Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3711, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1862 — Page 3
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.. AlVfiriSX 23 TOR SENATOR. - HEXKV IIKADT. J.II. KENNEDY und J. K. PLUMMER. ffR TEEA-Sl RLE. . " , VALENTINE RUTSCH, roa stirRRir. JEFFLRSON SPRINGSTEEN. 4 v- roa Krcoanm.' JOHN 11, BREWER. rrn coMMWMovrit, WM. HUNTER. rrm rarrToa. DANIEL FERRIS. - ms. cofinxrft. SAMUEL PA URQTT. Campaign Sentinel. aBBBBBtJBaMaaaiBaaa The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will be furrd-dicd for Three Months, during the Cam paijm, t r, CENTS 2TSend in te 111 nie. ACOPY. 1 d&i HEAD THE DOCTOR 1 TS exposing the riuivits, , - nt ltPATlOXS AXD COltltL'I riOS OF THE PUESENT PARTY IN POWER. Tilly Coilvontioiu Th! Procfng- of the 30tU Jul Convention wilt be published in pAoipLUt f-irm, rmUrcln tht ppecle of Cor. WicKllffc, of Kentucky; JIn J. S.t'arlilr, ot Yirglniu; lion. V. A Uictiurdson, of Illinol; Thf IXfolutlono Adoitfril. und . TbcAddrci of ihr stair Onlrul Coiumlttcc to tlkr I'oo lr of Indlunn. Tb" tocrtlK-r make pamjIet cf 22 cloljr printed pijre, and will be rea'Iy for M vrry lliii wek. I'rke; tljrlW. AH document! fLouM V -rJrci to ls rnt bjr Kxpres'f. Adilrr-H CIJJKR, IURKXF.S4 & BIXOHAM.On the Trial of Gordonin the Host on TrcHop) C'utee. A tolJ and muilj Fpr r-li, showing the beaotien of Furiun!c Atm!ition!Tn, Vfth witbfring rtf nunciatiens of Powfr-I'rouit Aristocrktx. ha ln puMi.hfd In a ampb!t tf 4 paces, atttl will ! hoM at 50 ct uts ir lOo cap I.' (I per 1,000. Ad.lre( VA.VV.Vt. II VKKNES.-i A BINGHAM. CITY AND STATE ITEMS. t?T For choice cake, pie? and confectionery go to CunninghnniV .' 'EriscopAL Ciii kch. Service- to morrow, 2 4th inL, at HHj A. M. and 71.. P. M. liev. W. T. Smithett is expected to olheiate t2füirl wanttnl to coo, wash and iron for a null fimilj. Inquire at Xo. 35, Vet NewYork ßtreet. 23-3t The llolin iii Operi Troupe luve been pl.tyiii FucceH-full? in Cierehitid and Coluntbua. They go to Cincinnati on Monday. Two bridge ou the Marietta road ncr Loveland were burned on Thursday night uppo;?ed to have been fired by incend'aries. Three hundred and Cftv rebel pruonerA left lait evening for their homes. They went oiT in line apiriU. ViT" The United States m iine corps numbers 3,'0() men. It numbered 1,000 at the beginning of the present war. Exchange. Exchange on New York i celling at premium, and the bankers are buying at from -i"eöunt to par. Lt'?cit at Tiic National. -The National sets autlitr.e Lunch thi morning and evening. Uho dius is fatuous for the way he does up such jobs. all experience will testify. Fresh oyster soup will be added to the uual fare. The Rochester Union says a man was fhot at Niagara Falls l?ridge on Tuedav in trying to run the guard anil escape into Canada. Retter have been shot in defense of his country than in the act of de-erting it in the hour of trial. Shades of all the horrible masks and "stn.k -pota" in the Chine-e armory defend us! Y TrUtutte. Folks think you peem to -lefend yourstlf with '.tink pots" pretty well Vrtnlie. ' 1 n JT" A boy n imed John Johnon, age-1 seventeen years, committed suicide at Elyria, Ohio, because he would not be allowed to enlist. His two brothers had volunteered and he hung him jelf because he could not do likewise. w a t A.m .tt .. f . .1 1 d. I m t?i.nafi1f A in great abundanee; m1m. all kinds of family gnceries for ile chcip. wholes. le and retail, at the old stand opposite Palmer lIoue. of O. R. ÖTotT & Rro. jf"The Cincinnati Commercial, while strongly condemning Col. Rodney Mvm, of Ohio, for his ilijiraretul Mirrender of Cl.uksville, calls for special recognition of Captain Atkinson, of the 5ih Iiidi.ma, who Mi callaiitly drove off the attacking force of gueriillas at Edgefield. A prime ctock of Hoots and Shoes bs jut been received at City IS1 oe Store, lere Mavhew & Co. are now ptcparid to mit every-Im-kIv. both wit!, pood aio! prices. Many new ant ptetty styles my be found at the City Slice Store, all at'lhe lowe.-t fiores. Vj" The Trustees of Marion county are re-que-ste! to nuke their Report of Enumeration, on Saturday. ."t)th int., at U o'clock, P. M. Place of meeting, James Turner's office. Court Hollge. Cyris Smith, Examiner, Marion Co. Z3f No person should be unaware of the advantage ol wearing a Sjencer Hat, when the outide appearance goes so far in fixing a man's position, tio then to Spencer's, 34 West Washington street, and mAe yourselves apjear, as y ou undoubtedly are, worthy of an eagle ou your shoulders. Jf The last of the regiments (the 74th) under the first order for troops, got off yesterday. This make thirteen regiment. of infantry, including the 12ih und lCih reorganizen, sent to the seat of wir from Indiana since the President's proclanutiou was i&sued. Jut ivrcivei) nl Glenn Block a large lot of terge gaiters, oat. kid ard morocco bal morals ami lace boots for lathes and misses, and any quantity of shoes, goiters, balmoral ami ties for children. Evervthiug in the Hue of boots and shoes are ofleied cheap tor cash at Cady & Co.' famous bootand shoe house. Appointments The fo'.lowing appointments we e aMiouuccd jetervlay: Uil Jesse W. Walker, Adjutant. Ht-.W. W. Cihiwell. Adjutant. KJd Eli F. Ritter, Adjutant. 7!:h Frank Emerson, Colonel. 67th Theo. E. Renkler, Lieut. Co'onel. 'Lieut. Rruner. of (Jen. Veatch's staff, and formerly a resident of Posey county, was shot by m seiitLuet near Memphis tor neglecting to pire tiie countersign Lieut. Rruner had the rep'uU .... . . .. timi iif a Ij-uid im.1.1 .llicor H. ili tiuguisl.eil himelf for coolness and courage at the battle of Shiloh. f"PT A teil of war with a rniiditT Wte-tn torr mat he eeen in the late di-pitches Ir. m - , - Stil Francisco. Kinir Kauiehaiueha. Monareii of lh Hawaiian Koiffdom, Ins annexed ! l is dominions l'iluira Utatid. a nominal pos-esion of the Coiled States, which he found lying around loo.-e in latitude W., an t longitude 1 61 W. It is ten miles long and six w ide, and ha a harbor. The American Guano Company took jsjsses-ftion of it iu lii'J.
