Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 3994, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1863 — Page 3

aviLYNmL T HÜ KS DA Y V OK N I NO , J ULY 30 1 - CITY AfiD STATE ITEMS. Evoüttxm Wajitko. Want), an engineer, to take tberpe of a small rtjpt. at night. Apo'j l tiiii offict. j)25 lC.

r2rB:gir, in the beat boon ans1 hoa Bitoulac'.ured in tht order at Jone, Vinrmlce & Co . 23 c2w Moic N'otic There will be a -iaI meeting of Outer Lo-Ifc N" 23, thie ThuraJaj eteiib!; at, o'clock, fur work. Cua Fim. Secretary. t57Mr Jam? Polmer, an ext?t..ire wholeim! druirsit of Philadelr hN. ia on brief nit to hi friend in thi city. Mr 1. couM eaile rae a legion in Indian, if commissione! by the Oj. erncr. Ptaaoxai. J. W. Hill, the accomUfbel yoang clor. has returned to our city, und will, to the sreudelk'ht of hi ra-uiy friends here. Lo'd forth at the Metropolit! the emuinj: eeaoo. We are plcuel to leirn th4t hi eujracrment ; Chicago wa moat aucccselul and gratifyio;; to all coucerncd. Another lot of Morgan' men hare armed. Who? Morgan' men? J,Uw. no! Another splendid lot of hata at Spencer', we mein. Thej are much more cordiillr receive! by everybody. Nobody tn!k of Morgan when Spencer receive a fieh invoice, and that occur almost everv day. 29 3 lob I'rnii?ti. We are now ready to do 11 of plain and ancj Job Printing, in the bet style, on hört notice, and at cheap a$ any other office. We have competent hai.di, good pre-, a fine aortment of paper and card, and wecan dngooJ and cheap work. All kind of books, brief, catalogue, kc, printed in the het trle and on short notice. We k the patronage of Democrats, and alloth. ersthat want printintr done. tf. SotDitaa! Attention ta called to the advertisement of the1 Mf"f Iluhbnrd Uro, importer!" of wfche, New York. Their importation arv imteltie produced by no other hoiie, cornbininr greer accuracy as time-keener, bein more el tt-o.-attdy and artitirrllr fini-hed. and offered at prices ch Herging competition from all other band. They are the sole consignee in the Ui.ited Suies tor several of the niot popular wutrlie-, and are one of the oldest and inot reliable ru-tisea in b'H'rear Ttaxra Hall I'rofeor Gre-di and A Fi-hrV qu tdrille bind will give an American ball at Turner 1111, bv re.1uet. on thi. Tlmrday. etcnirtir, Jul? 30." Tbe bill will be for the benefit of the band, and will undoubtedly le a recherche afTtir. There aie few who dif.ee at all in thi. vicinity höhnte not time and .icitn "tripped the licht f ntati- toe to the delightful measure of thi band, and will de-ire to join the party lhi. evening. Thoe who design attending will please secure ticket at the gate. 2T"The gunsmith shop of Mr. Keck was cloed yesterday by the IWot M irhal, and the p'afols in the hop seized. The charge, we leirn. U sealing arm to disloyal persona. Mr. He'k Ina been a atandiug object for pcrccntion bv the pie and iufnrmer in th employ of Government, but ha alwuvs come out with a clear record when the charges were investigated. One would th nk hia legitimate bueir.e. had been interropted enough to atify the mont miliciou.a. but we preumethe loafer4who file thee charge rauat seem to be buy to earn their bread aud butter. tf? " For aale, or trade for improved city property a mall piece of land, or amill place nen thi city. Thi i one of the be. t improved firm in Indiana 2, hours' distance from Indianano li.a Any peraon having city property to trade, or wanting to bny a"firt rate farm "cheap, are invite.! to cH and aee the owner and get a full description of it. Thi U a rare dunce to cH a goHl.7rm a frm that will rnke it owner in dependent. Prire. fR,00. For particular, call t Dr Frink'a Me.iicinl Depot, No. 19, South Illinois Mret. Indianapol a. Ind. AUo, two lower priced farms in Indiana, for trade. Siators AcctDttT roy a Rcatta";. Ye terdty afternoon the horsea atttchcl to a wagon loaded wiih hav, startel from opposite the Sttte Uone. which m the hay and wood imrket, and ran wm on axhincton street. Mr. Smith Wickon, a citizen of M di.on county, w.ia lriv ing up to Conklin k CMks More in a skeleton bugg? to hitch, when the wagon truck his buggy. completely demo'ihinc it. He w:i ennsrht bv one of the fore wheels of the w jnn and dragged aokte ten or twelve feet, and wnen he became disentangled the hind wheels -an over him Thrf e of his rib were broken, and he was otherw!e. it is faired, fatally iijured. The owner of the runaway team. Mr. John Havens, was arretted, and give bail for his ap pearar.ce, when the m itter wiM be investigated There is an ordinance agiint leaving teams tanding unhitched, but whether or not it applies to worn! and hay wagons on the sopnres allotted to them, or not. we do not know. The accident is another admon tion that too mtch care can not be given to teams in the crowded streets of a city. The Tlarrel Habens Corpu