Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 3988, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1863 — Page 2

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Thf Oral c and H :nlrriunt. Tbt Fort WjriSntintfor recMilcUte, expreaa i fprbetJion iht th draft will t or!eri tnl enforce! In Iod.ant, t it w in Xw York, witl.out any notification whatever to tht public in advance. We !ern from oCicU! oorct that there, h Put yel been an onier reed re-1 for de,ft in tht State. If it Utruetha1 the number apportioned to Indian Ln Jer the prevent lety, I 21,420, tn lhat he 1 tob err!itel witb her eice. oo previous leview, of worne 17.PW, ereeuo nec'ty for the enforcerortit ol lb draft in th; Suu, for there, can be but lit tie duht that oor quou of 7.000 can I easily raiel Uy volunteering. And what apology can there re for a draft, in anj ivenft if tbi frceidrnt nl the War Department correct! Inform t"ka couotrj wbea thej Ute ttut tie preßtet force ia the ßeU are vervwW driving the enemy to the wall! But L this 4 it my j, if a draft fh juW bo or drr! In lixium, we hire e?ry cui.tirtae th it Ci, HaKia, tbe A-aistar.t 1'ruvost Marshal Gen eral for the 8uie, will bare it fairly, opeolj inj impartially conducted. We beliere him to be a gentleman of a nice aetise of honor and integrity, an l incapable of lending himself to any dishonorable or partisan eherne in the discharge of thia duty. The highest obligation of every citi ten ia obedience to law. The conscript act i a law of the ln-l, and while it remain u;on the utute book, Ike all other law, it mut be ob j el. ..While we beliere the Uwuncjual in aotne of iu provisions and contrary to tie spirit of the Constitution and our institutions, obedience to it ia f ir preferable than by forcible resistance to it to hare precipitated upon the country the eviU of mob, revolution, or anarchy. The Constitution provide a retires f all nnj-iat enaclmeata nd for iul adminhtratiu by i2too iu power. That remcly ia the Utllot Ui. To that nrbiter let the ar pe l be mi le, and we hare every confidence thit hq honest people will hurl from power the men whose i(n?ecilitj has well nih ruined the aoun Irr, and who luve proTcn therneWri incompetent to wisely or safely adminiter the Government. .asssaBWeBÄ" . Itrpnbllratn Tnrtir. , The KetiuMicau paper and the Republican leader hare but one idea nincc their advent ir.to power, and that ia party auccefo. Sinne the inauguration of Mr. Lixcolx, they lave exhibited ni-lit but intense partisan malignity and bigotry. The whole rower and resources of the (ov ernment have been pi a ceil at their disposal for the suppression of the rebellion, yet there never b been a tlay since March l.lGl , but they would hive Uken more satisfaction in exhibiting their hatred lowanl their political oponents and ma. Jijrnioj; their principle and motlre by the use of such terra a "traitors," "secessionist?," "cop perhea.l," "butternut."," Ac, than any triumph over the Hebel nrmies. To d.iy we believe they would rejoice more over the aubjn-itiott of the Democratic party than in subduing the Rebel State in hostile array against the Government. They preach iu favor of the abneg-ttiou of a 1 partie while th nation iä 8trulin for existence, but practically not a move is madeunlr it will tend to the perpetua tion of MIitical wer in their hand. Morgan's raid ha had one good effect, and that is to give the lie to all the charge against the Democratic party ot sympathy with the Hebels If the Democratic party had any purpose of taking Indian ont of the Union, or of establishing a North western Confederacy, r of uniting the N.rthwetcru Slate with the Southern Confederacy, the raid of Morgan would have pro duced a nucleus around which they could have gathered a nucleus for the accomplishment of tWe deii;tiii Vet Moau an, during hi propres throngh Indian v. found no sympathizer?, unless with toU-h prints a the Journal and abolitionist w ioare in favor of a tepuration of the State Notwithstanding the evidence which the Democracy gave while the enemy was within our border ot their patriotism and loyalty, the ill lang of "copperhead," "butternuts" and tnUoiWumes with increed virulence fioni the Republicans. Their hole object has been and is to ti'fce the Democracy into a f Ne position, but their utter failure to do so m kes them gnash the r te'h witb imtHtent nice. The cuntry that is n the keeping o" mh Ii a iie-t of corruption Can ciie.'t nothing el?e but tiuuble and disaster. Thf Addrr f Vnllmiailiniii. We pui.iish this morning the add res of Mr. Vllamguam, to the pip!e of O'.iio, ai-ceptiog t!te nomination lor. Uovr mur. X- iic can read tholudd ai.. uittdv sentiments f tbe distinguish d exile, o e'wjuent'y expre-.--o. without Jeeling ind ,n n: at the perpetrat r of the reat wrong. Mr. Valladiuuau ha been guilty ot' no crime aeaiu-t the (ioTernmenr, and his oulv offense was that Ii- judgment and conscience could not approve the policy of the Admi:.itrt ion. He mty iu this .have erred in julgment, but we l)C liev- him mre tru to the great principle of liberty and right, upon wk'h our retmMie in government i based, tiiati :e men wiu exiled him ttecause tbty had the power to do eo. Mr. Lin col said, "We are miking history," und the me i who now tnildiy rland up for the rights of 1 1 citizen, to secure which the fathers of the " Republic "pledged their live, their fortune, and thttr icred honors," will hive fame and a name hcu thoe who trampled thea un-'er foot will onlr lr reutciubered to be execrated. The Chicac Times, in ctmmentiiic npon the d!resof Mr. V.unwiiiHAJf, remarks: We print this niorniuc the nvmly, lofty, and iee!i:g addrevs ..f Mr. Vallaiuiicham to the peo fleol Oh.o. . Few will read it whe brows will S t nautle with indignation that ar. Atneric-m citizen, and h ait eminent sn-holar and iUtesiu.tu aial pitriot. guilty only of an excess of devotion to his ou:itrv, should thus be wronged. inu!ttd and outrage!. Few can read it without ll.e Hinging coj.H-iousnes that every Demcritic ci-izen is roncet. i isiillol and utracei in Mr. ValUrpi'-ham'a person. .Thw ngotal pnvreet ii.gs auiiot I. im. utterly unwarranted in law hi-. taniahinciit a bald, tueau. uialiciou uuiij tion the military urdtr uuJer