Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4012, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1863 — Page 2

Domocratiö Documonts. j44r ml th Democratic Ttrmber of ta OmriJ As-emMy W th 707. of ladiu. Mttäf foni tb fcinoit (O Uu tuten aod tl fitiW why sx kad rof, Vo0 fp3ao4 darlef .: f st.reet paA, will faraUbW Ja 37 .tsatltj. rrtoe Ii M pv hadreU The C.nterlpt Aci-pc Hn. a W . Toovheea, oo U Coeeertpti UT. In tb Hrao cf rrvoseataHs Fsbriary ,110. THiiicwef lie tM spoocte af 1fr. Toorhssos, cesu t- &- tP7isg Wp aber of poM ateUi, at4 ery ttan ts toü lv C077. It Vkn r-aio. 4M of aafct ?- rrt tl p koalr-1. TJi Mkrtf ! th Citizen Apech f Mo. D. W. Yoerh. deHverM la th Horn of rrrt5t40l,n,,T Ii. tat "Art tModttnplfr tj f reetdect ostf other por for asvpecdLi; tbe writ f koa trrrv, r4 vu j-jraw theroo','ti bcw prtstoi a pompbUt f-jr, o4 esa bo obun ttisrG-. TWi ia tho fsant o3rt of Jlx. Tothes t rettbo HTforty f tba etil jb, a4 sboald b lo ba band cf vT7 voUrtn Indiana. U totkai pat-'r H s.itaeo pgt4, rrtc tl SO per buodre 4. JTZJTAll win hoall dlet tb pe'b'i To be seat yrpm. a tho portigt wtfl b coe cot a ecjtT,tio! t b fwooatf. AUro- FLL-EB, BlNOflAV. Indianapolis.

DAILY SENTINEL; TUE UNION -lf MC&T RE PRESERVED. Jacun FrTdÄY MORNING. AUGUST 21. A IX tier Heading. The 0 cV.led War Democracy adopted a reso lotion which we reproduce, tligbtly modified: 12 Thwe will suataln the Interitj and ereit of till Nation! and State Governments, and we rlenyiDc the Governor (or hi willinenws to repuliatwrte Sute debt and sacrifice the honor and credit of the State to minister to partisan iggrandizemei'l acd pirate emolument. The force of tki resolution will be felt when the action of the Governor in adviain;; the Republican iuevtier of the Hou of Representative to secede, to bolt, ro to defeat tlie legialatlon necesry to mniniain tbe honor and credit of the State, i taken Into consideration. Intbix connection frriMe i.a a late sentiment of General Cam, that the JacoMna and radicatf in owtr are fit dririrj the Government to destruction, and that the retoration of the olj Demcratic parly to power is recurr for the preer-n;ion of the Government. Thf Cenvrntlen of lUn XV nr Ie ncrarr" The contention ot the 0 called "War Pemo raey" came off yotenlay. Kery effort and nid J had been freely Tolunteered by the Kuoubl'caii feedera to make it impoain in character and nambera. The railroada run half fare trains; large colored pontrra' annouticing that Cam, and DiCKUrao, aod Jumx Van Htutx, and other would be prevent on the occaim were circulated over the State, and the Republican ore gave notoriety to the contention and urged the at tendance ot all "loyal" men, but with all there appliance the convention may be regarded a a ffxxle. Thon who came looked aa though tboy were attenJin a Icneral, evidently feeling an anxiety thutthe corpse hooM he put out of flight as tpeedily aa poaib1. Look orer the namei of tho who are represented to hare participated in the procelinKa of the convention, even if they . were pre-en. and with two or Vre esccp'ioi.a they have n5 co-operuM with the Democracy for year, but have been in full communion and t ropathy with tbe Republican party. The only 4rertied petker present was Major General Jon? A. Mct'tiax anp, of Illinois, and he owe ft'l tbe public honoi. he bis received to tbe vtrj party which, inrate like, he now denounera. The streeta of Indianapoli were not birricadrd yealerday with larc and tiaallguna; cavalry and infantry and arvllery were not pontcd within a tone throw of the plaa of meeting, and even the liqoot aaloons were not cloned "by authority." The contrast in thee regards between the meeting yesterday and the Democratic Maas Conrenttoa of the 20th of May U.at was very notice able. Kree epecth tv permitted to the "War Democracy" Vecau?e it was ki own to be a Repulilictn adjrct. 4 pemiy whistle atfair to play such tunes. Utd feeble notes they were, aa cuiLt be aet by Reliiicsn instructor. - - Vs u nuttd)ip aiuge the character or size of the convention on pnrtisjn grount'. There were two or throlbou.jnd airangera in tbe city, but they were a't!j Jicputdicins. There were a few Democrats present ntfracted by cariosity, or else tu take advantage of tbe low railroad fare to Tiit the 1 ity'lor bovine? purpose. And ciOft of tbe Republicans we ronrerse! with gave tbe latter excuse as the reason for their presence here, ahbtiugh bre number were for th time being 6rtn "War Democrats." The meeting will hsve no p.-litiial significance wtiatever. The ocn who eniieerel the affair are and h rve been for years hostile tv the Democratic psrty. The Democracy hsve had nothing to expect from them but bitter opportion, and they have hvl It in e ery wav since thu Presidential election of 1SW. We regard the cunvruiion as a mete piece of political kucktering to secure for the managers of tbe adYir prominence and thus force political preferment from tbe Republican organisation. That is about ail there is in t! i movement of the "War Democracy. ' As party oigatiiistKn it has 00 mi merical strength." It' cannot hare any. The people cm m no difference between it and tbe Republican bigacia ttiou, and ber.ee tbey will not leave the Urge for the htWe party, (and little it is in every respect.) when nothing ia to be gained by it A change of name will not make change of principles or purpoees. Regarding it in this liglv , and 0 it tnul be retarded, the convention r a miserable faiee. In the present condition- jf public affairs, and we see, nuthic in tbe iTiture to changa it before aoothrr Pretdential flection, there will be but to political organii iora, and they will be divided ai they row are Democratic and Republican. The people will fcl before another year roll around the tecea tytf a change of Administration to tare tbe ratpn from utter ruin financially, and to trerve our free institutions. General Cam ha tern a "Wtr . Dctr.ocnt," but be! ft e s there ? no hope for the preservation of the Goerunient, ar.d be mean the Government aud iuh'itu:ii)ti tuundti by tbe fathets of the republic, ut iu the return ot the old Democratic pal ty it power, and iu tli.t revolution of public aentitient, which U ure to cone if tbe old Goveniukut i veJ. tbe so-called "War Democracy will be even wore insignificant than ever. Hut a few '.-oka down politician assume to be de "Wt Dcmocrjo" cf Itdiau. Tbcy doo't go'iol-ar. however. The let way for the "War Dlnocraoj" to illustrate tbe incerity of the.r pr3i-r will te to fill up tbo srmy by shouldering e mukrt and follow Ifce gallant General KinkuL to tbe Lcld. But ll.ey are not auch "War Democrat' the do not mean that kibd ol "Vair Democracy." TUy freier to SQuft the bau; from alar. They are enly political "War D'JaocraU." and if thev ihoul 1 b.inen 9 to be draftee they will all find to purchase tbe privileftif tating at Louie, if they can't out of t Je draft in any other way. The re bellion woull never be suppressed if tbecountr bad to relj cJon such" War Democracy" to fight I s battles, of even if it had to rely upoa political Getterals to lead its armies.