Case. l'MAAroLis, July 25, 156.1. EniToa Scmtixil: On Saturday ever.ing last. . I left the enclosed communication at thejournal oftice. a ecom ?anied with the rejuet th it i. nhould be inertel in the ensuing MonJ v mctningV Journal. The request has not been complied with. x It i but jut to Judge Ferkin. na well is mvself, .hat the communication be published, and I therefore ak that yo insert it in the Sentinel: Very respectfully. K. K. Kumr. Editor Joisxal: Your article in this morn ing's p iper in refeience to the decision of Judge Ferkin in the application of Robert Marvel tor a writ of haben t corpus contain many errow.and for the purpoae of correcting thee errors I ask tht vou publish this communication. As the attorney of Mr. Marvel, 1 presnted his petition to Ju1ge Perkins, who, after retling it, ordere! th, writ to and appoititel 1 o clock a the time for hearing. At the appoiited time, the petitioner a paired; Cipt. Bradeu did cot appeir in person, lut e:ue l the writ with his return endorsed, to be filed. The return Oei that he hid the boy in cr.todv. The boj wis however, then in canod in the court room a frt of which Ju-ie Terkin was not aware t the t me the return w.is filed. Our statute (2 G V II 31) permits a return to writ of kakas corpus to be controverted, an! the petitiUner therefore asked th t his evidence might be heir I Thi reqnrt wa granted, and the fact diaclod by the evklence wert briefly theae: The miror ton of the petitioner ran away from him on Fri day and enlisted, and on the following Siturdiv the regiment in which be had enlisted left for Virginia. The enlistment made without the knowledge or consent of the boy' father, and, at the time, the boy was birely sixteen years ofage. The first intelligence the petitioner had from hia on was that he w in Virginia; the neit intelli gence he received was that the boy was ling in the hoapiu! at Grafton, Virginia, very danger ously ill. The petitioner upon the receipt or thi intelligence ttarted at once to Gralton. where he remained with his son some time, and succeeded in obtaining a furlough and brought bis son. tili very ill, hotna with him. After his arrival home, the boy reported to Dr. J. S. Bobbs, Medical Inspector, who directed him to remain at home, a be was unfit for service. The boy was also reported several times to Col. Sinion"n. then commandant of this pot. Cpt. Kraden, a few days before the appliescaWioti w made by Mr. Marvel, bad ordered the boy to te arretet a a deserter, but at the time the officers viited Mr. Marvel's houe for thi this purpose, the boy was away from home. On the Monday lolloping, petitioner called upon dpt. Kradea and had an interview withbira, rel tie to the arre.t of hi sou. The Captain then requested Mr Marvel to bring the boy to hi of ficeon the WedredT following, between one and two o'clock io the afternoon, which Mr. Marvel greed to do. Very sborlj after one o'clock on the designated day, the boy waa taken to Capt nrdeo'ao:üce aud left thVe, the boy aentiug to the arrnrigfrDetit. When the petition was fi'ed and writ issued, the boy w in Capt. Rra den' oßce the Cpuin, however, wi not there. After the evidence h4 been bear I, I bried U!re-ed tte court, sugKtiie mo t9A. vua mUj lb Gey sUnuM be Jichreo.

I The Ky at the time of hi enlistment being bot 'xfeen jeiraof age. the enlistment was oij n J he could not b heM. In upfrt of thi prop tion I eiteil the decision of oor own 8a preme Court, th t of the Circuit Curt of the U. fr the District of Illinois, en i nuroeroaa other deil"n 1 Io contemplation of law Captain Braden did rtriu the boy. c l og 2 Int . L-0. Com. vs. Wlgewav,2 AshmeMi.(p4 R .) 210; Homer v. K.,n. Kaller. N. p.. 62; Pike vs. Hnon. 9 y.n .431: 2 Kent Com fill - TT.Kei

i Corpus, 21-'); and other authorities. At t!.e con j elusion of my remarkt Judge Perkins, without any rtelay whitever, announced hi deciion. That the fact coTcern:ne the hearing are as I have tafed them, the Sheriff. Clerk and Deputy Cierks of the court will be-r witf.e. It may be that Judge Perkins was at firt inclined against me. Of this I know nothirig; but I Ü9 kmnw that the case ws not predetermined, that the only influence I ued wns och argu ments as I could n.J. luce, addressed to an open court, in public seion. Respectfully, B. K. Elliott. Indianapolis, July 25, 1"G3. - a as kTri Ntr.ao Taiis tue Rkixs Wmitc Vr ! PaoacaiBtt General IUnks ha or-Jered that none but coiorej men snu heeroplojed a team ter for the Government in hi deptrtment. The above is from the Buffalo Cotnmerriil Advertiser ( Republican.) This nhmae. nur f " F none but American on guard," is now changed "let none but negroes have the rem " They are to be the drivers. Those who have the misfortune to be white are thus proscribed by the Administration. Of tmurse the white soldiers will yote to keep this pmy in power I Conciliation. If there