Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3697, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1862 — Page 2

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TIIIIXMDA A I Cil ? f 7 üomocratic Union State Ticket ro Ptntrktr or tati, - J AM KS S. ATIION. Of Marion Coanty. tax aidito or BT ATI, JOSEPH UISTINE. Of Fountain County. roa Uirtti or TATC Matthew l brktt. Of Divie County. OSCAR U HORD. Ol Decatur Cointr. ro scrtEiMTKnK'tT or rtnuc issthctiv:, SAMUEL L. HUGO. Of Allen Count?. !1o Dlflerencr. The New Albanr ledger uti that a Republi can friend a most worthy tnl Jionevl mm Stated "that hia preatet objection to the platform tdoptcl by tlie M3 Conrention ol July 3"lh waa the declaration in otie of the rrolutior.s aaliift a war for the 'ivljvotion' of the South ern State.' Waa it not for thia dechiration aajt the Lfdytr, its Ilerub!iran friend couid not not ee anything objectionable to the resolutiot. adopted. We be lieanl the wmf objection here from leading Republicans. The truth U that there U no difference in th.it regard between the so call 1 "Union Convention" which met Lere on the 16th of June und the Democratic Convention wftich met on the30th of July. The "Union" or Republican Contention unanimously alopted a resolution which declared that"th:s war ii nf being wageI on the part of the Government for the purpose of anq-ttst. $nhjujation r the ottrlhroving or inltrjrr'xng tciih the riyhls r esiablithrd iu$tuution$ of any of the Slat'M." Where the difference between the two Convention., unless one was honest in its declarations aud other was cot? The l'reaenlnicnt of the Grand Jury.' Our amiable neighbor, the Journal, excepts to ! ume comments we made the p trtisan char- j District Ciurt at its I tt term held in this city. Tor the first time in miny eirs, atnl at a period when the donihunt jrty irotised "no partyIsm." we State! that "it remains fur a no party Marshal to constitute a Grand Jury without a iirxjle Democrat upon it." In extenuation the Journal makes the following comments: Judge Drown, of 0cn county, was on that jury, and he is a Democrat. Dmiel Siller wa on "it, and he is a Democrat. There were two or threeother Democrats on it, and as many Repnb lie ms. who, not being present during the whole ir.Teftiftin, did notfi;ii the presentment, l'en ja min (. Stout was on it, and he was a "HeU" man in IpGO. We pive the Repubüetn organ the benefit r f its exceptions, and every man who is acquainted with the parties whom it claims lobe Democrats cannot but concede that it m ikes the partisan c'itracter of the Grand Jury the more apparent by its lame apology. The Journal might s well cla'm that Judas Inc vaioT was an apostle m good and regular Manding, is that Jmlge Ritow.or Damll SiglilR, or the "two or three other Democrats on it," (the Grand Jury) are now identified with, or have any sympathy with the Demo cratic pnrty. We make no issaic. howey, about men. It is the lacts we are criticising. The testimony be fore the Grand Jury w u one ?idel. The ncru ed had no opporturity to either examine or rebut the witnee., and every lawyer, as well as every man who has attended courts, well knows that the cros examination of a witness makes a vnt deal of difference in the character of his testimony, ai:d even the act which he relates. How often is it that indictments presented by a Grand Jury, and honestly upon the testimony before it, when that evidence Is thoroughly Hl'iel. h ive been found to be utterly bme!ess? A het ret tribunal, hearing only one side of a question, U not competent to decide upon the guilt of those who are thus brought before it. Rut the Journal editor, who is a very lenrtud and wise man no doubt, says "the Constitu ion of the United States comptls 'all rsons held to answer for any capital or otherwise infamous crime to te presentrd by a Grand Jury " There is no compulsion of this kind. Judge Marshall, who i rbably understood the character of the Constitution at least as well as the editor of the Journal, in an opinion disc lining the lh amendment of the Constitution tefeired to, pays: "Each State eiUbliihei ;i Cjnuitution for ite!f, and in local Constitutions, provided such limitations and restrictions in the powers of its particular government as its judgment dictated." In the Indiana Constitutional Convention ot lfl0, the proposition was made and favorably entertained bv a large number of its members, to abolish the Grand Jury system, which thep regarded as a relic of barbarism. In discusiu the proposition, Mr. Axtuont. not a Democrat, said: The real object ol the establishment of the Grund Jury ?)rtm in hngland was not so much fir the protection of the people" rights and tranchises as it was a co court and most powerful prerogative of the Crown, to the aggrandizement and sirenglhing of which it has always coutr.bu ttd. Under the Constitution then it appears that the Grand Jury system is not compulsory, but simply optional, notwithstanding the learned opinion of the very able editor of the Journal. Another poiut. The Journal says the Grand Jury ilidn't publish its presentment at all. Did it not make it public, puUish t: in full, by request in&tdie Court to spread it upon its public record? It says the Court ordered that copies be bent to the daily papers of this city, and then requests us to expUr i "why it (we) didn't j;et its copy and : publish it, as the Court ordered!!" The explain- j tion is very simple. No copy was j'eul us, and j therefore the order ot the Court was not . beil. $o far as e w eie concerned. ! Again. We did not aitd do not plead for the J immunity of trailers, as the Journal alleges, j We ü!y objected to the attempt, the infamous attempt of a partisan Grand Jury, a jxditieal e cret tribunal, to jTejudice the public and preeut the accused, to wbiih the meanest criminal h entitled, from having a fair aud impartial trial We sa'd, and we now aay, if the accused are guilty of treason, iu aiding and abetting tlut crime, punih them as the deserve, but there can be no more malignant act thau the attempt for partisan purposes to prejudge men who may be utterly innocent and who upou a fair tr a! may be acquitted of et en intent of wrong doing. Our Government beevtnes a meaner despotism thau Austria when a body oi men, selected on account of their party bias, can sei in judgment upon a citizen, act u.-ed prrhap unjustly by .eisonal aud jobtical enemie ol a grave crime, and be condemned upou such testi mony. This is the kind of justice that the Grand Jury aforesaid and the Journal jus- ifies as a pari of lhe American Constitution. From such Re publicanisoj. "Good Lord deliver u!" tSP A gentleman iu Mount Vernon has sent ua the names of one hundred and live subscribers in I'osey County in two weeks. He siys the peo pie there are highly pleased with the action ot the Couveuliou ot the oUlh ult., aud redict Iroiu it a great cfiict.

fpfial Corrponderce rf the CticagoTimea. f.llropr at I lie Capital.