THE "WAR DEMOCRACY!"

TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE IN COUNCIL! rxTx-Xa i R'ricncjL.A its I At ubout hilf pat eleven of th clock the Jtitcnlaj baj orce tnusic in tbe State-bouse grorc and a liule boy bat on a drora, aud then ome petjtlemtn spoke, whoe tame we did nt learn, bat probab'y suppoee it was Moxtov, or aooe other individual who is buying fsrmi, and is in all the time for a vigorous prosecution of the war and ride s. round town In b'igcy drawn bv a hooe f&H;nte-i V hita by a Uriitei State contractor. Ab'jt to thousand people were present, and th;s include those a bo came up to thi glorious town to drink lger ber. berno'e they could get here oe balffare trains at halffare price Tbe raetinj was called U order by Col. Gatix, Cbsirruan of tlie Central Committee of the ro railed War Demormcy. On motion of Jawu H. Stk-waet a committee was appointed to report officer for the permanent organization, wbo iu a few minctes repvtei as follows: raisittM Gen. ?vathan Kimball, of Martin county. VICE rStSIDEMS. AWali Johnson, nf Warritk; Jobo I. Morrison, of Washington; Thomas M. Adam, of Brown; Lieut. Col. Ren H. Myers, ol Riple; Major John Hupp, of Delaware; Gen. W.J. Elliott, of Marion; Col. .lobn Ob'ro, of Putnim; Lorenxo C. Dougherty, of Bootie; R inner L'vwhead, of Fulton; Cpt. John S. Rraden, of Noble; Col Acbury Steele, of Grant. GE5EIAI KIMBALL Was then introduced to the meeting by the committee appointed to wait upon him, and was re ceived with applause There is no more brave officer than Genersl Kimball, and none wbo his ti a greater extent illustrated his derotiou to the flag of our country. His remarks were received with tbe loudeft applause, especially when be said that he wis a war Democrat. (ten. Kimball deprecated partisan discussion at such a iime. The country was putting forth all its energies to suppress a wicked and unholy retellioii. Tbo toipreojacy of the Constitution ami the laws must be maintained, and it was the duty of eerv.man to aid in the work. He was for pe.u c a permanent peace, lie wanted when he returned to bis home, that it might be with the a!nriue that he could remain there. Such a peace, in Iiis opinion, must be conquered. He was for the Constitution, and would restore their constitutional rights to each and every State that would return. In bis opinion, the Constitution recognized latery. This km no war for the abolition ol sUvery. It wjg n war for the pieservalion of the Ciovcrnment. The emancipation proclamation did not liberate a single slive. The seceding State, when th'y fled from the shelter of the Constitution when they rejected it and would have none of it, thetnrfelre, gave freedom to their -dates. The power of the Government to restore the Union was ample He pictured eloquently tbe siicccfi of the Union army, and contrasted the condition of the loyal S'ntes with that of th tottering Con fed er icy. He epoke of Indiana nr.d Indiana soldiers as a br.irc and gallant leader should speak of his comrades iu arms. He was an IndUui.iu and was proud of tbe distinction While the war continued and his life wns spared, he would continue to bittle for the rich inherit ance of our fathers the Constitution as handed down to us. We Ii.wc K-atrely glanced at the points of this speech by fr the ablest and best delivered from that stand. It was uianly, frank, and displayed ability of a high order. There whs very little indulgence of cant or clap trap. It was the speech of a gallant soldier, and would have been well received in any Democratic crowd Even the Abolitionists pre-fnt could not, or at le5t did not, object to it. When the General thanked the meeting for tbe honor conferred upon him and tock hij seat, three rousing cheers were given for him. Thfn some gentleman (after Geueial Kimball had co ncl tided, we meiu.) moved the nppointment of a committee on resolutions. We do not conceive it necessuy to publish tbe names of the distinguished gcntleuien who turn up here every time any crowd grathers in this place. The following dispatch waa received by AcsTtN H. Dttovf , E-q , the Secretary of the War Democratic Committee: BiycHAMrrox, Aug. 13, 1863. DxsaSta: Stri-e to rescue the country from rebellion and the Democratic ptitv from disgrace. D S. DiCKI.NKt.Y. Mr HtNKT Sfcrist. a gentleman who hsila from Putnim county, then put himself upon ihe stand., "peaking to the immense two thousand. The only thine which weighed upon his mind was. not tbe rebellion, but epecially the vast amount which, according to one Rirry R SilCt't, tbe editor of the Sentinel had roilizod as Sute Printer. Mr. Seckist, throughout his speech of fcome severs! moments by the town clock, seire-l to think if the rouiitrv was to be savel ometwxjy else would have to take old Abe Lincoln's place. (And therein we agree with him, and all the mtsJi people who heird him cried sraen!) He proceeded, stating a st.vrtling truth to his henrers,. to this effect: That this was Washington's. jErriasnx'a and Jacksov's government that is to say they founded and administered it, ani the people would m lintain it. This, a we have eat 1, appeared to be news to the two thousand "War Democracy" assembled in thebeautiful State house grove to listen to him. They gave him nary cheer. The honorable gentleman, with his usutl elorjtience, continued until he stopped Such a great speech was not made yesterday on tbe e.ist side of the Capitol unless it w:is previous or tiijae juent to the gifted orator's tvk't.g his seit. H cslled several dis'inguisbed gentlemen public I'ur several times, but we feel constrained to say thit there was not one of his self constituted antagonist on the ground. A brave and vigorous prosecutor of the war is tbe Hn Mr ScttsT. speaking of gentlemen in their absence, and ung iu his rhetoric the classic word "hell-fire" and "damnation" with regard to them Probablr he would have shot ouiebody if there bad been somebody to shoot at. At .any rate his pistol did go off half cocked. "Nobody hurt," according lo A. Lincoln. rLArroxN. The Committee on Resolutions, by their Ch rii man. repotted follow. h;ch tre uriatiimouxl v adopted: 1. .V. Iri-J, Ttattb rnJocrtic prirMiptrabfrvtcrfare t oirrU, to bei ti.l p'Lfd, m.pt rau t!y itluaii't of us to rrpuJi! tl- ljctrir. of )oll rl (ipmpathy with thtu. an4 Ut an joahSf a support 1 f our co'in'ry n! It c'nc.tuf4 athonte in thr icrat tni of tr untli th last vmj tf b preaol rl Uv0 l9 prral si-4 df rvT. -'. TLt tr prtJ s:i4 bott f tb tVrtorrtCT bs ben tn w to ih t 1 .f lb tnort'T, rj w i!vUr thst tb r rc'.i'H of a rrrilrt.t of .biMxi'J- p;M"ti anS u-Tim-'.t f..ruih4 Cocain- f-r n-ioii, mJ I nw 1 o proier or utif.ablr rxcos-for opjHJt'.on t tbr wsr now jtn tc ' trr xh autboriljr of lh Natioual Co:.'