had never been a rebellion until the present one, or if there were no such thing as history, thecoure of the Administration might be excusable, butitis incomprehensible thit thev should be able to so completely shut their eye to the past, as they seern to do. No principle ha been more frequently il!utrated than that, in (ieil'ng with a rebellion, it is wor-e than folly for a people to give itself up to a frantic rage. There i no instance in which the policy of exter nriiation has been successful. To suldue the paions of other, we mut conquer our own The whole philosophy of the American Revolo tion, tor instance, i contained in a single p ira graph of bvdnev Smith's. In one of hi letters upon the Catholic question, in which he was advocating the policy of conciliating the Catholics of Ireland, he said: "It is very difficu't to make the mas of mankind believe that the state of things is ever to be otherwise than they have been accustomed to se it. I have very often henrd old jersons describe the impossibility of miking anyone believe thit the American Colonies could ever be separated from this country. It w;i always considered as an i.lle dream of discontented politicians, good enough to fill up the period of a speech, but which no practi cal man devoid of the spirit of party considered to be within the limits of possibility. There was a period when the slightest concession wou'd hve satisfied the American; but all the world w is in heroics. One set of gentlemen met nt the Lamb, and another at the Lion; blood and treasure men breathing war, vengeance and contempt; and in eight years after ward att awkward looking gentleman in plain clothes walked up to the drawing room of St. Jnie, in the midst of the gentlemen of the Lion and the Limb, and was introduced as the Ambassador from the United States of America." D ies the sermon need an application? Phil i Age. MEDICAL. TO THE LADIES OF MORE Y ALU AHLE THAN GOLD! MORE VALUABLE THAN COLD! MOKE VALUABLE THAN GOLW MOUE VALUABLE THAN GOLD DR. JXO. L. LTOyS FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FOR. FEMALES, FOa FEMALES, FOR FEMALES, S'iftf rin from Irregularity r Obstruction of the Menses from whatever cause. IT IS SURE TO CURE! IT IS SURE TO CUKE! IT IS SURE TO CURE! IT IS SURE TO CCr?K It 1 impossible to enjoy the bloom of health and vivacity of epirits unless the Meows are regular a to tk time. th. quantity and quality. When tbej are obstruct ed, nature make her effort to obtain for it mpui other outlet, and, unless these eSTortsof nature are agisted, the patient usually experience lJepond-ncjr, Ncrvou.-nen nd finally COXSUMPTION a.um iU ,wjy, and prematurely terminate a miserable life. IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS! IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS! IT REMOVES ALL ORSTKUCriONS! IT KKMt.lV ES ALL ODSrUCCTIOXS! IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR: IT IS A PERFECT REGULATORS IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR: IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR.' BEAR IN MTNT) REAR IN MIND BEAR IN MIND ' BEAR IX MIND TTTAT I GUARANTEE THAT I GUARANTEE THAT I GUARANTEE TTIVT I GUARANTEE My DROPS TO CURE Sopprt-ioo of the MMi-e from whatever cuv, th.igh care hould be taken that my direct on are carefully adhered to. BUY THE BEST! BUY THE BESr BUY THE BEST! BUT THE BEST! BUT THE SAFEST! TUT THE SAFEST BUT THE SAFESTj BUT THE SAFEST! BUT THE SUREST! BUT THE SC REST! BUY THE SCRKST! BUT THE SUREST! rcniCH i ltox's DRors: WHICH IS LTONM DROPS! tYHICH IS lto.vs DRors: WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM By rerijthenirs and inrigoraticg and TritcrlnR th system to a healthy condition. It moderate ail esce.o aud reimt e aU ol tructkc, and a peedy eure nay be relied on. To Man-loci Lacli OS Tty are pcu'.:ar!y ai.t ted. as they bring on themonth- ' y period w uh uch parfrct rcs-u'.ar;fy. j BE WISE IN TIME: j BE WISE IN TIVE' BC WI5E IN time: ! . BE WISE ry time: O.K JHTTTLr. LtKIS ONE BOTTLE CUKES ONE BOT LK CUKES UNtf BOTTLE CUKES la a 1 moat erery eaM. DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON. 1 D NtTT BK IM POS D UPON, I IX) NOT BE IMPOSED UPON, I DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON. ' But cut thi oat anl end it to your Dracrlst, and If he ' has not (td tt mak bitn boy it f"X too. er Ii may be oh tatued of the General Aent tor the t'n'tnl Stute. 1 C. G. CLARK CO.. j Wh'!ea In'.', New H.en, C nn. F..r sale ly U reponbi l ruft et. Prtcaflper bo't'e. wu.le',e Dealers and the Trad ruppl d at the Ito rrietor trices by iOIC D A. S.M I I II ! Ch'.cio. . SUIRE ECKSTEIN CO. Cincinnati. ' BkOWNING & SLOAN, Indlaaapoli. JilylO-dlreod FOR SALE. A Ilrlck llouc for Sale. 1 RARE CHAKCK U OFFERED TO BUT A rOUB Story Brkfc Bovm at No. ft) WMaiaftoa Fr lafocmati all at tV prma. tMl5-4a4

SPECIAL NOTICES.

