Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 3910, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1863 — Page 3

DAILY SEStlNEl

TT ESO AY HORVIIO. APRIL 81

CITY Dfti .X1ÖCK 4 1 ll TICKKT. rietion fwmmji mmy ft. roa mat oft i GEORfiE W PITTS, roa attobnit, T. PROTZMA5. roa ataa-n i , ALI HoN-o - KTRT WILLI AM M H LfcStSOl rut nui xta. JACOB KCX, toa cirit, rseiMsu. J. 8. CHILD rot sttitt coHnix". Btrcra slav in. rog a aot. O. BO KT Tl CHE it

irrrf. toanrUaxrn MM Trn$teeg it a. d. Kkudin. ffirti MirftiM Ad Omu R.Oobio. t)i m iL Stoit 3d F R' J.J Pamotc 4th Jami Scillil.n' Da Mxbbill. 5th J F Miiul kK. ff Pauiftm lh Rll HARt) Sapvv 7th Jon Kaimt. Jason Damk.aMii C F. U.itaajiiu . d. Lhajmak. h t mmm Jth H.ttlML M Ml MT. AiMd.fH iMMMIIKtn.

Address of the Democratic Members OF THK GENERAL ASXF.HP.LY TO THE PEOPLE OF INDI. NU

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innjc forth Ihr Ilisinr) off tlie i n and the Hen tons er Ii) retinal not bren ne costs pliulie-sJ du ring ilC'on I i nt mnn 1 Term.

Tlis durumrnt makes a pampl let of 16 pages, and will lie furnished in any quantity. TMCY. ft' 30 PF.R ÜMt ATI order should direct the speeches to h- -rnt hv e"M, as the postage is one cent Pr each copy, und tnas-t be prepaid. Address, Ei.npR. baBsjti en ft mnjiah; Indianapolis. - aas-a.esaa- aaa Thr Conscription Act.

SPF.F.CH OF Hon. D. W. Voorhees. (X THK cxzisrsoFiirTioisr bill, In the Honse f Representatives, February fta, lne.1.

Thta ta one of the tWie-t -p. -rli-- -if Mr Voorhees, on a que-timi now occupying a Jjrze -lure ,.f puMir attention, and every voter in Indiana -huM hive a ropv. Pomnerst srt.nld raise duns to distribute this largely in every School IHetrtct in the State. It makes apaniphlct of eight pages. Priri- kI OO h IOO. All orders should direct the perchc to be -cnt ly cxa - the -; i - n- ont fr each copy , and mul e prepaid. AddreKLDPR, I! VHKNFSS A IUNMIAM, Indianapolis. Till I.IRI.HTT Of rill, ITfl IBaferf THE SPEECH OF Hon. D. W. Voorhees. ' IMivered in the Hniiw of Representative-. Sehrusry 1. lud, on the "Art t" indemnify the President saji the r persons for npendit;g the writ of hsben en ns, and ac'a dM in puruai-e t here. f, " is now printed ta pamphlet form, and ran he nbiln1 at tliis office. This ia 'be rrat effort of Mr. VaaSnsSBX to r..ie t Mm lihenv of Ifta eiUMn from Ifta tr ptw of U raaaftaVaaX and bi miiilM. aad aftonld b in the band f every voter in Indiana. It malte a p.imphlet of 16 pajrea. Price per lH. All order h'iild direct the pe che-i to be .ent by express, .u the postage will be ;. ci-i.t a copy, mid must hi pr"'d . A'ldree : K Id K R. H H K N K S A I'd N i H A M , Indianapolis.

Sixth pat or Tit Ex am? Arm of the Ii Lie .Stuck i ls 1 ha eiataiaalioa ia 0m) SwoimI V rti w vfitntd tea tenia , Monday, with I - n r;. Dep. t met. I umJer Mi Barr, at.l the See ndirj atir ftLa Kidar. To papika of bovli tia DeparUMeni war a aaaaaabiad in ma Miut room . at the axarainaitooa were rorxiucteu eparattJj, but II juinad in ihe Miwenaa9 axerriaa. Thera vera preaant, from both DepartMcte, una bundrad and twantv-two pupila, wttli their liUle fare par(e tlv raalMbt with life and toapptivaaa. Tba exerrie ia Ua Primary Dcpartaiawjt. conxiftteiJ tt. raa i anaRinr 'j i . -ia oral ftcograabf and arithmetic, ititaraparacd with, daclaniatuMM and atajriwa;. Thaaa little uu did remarkably el. Their raadiri aud pain: aara cartaitiTy f!n. pariert ft n-1tnril odaaaj That spalle-l man word phonetreail v . or by nowt.da, mimJ eeenied ÜKM-owgbly arsqatnteil aitfi the furid unent ti principle! of tbi rrxy imj. i int hrahab of learning. The exercise iu the Secondary Department commenced with a elaan in ra.toiinf. Tins clwaa had betm all iriUeU and read ele.irh and dis thictlt. Theaame rl:i4 wax eiatii'.ed in spall in, and did fii.elr Tie iet rer-it.iti.n was in primary gevernpht. They had neat I) completed the teat hook.atid the ease and correctness with which they answered all qqevtrona prpoijnded to them, howed they had 'he right InfrriftfC ll wax wie of the ieit re itations iu geography it htn e er been our pmh! fortune to Hateo to. A clu was next examined m r.r il .nthrtietic. They went through with some rapid -iddit on f-r-oixee, diaplytug a ou ckne-a and prXsftcieoej rarely equalled by pupds of so young an ae. 1 he eerries were uttendeti by great numier of visitors, among ''horn were Kev M I n dill. Dr. RulUrd.aud Directors Culley and Kendrick. The sinking exercises by the pupil? Mii-'-ted of a vanetv of axned, pMfnotic. and other pieces, which rendee! sufficientlv appiretit the tocul taata shown by ftielf taoaheis in making their selections. The " Star Spaiigleil iner" utir bt eight htt c irU with the whlf school joining in the chores, was well ffsjeg, and refidere! in hue tt-'e "Tiie ! 1 . W :.. imi Rlue" w -nng by six little go is it. a stjle indi eating tume degree of musical precocity. The rendering of lhee pieces aas a very interesting part of the exercises. Dt Kendrick did a little good talking to the

pupils. He ut nie the gratilying st ifctnent tu ' teachers and scholars, that the:r proftciancj dm ing the rear Indiieeti etiti-clv a:i n-tory Rev Mr. Ttndall fo1htwei with some pleasing rem uk He spoke highly complimentary wnls to both teachers ami scholars. Kin lit pupiL were promoted from the primary to the i-econdary department . and sixteen Irjui j the serondarv to the intermediate depal tment. A beautiful song clo-ed the exercises TUM Ihhfl KHAM IS IN HftOWN AMI HKM'kIcK-.

