicable, the troops ol this command will susist upon the country in which their operations are carried on. In all cases supplies for this purpose will be taken by officers to wh'e department they justly belong, under the orders of the commanding officer oi the troops for whose use they are intended. Youchers will-be given to the owners, stating on the face that they will be payable at the conclusion of the war upon sufficient testimouy being fuirtished that such owners hav been loyal citizens of the United Stales since the date of the vouchers. Whenever it is known that supplies can be furnished in any part of the country in w hich the troops are to operate, the use of teams for conveying subsistence will be dispensed with as far as practicable. By command of Major General Popf. GENERAL ORDERS NO. 6. Headquarters Department or Yirgixia, Washington, July Is. Hereafter in any operations of the cavalry force in this command, no supply or baggage trains of any description will be used unless so stated specially in the order fur the movement. Two day's cooked rations will be carried on the persons of men, and all villages or neighborhoods through which they pass will be laid under contribution in the manner specified by General Orders No. 5, current series, from these headquarters, for the subsistence of men and horses. Moementsof cavalry must always be made with celerity, and no delay in such movements will be exceed hereafter on any pretext, when ever the order for the movement of the army emanates from these headquarters. The time of m irching and that to be consumed in the execution of tlie duty w ill be expressly designated, and no departure therefrom will be permitted to pa? s unnoticed without the greatest and most conclusive rea.sons. Commanding officers will be held responsible for a strict and prompt compliance wiih every provision of this order. By command of Mi'jor General Pope. GENARAL OBDF.R3 NO. 7. Headquarters Army or Yirgima, Washington, July lr The people of the valley of ti e Shenandoah, and throughout the region of operations of this array, living along the line of railroad nnd telegraph, and along the routes of travel in the rear of the IT. S. forces, are hereby notified that they will be held responsible for any injury done the track, line or road, or for any attack upon teams or straggling soldiers by bands of guerrillas in their neighborhood No privileges or immunities ot war can apply to lawless bands of individuals not forming part of the organized for es of the enemy, nor wearing the garb of soldiers, who, seeking and obtaining safety on the pretext of being peaceful citizens, 'eal out in the rear of the army, attack and murder straggling soldiers, molest teams, destroy railroads, telegraph lines, and bridges, and com mit cutrage disgraceful to civilized people, and revolting to humanity. Evil disposed j-ersons in tbe rear of ourarmies, who do not themseles engage directly in these lawless acts, encourage by refusing to interlere. " The s tiety of the life and property of all per sons living in the rear of our advancing army, depends upon the maintenance of peace and quiet among themselves, and upon the unmolested raovemeuts through their nrdst. They are to understand distinctly that security of travel is their only warrant of personal safety. It is thettffore ordered thit whenever railroad, wagon road, or telegraph is injured by parties of guerrillas, the citizens living within five miles fehall bj turned out en m is.e to repair the damage, and shall besides pay the United States in money or or property, to be collected by military force, the lull amount of pay and subsi-tence of the whole force necesary to ensure its performance. If soldiers or followers of the army be red upon from any bouse the houe shall be razed to the ground and people le prisoners to the United United States. If such an outaase occurs at any place distant from settlements the people within five miles shall beheid accountable and made to piy an indemnity sufficient for their use, and any person detected in f ach outrages, either during the act or at ary time after, shall be .fcot without military or civil process. GREAT WORK. TIIE GREAT WORK OF TOE AGE PULPIT POLITICS! BY PROF. CHRISTY. PRICE, - FOR SALE AT THE SENTU'EL OFFICE