.itatuu 'r tt rt-t'ihoo Mle. S. Tliat tbconptnrv to brak up tue I'clon of lewcrtC S;aff r,a t ta-:i.h ia-ucrsrl wa4hbrat If plann-J an-l cirrmrj i-y it ox- wbo bro op ana pur polj tffffatf-t IL Iva crafc rty. W hsv to apclofi l t"r tU act ti. ti itur wb 4(clsre tbit tt"!"Ct n x,t Mr. Lincoln ouli ru for ftcuun, liunicn au t rv4".iicm," ar w üthuc all wrganliatiou that npj-- r fi.lwith tbrir wbltrri, tb to support t ae war a.i4 rru-b tb rb UKm, aa axu drox-ratC. fanatn-l at:4 tra'iiabl. 4. Tbat tb causrl" attack ty ib rbU:cn axalnit tis InKfrt'y of tbe eUb'Uuea tj our revuiuuoa ary fatbra uixUr which bav rctv.l tuany bls inf. 1 a war upon tb pnoople ol ti liriT, ai.U taut h-oertbrwa 1 irrr lb inUtaiWua of fr4 m an 1 our evanpl sn4 her fr fretaen.

5. Tbat aibnTf tb peorto of anv of th rb!!iot t 6n lrf o ciot. tay down rhr:r arm, conto return v tt l'Dtrt, iyth CxtwMtu'.Hrfi an4 tbe 1 of tb F'ersl üoverni'c', tby fhosi 4 b rrcAcne4 aa c tlMoa a ad protert Cir c't.t.tu:ic.Li rifbu 6. Tba. arzld tb trials of tba tli&ea, tl frir,4 or orfaiited cinl liberty cao show tbat our Govra&nt has and cw tb tb power to put 5orn all mot aa4 other ar.lawfu! cotabLations to rvt tba liwenart4 to raU nin an1 inriai to suppr thi rbt!iitt, and doty to democratic !nntutiou rcmrra an ui.beoULi.g ifcie of ibal po r. 7. TkatupB tbs 1n erfe erjee of sny frfieo rxwr yoipatlilunc wttb tbia rerwitimi of an aruiocracT aad irkirg to overthrew tL inniitu'i' rf 4nocratu: I t er. tr,w appeal to oar G vrmra r.r ta rnet ch Inter. frert with ir, and we pledge oura!ve to fu-ta.n, wlüai tilru-. our üoermaei.t la tb irujgl 8. Ht, wbiletu p-ep! have po-.rf4 forth thdrMoM a fa re in i up port of lb? institutions and rovmBent of freemen, our ai'bontie, hf h Jtte a.d NaMuna!, ar tmrioulj req-tue 1 toi.tT--tj rtuke a!I n-jrlrct to fj thful y apply tle public uioney and Mtta n tti puM t-;;f. to hoMaüta a s'rict ocriaaia'iiJity . to .np-pr-a all lav?h exppd.tn-, and mor- trin a'l the spirit of specaiaiion bleed r.g tb trra-'.ry and d -ra tIuinjj th people, and to rUl vrttb w ft sr;4 coa 1 tn pun lbaient ad dpecolatora and p-cilaors op-n tb m-r.j ac1 mesn of th people now iur n? Irnu-nerable pri. vsrlona In the-r do:ton to th ewin'ry. 9. Tbat the Dcm-wracy of Indiana tberlsb üh feelin of fi h!gbet Äratiratitn and admiration tb brave a id noble b-arir;g of tLstonaof Ia-iaca volnnrred In tb try-n? s-rrK r,f their rourtry arid of the soldiers and Wimm r( th United Spates, battlina with heroic Talfr for the IiSertie jr-jaranteet by the CoriitittiUoii and Union of tbws States, ao-t we pledge tbm our wanaet grstltad, affection aad support. JO. Tbat 01 1 r volaateers, impelled by convictions of patriot; duty, to leave tblr homes anJ families for the pnra'iona aod d aeaae of tbe caopaua and tbe perl of battle and Ruerrl'iU warfare, have lostnoue of tlieir rights ad priv.leges as fellow-cit'zea, in1 every effort under the law an 1 for their modification to receive there vol- a hoaid be made, and, situated a t!iej are, in tbe face of tb rebellion to see iu enormities, tbeir voice bould be potential on tL? bef.t mode and uesru for IU supprrsfcioa an 1 tbe restoration cf peace. 11. Tbat we denounce aa treasonable and dm roti to tbe peace of society, all secret political eoci'tiei organized to rctist tbe laws sni to give ail and con.fort lo tie rehetli-.!. 12. Tbat we will snftain th inteIty a d credit of the

TCational and State Governments and we denounce the Stat Agent, Auditor and Treasurer for tbeir wtllir.nesa to repudiate tba public debt and sacrifice tbe honor and credit of the Sia'e, to m nUer to parlian aggrandizement and prieaf emolument. Mr. WfLLIAMSox, of Putnam, offered the fol lowing, which was also unanimously adopted: RZvi, That, while we tjan-ls wl'.h all loyal men in support of 0 r Government In the prent criti, and bar no separate or party action to embarrass our auth'ntie,but ek to a Id s'reoth and energy in uppr--inx tii rebellion, we dire to meet and ronult tojcthr, and for tbit purpo authorize the Chair to oppo nt a (ramittee to ronsit of on from evc!i ConreHfional rVtrict, incl'idin two frm the city of Indianapolis, wbo Khali a"t as the l ntral Executive Committee of th l.'nion tVar Ivmocracr. with power in the majority of their number to eppoint meeUaG- and take Into consideration such other businesa as may com before iheni. Tbe Chair appoiuted tbe following CCNTEAL COMMITTER. The following were appointed on this body: Dist. 1. William P. E lson, of Posev. 15. John I. Morrison, of VV a.ihinztou. 3. N ith sn'el T. Hiuer, of IJ irth ilomew. 1. James Qavin, of Decatur. 5. Clitunce? E Sip!ev.of Dalaware C. Austin H. Browu. Wtn. J. Elliot, Indianapolis. Eli-dia J Peyton, of CUy. James H. Stewart, of Carroll. y. Clnuntey Carter, of Cass. IU. David P. Whedon. of Allen. 