which he w convicted ai.d ."entr.icfl has been drtil and spit U(ou by the whole Democracy of Ohio, aud is to day dead and deied. Mr. 1'ugh, in his ppevb betöre the' leinK-ratio S:te Convention at Co lumSus. detect it nnd pit upon it with ten time the contempt it htd been treted by Mr. ValUu ! d'ghnn. Mr I'iiijli is not arrestexl. None of the hundred other who have openly and boldlv tol . lowed Mr l'uh's examp'e are arrested Why doe Mr. Vadandiham etill putfer? Whit pt ty metuie.s or miliciou spite pUumliit's the cocuuued rt.ruit of i.im ? , ' Aiid the pur-uit of him Uocs not co:js;t ;ui jly iu hi cotau.msl UtMhrnor.t !iave al ready intormed the public .f the i;overi.nicrt inUrd.ct lad ii.xoi the t in). von to us by te'egrip! of h;s ai ln- to the people of Ohio. We hat e y et to iiiform the public that a goterntment interdict is lud upon all te'erat-bic ines'aaej from Mr. Y!laiidighara Message ficin h'm Ut hi wife are suppressed! Our reporter! whom we tent to Mr. ValUnMgham, when he' had been relumed the lelerspli tor the tranrnu ttn of Mr. Valiandigham' a ldr-. rewoited t ! the expresa, and that was dci.icd hitn! From the time that our reporter attempted u transmit the addreas by telegraph from HufTalo until be le t: Detroit for this citv, be was dogged by a goveri i aeot detective. Had be p;ced a copy of the ad j

dresa in the ot office for tranm'sin. no douM the mails would have leen riled bv oTuial au il.ritj! uvh. fellow citizer,., is something ( the r ec;t:oii of Mr. Va.lti!igh im b l-'-s t sr'i.an di .isty at Wah i.'i n Such is n th i of tlie e.pionc. Ut.iiwi! aa it is aU. m.u..bl. to whit h t.e ai.d every petvmor interest -onnected witii him, is 'ihjected I there an exaroje l.r it in mrdem history t - Do tt not rip th eiimax of all the follies and crime perpetrated by this Admiatftrition? 1 ' It 1 especially f'r the p-eople of Ohio to rent and punih these wron; and outrages It i es terltlly for the people of Ohio In this eae to r büke and repuNe thi tniiicious and hstnelcs psrtisin dvntf st Washington, and vnil.cate the'r own msnho,l at.d ügnity and overeitity If they shaM not do it. thee wilf leerve to live foreTer under the baet partisan dynattjthat has eer a:lictel the face of the- eirth

TntaLow Wtu's Orixio Thurlow Weed, in a recent letter, gives his opinion i to the inciting caa-e of the popular piej'idice against negroew. Hi word will bear republication : "There is a caue, howerer, for the hatred of the negro and the indignities to hieb Le U ubjectel, that should be remembered and reprobated. The daily and offensive obtrusions of the New York Tribune, with the too frcjnent and even more ofl'emdve oMrustoii ol Wendell Phil lips, feed and foster popular prejudice against the people of color." Mut Item. The present jKipulatiun of(oslien is 2,0 17 males. 1,I3); females. 1.001; colored r-crsons, 13. VotwitLetandlng ilio r, the males are up permont in (ioshen. The Goshen Time saya the crop promise well in that region. Corn and oat are in good condition, and the fruit will be quite plcuty. Say the New Albany Ledger: Wr regret that our information in reference to the surrender of three or four hundred home guard at Salem, by General Cravens, member of CotigrcM from this District, Joes that gentle man great injustice. The report is wholly without foundation. General OiTcns neither surrendered him-elf nor a hingle man of his command. Those captured at Salem were t;ikcn as regular prisoners, and not by uny formal capitula tion. We have conver-eil with u number of gentlemen who belonged to (ien. Cravens' command, and thy all aree in paying that no otlicer dis charged his duties in a more intelligent and feirle!s manner than he. Hi command followed the Rebel into Ohio, and only returned to their homes when ordered back by Gen. Burnide and Gov. Morton. So closely did it pursue the retreating enemy thit at Harrison, Ohio, it came no w ith them and gave them several round, the Rebel retiring rapidly and in confusion before Gm. Craven and his gallant men. Rut (ten. Cravens ia a Democrat, and therefore the Republican printi will attempt to damn him with taint praise. Quite a number of Morgan' men are scattered through IltriUou, Washington, Scott and other counties through which the commnml pas.sed in this State. These strngglers are for the moot pirt men who have broken dow n, or de serted from the enemy. Sjuad of them are be ing captured and brought to this city almost dai ly. For the most part they are ;i defi ml butdiity lookitig ?et of Rebels. New Albanv Ledger. Among the Brigadier General captured bv Gen. Grant at Vick.-burg was Franci A. Shoup, formerly ol Iudianaioli, .nd a son of the late Geo. G. Shoup, of Franklin county. Good Wheat. We have been tdiown pome head ot wheat raised on the farm of Mr. Deli vin, of this county, which arc ahead of anything we have yet seen. It is called the ' Rappihan nock wheat," and was distribnted Irom the Patent oflice a year or t wo ago. The kernels are very large, eich head containing from fifty to sixty grains. tort Wayne limes. Rifley Cocntt Dkmocbat. This is the name ot a new paper just started in Versailles It is published by John 11. Fay, and is conducted by En. I. Fkerih, editor, and L. D. Lelds, aso ci te editor. The Democrat present a neat me - ciiunical appearance, and its editorial are marked with ability, ami a just appreciation of the ci i.-i iu our national affair. The Democracy, and all true citizen of Ripley county should give thia en emprise a hearty support, for at no previous period in the hbtory of the country ha there been a greater necessity lor the di;eminaliou ul nound principles. Cuor in Rii'LKY Colntt The principal prt of the wheat crop iu this county will be harvest ed during the proent week, the general opinion is that the crop will be a lair average one; the gram is excellent. We have heard ome com plaiM of smut iu home field. The corn crop will be late but quite good from present appearance. In rue localities we heir of gool crop ol oats. but. as a general thing, the ciop will be light. Two week ago the prospect for gras was poor indeed, but the late rains hive inciea.ed the pro-pect lor a fair ciop tweniy-fivc per cent. Democrat. Hon. J. R. CoiFroth was the orator at the velebratiou ot the Fourth ot July by the citizen of Huntington. The oration was nu eloquent ciTort. We quote the lvlio-.ving extract: So now, the hour is, dark, very dark, for America and Constitutional Liberty. 