Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4023, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1863 — Page 3

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i j, ; ... J VtlUKSDÄY M0RS1N0. SKPTEMJ'.Kit 3. j j j CITY ÄND OTATE ITEMS BjaaWaaaaaaaasaM ttl G entleroens boot retailing at wholesale prices it M. Hunter k Co.'t. 3-4 t'ff Massachusetts avenue, or.e of th mot mciScf nt thoroughfare of tbetity, i under goirg r graveling. i j r'as.soxAL. -Col. Alexander, of th brave LDih Icdna, which distiticuiahed itself at Yickburx, in iffrhecity on a brief furlough, stopping at tie IV. Iff HoU.M. Take n Drink Of A. Stephen L Son's best oU Java or best Rio coffee. Every package warranted to qive iatir-Tacliou. auj0 !Gt. a. -.tBaaBBs. fTM. Hunter k Co.. at So. 19 Esst Wah Ingtbn street, hare the best aasortment of ladies' fir.eTUl morals and gaiters ever offered for rale in the it. at prices that cannot fail to mit every onei ept3dlt trCha. Mayo k Dwes. tJletm's Mock, have a splendid stock of Gents' fine boots. Pepped drew boot 15 00; sewed dress boot $7.00. Fall' fltok received, every variety and price. Calftaodse. ep2dlw I.uotocs Notice The Indiana State Convention of (JidversaliaU wiil cooveue in the L'jii Ter;Jit church this aftemHo, at 2 o'clock. Tht'e will be preichinp in the evening "li o'clock. AIo each evening during the week. Fi .Kentucky i Imle ahetd now. Yes trdy a couple, accompanied be their puren. crofted the river at M dnoti to h ve the connubial lnt iiexl the bride numbering seventeen sun'mer and the groom six' eeu. Our boys li t betft r hurry up ard not Itt Kentucky keep ahead Jlf Boot and siioe customer will onult theif int(eta by examining the tyck and prices of Chre, Moo A Dwe. Glenn'a IJ1m k The-e gentlemen tnke jrre.it p a to pleis their cih'o m-i-s and .e'dom f il to mke i i !e f to Gletu'a Block for boot and hoe.. f.cpUllw iJT It U remarkable th.tt all the mover whtnow pa a tout: that nrt of the National roit! called Washington street come lr'tn the wet instead ot the e;t. a w. the ce before ther. Westward tlie pt.ir of empire, for the rrfcnt, no longer lake in way. t'-T" Jame W.it4oii. the ppu!ar and well kmrn proprietor of the He:irie Houe, CiuHntiati" take pleasure in informini; bia numcroiM frieil throughout Indiin i, th tt he h.n rebuilt the f Ienrie Houe; and preatly enbired it by the addition of another story, and can now nrcnm mo.ite comfirtnbly over three hundred curst". i ejM .4 eMtrT the Henne. PaiNTf ks -Anv pr.irtirad printer desirous of f;ing into huine for hinielf. sn) who has two three hundrnl didl irs to mike a tint piv rue t. run procure a hilf intere-'t in a permanentl.v eabli.4hed and gool paring country piper in th'ulitate. The material inr all purrwei is ample nd nearly new. For further particular ad dreot J. J. Bingham, Sentinel otfice, Indianapolis. ep2 tint. Among the prominent Generals who hive ben kille! in battle or died since the war corned are. on the5 Union side. M 'jor General men Ke !ev, stunner. Jlitcneil. iteno, ntevens. Keylolds and Nelson, and Brigadier Generals Lvo, McCook, Smith. Hackleman. Baker, Lan er, Willi im. Btvanl, Terrill nnd Strong. A )ng the rebels are B e. B irtow, Twigg, Garf.et. Wilder. ZollicoITcr, Holmes, Stonewall J-rt on. Sydney Johnston. Van Dorn. ilcCulloup , Mcintosh, Pemberloa and Floyd. We have now in Indinnapoli, counting com lescents and all, about eight thouind sold ra. We would simply remark, in this con uect n, that the Government is drafting conscrij inc to fill up our decimsted rank in the field What, then, are gentlemen who hive voir .leered to go to war, doing here at home? The Lrare men, the rank nnd file, whom we bnn r, are eacer for the fray; but probably their Col icls and Brigsdiers could tell in why they sre ot led against the- enemy. We don't need thei in Indiana until the rebellion is cruhed Ü io "We yesterday conversed with a gentle mat who arrived in the city by the Bellefontaiue railv y the road owned by the rich corporation of w .ich John Broughis PrVodent. He informed us tltit the Democratic organization in Ohio was . . a saaa rerflct. resolved and sensible, "snd, he ex claiiled, in the enthusiasm of patriotic fervor. by 1st. Psul. tie work goes OMvelv n. for Valf ndighant. W e can give the patronymic of the -complihel gentleman if any ot our aboli tion ind disunion cotemporsries desire it. I,ft us have fair play in Ohio. T latv-FirTii Immaxa Father Cooney, Col iel Mullen and Lieutenant Colonel Kalle are n5 vet in the city, ncniiting for the gallant Tbitiv-fifth. It is understood that o er Iwohun dred iriahmen, brave and true sons of Erin, who werr forced into the rebel cause, are now at Camp Mir n. prisoners of war, and ready to take the oath f allegiance and Jo'n the Union army. We hope for Colonels Mullen and Btlfe, a:.d his Itevt-ence. Father Cooney, infinite pucce! in secutng these recrnita for their regiment, which, we ale told, by one casualty or another, lus been leciated Tiaieu. Rli'liw ng ig to the Yestenl.iT afternoon the men be longl.g to the six months regiments, recent I v ar rivet jjhere nd on their wa? to war, were review eil b; the accomplished oflicers permanently lo CslM the brav went The in this fit v. The atl-ur Uok place we.it ot . Admirable was the aonearance ot the men onlv three regiments of them. They through their evolutions like veterans preeutcd a plendid contract with regard to th ir oflicers. w bo bad on new store clothes and were msgnificentlv mounted. The soldier the t ivate soldier, atxut these times, is the no btestlwork of God aam 1 II f. MTl.LT OK TUR ÖTRXXT UAIIKOAU n t ISO The action of the citizens' street railroad me4 appr whic reaei i u spiri spok such g. on Twdvy night, seems to meet the t-al oi an oi our citizens, anu ine spirit actuated the gentlemen present who rep ed the two companies: previously organized, versally commended