. .... .r . - IntiUectunl Otndit'ion of the l)$rendant$ of j Lm.Vmrio. iVa-m Ur fie.V iv ... .i. r-... ll:...f : ' J I Freedom A Parley Vraytr Mating " firtii Je Lord, vt'o A'goi' Hum'." e., Jfre . JfC Wahi5ctom, August 1. One of the prominent features in this most pi puntie anl nnbarry war i tint preeii!el by the nf;io. One half cf the ut! Ua belieied that the war wj wael t cue freJoni t the i!ave. w!.i!e the whle North In lx?n azittted aiul JiviJcI, frtm the VaciCc Vt t!ie All mtic. j un is-ue lK;rn of twin potr (le-ccu I ml ol ! drwiT-eil H imiiit the fc oveittiwin? tlie mount un t ): oi tne einn.ere ... . . J i i r ....' I'..i lie was ob.i-eii to iy. "cur-cu ie wna.ui, ior ,

then hum.n.ty would lure been ptrel t he i ciu.melt 0iie e;,Ieriy individual, whose foied.race of a cor.nect.nz link with morulas ; commeilCt,j Slt i,ie,ebrow and nn straight r,d uuran-ouUiii; Amenca would have been : b(ck iU -t RU in,meie Ui.Uice , it unite. with bles-e l with unity, and Abolitionism h ive never j lhe u )f his ilC.l(. an Uhose .eck was wrapexisted. 1.1 ! I'Otl with hat lud once been a white handHe, e in Washington ire eollectel to day oi .erchf ws leulin- in i r.ver," with ihe less than five thound negroes con,po,el of ; coiiS'eSatioii actompanvm-hici on their tho-e treed lit the District and thoe who have j.nt.eJ 00 r . a escaped from heir meters in M try! .nd and Vir 'fore the oM mu) ft barrel nJ on ihai tu,,.. A r5e nnjonty ol thu number liive i,e beit rt re.ul.,r devil's tattoo wiihhii hands,

-yit.r in.,,,! Miuauona m inc v o.miry.ur i . wjje a vila ,h l overtopped the jn Ua. n.ton; the remun ier re 1 ' Uir voices as Ihe ro-r of enmon does the volbv the Government , barr..rk-. wh.d. are called j y f . wh;lt , SJ-, u w,,3 , the -Contraband Det.' U the readers of the j rfW h -Jn , ,(0e lhe v

J itne would like H, we win pay n imv io urn : ims wouni like ll, we win pay a uu io uns j ce. for it undoubtedly presses points of con- i derable intete-t. j Up Twellth street, till we reach the suburbs of: ri Up the city, on the north side, and here, in the cen ter of a large open held, are two long parallel rows of one story white buildings in which dwell the duky objects of a nation's turmoil. The Auu-it pun beats down with a power that would ro.tst a joint iu no time, und. unbroken by a sln- . .... !. r. ii r,,, ,r... ii.o. .... LIC lite. t. Cll'il 111 IUII UMlt' I 111 .Ml 'I'l II ICI 3 - i ' . . .. t e . . ' tit llio roiitr:ili:iiiii4. At one fiul ol two row J I

of buildings are two small whitewashed shanties ! "h brc? de Lor'1' "e' a gine home," one occupie! by Superintendent Nirhols. the ! in which everybody joined with the whole strength other by the doctor. At the opposite end of the ; of his or her lungs, swaying their bodies w.hlly inclosed space are two large tents, one of which j from side to side, and accompan)ing the music is u-el for male aMl the other for female patients, j by a vigorous slipping of h.uids. The music This is the external character of the Contraband j w as not without its inspiration, for a h ill" diunkDepot a name not in good odor, bv the wav, en soldier who sat iminoliatel v behind me, und

with the upper classes, the e7 of V iisliington's colored population. "Do you know where the Contraband Depot is?" inquired I of a "fancy-looking" darkey, on my way out. "No. s.h!" reponded he, with the air of Forrest in Jack Cade. "Ah, jes. Well, can you tell methe point, sir, where those coloted gentlemen and ladies "nd likewise their offspring, aie confined, who hue lately escaped from the chains und tyranny of Southern master"?" The pentlemiii looked for a moment as if he suspecled some sell in the ch trader of mv question, :ml then lepiiel with a piin. "Whir von see dem white hou-e out dar, dar' whar tie colored folks is dat jes cum from Duff Cv f reen s Thanking him. which w-as i es ponded to by a polite touch of the hat, I drove on, and soon reached lhe quarters. Directly iu front of the Superintendent's room n h ilfdozn contrab inds were engaged in stoning up a well which they had jut dug. A windlass had been tig zed oer the mouth, and with this several contrabands, in garments of every pattern and hue. were engaged in lowering bricks into the well. That is, 1 suppose this was their hasiness, for a steady look of five minutes failed to convince nie whether the bucket was coming up or going down. In fact, their only btiiuess seemed to be, not how much t'ey could do, but how little. They seemed to be endeavoring to discover the exict mean between motion and test; and so successful had they been in their efforts, ihat one couhl not safely sw ear that their operations partook of the character of either. Having secured supei h tendent. Nichols, we started to visit the buildings. The first we came to was a room about ten by twelve feet square, with a single small window, one or two stoo!;, nnd ome berths arranged for sleeping like those on a HteamlKtat. A rank; offensive, stitl.ng odor was rushing through the door nod window in dense1 Volumes, but, by hermetrically sealing my no-e with a thumb and linger, I mmaged to follow the example of my guide and einer. Just wiihin the door sat two six year old specimens of ebony, one of whom was pursuing a minute and laborious investigation in the interstices of the wool upon the hedof the other a pursuit which every instant seemed to be rewarded with bii Ii. tit success. A little to the left, upon the lower berth, a negress of sixteen was fanning the fl.es from, and, with stolid insensibility to all outward objects, gazing upon, the face of an infant, who-e half-closed e;es, bluci-h countenance, and fixed expression indicated the near approach of death. "Scarlet fever first child can't live," saiil my guide. Iu a corner laid a fat, stupid negress. and an old crouc whose palsied head could scarcely lift itself sullicienlly to notice our entrance. These and some six hildren dirty, ragged and verminafiUcied made up the occun-ints of this room. The etlltivi a fiom their unwashed bodies and cloth ing, and the aiisounus exhalations, generated by so many sleeping in one small room wete horribly offensive, ami of a character that seemingly would destroy any human being as quickly as would a necessity which forced his hins to live exclusively upon sulphurced hydrogen. To make this portion of my letter short, I m tv say, in kief, that every room in all the depot was almost ;i fie simile of the first. In all wetefiom thteeto five women and a seeurngly infinite quintitv of children all smelling equally rank, and alt lervaded with a listless stupidity that sei med to indicate e.ther a total absence of in-! teiltet or a position whoso character thev find! themselves wholly unable to nppiexiate. The I same r.iggtHlness among all, the same caniological pastime among the juniors, the same insensi- ! bility to external imrrcsshuis among the elders, i were seen from the first room to the last ! A lew seats wte arranged against theshadv1 si Je of a building, and here, before we left, some1 fifty, voung and old. gatheied to learn reading i ami siiiL'ili' A m.iinritv oi lh -rowI er 1 children; the rest was comprised of about equal numbers of adult men and women. A few sons were first sung, and then tl.e teacher, with a pointer, commenced the snellinir lesson, the book