11. John brownlee, of Grant. Acstix H. Brown otTere 1 tbe following resolu tion, which was umniui J1 v adopted: Jinnies I T'aat tb" Central F.xecutive CoTiimlttee be instructed to correspond with tbe Committees of otb-r State an! confer who them a to the propriety of organising the Union War lJemocracy of tbo Nation. r.r.x. joiix a. m'clkrxaxo'.s s?t.KCii. Thi di-ttinr;uishel gentleman was introduced by General Kimball as a Moes come from the Ezypt of Illinois, a chief ruler in thesynacoue, and a pttriot and a soldier in whom there w s no guile The General procee le i, all u linr brie3y to the position in which he was pi tted by rexnn of Grant's order for his military arrest becm-'e of bis conduct before Vick'irc. The first point he m de wa that the Misaissinpi mnt te kept open to national commerce. The second, that the time for compromise was p !sel Polit icall? he went into this in Itter and give Huchan an and Democrats generally thunder. Well, we may ay that he went very deep into the s'averv question, nnd deel irei that now the sword and not tbe votes of citizens deposited in tbe ballot box should decide the matter. No compromie line between what he called freedom and slavery, shall be established. Third, that the rebellion was pratuitous and unprovoked, and proceeded to prove it hiMori cally. philosophically and eHentiöcally, and .-bowing that the whole object thereof wa the ajjir tn dizement of the slave power, by tbe conquest of Cuba and Central America. Fourth, that twenty millions of freemen in the North could put down the six millions iu the South When and where wore N art h men ever subdued? Did not the Goths and Vand lis over run imperial Rome? II tve notour arra'e from the Potomac toth Rio Grande been victorious? Hive not the strongholds of the enemy, Vicks tai a and Port Hu I3011, fallen before u? The man who says the North cannot conquer the S uth onlr wishes it would be so. Fifth, with regard to partie Here the pifted and classical spesker ransacked all ancient nnd modern history, bringing Piistritus an.l Caesar Ati2Utua and Cromwell and other round heads to illustrate the evilsof pirtie.s. His allusion to what the Fren'-h and Hunariin democracy had done against crowned heads were truly eloquent and suulime, and only lackel the e-antial qu.ili ty of historical truth. He wound up thia branch of his subject by declaring thttanymtn who im peached his democracy waa a traitor to the Dem ocratic Ten Cotnmindments. as he understood them. The speaker's sixth point was relative to whit he himself had d no in Congress. He lud drawn up the strongest resolution ever offered, to the effect that any amount of money and any amount of men should be pledged and voted to vig irouly prosecute the war. The seventh, eighth and ninth points we omit for want of room, in a measure, but principally be cause there was nothing in 'em We take occaion to remark that the distinguished gentleman, inad vertently, perhaps, un lei took to say that the three hundred thousand aordieis in the army were denounce! bv those he characterized as nevtr-e j - r ! men at Imme Tbia is an h illucinslinn Getier! ? Mc.Clerii ini lab.ra nnder. t oming of rc-tding too many abolition paper. It is a pitj lint ich an undoubtedly bnve m t should lend him-elf to I retail such slanrj in the face and hearing of r' j spectable cit'ren?, who know better, and only 1 lauch at him. The raagniScsnt and Illustrious General the I told the norel and original story about a house ' on tire, and folk diputing about puttinjr it out, ' pattented in the beginning bv Joseph A. Wright,! Minister Plenipenti nsry to Hamburg, appointed j by A. Lincoln to exhibit hydr.iuiic rams and hair oaus exirac;cu irotu me stomaens ot irgmta heifers Well, we are glad we luve 1:0t neirlv to the end. Rethorical and metaphorical was the e!e pant al!uiou of the brave (enerl to Aristides, who was ostracizel, snl other gentlemen whoe names, as he laid, weie written in history. Mr. riutarch and old Mr. R dlin furnishe.1 him with a few facts in this connection. Reutiful and hrilliant Was his preoration, piy ing s plowinc tribute to the 13th army corp be fore Vickab irg. No doubt e tch one öf tbe men of that immortal division of the Army of ti e Mississippi behaved as well as the General said, but Gen. Grant could not exactlr see his part of the glorious performance in which the sons and fathers and brothers of those who heard him fell slaurh'rrel by hundreds. Grant himself said that McCleiuand. bv his wonderful tactics before VioksVirg. increised mr losses fifty per cent. r&Cf. KILD. A mm by this name Iben appeared and recited home duirtrel to bis own apparent inSr.ite satis faction. Of all the humbugs in tbe world, atrav. eling and wide cvjui'i elocutionist beats us and the public generally. Mr A. U Crowx offered a resolution instructing the Central Comnrtteeof the War Democrcv of Indiana to corre-pond with Central Committees of other States, in order to perfect the org.niza tion of lite party uu a permiueut footing. Ltrrms. General Looan. of Illinois, DiCKi.Nko, of New York, Govern r Tcc.Juux iiaoicuand Stax LtT MATTBtws. ot Oriio, art-J also the Saperin tendect of the Michigan Ceutral iod, and Gen. Hover, were heird from the Secretary ia an audible voice, reidiiijj hat thry wro; GK.t ft MOT Followed at urgent solicitation, and made ore ot bis peculiar speecScs He a-ure l the W if I)e. mocracy, altbougo be bad resigned out of the army, that he waa with them. He was awfully

severe upon that serpent Most liftel up in the wilderne-s. called copperhead. In fct, he got the St. Vitui dance in gax'ne upon it in irasgi nation and holding it up roeuohorically to the gajeof tbe few War Democrats wbo beard him The crowd then called for Mpetox, and not getting a response from him, yelled for Dick. Rta.n. But Dick, was not on band fur a speech, for a wonder, nnd tbe asking ended. Colonel Stiilc then came forward and paid: "All who are in favor of supnbiting the Ccnstitutiou and the Unioo, say ave." (Ayes all round ) "All who are opposed. say no." (Silence.) "All who nre in fivur of a vigcroua prt-ecu-tim of tie war retvrd'r of circumstances, j ave ' (Axes all r.ui.d ) -Why, x.n are ;!1 atditirni'ta, I beüeve," said the ir llii' C'dorel, and sat down. Mr Hbow.v then arpmrred the m'eting to tl e Bte II'. us corner, to meet slter snptr. The band plaxetl at the Bites Hcu.se in the evening, but the crowd whs slim, and ro rpcak era appeared And so the convention of the War Democracy ended.