as uunly and public A r Wller and Jnd;;' Martindale , asserting their entire willingness to adopt I lue nitres as would speedily secure the con struc ion ol an advantageous svstem oi street railr d There was a general good feeling on the Object exhdited by all present, which augurs j well r tne ucces. tnent. ot this most tiesiraoie im-1 prov SiiviT RaiLROAfH. The meetinc of citizens st tit Courthouse on Siturdy nicht rerom ; mcn el two routes for railroids. or rtther one j routAand the ceneral direction the other should j take! The hrst was irom the corporation line east r the line west. Take this to the Deaf and T- 6 t. i :. .:m ;i iniQi itisiuuir, iL-ii ii ni diuc nine mil". f Thelecood ws from the corporation line in a' outflv direction, ard bck northerly. This gt the u of the avenues if thev r found to be tli be-t. This lioe ctn not be less than five mile are r thre. ing Tbe cost, we are told by gentlemen who ;o,u tinted with the business, of a line of miles, will not be les than $42.4'rt, Inclnd eou'puenLs, stables, cars, hores, Ac. 1 nearost oi a ave-mne .n be 32,300. According will I folly to start with tbanhlÜÜ.OfaJ. The lo-i of a five-mile line, fully eouipped. will to this calculation, it a capital stock of less Si diir mo a m torv! u (itovi. Daisy. There are some si loctei altout Indi.tnapoli. oe tf the extem-ive of which is that at Suar (Jrote, rjorthwet of the citv, under the proprie p of Mr. J. Kilev. He has a beautiful farm for ilaxing. and in all its appointment Sujar (iro Dairy is in magnificent order. The princi pa 'Stotels ol tl. citv.as well as a creut rium ber famii'e, Mr. Rilev sur plies daily with the pure l and freshest of mdk. He Ms recently add to hi stock twenty milk cows, for which be r d $W per hevl He now dsilv milks over fifty ows. Thea fsttj inty cive oar readers mm He of the amount of capiul invested in snd round Indianapolis in the dairy business. We save made no mention of the butter and cbetife m.nufActured, deferring th statistics with regard to these necessary and important articles!

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Carr D vnrT Faorr W veteray had cciou to apetk of ibe almost two thirds fi!are ' of!lf' crop throughout Central, Southern !

and Northern It.diant generally. From tunt ft j imrreditiely s'ljoinlpc Mirion, we lejrti tht the! watermelon Tine, the pumpkin ine, the pvp I rine lJ the leave of the com ulk are nun- i ipuUted into powder by the slightest touch. Farmen cd arrlrulturists are now cutting- thetn op. thus MTInz all the? can for the food of their : ct;Ie in the winter Probably never before wm such a season known on the North American continent. Wr h visited us shall we have famine toot We pray the Ind God not to curse u with both these calamities at one aod the name tme. Molm Thea no eted, peclaclci animal, or vermin, are committing all the depreciations thev are scientifically cap-ible of, upon roots in the ground, as we le-un from dUtinuished sgri cullurists in thU vicinity. We yesterday saw on, capturel on hi recently jurclae farm, by Ex Quartermaster General of the State of Indiana Vajen The thing was an unJermining cure, he remarked, and could not fee very well anyhow, unle-s he got Moe to help him, and therefore he should return it to the pent!emn who most likely wa it original proprietor, J. M. Tilford, E.-M-, President of the Journal Com pany. Mnle, beside having a liking for root, i bug and worm. re fond of berriea, and if at j lacked in an attitude of war they run backward. ! CisTiaxa. We notice an excavation of Meri dian Mreet ner the Circle, for an immense cistern, calculated to hold three thousand barrels. It is an excellent location, convenient to the bevy business center of the city, and yet at a poiot where but littlo drawing of heavy loads wilt ever p.i.M over i;. Why not mtke it a reservoir of supply for the other cUtertu in convenient reich of it? We are told that it might be kept filled bv laying pipe from it to the locks on the canal near the old paper mill. If this i ao, and it is very eay to test it, it would be ati immenre saving in the course of time and an incalculable advantage for the Council to order the pipes liil. Will ome ol our city fathers think of this? Polick The Journal iy tint we are now praising the city police, whereas a few days atro we were abusing them. Well, we hive only to remark, thit most of the gentlemen fn thia crp' are honorable men, but whenever some of their black i-heep do something publicly which de mind reportorial attention, they will undoubtedly have it at our hand. The Journal not as independent as we are, nor docs tt consult the interest of the municipality a we do. We beg our triend.4, members of the police force, and they are fevcrnl, to remember thi, and look always to the Sentinel for ju-ti-e. Thev shall have it. We undoubtedly respect each man, who, in so lb rious and unpleistnt an nice,(locs his whole duty to Iii fellow citizens who placed him in ro-ution. Cfliall remember alwavs ucn a man Hatk We am ÜBAToa ix Imxa.xa? To for ever settle the tjuestion that 0 P. M . C irnman dor in Idnel ol the naval lorces in Iixliana. is none of your ordniarr, one "s tilkei and blowers, but is a tip ton, splendiferous orator. "as lirutus is, and for the purpose of establish ing a new rule in rhetoric, (unknown, 'tis true, to Blair or Newman.) to wit: that volume of voice and a sprend eigle style are the main con dmons ol el'MMience. we quote from an oration delivered bv Hon O P M. at n recent met'tin: of the War Democracy some place Our "ora tor" describe theboundariesof ourcountrv in the good time coming, as follows: "Our territory shall not then, ns now, b lim t.wa . a ,t a. a 9 net by tiic AtosiooK on itie norm mm the mo Gr atide on the south, but the cold frozen regions of Greenland, and the Esquimaux, on the one hand, al llvic i, Patagonia and South Shetland s