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iMiiwj 4ir Ii worn imwjic ore!! pnung tnat UiMxJvrut i toiHjan; ot I he 4th Iiwlirii ia atbtcked wlidt purding Iii Red River ! the eriiire rurr.m.tijd vai efther killed or ears'uied. Ther fonght l.rttelf, lut weie oteroowered by Mjrrher -Th 4:1 i a Ihre rnonitu regiment r:?cdby-Col. Ro?e. Ice. - Mr. Joaeph Bulach, on of the moat en terprising ice dealer of the Ncfthwe?t. has, ti j he instructs u to announce, an abundance of i'-e j for home conmmr.tioii, and alo plenty for fori eii-n tr t.Ie." All order from dealer ahroid will w; promptly. Liioa. Mr. ijuimmi residence 14 South street, No. 41, where nil order mriy be lelt. . Communicatiom thruugh the PostofOce promptly attended to. Theqaality of Mr. Kutch't ice nnerjnalled.and from the qmntity he bri'on hand, he can upply all custwuiera at home and abroad. 15-dlm PoLiCiMATTr as There were nn'.t a number of plain drunks before the Mayor jeMerilay, tnt i r.or.e of the fancy ört. T . t .1 . 11 .! I wo penueme.'i iook a KiiocK-oown near the Palmer House corner, and, after pnnUhittg each other heverelr, wete brought up and Hi. el. One p-inl hi fii.c. and the other, rot having the change convenient, concluded to board it out in jail. A laboring man made his appearance, with a hole cut in hi cheek, and aked for the nrrest of his emplover. He pai't h Iwd been working for a week, and wficn he akel for Iiis pay hegt.t it ' poir.titig to Iiis bleeding cheek. The trial will come off to day. Arcipr.xTiN llANDOLrn County On Thürs dy morning a farmer, named James Hamilton, was crossing the Iklfontaine railroad track, with his waon. about three miles east of Winchester, when a wood train struck the wagon, knocking it int a thousand fragments, and killing Mr. Hamilton and one of his horte. A day or two lefore, as Mr. Hen. Templin was driving, near Henderson, his hor-es to.k frigid, ami, in attempting to escape, by jumping out, he fell upon his head, and broke his neck, In the Käme week, a Mr. Hoflm an, eight miles Northfat of Winchester, got entangled in a threddng Machine, and was dreadfully reangjed. He cannot recover. . Camp Mvitino at Acton. Camp meeting trains on the, Indianapolis and Cincinnati railroad will again be run as follows on Sundiv. August 21th: . " Lave InliinajKdi.s at 7 and 9:."J0 A. M., nl 1:1' and 7 P. M. Keturniii, will leave the camp ground at b A. M.,and 1, 5:.''.D and 10:i: P. M. All the above trains will top for passengers at Ponlar drove and Gallaudct. Excursion tickets will be on sale at all the above stations, and all persons on trains without tickets will be charged full fire. Tickets from Indianapolis to the camp ground and return 57 cents, .for sile at the Union Depot. .. Rev. J. W. T. Mr-Mullen, will preach the morning sermon at 1C-.Ü0A.M. 11. C. LOUD. President. W. H. L Noblk. (iewral Ticket Agent. Fkom tiik 7i RtciMtNT. One of the editors id the Lafayette (huritr. writing from Lebanon, Kentucky, where the 72 I was stationed ou the lth inst., say?: We found at thi place the Gihh Inuima tegiment. Col. Owen, a body of Iowa cavalry, the 12th' Indiana battery, and a Kentucky cavalry regiment under course of organization. The f0th has but about G';)0 men here, two companies having been detailed for service in the (Jreen river country. A serious accident occurred in one of the companies of this regiment a few days since, which ie-ultcd in the death oK two soldiers and the fatal injury of two others. A member of the romiKiny was smoking a cigar while sitting upon a box of ammunition whereby the cartridges became ignited, causing a Ic.rlnl e.xploj-ion. As I write the funeral of one of the victims of this criminal carelessness is passing by, attended by the regimental officers, a large number of pri vates, and the usual military music. Among the oHicers of the f)th I notice besides Colonel 0en, Lieut. Col. Templeton and CV.pts. Rrown and S im. 'Young, und a son of C.J. True, of vour citv, who is drummer for the regiment. Quite an excitement was caused in Lebanon previous to our arrival last night by a stampede of the Pennsylvania cavalry, who are posted outside the city night and day as picket sentinels. Last night when on duty a cavalry sentinel observe I a squadron of artillery approaching, and advancing demanr.cd, "Who's there?" The artillery oftker replied, "A friend," when without waiting for the countersign the cavalryman fired a volley into the ranks of the artillery. The artillerymen became alarmed uh1 prepared to open fire upon the cavalry, when the latter broke ranks anil skedaddled into town, reporting Morgan upon tlieir heels. The consternation for a time was very great. One of the cavalry fell from his horse in the flight and was seriously injured. Rardaritiks ok Wau. Abolition England rates of her philanthropy, but ie nation under the sun has sanctioned such b irbarities at she has. Her hireing Indians to scalp the helpless Fettlers on our tronteers during the war of lt12 was exceeded by her treatment of the rebellious Sepoys in 1?57. So late as lrGO she stands by and gives up prisoners to the most cruel tortures. The following extract from a letter written by an English soldier, describing an action between the English and Impcralists again.-t the Taepings in China, in IcGO, pictures a sickening scene of honor: 1 went with the crowd to see the execution of the Taeping prisoners that had been given up for execution into the hands ot the Mandarins by the English and Punch authorities, or, what is the same tiling, they took no measure to pt event the ruthless butchery of those they lent their aid to capture; when, horror ot horror?! how am 1 to de sctihe the dreadful scene, or will it everleive my memory? Among thoM wretches were joun and old", of both sexes, and of all ages and sizes, from the infant recently born to the nun of biohtv, tottering on his stall'; from the enceinte woman to the voting mtide:i from ten to eigjiteen. auion The latter wcie pushed out by tiie guards the crowd vt rtillians assembled, and weft taken into the sheds and by. places and debauched. and again dragged Lac-k by the hir of tiie beads to the Chine.