OoVMTIftl Later acaeaWftl lioni the scene ofl trouble in bf m these counties pal n ilifferetit ' phase on tfie ii-tutb mces there, than those re- 1

ceived on umlay and notice by us ye-terUay. ( )ur correspondent itt Rrown county, gives the I k i iu the case of Mr Proafftr, wbicw, he ays. cm icproven bj men who differ politically with that gaftileman It appears that he did not rife turb ttie meeting and did not give the first of lense. and th it he was not the aggressor at all. In regard to the Dmvilie eftair, wo are informed by a gentleman who witne-sed the tra:is action, nnd who is also a Republic in in potttlOB, , that the Democrats were assailed first, that they sought to avoid a ju irrel, and only tired wnen il apieared io them and others th it escape without a fight wa imK)ssible. When the teroiH who j first began lite quarrel were arre.-ted. an attempt wa- tij'.de to raacMa the Republican from the h mds of the officers by fiis party friends, and the mm who a as nn.st severely wounded wus -by the gMafd having the prisoner in ch it ge. They were willing that the Democrats should be he'd in cu.-tody, hut were unwilling that one of their own party friends sh'Miid be held answerable to, the law. Is such jug handle justice tight !

We are grateful 10 leaifl that the little son off Mi Witherow. alio was supno-ed to he fatally wounded, is likelv to recover.

fob Priiiiin. We are now redv to do all kinds of plain and fancy Job Printing, in the beet style, on short notice, and i rhrap n any fatarf 90 t. We have eofc.petent hand-, good pre.-es. a tine assortment af nape; and cards, and we can do good and cheup wark. All kinds of books, briefs. oatalogue, kc . printed in the best stvle and on short notice. We aak the patronage of Democrats, and all OCft err that want print ing done. tf

To Local AnvransKKs K'fs of advertising in the local column will here i ft er be as follows: P'or ten lines or less, e.1 to Over lea Hade, ten

for

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n line aio nwiife win nc mpnc,ii mnn

CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

Kasciio. In sp'te of a cloudy sky, threaten ing a dash of rain each moment, a large and fa-h ion ible audience gteeted Miss Mi hi 11, last ingiit at the Metropolitan The play was Kanchon, an! it was given with a grace an I spirit th tt no other actress ever tlid give it. The large audience was held spe'l wound from the opening until the eloae ofthepieee. TatM who vaai to aai the varied beauties; ofFmchon, must witness it with Miss Mitchell i;s the Cricket. It will be repeated to night. pfcT" OtDteJa He i F. Reed arrive 1 home, last evcing, in charge of the remains of Cipt iin J. S Drum. U. S. A , late I'ot Coaiaiiasarji at Nichol:iville, Kentucky. Captain Dtutn had been ill but a few day-, when his disease, which is intl mi itioii of the stomach and bowels, as

siimed a v-olent form, and terminated in M Men rJejetu 1 he Department has lost a uvsf excel lent officer. Captain Reed returns to Nicholas-( ville to-dav.

Soi ptRs'('i aims I T Jackson, hiving been authorv.ed hv the Hovemmpn'. is pivinj! special attention to the collection of bounties, hick pay. and pensions for discharged or decease.! soldiers Anr informit'on de-;-el will be promtlv civen. OfTlce with Hendrick- k Heard, iStaa HaTMInaj, two doors aotrh of the po'ioftice "29 (Iff Doctors DlM and PftrT trtTfnf formed a copartnership and perm mently locifed in Indi nn-ipoli'. h ve taken the ofti e No 16 Vsretnla avenue, formerly occupied M theli'e Dr L Ib:nlaftX whara Dr Parr mu he foot d d iv and niirht. and Dr Dun during the day . and at his re-i dence, No 45d North Tennessee street, at nicht, when not professionally lcnt. 4 2w

SruiNo Sty lis vs. Boots AVO Smokm. Jones, Vint, edge, Co are t ow ready for BbOO Customets. Thev are full of new good and new

atytee. EaerTbodT can be fitted in any kind of;

sp. e ware ever heard d. almost, at. I at ; r.ces lower, MOPOetiowa tie , than any other c'.as- .f goods, now selling, on the street Shoe, custOMCn can find all styles to select lioin, with the prices the lowest iu the tuaiket. Jena, Viani igi., a Co

DlMlKBIM. A Rtl.i'.I.ts Ass. vpi a.,;: 0;i Sund ll a I irge number of persons ete biptis.-il in White River, aad a Urge crowd vax attracteel to the place Three young men in skilT rowed round where the sawvtcas wne being pei km Died, s . i to disturb the assemblage They were ar rested lv offiei s Helges md OyW, and were yester.! ay fined $fi ea h for their rpree

pajaoaeraea Btovxea Uadar laaiiattioai Groai i the Postmaster lieneral, the pot age on all ! unn iid letters, from foreign countries, rece'ved

at this inice. after May 1st , mu-t be paid in gold and - ivcr. A II C n.mu. P. M

Yor Cas't no Wjth m r it A neatly fitting hirt ia not only a luxurv but a necessity Parker wdl t ike your measure and make shirts upon short notice, at No 3 West Wa-hin'on fieet. depot tr the parn-r and linen collars and (tenl'a furnishing goods genetaliy. apl? 3t

lätT It is said t!i it Pre-!. lent Lincola has de ternincd tO clothe himself in a coat tif mail presented to him bv t'ie Tvcoonof J ipaa, i.t I steer

I the:rou clad tleet into Charleston hir! u hiaualf.

A V alp ablk Rook The National Tax Law, as amended, with a complete compendium of stamp untie, etc . and the decisions of the Com m uier of Interna' Revenue Price off cent, in oiper. or 75 cants, in cloth. Rowen, Stewart A Co have it.

M s nic STOTfOl A special meeting of Mi- ! rion L dge. No Jo. for work, will be held this I (Tuesday) evening at " '-v. o'clock Punctual attendance ia requested.

r ra is Ki .. Sec v.

Thoe who heretofore hive been in the

babo of sending List tor miethuig in the hat or cap line, can save trouble and expense hv visiting Baker A Mclvera eatabliahaieai We aaj I you, they keep ftaYythitig which the Kistern

rketsan cfler in the w ty ot n its and caps

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Photgrsiu Albums. Rowen. Stewart A Co h ive roooiyed their fifth sapply si.ice the Christ BjM 1. dlidays This last is the finest an I n. -t attractive vet brought to thecitv. apgl 3

e itnder

Reports.

nimiiiBc t'ftmrge tgninai ihe d laiaiiiratlon Da tewdat eve, , t last, at a trtaxtaaaai BBaaXftag ol ihe Democracy at the t'ne Cva-per lui'itute. New York atty. Fare a ado Wood u me the following etnteatent:

I h.ive utel tefore. and 1 reoeat. that ou Wamiotow Aaril If A rjecial to the w '

the Ifchof December lav propositions were aaade York T roes says that Ex Governor Hicks, of.

TELCCNAPHIC. aaeaawaa mi!te vwb liar Tara aaa-foun .