From tb Richmonl TYh'f. Tae Chrnt mo Cour er mafcee tioxrly nrretin la rerommeodifci; thm atten'loa of our GoTcroment to tht ti'JiralixttifiD and cnl:irit.on cf CaU.aya for the pre er. nation of tbbea!!B of our old:ert. Th!a article bat a pecil.r ?ect vpontbe l.Ter. and pusrds tht lyitria f a'l d:e by exoure aod In-eyular diet. It is said thst th rreat uece s of the I1aMtati-n Brteri r-f Dr. Drtke, -hch. prerlons to ocr unha-pT d!S0;1t wit fono-1 in rao-t SontLeni homes, wa wm ?o t!" ettrtct cfCsl'4ya Pa-k wlüch It con'alned as ot!e of It priori pil inirr-Lrn't. 'In confirm itlon tif tbU, we bar fcet'd one of cur irot dNttn.ruiLed phyin remark that, w' ereTerfce frlr nnwell hum ordinary di. tetic or attnoaphertr cn-e. be inrariaVy re'ies-ed bimelf by pjauta tion Liners. Now that th-e Bitters cannot b obtained, a ub-ti'ute should be prepared. We understand onr Go-rtnetit has .uel negotiation with Ir. Ivike, throuah a secret sjrent. but with what tru'h we dtfnot know. We art exce-lin'y obi i red t the Rkhowtd Whi(r for It retr.enibra.ee of "Anld I-anjr Syne." but wecan assure "our Government" t Mat the PUn'ation B'tterare not for a!e to any "secret aceuts," North or South There tre probably erersl other thiols that our Government" wll jet want. We know that we have the bet and most popular medicine iu the worl I. We are not afr.id to sl.ow what it is comj-oed of. Physician are conpelled to recommend it. Caubata Bask has teen celebrated for over two hundred year-., and wa told during tht rein of Louis XVI King of France, fur the enonuou price of Its own weight In silver. It la remarkable for Dyspep.ia, Ferers,Weak bc, Cintipation, Ac. Cascsbiixa Hak. For THarThea, Colic, and dit es of tbe stomach an I hotel. Daxpclioji. For Inflammation of the Loins and Dropsical ffection. Camomile Plowsbs For Enffelled Digestion. LaraxoKR Fi.osvkks Arxma'i'', Miaiuiant and tonic hirLly InvitrortinK in nervou debility. WitTaaiaric. For Scrofula, Rheu-nstim, Vc. Axica. Au a'omttic crm.n4tiv-; creiting fleh, muscle and milk; much ued by mother nur.iutr. Alo, clove-bud, orange, caraway, cjriaader, snakerout, JLc. S. T. rCO. X. Another wonderful inttredient. of pnib oripln. Imparling beauty to the complfxion and brilliaucy to the m:nd, is yet unknown to the coinnierC of the woild, and wc ithhol 1 its nsme for tie pro ent. Humbugs uI quacks howl a!.ut the PIaitationP.itter; but the folWiwing i wha: the matter, and they know iu PLANTATION BITTHJS WiLL CURE Cold xtremitie aul Feverish Up; Sour Stomach and Kefd Breath; Flatulency and Indigeation; Nervous APt-ctiuns. Excessiv Futiue and Short Breath; Pain ver tbe Eye; Mental Dfpondenoy; Pro.-tration, Great Weaknr; Sal ow Complexion, Weak Bowels; Liver Complaint and Dypepj.ia. Very particularly recommended to Clergymen, Mer chant. Lawyer and perotM of sedentsry habits. AUo for delicate fein.tles and weak persons st ho require a (ten tie MinmUnt, free ditiou, good appetite and clear mental faculties. Sold by all rrctaid.? PliyM.in, lruits. Grocers, Unti l-, Saloons, Country Stores, Ac. Bo particular that ech Iottle bears the fa:-fimile of our kin tture on a Meel plate label, with our private Government tamp over the cork. I. II. IHIAKE cV ( ., Je2t-d.tweot.tra 21 J Broadway, New York. t??"Let tlio-e whf Imv doubted the virtue ef Hull's Cvdron P. tter, if any such there be. read the fo'lowiitir certificate Ironi gentlemen will known in thi community, rH doubt no more. Its general introduction in-o the army will bare the iiTes oi iQuusanas oi our soldiers. LociMviLLR. Kr., June 4, 1363. We, the nndersi mt, have seen the good erlects ro duced by the ue of Dr John Bull Ced on Bitters in genernl debility and protra'ion of the system, and belie e it wrueral use would orevent diaie and relieve raurh u.Tcrin. s.monjr o-ar soldiers particularlr ould this be the ense, especially tho ho are exposed to iniasruic inaaence. tu in" u'bern cl mate. MAJOR PHILIP SPEED, Col. Int. Rer. 3d Dist-Kj. CHS. B.CMTON. Collector of tbe Port or Louisville, Ky. COI II. DENT, Provost Marsh.il Gen. of Ky. RKV. D. P HENDERSON, Vice resident of anitarv Commission. IIARNKY, HUGHES A CO., Publish rs Democrat. GEO RUE P. DOkKN, Prop. l.oui ville Anzeiger. nUGHESA