Froai tbe TeTe Itswe Journal. A Curd fro in "lr. Voorhcea. Ed Joirxal: This morning's Ex:te- r ntain n artide who-li t r txl-eSood and malicnitv is rather ib"ve the arera:e 'f it ns-au't-1 -n me I would 'olio my uml custom and per mit it to p-is unnotcei but for the fact that such item cet a currency abroad where the m dir-iou and depraved character ol ta il :.itor is not pro: etly arpreciafed. Hence I feel it a duty to rry fiien Is s well a mveif to correct lb calumny, at least, in thi instance, much I d:-like to re spond to anything apneiruig in its depraved and prostituted columns. (In je-terday a Iter not n I waa waiting fr the arrival of the trm from the South, extectinff fomc friend. I w not thinking ofiroing to Indi mapolis, r leivoi town in my direction, as the Express falsely asserts. When the train arrived I met nv frien Is -in 1 wa eusri"! in a sisting the:n with their big;.ige. when I heard some one call mv mm- I tiuneil und observe! a fellow in the uniform of a CionWi sf.-ndins on tbe pi ttform of one of the c ir of the Indian iro lis train, which w t ju-t s'trlin I approached him and inqo'rel if lie wish to peK to me. He said he di'i no. he only wished fo ee what kind of a looking mm I ws. I rennrked in reply tht be did nt lHk I.ke n geiitleman to me, and left him I had peoreeded few steps- when he called after me tint I wa n copperhead ii'l a traitor. I urned an.l simplY remarkeil thxt I had no doubt he was a cow-trd and would run if he ever got into a fizht, repeating my remark more than once. I remained where I was then standing until the train moved off.except that I walked luck and for'h a few times considerably closer to hirn. thinking perhaps that he desired to attack me While this waa oecnrrinc another incident also occurretl w orth relating. A soldier, one of thi Can'ain's own men. an lrishmin. in a lou I voice denounced him to his fce g a d I Abolitionist, and uiog other epithets I need not repeat. Other of his soldiers also approached him and told him to keep still, which he did. This is all there w of it Here I m?eht stop, having corrected the false, hood, but in view of the persistent, wicked nd atrocious efT'T's of the atdition press and nMd:tion leiders in thiscitv to involve onr communttv in bloodhed and civil wsr, I think it will not be considered am's for me to add a few word more Every effort, from the breaking out of the war to the present time, has been made bv the Ex press nnd kindred sheets, to caue so'-liers, wirh all the advantages of arms and com'ed num bers, to attack and murder law- ibidin? people and de-trov their property, on aco unt of a differ fcneeof oolitic il opinioiix. In some instances we all know th t aucces has attended their efT-trts. It is a mafer of painful regret to every good citizen to see them continued. They can have but one result No one need for an instant sun nose that Democrats will be thu intimidate!. On the contrary, they will prepare themselves to stand upon their riglrs, and evil men in this community who incite violence and deith, mv be ais-ured that thev will he the first to taste the bitter fruit of their own malevolent conduct. Democrats havefrre everything thu fr In the name of peace and .social order, in the name ol life an I proprr'y. I would warn a certain class of madmen, who are constantly nving in our midst, to teare how thev pre their per-eciri'Mis anv further It m-ay be atxwere I th it the Reptil licm Dirty Ureadv and prepirel ro fihr the;r neighbor This is not tm of lre titimen of go-td men in that party, but if it were iru in every respect, as it dotiVl?vi in part, it wor.M ty no tnems deter the Democracy from the ssr tion and enjoyment of edl 'heir rights. Prepara lion has not been cot dined to one party The Democracy aro prepared for defeie Let nooj.p thp'k 'hat t!rs is written in t st.nt of rhreovn ing. I am 1 tboring now every lv in tehdf ot" law and the tnipremey of the Cns?i'ntMn I be'one to a p-irtv devoted to the laws of Me I md But I do not belong to n craven pr'v wb'eb will Murrender its lights nd franchise to h ie and tvr-tnnicsl usurpation. So fir a I am personally ro'ieerned, I have no complaint to utter I have borne -lander and detraction in unlimited trae isore for t ears I en bear even niticb tnre In yeir to come, if sorb sVv:ld be the wish of my enem;es. A man's en emies never destroy htm If mn is but true to himself, nnd to his sense of duty, he enn defy and triumph over milice Neither hsve I anv apprehension from the soldier when be conies home I have met many of them, and no private sold'er has ever tretel me otherwise than respectfully 1 have ever been their friend to the he-t of mv ability. pohUe" and privately. This th) record wi'l how. and fale editors cannot change it And when the snld'er return he will sr e th tf la-e deui 'couc h 1 ve e.n-ht to ue him a a b'in l instrun.ent to do what they were Too cowardlv to d ticin-(-lv es Bv all the law of human n tre. the foldier will then bß.