1 his is our day of trial- the liettliUcw isgatnering unon our nation V Ln'. Despt sinke t!iem-eive und laugh wuh Miot ylee at our Uiscotnliturr, .tnu hail it as the dawn ol m i'i's eternal pohiie.il night. Ati'l oh, should our ?t.r go dow n h mi'i the ensiling of t ;i e tempest, the tn uirtitul voice ol luuideieo L herty would be beard above the storm, like the ciie ot the sorrowing sea biid wailing over the tomb ot the mighty dead Hut no, no, ilit not dipair. Ibo in f!td Stuid by i lie Constitution and the llig. The Uuion mu-t nut nay, cannot be destroyed; lor its affect ion are the hopes of the world. Cour age, courage Hope on, hope ever. The storm how! fierce, but don't give up the Ship ol State Swear with me this dav. t!. at, come w eal or come w.e, we will lind bv the Union witb the Consti tutioii unimpaired. Let us stnd as a wall ol fiie to guanl eich stir in our glorious banner let us I'orget our pat prejudices and b ttes, u l save the Govei nment in its purity save it bv fair and honorable adjustment of it ditliculties, if it can be save it by w r if it must be; but in every event, save it. "That which G.i hath joined together, let no mm pit asunder." Thk I.NOOMF. Tax Only two jerson in this Congieioul Distrift icpoit an income tax over ten thousand dollars Calvijc Flltcii.r, Sr., and J. A. CaoMLANp, toth of this city. 1 he Lafayette Journal in noticing the above t ) : We do not know bow many person in this (the 8th) District, pay a tax on an income ot over ten thousand liollars, but in this citv there are four individual who pay a tx considetatdy beyond tili 6UQ1, and their names, ahd the order in which they aie taxed. i as follows: John Iurdue, Adam Earl, W. H. Hatcher and James 5par. We are urpri.ed to tinI that the name of a dozen others ot" our wealthy citizen are uot in eluded in this lit. FuiTOS CotMTT The Democracy of Ful ton tiominttetl an e&ceUeot ticket at their recent convention as billows: Recorder, M do R SmiJi; Appniser. Win. MeMahan; Surveyor. Uai.ih Wslker; C otnruisioner. Th m4 Mere-lsth; Coroner. Caltb Mortgomery. The ticket will be elected by a large unjonty. What thk Rior Mea Many people pmfe to discover a deep siniticanve iti the riot. Some pee in it the plotting ot Southern emi-saries; other believe it to be the work of political omspif ators t various names .Many more are jii as trU.n tbev ee RotnaiiUm u!i kiole nJ torch, tb.rsling lor the blood of heretics. We are told by others that the original instigator have 6ed, but tliieve and r;fhin now 11 up the ranks in hpe of plunder. Reformers fee a war of the jsxr ag linst tho rich, betokening a great civil revolution. In truth, all these elements are generally ei gaged in such ri ts as this. Whtte the foundation? of order are beukeu up. ocietv become the prey to all kiuda of bad men. The corrupt clases. political and mort, seek to fur ther their own bie purposes by tsking advan Ugeof the prevailiiiij dworder. This i the explanation of euch a contrariety gf opinions. N. Y. Journal of Commerce

From th l.üSt'.o (!. T ) Coertr. II ts CT. I. V 1 1 nrtcl lg tin m'w dl r f I ttir I'rnplr of Olito r Arcepl the ' "loiiilnntlon lavr (rinor und le' i

fine Ilia loitlon. Niauasa Fall. Caiah W.T.f July 15. led ArreU-d and conCned for three weeks in ths United fctntew, a prisoner of Sute; bsnbed then to the Confederate States, anJ there held as an alien enemy and prisoner ol war, though oo parole, fairly and honorably dealt with and ivro leave to depart, au art poas'Me only ty runnit g Uie blockade at the hazird of U ing tre-1 u;on bv hips UjiTg the l'gof my own country. I found inyielt hrt a btuv:i when on British soil. Aud to dsy, under the protection of the Briu-b flag. I am her) to er joy and in part to exetci-e the privi eges and right which usuijers in.lent It deny me at home The ehallow contriv ance of the weik depot at Washington, and their advisers, has been defcatei. Nay.it his been torne! against them; and I, who for two years was maligned a iu pet-ret league with the Confederate, having refused heu in their midft, under cirtumntancea the mot favorable, either to identifv mvpell with their caus or even t-o much a to remain, preferring rather exile in a foreign lind, return now with allegiance to my own State and Government, unbroken in word, thought or deed, and with every declaration and pledge to you while at home, and before I was stolen away, made good in spirit and to the very letter. Six weeks ago, when just going into banish ment, because an audsciou and most cowardly despotism caused it, 1 ddrc.ed vou a a fellow ceiizen. To day, and from the very place eelect'jd by me, but alter wearvsome and most perilous journeying for more than four thousand miles by land and upon the sea; ptill an exile, though almost in sight of mv native State, I greet vuu as your Represent it ive. Grateful ccr tainly I am, for the confidence in my integrity arid patrioti.-m, imt.lied by the unanimjus horn inatioti ikj candidate for Governor of Ohio, which you gave me while I was yet in the Confederate Slate. It was nut misplaced; itsliill never be abided. Rut this is the last of all considerations in time like tluse. I k no sympathy lor the pvrsonil wrong. No; it is the cause of constilu tional liherty and private right cruelly oufrsged bevond example in a free country, ly the Presi dent and his servants, which give publie Mgnifi cancy to the action of your convention. Yours w as, indeed, an net of justice to a citizen who, for hi devotion to the rights of the State and the liberties of the people, had been marked for destruction by the hand of arbitrary power. Rut it wa much more. It was an example of cour age worthy of the heroic ages of the world; and it was a ppectacle and a rebuke to the usurping tvrant who, having broken up the Union, would now strike down the Constitution, Mihveitvour Government and c-dablish a formal and pio claimed depotism in its stead. You are the re Ftorers and deleuders ot conMitutionsl liberty, and by that proud title history will mlute you I congratulate jou upon your nominations. They whom you have placed upon the ticket with me are gentlemen of character, ability , integrity and tried fidelity to the Constitution, the Union, and to liberty. Their moral and political cour age aqntlity always rare, and now the mo.