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to ihe 1 resident abica would have made peace

witti L r,! . n, betcre Uie fi-st rt Arwil. I has

M itj md, Utas last a teeret orguoixauoa has

been unearthed ta ooa of the counties of that I

beer, a t.Vr.ff for rr e s - -: aafl : ! of era Stall whieh 1 ia tains n In loin h RahMmim

staroant that I axinht prtaiucs the document. It at i ' n orab'e o; porrwrrrty baa not bean den ed. be ansa ther sm not deny Port riaaxta. C W , April 20. The Straits It. ft ja not Ties-,-aarv for me to nrove bv tlae of Mackin iw.tr ftoan

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statements that the Administration never wished the war to csise tue Souift to come back lor

I ve the documents to penve it '

Br-tig out the documents Let's have them no d fh--.In inuiveataai

il there te no Uuth iu this, shy is it not detced,

MiLwai atr. April tO. A Het of Drupelier

arrived from the lower lake Uat night There La orne H aatieajr K-e in the straits, but

St L u is. M . AyfjlS Te!er tm received

by authority ? It is idle to talk of treating 'a , at he idqu trfera - y that F ette ille. Ark . was s' itenc ;,t from such a man a WochI with eon-i at'. keel rt before .! eyllj. hi on tird tv morn terapt, and snh a statement as this, in ahi. k the ing. by abort 3.IKt0 IMels wit), four piece of

life of the r. unter i itivn'Ted Tf tt te no trne.

let's he ir if detiied. aiaf then for the fsoof The documents should ie ptit forth, it there be no1 pledge of honoi on the subject; and if there le, ! 11 istdigsfioos of ti e -ort nhould le reirmved. Was friere a chanc lor an hrtombte ettlemeeit rejecte! ft the author ties at Washington I.a: this tery hecleare! up limtrilU Drmorrat

v jambs - aaaa. Ou the earth r awt.ile :nmr f!r and rrWeff dear friends to see and welcome and greet a' miv '. ' ' ' p-...V in iv rt iaht yet go I in heavaa abova knr my heart is pare My acquaintance one here another there depart ti. exaotpsaef Um w .rtby ewgaavaa on ia) Baast w .11 avert again In a belif sod .lappiar plare for go.i in beavea above know inj heart 1 pure. w"ben i direct my mm tv tl r.-urh years pa-t epac .f tune how ilun - hi- i anew Kid f.rewell then iet me on i fesjoam j gently move aln for K- id in braven aloie kuuwa my heart Is par At home o abroad my share of sorrow i wdl have anions the -.-cial company nunita r- of s.- m oys 1 wid not t.-spair wl.en ia uaed a fnetid aa tird for gad RX l-aven above BSWWI luv heart is pure Myftearl aad saaaaa nav with rr.w be filled cornet -M. ill be my art Ion that will c t.'ole me if i should il .nice to err i kned and pray t Rod though far away ia near knows my h.-ar: i pure 1 msy wander abroad and In valleys of pleasure true friend- are good Bear Saat to iny in-art aftection Hillrrow ne r f raeh raits liwart my Lrai t i truly pure au I still reposes on gvl i diaeapoli- Aprd ft MH

INDIANAPOLIS RAILRUAD TIME TABLE.

aetiltery. Our t . -e wna 'e s than 2.'iBv p ,rtlv aiiarmetl The RetsftWeeie repulidi s ith consideratde lo. tr loas ws five killed and seventeen wounded ii,lf Kforl

N VoKK. A tad Of) Toe Pi, iadeiphia Ltiquirer publishes an acaaui.t of the late expedition from the army of lie Ho-iker. I u- letter is dated near Fteennn Void. 16th inst. Mondwv axoTffiiag, the expeoiliou, under Majot (General Stonenim, caeialstitig off cavalry. Iftfantry and artillery, left our old encampment. One imrtioii of th cavalry alone proceeded to Breter.nr: and then ene-imred Another por ti n h?vounkel at Klk Kiver A her bat "al lOn of cavalrv with a batfe'.v aaewfipad at Mor ri-vrlle A fourth, enmp-tied hj i brigade of infantrv and two hattetle of anil'et v, remained for the night at OrovdffJhureh Before daylight, that portion eneampejl at f'.ru-terhurg. sent two s. morons, the Mh 14' ticn- and the hh New York under (' ' Km-oitli. wi'h instructions In proeeel to Wiireaton. tbenef to Sulphur Sfa-inga. and there await order Tle remainder of this force w ordered to proceed to Liberty. The squadron sent toward Wanan'on emie upon several deUiched ho.Jie of paniviu cavalry, to each of whi'h tltey xe?hnse and captured some ml wou-ide-i others. Cpon reaching tle Spring- they lorded the river and continued doan Iba oido.site bank as far as Freeman's Landing, where the roads became im passable and thev were obliged to return to the point at which they crossed. The di vis ion which rem oi.ed a Bb Uuu left theie and be

thev proceeded

Trains Leave $M A M . 5 IMi p. M. . gtli P.M.. fratan Laavt . 5 ia ft. M 3 'i P. M 6 30 P. M

HI.Ur'.ST AlüI K Ail.ROAt". ...Mail .vim lag raaaraax aan n ..... .... Mail ......

Trains rrive. . 7 A.M. 1-2:01 M. .. si-jr P.M. Trains Arrlv-. . . yWA. M tSftJ P M. ftJSj p. M.

tsnt-.ii i ibs i iibxiibx a 1 1 b ii aaaa Train lasers. Trains Arrive. 51." AM ' . -1 c A.M. IUS3 A M 6 15 P. M 7:05 P. M UhlO P. M sxtaaa aaaia ram aeaavi Trains Iy.ive. ItaBlS Arftva. 7 1 I A M 4:45 A. M. 2 1' P. M .11:25 A. M. K15 P. M . .. 20 P. M. uro KTTH haii.ro m. Train-lavt. Tratte Arrive. IfJ P. M 4:50 A.M. 6 25 P. M 10:40 A.M. 10:30 P. M 4 30 P. M. m. am- am i ii lis h -i Train- lvr. Tra'ns Arrive. 4.715 P. M ..Mail P:ini A.M. iSdi P M t;hicasi Kxpn s- 5 . A M. MeM P ftt Cbieaga Express 4:10 p. M. IStllANAI'OI IS A.M. MALISON I1AII.BOAI.

Train lave. 6 30 I . m p. m 11 I.ejae. 7:50 A. M.. leal P M... 8::up M...

Fxpre.. .... ftSSaaa modntion. . jarraasos I u rr. kAii.aoan. Mail

Train Arrive. .11:00 A. M. - Iu P. M.

I Train- Arri s.

.. 4:0A.M. . 1:0 P M. . ..s-::l'. M.

Lyon's Kittharicn. This delightful artletafst praaarrfeBSj and baaasjgtasj the humuu hair is again nut up by the original proprietor, an-i is now made w.t'u tu- ene -.ir.. skill and attention, which first created its imnien-e an-1 aaprecadaaXad sales of . r i-ui.Hioii bottles annually. It ia still sold ut 2 rf-nts hi large h"ttles. Two mil . n hottles call easily he sold in a year when it i- ageti known tbat the Kathirion i- aal only the mn-t dellghtfal hair dre-sing in Ifta WSfte, but that n cleanses the scalp of scurf and dandruff, gives the Lnir a lively, rieft luxuriant growth, asd prevanx tt frow turning gray The- are c-.nidT atfcBn worth knowing. Th" K t!irjon has heen te-fed frtr avst twelve jears. ant is warranted as dex:ribel. Any ljdv who ratawX a br diu ful head of hair will ue the Knhiri.-n. It i- Snelv parfuiaad, eftaaa and lalaaftli It i- l old by all r.-pectaMe Wasbrathl Basjliaul the world. ft s. iftftasAft A CO.. Saw York, i a 1 1 T - 'i A m 1 1 a v.-Cni

HATS AND CAPS. ISAAC DAVIS.

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C.ips, and Straw Goods,

H .n sT lllOtlVll H! sritusrer STOCK

Hats,

f i.u":.. IHRKCT Flt'M THK M M KACTrnFIt ' ' in th.- hast wbi- U h. w:l 11 - low a- fbe lowest. ah tho imsx snirs k-p at No. is Peaasylvaafti htrrt, f..i;r ftwars IBStft sf Ifta PsaX t'fftce.

aprl 5-dA w.'tra

Indianapolis, Ind.