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STATUTES OF INDIANA. CAVIX JL IIOUD-S llXVftlO. Tu aecflod vwhtaM ot Xesr.Cat& Horl'a eeasCa tioa ot Iallaaa Statut baa Jart apprt TV eocjJetet ticlr work. Iu atedaz&al txcratka Is ver erttlllaW; aod tfca aüU, foarücf, a&4 la Vor tic tss t-LUjtt kav betow4 u li, nxr.t tia s'sat praa. but Uarittd, dJctt lawyt r cou'l aar prodac.d saca a werk. Tit etotid tvIqid rsbrscea a!l tat patlie ttataUa f lrlia-.a bow ia force itpetb mtj-cs UhUh it rrUl, aod It rt ail ?icf punj th acta cf iL lat rriar afa4 extra eMivtit of tL Lrfulatart. It ia a frtat cxciWice of th C'Topilation tbat all rxlturfaratr mm rack ubjfct ar collect! tr-fttar r la ib aan r-Uc la tb. volume; tbat ttt trader ran at s glaat all tba lgtlatioa In f rc en acy g !Te wHt. Tale, for axample, tbe act of orfar.lrSnjr 0rtt of CVmnx Ilea tbe ed.ten peb'hb tbe act at larf,e4 tbey a! J r.Ll, In tbe forra c-f note on tbe earoe paye cortainlrj tbU ttatute, all tbe acts aroenlttoryto It wticb bars been rar4i cp to tbit time. And Mtbeybav dot. of all tbe other acti contained la tie rerjjoa of IKti. Tbe editcr hare tJJed mu:b to tbe value of tbee oU tmtt-especia'Jy tbe lat by tbe ccpioua and lfnj4 notes w.th nblch the volume i aloat4. Tbee Botes lrliette mach labor and leal acumen. Tbey faruimb In a rorcie and accurate form, with ali tbe adjudication of our Supreme Court uu the tatute. Tbetc a-ijaJWa-tiot beirf now very numroi . tb itf'fewH ! tbeaa iu tbe volumes tin ier ertsiderati a, wi.'l be of freat rH to tbe lawyer, arxi indeed to all persons eoocereed In tbe adnUulA ration ot JaUc. Tbe editor bare iho referre?, lu their Bote, to cameroc deliais ia otber ?:a!es, made on tatute ImUar to our. An excellence of tbete volatnr, not to be everkoke4 Is the full and accurate Index appended to e.b. In Indiana, tbere never bas been a gvod index ta any roiumei of tatuu-s published by authority. Tbi provokhi(f defect ba been corupJetely reaiedltd ia the volumes ender review; and tbese Indexet will greatly liebten tbe labor of all bo hare occasion to look into our tatutr. TLU is tbe fh-st time tbat private oiiteTrUe baa'Urnptrd tb t'Utl-.catiou of liwtiana tatutr. Tbe attempt, I do not doubt, will be ucceful, and will duly reward tbr learned editor aod enterprising ptliber. Every lawyer w ill, of cure, purchase tlre eolunte.; and every clerk, sheriff, and Justice of the peace of the St.tp, will f.ud it to lata adrantag-e V own tbem. DAVID U'DOSALR Indianapolis June lsi Tbe foregoing notice by JaUtrw ltctxtai.i, of (Ja via A IIord's Compilation cf the Statute of Iwl;atia, 1 not Je ictted a a puff uf tbe rmt, but ia u uuaolicitd c tatnendatt'ti of tie ability, accuracy, sxd cotnlcteue witb wbkb tbeve rolanies bare keen prepared. The second volume, wiich baJat brra lued from the prraa, I beins delivered to uWriben m rapidly m posJl.'!e. Tb! edition cf tbe itatoti will te found a tie ceity to every lawyer, JuUcr. of tbe peace, and county t-fflccrt la tbe State. Ths publication of tbt work la a private enterprize, attd tbe pablisbeiV only bope f rDuneratSon 1 in Ha ale to tboe for w hose convenience It wa prepared. Tbe two volume contain about lSOO pac of matter, nearly double tbe quantity embraced 1 Ibe levislon of lfCJ. Tbe pric of tbe w ork 1 4 50 er volume, or JS OO foe tbe two Tolumc. Orden addreed to tbe eulM-riber wll receive prompt attett ion. J.J. BINGIIAV, Juut 7th, lsC2. Irtdianapolia. lod. CHOCOLATE. i:atablUhed In 17 HO. W AKER'S rKEMIt M CHOCtUJtTK. PVEK TRK13 I'AKKI) Cocoa, l'.rm, Kreorb, Hotneopatbk: and Vaiiilla Chocolate, warranted equal lu quail v and flavor to tbe 1'arU Cbocolate; Lave toöd tbe tert of over threequarter of a rntnrv, ail are pronouneed by all wbo Lave owe