-t valuable of public virtues is beyond (piestioii. Every way. all these were nomination tit to be made And even jealousy, I am sure, will now be bushed, if I especially rejoice with you in the nomination of Mr I'ugh as vour candidate for Lieutenant Governor and President of the Seu ate A scholar and a gentleman, a soldier in a foreign war. and alvvavs a patriot; eminent as a lawyer, and distinguished as an orator and ptateslu t n , I hail hi accept ance as an omen of the re turn of the better and more virtuous day of the Republic. I indorse your noble platform elegant inptyle: admirable in sentiment. You present the true issue, and commit vourself to the grevt mission just now of the Democratic party to restore and make pure first the right and liberties de clared jour by jour constitutions. It is iu vain to invite the State and people of the South to return to a Uuion without a Constitution, and dishonored and polluted by repeated aud most aggravated exaction of tyrannic power. It is b tse iu yourselves and treasonable to your posterity, to surrender these liberties and rights to the creatures whom your own breath created and can destroy. Shall there be free speech, a free pre-, peaceable assemblages of the peo pie and a free ballot any longer in Ohio ? Shall the people hereafter, ashitheito, have the right to di-cus and condemn the prii ciple and policy of the party the ministry the men, who, for the time, conduct the Government to demand of their public servants a reckoning of their stewardship, and to p'ace other men and another partv in power at their supremo w ill and pleasure? Shall order Thirty eight or the Constitution be the supreme law- of the laud? And shall the citizen any more be arrested by an armed soldiery at midnight, dragged from wife and child and home, to a military prison; thence to a mock military trial; thence condemned and then banished a a felon for the exercise of his rights? Tin is the issue; and nobly you have met it. It is the very question of free, popular government itself. It i the whole question: upon the one side, liberty; on the other, despot ism. The President, as the recognized head of his party, accepts the issue. Whatever he wills, that is law. Cons; tutions, State and Federal, arenothing; acts of legislation ivthing: the Judiciary less thin nothing. In time of war there is but one will supreme hi will; but one law milittry necessity, and he the sole judge. Mill tary orders suj rr-ede the CouMituiion. and mili t try commissions U'Urp the place of the ordinary courts of justice in the land. Nor are these mere idle claims. For two year and mere, by arms, they have h'eii enforced. It was the mission of tho weak but presumptuous Hurnside a name infamous forever in the car of all lovers of cou sritutional liberty to try the experiment iu Ohio aided by a Judge whom I name not, because he ha brought the most loul di honor upon the judiciary of my country. In your h inds now , men of Oluo, is ttie tin tl i-s ie ot the exwitnent. The pirty of the A Im t.istritiori h ive accepted it. Hy pie lg:ng support to the Pre-i'ienl, tiiey have ju-tmed li s outrages upon l.berty :id the Constitution; fmd whoever git es h:s vote to t he candidates of his p i ty , commits himelf to every act of violence and wrong on the pait of the Administration which he upholds; and thus, by the law of retaliation, whuh is the liw- ot m:g'it. would forfeit his own right to libcity, personal and poiiricil, whetispver o'her men and ai.othtr pntv g'nll hold the power. Mik-1: more d i the candidates themselves. Suf ter them not. I entieat you, to evade the issue; aid b ll.e judgment of the jeotlt- we wiil :.bidr Ai d now. finally, let me a.-k. wh.it is the. pte text for all the monstrous acts und claims of i;r bitrary power winch vou hive s nooU de nouiieed? "Military neces-ity!" Rut i , indeed. id t!tee be dein u.ded ov military nece-sitv, then, believe me, your li:eities air gone, ami tyranny is pen ettial. For. if th a civil war is to terminate only Ov the subjugation of the South to f rce and arms, the inf int of to day w ill not live to sec the end of it. No, in n ther wav onlv can it be brought to a cioc Traveling a thousand m les and m re. through nearly one hilt of the Confederate Sates, and so journing lr a time at widely diiferent points, I met not one mm, woman, or child, who was not resohed to perish rather than ie d 1 1 the pressie of arms, even in the most deerate extremity. And whatever m iv and mut fe the v m mg foittii.es of the w r, in all which I reoni the hand of Providence pointing i-ii'v to il e iiltim tte iue of thiieit trial of the State and people of Americi. they are I ef ter pi epa red now everv way to make good their inexorable purpose, than at auy period since the tieginni:ig ot t::e sfiuggle '1 he?e may indeed be unwelcome truth.; but they are adJieed only to cndid ul Lonert men. Nei:her, how ever, let me add. d d i meet any one, whatever h:s opinion or i station, politic I or private, who d d not declsre hi readiness, tchen the vir hall htitr erutd and inradtnj urmut teen trithdratcn, to con der iiiul i!i-u-stl.e queion of reunion. At.d wbo!iA'liioub' t'te Usueof the argument? 1 re urn, thereN re, with mv opinions and ccuvicttons a to war or peac-, and my faith as to final rei.lts from sound policy and wis tstesmsn:p, m t only unchtngel, hut confirmed and treugthe..ed And nuv the G.d of t.e.iveti and ertb so rule tlo hearts an l mm is of Americans eertwr.ee.tLat with a Contituuon nMiutsmeil, I'u'vn r store 1 -'nl Liberty l ei oef rth mule eenre, Kiid grander and nobler destiny shall )kI be ours, Iwan that even which blesed our fathers in the first tw o age of the Republic C. L. Vallam 1UI1AM. WSumi idea of tie rollen weil'h tf Colo rado Territory tnav be game I irxui the fct tb.it 1 a a " m'. . l a" i a n.ngie claim oi seventy ier; m cipa-nr oi pro ducin'. with the improved machit.erv n w "n I ue, nearly ball a million dollar wrtb of gold per annum.