being a chart pinned against the fide of the build-i Demand "Notes 1 pcm. j ing. The singing was universally joined in by J The new scale of duties laid upon the importa- i old and young; but, when the spelling com- j tion of foreign goods amounts to a high protec-! menccd, the labor was too severe for all save a ; live tariff, and will remain in existence, doubt j hall dozen ot the younger ones. Willi chins on j less, lor a long series of years, and thus nfford a ! hand and elbows on knees, the men would gaze , good opportunity to test the old Whig doctrine, i Um iL ltiirt hiü an air of puii'cd. stupid which the leading Whigs so ably advocated fit" ' helplessness. The characters before them might' teen or twenty jeirs ago. Ceiüinly the nutihave just as well been Egyptian hieroglyphics j ulactuiers of the United States could not de-, they could read one as re.uiily as the other. ! sie a better protection than they htve now.: The only one of the elders that seemed to As soon as the w ar is over, the various branch-; he progressed at all was a woman of une ' es tof iudustiy must increase iu an unusinl j fifty rie or sixty, who, with an immen-e piir of, nimuer, and as we hae already ttel. this: iron spectacles across her nose, was laboriously 1 high range of duties ca.i not be an ephemeral i an 1 slowly ilincidating the fact that i-t'spells "it" j tiling as the u ilion.il debt now rendered inevi- I and a t "a." ; tab e, can not be Tquidatcl for thirty years,! I must confess tint, however much I admired ' and to piy the inteiest upon it an impost duty j the Itenevolf nee whMi prompted these efforts, I rather than direct taxation will be resorted to ;

.onld not anticipate a result ot greit ini;'i t am e. and thete was not in the whole crowd a single i fat e, either voung or old, that indicate! an onli- 1 nary amount of intelligence; all seemed just the least possibly removed ttom the grade of brutes, and, perhaps, in all that crowd, theie may be a halt iloxen, who. in the course of fire ) ears, nur Ie.irn to rtad a sWigle storv look. Whether euch a result will pay lor the labor necessary to nrodme it. is more th in I am prepared to aay. If t ey learn a iy thing at all, it will be just sufficient to how them how little they do know ; possibly, in addition, they may claim as they become old and unable to woik, that a corner iu the cabin of their old masters in Virginia is infinitely preterable to the tender merc. extended to the a;ed pot r in the t.hd.nthrop.c Noiih. ; I was intormtuby Mr. U hols that as fast a possible they are hired out n servants, but that.; as a general tiling, they have a distate for labor and will not fUy at a p!ace. In some case, cor-1 por.il punishment has been resorted to in order to j ot.lige tlie reJrxctorT to stay out at sen ice. They ' mi away from their mtsters to escape work : that is all they know about freedom and cotise ! quenily they are not a little indignant and aston- ! ihed when they find that thev thev have to work just a bard here at the North as they did befoie . at the South. In fact, they hae to wotk much . b irder, for, a everybody ku-ws, a Yankee em- j plover will "get" a third ture work out of his I

"hiied nnu" than the planter will out of his Flour v:as shipped off largely in the earlv part chaUel. No wonder, then, that they are dUap-! of the week, anticipating the'coutemplated alpomted, and that they persistently relu-e to go : vancein freight, so that the market was left bare

out to sen ice. lmt. !li'n; mat, on getting to the .ortn, tney wouu tiive one eternal holiday, they j bi d that the only difference from their former ha- j ted cndili jn is, that they hate to work harder, j 1 hi is the ouly grievance of the plantation ne-1

pro work. Ah, bow these deccnJanU of Htm do lute it! Mr. NichoN, ho In snt some time at Ilil-