-'oine th worst p-iemv of that r.oisv, m liC'ou, craven pe-t of every eonnnnnity wheiebe is fourd tlo political ubolition-sr August 1. '" D W Vooshkfs Fcr the Sentinel. A S'rxv IV or da front n I'lain rnrmer Lowhl Mills, Bartuolomlxv Co , I.d August 19. lt-G3. $ Editor Simimx: I lire in the country, awav from the noise and c iifu-ion incident to city lile, iii. I I'ke mny other. lo tot fully reil'zc tbe ex'rM of 'be trouble with wbith we are -ur roun led I m no ool :;ri iit or preacher, and hi t it not been for tin nnh-dy rebellion, doubtless w mid never hue hotbered tay brains about the police d tTairs of our ountrv ; but these de genera'e days of aece-aionism, abolitionism and disunionism have arouse. tbe 1 itent energies of the m'lid of the niaes of the Americtu t eople, and caused them to rally in defense of "hose treat principle which actuates! our fathers when danger threatened our national existence. 1 hat the people are loyal to the Constitution aßd the Union as our fathers ma le them, needs no argument, and the recent raid of Johu Morgan into our State bas howu conclusively that tbe charges male by some that we tad so many sympathizers her are false, and only show the hullow heirtedness of those wbo made such declaration. Wny all this excitement and commotion in our once peaceful but now distracted and bleeding country? I cannot ansrer the question, unle-s it is because we have not heeded the admonitions of tbe father of tbe country. Washington, in his farewell address, says: "In ccn'emplating tie causes which may disturb our Union, it oc cuts as a rattttr of rerijus concent that r.ny ground should have beeu fumi-hed for chime tetiz;ng parties by geographietl disci iroination Northern and Sjotr.erti Atlantic and Western; whence designing raeti may endeavor toencite a belief that there is a real difference of local in terests and tiewg . Will any one pretend to deny but what w e have h d the-e de-ignirtg men, N'orth and South, cf whon Washington ssld, "we hould frown upon with indignation " Tbe trouble, however, i row upon ts, and the great and important question which comes home di rectly to tbe understanCiug of er erj'patt lot, every lover of his country, is. what shall I do In this hour uf our naüunal diuea. My doctrine would be to submit to every law un'il It is repealed er else decided unconstitutional, and seek redre-s fur every grievance at the ballot box. This is wbt my Democracy tells me to do under the circumtances, and I 'think it is gfd and wbolesooie doctrine, and full ot comfrt. It is not necessary that the C'jnsl'tutioti should be disregarded be ctue there is a rebellion. If tie Constitution Is irood in time of pece it Jebettt-r in time 01 war. Nor is it Lecetiary tbe; a man should c-se to be a Democrat; if derooerae It good in time of

peace it i better In t?me of war Nor ia it neceary tint a mm should ceie to be RepuMican; if repuMictni-m is good in time of j-eice it is bettet in time f wir Princ-p'e aree'enil, and w;ll triumph over all rebellions and commotions that may agitate our country TotheCostitutton and the Uoion we shouhl adhere with the utmost tenacity, and coudemn whatever onr fat! ier cndemel, and ere long the 0's,ertus wave of humm passions will sulfide and peu-e dawn again upon our Move! country. A.

AMUSEMENTS. .11 A S O i I C II A I- I F. O. vTITITE and J. W. V ILL Lee. Immcnso Comic BUI. FRIDAY EVENING. AUGUST 21. l?f3, The fine Ccnedj cf . rJP aK JtJKtfsaJ StlffOX. S' KG UiSSASSAiJAYlIE'vT Tbe laughable Fate cf TIIC ri.liiS .T MJIillBOR. COMIC SONO Mr. BURNS To conrla 1 with the Jmmenelj Isnfrbable Fare e-f The Spectre Bridegroom. "UCFSOF snwissios. (lenfleTtiivn and IaIv 3 cn's. Ea-h wt-lit'onal lai-'ly t5 cent fay,"Hor nn at 7 n'clo'k. Perforrrspr com roe nre nt , nrerilj WANTED. SITTJATION WA-NTED. 4 SirCTION WASTED TOT A TOUT'S MAX IX A t Iirv Good Store: has bal im experience. t',.xl refererwe civen. au21-'3i Address ore U t the Sentinel 'ff.ee. ESTRAY. i ai xsa I aTttVTrn FROM MT OKTCe. ON THE 20T1T. A I 3 Wliite fup, wih foir Mack spots, one ove- Iiis letl eye.tlie re-t en his boav. He is aln u' four niotith olu He t al a loa titer cellar ii"u"t-'l wub li . witb a lrk .-n ll.e fame. A liberal reward will lw K;eti n hi return r .my tfhee. Ir. M. II. WHlttHT, a'ir.'l-!2t Xo. 12 East Market btreet. SINKING FUND NOTICE. Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers. 4 Lb FE K SNS PDPBTFDTOTHK SINKING FUND f are notified i but bttils tnrtr"(re.i to ait Fund, and on w hi h itteret Las not teen itl In advance, will be o'irre! at puMic a!e ou th tacood Tt-es1y or I)t-c-m ber next By or er of tbe Board. W. H. TALBOT T, aiigtS-da-w til. o.-tl lTe.-i.lent. fKeit-r an-l ke publican, Lawreticeburc: Courier, Uadi-ot.: fisiet'e ai d Voll-sb. te, Evaivilb ; Journal and i-.xjite-i. 'Ierr IUuir; Jt tT-rsoiijan or.d Falladium. liicb mond: 1 line- a"d -entirel. Frt V ay lie; Aren and four .r, balayette; bemocat and Union. I.aport-: Fie-s, Ko ls 'ni: Far! and It pindiran. feen-burft; Mercury an' Herrin I bect e t.r: iKn.orrat ar.d I:pulm an riniiitb IH.