Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4049, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1863 — Page 3

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CITY AND CT ATE ITEMS. Pu!l Lima A pood form or blank !eea for boow. kz., baa Lo print! and can be ob tained at this office. oct5 dtf tZTOier tbe Sugar Grove track, Saturday lat, Shahari'ti fur woo tlie lst two cut of thrr e Dile letU trottms. Time. 4:45 Mr. Shabari's bora. comptH with a by from Terre Haute RPCapt. N'ewUwd.of the 13ih regiment, nrriei In the city on Saturday. rnvin2 left Folly Hand jut orie week ago. He reprcrcuti the health of the regiment a eicellent. ATir A good, tont and irdu-Urioua hov to attend to aweepinc out the ortice room, carrying wood and making himself generally ueful. Apply at thii tßce. dtf Maaoic Natick. A pjeriil meetmp of Marion Lodge, No. 33, for work, will he held this Monday) evening, at 7 o'clock, precisely. I'urtctml attendance la requested. Ksaxcis Kixo, Secretary. Medical Mti.Tio -A meetin of the Inlianplt Medical Asociition will he heM OH thiii (Monday) erptiinfr, at Dr. U pton's office, nt 7 0 clock. AH member of the .regular tneuical profeeaion in this city, who denire to promote the bet iiilereata of the profession, are invited to attend. Cottaoe ftrsiucsci A cot tape of seven rooms, hall, porch and cellar never yet occupiel on a lot 36 by W feet, with alley on the aide and rer; and out fiveai-tiare from the I'otoffice; in lr sale by Delioll k Jones. Real Etate Agent. at $3,000. Good well and cistern on the lot. 5fETwytiody I intereafrd in knowing where they can buy tlieir hoola and hoe the cheapest M. Hunter k Co. at No. 19 K. Waahinjrton afreet, hare the bet aortmciit of firt el im pm'lit in the city, anil are retailing nt wholesale prices. You can m from 1 to 25 prr cent, by unking jour purdiiv of them. octl-dtf Enoinil am Bilr roR Sale A five home power ujrint eiiinf. with boiler, I eater, conDe -ting pirtesi, kc . in complete running order, do used in mntiing the Sentinel prcoes, will be old at a bargain, to make room lor a Urjrcr eng nJ. Ii will le delivtrcd when we remove into O ir new office, early in October. Applv at this offl;e. ee"pl2-tf fJPMr. App'egate, w'uo took the premium on a tine two horie carriage?, is tili at Liitle II tel. where r-nrties thst want a pood carriage or burrgyransee him. He is an extrnuve nrinu facturer in Fayette county, and his work will cmnare wirh the bent in the Union (Jo and tee hit carriage and buggy if you want a good one. CiTT Saloon. C.t. O'Le.irv, a brave und Senial gentleman, is to be vt-itr-d by his friends ily and nightly, at No. 53 S uth Illinois stre t The choicest wine, liquor, cijzara, Ac, and the rml delicate an! epicurean dishes, fet in clcrint style, are at all times to be obtained of Capt O'Leary, No. .VI South Illinota street. His place is one o popular resort, and deservedly o. ej23-4Jw XT .House and lot for sale, on the southed corner of North and Liberty streets. House has peven rooms and two good cellar; the lot is welt et in shrubbery, with two fine grape arbors, and Home bearing fruit trees. Thia house will besohl cheap and on good terms. Jacob Klpripgk, octl-dtf No. 31 West Wa-hington st. Removal and Heapqi-artlrs 'for tue Col lrction or Military Claims Leathers & Car ter. attorneys at law and authorized agents for the collection of pensions, bounties and all kind of war claim, have removed their office to Odd Fellow's Hall, No. 3, up stairs. Those entitled . to military claims re requested to apply for informationin person or by letter. oct5-d6t EvEt5 Class Gentlemen and ladies who re otherwise employed during the day, can have the assistance ot the very best instructor in pen imii-hip, arithmetic and book-keeping, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at Itryant's Commercial College over the American Express office. For particulars, call at the Col leie, orsfnd for circular. Remember that this institution