iH nr.iu,mi.j - , . If I I I. 1. .,.. , 1 . m t . i . . rflai.fr tl.ru(lf.tljt(llv4 that it is trlealy ue! to pit aMn4 jj.to'lhe li m il of the tifioe. fur they will r...t fiht. an.l they are as alrai i of a gun a ot ... . ti - - ... i:m l!"UTlil. t UVJ Will mill I'l ua admirably; but a for fighting, it i r.ot in them. Yet I auppose ',e testimony f ucli men, or lie testimony of any other, i I not in the leut interfere with this ir.Miie eflort which is be. rg made to organize nero regiment. Lei theni, if it be excellent, shovel, it, nl do the nie nial nnd I .iboriotis woik of cmtuniiip; to farther than this is sheer folly, the kliocy ot Ii-rutiti-m. In the evening I attended n "wirjrer pr.ncrmeeunjr." When I eitereJ, I foumi the .in ill i buüiiin densely crowded by wuj!1v leads ofj The rtobiiiiy anl imjn.-iveiie?i- v( the ni'iruin i acre chapped a if by nnic, f r iiever, even in elec,iim ro j;, I Ul uch a scene of ex i e'ectii rif.lTer ro. jJ(Jrt ? . anj . ,.'n, irayer rose up undi-tinguish ible in words a per- j feem:r.gly ot demoniacs, only broken i theie bv the fchrill " llalleluj.ih." i Oh Klory" cf some irrepressible, bappvtieil isters. If the prophet of Baal had called . hilf as loud as d'd these, they would have woke ! him sure, even though he slept, or his ears weie of brass. Alfr the prayer came sinping.or rather a mo notonous chant and lepetiiion of some such l words, as had been "putting in" the Sur Spanglcd 15 inner. Nigrer on a Woodpile, and various other airs, in the confusion of sound, suddenly stepped out into a space between the seats, and commenced executing a double-shuffle A h all-dt.-zen d ir j keys gazed at him, horror-struck, for an in.-t.inr, j ami theo tincttremouiously collared luniand lorced him into a seat. The siiijjn;: grew more rapid and wilder, the swaying of the bodies laster, nd the slapping o: hands mote vigorous. The effect upon many was like ether; they sung, they rotted, they how led, thev embraced each other with lra:itc expressions of delight, they spiung with outstretched rnis into lhe a:r, vociler.it ing unintelligible sounds, like maddened beasts. One fe male, with outstretched arms und head fallen back upon her shoulders, commenced veiling "HuUcluj ih," and jumping up with an agility that di-p.aved far more than her gaiters; and this maniacal proceeding she continued till alter they wete dsinised, jumping to the door, jumping down the steps, jumping up the streets, until 1 lost silit of her turning a corner, when she was still jumping up and veiling "Ilul'eltij th!" Sev era I otjiers were simdarly affected, but, owing to either a lack of breath or muscle, or jtossit.ly be ing less pious, they gave out after a few frantic etlorts. The three or four individuals who had taken it upon themselves io keep the soldier in his place weie full of trouble, as each moment he either made an ell'ort to get out and dame, or else profaned the saciedne.-s of the occasion by joining the singiüg with some not over modest song. Keeping an eye on him, and singing and swinging and halting, they proceeded about as luiluws: "Oh, hrcs de Lord (LookVe dat wite mail!) "Oh, tr- -te (Xuw. j;it. keep your seat, a.tb!) "oh ( top dat sotic!) we's a-jr'in' borne! "Oli ( lauiii dat w ite mail!) a-u'in' home! "(Now jou gi-t git out thni!) a-goiu home! "oh, hress the Lord (Jake, less put Liui out o' di.-!) "üh- (dar he conies') tie Lord, we's a-g'äV home." Finally, when everyitody t-eemed boiling over with glory, the meeting was dismissed, and all toured out, singing and shouting as they went, till from üt'ty different directions, through the starlit night, came back the sounds of "Glon I" "Hulleliij ih!" "Oh, brcss the Lord, we's a goin home!" One thing is ceitain: if our colored brethren cannot get to heaven tiny other way, they'll take it by storm. In concluding my notice of the contrabands, I will only say that a more degraded, liitliy. help less crowd was never before gathered together under the pretext of philanthropy. Wilkie. From the Cincinnati Price Current, Aug 6. rmuitciat litt C:omiiirciul mi imuur -for the putt week A vcrv general and rather unexpected calm has pervaded the financial run ket since our last, j I lie large decline in coin has not been recovered and there has been a general want of confidence that unv leactiou will take place, as the indica tions are th it our army iu Virginia may uu.ke a i successful movement on Uichmundsoon; in such ! case it is generally admitted that coin would j largely decSSue. The whole matter is regarded ! iu a precarious light, and heme the pause in the i excitement which had previously pervaded the market. The prohibition of the use of specie in the purchase of cotton has stopped a large dem and which had arisen for gold and thrown large amounts ou the market which had been bought to buy cotton and st.jrar. There has been a marked falling off in the exports of gold abroad and a large incie.sej ,1:ue of agricultural products, so that, with, :- successful movement of our aimy in Virgin-j the way has been prepared for a large de ; cline. a:i 1 tni - seriously a;.prc;ieude 1 ! The market has ruled dull lor exchange and j ralt5i are locr. The decline in coin and do R,:,mI ,S"M is eri,1:l1 to 2 I er cent snue our 1 ,?t; -he closing quotations last evening weie j as JolIoWS Buying . . .iVdis. Selling, j par; lb pre in. i cQlO pi em. i New Yoi . . . (told . I i pi em. Silver j((IG ptem and relied unou. ; The order issued by the Secretary of War yes- i terdav, failing for .'iHO.OdU men t. serve for nine j months, unless previously discharged, produced! immense sensation, and renders the question of ! drafting a fixed fact. This draft will have a! maiked influence on business, as it will leave the different departments very short of hands, but it! is indi.-tens.thly necessary, lor, as we rematked , in our last, the time hs come when this war' must ceae to be cons id et cd an out de business I by the North, und when it is tolte regarded as ! the gieat business of the day, all other consider- ' ations being merely collateral ui.es The Gov j irt. in Ali f .M.nu ti. ti . v ,-t-i I ,l.A .!...... :. . tj,, ,h.a ,he gigantic s,er cf the North )W be .j. i ...... v .. . ... " - v miii. a toe unci nun I- I ern j eo- i Amitked advance in rates of freight on all ' the railway has diminishes! business in pr.-du.ee! somewhat" and pre.ented the advat-ce which! wculd otherwise Im e been establishe I iiuder the ' favorable news from England bv the Arabia. AH ; the rail a s are crowd d with freight far beruud their cap icitie. showing very clearly th it thev are utte-ly unable to do the business resulting ! from the unusually abundant crops of ibis sea- ' son. j The weather has been warm, with some showers, to force the corn to a courinue! rapid growth, For this purpose the weather could not be more favorable. of stock, and towards the close a firmer market w the result, suttitii.e leing in good detmud at i $1, and in .-me csa-a $1 t5 was obtained. Ex- ; tra $1 10,4 2J, and fancy $1 31'al bl. The re i ceipns of wheat have been verv Urge, and prices !