-H1-X rat and Sp.ctnO'i, Motitcelii; Jcko.ian vnd Ke-puli.ica-i. Ku-livi le; D mocai t d riepublicn V-lpa-rai-o, wi 1 itii-er to 'b amount of two dollars nd send bilV r- c-iiit.l to tbe füre of tbe S liking nnd for pav meiit. w tli a paper coctaiidn tbe adverli-eii eitt nirked."J CAMP MEETING. ACTON CAMP MEETING. f I1HK ACTON C MI MEET NG C 1MMRNCES TMUKSI U W, au.uM lt3. tribe ac tumoda'i i: of p-rons w i b-nc to att-iid E.x utrjon Tic! et wjjl be n a'.v at II tlie. rejti.ur -ta o . lie t. ana . u k., go. si hü nil reKiI"t la-eiier Train tlurui tbe coutinusi ce f ibe iueotn g. 'TA1I perMia. on traiu wit'ioat iick-t will be cbar;;- d t'ul f-re. Ti-kets fr ru l!idl.mjp'lis f.-r ale at tbe Utdn De jot. rare bU cents ttr Iber und tiip . noBl'. WIEK. SuperiuteaJent. W M. I.. NoeLK, Gtuersl "lie t At-i.i. auel-dlut ESTRAY. B-A-ST HORSE STRAYED ST tVYF.ti KKO.M THE SL'BCMHKR AT INI VNAPk i "Lt", "ii t"e U li Mist., a Bar :ir-o, at.out -even vvVs old. fill rfo-en hhttdn h;gh, lofty Carriage, bin in flo-di, t -ih bot. fert w hite, and ome w bife on the inward s'd- f n frire foot, a diamond wbite ot between i If iio-trib. and ehol ail round. Sny person returniiijt aid ror e r tn- rmntion where be may t e f und, Ii. W burrow's biverv .suble, or to tbe fcubscriber will be liin-rab nwarie.1. " It. M.VYhEW. aul !- S5 T R A. C O W - rtTRlYK' FTiOM THE CBCU1BKR, AÄOLT THE 12t!i kf Ja ie. f-om No 13 Bates utreet. Irtdianapobs, liri'f Y l'o Cow, w.th white bax an't la'ire teats, wboiit 7 . r H e rs oft. RJvin - mi k when he lefi I wpj 1 berl y revtrntt e jw-rsn that retur- s tbecow rk-nvea !t:f rn aü-ti hat wU lead to litr recovery fit sp ncer' Oroc r or thi t fBce. S.CHAF.V vN. auK'Hd.M.v-lr SHIRTS, &C. Gents' Furnishing Goods! Shirts, M.'de to i'iler. And a PERFECT FIT WA1IU NTF.I. AleO, T3 AM fl T J r ILt'.illt y "ilAiLlif Id W J .l . s . t r -w a All e'te and t'e I on hsid Dirertinra f r 5- If M e a u mac n t e e c t b.v mail. Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery nnd' Ftii'iiisiiiiig Goods tit to U i:s T VAMII.(iTO.t TlttET. arrlft.'3'dlT EDUCATIONAL. T. tfAKY'M SKTlI.AnY, (trucorat.) A Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. X. 14 nnd Iß rtti TIerldlan Street, lh' DIANAPOLIU. fpnt FALL TERlt Or ST. JIAkT'S WILL COMJ i!LC: OQ Xoudaj, rptuUr 7th. Fsr-nts ran rely ot. fod-nit in tbia Scbo-1 all tba aJ. vautaces that cvuld b tleired tr tbeir daugbter. A pro pee us 111 b sent to anj address an application to Mr GhükQ HtltbthT, lialiatapolia. aiigl-44w)w NOTICE. STREET IM PROVEN ENT NOTICE. Orncs or Cm Cutts,) lud aua pij, August I, IbCZ. 7TUTlCrv IS HEREBY GITR5 OF TUR FHXLENCT X of tbs llewiuf Ordiaaac ror street laiprwvaaver.ts, to wit: Aa aT!nanc in proves for th rtrrlstltj; and erect'nf f Itw pa:, lataps and flttarrs an Ivlaw are treet. be-tw-ea rh s -ctS) side af ew Yea-k street aod th isonh tide of Nona stroL At est: CTkCS S. KCTTERFIFLD, aBl-dlt Cm Ork.

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SPECIAL SALI- OF DKY GOODS ronaonavM i j Now Commenced at No. 33 West Washington St. ENTIBE STOCK MARKED DOWN! Great I iiducemeiil OlTcrcd! DECIDED BARGAINS TO EE GIVEN. Those wbo bur Try Goo's f.ir rah w V d eil not t tniiae tbe huuae. Iii q a. re fr, ai d raske ut; IaY.CII A: KK AXE'S And vf thereby fr.in C o 3U per cent. TJememr ;t Is t'.e n--r l-r J U S'ore tetween Cbrlry Mer's ani Tbe I'aitnrr ibue. oulb !'.. .5.0UO ICOtel sum IS, WW.tfiale at Nt Yrk j-rices. gWfT-jtiurry lnerrhiiiits are loviti-J ( call. LiNCM a!;v, Trprietora. Jr21 & Wjt Wah-tnrton street. SUT4.ERS COODS. BOWE?, STEWART k CO., Wholesale I ealera in Sutlers' stationery, &c I X I) I A N A I'OLI S, 1ND1 A N A , K 7" t El CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL STOCK if vici i ic; im reus, i:vi:i.ii, poictfoi.iov, roc Ki. r nooKs, iks i i:cii., li:.i,Vc.v dr. Sutlers, we wl.l puarantee to duplicate any Mil of good pimna d weti ot tne niocnta n--. KOvVKS. STEW AKT C , auS-iliw li.diaiiapoüs, lud SUNDRIES. FOR SAM.: 500 doz. Glass Fruit Jars; 1,000 Gross Corks, all sizes; 1,000 lbs. Sealing Wax; 300 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and stxles; 50 bbls. Coal Oil; . 10 bbls. B-.-nzinc; 20 bblj. Lineed Oil; 20 bbls. Lard Oil; 50 bbls. Lubricalinir Oil; 50 bbls. Whiting 500 oz. Q.iinine; 50 oz. Sulphate Morphia; 10 b iles Terra Japonica; 10 cases Mvs Liquorice, pure, for Tob:iC"Oni.sts; 10 cases Scick Liquorice; 10 bales S;x)nes, quality rarions; 800 boxes Glass, all sizes; 500 gal!?. Rist India Castor Oil; 8 tuns White Lead, in Oil; 4 bbls. Sp'Ls. Turpentine; 22 bb!s. Varnish; IG bbls. Alcohol; 472 lb. Gum Shellac; 45 bbls. OU I've and Wheat Whisky; 10 doz. Oi l London Dock Gin; 40 doz. London Porter, 40 doz. Scotch Ale; liy STIaWAItT & irlOICGAX, WHOLESALE lWGGfST. Jy No. 4 a Kt Vabimffon Slreet. HATS AND CAPS. ISAAC DAVIS. Wholesale 6c Retail rr DEALEK IN 4 ' Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, HAS JUST KF.CElVEI HIS SPRINa STOCK ( ,F OO'IDH. !)