took the first premium for fine pen manhip at the State Fair. oct5 d3t The Morris Minstrkla This unrivalled, unsurpassed and unapproachable operatic and comic troupe will vUit tli citv, giving their first per formance at Masonic Hall, on Thursday next. We have not words at our command, to-dav. to do justice to their eminent merits. Hereafter, probably to morrow morning, we shall have some ttnng further to say of the great Morris troupe, the most accomplished operatic and comical one in the country. M ETRoroLtTAN Hall Mim Sallie St Clair. Let it te remembered that this churning artiste makes her firs-t appearance I ere thia season to night, in the grand military and spectacular drama ot the French Spy, or the Fall of Algiers, in which she sustains three characters, fights her celebrated broad sword combat, and dances the wild Arab dance. Of coure the mere announce merit that so universally popular an artiste as Mi St. Clair will appear is all sufficient to fill the theatre to overflowing. Rikawat The same horse which bv his balking ennsed tbe death of Mr Lang, a few davs ago. on crossing the Lafavette railroad track, ran awav with a driver on Friday last, and knocke I a wheel off a buccv on his route Ar riving at the same crossing where Mr. Ling was killed, the dray upset and the driver was seriously injured, his face striking the iron and one of the wheels of the dray passing over his body. It is time thst old horse was inspected by some armv contractor. MmciiANT Tailorino O H. Hcitkatn A Co , No. 17 North Illinois stiee:. neir'y oppoite the It ilea Hou-e, ie one of the n.ost fahionab'e merchant tailoring rstablishmenis in thiscitv. Their rtock ot piece KiMxla comprijies the be-t varieties j and litest styles, all fresh and new. from which any gentleman can -.elect a suit to his taste, nnd j hive it nude in the tie-itest ami most t-ervice.tble i style. Those of our friends that want a new j mit. or any part of a suit, we say call on O. II. : Heitkam Ä Co , and they will "be well suited. Youths and boys' clothing made to order in the . latest stvle. " sept!2'Jm - EicrtsioR Panoeama or the War Thr Lat Chance Our citizen wi'i have one in ore oiinortunitv to witness this mammo th production Ol tMmuei llUlICK aCU I . .. lir.--mK in"" over 5.00 feet of canvas, and gives accurate views of cities, hartoni. navy yards, and all the different poiut.a of interest connected with the war; alo, naval engagement aud battles with wonderful mechanical effects We would recom mend our rei iers to go to Ma-onic Hall, this evening, at 7 o'clock, and avail themselves of the l. ft rhir.ee" before the Panoiam.i starts on its maiden tour. JffThe younir ladies of the Bible class of hold a Festival at Military Hill, on Thursday ven nT tbe bth inst. The object of the enter'Uit.meut. or fair, ia to aid in raising funds to complete the tower or spire of this beiutifu! -I....V.K -i.ko t,;K u an rnament to the ritv. - - . luuivu "ruin v, - mv m . , j , r... ...-K . r...r,- have no doubt the vounir m VI mM. a J.--.. -'- --f I ladiea will receive the encouragement of our I public spirited eitiiens generally, as nothing adds j morw to the abearance of a city than it church . spire cents: pointing heavenwards. Aduiissiou, 25 children. 15 cents Library .tie) I Ins;. A meeting to take -terato orcnize a Library and Reading Room Association waa convened at tbe Mayor offie on Saturdav eveninc. Ou motion. .J. Caven. K-si . was appointed Chairman, and J I) Howland, Lq , SecreUry. , After some di-cuiou, a com.uittee comrseJ j of Meiers. E Haire, S Y inde-sand J. D How. j land was appointed to coifed information upon the subject and report a plan of ori;aniition. ' A committee cxinpoed of Messrs. Jordan, New ! nd Sloan was appointed to injuire for aud re- i

port upon the tulject ot rooms. The meeting adjourned to Friday evening next to meet at the Mayor's office at71 o'clock. . J. CAVEN. Chairman. J. D. HowtA?l, Secretary

Eleventh Indiana State lair.'