-e guards to await their turn for execution. Some of them had fainted, and were pulled along the ground to the execu tioncrs, who threw them on their backs, tore off their clothes and ripped them from the lower part ot the aUlomen to the bieast, which were daptied with a cure into their faces. The bowels, as a matter ot course, gushed out, but the cut was made in Mich a w.iy nu t so skilluliv, and with such ex pertness, that the intestines were seldom tnjmel. After a little time in this state of excessive torture, the executioner thrust his hand into the chest and tore out the reeking heart, his victim looking him in the face all the while. A young female, apparently about eight months pregnant, who never uttered a groan or sigh at ail the previous cruelties she had endured Irom the surrounding mob, had her intant cut out ol her womb, and held up in her sight bv one of its ! little hands, bleeding and ,uivering; when at the j siht lie gat eone heart-rending, piercing set eech that would have awakened pity in a tier, and after it had teen in that state da-litd against her ' bietst, the, with a last suj eiiiuman effort, re-I leased her arms from t host holding her down.! and clasped her intant to her bleeding heart, and j died holding il there with such force that they j w-ould not le epirated, mid were thus thrown to- j gether ou the pile of other carcases. Another j young woman among the prisoners awaiting her 1 turn to be uisenibow le t, with a fine boy of ten t month eld crowing and jumping in her arms, had j him snatched suddenly away from her and tiung j to the executioner, who plunged the ruthless j knWe int iiis teuder breast betöre his mother's ; eves. InfiJits but recently born were torn j from their mothers' breasts, and disemboweled j before their faces. Ycung men were disetubow-1 elcd. mutilated, and the pirts cut od thru-t into j their own mouths, or dung among the admiring j and laughing crowd of Chinamen. Rut no m re: ! I can wtite no mote of the-e scenes; I can now ' onlv reixt forever that I looked on the dieidful ! Ri-ht. 1 am no longer tit to be a soldier. 1 have been in many bm'es during the last twenty j ears, and in the thickest of the Sght in most ot I . 1 .1 , . . : . 1 iio.., vIipik a ra e and thitfcl torcaruace IS dreadful to reflect on afterward; but nothing j heretofore that I have tetn or heard of, or even ! read of. could becorupired to the dreadful cruel j iv ..f it .'imU.w eiiuir eäeculion. 1 o T tt - ..-- r-i who came with me to see the execution led dow n in a f.iintin' tit. and was in tint state ctr ? r e 1 a.ir. and is no i raviug maniac Sroiu the i J etltcts t!e dreadful eight had on him. Maj dod ; j i'orgue Hog and for the part the is taking in this j . war, and nny the in of her enormities die his ' j assisted in perpetratiug ou thedeieaselcss wouieu j and innocent and helpless chile te removed from j J Ikt door. I
Uperlnl Order o.X lIutIjCJtTRS Ml TRIQ Ä5D DlBtBAI.'i MlVi(C, State nt 'Indiniii. Inl'pli, Au?. '
Pur-tunt to older of the War Derart merit. oftl.Ud-iie. U. S. muenn; in ouker? wi:t mw- j terin m'twrs btwe;i the ae .of e!Ji'.eT. .tuj 1 tvreaty one, tpon tbe iE 1a it ot the Captain of the company rreeotm them tor muster, tnat the parent tjd gujrdun, consented to the enlistment. Tbe'r written consent is r.ot enquired. Ry order, llcxar Ii. Cakrinoto!, 1 Col. icth U.S. Infmtry, Supt. Ind. Vol. Recruiting Service. To all United State mustering othcer in tiie Stale of Indiana. General Order Tio, I. t Statk or Inmaxa, ) Gcxlkil Coiuft&iiiojftJi'a Orricc. August '21, 1?62. ) lit. -The tiuie (or the completion of the enroii ment lists by tbe Commissioners, atni of the meeting of the Roxrd to determine exemptiot.s from tlraft, is hereby extended to the 1st day of September t.ext. 21. The time lor nuking the draft is postponed to the 15h of September, at which time it will be made as heretofore ordered. 3d. Notice of the meeting of t) Roard must be given by the Commissioners in the manner previously or dercd. 4th. The Constitution of our State provides that "No person onscieutiouslr oppose! to bearing arms shall be compiled to do militia duty, but such jterson shall pay an equivalent for exemption." In pursuance of this provision, all members in good standing of nr religious denomination, who make opposition to beiring arms an article of faith, arc exempt from militia duty, upon the pay meet of such sum as shall be hereafter tiled. Rr order of O P. MORTON, Governor. J. P. Sidoall, General Comniiajdouer. : Attention. Arsenal Gcari.' All members of Ciptain N. Titnlal's infantry company, G3d regiment Indiana volunteers, will report themselves immediately at headquarters at Camp S'dlirair, to be mu-4terel into service and receive their bount money. N. Tindal, d2t Captain Commanding. . Ice, Ick. The greatest luxurv in warm weather is ice. Without it how could we eitdure the heated terra? Dlessed be the man that invented ice ice in summer. Mr. Geo W. Pitts, on Vermont street, has the nicest, cleanest and most transparent ice which he delivers each morning to his customers. Call on Mr. Pitts and he will keep you cool. Twenty Dollar Reward. Lost in going frrni the corner of North and Pennsylvania street to the Post Office, and from there to Rlake's Rlock on Washington street, a single stone diamond breast pin, fur which a reward of .i'J! will be paid to any one who will deliver it at Mr Irene's Jewelrv Store under the Rates House. d:t ' " " SPECIAL NOTICES. tir TO" THE .NERVOUS OF BOTH S L X F. S . A Ketired Clergyman baviua; been restored to health ia a fcw dajs, after many year of (treat hufforiu. is willing to ayist others by reudiui; (free) on the receipt of a pu?t-pai.t directed eavelope, a copy of the pre.