declined to 73-Oc for rel.and cS iDOcfor white, with a gol decntnd at thce r-ite. from the Eike region, and from the Hist. The in 1. cations are th t the receifts d whett at thi.. pl.sce. the coming teison. will i e duub!c thr-e oi aiiv previous e.on. C'Tii ndvaiKCl to 4 'c; the demand fioin distiüers bein presinjr, but several purchisCs were made at oöc, to arrive. After this month.

the demand from distillers will fall off larpely. i lije aUranrH to irc. and in pood ceiinnj. üiü remiin at 42c. with less eculative feeling New barley brought Toe, and is in moJtrate demand. Wliisky advance,! to 27c, but fell b.o.k Vi Üö'c. ' cloiirg irregular. Cheese, l-'tn2 in li"ht ?unr.lr. n lvai.col t.,'c. and butter for the sime reason ad an el lc l he ! extrem- warm weatlicr is the chief caue of this ! light supply, it being exceedingly d.tficuit to ; bung culicr to tmrket in gKd conu. lion when tl.e temperature i rarely bciuw degrees, ranging fioni tfi.il to Vö. i"jirits turpentine has advanced to $"2 f ), owing to the scarcity. It is up to $2 '13 in Xew York. Pig iron is $.2 a ton higher, um.'er the new tariff. Stir candles are 2c per lb higher htid soap JXc. Tallow candles are lc per lb higher. This Lj owing to the advance iu lite raw in tteii.il. Beef catile are in good supply rather i:i ex cess of the dein m l and prices rulel a shade e.sit-r. The Government buyers IxMight quite freely. Basing our quotitioin on the sales at all the yard, we c ill fir $2 30.i2 75. goo.1 $.2 ii'li'.l, and prime to choice $'l Co 3 4 ) per cent d gross. Hogs in active demand at $3a3 23 for slopfattened, and $'141i3C3 for cori fatteneil, the outside rates being obtainable only for heavy fat. The demand exceeds the supply. Sheep in good demand and liht supply. Wool tinner. Some round lots were sold in the interior durii' the week at 47.i3''c As a general thing tl ete are more buyers than sellers j ut these rates, and ööc has beeti paid for choice clip.. In rim i t. tti j 1 1 xkA !ii j r ft I fiat ri trt 1 1 1 i -lt-t rtfA 31 ess pork and buU and sm-ked sides have been a i'i oi i.rtiii a,K i iiwb w , n iii-iv o voatii.. neglecteil, but there has been a good demand for shou'ders in bulk und smoked and the s des add up GsVl.OOO lbs. at 2;4'a3 ce-its in bulk; jc higher when packed, nnd o).jc smoked and packed, closing at the outside rates. Linl h is Lcen sought after all tlie week at bja'.c in tierces and .c in kegs, but it is generally htld 't '.jc higher. Il'itcher' I ird h.i been in active demand at 7c in bulk and ?2't7l.. nickel. The demand forth' description of lard and for grease exceeds the j supply, b igir cured hams advanced to IM-., a I He :.iul iu light supply. Country cuicd sell at fJa i 'J: ami common at 7la73c. Sales cf buik hams were made at '.c. The grocery moket. his been flat, under the influence of I irge importations and a he ivy ciboard nnrket. Sugars of all grades nre e low er. Coffee unchanel. Molas-e. tw itig t., a very light supply, is firmer, and New Oiieans brings ö'J.iöc. Cotton dull and lower, closing at .5 -4'V for spinning. The receipts are quite lioer il. The whole n mount rev e:ed heie since ocr army rcacliel the cotton States, last M .ich, is 22 oü bales; over 3 ,.!)'.) were received the p.tt week. Kivif zerlaml ronnfy tlriuocra t ir C'otiveiilion At a mass meeting of the Democracy of iyait Zetland county, held August d, ltti'2, Mr P. Hen ry waschosei: Chairman and J. II. Titus, Secretary. On motion the following committee on resolu lions was appointed: 1. Dutour, of Jefferson township; T. AnnStrong, ot Yoi k ; Dr. Iluier, of Toset ; A Wells, ol C-tl. in; J. Orten, of Tieasant; S. lVuter, of Crair. While the committee w ere out, II. W. Harrington, the nominee for Congress, addressed the meeting, which was I arge and enthusiastic. At the close of the speech the committee reported lhe following le-olutions: Hesolct)!, That the Democratic; party of Switzerland county, adhering to the time-honored principles of the pary, are in favor of in cne -ged'prosecution ot tht present war for the suo pressioii or the rebellion and the retoraion of the Uii'on as it was and the Constitution as it is, and for that purpose are in favor of calling into the field a sufficient number of men and appropriating a siilticieot amount of monev. 2. That we will give oar earnest sup;ort to the administration of th Genera! Government in all propccjtieans for ike suppression of the rebellion. 3. Tint in the words of Andrew Jackson, "the Union must and shall be preserved." 4 That we indorse the. i evolutions passed at the rn iss meeting of the Democratic party, held ut Indianapolis on the olhh of July, lzG'2. .r That we cordialiy indorse the nomination ot II. W. Iltniugton as the candidate of the De-in-K-rscy of the Th:rd District, und lecommeiid him to the support nfall conservative men. 6. That tlie proteedings of tins meeting be published in the Stute Sentinel and Democratic pipers of the District-.' The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and thereupon the meeting, after giving three cheers for the Congressional nomit.ee, ndj-itin.ed tine die. J. H. Tms, Sec"y. Warren Township Democratic Jleclins. AtocsT, 2, ltG2. The Democracy of said township met at the town house nursuant to adjournment, .or the purpose of appointing dejegates to the County i Convention to be he.d on the lbth mst: The meeting was organized by calling Henry Hra lv to tlie chair, and appointing Franklin Collins, Secretary, when tlie fbllt.witig resolutions were unanimously adoptl: lltsolccd, That every Democrat in Warren township is heicby constituted a delegate a,.d requested to atlend at the Court House in the city ' of Imlianapoiis on the iGth inst , for the purpose of forming a county ticket. Resulted That the ditors of the Volkiblatt r.n 1 State Scntintl be requested to publish the proceedings ol this meeting. HKNKV'iniADV.Cluitrn.iii. Fr.ANKLix Collins, Secietarv. A Card From Ilartliolomew Toimtj-. EpiT.-n Skxtixk!.: Fitidinir mv name connect ed with i lie Committee on llesoluii-ms rf the Riack Iiepublicin Abolitionist Xeno Convention J of July 1 2th. Ifd2, of liartholomew countv, In t muri, .a sc. i :cie:ise i tiesne to say that t hive always been a Democrat; that I have never lud any connection with, nor intend to have with said negro ptitv; and tint the men who put mv name n said committee are among the blackest'of the I black and the meanest ot the mean. John R. Rubis. Cnion Township, Bartholomew County, Ind ANNOUNCEMENTS. 'We nre authorized to announce JOHN" A. Bt'AL as an independent ancouiitional Union cun l.dau? for Common Pleas Judge fVr the 12th ritr;ct. 3f :re nutlorize-l to rtnimunce JOHN Bh'KiVER, of South,. ort. a canl'dato f.r C-urny Re-I ctr-!er, u!;ject to tli drdaion of the. Ivmocratic Con- : vention. MEDICAL. PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.; T jlO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED; I. organization, or to those by whoui aft inerea-e f ; family i from aay reason objectionahle, the t n ieri;r?)cd j would off.-r i .rescription which i perfectly rHiiUe and . afe. and which ha been prescribed ir. rarioi.. parnl! the Old Vorldfor thepatcentury. Although tl isrtic!e lveryrhe.ip and nimpie.jetit hateen put up in half j pmthottWand sold very eitenively at the exhorhitar.t r ni.-b the recipe for -?), by toe potlox of which every 1 lady cm supply hersell with a perfect afeKaard. at ar-y ! I-. nr..itil-romi;. me 9n.tor-ii(iird nrorjose- fur- 1 . """ uoi iicfuiuitryfir. nr phys-.cianor lruii.t willtellyou it isp-rfecth har-nJo thouiands of teMimotdah can he procured of It e.T.ca.-v' Said inff natt nftk. u J - . ' -w "J F- iiae woria on receipt of il.hya idre. " (1 v I'a.j.c. DEVEKAU.X, lly,i:Ä'xNoS5,af-'r.v:-clicl. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.! C. L. S. Matthews, GENERAL COMMISSION Alt FORWARDING MERCHANT, La r sc F i re- Pr oo V B u i 1 1 1 i n 0. 124 l Ol I.TlI tT., WEST MDE, Het een Tlain Street and the Hirer, LOUISVILLE, KV. COL. C.insimiaeuts are respectfully olicited, and Iramediate a?es wita pmuipt return guaranteed. Janl3