Thf .n od u a Operandi of the Ilrnft. The following whK-h has just ,een received frim the conscription bureau, desrrile the eiAtt

lurm ai d m u ner of rnvkiog the draft IVWIM IIIC MI 'VI i , "a Di rAavniT, ) ul General' Office. f. D. C. July y, lt63.) War Di farthest, Provost Marsha Waani.NGTosr Qrcuiar So. 41. IJisTavCTtOa KELATITC TO MAIIJtO TOf rAfT. I. Provoit Msrshvla will cause the name ol each person of the first c!v enrolled, to t written on a card as soon as the enrollment lists are completed. Tbe-e cards must be uniform in size, shape and Color. II The card are then to be assorted by sub districts, verged by compirison with the enrollment li.-ts, ar.d flared in an envelope msrked with the iiumfer of the sub district and the nura ber of card c nlaine l in it, and sealed. III. After all the sub districts have been thus prepared, all the envelopes will be put in one, and sealed np and put away until the dsy of the draft IV. On the day of the dralt the Rovrd of I'.nrollmcr.t will open the envelop in presence of any who choose to attend, and ttke the envelop con taining the cards of the firit sub district. Thee cards will 1) counted as they are placed in the b x. and must agree with th number on the enve'op. The Ikjx sh uM t atout one foot wide, tme loot deep, and one and a half long, with a lid securely fastened on, and a hole in the lid large enough to admit a man's haud. V. This being oone, the Commisiot rr will announce that the dr aft for the first sub district of such district of such State, for ao many men, will commence. VI. The Provost Marshal, or some trusty person selected by him, will then I e blindfolded, and driw from the fox a single card, which he will hand to the Commissioner, who will read aloud the name on it. Tho clerk will immediate! v enter this name on lit previously pte pared, opposite No. I. Thu the draft will con tinue until the required number of names are drawn, when the carls remaining in the box will be taken out and counted, so as to verify the whole number originally put in. VII. (reit care must betaken to enter the name on the roll exactly iu the order in which thev are drawn. VIII. The remaining sub districts will be pro cecded with in like manner. IX. A soon a practicable, persons drafted will be notified. Jak R Far, Provost Marshal General. Wimt Halli.ck I (i od For Wendell Phillips, iu his oration on the Fourth of July, declared that Ilalieck hid nothing to command him to the Government but his 'hatred of Mc Clel'an " DIED. DKariKK-Io South I en.!, Iruliana. Thnrsdar, July 17, 1S63, kd.lie, infant orof V. 11. snt Sarah C. 'Drapier. DRY GOODS. o zn rH zn. zn 525 O o A 0 Pi Jo Eh CO o O Pm O CO Ul W W PH - So io 30 5 z ww aw Ci3 U N n R i n X a n awai im 4. M zn ts W pq -a EH zn (N3 m M 4 w o M ü o zn zn S ' 10 4 s U t 9. tt A i, mm w r u h Mal wm n A V o n A f pq s w 1 ! 47 DRY CQODS. S1M-CIAL SALK OF DRY GOODS rem 30 DAYS'. Now Commenced at No. 33 West! Washington St. ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWN! Groat I mlitcciiiciit OlIVrcMi! DECIDED BARGAINS TO 6E GIVEN. Thf.se who bny Prj Gools for ra h w;E da well r.ct to a:!ktake the btuse. l:iqu re fr, at-d mi's out. And savt tberely from CS to 30 per cent. R.-rrrmer t i tl e o'dy Iy Gods Store btwe Charkry ilsjer aud tLs Palxer IUue, south aide. 5,000 IIOOI' KlillllS, IVUwlesale at Ntw Tork prices. QjC'isiniry oierchtnts are inrtted In tall. LT NC if A KF.ANtr, Proprietor., Jj -1 33 Het Wash nton rt. NOTICE. UAVIMi PUKCH VSK.l) OP CIO. W.HAWES THK enir l'Xk it at N. 3 Nr.h illinois street, 1 s'.i au:h r ted tv i'üfci aii ti.! ou tbe late firm -f J 'n d t Co and wui pay the utdetrdne aaid &rai. J. VTAKUNU. JalyHllw

COMMISSION.

ft.nVAKI) A. MMOTJH, Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Of all kinds hoofrbt and sold. Js mm M - Jl m. SALT, WATER L1MC, PLSTEIJ,&c. lniAMI'OLIS, lD. WaTThue at ths Jooctl -u ef Alabama treet ar.d Vir rriaenue, nearly opposite tbt Illfr.taii Fn-ifht lpt. Tb ruWriWr wjlJ at a'l l!we pay ibr highest fnc fir Whau lb.e having heat to sf 11 w al l d i wHi to rivf Lim a call bfor t-lhoi ebewbera. iack furnished wben wsatrd. The Vrry Uvst I amilt Flour MADE OP WHITE WHEAT, Con-tantly n band, ar.d tor at the new Warehouse, Junclion of Alabama street and ViriUs avenue Hour delivered in any part of tbc c.ty, free of cbarc. Jr-0-13m K A. L1SCÜMB. JOHN Jl. HU'lHKS WM. ROCKKFELLEB. HUGHES & ROCKEFELLER, (Successors to Hugbet Lester), FORWARDING & COMMISSION MER C HANTS, And Draleri In GRAIN, KIXUR, TROVISIONS, HTDKAUIJC CK ME XT, I'LASTKK, LKK FISH, 1K Tki L1.UM OIL, CtiAUSK. FIXK AND DAIKY SALT, IN'os. 192 1 Ac 23 Itlvrrkt.und on Jtock, Pr' dure of all kind bnifrht and sold on Commission Liberal ci t-U advanc- m!' on C mitiinipnts. KrKnr.c rs liei-rin Toue-, President of Indianapolis Praiii li I'.ank; Fl tch-r & Sharer, Bankers, Indiiinanolis; S. A. H"tcljer. Hanker, ludianspoli-; J. W. Iturson, Cashier, Muncie, ind ana. Jv0-d3m MEDICAL. E)K. JOll BU M 4 COMF1 )UXI) CEDKOX HITTERS The Latest and Host Irr-portant DiKorery of tht XiiK-teeiith Century. (-TO MAN'S XAMK IS MOHE 1NT1MATELT COXJl nort.d wiih tbe history of the M;neria Medica of tbe United States, o mure favorably known as a pi.iner in uiodical discovery, than that of JOHN HULL, of Louii 1, Ky. His inimitable preparation of SarapahIIa has h-tiir Hno'1 at the bead of the varioui compound! of that valuable drutf. His compound Pectoral of Wild Cherry h become a hou-tb- l! word throush'ut the West and South; and hi Worm L it-iiuen, in le.s th-n a jear after their introduction, attained a reputation as w n!csprrad a-the continent of North nierica. But the crowning Klory o his life tcioj ns to be afain'-d in his latest Discovery, or r ither combjnat.