-criptiou used. I)irvct to Rev. JOHN il. DAOXALL, jy-liw4iu 1S6 Fultoit Htrret, Brooklyn, N. Y. ITJB3L.IO NOTICE. TO.Hbn'SO. A: (M, nntc;tt, o. Is l'uxt Washington Street, Rave been apjoirttel agents for the sale of II IS A a I) K ' S T 1J S S I I AUU, THK WOXDKRFUb (IILVXL LI S, fr tbe cure cfCouirhs, Col'Js, Sore Tliroat, Bronchitis, Yherin, Trrilation of the Uvula and Tonsils, and diseases of the Luox. Sold in large boxes, 2- ct., ol cts.. and $1 each. nWlAwly ILY SCWIXa MACH IX K, with alt the recent improvement", is the BEST ant CHEAPKST and MOST BEAUTIFUL of alt sewing machines. This machine will sew anythin?, from the running of a tuck in tarlctan to the tuakin?f an overcoat anythiaf.froiG juUt or beavercloth down to the softest patize or gossamer tissue, and i ever reaily to do its work to perfection. Itcan fell, Ik m.bir.d, gather, tuck, cjuilt, and ha capwity for a great variety of ornamental work. Thi. is not the only machine that can fell, hem. bin 1, and o forth, but it will do o better th any other machine. The Letter A Family Sewing Machine may be had in a great variety of cabinet esses. The Fehling Case, which i now beco-rting 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 tpaciotis table for the work to re.-t upon. The cases arc of everj- imaginable design plain as the wood grew in its native forest, or as etaborately fmivhed as artcair make them. I. M. SIXdEIt & CO., " Xo. 4.S Broadway, Xew York. aVaflnd.anapoli Office Xo. 3 Odd-Fellows' H;ir, Va.-Uii!gton street. aplS-dly CAUTION. The market Is full of imitations, represented to be tb same as "BKOWX'SBROXCHIALTKOCIIES," which are in most cases productive of poMtive injury. Many dealers w ill recommend inferior preparations and lower priced articles, aflo-Vng more prof.tto themselves Ask for aad OBTAIN only TtROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES," which by lonj experienca have proved their value, having received the sanction of physicians generally, and testimonial.' from eminent men throughout the country. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, when allowed to dissolve slow ly in the mouth, have a direct influence to thealf.'cted pat fs: the sedative and aoothing effect to the mucus lining of the windpipe into theBrnnchif allays Pidmonary irritation and gives relief In Coughs, Colds, and the various Throataffectionsto which public speakers and inirerrc linMe. fe!.n-llj'2 COLD PENS. )1 i ma 1 1 We are constantly receiving new nocks of Ttns, raanufactured hv DAWSON, WARREN & HYDE, Tut up in a variety of new styles of cnes, boxes, Ac, Ac, for convenience. 15 o xv v auglS-d2w Sit v v t Sz Co. SINGING BOOKS. Just ilcccirfti. TIIE OOI.Ii: WUKATII, CONTAINlNniwo Hundred and FTty and bxercnes. Also favorite Songs Till: NIGHTINGALE, Full of sweet Songs and Melodies. J.ily 31. XVILLARD 4 STWELL. OYSTERS. CELEBRATED FRESH CAN BALTIMORE OYSTERS. RE now in market. received dailv by Adam F.x:L I ores, at tLe lieuot, o. J, -oriu ioinois ireci, up-1-o-ue (h lu;e Uoum. ti. . Ilawe. Agent, wi 1 attend to all order and farn sh upplJe in tbe Slate of Indiana. Kalers and conuners, old and new patron, remember your interet i ours. DhlxU X. 3 Nortii lilinoi urttt, pjite the Bate. llotls. aug'il-diw3ui G. W.H AWES, Sole Agent. PIANO-FORTES. PIANO FORTES 4I.LWIIO WISH TO GET F.LEOANT , KoM-wvnl Piano, ncperiort"0 and rlinh ' are invited to exatuin the Itanna of Ch w U. S;.ff, of LaUiUiore, now ou exhibition at Mr. S ultra's Must; Kootaa, in the Etia Building. Rooms peu from ? A. M. till 't P. it. Jyi-dly J. WILLIAM SV FERN.
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JiTTKUi-aarM.j Clnclainall .tlarkrt. ;;;"Ciscixati,au. 23. is ärm with a fiir dernrsl: le of VI urifir.e at $44 10; ex'ra St 14 20-family , S" -"'S4 47, and btney $4 WQ4 5. VtThett hiuler; red 7cäS2c; white Oivts ßrmat45o with a ery fair dem- od. Rye doll at 51e. ' Rarley noain'al 4t 7073cw!t2t very little arriving. - - -: . . Whi-ky sold at 26le, and ia good r!eraLd. Corn in jjood demand at 43c. (roceries tuiet. . t Piovis'oii rcratin uuchanied. Me pork t ftrta. we rjnote it at $lr(9 the latter for city picked." " There is a god demand fur bulk alouider; aale nt - Bacon hdulder? old nt 3 Vc. ' LardrniatS. ' Gold advanced to lac; demand notes 7(t7tc; silver firm at ts premium. Linseed oY. sold at C5c, but h now held at fy? cents: : " ; - '."" ' ; ar rKLanaAin. lew Vrk Parkett New YouK, Aug. 20. Flour rules hish with a moderate demand frr export and home eoiHump'iou; $0 for super Stalp $r 2d5 3d for extra Slate; 4 bw(3 0!) for nupcrliue Western; $ö 4l frr common to medium extra Western; $5 45(r?5 53 for common to pood shipping brands extra roubd hoop O'.iio; and $5 GofVlu" 23 for trade brands, market ciosiitg heavy with very few buyers at the outside quotations." Canadian fiour rules qu'et without important change; sa'es at $5 23(35 311. Rye iiour continues quiet at $3 754 23; sales small. Corn-meal steady and unchanged. Whisky firm; sale at 32(32c. Wheat opened dull and closed heavy and lower; the large advance in freights to-day has had a very depressing elTect; small sale of Milwau kee Club $1 23; amber Iowa -til 21ra 1 23; winter red Western $1 2(il 33; white Michigan $143; and choice white do $1 53; amber Iowa 3 1 23, part to arrive; amber Green Ray $1 26(2 1 27; white Indiana $1 33; amber Michigan 1 :15(U 37; prime Racine spring $1 13; white Ohio St 42: Rye quiet Atd steady at about previous quotations. - - Rarlev dull and nominal; no sales of anv importancc. Corn scarce and a shade better; sales at C0(cü file for old mixe t Western; fitiTöc for Etstern 47 (f? 32c for ursound. Theie is a better bus!ne.?3 doing in pork; prices are firmer; the increased inquiry bv the Government has imparted a more cheerful tone to the market; $11 27.j(?Il .V) for mes-, closing at the latter price; $11 (31123 for prime mess; $11 30 for clear; $8 37s(l0 for prime. Reef a little 'more active but without change in prices; sales at $5 50(27 for prime; $10 75 for mess; $13(314 b7t. for extra mess. Cut meats in fair demand and lirm; 3(4c for shoulders and 5J-.C(? 