icy coast on th other shall scarce suffice to give our growing people room. Our right hand shall rest on Afiic. unexplored and maiden bosom, our left shall make the Russian tvrint tremble on his throne, and Europe too shall seek to know our will and regulate from thence her conduct as the lone msriner on the mighty deep would watch Arcturus steady light, and guide from science his frail b.irk to some destined safe retreat." The figure in which out orator places "our right hand on Africa's unexplored and maiden bosom." we deem extremely felicitous a happy concept:on; at least, it tniyhl result in something of the kind. If the "exploration" was continued, and the "figure" properly Jevtloprd. A figure of this k:n 1 is easily appreciated by some persons, in some quarter, and under certain circumstau ces. We certainly have no objection to our orator using it with perfect "freedom," but perhaps Pompey or some other colored cut may not understand such a figure of speech! Upon "the whole" we think the figure a good one, and so will let it "stand." The future boundaries of our country, as described by the eminent geographer and orator, pleae us. We shall be better pleaded when we know the exact locality of "Valdivica and South Shetland's icy const." Our he id may be a little confused from reading the manv good things in the oration of the Hon. O. P. M , but it orrur to us that our country is not jot now making the best of progress toward "Valdivica. Patagonia and South Shetlsnd's icy coast." Several millions (if people would undoubtedly have re. reived much pleasure had O. P. M. announced the etaet time when the boundaries were to be established. It would have settled a goo,! many misgivings on the subject not only in this, but in other countries Sinre the delivery of the above noticed speech Hon. O. P. M.hts been absent from Indiana, rusticating and lubricating. kf 1 an f I ti fW wtw m lllllllHt We are now ready to do all kinds of plain and fancy Job Printing, "in the best style, on short noticeand tt chmp at any other oßee. We have competent hands, good presses, a fine as.ortment of nunet and c-trd. and wecsn do good and cheap work. All kinds of books, briefs, catalogues,) 4c, printed in the best style and on short notice. Weak the patronage of Democrats, and alloth. rathat want printing done. tf. MUSIC. It A in: A s O'S, KTF.nn'AY so. SCHOOL liillJIO.VI irT.V? AT .11. IB KX II AN A C(FS IS a t n 1 1 on no O o i it x Vwno Forte Wareroota '" North Ulinoi. treL janT-dU 'S-t EDUCATIONAL. T. JIAUY'S SKT1I.YAKY, ei sehest . CI L 1 T A BoaTQinZ aü! UiV oCüOOl lOT Young Ladies. sio. 14 nnd tft .rth .Tlerldlan Street.; INDIANAPOLIS. ntHK FALL TFRM Or ÜT. MARY'S WILL COM- i I MECKon Monday. pten.tr 7tL. l'ar-otscanrrly on flndm in this Jsrbool all tbe adrantaes that coaid be drired for their dausbter. A proep-cius will h aent to any addres en applicatioo to Mr.liKORilC HF.RRFKT, Indianap!.. au8l3-d.t3 TOBACCO aTj p C 1 CAR S . 5 O O O O O I Just tleceired. A K sS TOIirST .V. IIlilOJIXOEIt. Jus returned from ConectW-at. m TBF.RE UK HAS E5GAGED S.OOO.WK) F1NP DOY ? MF. STIC Cigar. All go st. wll b- wat .anted , of tne very best quality, aud wil Isell 25 Per Cent. Lower ! Than any other house will lh the aam qaallty ) Every one wh" aell.eigar, wbuls-l or rrtai dealer ome oon ad examine the MK-k. JtU3C A. HKIDLlNttEK, W. S Talmer H-

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' aarorraa ttriiii r wmm bau. tat iitnitL; Tor Tlornlnf Ueport See first I'nge. t "Üiglil Urport Oor report of the President's Letter wm io badly mixed up that some portions of it bad to be omitted President Lincoln's Letter. Jfiw. York, September 2 The following is President Lincoln's letter. j ExtcTTivt Maxsio. Wash., Aug. 26. Ho.. Jamm C. CosKLtf Mtf Dear Sir: Your letter in iting me t- attend a mass meeting of unconditional Union men, to be held at the capital of Illinois on the 3d day of September, ; has been received. It would be very agreeable ' to me thu to meet my old friends st my old j home, but I can not just now be absent from the city so long as a visit tbere would require. The j meeting is to be II those who msintain oncondi- : tional devotion to the Union, and I am sure that ! my old political friends will thank me for teodcring. as I do. the nation's gratitude to those other I noble men whom no partisan or partisan hope can ! make false to the nation's life. There are those 1 who are dissatisfied with mo. To them I would ssy: Yco desire peace, snd you bl.i me me that we do not have it; but how can we attain it? There are but three conceivable ways. 1. To suppress the rebellion by force of arms. This I am trying to do. Are you for it? If you are not for it, a f-econd way is to pire up the" Union. I am aeaint this. If you are you nbould say so plainly. If you are not for force nor yet for dissolution, there only remains some unagreeable compromise. I do not believe that anv compromise embracing the maintenance of the Union is now posible. All that I leirn leads to a directly opposite belief. The strength of the rbelIion is military its army; that army all the country and all the people in its range Any offer of terms made by any man or men in opposition to that army is simply nothing for the present, because such man or men have no power whatever to enforce their side of a compromise, if one were made with them To illustrate: Suppose refugees from the South and pe' e men of the North meet together in convention and frame and proclaim a compro mise embracing a restoration of the Union; io what wav can that compromise be used to keen Lee's armv out of Pennsylvania? Geu. Meade's army csn keep Gen. Lee's army out of Pennsyl v.ims.and I think cm ultimately drive it out of existence. Hut no paper compromise to which the controllers of Lee's army are not agreed, can st all effect that army. In an effort to make such a