TOMB STONES. MARBLE WORKS.

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fflfTheure weither - t the past few days, has had a wonder Jul e fleet in opening the buds upon the fruit trees, giving g ! len promi-e of the fs

t ire We don't know whether it is the splendid

ther.

or tne pieiioio -oh-k. ac

ing'on street, ahicn h s given suci to Srvencer'a sxles fftf WM ftftai 0 lM atOl t

llamilion on trliitrar) w

ftrrsjata a In lefter LXXX1V of the "Federal -:, Mr Hamilton aner ject: us urge-i .i t n-t the M

Co; -ti tut ion thai it eon fa ned i.o ii ,,t Hi. his j to pi otect the liberty of the citizen. He com: reihe Constitution of the United States with tbatol New S'ork. nnd relers to the cl tues detakaa 1 trea-on secut ng a tril by juty in criminal ca-e- the nrohirtition ol ex post facto laws: Iba

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nespiennH pr hiilion oi sp.udins; ij a , vs i-h writ . hBisftix roratxt, he

an impetus

?twoan Exxactar Mr James A R Ma, a moat accom nibbed wonlsman, who has had oxer twelve e.ir exrerierce in the armv, pro poaaa to give lesions to a few pupils in the sword exercie iL L --s j er feet ly at home with the

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has hd eaprrirnce in dr-.lüng. and teaching its ue He will g. - . vate lessor?, if preferred Mr. Rosa can he (band v Urdoti Hall, where he will be bappv to r. gei.tlrmen who may desire to take lesaona from AbtillxXv lBirr ct ester hy fterno..n Captaiu Myers' battrry .. ttiUatry waal la the practice frnnd aaarft ot the city for target shooting A mot ajf the crowd of st. tit. - s Iotiy Hough sftai Lfteisaiiia ynaaj aalraas has turne! the heads o( half 'he gentlemen of tlie city during the run of the x en Sters M .- Lotty is an excellent 7. uave. and. as the event prored. is no Ir remark ab?e as an artillerist A ' ' .a. a . a a . a . K I

nurM tu r:kpi to rewara u.e ix iiYji, xntl

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tbe I ri iieres at the

Tbcae, he says, are .

greater secui itie? to libeity than at v wbicft CM Constitution of New York cunt ms He -ays The creation of crimes after the comm -.-:on of the f tct. or, in oihei w.ms. the sul jeering- faexj i .-hnicnt for things which, when they nc-e done, aete hre.whea ot no law; and the practice afai itrary irrjpriotiments, have been in all ages the favorite and most formidable insti asxjeaSB of TrninriT. The i ' -ervatiorn of the iudieious

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I ft rv Dili n p DtrrtD

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E KLEF 0 HAND AND Xl.vKE TO ORDER. ALL kinds of Marble Miminirr.te and Grave ftti m

c - to order, sltft daslca. saxatsax. or 4ev.ee tbat tr.jy

bearited. Tbo desiring anything In our line wi!l do v 1 to give as a rail. Basal use none bal the best material and r. -.--.-. al work. BKftSl-dftal

fote davlight ihe same morning

to Eleaton, on the ra lrv-'l leading to (onlorvs ; ville This division ia now lying iu the äeexiB neir this point. The division remninz fttai Mor

i t isv ille mm ed down to Kellev's Kord. Here was i

i di-c overcd the first organixetl body of the enemy, ' preparations were at twice made to dislodge them, bat after throwing a shell or two the rebels re- ! tired, leaving the Ford in our possession. A 1 poitioti of this force waü then sent up the river : to Rappahannock Itridge with instruct ions to hohl I it j. m I prevent its spoliation. They now hold one side of Kellev's Ponl and ate s'rong enough

in poaitioa it the lu idge to ; -revent its de-truction. The reniaing divison, on leaving their encampmeut at Grave Church, travelled on the junction ol Ka-thanis and Hdlgeuian's Creek, and from

tftt ca to Liberty wheie they now are. These tu divisions met with trifling opposition and have sent in some ten or twelve prisoners. The rebels appear in considerable force but we doubt much if they a ill be able to grer tly retard us should fhev Ve miine here to cross. A Pari Roy. I letter of the lüth. says: Our new Monitor, making eight in all, arrived here yesterday. Tue pf poller Hare has just come into pott, freighted1 with iron plating lor the Monitor's deck- They are nil to he stengthened bv this arrival in th way af addition tl covering A few days, or perhaps weeks, will find them stronger than before the attack on Charleston. The Commercial u a rumor that Secretary S' int. n bag i esigned . It is contradicted, how ever, by tinother, that the matter has been compromised. The Tost has report from an oflicer who lei t the Armv of the I'otomacon Satardas, that Gen. Siunema-i wrts heard from BxtafyJaj, P M. He bad reached Culpepper Court House, where 'MH)0 Rebels were surprised and captured. A number of the Harris Light Cavalry were killed in a prevhwA. skirmish Tlie story is doubtful. Fort Monr.. April 20. Heavy firing has been going on for the list twenty lour hours on the naBawasortd River. Our KSHlboatS arc shelling out the Rebels, who are attempting; to plant batteries at different points on the t irer. Ln-t nigh', our gunboats with the 'Jth New Yotk and Btfa Kei:tuck regiuient cafdure; a Bebel battery ol six pic.es. and 2UQ prisoners. A steamer arrived from Cftariaatoa reports, the Monitors were all lying near the Bay, none h iv iac left, n rep ated Nt.w York. April W. Bf the arrival ot the trat srvort EHei- S Terry, we have advices from few barn to the lfith. Gen. Foster ran the Rebel batteries in broad day lie hi Hw pilot was killed xt the wheel. A nero deck hand was wounded. Over 2(Mi shot and shell were fired at his vessel, btaMtl volleys of musketry and smal arms. Sixteen solid shot took etYect in the steamer. The reinforcements at Washington consist of the 5th Rhode Island. lien. Hickman's brigade was arriving at New bei a, when the Tarry left. New Youk. April 21 Another immense BXXaBi meeting was held in tlii city this afternoon under the aasajcBS of the Loyal Union League, ("len. Scott presided. LorisviLLi . April '20. Col, OrsbaJB attacked the rebels on 6 iturday near Seiina , Tenn., killing seven and destroying their camp. On Sun day he crossed the Cumberl md and attacked the Itbfli there, killing thirty and muting the re-

mainder, an! is now in hot puasuit. Federal I los, one killed. Col. Uiley attacked the rebel yesterday nt ! Creolsboro, on the Cumberland, killing one. capI IsriaWg seven and how chasing the remainder. I No Fe lot il caaaaltiea. ! BatTiatOBK, ApriHO The Union demonstnj tion held hero to nigh', at the hall of the Mary i land Institu'e, under the Mu-pices of the Union ' Leagues of Maryland . in commemoration of the I grand uprising of the loyal States that fallowed ! theb.ojdv tt agedy enacted la the streets of Baltimore, on 'the JD:h of April, 18111, was a grand

I affair. The greatest possible enthusiasm pre- ! vailed. Among the di-tinuished persons ores j ant were tiov. Oaaaxoi . of Pale aart. Postmaster ! Gen. Blair, David Daniel Brown, and (iov. Brad- ;. of Maryland, who presided. WAOMISOTOjr. April 19 Gov. Andrew John j son ha- been authorized to raise 25,000 men for speci.d service iu East Tennessee An extra Cabinet axeeibaj was held yesterday I afternoon and last evening, at which imiortnt I decisions in I ajrBffd to the conduct of the war were reiched. I hey will be ueveiojei by future eventAn official dispatch has been received from (iet. era! Pe k. dates' Stturday eveniug 8 o'clock,

! saying General Getty, in connection with the gun- ! boats, has just stormed the heavy battery at the I seat branch, and captured six guns and Ü00 men j of the 44th Alabama regiment Thev crossed , in boats. Tlie BBtb Nea- Yoik and Sth Connectient weit the storming party. i St L . A. r i - V A iditional advices from Favetteville iS the fiht there Saturday lasted about four hours. The Rebels were commanded by Gen CftbJH, and retreated indUorder towards Or.irk. Our troopa were all Arkansas recruits, under Co! Harrison, poorly armed and without xr' "en

ACENCY.