-on, for hi- does Lot cl m to have been the dioovTer of CT.DKOX. hieb is the bai of tb! I'.itter mm- tit red to the pnblir. That honor betoni to the native inhabitants oi Central America, to whom i's virtues hive been known for more than two hundred years Armed with it, h Indian bids defiance to the most le-idly m.I iria. aM bandle without f-ar the niot venomou trjient. It is a belief w th them thst while there is breath li ft in the b dy th Cedron U potent to cure, no matter w ba; ti e dea-e may be. While Dr. Hull in not prepared to indorse thin extravagant preten-ion, he is ru-verthi l- s.itlfied from a thorough examination of the evidence relating to its virtues, that, a a r medy and preventive for all diseases arising from exposure cither to rhsne. of weather and climate or to the miasmatic infliu uce, 5t Ftands without a rival, and justly deserves the reputation it has to long enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies. In Jl TaT f JL- M2 JL- w JC sX and its attt-ndar.t train of symptom?, it acts tunre like charm th in a medicine. There is notbinfr in the whole rang- of the M merit Medica that can fr a moment bear a comparison w ith it in this disease. A full account i this wonderful plant may be found in thV eleventh edi'ion of the U. S. D.kpemsatory, pares 1387 ai.d lass. A series of experiments, in which Dr. B-iII has been for years encased, has just been broueht to a successful tenainsiion, snd h- is now enabled to offer to the public a combination of Cedron with other improved tome, tbe whole prorrn-d in the bet quality of copper-distilled Itourhon whi-k, whicli Le is continent has no equal in the world. He miht furi.i-h a volume of certificites, but the public have kriif iuce learned to estimate euch thing at tb ir true value. ILesafe-t phut is for every one to teot for him-lf the virtues of a new medicine. Give the CEDRON BITTERS one trial, and you w;ll nevtr use any others. It is not neie.ary to publish a Ions list cf diseases for wiiich the Cedron Bitters are a p- cific. In all dieae of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS, or LIVr.K; 1 1 all affections of the BU IX depending upon derangsmnt of the Stomach or Bowel-; In GOUT. MII UMATISM and XEUKALGIA; And in Kr.VEK AM) AGUE; It I- defined to iperede all other remedies. It not only eure all th dl- but tt prevei;ts th m. A wine K!a rull of the Hitters tak-n an lioir before e.xh mal will obvii-e tho ill elfect of the mud tin hslth (lim-ite and kt en tbe person taking it against di.- a' ui:!er tlie most tr3"itijj exposure. Sold by DruL'is'k ai d Or-c- r- rn-rally. Dr. JOHN HULL'S Principal Othce, Tifth street, Louis ville, Ky. j2 d3m COOICS, &c. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Anotht-r new arrival at L0WEX, STEWART A CO. 'S. GOLD PENS, A new and i-pcodid a.-xTtmcnt at BOW EX, STEWART t CO.'S. Family IIirls, I S iti ii Hooks, 'rsiyt-r Hook;, At., At tyrw.2w FfnvKN, TEW.nT& CO.'S. fsOTICE. INCOME TAX. VLL PERSONS ASSESSED Ft It INCOME TAX WILL taVe notice that tbe ame was due and p-ivable on : thc3'thdy of J-ine. and mut te paid within 30 days i afier that date, or by the :0th av of Julv, lHU. THEO. P. ilAUGHF.T, Jyjoll Collector t-th District Indiioa. TAKEN UP. f II AKEN" UP RY THF. SUBSCKIRER, L l EliliT 1 towni.ip, 4 miles south, on 'h Thr-e-noteh r.ad. on July 16 h. a red-spotted Ct)W, about yar old, and a calf It ber fide about 4 wveksold. c;iai:les bep.xneu. AUCTION NOTICE. Important and Peremptory Weekly Trade Sales of ! jE3E 17 S9 j I the riTV or niionKLV.it ! Cvmmencii'j 01 Thurtdtiy, July 1G. and Ending D'crmler 17, ItG3. ! j.?in ii. ri.Evricr, mTniJ- SFLLBT AUCTION, AT HU WAREHOUSE, corner of Rsjiu-iod and Wi;louzhly treetf' Rrooklja. L. I , on every TLurlny dunu the seaon) the hure proatiu tin ol his rtanufactwry, cvmoiebriCK JjIv IS, 1sS3. at 11 o'clock, when te will cfTera full lme i-fFur ar.d ocl Hai, of every descriptive, la lots to suit pcrct.a-er. In taliiu; the attention f the trade to the above an tounc nen, the und- ri'.ed U'-i to sUt- that In the sales fwr this ecn the am principles that L ve characeriied trifle oftb pat will b strietly oherve1. They wiU tot only eoibrace LU entire pro-lact:on, but tho of other manufacturers of well kcuwn repntatior.; H as e surirg to eaoh a varied and complete a.inuent of stj let I iisptM to tne on I orders be r-xrived from tho not able to atierid ' a:i'l will m r.i.eu u-ucionly j Th list- will be prepared fr Inspection by Catalogue- ; on the mvirrX'tt f tae sale. ' The eute oJericr will le sold wi!L jut reserve ! jAMWÄU.PUENriCK.Auctioceer. BaooRiiji, Jul 1, LSJ. Conaifsneata of Hats, Hatters' Trimmings aud itraw Coda are icttd; aa4 wUi 6 mjUX m XavotaU terms. JaljU-Ut4

SUNDRIES.