compromise we would waste time, which the enemv would improve to our disadvantage. and that would be all. A compromise, to be effected, must be made eitLer with those who control the rebel army or with the people first liberated from the State bv the Micce-s of our nrny. ow allow me to as sure vou that no work or intention from the rebel armv or from anv of its men controlling it In reation to any peace conference, however. come to mv knowledge, or the belief that all charges to the contrary are deceptive ami ground ers, and I promt.se vou tout if any does hereafter come it hall not he rejected and kept sacred from vou. I freelv acknowledge myself to be the servant of the people according to the bond of the United states Constitution, and that as such am respon sible to them. You are dissatisfied with me about the negro, quite likelv there is a difference of opinion be tween you and myself upon that subject. I cer tamly wish that all men could be free, while you, I suppose, do not vet. I have neither Adopted nor prepared any measures which 1 not consist ent with vnur views provided that you are in for the Union. I suggested compensated emancipation, to which vou replied that vou wi-hed not to be taxed to buv negroes. Hut I had not asked you to be taxed to buy negroes, except in such a way o save vou from greater taxation or to save the Union exclusively by other means. .TIIsNoiirl Itndtrnl state Convention. J i kkki.kox Citt, September 2 In conven tion this tnon.ing, a committee of one from each county in the State was appointed, to visit Washington nnd lay before the President the grievances ot tlielovsl people ol Missouri. resolution wa passed inviiinc Union men from K units to end a deleg ttioti to Washington, in coijuiiction with the one apointedbt the con vetitimi. Henry A Clover, of St. L mis; Arnold Kro ttl, of St. Charles, and Dmiel Wacner, of Lewis county, were nomiiiNted bv acclamation for Judges of the Supreme Court. A resolution was adopted instructing the State Executive Committee to prepare and publish an addicss cilling upon the eojle to form Sttteor rranizitions and central organirntions In the United States to jjivn direction and power to radical reforms in our Federal relations. A resolution was adopted providing for a committee of five to prepare a system of organization for the friends of freedom in the State. The committee on resolution reported a platform in uhstance as follows: I. sustains the trovernment in a vigorous prosecution of the war until the complete and final suppression of the rebellion. 2. Denounces the military policy pursued in the Suite, the whole tendency of which is to throw brick the eo:tle under the contral of pro slavery and reactionary influences, to paralvze the Federal power in euppressing the rebellion, and to create a leign of terror throughout a large feet ion of the Slate. The thiid indoors the President's etaancipation proclamation, and asks for it prompt execution, nnd will support no one not pledged to its principles. It is believed that those once liberated can not again be brought into slavery. It refuses to stist tin any reortfanixttion of the country that does not embody ihe freedom of the principles therein contained. The fourth refuses to allow French iuduence in Mexico, and calls upon the General Govern ment to reist jt. The filth demindi immediate emmcipation in Missouri. The sixth favors a constitutional amendment. The seventh demands that the Legislature call a new State convention to take under consideration the grievances under which the State now labors. A committee was appointed to attend the Union meeting at Springfield, Illinois, to-morrow. Additional tesolutious were ptse-l requesting Oor. Gamble and Ueut. Gov. Hill to resign; urging the President to remove Geu. Scofield; denouncing (Juaotrill's raid on Lawrence; thanking the President for arming negroes to kill rebels; warning members of the Legislature sgaioM disregarding the will of the people: requesting radical members of the Legislature to vote for It Grata Hrown and lteijtmin Logan for U. S Senators. The committee on public safety reported the follow irp resolution: In view of the serious complications arising out of the hostilities on the part of the provision al State government t the national authority and national policy, we hereby entreat the President of the convention to appoint a general commute of pubtio safety, composed of one from eich Congressional district, whose duty it shall be to confer with the loyal men of tbe State to organize them for the protection of their homes. ; ami in the event of no relief being obtained from our prtrsent troubles, to call upon tbe people of ; the State to act In their sovereign capacity and i ! such measures, as shall be deemed sece&ary. j 1 he proceeding of the convention were char- : i.'a . ...a . ' acrenzeu ov toe most enthusiastic demonstrations j of lervect loyalty and earrestne?s. From M. Ioufa. St. Locis, Septea.ber 2 Gen. Steele te!egraph to Gen. Schoßeid from Duvall Bluff Aurust 26, that our advance, under Gerj. Davidson, bis drove Marmaduke's cavalry. 3,000 itronc. out oi irownsvii:e, capturing uoi. xuririoge ana i some privates. . i At l f-t accounts Glover's brigade was pushing tbe enemy toward Bayou Meteor. A diapatch from Pilot Knob says that deserters from Burbridfe's command report that Price's forces were driven across the Arkansas oo tbe 29th ult ; that the rebels were in fall retreat, and ! that Steele and Davidson were in bot pursuit. J Marmaduke's command is completely routed! aod scattered. j Little Rock is within the gra'P of the Federal i army. From L.oulTllle. LoiMsviLLc, September 2. Hughes, witb from fifty to one hundred rebels, appeared ia Burkesville to day. It is reported that Hamilton, with from five to sig hundeed rebels, has reached Jimestown near Tomkinsville. X o further particular,.