MILLINERS.

il elth the hxnd of a mtter. and ' Blftekitone. in seierrnoe to the litter, are well'

worthy ot lacatal: "lo bereave a iv r. of nfe. or. bv violence i cu ticate his estate. wUhpsjl acajsjaftftaV ftf trial, would be so troai ra i notorious an act d dep-ui4tn. a must at once convey the alarm at tvt inny throughout the a hole nation . but the co'ntiuemei.t ot the person by t-ecretly hurt) ing him to jul. whete fis BsJariagi are uu kt own, or forgotien. is a less public a le-- tr:k i-.c. i d thetelote a more dangerous et ne f arbitral v government." And a a remedy lor tht ratal ev'l.l e is evetywherepevuliail eo'l'1' ln his encomlonxs on tba habeas corpas art. wmick in one place he c ills the bulwark ol the Brilieh C.-n-titiition. M . - .( n b"uk x . chanter b. sxy ii the ie -i-i.ti.ie le.! e the executive power in

Mise Lottv Hough won the ptie Her tirt -h.-t vsssaaioii at at. cht t.. impi.ou those subjects

who i an pive security lor Iheir good behavior, there i an end of bb'ertv . uii.rM thev are tken

bv luffliDun coueeot Sua handed it ürr lo U.e i up ia order to auser without del lo a capital

boys belongrng to the better; . si d no doubt ber j nitre, ia bn-h case, they ate ie ly free, be nf health was drank wil. three fines three subject only lo the power of the land

SEIDENSTICKIR & KAPPES, REAL ESTATE A 1ST ID COLLECTING AGENCY, j I .ot x n aftl i nt'uin Mrrrb

MISS J. DOYLE

B R-on

or.

MEDICAL. CONFIDENTIAL

TOrXü ES WHO HAVft IJ--ard tftasnatlvai by twrtarn laern

baM. wfticiiBullltaen: far aXtDaaa, pataaara ar tax ditties o: aurrayti life; a. - , o Kit -aged Bad Bftl md, wt:o,

from tbt fallt of yavh or otftar cabvu. taal a dabtllty tn aaVance oftnetr jreara,bfor plac-.sr ' btsaJ s-s u-dsr tfte traatavDi of or.y one, sboald first read THK SECRTT FKIE5D " afarnar iaalia aXJ Uara sameis ag of jBpQrUoc. by paruung Tt aVcre PV-coal ' ' Se-.t V v.-4'99. I a seai-d tv!,w. rt. reeatpt of Tar Ca: DR STUART ft CO eaa b con-u!t1 ob all dase of a prlva' ax aBaliaafJaJ aature. 0Bl I A M. to P. M , (Suadav frm B to II A M ..) at theo offW. Äderen. DR CHAB A. STUART ft CO.. aBaftatt-aVftwlv t.-'CS B tn. M--NEW IRON" STORE. P0MER0Y, FRY, & CO. Commission Merchants, No. 117 West Washington Street, .ppusiTK tu f. statf huse. j Indianapolis, I mi Aonrn fur ibr obbj rivk.r silt compaxy. The MadiM.ti Pearl Starch Coaapar.y. The Madison Spice Mills, Toal Oil nd Bertfol. UK ALE KS IS Iron, HaBs, Steel, Axes, Glass, Sa-h, W.Hlen W arr, tirtodstotie, aV, bavejuHt rrceiveil and offrr Ur ale. to the City and County trade at the lawtaX uricek

l.yif fin best qimlity IlttshnrK Iren Bar round. t..iuare. ,

ovi, nan "-.. nan .um, oanri. DMp, slat). Uirri. c. ia -and She. t ir-.n f- r Sorvhuta Moiit and Kva-.ana.

w - a

SUMMER CARDIN

-or

TJNI0M HALL SVMXB&

Ok Hall --mmj r oaaxa will m

I naaaad .c Mt.- ir -.- ll lav ,1 Uv ' tw

o'e -S ta rfc

, wnB a

I f kwBmkT u i u ca JT CM R T. bb-rn by Habs celebrated M-;ie Band. TB '.et ..f rsfreshBH.nu on baud Thv wisfa.ng to aicis' thrm-rlw md ibeU faBiUW- ar werlawl u speo.1 a fea merry boar at the Union Hall tt'.len a;rXe-d2w M I M M I M -OK R

FOR tALB. H d II A at bip TBI

hulWlatlÜ. Ufh llmÜT Ca AVI rem uk or im ftftst FarBilmr. Pmlrr k Timber LaBdi

RAILROADS. BE LLSTON1 AINK ItAILKOAD LINE.

Simulier Arrangeiiient.

Chi th

ftO'l laax t Halta, Ilra.ls. y. ,f. r -aa-ht. Horse Shot-, i'aaing. FltaVliing. Wrought and Cut Spikes, flinch Nails, Ac. Sttel .f all aaSCTiptiotis, Cast, Gerniau. Spiing, F.l.-ter. Klat. Steel lire. Has ftfeael, Ac, B..x.. k v, t-. Buns and Tspa. Toassf-.r Rlaeasni ba and Wood orker; st- I winy, Miigl. double and t re-t lf -hovel. Springs best Pitts! ur,h and Lastern. Axles lonx od short arm. Kinilers, or diaiuoiid win-, four -izes. Mould l.-.ard-. itabftxX and sd. -evnisies n oi!w,irk Hubb-. I eftwes, Spokes, Ae. Wheel on hand or made to ortr Thimble. Skin and c.-mmon boxing. Malleable Casting-.

t'lif.s. Ferrules, Corkevs, Ac. Holts -Coleman's, all kind, and sires. Nuts, hot pressed, square and bexegan Washers, hot pressed, all sin--. Blacksmith's. Plow I Maker's, Carriage tad vTafSB M.iker-will fln.l a complete I liKk of their good, of tbe best .iialitv and fibisu, at low prices. POMI ROT, FRY, A CO. aprlT-olw

N AVD AlTFR M lNl vY. Al'Kli. .sö. 1st... iHtiVS

ill run a follows:

ö:h . VI., Mail Train vv.t. at

Crestline 1 o'clock P. M . cot.uartiug sah tfte (at ex-

res to Cl. i . land. ITU-bur .c. PhiladVlphts. W ataiogtoa itv. Buffalo, New York. Boston att-J i 1 ta-tem Citir;

thrnub to New York in 31 hourattlft 9. VI., Mglii laprri Crestline :30 A. M . maa.rtg rlo-couuertii-n tb trainvia CU v, land and Pittsburgh for all eastern cities. Klegant -leepinp iar- .n thi train. BKW Ps BIa At roiMUioda liosx- v i riving at I ii ion. SSW. P. H. Connev not.- a; 1'nioii for Pay ton, Colambn- sik! a'heelttifcr; at Mdney an 1 Bellafotilai'ue for Toledo Sandasky aad DetrTRAINS ARRIVE Mail Taln P. M Night Es-pre-n a M. Arvomm-xliti.a 1'IOP M aprlH -IAaiw JNO KROCH. Sop t.