DRUGS.

NEW FIRM. rlliVE oriatl wih rtw In l.ina Mr. (3. W. Moan, wht L ti n -iiUM In tt. stor for a cumber ef yrars pt. Ilre aftrr the buir.e will te continued at the ol J t0'l under the firm of IIIlOU.MMi &. SLO AX, I rrateful for th liberal patronare which hare er-r rr-r-lvcd lra-1 hy trict attention to t-aine and the waUs of our cuitoiacr to merit and retain the irae. LI. per-ori Vnou m them-ehe indeb-ted to me mil pl-.t-e call at their arliet cnvrnirnce and nuke settlement rt .nie, and oblige K. BtiUWMMi. (L-vtf. r. r.Rowyixij.) M9 ja, vir iis jc s iao m , 12 West Washington Street, Iodiai.apoli, Have In t re a Urs i;d well selected Mock of Dnj, Medicine. Che mi-ah, r.i"nt,ti!-,Va'r.ilies.lye-ftuTs, Ol-issv are. Vmiow (da-.tlrt'hef, Ciar, Tobacco, spice, rerturoery , f'aiicv and Toilet Articles Coal Oil and Lamps l'ateat Medicine!., and all article to complete the t.n k of a Drurpist. A we purchase priru-ip illy for cadi, direct fr- m the importers and nianuf icturers, at.d l-elnjr desirous to retsin the rep';tati'n which our houe ha ever enjoved 4f sellitiK ff'm(,r? ii tuU', g'eat care Is taken in the -elt-ct'on of lhu s in reference to their i uri'u. (ur f.ic:!:t;es are . . a I nr I I Vestrn hf-u-e. All orders w ill receive the personal attention of ore of tho firm eir-at careken in thdisiK-n-injc -f i h s. i - ! ftrtirl'. ' f(.H cm,.iJoI1, we can render atifactlon in the irice and juiliti of poods. IlttOWNINO A SLOAN. 22 West Washington street. BFST American and French Window GUs; .r00 boxes Window assorted, from sxlO to S6C0, in store and for sale at low est figures by BROWXING k SLOAN. Brushes! Brushes! rv"k DOZKN Taint and Vrnih r.nirhe, Wall jCfII I'.nishe., Sadi Ti-.ls, r.i.-i;d. rs Scrub, Sl-e, Ilor-e, -lair, Hat, and CI Hh nruds cf all -inds at net f;?ur. s at BUOWMXG & SLfJAN'S. jtd4-leodlweow3m PAINTS! OILS!VAUXISin:S! 500 KE(' I ure Wui;c Load; 200 t iiS are vli':tc Zinc AjQ DALHEIM Linseed Oil; jj CSKS Yellow Ochre; Q CASKS Veuet. lied. With a lare st--ck of Vanii-hes, Taints, and Colors of a'l kinds proviKl in oil and drv. For t-ale at the h-wes tiun-s. Bli'OWMXIi & SU).S, 'Z2 West Washington sfrtet. WHOLESALE GROCERS. Barl 8l Hatcher, W II O Is E S A L E iOOSRS, IlIin? "e,,r Orleans S par just received from m VI J Uenij'his, and for le by EARL &. IIATC11F.K. 500 LDLS Cctined Sugar for Mle by EARL A HATCHER. -QQ RAGS Rio CctTee; U'O T.a-s Java Coffee; 10 BJes Mocha Coffee; For sale br EARL & HATCHER. TOBACCO. 1 0 Ö B0XFS 5 Lr'' 100 Boxes 10 Lcnip; 73 Boxes 8 Lump; 100 Bv.xe bright 'I; ZO Bo.xes dark lbs; o00 Caddies 4' Po; W) Kes. Six Twit; The above assortment ut Tobacco i now the largest to be fouud in the Wejt, and w ill be sold below the current rates. EA-DL 4 DATCUER. LAKE Fl S 11 2,000 nlf Brl. White Fhh, For rale by j, EABL 4 MATCHER. NOTICE. TO At.l. WIIOTI IT .VlAY CO.UCCKXi rllEREBT jrlre notice that I an the owner of the Patent for I, j. Wjo r'a Improvement in Hourinj :ll- for the Sttr of lo iiana; and that all persons m. liier, vending, or Osin any Uachiue operating on the principle of th "Wair.rtjer ttpprovemeni." aa t forth in the aid Pateut, dated Srptemtsrr 25. Ivi3. or in th re-iue of the an.e. tatest rrspoctiv-! Marth 13, l6i an I February 5, 161, nnle by tbe ntteti auth-irityor Daid S wasotrsr, are inlr.i.itii.K upti my right. na will be held liable for damage or iroecated accord inn to law. WM. X. ALWALD, Of2ce aad reridenc at Batet Hmahc, lnUaaapoli, ItaL Jtily 31. 12. auxl-dliu