1XTH DAY Thii prent exhibition cloel on Saturltj lt. It a,con;dering all tbe military circumstance, uccwsful. rohacs a. niTCRta. The accomti;hel Treurer, tells os that the re ceipt reschei $12.000. Fur admtion tickets alone $1.tHKJ wete taken. rilMIt MS AD MKTS The Treasurer will b found at the State Fair ground, to-day ami to-morrow, redy to py all premiums ar.d all other dues to the public from itie Stole Hoard. All who hare Jemand are requeted to present them. CVX, LORD riCK. This Indianapolis firm had a splendid collect on of ttore. castings of every variety, steam machitwery. tc , on exhibition. Cox, Lord k I'ex'k'a e"talJih ment is a new one. ret on foot during the pist yeir, and located at 103 South IMaware Mreet. On the fir.-t exhibition of arti cles of their manufacture they distanced all competitor. J. KILLT. This gentlemxn. of the Sujsr (rove Dairy, a müe and a h.lf not th west of the rity, took the nrni and second ptetn'urna on milk cow. Mr Kiley takes pains to select nlwajs the best stock without rezard to price Mr. Kile? took the asm? premiums on milk cows at the I - t Sut Fair. He milks at his dairy, duly, fiifv cows, nd furni!he- thcbet and purest milk We know it, for we have tried it Runnion Every premium, as we have heretofore stated, was taken, on daguerreotypes, photographs and ambrotypes, plain and in oil, by the distinguished and accomplished Runnion of the famous Art Gallery, East Washington street, opposite Glenns' Block. The gifted and artistic Mr Phillip S. Ryder, who is with Runnion, fabricated the most of these pictures, almired enthusiastically by all, before the committee sensibly awarded the pre mium. a IIASKKLL A XTLE. This firm, on pumps, excelled all others They took all the ribbons; an 1 desereill v, for Mcsrs. II kell A Kyle m inuf icture the very btst in Iiul'mi ipolia Their places of biHnic-s are No. So Kentucky avenue and N'o Massachusetts venue, one squire from Kast street, on the cor ner of Chatham. RAKER M'lVR, The beautiful furs, and the elegant nid fashionable hats, caps and stnw poods cxI ibitelby these gentlemen, Kast Wahinptoti treet, opposite Glenns' Hlock.took all the r bbot.s. it. uatom, rsq. The beautiful fishing sniu-k," Lady Magoffin," built bv this celebrated nautical architect, took Vhe ritbon, of course. Mr Gaston's rod, line and reel, also on exhibition, was much admired to diy, wih the 'I.tck Walton," and the beautiful "June," counterparts of Mr. O iston's boat A pirty of irentlemen start for the Kmakeeon a two week' fi.-hing excursion. Mr. (laston will f'oat his boat, one of a He t commanded bv Commotlore Man-ur. down White liver to-morrow, if the weather pro vea fair. Haas and pike, quails, woodcock, wild duck and geese, will, doubtless, be brought back by lth parlies in quantities. J n. o.vjo The most distinguished house and sign painter in Indianapolis, took the premium upon the splendid ipeciruen of hU artistic genius which lie exhibited. HON. J I. WILLIAMS, President of the State AirrL'tiltural Board in forms us that Already incipient steps have been taken for the twelfth Indima agricultural exhibi tion in It 64 Mr. Williams le.vc4 for his home in Knox county to day. Trial or Charlf W. Hai.l Rfforc a Mili tart Coirt Martial at Cincinnati The mili tarv couit martial convened on Friday morning at 9 o'clock in their room in Pike's Opera hou-e. to continue the examination of Mr. Charles W Hall of Indianapolis, chare! with bribery and fraud in the purcha-esof horses for Government Mjor Burnett the Judge Advocate read the plea of the accused, denying the jurisdiction of the Court. The plea was drawn up bv the counsel for the accused Judge WoodruflTnnd Tilden. The plea of non-jurisdiction in the case was overruled or not sustained. The accused, Mr Hill, was then arraigned on t'ie charges and specifications upon whfeb he was to be tried, and to each and severally of which he pleaded not guilty. The charges and specifications in substance are as follows: Charge 1 Fraud. Specification 1 In this, that Charles W. H ill, a contractor for supplies for the armies of the United States did, while such contractor, to wit: on or about the 2.1d of February, A. D. lcf3. combine and agree with one E. A. Smith and Olney Gould, his pirtners and associates in cer tain contracts with the tJovernmentof the Lmed States, to defraud the Oovern-nent of the United States; and did, in pursuance of said combina tion and agreement, pay, or authorized to be paid to one William Wood the authorized Govern mnt Inspector of horses and mules, for Captain Jenkins, A. Q M., U. S. A., at Louisville, K v., one dollar per head as a bribe for f-assing horses, under