6o for sides. Lard dull ut b''fj?"!)?. ' Coffee Rio. very quiet. Sugar Raw firm and in good demand. Molasses firm; Porto Rico sold at 45c. Rutter selling at 1015c for Ohio, and 15$ I7t.e for State. The money market continues eisy; 3(rt4.per cent on call ami 4(o5 per cent for jrime paper; sterling exchange firmer; banker's bills are quoted at $1 27jol 27'; American gold unsettled. INSURANCE. Tim ni III Uli liUlliliUlii IV Ml I mi' or iiAitTFoitn c .. Capital Enlarged Jan'y 1, 18S0. CATITAL ...SI5(K)0OO0O all ÖM.Ü23Ü NKT Sinipi US, (after deducting labilities).. - iETNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS. Erected 1359 Owned by the Co. ISFEi I ALA TF.NTION Ol VEN TO TnE INSURANCE 'j ot tann prop?rty, dw ellings and out-buildings. Insure such buildings or contents in a very favorable manner, for three or five years. IjOe nqttifabljr Adjusted and Promptly Paid In t'aili Also, Insures Mores, warehouses, builtlin.-", or content and personal property generally, in tow n or country, at rates as low as consistent with hatards taken, and Inland insurance against the perils of jjation. WM. ijKM)KKON, Asent, Indijuiaptdis, Indiana. jiplicationcan be made to JOHN Ross, who is fully authorized to trau.-act nil lnt.im-ss connected with the Agency. fauS 1,'Gl-dly WM. HENDERSON. LIVERY STABLE. Ia I V K U Y M T A II Im V, "VTO. 10 East lVarl street, half a square fnth of Washinctoti st rt-et, between Meridian and IVnnsylvania streets, in rear of Glenn's block, I::diati:ip li. a;M-dtf WM. W1LK1SON, Proprietor O. W- JOHNSTON, Livery and Sale Stables NOS. 11 AND 13 WEST PEARL STREET, I I l A. A rO IJ S , I XT1 A A . Hordes, Bagrifs, Carriages aud Saddle Horses alway in readiness. Charges moderate. dec3-tf ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. .Idntlnistrator'k ale of Hel Estate. B Y irtue of an order of the Court of Common Flea of Marion County, Indiana, xaade at its June term. 1 --', I will, aa administrator of the estate of Samuel A. Kdgar, decea-ed, cn Saturday, the 231 day of Ausmt, lst2, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M , at tin Court l!oue door, in the Ciy of Indianapolis, sell at Public Auction the following described Real Estate, viz: Lot number euht f) in Jiduey Moore, Jr. Subd:vi-ion of Lot sixteen 16). seventeen (17). and eighteen (is). In out b!-ck number or hundred and ever.ty-oDe (171), in Prall' Addition to the City of Indianapolis, according to the recorded plat of Kaid SuMivision. recorde! in the Recorder c .Rice in Marion Count v, lndiana, in Record No. 4, p. 22. sul jert to the oi e-thira interest of the widow thetCiU. Terms of ale: One-third of the purchase-money in ix months; one-third in twelve months, and the remainder iu eighteen mouths from date of Mle. The purchaser to give notes with good freehold ecurity, payable with intereid, and without any rehef whatever from valuation or appraisement law. A certificate will be given totha purchaser which will entitle him to a deed, on continuation of m1 by the Court, and payment of the purthaemoney. OEOlE M-tJCAT, JyJl-w4w Adinicistrator of A. Ldgar, deceased. WHISKY. O' F BOURBON COINTT, KENTUCKY. HAVE opened a tranch hu- in this ci'y, on the corner of Illinois i,d Maryland tn-t. tor the sale of renuine, unadulterated, Coj irr Ut-tllled old liourbon W hisky The reputation f the Mesrs. luncan H a uflident guaranU-e f r tbe purtty of the I fjuors sdd. W.U. M AH AX, Agent. ItHliara;w'i. Anr. '4 Imi. aogl-dlui
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f arrrrtp uraf sW-iroant iit rtrt atamru Soon . RrportA. .1 GREAT B1TTLE IMPEXDLXS Pope's Army Tailing Back ! ! THE GSLl.m ItEUEfj jr. j Vits VET. Junction of MoClollnn, I5uniiilo ami Pope. TERRIBLE INDIAN MASSACRE MINNESOTA. IN FOREIGN NEWS, Froiu Pope's Uepartmrnt. Ccpab Movxtai.v, Va , August 1H. The New York Tr'ibutie has a letter from the headquarters of this Detriment, date! as above, which says; A '.rain we are on the march,- and that march a retreat. The camp which only yesterday was pitched at the foot of the mountain, now memorable forever, dissolved this afternoon into thiu air. We are here without a camp; tt here only for an four," or three hours, it matters not which. The hurried order cornea to be ready to iUrt at once, and before two hours have passed tents and baggage all of headquarters but its perinnntlare going to the re tr. We understand tht the whole army of Virginia is retreating, and that ppeedily; end it begins to be added that the whole attny of Richmond is on the advance that the rebels threaten to turu our left Hank in a word, are making direct for Fredericksburg, for Washington, and for tbe North perhaps. Lut before they reach the North, Washington or Fredericksburg, the harden, fierce.