INW.1NAP0L1S AND CINCINNATI

ptcy. ira as evasia

payswv r-..area fa tha Brt tr.

latxl. aud ail easai

limit mt th- civdai .-rew Tse law fr. tbe t o- credit prWe, K fst paBX

or a tha Uaas aaaax d 'ft- C

yesr-., will. u. n i fraaw ataas mi

MMfJT Theas Sor0 ear W (.; - at

and ' i ai i vs thuagyssaily tbe la u d arurnre taa

rata cn-'fitl' rsd. .

Mnall I arm masl PrnfNbl,

wfJaa ta-

a Ut a atawaa

Mftxilig ttVartasieast af

lsdfsgABBjBa

a'taaaat

RAILROAD!

SUXortaat Ronlr bf Thirty .Hllesl SO CHANGE I Cara tu CINCINNATI. ftffAftl hOUK Change of tle. On and after Monday, Vpril ?0. and until further notice

Th - ftaan.bai A B J - MaJlmaal rwa honored miles thrMt . one .a the rfcrwew aasf

arrVaiarai and assoal rasrnBM as

milbaaa af sera ut asactapaaa p rains

timber ob eliher aide of it track, are free to Be asd for gratiag or paarurage pairpoi, thaa avaidang rust, loses and interest .at any sasaarrt of Und wanted by the mmmt ambitions for large operations. Ml the land R Is asvsaablo to buy lt aurVw-no fsr building, yards, apple and peach on ban 1. rtarvard XCal STuaa. ta be fesaed. far settler of lnsuffk aafl means ta bay aara h una aw. hecaux money tnvsaied iu sheep aud yaaaag stW will avra than doable at.noallv. ami this aMshwaxac taaw sasrra lataaj In laad. e en to eB Vfaaastrl. Oe -wb in th way first, and then Uivsat fSods la aarplu 4anl if deatrssi tiHATl'lTV TO Wool-Growers and Stock Raisers,

xrattitl

taad of fdta BHaft the trsst ad van aidj sida.d bv bwi ra Kortbra hts-

FOR SALE. STORE ROOM ON Washington Street, FOR SALE.

TH1M I si,,j: ROOM. Hl i KHK WF.8T of the Bates Hoii-e, for sale loa-, for cash. aprlÄ-dArwllw M UK FUN' AN A PlEKCR.

FOR SALE.

Mhat .t of ground adjoining on the iiorih f the block

f l.tiihliiigc t-nilt bv KirlanJ A Fitzgihhon. on south

Meridian tyret, near the I nion Peiiot, lud ft fraat by 210 feet deep, will br sold iu 20 or $S feet lota, -t tho wftolr of it in one lot . This is a ahiable Ucalir for perxoBs left tilg ; bareaa1 bu-Ines- prM-rty. as the wholesale bus-.iie--..t the city wll W .-oncentrated on tla- -trn.-t and the neosafXl Caa ba bought f-r nearly one-fouth ttse j rice of M a-hinctoi street property, it has l-en demont rated, by .irtu.il -ales, that there ha- lieen a-many (f...)- sold by hou-e n this street, as any n W.-ishitiRton street, .m.t, in ur branch of the bu-iness, 1 sold, when in bu.siiii. Bore toftaoco al wholesale than an ti.;. houses on Washington Street. Tlie tocSlflfy of this jrmiind, f..r a wftasawda bsatscaaj has a ereater advantage in the -jvniK ol iirayage tha:i any other ha;ati -n in thcity, ns g",s1- can be delivered on the pavement by .-ill the railro.;.l-. Tals ad ant age will -ave half the rent of a stt.te ream Wasliinrton Mrtet. Kor Ternis, enquire of P KIRLAHD, r. T. F RTAV. No. T3. .,oirh ef r!lr ground, apr l".-.i 1 m

Ihxaa i isms it ave ludiauapoli Pally, .Saudayseacapted.; ,

IIBs-l I'M IIV R.ll t Vi .I'lVi'lVVlTI I l UUL C

.............. ..rfm, x .....

arrivaaat Cinrtanatl at lw:40A M , and Laxlastoa

i Kv., 7:St) P.M., and close exaxxaati t. .t Cincinnati with I Little Mi mi, Cincinnati. W. 7.ane-vie and Maiietta ; ftsftaSals, tor all points in Souih.-ni Ohio.

BXeaad Train 11.00 A M Cincinnati Hall, arrives at : Cincinnati 4:20 P M , aiaktug close BaaXBat tlona with tha i

tittle Miami IU;!r.U for l.Nlnd, Morrow. Columbus, Newark, lane vi lie, and Wheeling. TaBed Testa ''.30 P. M. CtaaBaaaXt Rxpress. artieas at : Clri.-ii.nati 11 fti P. M. Pare -ame a- hy any oth r r-ut-Call for your tickets n n the Indiatiaeoh and t:.ucu. nail , Railroad. Baggage choclied through. W. H. L NOH1.F..G. neral Ticket Agent. S W. Kluott. General i'a-s ti.-r Ag' tit. . i I PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAX.

the li

RECRUITS WANTED. U. S, MARINE CORPS.

Wim for SJfta C 5. Marine f rps Tor et ir on bonrd th- United Sta'es ships of IV ar, and t

liferent Navy Y'nrds. 75 able-b ..lied voung men of good

character, from I s to 3öeark ..f aire No others need apply. All other information will be siven bv applying at the and ivous No 3 80UTH ILLLNOLb STli KT TWO aLL.VK w !. !., ; ud to aey citizen or other pt r.-on that bring.-an accepted recruit lo this rendezvous. S. H. MATHF.W , aprlt-dv'w 1st Liut. ami Ke. riming Ollicer.

ATTORNEYS.

1863.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Stew Knute to 4 hit ago vi Kokomn. S2 MILES SROVTHL TH N WW OTHER ROUTE.

DAVID M DONALD

AI.BFin G. POUTFR.