!K(T FRtM THE M A N U F A CTT " R E R ' In the Ea-t. whlrh e will m II as K.w a the lowet. All the I.ATK4T stvlkh hep- at No. 15 Pecalvatila stri-et, fourd '.outh of tbe IV.st Office, Indianapolis, Ind aprl-diw:tta FOR SALE. TO TS1CCII.IST. I T10U SALE TWD FINK-CCr TORvCCO CXTTFRS, one K-.llsr an i two T'ees. Alo au upriabt Sieam Lufrine, Boiler nd PlLrg bot little QeJ and iufi order. A well aTantal an 1 well sitaated Tobacco Factory would alio te sold. A II on reannable term. Apply at FRANKLIN BANK OF KENTTCKT, aug5-d3tlaw L"Uviile, Ky. DRY COODS. TH0NSSEN & LAHEY, 07 West Wnshintston St. BETWEEN ILLINOIS AND TENNESSEE STREETS, -yyiLL SILL FUB SI1TT DATS AT kZTAlL Shirts, Warrcntrd tott. Hosiery, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Linens, &c. And fler great indaceiseou to bwyers of NOTIONS, 3BO. TIIO.WE. a3L IaAIIEY, rj7 Hfit U'nltinfftnsSiret. COFFEES. RTUSK A. STEPHENS k SON'S OLD GortriksneBt Java and best Klo Coffee, roasted and vrownd at tbo Suaa Coff aast ptc MiiU, eorwer of t WsibJrvetoai ant fat streets. IS dlw '

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IMt 1 11 annc rnlK F1UHTS, VEGETABLES. &&, niRSALELT .uirrci .v in m, ziljis, No. 9 West Washington St. -- - i.e1 "rm R.-A FINK LOFüF PRIME BUTTER wrvr. I era lie nre aod line artl Cbee-. j it rerl4 SAWTEK MTILUAM5, 5o. 9 West WashiBatoo Mreet. Tl RARRF.LS NO. fCtiaC AND f WE STY IUE OU b: r:e Kiw Cctfre. n tore vd fr e Um fcy !AIEK1 KLI4S. No. Vfet.1 WaMcTott eTreet. Olli I B 'XL wENrCtLFBKATIU F.AST INI'U evM I Coffee, tbe beat .tvui4 i2e la u-. i'aUl a.d ej.anJ,e it at 3.1 Yk .A M iLUAÜ.H'. Nw9 Wot H suu rta street S?i KITvos i ASD 1 V vCKF.KEL, EXPKEiLT tßj lr family -,Ju arrli'a; a SATtki vriliiw.x. No. West vta.btBtoti st. 4 LA WIK ASSORTMENT OF FITRA nNFTFA ä Your. ltysi. Im per ia!. ; Dr.Mtrti r & Plaek i st .ecu d w ub f real csrr, for sie lew at SAWYER a wlUJVMS. N. W-t UaliiB4-ta U ,)J i IN:UN!S AkNut It SEXTRA IWHL I) eWJ."MM? ahd Krow New ;rr C'viTee. ttt be 4 tat j Ue. Call and gel Ivibf. I'ut to ie.l p.cka;est eu.tthetraJ. s A l r. M M UvV. No. West VI abinxti St. VLS I a LAK-r.K STICK OF EVERT VARIETY" oK S'aple ut Fancy Jr. rt. Tob. exo, CU;ar, W.Kietiai d WiM w Ware, while Fl-b. stecrl. Sliiioit. Irout. C.tni.cil Frai , iel!ie, JVckie iif d i'jster, Ac , Ac. ürureri 4d cbrajr than an lai ia the cn at SAWYHl IVlLUAliiV. ia"e:ni y i.i vi..iKt.it t. DRY COODS. in P o o x w Vi iS a h -: CG t ;- " ..si P a w - , w "' - - Z '. 7T: v . f: r -r i x - r- t . H H 3! H w at 00 a 0 H 4 o rn Q o V- " . '- r; - jj OS FEMALE COLLEGE. GLKND.ILE FEM1LE COLLEKE. rpnr n"xt session or thi rrsTcrrTinN wili, leirjn tat M ndav, Septetnler 14, Tbe I -ca tion, near Oneitiiiaii, on tbe C'u.cihTiatl, llitn li-n mad lyton I.'a;lr.d, i central rnd ery dirat le; tbe'rito ano i foimJiiiv a are nr.eonall A. tbe t-uil In aud ac C"fr.mo1at taia are an pie end elefraiit; the Tescber the I tersry and o-ii.nieidal Cepartme t. ee iin"rI ae.'; ibe curse or -tody i a. tbro.-fh and ea en!4 a a'. ot!. r. and tbecharres are wk!' nt't.alo is derirable f lare for ; uersr UMe In it e t reun ions timea Fr ratal gties, information r admliof, addre-a liee. J ft ViNT: HHT, t -. fa, n;15. Clevd.l. Han litot C nt.ty, t:Lia. VERMIN EXTERMINATOR. for iCiatk, .tllce, It9-te!ie, Aail, Ilea lltica, tioth .st fr etr U' oirn, Ac, in. cci on t'Unls. tou lt,AtiuuuU, Ac. r;t tm In t5r. &0c. and 1 U e ru-ttl- ani Flsks, f 1 aud $5 sixes for tlo eU, Tublic luatitaUoms At. "O.lv infallible remedy kuowa.' 'rre fron e',, "Not dingerou to tbe Human Tantlv." "P.au come wul ot tbeir bul t toUu." Unsold Wboleeale In all larar enW. rT7Sold by all !ruf;Kit and Dealer eierj w hero. iri7!:Be waren of all wortblesa iinitat.ewis. C75ethst,4C'rrAaV name Is oo each Box. Bottlo and Flask before yon buy. CTAddrtsa IIIMIV If. roTAft. 2l"Paicirai. laaror, 42 Hroado-ay, N. T ICTSold by BKOWNIXli A SLOAN ar.d VT. R. VICX ERS, Wholesale ad Retail Areata, 1'rftianape.La. Iid. ICU.t NOTICE. TO OWWEUS OF DOGS. Omca or Orr Cltbk. I Ir.u.rotia. Aug. 5th, 1JTJ. yrOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TH aT ALL IJOO U1 CKNsESIacaetl a lyJt bare oaplrod, m tbat any peraon or persons oa'ng or brNnric aty animal of tbo d -cklnd. w;tbin tbe lita-.ts of tbe city of !diaitohe. wiuj.ut ha vii.g Cr.t oUaced a hcene ma4 check tbe re -for from tie t:itj Clerk snd utL2cr aid cbfk tot sabstai.tialcollsr ot la-her.tr,, t ppr. brwa reakeer jurat raaunal. to I wuro Wy auch dc. ore tiabio t a tno t.f n-t lea than IS or more tbao r:o. wttb th cost f procntioti Funber, that it ts tbo duty of the PoI cnen of th city to kiil a:i anim.ls of tto do kns found ran Mot at tajre, unle tb vri of tbe sano bave coat plud wub tbe o'earoiiyc requirtmnt. CTKCS S. LUTTE KF1 F.LD, au-d3w City Clerk. MILLINERS. IIISS J. DOYLE f TAS rEEJaANENTLT LOCATED IN INDTa!? Arf II LIS. Roorna over No. Bate. Howao Eiock. Wesi w aäbinctoo street. 1-. i is j. iiuicry S-inporv um, where at all limes may bt tiA a full assortuont of Donticu.llibboud. Frctirh Flor en, lMumcs, Qrldal Wrratb And all f ooJa asual fetnd la trst dus Hoom. Hasetti Wowabt frooa Iba East Moxswrtosttoel tackrar . and rroeser. atlas !Uwia sj amciUr ottootirt. to Sil oraera r caiia in mat la.e. M:m D rortsres her thanks for fast favors itJ ooijciu a cootUiBaar of tbeaame. JwlytTlj

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