his naid contract for furnishing supplies for the Army of the United States; and did in pursuance of said agreement and conibmt tion, fraudulently and corruptly pay said (iovern ment Inspector, or other authorized Government Inspectors, tbe sum of $1,115; and did. in pur suince of a former corrupt understanding and agreement between the parties to the said con tracts, settle with his said pa-tner, allowing and indorsing the clim of $4.445 as having beet paid to the Government Inspector or Inspectors as aloresaio, as a bribe. Charge 2 Fraud bv willful neglect of duty Specification I In this that the said Charles W. Hill, while a contractor for furnishing snr plies for the armies of the United States, did. wiUfidlv. knowingly and corruptly and fraudu lentlr furnish tlie Government of the United States horse that were unfit for the service re quired unsound, and not in accordance with the fpecifications contained m sani contracts mil did willfully neglect hi duty in the said premises, and has inspected and pissed fo the Government of the Unite! S' ite-, for tlie use of the armr. horses as aforesaid, and not in accordance with his agreement. The Court then proceeded with the testimony. Olney Gould was then examined for the ov rucnt. Resides in St. Louis, but has done bul ness in Louisville and Indianapolis for the pst two v ears Have been a partner with Mr. Hill and Mr. Smith, in furnishing horses t- the Government, at Louisville. Bought out Wm, Leon ard w ho had a contract to supply -.."" J U )Ulit 1 .21 lit head from him. The whole contract was for 6.. UK) hores. Smith A- Henderson had contracts for 2.500; Leonard A Gast in also for 2.500 Leonard siid thev would sell a thousand horses ' for $1 .Oihi I bought 1,250 head of Leonard, for ; which I piid 1.300 Smith A Hill hid the entire contract to iiirmsn me iiovrrnmem wun horses, at Louisville, except 2.10t), ml when Henderson was hivight out they held the whole con'ract for 6, !? horses. Mv share in the bui nes was ne nu liter of Hall's half of the con tract. For his interest Lew as to be in Louisville, , or elsewhere, wherever his services were nio-t j reeded an I r.sefu!. The h rses were to be fur ! nished to the Government at $102 each : tht was the average of the whole contract I whs1 authorize.! by Hall to pay bribes to the Govern - j rnent inspectors. Wood and Taylor, the inspe- j ton. were to receive $1 a hed for every hor-e n-.s-cd tou-ht of Smith A Hall I told W.d 1 . '. 1 i . . 1 ...,1 .... t -i I ii I.,. I., r 01 11. ouv u 01 a 1 w . . ... , ' the balance sheet and ttlement of the partner ; hiP affairs. I am clurged $4.44o as the sam p ud ( to the Inspectors. The b ..ance sheet was dr in ; bv Mr Colehousc. the clerk to h A. mlth. who j till 1 t 1 ; was then clerk to Hall, and was clerk to Smith ; Jb H ill dnrinf? their Government bu-itiess This sum of $4.443 was $1 a he id paid on ech horse, to the Government Inspector. Horse that were j unr-ound and rejected were brought up arain and j passed at another time. There were rejections every day sometimes 2k) day but these boroa generali , when rejecte-l. w.ui!.! i kept a . few d.tvs, and then received. Out of the whole I ' do not know that we sold more than four or five ; at public auction The item marked "dead and relented, in the bilance sreet, memsmn aome three or fourhor.es diet, and some were present ed. I understand, to a per-on nmed Smith, who was in the Q-urtertmster's otfice. I told Hall that the Inspector said they had not received the monev that h d been charged to me as beine given them." Hall iaid he knew $2.000 had been paid, but did not say to whom. George Washington Robert, a witne for the Government, was then examined. Re-sided at Louisville; his busioeM was riding horses; rode horsea for the contractors till the contrscts were filled. Many ol the horsea that were pat ia acd

pn-ed were pretty bad one; many unsound and blen:i-liel hor-es were pi-el un-ier their en Inf-; ore li'ir- hl but one ee. other were ;aired anJrir,.' b : c 1. siJ otli-rs thick wiide, othat when toa rn them they would blow like ite m ennne blowing cfT Had Intrt.etiooa from Mr. Smith to ride all such horsea slowly, and to ride two at a time that is two, together. One horse was rejected forty times, and pawed at last on Smith's brand. Horses that were rejected one day, were brought up a few days attet and putin and accepted. Out of the whole contrac I do int think there were more than twelve or fifteen finally rejected. I rode r early thirty thotis-ind homes in all, and about nix thou-in i for Smith A Hill. Neither of the witnesses were cros examined by the counsel for the accused.