N N'D AFTIll; M.'T. AlM.fl. XK l"n, tr

trains a . II he run a-follow,:

A Chicago EspCTSB Train will leave li.diaoapolis at

JSr.M., BIM arrive at K koa ' H:20 P w , in time t make close connection a itb train tbeC'ncitinatl and Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logansport. Valparaiso and Chicago. Return i ... :h- same train will l.-a.e Kkomo at 3.X5 A. M., 90 th- '-r - al . f th-1 nigr-t traiu '' .ui Chicago, arriving at ladianapotis al .".2a . m A Mail Vrain will leav Indianapolis af 4:36 P. M., topp;: g at al! stations and arriving at Peru in time to make connections wtb xli trains on the Toledo and Wabaaft Railway, for Walash, Hcntlngt. n. lort Wayue, Toledo jni Detr. :'. R. tcratl g. ;he same train will I cava Peru at 725 V.M. af'ir Iba arr.al .f Ihe trait; aa the T. A W. R. W from tbe East, and arrive at Indlanapol at IfrftO A. M in time to make BBBXBBBXaBBa for alt n afatS Fast, Sotith and Wl A Chicago Expresstrain will 1e.ive Indianapolis at S:jfJ P. M., making close counts ticn atKckoiuo with train lor L.gansport, Vaiparaiao vd Cbicag .. aud arrive, at P mat 3:o7 A. M . in lime la make connection witö trans gi iug fcast aud Weal an the Tola., aud W abash Rail

Retaining the same irsn wül leave Poru t ItrXAP. M..

inikinc cise cineetiou at Kokoino with tbe trains on the Cincinnati and ObleasjB Air Line R. R. from Chicago, Valparaiso and Loga, f rt, and rr!ve at Indianapolis al 4i7 P. M . in time to eaaXBect with the e-rening trams for CtSciui um. LoadarUle aad ashax j.-.a.t-DATTatj BACT, Genersl Agent and Soperintenderit V. T. BaXam. viewers) Ticket Ag-nt. fel-lS, '.dly

lclK4Ll V P 01 TBI , Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, YOIIV lletCK, Over Branch of the Bank of the State, IniiianapoHs. Ind. BfXfl dll WINDOW SUPPORTERS.

j Important to Builders

I AND

Owners of Dwellings in tit: w obth NEW WINDOW SUPPORTER Pad'al April 1 '.. 1 -61 .

J J

1 r?r

RAILROADS. liili;iiiaoli ami lailiMiii a m acae .s . r lrranenienl te (ommrnrr Tf onday i left. C, H6t. FjlWu paaaengcr trainj dailj landavs eacaftaaf) aav I twee u In Iea.e Ifta UbIotj Depot, Irtdiauapoli, at 6 lin A. M. and 3 P. M . arri ln.- M ,1 -..i. v. 113.'. A M and?. SB P M. Leave th Depot at BaaaSXa at 6 A. M and 3 P. X., arriving at Indianap .i- at 11 ft. M. aad 10 P M. The train leaving Indt-mapoH at I TUi A M connects with iL-l teavftsK Columbus -'it -.40 A.M. for .shelbyville and Ibxxft I tile, anv.iog al -lielhj riifi at lO.iS A.M. and Xsaahvillc at 12 30 P. M. Leading ftaXShtrfila at 1 3U P ft, aftelbyvflla at tJt P. ML, eoanects at Calaaibai aith tha I and M. train, arri- inr .U i'lj' r I i. n-apoli- .r Ma.tisi tb. uraf evenlasL This Road form- Ifrtc witb hr Packets at Madison for

i tb. transprrtati..u of freight between Cincinnati and InI dianapoli- ar Tariff of F-e'crhts a loa js y any oher rute. Shipper-an. I m rrhants tTe-t a H' find t their intarI eat to hp by this line.

fetr2 P C. BRA:. HAM. ftot-nntenOeot .

. ag

soon. Any .,retjt'i of sapetior has caa ba rhsagiiy

ly procured withont traias-Hag apoa the rights of any. ' r '. tbe grass Is not cut frvin the prairies and gathee. It mta . r i . axaaSaBd hi Ore. Rut Httla hay la Beaded, aa tbe winders are wsild and short aad tbe " t lue grass" of

tbe eon nt 1 1 fumishe earellent graxftaS,

Ur. Hoar lore thl

Hot uaMurage ana fudder il! ,n ulliaie tt is impoasfble t

tell; doubtless the rapid march U fro- lows I by inducing an Wim. nsr erahgrattori. but aa tk

C inpaiiv an -, w.. -re-i l.-t,i perulators own ah

except a -ir.al1 p-oporiioi -x oid By a wry

ulatlon. the tro- i thai. XT -

large St'"k Raiser . an cnj .y lbs prdseat facilities lot.g eiioach with proper enterprise, io aocuaanlsis LudeBeuU e.it fortune- lf.c tbe pre -eat rarase Ian 1. are parch aaB 1 ami settled a- to eftsaxuauiba ami range far their stark Ihn poor i.e-i. caa u aad virtually vara larger and asore prlisctiv- farrsa ta Msasaari thaa nrft men do or ever can in the Ra-tern States. HO BETTER REGION

Huth Lsu L-'-n said and wri'tau ta Woal iii.n

Sl.k (.rowers in behalf of tbeciaisua uf T aa. 1st

fiom gtealer canphclty and n juri u. tfta raWUiOB, tta retnoteaeaa fr a. all the be-t uiarheU. iU haMUtU freiuent drouth.-, nasaertaaa saaVaaa sua! great c.ng ta Ose UiUperatui. it clima:. . i..a. a g.." far trietier t" Nor hern Mi-..in It shail i le rasseaaltered tfcat Mis-soari ia ad 'hin rarae eVtjs.' cAe,i- trai.t frowi any tlsuuc City, j direct and rapid conimuntratioa by Wate-. Rail aad TcMrrpi with al! h'SBr earkets aud the merca of tha world SECESSION PLAYED OUT. MISJH'UPl I UK Alt It ts ssoav perfectly sale atei prufluble etntgiate, peaaail to N rthrn Misaaari. Ihe State w.il .mii ba free. Her central tvsa.ioti, CSStrollng free lab t , luterc t and her great nd issersaaing majority of pairio:. and loyal ciuaari. , demand aud guarantee this beyoud the shadow of a doubt; Bltrapro-eia-. ery oppoaera conclude that. FREE STATE COLONIES. Large aad cftatee bs6fa af Land oaVred, farntsh for Co ories everv desirable facility. Evidently It la the beet ta

enV.gritc ir. Colonies. It Is ea-y. practsrsl aad

facial It only requires en oawrattoa with

nsora as a eoxamitfee, t c-.rre.poB4 i'b and c

tirfcina' action. Tnt' plsn .ecssres aeetrat-le r

creating among them B erona band of axskai; R

mh ial enjoyment and the outlay of money end labor by tach, in improve nierrU, benefit the others and adds largfy to tha valne nf tbe-r neighlo.ring faraas.