rrwm Vi tlalnf tta. Wasihicqtox. September 2 The life interest of seventeen different owners of valuable real estate in Wssbington wai to hare been tolJ today. A lar number of persons were in attendance, but after the District Marshal bad read the decree of the court the Provost Marshal produced a letter from the military authorities stating that they would cWe cp no part of the property of which they cow have possession. The postponement of the sale to Wednesday next was then announced. Capt. Walker of the Desoto advisee the Navy Department of thj capture cf the steatnet Alice Viviao for violai.n of the blockade. She reore-

seated herself as from Mobile bound to Havana, laden with cottou. She had thrown her papers overboard. Among the passengers transferred to the Desota were several of the staff of Gen. Slaughter, of the rebel army. Gen. Slaughter himself had embarked on the steamer with all bis staff, but a few hours previous to her leaving Mobile be returned to the city with the intention of rejoining the vessel as soon as he could have bis baggage removed thither. Bat for this he too would have been captured. Iiis destination was Texas, to raise a brigade. ' . Other naval captures are also reported. . --asm- SRaaaja - From Mew York. Nru York. September 2 The Chicago dispatch to the Post says the following passage occurs L the President's letter: "The proclamation, as law, either Is valid or It is not va!id. If not valid, it wants no retraction; if valid it cannot be retracted any more than the dead can be brought to life." A special to the Commercial nys: Gen. Doubledaj is ordered to report to General Banks. The New Orleins Picayune of the 22J has Tara pico dates of the 16th stating that that place was occupied by the French. A fire in Wiliismsburg last night destroyed the agricultural implement faetorv of Wishurta Bro's. Loss iW.OO. A note from James J. Bradley Is published. emphatically declining the candidacy for any office and will accept no lamination from any po litical organization. A Memphis letter of the 23th denies the death of Pernberton. but his men aud officers have sworn to kill him. He had been taken to Hieb mond under a strong guard. Fully two thirds of Pemberton's army are in the held under Hardee. Johnston is in command at Mobile. from Mterrnaon. Ala. Stkvinson, September 2 All statements im pbcating Col. n. I piesdail, chief ot army police, in cotton speculations, are. on authority of the Judge Advocate, declared false. COMMERCIAL. ; ar Tut.ara.l illnrlnrtiitl Tlarket. Cincinnati . September 2. Flour Unchanged. Grain Wheat higher at 93095c for red, SI V2(d 15 for white, and 11 20 lor choice. Corn, firmer st COc. Oats 44(45c. Rye, ad vanced to 7HK. Whisky In active demand at 45c, being i further sdTiince. The market closing buovant and unsettled. An acrive speculative demand lor old mess Pork, an ! 221 HI bbls. sold at $10. Old bacou sides are in demand at 5'c, and shoulders at 4uWc. There was a fieer feeling generally in a'l articles Money Gold unchanged. Kxclinige firm. More demand for money, but maiket e.isy. tort viarkri. New Yon a, September 2. Flour Less active, common grades heavy and drooping at $4 (5(4 90 for extra State; $5 205 40 lor round hoop Ohio, and $5 40 ? i'i) lor trade brands. Whisky decidedly better at 49.i(s5m)c. GrinCorn excited and 2(cpc better; good speculative demand at 75c for spring mixed western, and 75($77c in store. Oata excited and 2 3c higher; sales at 5G63c for western. Sugar Firm, with cood demand at 103g 11 Xg! for Muscovado; lOJc for Porto Rico and c ior II"vn. ' I'ork Dull and heavy. Ilacon sides Heavy. Lard-Quiet and steady at 9?4'ßlOJc. Money More actite at 6t;7c per cent. Sterling", exchange firmer with moderate busi ness at 1 40 (it 141. Gold firmer, opening at 27) and closing firm at 25. GROCERS. .B.ALV0RD. J.M.CALrjWKLL. II. B. ALV0KD. ALVOItD,CALDVKLI, A ALVOUD ILiITJOI DE A TTERS ANDCOMMISSION MERCIUNTS, Ar ia DAILY receiptor freah goods. Constantly on band and for al at tb lewsat priceä, a large and aaaortad stock of Coffee, Sugar. Holnwae, Myinp. Itlce, Tea. !Vmls. Cilaa. iVowdrnware. stoaps Cnndle. Stnreh. rtmltlna. nrnri.Tbacco, Iackrel XYrtltertsHa . Crdos Tsrlne. Jatten Vrna Dyefltnf f Bluttat Flea Dates. Jllic. tlrandr Gin. Ram. iTlnes. tThtaky. rimn taitlon nnd Ifsikcr ffiltlera. Parten! sr attention given to tb sale of PRODUCE OF OJJTDSU 68 East Washington Street, INLKAS.VOUS,tl5D.