-t, most determined and desperate battles of the war are to be fought. This army is not running away, nor is General Pope outgeneraled by Monewull Jackson. We are threatened on our left dank bv au army that counts its hundreds of thousands of miserable and desperate troops, and the array of Virginia retreats indeed, hut relreats to" tight by daylight. It mu?t cross the liai-pah winock but when once on the north frank of thnt run it no lonper retreits, it begins to maneuver. The battles of the war are about to begin. j LiLPKFeta, August iJ. It was expected that the arm r would cross the Harnahannock bv ten o'clock, but the passage of the teams was so much delayed that it will not be attempted. The corj of Itanks is here, and ilcDowell's is coming up. fioih will wait the arrival of Sigel, j who covers the ietre.it. ! As I write these inasscä of tioojv are jaoiriug in swift but orderly matches along the narrow roads and over the holds towards the town. They arc already listening for the touwd of following cannon. All day long tiie march will continue. Öigel is not expected till noon, and whatever happens 'liot a regiment will leave till the rear comes up. It is a wonderful retreat, for in spite of delays, tiinre is no p.inio among the trams, -and though the troops are moving to the rear they march as if to battle. There will be no battle to-day if by any means it can be avoided, perhaps none to-morrow, but on the llappah annock before the week cloes comes the deadliest struggle of the war. From WaMuitgioit, W.xMtiNt.'Tov, Aug. 21. The Tribune has the following pecial: In justice to all parties it is proper to state the following which we learn from Vo many sources that it can no longer be consideied fca Slate secret: Two or three weeks ago the President laid before his Cabinet a proclamation ol emancipation, abolishing slavery on the 1st of next December if tiie rebellion should not be crushed, and asked the opinion of his ministers touching the propriety of issuing it. All but tw o, Secret try Smith, we believe, being absent, approved it. Seward and Jdair, however, opposed it with all their might, ftnd the result is it did not apjiear. It is understood the suiy'cct came up at more than ore Cabinet meeting, but Seward and Blair remained a res-abate miooiity. The well known literateur Win. II. Hurlbut, w ho-e detention by the rebels cau-ed no little stir nearly a year ago, has escaped from Richmond and reached here yesterday. Special to the World sajs: It is openly asserted by the emancipationists that tiie long political struggle is drawing to a close, and that the President, overborne by the pressure brought u;xn him, will isue a decree giving free-loin to all slaves, and this before the lödi of September. The Commercial sas it has information that a junction of McClellan', Pope's and Butnsidt's forces has been effected, we believe, at Acnuia Creek. The s:rne paper a vs that reliable advices from Jan. es Iliver state that the rebels occupied Harrison's Lauding, and their pickets extend as far as the Chickahominy. A large portion of our gunboat flotilla with the flag-ship was aliove Harrison's Landing, and would probably give the rebels a taste of their quality. From 'er York, Ntw Yoek, August '22. A most elegant dinner was given to (General Wilcox last evening at the Atheneum Club, by our fellow citizen Wm. T. Flodget, in which he was joined by a tew person ii nienas oi tne general Among tue wi.-iiii. vj is icu f,ursij uu jiiijui V'cut'iii lllilil ! ell, flavor Ojxlike, Hon Aaron V. Birnev, j rr.i ii..-.. u . t.. ,' others, all of whom made short, eaital peethes wliit ii, a they w ere not of a public nature, we refrain from pub'.i-hing. Tiie speech d' General Mkchell was one of the most beautiful and patriotic elTort of the astnuiouicr (ieneral. Mr. Wilcox, in closing, gave a very interesting account of his prison expeiience, wliich he ntodcstly requested would not be made public. He expressed himselCas laying r o claims to be consideted a martyrf and otdy hoped for the recognition ot j-uch services as he may be enable;! to render bis country in the field, to which he ardently wished he might be speedily assigned. General Wilcox will return to the West in a few days, when it is expected important duties will be assigned him. From St. I,oul. Sr. Lor is, August 22. A very large and enthusiastic war meeting was bei I last night at the Mercantile Librarv Hall, nt which Gov. Gamble made the principal speech, adrocatinga mot vig-
orou war policy in this State. He respecteil the Ä number of horses and a quantity of camr disfMjsition of the people to find fault with the i epnpage were found at the Osage, where the rejolicv of the Federal Government, and recom- I bels crossed. mended the extermination of the guerrillas. He i All the bad characters in Western Missouri are would make the Secessionists piy for the protec- joining, which will drain that section of a dn-
tion thev receive trom the Government and drive South all non combatants who denounce the Government. The Governor said the mihtarv authorities held bonds from the rebels to the amount of over ! a million dollars, and advised that all broken ! bonds be collected at once. His speech was receive! with tremendous applause, and if this policy is carried out by the military authorities peace will soon be restored in this State. From Tlempiiit. Memphis, August 20. The ferry boat plying between Memphis and Mound City, Arkansas, was burned by the guerrillas on Saturday. Stores iu the vicinity were robbed and many horses were stolen. Gen. Sherman has been petitioned by many citizens to close the liquor shops. Gen. Hovey's division of Curtis'a army left Helena on tiie 4th for Clarendon, White river, where a large body of reikis were en cam pel. The re bels being appri-ed of his approach fled iu the direction of Little Iiock. Cavalry were tent in pursuit. Fort Ponelson Abandoned. Nrw Yobk, Augnst 21. A special to the Herald from Cairo savs: Fort D nelon has been abirdoned by the Fed- j erals a a large rebel force was advancing and the i pot was now useless, there leing but thirty inches of water iu the Cumberland river. domination. Newark, 0-, Aug. 22 The Un;on Convention for the Thirteenth Congressional District was held to day. Dr. Banner of Mukingbam. Chairman. Governor George B. Wright was nominated on the third ballot. Convention very hannomous.