I'Ar. KlilL-j, Wholesale Dry Go-d. Dealer. M ft.. Louisville. D WIS. G IJEEN, V CO., Wuo'.en!e Soo. I).a!er, Ma.n st., Louisville. II AK1 A MAPOiHKIt. Lithographer, cor. 1 hird and Iarkct, Louisville. JULIUS WINTER, Clothing Merchaut.c v. Third and Msrkef. LoU!svi:ie. C APT. S. F. HII.UliF.lH, Siejiüer M-'J'-r Anderson. MAJ. L, T. THFSTOV. rui.itt i' U. S. Army. C. M. METCALFE. Na iotial Hotel. Louisrllle. COL. JKsk BAYLES, 4th Ketitnrky Cavalry. GEORGE D. l j;F.NriCK. Iu;svj!e- Jonrnsl. See advertisement in aimthercolnmn. jy20-d3m S-T--1660-X. DR AKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS Exhanted tiure's great restorer. A delightful beverage and active tonic. Composed of pure St. Cr- ix Rum, roots a-.d herbs. It invigorate the body, without stimulating the, brain. It de-troy acidity of the stomach, creates an appetite and strengthens the system. It is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation. Diarrhea, L'ver Complaint, and Nervous Hradache, and prevent Miasmatic dieae from change of diet, water, Ac Itcanbt nst-d at all times of day by old or young, and is particularly recuruotended to weak and delicate persons. Sold by all Grocer.-, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. P. H. Drake A Co., 202 Broadway. New York. jnl2-d.t wltn6m MEDICAL. Mi t:h: t:ii, iy Tin: kid, PRACTICAL ACCOUCHER. Up) I ? & & f 7 V a i j " 1 EVIL IN THE TTIIE AMERICAN DISpFNSART WF TREAT Bl a new method, nd with :Je tpriel results Pro-Lt-u tVrit Cf Uina: of the womh,; i.iicoi.) CL-r. "tion Lh A rr4 i, .wh'.te.) C i t. try and all other dis aaes to which tbe Ahurud Irm.ilt U so pecalianlj liable. Send firea dolla- aai receive by espre one oi tht iH-rtrr' Jon it fyriiy-e. Thi instrument shonla be ued by evry wct&an in the land, for tht purpo ef clit'.e-m'rrtt A 'A. Sent fret on receipt of stamp, a copy of onr Privat Leitet to Married LaW en health. fc. Tte Doctor'a ctiJ-mtM i'etnaU Pi2 frth from he Ttperary. are tvry ptrJ in simple diatasea. rregularitie, ttc Price tl. sect by mail. At tbe JovrsVa yswr we al-o treat, eitt wart sry, tn4 never failing tuccea, Venrüil, or what tht quacks call prttaU or t'Cret diases diypUt$ In II its stages Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictare. Hydrocele, Circocele, Yanrocle, Carsocete. Spermatorhea, Seminal Wekne. Noctsmal Emptor.. Sexcal Drbil ty, Impot.nry, and elTtcta of aelf-abu-e. The la six are treated of ia a "private ittitr," which we send fret on receipt of stair p. ifct xpar.aiKt of tht Surgeua in charge of thiadtranment I setae of tht best H&spltals Io Ecrept and tn New York Cty, enablea him tt treat pauenu acienti2cally and restore them eptedlly. rbosti'Ttrur at a d;Unce cajj coma attic ate by letter dbt treated at their homes. la urgtat cases tend t-S er II and receive ak'.nei. Cuniaitatio i e and wfJentUil. Room No. 14 East WanhicjlcB Strrt, Indianapolis, p. O. Box 126. a.r dlT.wl2t.latn WANTED. C(i A T"T'"I Wt aat tgeata at 0 a OllaJ tat, exuenws paid, tteell tur Iter lafai and cwrWwa artacWs. 11 cirvsvUra. We. nyll-wS! IIAW A CLAKal E d-rfws!t Me

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r iroin iinswurosTit axlS aTara ssntssu iht Urporl rOR MOtISO 1EP01TIZI FUST PAGE. Frtm Neav York. Xrv York. July 2ü Tht lollowinir is i lettw from ao officer on board the Chippewa, in i Chir!eto h;rbor: Charlktox, July 13. TheChippesra riaacaine1 rent credit for (t , nearer tn tn nny tit the otner puniatj, rrl firing ' f ter and m tk'iis: tbe I-t ehota, kc. Yextrrday ; we were u the r'tht ol tl.e wuixicn ".!, next o the MoiiUom. The ReNeN p-tre ua but rery few I fhota. pifinjf most of thetr ntterition to the j Mo iitor, the new Ironsides ani the batteries, i The gur.txMU wer at work from 8 A. M. til) I alter 7 P. AI. j The iron c!ad enaped the Rebeli a little after j 12 tcliK-k. tuto".r work si p!T compared with the ctinrre iti the lce ol tne lire irona Krt ner and Sumtr. If the move hnd been made aojj.er, or even one hour earlier t!4n It was. ! Witner srould Lave beu our a at t!i"n present ; m jtrtTit. After they ?ot in, it waa ao d trk (aa thne ay wl Jive-l t tet out apain) that Uevje! f,rei on Kt-bel. Uiii'n raeu on Uumui men mr batteries killing and wounding