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A mlc was ea br Up-beaiüi u to sr look, trvc-th was tw ber Ujs ad la kr kaoda fUaUUe Biturs. S-T--1860--X A fw Vottles of Plantation Bitter Will cart 5ervoo licad act . . Cold txtreBlüsi4reveribUp. s K onr stomach and Feud Brv.tfi. Flatalcocy aod Ind!ftloa. Nervon Affections. Excesajvt Füraad SaortBrratb. FaJn er tb Eye. Mental IieajKaidency. Prostratico; Great tTeakneis. Sailow Complexion, Weak Bowels, Ar. Walch ar th evidences of LIVER COMPLAINT AND DTSPirsiA. It Is estimated that even-Unths of all al alt ailaieuU proceed from a dla.ed aad torpid tleer. Tbe biliary ecretloo of the liver overfiow-jin tat tbe stomach, pois on tli entire syttem and exhibit tbe abv symptoms. After long research, w arc able t preset tb moat remarkable cur for thesa horrid uig bttoar disease.. U world has ever produced. TVUbia one year ovsr six bun dred and forty thousand persons have taken tb Plantation Bitters, and not an instance of complaint Las com to our knowledge. It I a moct effectual toolc and afteeabl sthaalaat. uited to all condition oflife. Tbe report tbit it relies upon mineral sobatances for its active properties, are wholly t. For tbe pnbll SAtlfaction, and that patlenti may coninlt tbeir pby iciana. w. append a l!n of ItaeotnpoDeou: Causvta BAH-Cflrlrited for cttrtwo luDiiffil yran to tb treatment of Fever aud Arne, Dy.pepala. Weak sess, Ac. It was Introduced into Europe by the Countess w ife cf tbe Viceroy ol F ru, in HiO, and afterward sold by tbe JeauiM for Aa m.trmnts jric cf if. jura tceightin tileer, under the name of Jttuitt I'otrJeri, and was finally mad pnbli by Loa!. I VI. Kins f France. Humboldt ake special reference to Its febrl' fuge qualities during his South Atnerkaa travels. Caacasiixa Baaa For tb diarrbata, rolle and dl. eaxca of tbe stomach and bow flu. DASDr.uoN For Ittflarumalion of tbe loin and dropsi cl afTW-tions. CaiioaiiLK FLOw-aaa ' For enfeebled direstion. LaviM'k FLowxasArotnatic, stimulant and tonic uizbly inv;icuratiiiK in lu-rvous debility. WixTaKS For crofula, rbeutuatltm, Ac. Asihjc Au aromatic c.rmiuative; creatln(rfleh, tuuhcle and milk; much uaeu by mothers r)urine. Also, clove-bud, oranif. e.rraway, coriander, nakeroot, Ac. S. T. 1S60-X. Aoi h r wMidenul hit(redlent. of Spanlli origin, I in partinjc leauty to tb complexion a:id brilliancy to tbe mind, i t unWi d to tbv cnuueire of tbe world, and we withhold it name fr the present. IMIVKTAXT iT.RnnCAl KS. A'h7, mtrr, .V. ).. AiVw'er'iS, 1SSI. Mr. Mr. F. II. Iak if Co: I bavr twen a irreal auflrrer from Iiyt'pepsiJ fr tbr-e or four years, and bad to landoii my pr"fMoQ. .l ut three nu.ntlk wo I tried tbe ltantatiou Hilter and to my (crvat Jny t ain now nearly a well mau. I bavn rft.uini nd' d them in several ca, and, as far a I know, aia v a if Th 'ijtisl lenef.t. 1 a?n revpw-tfully youri, KKV. J. S. C.VTUORX. J'hihi'telj-ti4t, UVA .trWA, 17A .ly, IS. Itk-rkCTat rHM: l d.ishtir lis been mtubletieItted by Ibe u-e of thv l'lan'ation Bitter. Tbou wilt enl me two inor bottles. lby friend, ASA CCltRlX. Sfrr,n '.', Chtt'ttih; 171., ZV. 11. I.SSTt. Mt-nri. 1'. II.Ibas A Cot I'leasf fnd us another twelve caes of yur Ilmtstion Hiftrs. As a mornin apetiJ.er tbey apiar to Lave auercrlrd ever) thlnR elM-, and are greatly e.trrm-d. Yours, Ac, GAllK A WAITK. Arrangements art now iumpli-lrii to suoply any Uemand for this article, which from lack -f Government stamp has not heretofore been pHble. Tbe public may rest assured that in no caae will the perfectly pure ktandard of the Plantation Bitters be departed from, k'rery bt:U - A.ic aiim'U of our Ijimture on a tl folate tuymeing, or it cannot 1 genuin Sold by aO DrugRikts, Grocer and Dealer throughout theconntry. I. II. IHK Alt I A CO.. June-dlwfotSm. 