; ?iht DlHpntctics. from Vtaialiten. Wahuoto., Ao. 22. A tperil to the Vo urt: ' ' "" Wa.rnn?ton participates In none of the excitment whiihjbtabeea trca.ionH eise where by runoors frou Virginia. It is M evel here that all ia oiug well, although the OoTeramet givea so oScUl iadicatioa of the aute of affair ia Pone' amy. . , It is ascertained on apparently authority that the rumors of the icteudel rcsignatioa c"f Gen. McClellan is without tbe least locodaxloa in fact. Contrary rotaiorw are Sying oot iu all directiuu in relation to the matter. Keciuiting for the thre regloienta of volunteer for the District ia progressicr; favorably. The enrollment of the Maryland militia ia complete. The Array Eximinatiou Board continue in ession. Their business is to inquire into the es
pecial incompetency of officer, either from age cr casualties received in the pubhc fervice. Among the cases disposed of are thoe of Major Svminston and Newman, who, it is ascertained, are still eßicient in the discharge of their respective duties. Archbishop Hughes, accompanied by Secretary Seward, visited the President this morning. . rroiu Cairo. Cairo, August 12. The teamer Champion, ouher last passage to Memphis, was fired into by guerrillas at James Btyon, just below Hick mac. Showaa struck, but no one injured. .The steamer Swallow, in Government service, was burned by the rebels twenty miles below Memphis a few days since. There is nnuual activity here in completing repair on boats. Large numbers of extra hinds are employed. Memphis papers of the 10th say Bragg is undoubtedly at Chattauoopa. At la.-t accounts Porter cavalry were at Holley Springs committing depredations on fnion men. Jackson's cavalry lart week was repotted at Cold Water, Mississippi. 1 hey hid fallen back to Tuppelo. A special dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune says intercepted letters, of Aug. ith, from Uen. Hindman to the rebel war department, states that he has lP.UOfl well armed irfantry, bOO caralry, and 51 pieces of artiilery, at Little Uvck. He proIoses awaiting au attack from Gen. Curtis, in-ffi-i.l of lt-L itir him nt Hsdon 1 f a litl,..l tn annihilate Curtis, and then push vigorously for J the Missouri river. Helena is to be fortified, as j the basis of operation. Sei ge guns hare already arrived. The health of the army at Helena is good. Tiie Indian Trouble. Sr. P.u:l, Minx , Aug. 22 Keliable information from Ft. Kidgley contirms without doubt previous re;otts. Mr. Wtkod", -Aislaul Siierititeiidetjt, ou hi way to Uf'per Age'icy, met a messenger six miles from Fort Ui Igtey, Monday morning, announcing the outbreak at the Lower Sioux Agency and tiie mutder ot all the whites except a few. Capt. March set out immediately with 4. men. At the ferry opposite the Agency he encountered a large body ot warriors w ho opened tiie upon them. After a few volleys a larce body of iimbuscaded Indians iu the rear fired on them, killing a number of our men. A retreat was attempted across the river, and while in the water the Indians killed the Captain, three sergeants, four corporals and seventeen returned to the fort Mouday n'ht. The ligat from the burning buildings ar.d grain stack was seen in all uiteetion. Lscaped citizens came into the Fort during the night, giving accounts of honors too terrible for imagination to conceive. Mothers came iu rags, and barefoottd, who.c husbands and children were slaughtered before their eyes. Childteu came, who witnessed the murder of their parents, or burning in their own houses. I load in direction of New Ulm was lined with murdered men, women and children. J. J. Porter, of Mornkaton, a member of the last Minnesota legislature, arrived bete last evening, for arms. He was one of the committee sent to New Ulm to learn the truth of the reported tnurdets. He arrived at New Ulm Tueday morning and found the people preparing to bury five persons who had been murdered. Others weie being constantly broucht iu most hot ribly mutilated. He saw five pcoons wounded in one room cut with hatchets on the head and arms. One little girl was cut arioss the face, breast and td Je. A little boy was dreadfully cut up, also a middle aged woman. Iiluji adjoining room he saw a child with its head cut off, tuid twenty seven others mutilated with gashes. The people of New Ulm, drilling with what arms they can get, arc fully awake to their danger, and are determined to defend their homes to the lastr. Mr. Porter lft New Ulm last Tuesday morning. He was overtaken by a man who escaped the Indians, who attacked the town 230 strong at " P. M., burning several buildings. Several citizens weie seen to fall. The people gathered and barricaded the streets. Other letters to Gov. Ramsey say hundreds are known to be knled. und it is beiieved a thousand. Gov. lit msey yesterday ordered the militia with horses to the scene of action. From "yew York. Ntw Yodk, Aug. 22. The reception of Gen. Corcoran this afternoon was the most magnificent ovation ever accorded here. The formal reception by the city authorities tofk place iu Castle Garden. MavorOpdjke made the welcome peech, to , , : , Gen. Corcoran responded in a fitting manner. The reception was marked with an enthusiasm seldom witne ed anv where. 1 tie crowa arounu j Gen. Coicoran was great throughout the entire route of the i-roces.-ion. The jam w as immense. The military display was line, considering the greater part is at the seat of war. The charitable societies turned out in . . ... i i . large numbers and the uremen lookeu migniticent, numbering t-erhaps 50t) men. As the jH-occ-ssion paael New England Room, h aalute was hied Irom a four pounder on the roof. The ovation continued until the procession reached the General's charters at the 5l. Nicholas. from .iiourl SrRtxcFiELP. 3Io , Aug. 22 Col. Wright, of j the Federal forces, j.as.