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DRY GOODS.

2 0 0 0 a S ie s v b i. 3 b C S s CA dl x o H v. u 0 a Q H' fl a t-t Hi Hi Ü s 6 . H i r. o 1 9 - b. s S3 W 0 3 H o To 0 C tml 'J 2 m r. H y. v. -a V a 0 S a q la CHOCOLATE. !'.fttnblislrt In 1?i-0 IAKT-US n.EMIV.M CUtMJOI.ATF.. riT.K I'KEß l'AKKI Cocoa, n.-.-ma. Frenrh, Homeopathic and Vii.:11j Choodate. warraritea .(ual in quali y ai.d flavor to the I'ari- Cb'-co'a'e-; have st,Hsi t test f or, r ttireefjaarter f a century, an-! are pnno meed ty all who have once iis-d th-ni to le superior to any .ther. . Man Ufa tu red by W. BiVer A Co., at their Mill -.in Por cbe'ter. Ma- , otid foi le at their T.ra cb Ih'pot No. 217 Fulton rtre- t, New York Citv, a'd hy Grocer and Dealers generally thr uj;b..ut the l'ri.n. AK'.res- II. L. T1F1 CE. Jel0-d3ai 217 FuU-ai tret t, Xt w York. COLD AND SILVER. I will pay tho bUh-st pr'ce for American lc!.! and ?:l- ' vtr, also fvr Luit'-'d Mat.vs Itemand Note, old iue. KILBV rrlUICMIN. F.xchatiL-e I'.roker. Office No. 24'.' Eat Wasbiiiirtoti Mreet. up-ttair. 2.1 door to right hand. J10-li'd MEDICAL. alII;E 1'ills are tlo- result of mui li s,-;l,!y ami careQ fa I e.jH-ri'iice in all varieties of K male coniplaint. and incises of lrre-ulnti". Suppressions, Itich-Tihei or Whites, Inlljr.nnitioii of the llli-ider, Kilnev and Womb, ami lo-. of Nervous Energy, etc. Their use is above all praise. ArP entirely free from any Mr T'urial or Mineral poison, are purely vegetal 1... u,l are free from danger; can be Used with perlt-ct rsfety. Anion'.' the many th 'tinnds tint have used them in all psrt of the Union nonic speaW ill of them, for all like tbem.