IOU SALI-: 500 im. Glas, Fruit Jr; 1,000 (;roCorkf.allizcs 1,000 lbs. St'aliu? Wax; S00 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, uzes and ules 50 bbk CoaI OH; 10 bLI.s. IJonzino; . 20 bb!.. Linked Oil: 20 bbl.. I-arU Oil; 50 bbl. Lubricating Oil; 50 bbl.. Whiting; 500 oz. Quinine; 50 oz.' Sulphate Morphia; 10 bales Terra tTapooica; lOcasca Ma?s Liquorice, pure, for Tobacconist; 10 cases Stick Liquoric?; 10 bales Sjxinjrfs qualitr various; StX boxes (ilass, all mcs; 500 palls. lvt India Castor Oil; 8 tuns White Lead, in Oil; A bbl. Spl. Turpentine; 22 bbls. Varnisli; 16 bbls. Alcoliol: 472 lb, (iura Shellac; 45 bbls. OM Uve and Whoat )1ii.vkv; 10 doz. Ob! Inlon DkL Gin; 40 doz. London Tortcr; 40 doz. Scotch .Vic; C) STHWAKT .V moilGAi, "WHOLES A 1.K ni:lT,C,!!T!, iji o. sU!at Trahin,.;ton Street. FOR SALE, A STOCK OT CaOODS FOIC SALE. A 5T0CK0rr.0tHS.f0XSlSTIXß OF DP.T C.WDS, (Jrorerli-, llais. Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Qureuwre, Nations, Ac. in a thriving tillage Dear Indianapoli, and in a pr,H,d fanning country. Any one wishing t locate in a irwd and lucrative hoslnes can du so by calling al uiy otlice. No. 3 We-t Washington sfet. JACOB fcLDUlliGE. Jul2 -d2w CLAIM ACENCY, McKERNANS, PIERCE & CO., CTUORIZ(I AUKXTS Hilt TU COLLECTION OF SOLDIER'S CLAIMS, WILL COLLECT -OFFICERS' AXI) SOIIERS Pensions, IVunties, Back Pay, Pay for Extra luty, snd Pay ir Ilores st while in the service, 4c, and will colli ct Claims at Wahinsrtnn City. Omca No 33 West Wat-biiiton ftreet, (net door east of Palmer House,) Indunspolis, Ind. Box 1004, en close a stump. Major Walker and D. S McKernan have an office !n Nahville. Tennessee. J. II McKKkNAN, I W'ixsLOW S. P1EKCE, I). S. lit KEKNAN, I Maj. J. D. WALKER, Late 2-1 Ind. Cavalrv. Kckkk:ck (Jov. Morton, Adjt- Utn. Nolue, den Love, Jade Perkins, IndianapoliF. Jutie30-dlf CROCERIES. i ii i ii i: g n v i: mi s, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &G., Füll SALE BT No. 9 West Washington St. 50 BARRELS X.O. SUGAR. AND TWENTY-FIVE hairs Prime Rio Coffee, In tore and for sale low hy SAWYER WILLIAMS, So.9 West Washington i-treet. Olafa BOXES KENT'S CELEBRATED EAST INDIA rwU Coffee, the best (i round Coflee in usa. Call and eisniii.e it at SA WYEU k WILLIAMS', No 9 West Wai-Luirtou fctreet. 50 KITSXOS. 1 AND 2 "MACKEREL, EXPRESSLY lor family ue, Ju-.t arriving at SAW YMt WILLIAMS', No. 9 H.t Washington M. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EXTRA FINE TEAS 13k. ouiijj Hyson, Imperial, fiunpowder ik1 Black neiected wuh jcreal cure, and for sale low at SAWYER A WILLI VMS', No. 9 We-t Washington t. rt"Nl'S.l:NI DS EXTRA BOIL. D f . 1 1 3 J aud Browuvd Kje CotUe. the lst in use. C-i'l aud get Lome. Put uo in small packages to uit the trade. SAWYER WILLIAMS, No. 9 We.t Washington st. VLS ) A LARGE STOCK OF EVERY YAKIKTT OF Staple snl Fancy Groctrie. Tob'cco, Cigars, WHl-nand WitP.w are, Whit- Fish. Msckrrel. Salmon, Trout. Canned Frui s, jellies, lcklc. Spiced Oyster, Ac, Ac. Groceries m Id rlieaa-r than aov Louse in the citynt SAWYER A WII.IJAMS', JuneliU No. 9 We-t Washington rt. MEDICAL. mi tiu: r,vii, i tiij: hid. FRAOTICAL ACCOUCHER. -tYILI.NTHA TTnE AMERICAN DISPENSARY WE TREAT PI . a new method, and with th bspnjest retult. ProCtlun VUri, (falling f the womH, Cttcr,Uün llrrr"tn, Lw A- rrhe i, Utes,) (' t'sry arxt all -ther d:s eas to which the Am icon is so praliari! list le. Send trt-e doila-s and rece-ve hy express one oi the Doctor's J'rm il Syringtn. Thi instn.mcnt should used by every woman In the Und, fo- the ptirp of cieiHlinrm,C'mr(rt htihh, .-.. Kent f ree m recept of tamp. a copy of nut I"riva'e littet to Married Indies on health, iTt. lh IirUr's vrL-t.rTttd Frimi!, J'tlU, fresh from the Dipernry. are rery Q-d in eimple dii-ea-, irregnli'itie., d-c. ' lYicc 11. s r.t by mail. At the Airir,tH l;pt - Tn we Uo treat, teilAout mtrrury, and i'h never fajUr; tncres. Venri,tl, or what the quarks call j r '.v itr or cref dlsaes; .sai7 in s!l its tszs. Gonorrhea, Gleet. Strictu'e. Hydrocele, f'ircocel, Yari-ncfl. CarMc i, 5ernitrLa. Seminal Weakness, Nocturral EniN-jous, Sexual It ;1 tv, Irapotency, rid efff-eis ,f elf-sSu. The l.st i are tretd ofin a "prlTate l'ter," which we send free on receipt of ftanp. Ibeexpernce ct tbe Sarxeon in charge of thisdepartibent H aoine f tie test Huepiula in Europe and in New Yrk C.ty. er.bles Mm to treat patient acieEtiflcaland re.tore them speedily. rhos Iivirj at a di-tance cn com,n'ir,!ctf hy letter a'-d be treat, d at their homes. In urgent cae snd or ? 1" and receive rie iefnes. Coiisu!taro , ee and cf.I'ntiil. RooTti No. J4-,' Ea.t Wa-hinoD S'reet, ludiänapolis. P. o. Boi 1264. a:r9.dlj-w1lt.lam WANTED. A SMALL FARM WANTED. TIITOITRCaASE A SMALL FARM OrTniim, Forty or Fifty Acres with pretty gcd tmproven.ents, and hrj!d like to have conretiient to a station q eT.ru RAilroai leading from Indlanat-oiit. Any on hav. ing snrh a pl for sale w.ll plrase addre. ire at Indl auapolis, gin f .11 deript.on, wi'h 'ott rab ric. Jur.e:-ww - J. II. OG1.BSBT. PnOFEG0IOf4AL. Dr. JOHN M. DUNLAP, OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERYICIS TO TEX ciUten of Indianapolis and viclolty. v'tr.ce tn VtcOaat'a Block, Kentwcky Aveuaa. Jctel3-dl