n.a m.itiv Irienda as foes. The carnage. f'r I c mnot call it any hing ele, was nwlul. Our loss w.uTtK) to 1, MIO killed, wounded and tni5?ii:c. It is said the M ts-chu-setts 51th teiriiiient led tbe van, and all but six officers were killeil, wounded or taken prisoners, They fought very hard. Our men were in the fort soraethinsr like two hours, and it was nothing but tie conf usion and datkness. their not Ktin able to tell friend from foe. that obliged theru to pel out. Fort Wnner is de-tincd to be ours. Gillrnor is Lot tbe ran. to cive ap. From lloton. Rostox, July 29 Dr. Kin writes to the Traveler from Athens, Greece, under date of July 4, as follows: I sm now in the midst of civil war. Party spirit and love of rule have nt length divided tie 8old:ers and ci'izeu in two hostile binds, and on the streets and squares blood has been fljwii g f . T days. On the lt and 21, a b.tttle was incfg3an,,y riii. and the sound of nns and cannon told u that the work of death was going on. Yesterday, through the intervention of ministers, a truce of 4s hours whs proposed The ministers hve procIaimtl that if the fight be commenced during the truce, they will all leave the place, go aboard fhips, and inrite all under their protection to go alo; that they will sever all connection with a country Iroca which patriotism seems to be lorevt r exiled. Front Cincinnati. Cincinnati. July 29 The funeral of Hon John J. Crittenden took place at Frankfort this nioriiiui:. The ceremonies were of a most im posing character. Jud-e Buckner the Speaker of the lower house ol tue Kentucky Legislature, announces himself an independent candidate lor Cousress asainst nrutu J . Ulay. B.yle also announces himself a candidate for Congress. A Rebel force o f about 1 ,50 entered Winches rer. Ky., this morning, moving north. To niyht, a considerable Rebel force is threat, euing Paris. From llulifax. IlAurax, July 29. The privateer Florida arrived at Bermuda on the ldh for repairs to hei tmchmety and take in o.il. She anchored at first Anlside on the following day. and waa nl lwed to enter the harbor. She saluted the British tl ig and the s tlute was returned . 1 he Florida lately ran wiihiu 5U luiiesof New York, in search of the Ericsson, which she chased a.fue time, but the Ericsson escaped in a t'oz. i uciK nau oeen a serious altercation between the members of the 39üi regiment and the men of the blockade runners iu Bermuda, but the au thonties prompt I interfered and restored ouiet Ex -igge rated Southern accounts of Lee's raid were brought br the blockade runners. The Venu from WilmiiiL'ton, with dates to the lUth s tys II trmburi; is in Lee's hauls, aud olbtr accouuts tjuite as correct. Front iVuiiiiiton. WASntNGToX. July 29 Commander Flenrr A Wise has been appointed Ciiief of tbe Bureau of UiüQince m the 2i i?y Department. In the li-t ol di.-mi44iU Irorn the militarv r rice for the week ending Saturday last, are the lonon ing: Mao Gr..nvilleanl A. Hiller, t f the 7th New Jer.-ey, lor disloyal conouct and the utterance ol disloyal (sentiments; Cipt. Win. H. Bird, of the 19;h 0:ii and Uipt. H. II Merrill, same offense; Lieut. W. B. DeRila, lGtti Old . lor writing and pul;i.!iiug a hi-hly disloyal and unbecoming letter. . -aay. 4W .-aw - sle of i:. S. linnet. PuiLADKLpiti a, July 29 The Subscription Asent rei rts the sale of $1 .993.40 5-2Ts to-day. I lie Secretary of tiie Tieanury Ins decided to oiitii.ue sale- as hereiolote, and will give five dys i.olice of discontinuance. , Fro tu lurlress .'I on roe. Fortress Monrok. July 2 The Ü ig or truce steamer New York arrived Irom City Point last evening. She brings Richmond date to the 27th. The following are extracts from the Richmond papers: The Fayetterille N. C. Observer insists that Dr. Morris, President of the teleiaph company, should dismiss the enterprising reporter who in vented the story of Gen. Let taking 40,01)0 prisoners Gold is worth $11 00 in Richmond. I The Mayoi of Savannah h s issued a proclamation rejuptmg al! re-idenu of the city to orgmizefor home defence, and all m inagors of tot e, w orkshops, and other pi ices of business, to close them at two o'clock on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, for tbe purpo.