n-il ih-ci ta W cjerior to arj oib-tt. Manufactured by VT. LVr A Co.. at their Mill, in Ix. cheMer, M., and lor aale at tbeir Iira.ci lept a. SlTfuItou cirtt, ew Ttrk City, and tyOixcn mud Dealm generally throughout tbe Unloo. Addreaa H. L. riERCE, jel0-d3ra 7 rultoa stmt, ew York. SINKING FUND NOTICE. rillK Act of March tb, 141, glvea to Borrower of 1 the Siakii.g Fund tbe rrivtlere of pa tug the'r Lan by annual installmentfot one-Cfib of tbe principal, commendog to 1SC3, on tbe day when tnterest fa'.l du UHn the ipertiv M ort (raced, with tb ) rnvlco, bow ever, That iUrt b unmviUg jmid in etdrance, and at th apjtrnpriaU tim." The off.cera of tbe I'uui ar disposed to Rive all indulene to Borrowers, compaUbl with their dutie as enj'-lned by law; bat thry ramtot disregard the positive proviion of tb tatute. Ibtor ta tbe Sinking Fund will therefore appreciate tbe importance of paying the interest on their loao at aoon it idue. II. C. XKWCOMB, rreident. Jolyl.lSCl. dlta3t SALE OF REAL ESTATE. TUE nnderigned, executor of tbe last w'll of William C. Burice, late of bcolt County, Kebtucky, de oased, in pursuance of aald will, and by order cf th Court of Common Deaa of Marion County, in the State of Indiana, will oflVr for ale at Pubbc Auction, to be Urbet bidder, at tbe Court H ue door In Indianapoll, within tbe hour prescribed by law, on Saturday, th. 16tb day of AuKUt, li6J, tbe east half of the north -eat dnarter of section aeven in tnbip fourteen, nrtb f ranee fire eat, containing riibty acre, more or le, aitaate in a.d County of Marion. Term, Tiur hundred dollar cash dwn, two hundred dolUr n tbe ßrit day of January, 1G3, and tb reidu on the first day of January, lss, with interest on deferred pavment, tbe purchaser exemttra; note with approved' surety. SAMlfcL. 5. GKEKS, J-4w Kxecuior. DRUCS. NEW FIRM. I HAVE associated with me In bulne Mr. 0. W. Sloan, who ha been an ai-tant in tbe tor. for a tumWr of year pasu Hereafter tbe buinea wU b continued at tbe old tanl under tbe firm of BIIOVIf2 A; niAA7(. I fet-l grateful for tb liberal patronase wbkb we bav. ever recfived trut by ulct attention to t-uiine and tbe want of our customer to merit and retain tbe atne. K. BKOVYMNG. VLL peron knowing themevendebted to me will please ca!l at their earliest convenience and make aettiemeiit of käme, and oblige R. BKOWMNÜ. lillOWMNG V SLOAN, ' LATE H. BUOVryiNG,) ju jsc mj i ä it w , 11 Wet Washington Street, Indianapolis Have in .tore a large and well aetected etock of Drtf, Medicine,Cl.eaikal, Paint. Oil,Vanjibe, fiytptufl, (il-ware. Window tt)a,BruLe, Cigar, Tobacco, Spke., Ivrfamery, Kaiicy and Toilet Article, Coal till and La trip, Fate at Medkine, and all article to complet tbe tck of a PrurgiM. A a we pureba pnncipalJy for cah, direct from tb Importer and manufacturer, and being dej.iroo to retain tt reputation wbirh oor booe b ever enjojed of aellaf gno1,frtmk attvl, great cart U takra in tb elerti'a of Drutrs in re ft-re nee t their jni$:y. Our faciUtt are urh that we feel conf.deat we tan offer, ia jure sndnaadulterated article, a ttror.g Indtxementa aa any otber Western boue. All order iil receive tbe personal attention of owe of tbe f rm (Ireat care taken in tbedt-penmg of ptjiciai' preatTipUoii and family recipe from trictly j are arriclea, and we feel eorfideLt we can render aatifacUo la tbe price and qmxlity of rd. BkOWMSG 4 6L0A5. tl Wet WakJ.ton tree I. T EST Aflcerkaa aad Frericb WJa'low G!aj; IW box l w mdow ataorud, f rota txl0 ta ASxSO, m iu-f mzA Iff a! at lnet f jure by BR0W577G A- SLOAJt. Brushes! Bmshes! On A WZ 'ct nMb Bruche, Wa3 4UU Bruibe. ab Tv.1t, Br4en, Scb, Bbot, Hon. Ualr, II at, aad 0 tb Brebea t-f ail k!nd atlowsst fgurea at HK0WTM50 A SLOAV jei 4-deod A weow Jm PAINTS! 01LS!VAHXIS1IES! 200 KEGS 1ure tTli,te Z:w 5Q BARE! LS Iineed Oil; JQ CASKS Tellow Ochre; ß CASKS TbU feed. With a large stock of VamWhea, Talnu, and Colors of atl kir:4a ground In oil and dre. l or aala at tbe loweet tgurea. BrJ)W5I5ti tLOAX. tt et Wabicfloa StlH.