20 Hronttwnr N. V. t5y"Let those who have doubted the virtues of HulP Cedron H;tter, if any nch. there be. read tb following certificate from gentlemen well known in this community, and doubt no more. In general introduction into tbe army will save tbe uvea of tnouaandaot our solUirr. lioriaviiuc, K i., June 4, 1SC3. Tfe, tbe nndersiirned, have ('en tbe gMt e fleets pro duced bv Ibe ue of Ir John Hull's IVdmn Hitlers la general detmuy and trotraln of tbe ay.tem, and b liev Its veneral us would prevent disease and relieve much urTering. Among onr aoldir particularly would this be tb rase, et(erially iIivm who are exposed to miasmic IntJuence tu tne .southern climate. MA JOK rillLM'Si'F.F.D, Col. Int. Lev. 3d Dist. Ky. Cri AS. D. COTTON, Collector of tie Tort rf Loulsvllle,Ky. COL. II. DF.ST, l'rovost Marshal Gen. of Ky. REV. P. 1'. UENDF.LSON, Vice President of Sanitary Commission. HA UN FY. Ht'GHV.S A CO., Putdisbera Democrat. GEORGE r. DO" KN. Troji. Inls-ille Anxelgf r. Hl(;iIF.S A l'AKKIHL, vTholesale Try Gsltavaler, Main at.. Ixniville. DAVIS. GKEEN.A CO., Wholesale Moe K-al-ra. Maiu t.. Louisville. HAKT A MAKiTHF.K, Uthogr Ler. cor. lhird and stärket, Louisville. JLLltSWINTKI:. Clothing alercbaiit.exr.Tliinl and Market. Lonivllle. CAPT. r. IIILDKKI1I. Steamer Mijor Anderaon. MAJ.I.T. THES10V, Pamfrer U. 8. Army. C. M. MFlLALrE, Na'iotial Hotel. Louisvill. COL. JKSSF BAYI.Ka, III. Kctitcky Cavalrv. GFORGE D. I'htMlCF. Ixroisville Journal. See advertleteent In antbr column. Jr20-d3m REMOVAL. C. W. STEFFENS. E. F. .STriXNS C. W. STEFFENS & CO., MATHEMATICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL Instrument Makers, I l I A A I'O L I S, I t 1 A ! A . Have removed fb-ir Kt blikmonf trotn Klackford'a Building to Nu. t South Meridian at vet, tw.i door, below Washington ttret All kind of mall Machinery, Models, Ac. Ac, neatly done, hepainng t romptly atlerded to. J)24-d3ni COMMISSION. EDWARD A. IslSeO.TlB, Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Of all.kinds bcvgbt and sold. Ml aw Ji mm M ars aa SI arm SALT, WATER LIME, PL STER, Ax. lNDIAKJirOLIri. I KD . Waxcbeiscattbv Juocüos of Alabama treet and V?rin:aerae, cearly oppolt tba Ber.eftaJo Frrtbt Dept. Th aubaenber will at a'l time, pay the btgbcst pnc for Wheat. Tbos bavlne; Wheat to sell woald do wn to gtve bi-n a call before -Hing elaew ber. Sacks farniitard w-ten wanted. The Very ncHtFaimilj Flonr MADE OF WII1TK TTIIEAT, Conta utlv on hand, and f r sale, at the new Warehvua. I Junction of Alabama ktreet and Virginia avenue t lour delivered in any part of tb city, it of cLarg. 20- 3m K. A. LISCOMB. DRUCCiofO. PUBLIC NOTICE. TOnLEIM) A CUA, UmKitt 18 Eaat Waahlnajion treet. Has bn appointed agebta for tb sal of OUA!DE:M TCHlilLACO, THE WOXDKRFCL GRJt JTCLCS, for lb car Conga Colls, Sore Throat, Broocbtt ts, W beeatnf . ' mtatksa of taa Uwila and Towsils, and Dtaeaae f the Lang.. S'id tw arMas.JCtalrlaawd ! . MAd-twJv

MEDICAL DOOK0, CiC. GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY. CJIIAItTEUllD IT TBI LIOISLATTtl Of IKrrTCKT fCI TB1 - TBXATatZ5T OF ALL THF MSXaSIJ CF TBF UU5AXT A!tl OK5fTAL CEXlAi!

ntlCT 0SlT TX5 CI5T1. A .3rdirnl deport. tsaiata)taf fAieSf J iu arwai V.raar.M J4fa W AwtVv .ry OrwaM s) ij me we 05 A SKW KITDODOf tre;utar VeonaI L ladyjhilj. in U ti. -- tturrae. Ulet,S4rictar!. Varlcoc Ut, aad lljrdrcl,Keaa S tb ktdaoya, Eia-Ul.t Ac, !'awt raerrary! cosUxt a valatd Ulaa Uat kle-epr amatady X yvvta.. aaimsal S eaSee. NrtmrnalKauatnAa,8exaai Delsl'.ty, lispotattcy. Aar .. lb a. eet tcrsarv. at yta aaat ae. tanty ntnf frota tbe baMfbl baldt fsslf-abaa. 1 steh is a4de4 oUerr. i.SM o Fenrde lea"ea, aod aer Utrria) ratter t-ftbe at-mo-T Impxetarce to lb marrvrd i4 Um-m cu anplatf marriar. wbeetitena.o Mbut their physical aK-itty t but l hat tat. Malt, auy addreaa la aae4wrar per, ti fweipt I ten rents i r lour Mas-pa. We .lvMr our etitu-e tlae aad .ttrtneu m tl treatment of ibe io privat Laeaa treated rf In vvr frV vate leport. tur Iaprnrj Is la wh UiOitatlcw ( tb kind lu Aii-erira licit It len tasled ty a special charter, ar tbj. fact btld give It a rrtSerenc err tW arVm. qcack f doabtful cbr.etr t. he f ts all r;.rttie. Important Io Fcmalts! Oneaepartitetitof scr Pi-j-enssry Is pecUlly !trttl t the tr.Unrtit r4 tbe lSaeJw f leaaal. Swrb a. La horrbm, r--Wkrt.., lrr-ai.r. Tajarml S Spra Menatrastliti, Nervous .ad (Jener! rra".fty,Dteae ke Womb, lUrrerin. Ar. Coonltation. and ani It. a tvat.fr f ckarir. Also for sale, lU. LkWEk'A atrnJlTOK PILLS For Ffinal übajrucllont, IrrmUiJties, At. MariWd ladies in certain situatk. b.Lj itoc a iVaa. as tbey wooklcaaa nirini.