-e of drilling. He directs an enrollment to be made of every man in the city caj able of bearing arras. f rom Cairo. Cairo, Julv 29 There is nothing of soeeial importance iroin below. Oen Quitiibv 6 ivisionhad arrived at Helena. destination unknown. An important movetneut is beinz made from Vicksburg, the particulars of which are coutraoand. DRY GOODS. SPECIAL SALE OF DRY GOODS fok so days: Now Commenced at No. 33 West Washington St. ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWNI Great Inducements Offered! DECIDED BARGAINS TO BE GIVEN. TTiom who btiy Dry Gooti for cah srll do well Bot to mistake the hoat. loqiire for, and make out. LYaCn & KEAIVE'S And save thtrefcy from 25 to 30 jr cnt. recirmSer li tne only Dry Oooda Star Wtwe Cbarlry Mayer's and the Palmer Hotue, ouVi tUe. 5,000 HOOP SKIRTS, Vaolesale at yw Tork prices. CsäT" Country mercbaota are Invited to call. LTNCH KEAXK, Proprietors, J J1 33 West vTaabitgtoa aireeU' Tayboa4 1 by a boa of ' BßA.N'DE'S TUSSILAGO THI WOXPniTLORlXCUI. ,

ncnovAU. C. W. STEFFES. E. F. ST FFEKS C. W. STEFFENS & CO.. MATHEMATICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL Instrument Makers, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, t Have removed thHr E.tabC-ament from Blackford's Bn.lng to Ku. 5 Sort' Vtrid.aa fvt, two doors bvlow Wau!njton street. All kloda of Ball Machinery, Modela, 4c, C , Mtly done. keplrinjf -romptly atterJl to. Jy24-13a CONFECTIONS. GRATER & SPENCER, FANCY CONFECTIONERS AND BAKERS, FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF rOSTOFFICE. Lalies' c Cream and Oyer Saloon. Tbe bent ef Cakes Candies. Fruit, Bread. Cracker, 4c, lc , of all kind kept constantly on band. Parties supplied on hört fcotic. Jy24-dly SHIRTS, &C. Gents' Furnishing Goods! Shirts. Made to order, And a PERFECT FIT WAKRaNTED. Also, Ready-Made: All size end stler on band. ' Directions f rSlf Measurement sent by mail. Ladies and Oents Hosiiry and Furiiisliiiipj (aoods at . a." ,v M JUL jk m. m 30 WE.X VASIIIM;T0. STIt I.ET, aprlO.'tt-dlr QUARTERS STATE cj INDIANA L . - A'.. (the r-TTt sTORpO tiULOCK. Hl8 SO C0NHTI". WITH ANY OTHER ESTABLISH KENT of the a-tiac n-raiv in or out of Indiaiiat.olii W. & H. GLENN, Proprietors. ATTORNEYS. joaacoLaaicx. LW Hi OED a a. COLERICK & JORDAN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, rrrra, boom io S old KTnEL rerLPrsrn,' Ho. 18 Cast aYufthington Mtrcci9Indl anapolls. Intnnia. tacb3-'a4-d4 JOnX H. IICGHF.S WM. ROCKKFZLLrR. HUGHES & EOCKEFELLEE, (Successors ta Hutes it Lerter), FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers la OKA 15, FL0ÜR, PROVISIONS, HTDRAITTJC CEltETT, PLASTKR, LAKE FISH, PKTKOLLUM OIL, COARSE. FINE AND DAIRY SALT, Ho. 19 21 & 23 HlTerst.and on Hock Ftd3c of all kind bonbt and sold on CommiiioB Libertl cash advances made oo C Tvcment. RTcaascaatieorx Touey, President of lodanapftlI Eraocb Kack; Fletcher t Sharp. Bankers Indianapolis; S. A. Fletcher. Ranker, Indiaaapoli; J. W. Baron, Cabtr, Muncie. Ind ana. Jy-JO d3m NOTICE. fpHF. DtRFCTORS OF TTtK ACGrSTA GRAVEL 1 Road Cotapariy bsva ordered that tbe ftockboldere ofsaid Company ball pay an Inrtaüme&t of ?0 per cent, on tbeir aid stock o or before tb lit day of September, 1t3,an4 JO arceaL oo ea!4 stock every thirty days taervaltar astU thm umt ball b Tn.'.lr pakl. , CtOSQX W.DtlAy.Presldect. JsDrt, Vrreury.. , . - Jn!1Vlt4

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ABELE VJORttö. Wl KEEP OX U AKD AXU 1UKE TO ORDIE. ALL kinds of Vsrble Mooansenu and Oraro Stoces, carr to order, with deirn, emblem, or d erica tbat assy be wanted. Tboe desinar aiytbtnr In nor Iis will do well to icleonsaeaU, aa w aaasKbo bat the beat material andlnnral wrk. vtcLSltlwly v MEDICAL DOOICS, &C. GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY. CIIAUTEIIIID BT TBX LE0IILATURK OF KX5TTCXT FCX TBI TRXATUKKT OF ALL TBC IMSaUtES Of TBI CtUXAUT AKD CIOTtTAL OUiiAJC. FRICX OHlT TIÄ CX5Tt. A "Tlctliral Report, (hntaititng Tkirtv fin JltUt S4 IhgraringsefUt JLnjiomf and I'hytuJo, vtk .Sur (V?.i im Uil4 of Jltailk and t.i. ON A KFW METHOD Or treUn Veronal Iaeaa, locls -'tK yrblJ la all tu ata Gonorrbra, Gleft, Stricture, Varl eoc;, and Uydnele, Ihaeaaes ot tbe