P,-r- i.' di'pce-d t. form Colonies hr m.V'ng tbe

er eftVrt, costing Itttle but their liar and aftenttoa.

find it for their int' re-t to confer with tbe ussders'gaad. NOW IS THK 11MF. with pmlen forethemght and action, to secure with little money, rich farms ard bappy

hm wrt,cL nint raptdt) 'ncreae m valne. agaj-- c tt j la:i'ei by J-:rceatb, wnT aacare a

crop even on new broken prairie A Large vnionnl Ints The shaded part, showing tu, exac lucalltv of the

off red far sale, can be bad hy r-nv'ung thirty renu to either of tbe undenursad. i r. ut. itt tlie Dacumeats. PAMPHLKTS containing skeleton Maua, hos ing Rail r-.a.'. 1 and giving till, and rehat ' n ! ."...it; - about the mI1. production, ma rfc et-, clim.i. , bealtbfv.1 ties, fx , "f P --r he'ti Missouri, ar fursbhed gratmtoa--ly for judieions di-inbutinti In frwavtag ealaaies. in anv reas-ial I" 'iiart',-- or. per.nal application "t Hy ms.1. to either ifFfiRftK HRHIS I .n. c.r st II sets H A Sj Jossrw Biuv.isr,ai .TTT PtXCHANO IM V ntR Joeiaa Him. I.ssf. C owm iop. Hasnssi . Ml a apr!7-4lw

tno-t ben -

mbirve In-

THE CIXDA.K STORE

r. havk yrsT kk i tvm ayo vprrrr om of tb largo: aud hm-t stork of

RAILROADS. ' m'm aav at a tf,x aw aT rMV

I Chtai 'irnt r , rü rt rrhxt

tute fnr rnnh nnl wriqktt. JEFFEKSONYLLLE RAILROAD

I this eitr. wh.ch asa will sell at wholesale .. Vi per rent, belnw anv ether boast ax intrr W9f large mt f. ur rat i alt traaVr aasd e.-han- il il. f-i"b r e, pen-, by B

Kvery owu-r of buildings ' tl it have i..t cords and weftrftta ! sfteaM hive lltit'erwurth's Sup- j

iKirters, the com t a,g ofuy about one-sixth of the ex- ;

pens-e fr Cord, nnd aive.-, th, ! .-.ik i.- of C,la-. Children's Ami. Ac. Ac. The subscriber i- rrcpared le furnish Builders siitb the a! ta Window Supporter, or put tbera on Window- for th -e who mav want tbem. J C. PI NN. A irent. No C4. Ketucky venue, Irtdisnapolis Ind. aprlU-i

Thrct Train n.-til. Nillitlu) a i: pled.

Train Leave. " A. M . . a 30 P M. 1JÖ P. M

SHIRTS. &C.

Gents' Furnishing Goods!

! Tram- Arrive 1K10P. M

P 25 P. M 4.30 A.M. .

B0T1 H'.AlNSSTOr KOR THP. AOrXJVXODATIOB of paasenger at S'itip'-n, Qreeswsos, franklin,

i with trains on the Oki ft Mississipp-, Road, and at LoulsI ville srlth train on 'he ly uisville, Frankf. rt a Lexington I and Louisville and Nal.vilie Road. Freight trainileave daily. Freight prrmiptlyforwarded. Office. Madion Depot. West ide. A. S. CA ROT HK. RS. si-.pet.ntendent. J. G. Warrroai. Preirbt A.e.t spraT-dly

grer Kroubt or retail porn the Weiemr We have a our tTov nt "v

an- - t-k You can save freight a"d ob. ' p.r-e n i-'iyrug your Cloaks her . Oi c us a call and see Kernet:.- . ,k s- 1 - i P -anrV' Hulidmg ivssreai A ra., aprlo i rl auaKli, lad SUPPER.

tonkins

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UNDERWEAR Made to order. f. .f n i k m HOSIEKY

mall Apvivrv .T

1862

A LL PF.RsON? PURCRAMN.. TK'KFTS FORST Y -108 y -"''fi, tbe ! g-ati ( k inaaa, or tha larrl r . - r saaaX atlan I ing ticket that read by the 1NOKT1I TflHsiOl Kl KAIL. KU A D ' The only rail rote from St Lor.! ta t J.-Meph It is tha I shortest and quickest line, by tblrtaass haarrm. to the rem.rtest pednt reached by ra:l, and i always as cheap as any other. B-y fsar Ticket to Rna and al. poiotala ! Hortbern Mtes-ttr- hy the North Mtjt3' Its - ad. ISAAC II. STI KGKOH, Pres't a:.d i.er'1 f.p? 5ortb Hlaswurt E. 1. HKNRT H SIMMONS .General TravsMag Agent. septl7-dly

30 W E r err1-'. ' 4'r

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M AHIGTO

SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS. FxV KHIVA I, 41 Sabbath School Books,

FOR THE INVALID SOLDIERS A HP Their Wives and Children. -AT THR WjtMWyJt 1111. a df If flxT.r. On Thursday, Maj 1, 1863. TWY IMf-Rs(.VFD WfLI..IVfc.,t. FRIPAT, THP flrst dar of May Best at s o'efne fca tba es-aaassg. ax ftl gartlen ajot"ln the Saloon, to all Invalid fiosdtera and there Wive and t 'blHren, a .pW-ndid free super All are cordial!) invited to call and bave gay trme Hahn'-excellent Music Baud will, at the aase Um. , give a CONCKRT. at the. Garden Adaptation to the Ccnoart, to all persona uat being b valid soLdsark or beionring to their ftaxaBaas, ü 4asBftx Tta Braesads win be ftaadsaf esse ta tfte Naofary Cra

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eir services t he public for the Purchase,

d Ren.ing uf Real R state, and for effecting tB

e.n-n-ie arquarr.Tanre ani.-ujr t:i neraoa give us peculiar advantages for ef--a -, : hich we call the attenUoti of Real r- rr.aU-lm

BCS I.hAVK TO I5FORM THK LP1LS OF

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oaas over so. w sates tsouaa sioca, wet vv.i-ning-.cu

s-r-r-t. Hi-. Poyle aland keep nt a Tarls Miiliaary Knit--n BV ah, re al aJ- t.mea may be found the beat asrrnient -f Bonnets. I. v - f : :. h Flowers. Plume., rr1dal W res' h and all gc-.d uually to be found in a f.r r CXaaX . .'ali-Lmfnt. Mi- I1 irrend making Ind a:. p-.-mament re. ider.ee. and will at allt;rr.e

keep tbe t-est si.J mo-r de.iran.e g-j- to be found m

n a'aet The pat: a;. : the nutlic i- respectfally

LAUNDRY

Union Laundry.

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ut the edire ! ti.e hull s svs atnl her seiimd

struck the es-nfer The -e was voted to her

A VACANT LOT ON WASHINGTON ST. .t ..in t.ifirof. sift k:. FOR SAT.E.

BOOK BINDERS.

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X itiient of Indi msno'i. that the above etaMlh

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.,f WaLingt.a an A -a" arcs treet. i prepared to as all

ork in his lute. R. to made to order ao.-dlm

n.. - rwrin 4ccsfu:

c-ive clothes br wb-ng in larre or Haviag sec a red the srvtces af a parses eurem the Lao '.dry baseaeat, tba - ftt ranted n xasti.uii.rf - f-ct aatiaXacUon

al rrices as low a elsewhere. ( Mhe axfl eted and delireraxl iu aa) part of tfta city every day. Printed blanks npplied at the laundry or from the a agt n. or r. Nrft a: aXX, ftaXJaaal I t. . N wl Ra.a 'aas.tntoo treet, H. Myer's. No. 4 Wet Washington freet, saxaaxftrj Bxare, c'ner NrMe and Wa-bington streets, or throagh the PotofBce. will meet Immediate attention THRNRKKRT a OHL, Proprietor.. aprll -tlw

MIS CELL A NEOUS BOOKS Of e-r d:seripisi HYMN BOOKS TO SUIT ALL. I muii II O.S1 Hsska. Hella, ftTSJS. , stmS , sis Is bath schawl Hsxuaxxah. w Vhsal Bell, t. olden ( hains, t.oldexi Sihstaera. lilt er l.xxtet Slit erX'hlsair. Ot rwla. Escalalsriete. How a. ihs bua to call and keyoot mgX .....riMv (LtMRLAta.,

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