(.. Ttic fl -r twa, a4 aaay " sect by mall. LB.GALF.N'S rEKVr.NTlTE-Aa l,a'..LU artMU for tho wt.bln; t limit Ik. ssaUr m4 iknr oOaaa-tac', ot tb barrea who desire children; warranted net tt in Jure tbe beshb, aud will last for a lifetime. ftet t say adJrew, under .!, receipt f tbe TWO IJLUARS. PAT1KNTS AT A DISTANCF-By sendlvf a brio statement cf tbeir ymptnoia, will reeerv a bUak Cbart containing a list of ane.ttoua. r terv fer tk tem 4 treatment, c. If edicines sect to any part ( the com try to enre any ce at tome, free from danger or earioetty. All tranaactlna private and couBdeKtlal. Keaaetabef tbe nam and number. Direct all letter to GALES' 11KAE I)iSFE3iABT, v1S-S1.ISw1 v Ut.IIU. Hv. CO MM ERCIÄL CO LLE C eT" J f s 77: 'A I H COXDICTEI) lit AX AUIX FACULTY A5D 1SI perpet lal Seaaioa. btudetita can enter al ary time. Full particular sent t any addrea. on receipt ef at .re p. Address 111 OS. J. BUT A NT, Fr(. aaglS-dlmAwlm HATS AND CAPS. ISAAC D A VIS. Wholesale & Retail Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, Caps, and Straw 11 AH JLST RECEIVED U1S P GOODS, DIKF.CT FKOM THE MAXOACTUBX1 a in tb Eaat, which be wi3 sell low tb lowe.t. All tb LATirr STtLaa kept at No. IS Ptn&sylvanl trt,four doors aon'b of tle FctO0'e, Iodianapolii, Ind-aprlS-dAwtui FOUNDRIES. Tili: lIOOMLIt STATK FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS. HAVING COMPLETED OUM FOCISDfcT. e E AEI now prepared to receive and ti.facionty eiecwts orders for stove and ca.titigs generally. Tb ani partner baa Jast retamed from tb Eaat, wberwb k procured tbe most dcirabl awd perlect patten. fr Cak and parlor to e.tver iNtmdsced mtothe market. S) epdally Invite tbe attention ef wbolesal uv dealers U tbt Waneh of -vr bnsin.sa. with a refuet tkt ik will given., rail. Our ether work will end'rae Iron front, and columns, (wblcb s deMr to tnske a prooiipett feature in our manufacture.) rating and mill raettng, o;ar mtlla and kettle., hon.e worV", auch as Ventilat r. !- dowcaMi,alll.and holloww.re, tn fart evervt bin;, rrt3need In an iron foundry. He respectllly solkil patrorsn, and only promiae what we eau well ai4 promptly pr. form. Or.reand Foundry, 103 tutb Dvlaw are street, a'Joia Ing Indianapolis and Clrctewatl and I ad lau. Csmtr.l Freight Depot, Indiapatwli t.dlana. rnylS- COX.LOIJ) reCCK. ACENCY. METZGER & STBIBLEN. REAL ESTATE AND CLAIM AGENTS, Office 0 Odd lelUfva'Ilall. (UP STAIRS.) ÜOCHF.S A5D Mas. VACANT LOTS, AU AXD Fan Ing land boucbt and sold. Loan negotiated rdc.llrc.tMa snade. pensimi, bountj, bark pay srd all ether smlitary clalsna proreutrd wtib preniptiH-e. I. C, great facilit.es for tbe ptoup c l!ectien til claim are etfrred. Any de.lred itformatliti givn free of charge by e aMirg In prsn or adjre-u g Us, et.clonr.g a tao p. ' augS-d3m PIANOS. :; OTEI1VWAY I'lAlVOSS AT REDUCED T niiKfE Jc.TLT o:brrd'.ATFD rtyo vTHICH have received over thirty OH Medals, inrlodirg tb Great Prize at tbe Iodm World'. Fair for tbeir pn qnaiitje., tne tica are n-o pj ttt greatest ilanuts rn tb wotM, such a litt. Tbalberg. Cottscbalk, fatter, Jaell and other, tn preference to any ofr make, I eft er for sale at reduced rrjee. Every run warrauted five jears. Call aod sec before purtla.rr g elaewbere. J. H. KAPPE. Jgent, yalyC-dlra li Eaat Wa-htrgton .tree. TAILOR I NC. LOUIS CHOLT2, LIEECHAITT TAIL0E, No. 19 North Pennsylvania Street, HAS THE RICHEST ASSORTMENT OF C-OOTaS IS tb City, OMnUtiog of Cloths, (black and colored J also PreDcb, hcotrh and Amer-can Caart aaere of ry bd ajd enlor: alao an endleM vartely Veatings. Gent lernen wlabing a gart asad I fit and ta gw4 shape aod style, should glee a call and I will con. vine tbem that I can sell tb a garment better cut, better made and better trimmest than any otbey talUr la th city far tb same m ny. AU kiod of Kept on band- Offcen wiih'Bg t get a Coat. Yl u Trowsstrs mad In tra eegulatj sa atyV. bad better ta. Ib-lr Beanr wdta U'CIt SCHULTZ. jonelJ Tw iMors Soatk of PostoCc. PRIVATE HOSPITAL. I Dr. Vellni's Private Usspltal, S3 led era I Ulsscat Taehtaa;t)a, D. C. 101 TTIE TREATMENT OF ALL USEAf IS OF A ' privat r cbrvnK uatar. . N charge for consalutiotv. lro at dittaor c.a b tret4 by tu.il. asl f..r a crrvdar. nrl -iJm

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