Kidny, Bladder Ac., with, otit irerniryl contalnhif a vaj. sable treatiheon tbatwtde-rrread tnaladr of yont b, Petnlual Weaknear, Nocturntl KmtMon,Sexaal iVbdity, Inrotency, Ac, tbt secret itnc.Urs of ycu'.b and ri turlty ariMiif from tbe banefal babit fself-abse. To bcb is a!ted obeer atlocs os Female Dieeaes, and other intrreatirjr n:atter of tbe stmoet Importance to the married ar d :bo rorrtetrptatlBf marriaep, wboetiteriain doabuof their pbyieat ab'lity to enter tbat state. Ser.tto any andres to a sealed ras per, on rect-lpt of ten cent cr four ataiiipa. We devote onr entire time and attenttcn to tbe treat sent of tbe ration private d!ceaes treated of In or r private teport. Our Dipensary Is tbe only Inatltttloa cftbs kind In America wblcb ba teen tabhsbed by a epeclaj cbartr,and tbis fact sbocld five it a preference over tba various quacks of doubtful character to be foun ta aO arge cities. Important to Female! Oneaepartmert of our tMpnsary la specially devoted t tba treatment of tbe Dfaeaes cf Females, sucb as Im cborrbea, or "Wbite," Irresrular, Falnfuland ftupprea Menstruation, Xervous and General Debility, Dlaeaaea of be Womb, Barrenneaa, Ac. Consnltatlonsand eian1natlonfree of cbsrre. Also for sale, DR. DRWKE'S RKGULATOB ITLLK For Female Obwtroctionn, Irrea;ula?it)e, Ac. Married ladies tn certain situstiocs rbnuld mt se tbewi, as ibey would csumi tali.carriage. Price fl per box, and may aentbytuail. x DR.GAI.EVS rRF.TF.KnVE Ab Invataalle artKU for those wirbln; to limit tbe number of tbtr offpnrir of tba barren who detire cLildren; warrsBted not to in Jure tbe health, and will latt for a lifetime. nt to ary addreaa, under seal, oo receipt of tbe price TW O POL LARS. PATIENTS AT A DI .TA2fCF Fy eeadinc briel statement of tbeir ymptorus, will recev a Ii: ark Chart containing a list of quetiona, our tei-'S for the coarse of treatment, Ac 'edicines sent to any part of tbe country to euro any cae at bcn.e.free from dancer or curioaity. All traaactions private aod coufldenUal. KemeBbcr tbe name and number. Direct all letters to GALEN'S HEAD DISrFSART, OrlS-oldAwlr laieville, Jty. HATS AND CAPS. ISAAC DAVIS, I 1 Wholesale & Retail rXALEB rx Hats, Caps, and Straw 0oodsf HAS JTST BECEITID HIS SPRING SXOCTIX OF GOODS, DtnrCT FROM TIIF VAytTACTl'FrR la tbe Eit, wbtrb be will sei! as low as tbe lowest. All tbe LATxrr err lis kepi at 5o. IS Feto lrsr-la street, four doors soatb of tbe Pent Cff.re, Indianapolis, Ind aprl5-d AwStn HARDWARE. IRON, NAILS, STEEL, &C potii:roy, fry & co. DEALERS IX IRO, VAllX, STEEL, WOODWork, Ibt-txk. Woodenware, TUackinitth's rool,TbircMe Skein, iWixinr, Malleable CaticpstRapt flies, springs, Plow Wjrg,Ac, Ac. Tbe Gblo River Salt Company. Tbe Madison Sp'tce Mill.. Tbe Madtaon Pearl Surcb Company. Coal Oil and Eemc le. POMEKOT. FKT A CO., 5 117 Wet Waklrrtrm Ptreet. Oppoaita tba f-tate liooae, nyl6-dAwly laaianapoUs.lad. DRUCCISTS. FTJTVT.TO KOTICE. XOJlLI.'XXOr Sc CUA DractTlst. Ma, 18 East nashiDsrton Streets Hsre been appolated ajentr for tLe sale f DRANDEM TFkniLAvO, THE WOXDEHFUL GRA5ULCS,fer tbe cure of Coefta Coldd, SoraTbrpst,Ernchr;u. Wbeeitg,!rritatk of iL Praia and Towtl. and leae of tbo Lct.r. ss areHAvea.aaetk.. K1 rt..aiw 91 aea eis41 CONFIDENTIAL T0C50 1IE5 WHO UIXT. IJiared tbersaelvos bycertata secret habit , wlxh nztr theo fr basin -a, platire or tba duties cf auamedlJet aio. middla-ared ad eld aen. w ko. from tbe follies ef youth or other caoaes, fxal a debilny In advance of tfcelr years, before placing themes Ires ojodor tba treatra st of cry ea, sbould Crt read 'THE SLCRET FRIID." V a rrled ladies will tears someaicf latporUaew by perusing 'Tbe SecretFricnd." ent to any addrts,ta a sealed envelope, os receipt of Ten Cents. DR. STUART CO. caa be consulted oa all disesses of a private or ettSdetf Ul sstare. from S A. X. ta t F. X (Sundays frvm to 11 A.M..) at their tt. Address I'R.'M A. STTAST CC.. sacbJl-dlwly la-'C2 'Boatost.Maaa. WANTED. A SHALL FARII 7ASTED. IVTliH TO K UCBAJE A SMALL EAEJt UFTIUJtTt. I arty tr Fitly Axfta wl:h preuy food tsproreiDecVs, and sbould like to bars rt cueteuest to a avark ea mm Railroad lesdibf frets lndiaaareUe.' 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