Married Indies in n-rt.rn situations should not use them. For reasons ,.. d reiti.ns on eah box. I'ricc One Dollar I'cr Itox, They are sent in a thin, llaf box, po-tae free, to all parts of the United States upon the receipt of ib price. Prepared ai.d sold by DIL EWINC, No. IS Virginia Avenue. ui7-t'wly ludianapoli.s, Indiana. 1 Slight Cold, cr gJcjtc JühficiiL which nircht he chec'ccd with a simple remedy, r.-s w , an H 1 a if neglected, c fieri termiruites rcricxiclj. Few are aiozre cf the import aruce cf stopping a cjiql cr gflialit ßcLcL in its first ctafje ; thxt ivaich in the beginning- xocxdd yiild to a mild remedy, if net attended to, socA attacks the lungs. xveref.rct introduced eleven years fljJ. It has been proved that they are the best article before the public for rfcitfjis, Maltis, tancillis, j'lsltnia., ciicifit the Hacking Cough in sfiaistifntflr.L, and numerous affections cf the J3HlcxlL giving immediate relief. Iith1ic Speakers If Sinprrs Ulli find them effectual for clearing and strengthening the voice J3dd by all (Druggists and (Dealers, injedicine, at 5 cents j:er bc.z. ar 04 r OM C P 'S V I i b: i T I A la YOrNO MFN WHO II AVK INJL'KKI themselves hy certain sf-ret hal.it-, w hieb ttntt them forbusine-, t-leasun- nr tlie duties of nmrrie-l life; also, nrddh'-Jiced and ..M r.K'ii, bo. from the tollies f youth or othr cu-. frei ad-tilitr in advance nf tliejr year, before j-lscins theirwlvp under the treatment of ny one, should first read "THK sr.CHET iniENO." Msn-ied I tdjesn j I enrn sonietLinp cf Importance by perusing 'Tine Sr.ckUT Fkikji." S.-nt to any addres, in a ejh-l envelope, on rec i;.t f Ten Cents. ML S'll'VKT CO.ctn bee -nsti!td on a'l diseases cf a private or cotifiUVnti.il nature, from Sj A- M. tc V l M., (Sun.l.v.-s from 3 to 11 A. M ,) at their oflice. No. 15 E.-t Third street, nn-st.vr-, between Main and Sycnrucrc, oppoi:e the lie nrie ILuse. Ad :r.s nit.CHAS. A. ST U A KT Cf . inch2l-dAly-i,-'2 Cincinnati, dhio. HAPPINESS OR MISERY? THAT IS THE QUESTION. TinUE propri-rcr or the "IWrtlSIAN CaHIXET of B. WOMlKH, A N ATI 01 Y. and MEDICINE," have determii.e-!, n cri'.le of expense, to iue, fre-, (for tbe Leue'it o. nifft rins huminitj) I tlUH of the r ino-tln-etrictive ind interesting Iecureson Mnrria-e and its Ih-quahticatioru. rv- u btlil.'y, 1'rt nnature I-cline of M.mlnod. I :ilition. We.aktiess or Ipre.-ion, j T Enrr.-j- an-1 Vitl r.-rs the rJreat Social Evils, and those MaU'tics which result from vu hfu! f'.ll e, "xresses of Maturity, r liii.r.ance of I hysi-d ry and Nature's Law Thee tnvaloalde Lectures have Urn the mean- of erdiihteanns and favii.ir tbon.RHl, and will b forw.r id fr.-e on the re. t of f.jur H.ieps, bj- addi -incr SK.Cil TMlY I'afcisi Camskt or AaT xr ap MPicir, S63 Broadway, New York. je23-dy DRY

GHBAT RBDUCTIOH

Spring and Summer Dry Goods TTo. 5 East Washington St., TO MAKE ROOM FOR EARLY FALL STOCK. THE FOLLOWING GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT REDUCED PUICES:

LAWNS. JACONETS. ORGANDIES. PLAIN BAREGES. FIGURED BAREGES. BAREGE ROBES. CH ALLIES. MOZAMBIQUE. TISSt'ES. GRENADINES. LAYELLA 3

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fc?s DAKERY. J . lt. NKEIM. HOIAI r rsKHOTT. NICKUM & PARKOTT'3 (FVccvmoKk to a. A j. .Tzr.r.K,) üiio, .stua.ti baeic;by ! CONFECTIONERY, No. ii Noin ii ri;.xYi.VAMA si iu;i:t (IVtw.-en O ld Fll..w V' and To-l or.ire.) Matiulacturer of all kii.ds .f Crackers. Cakes, Bread and 1'tCs, Uh'.le-a'.e and Lelail. 7"F minufacture a-i I keep a constant upplj of the W f I Winz artiil CKACKEI;.' Ii Itter Crac kers Pic-Nic 'rackers. Sf-da OcUers, ; rat im Cracker. OackoeJI I.i-uil-, VV.ter Crackers, Suar Crackers, Wine Ctak'rs, Il-i-ioii Cracker. tr i,m Cn ckers, li'n?rr Crack'-r. etc. C KES of nil kind, ri.-im r d rnim n-ed. All kinds i f Macaroon.. . i,d T-rt, J- Vy, l anry, Cirer ate) u .' ir C tke', Ar , Ar. W rtlliiq iiml litrfis fnrntstirtl on kliorl oice I55uCANIiIi:S OF AI L KJMkS. jry(rl rs for lire ptatititii f'h-d at lw rate. 5j3Xf,r-h rs promptly t.ll. d, p 1 d liveted i:i the city free 1 1 c Ii r v Jy 2 1 - di ta DRY COODS. Lyncli Si Keane, m wi:sr v. ashin;tox sThtFT, OTHER LAUGE INVOICES OF SUMMER Ini1ir' llres Hnntl. evrrjlliSny In the Line, and curtt Drtign. rACT. and Silk Mantillas, new lylc San, StiJ i and Cloiii;-, Fr u'e 1 Calico , l'.ir jv.: cihI St.n I'm. 1.K-IU-. l.-t, ski t-, 11 ery Ar ; Irih Lin-..s. t inlir. .dern Mhitc ;..).!, Lmimi nt.d Mni'.ri? Illi !k-n'.m f. I.lt Jihi-1 arid l'f'.wa Sluc- ia, (i, np, No;j .11. riest Arr.e'ir.in l,ra:l-, troin hc ajarl op; m:sT ;.iY;r.sf veii.yts Otdy Ujtc a ad; Ltn EES' I'SAt.itit.VG VtAtTtt) 6-4 w ide, o- ly COc a yar.: ety vA, 3 p.ur 2,ic TRY BALLOU'S FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS. o-ily to be had at I.ymh k Keane 'a TKT HE ST FLENCH COUSCTS AND WAISTS. CHOTH, CASSiKEREjÄND PANTS STUFF For men' and bora' war: S raw Cod. Hat, Cap, and H,t -v rythW.r to le fornd In a try i,0"4 St ce. Stork etnj lete; ...ub at rert t.t a-eiot. in N' w York; wiii be K.id to tr rvt.t. hl.w t..rw r ptke rorca.U. HOOP SKIRTSMHOOP SKIRTS! Having made arranxeintnu wUa tw of the Iar?et Ih--p skirt Manu'jc'ories in th- Ea-t. se are prepnred to ollt-r tb iu. Mholsaie and re il, at N-w York prK. Call and ear..i.te tLe stock; Do trout Ie to show r'ds. Only one j.rke. Il-njetu'jtr 'frn of the I'4 Hoop Murt. Jeirei-41 COODS. LACE SHAWLS. LACE MANTLES. SILK M ANTLES. SUMMER MI AWLS, P AUA SO LS, SUN UMBRELLAS. EMBROIDERIES, COLLARS. HOSIERY. GLOVES. MITTS. FANS. Ac. Proprietor.