FOUNDniEG

si. Tili: HOOSli je STATK FOI'MIIIV ANDjiTOVE WORKS. nxrixc. covrmiu our Tonrmr. ark nw pr-paed rec v sa4 sa;fttsri;T esecota tücs for tores ad cm r..t crt.rl y. 7 aeal panner has Jut marrjed frta the Tst, wfcer he ta procured the r.nst detralW ao4 perf tfrrn. fnf fork sn-t psrltsr twtertntrodud ir.un.S. market. W ! dally invite ih attentk rVele steve 4a3rs t thi be aoch of or t-.nes. with a rnst taal tey wtU Kivr u a call. iur(herwark wltj embrace irr frorta asd c-luttin. ( hth we lire to make a pmnitrt rture in ur mai.farttr,) ra.lit.K and rn.'.l rii'irp, ncr rnill and kettle, hoo.e werk, K-h as wnuist. r. mdow f p. Usnd hoilware, in fsrtevervtktgfelSc4 tn aa iron furwtry. W e respectfully sthit patriot, and only prvte nhsl can well aud prQilly pr form. OtTee nd F.Kindry. IM osjth tVlum are rtreet. a .'Mn115 lkd:anapo!it and Cnrinrati and Indiana Central t rrigbt LVpot, lud acap .!; IbdUra, nyia- cox, ijtn:n rrt K. DRY GOODS. u s Ji o o Pi p H Pi A b 0 b 0 'Jl 3 c . :; a u: v, a m. C V. I. H I b to W s CO 0 - f7-;r-JS 9 ü i 1 'f- 3 . Zi Ui ' -2 y - J- -": e- , . C t; - - -:-' z r- r. c - w B O sv 13 e 5 o " Eh - in nr. s ATTORNEYS. CHA$i. XV. STA, Attorney at Law NO. 6 TEMPERANCE II ALL, mchl?-63-dly Indianapolis.! rtdiana. ATTORNEY JOSEPH LEWIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE ON SECOND FLHJE HUBBARD'S Pl.OCK, turner Washington and Meridian Streets, rentmne frotn Meridian Strrcf.) Indiinapo!), lud. He ill fs th fully and promptly stter-d to all legal tnir.ess entrute4 to l.im. t- kpecial attetiUoti civrn to collection. He ref rv to thehusiitesa neu of lnd-.anapo'is genera. ly. my9-dtm MEDICAL. Or. IjiiflliimN SH'ci!ic, roa THr rrac or Gonorrhoea, Gleets, Whites Strictures a! co.tiii,ait r inn okga.hü op gi:m:ic atio.. t I1HE (ionorrhcra, or cocuuioiily called Clip, ts a dis 1 gustin,; rualadv, and I too e!l kntwn toreq'iir any explanation; it i eay to Ik-got, but it 1 difScult t get clear of. It is a companion Wist few a1mire; tt per vades all classes id" sie'y 1k.1, male and female, mk acd poor, both raarriedand sirgle. Although sotrouhle ome in Um If. so distrekinr and ometitne fatal, it Is a dias-ase. the treatment f wLirL, ha generally l-eea worse t luti the dieae its 5f. The roinmon fa.hloDaMt treatment is lirt to deprive yom.f all has!nef; then comes a course of strvatio:i livit.g on bread and tea, water grv.e. or some Uni of sl-.p; you mustt hen he ded, cupped or 1 "ached, co'nlined with naica:ii!g medicines, inj-ction. Iti" n. oit.tmer.ts, and warm foment aii .na. Every few days the medicine- are charred; and after stinie tnonth' treatinei.t in this way, which thefatint nearswith crest f'rtnu'. r.-r f-ar ( exj oare:l,e is dis. chargod. Mrdiss-hargrsli.mst if, with ac irrltal.W uretor, a swelled testicle, an enlsrr went of the prostrate gl and a osr a lieaseof ihr tieck of tle Ij'iadder. ThisperiSe, which arts like a charm, witb a few do.es on t'0e diseases, and is.puite pleasant to take, and which has cured lhou,nU mi New York. FLiladalphia, iUltinioreand many of the Southern c it ie. u a certain and effectual reruedy.tbat m.kes a rapid and perrnanent cure, without regard to diet, drink or r xertUe, except wrest Up-, JumouiK or over-Mraminr. This remetty n. equaled by a-ythingyet öiscr.vered forth cure o' rho difM-.se j. It t -xtract-d ffm one own plart, and 1 prr fectlj sf . a It is pcrelr vepe'al e t corta:r no mer. cury, so tl.stjoucan exp..e yourself to all kii! of weather, witbovt the Jca.l daneer from tbe nxtikrib. And if you are careful in wrapping Bp your pa-te, yo will have no ts-te or neil fi '-t.i it. s that 'u are not deprived from going iti'0C'rripary, or beicg detected hr nearest trien!. This I no quack ne Mein. . but a remedy discovered and nse1 with inimeiire Syrers by a rrulr t.h vtician and corfi'tentlv 'OommeTKleti to the it'if-'riur.:e. CsLTION No-ie i ,-enini e m itboi.t the slrnatnreef tie proprietor, W. F. Dsvhlson. sr-.i.d the box. All tn. fringvtnent. of trate mirkwill be prosecut d m itt th utniortrigor fthe law. W. K. DAVfSON.io!e Pr-prlMor. dr.CiDTiati.Ohlo. Sold by Ih-uggutiigeterally. Jan2-iu is HATS, CAPS. &C. 180. 1SC3. niTS, CAPS, k STRAW GOODS, axcirajv tr ar "W HOLER ALE. TTrron.D rf'ti-ctfuli.t ixvrrK the attvx tion of Country Jlerrhsnta to their n-w and srlea. did stock ff Wot, Cas.imrre. fur, Iw-aver and Sjlfc lUts together with every tjleof Bos' and Ver,' Cp. Al-o a fine lot f Indies". Hi sses ard Cht'dreD' Hats for 5ctn m-r, w-th Islm H.?, Shakee Hoo4, Silk and Cottoa CmhrelTas and Parsx ls, of wbKh have h-en V,urht Ith especial refertnee to the wacta cf the Country Trad?, and will te ol.l exclusively at wholesale as lew a they can b! bought ia arv W'eMeru market. Call ao4 'e. IONALTiSUN k CAFR, 71 West Waslittgt' street, iDdiarup lis, Ind. re2-e33m. BOOKS. TnE VALUXDIGIIAM TRUL. TXJSX PUBLISH l-:i, ' The (Wcial Beport of tte Trial af Hon. C. L. VAXLANDIGHAU. rsONTAl.MNC.ttDKK 50 s ALL TUE EVlIUtSC. argutnei a v. hum- k. i 14s, A. r.i erry and Flamen nail, ti e cWi. o ef Jvdga Leavirt, and th finding and sentence of the Court. W'.rerr lawyer "U atatwa Copy. i:rr r-litlcln want-aCwpr. r.rcry Citizen wlild hmj tni read It. Bowcn, Stewart 6 Co. Julylliw