-ed Carthage yesterday in hot pursuit of the guerrillas of Coffey, Hays and (bimtrill. On Wednesday he atUcked the rear guard of the rebels, killed 12 and captured 21 horses. Quite a number of guns, horse?, and other propertv, had fallen into his hands. The Kansas tttops under Gov. Blount, were onlv a few miles lehind, pressing on rapidly ! gerous element fhe pursuit will not be relaxed until the reikis arc driven from the State. Foreign .ew. CarE Race, Aug. 22. The steamship Teutonia from Southampton ou the 13th passed here this afternoon tn mute lor ew l ork. I The Italian squadron had been ordered to j Ionia to watch the Adriatic coast. j Garibddi. with S'K) volunteers, was marching j in the direction of Sin Colalda. The object ap- i pears to be to reach Messina. Palermo is tranquil. Garibaldi ciinilesution had taken place at Lazelo and at the theatre in Milan. Recruits were raised. The volunteers nan her 300. One slight encounter took place between the volunteer and royal troops. .a, Garibaldi occupied Iloccea and Palmata, and Tpoke as follows: The present state of aff-irs cannot continue. I go against the Government, because it will not let me go to Rome. I go against France, be caue she defends the Pope. 1 will have Borne at any price. Bomeordetth. If we succeed, so mich the better; tf not, I will destroy Italy,) wl ich I made tnvself. I The departure of rolunteers from Palermo bad ceased. i From Philadelphia. Pun.APLi.pti! a, August 22 Lt. Col. Geo. W. Noff, ol the 3d Kentucky regiment, arrived hete tliis morning from liichmond. He will nroceed to Cincinnati, where he will be due ou Tuesday morning. dominated. Omaha, Aug. 22. The Republican Conven tion nominated oafternoon. G. Doty to Congress this
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remw Moior, Aorutt 32. UI U tili in poesiu of Urioi lr.p. No tio? havtcearrrd there lb futDOT' to tbe r .1 if-Kt-Jsaca. Si. Jca, & F., AcptA 1 Tt b:f Georg Harray. 1 Zw XaxadM Captaia E.-i--d;nwn.rpB Fortieth Vzj, lt3 trrlrcJ fcr3 - ihort of provUioss t&d wua lit, iUH, a! new tcLoeaer Jebn FrstkUa .xdUion. ca board. , .,,,,,, . . j , , Tbe Oxpedi Jon lost one man, the lt Mat. , He froze to death. Mr. Hail reports tint in cooieqntsr of tht' loMof aoane of bis craft he was enable to prowocate Lts miasion to the eiltet of iu pirpuse. Ths expedition had probablT determined lh iate . of two boau cta of John Fraitkiio'a espditioa who periehcd ia endecr;c to return. , Mr. Hall learned the fate cf fite men captured from Fro'jisher'a on his first voyage, and ider.ii- : ed the exact places of their landiti. Hr. Hall . explored near a thousand tnilea of tbo cot. incluxling the so-called Frob'tsher's Straits which prove to be deep bar. tcrtn"ii.h.g in Kt. GV3-1, long. TU West. - Mr. Hall alaQd'soovrrcd a crat glazier and mountain of fossils, between Hudson's Straits and Frobisber's Bay. The George ' Harvy was about t a tart for the State in Octo-. ler, 1?6I; but was prevented from doing so by ice until the Olh inat. The ahip's company tmb- . sisteil. throuzh lat wmter, by the bopiu.ity of 1 the Ksyulmaux. , AGENTS VAMTgP. roil JOIIM ff. C. ARDOTTH Histor) of lho Civil War In America To t WaaUfuUy ilatrau4 a1ta STliEL ENO HAVINGS Of Land and Naval Datüe Scece, I'ortrait of pmrnlnetit actor, Ae-. Ac. afr. At butt ia the well kaowit author of the "Life of N.poWou," Ac. (Experienced Aetitawiil flud ta tti a Lk taat ill sell The "people want It. Kor Territory, iwimediate applleatwrn tnact aad by mail to t) rul liLer. LtDVAKD Id IX, 1 auij4-w::iu fndlaaaaolia, Ind. cnocEnms. Ruger & Caldwell, WHOLESALE GROCERS ANt COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Xo. S S'isxl Wa hi ii ton I. I'itelA'ft < if (A-'d Irii-m" JAM. tili' 2(10 5(1 50 200 5(1 20 10 II AKKFLS Tbcrnix Refined Mirar, liAUKKLS Crusbed Sugar, BAlChKLS l'twrdered S'Jgar; HAItltKLS Yellow 8urar, varloaa brat-d.; BARRELS Golden Fimp, A Xo. 1; BARRELS Honey Sirup; BARgr.LS Stewart'a 8rup; 1 1 1 1 IS M.Jjws 20 lu store and for ale Vr LUG f. R i CA I DWELL, 5S Eart Washington at. 100 EAGS Id Cofltc; jl tyj li'JXKS Ground GoiTe. : 1. in I'a f 1 1 Roat d Coffee; Ollil CHESTS and Half Chest r,utrHwd-r, Yo-una JVf Hyaoti, llyaon bkin, and CM our Tea, very etieap; VLSI'ICK, Ca.sia, Clovea, Cinnamon, and a reneral a-nment of .ncea uiUhle for retail trade; Klack aul Caytnue 1'epper. for nale low by UUGKR at CAT.DWELU S taat Wa.btnutou U VTO. 1 and No. 2 Mackerel in Barrel, Half Barrel, a od i Kit; ()() BOARS Herrinr. Jl I-OXKSCodfl.'u; XÜ0 noXES xolcM ,ia,itut For l hr KKiEK k CALDW1 LL, CS tact Wahirgton at. V LARGE ar.d well seiet ted as"rtnieut f Groceriea now receivirix aiid f-r ale a l-w ai at any Lour lu tLe Wet. Country iIr-Laiit aiKl City Gr'-rer invited lofiminrur stock. RIGFK A CA Lb W IX, Jel3 -dlwly 1 Kaat U adiimnoo t. PATENTS. P A T B 1T T S OBTAINED TOR iyVE5n05S OT EVEBT lcrtpticiO. Fe cocttsrest oo rocr. yo f-t eat no pay. Seud for C;mLar, rMt r terat, direct lor.a, 1c. Addre AJiOS fc&OAlJSAX, wovlS-dlr Patent Attorney. W ttr.artoii. D. C. FEMALE INSTITUTE. INDIANAPOLIS FEMALE INSTITUTE. niltr. 5FXT sCHOL-lSTtC IE AR OF THIS I5STI1 TITIOX comiüeDC oo W edaetday. Ut I Septeu-l-er. A i-nncTual atteudauce ia eai-nr(ly rejueted, aa pupiU w;ll Cad it to their adatUge to b j reent oo iL trst day. lie cour of instruction ia tborot.ja, ccciprehendTa aiid y.temati aad de!irued U cocnUoc aa arroml.b e4 Et tth-h eductioo ttft tb practical knowledge of lit frerich and other modern la&ruarra. f p-öal aiieotioQ ia als gien to Muic. fa-aarlaa; a cd PatnrJcjr, and all tbe claae ara coder tii car of ati and aecmplikbe4 teacher. A limited camlar of yoang ladiet wll b mviead ia tbe famdy aod will te wtWon to bar In ail lb comfort and prlviU ce of a eaaat home. For fartler ii;fomatofa. tfutlmon:!, A".. aj jly to ReT. C. W. Hewe, A. TeideBt, 4 atxbi atreeU Cireulara nent If desired. aaglO-eodtrJ SCHOOL DOOCtS. Vll ICllltlH OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. C.,6C, IN SMALL OS LARGE QUANTITIES, AtBOWfy, STBWAKT A CO'?.