Ladiks Patriotic Association. After a long rest and relaxation of e.Tort on tbe ptrt of the ladies of Indianapolis, it i thought they only want an opportunity of displaying their wrai pa triotism in hearty and diligent efforts to replenish the hospital and sanitary stores which they have heretofore gltall "inl generously aided in supply iiig. and which bein greitly depleted, needs im medial replacing and incre ising for the demand of the coming winter. It is, therefore, dc-ired that the ladies meet at the C overnor'a residence, on Tnes-lay at 3 o'clock, P. M , October 6th. to reorganize the existing societies, or to disband and arrange aome more successful plan of opera tion. It is hoped every ward will be fully repre scute 1, und that we miy promptly resume our laburs. By order of MRS O P MORTON. President. GfiRTRLUK Nkwma. Secretary. ocl5-d2t Pastvkk Lot at Acctio.n. We will sell at auction, on the premises, on Monday 0c tober5. at 2 o'clock, tortj three acrea of excellent bottom I uni, fur cow pasture, in parcels of from two and a hilf to live acres each, to suit purchasers. This .md is at tKe northwest corner ot the city limit. b.Mind&l on the east by Fall cteek, and on the southwest by Indiaiu avenue. This ground, bein b ttoin land, will produce more gras on one acre than can be produced on two acres uf npltnd. It is also well supplied withstKk water, en U lot having a front on Fall creek, thereby nuking it pirticul irh valuable to those living in th.it prt of the city. Term, one third ca-h. aiid the bilancc in ixty days, with iiieiet(n the deferred paymeuts. sep2ti drjt McKkrnan A Pierce, Agents, PfRR 1 . 10,10m C. A Elliott. corner of Meri-di-to mimI Mrl.nivJ -.treels, li is the tine.l lot of pure whik y we h ive seen in some lime. Mr. Elliott bou.ht hrgely belo:eihe ttovcrnment tax was pi iced on liquors, which gives him the advantage of having old whisky, and at the same time of selling ne iter old prices th 111 any other hou-e in this ruu kct. Mi Elliott h is on h ind, al.so, a fine lot of very old brandy, Heidsick and Munis' Chirapagne wine, and Longworth' Sparkling Catawba, in quarts and pints. The best proof we can give those in need of such goods, as to their quality, is. that Mr. Ellio't (upnlies i.e.irlv all our firtl class saloons. Were we going to purcha-e pure liquors, we certainly would give Mr. Elliott's goods an examination before buying. We iiiidert.ind he sells at the lowest Cincinnati prices oct2-d3Alt Dr.MicRATic C0NVF.NT10V The Democratic convention of Marion county, Indiana, met at Military Hall. Indianapolis, on Saturday the 3d inst., at 2 P. M . The convention was called to order by N. Havden, chairmm of the county committee, when, on motion. N. II ivden was appointed President and Hon II. Bradv, Sectetary. uii motion, tne loiiowmg nomiuations were iimiIc, viz: Ja B Ryan, of Center township, tor Auditor Levi Ayer, of Cmter township, lor Commia sioi'er. Foster Whitiord, of Perry township, for Real hstate Appraiser. The nominations were unanimously confirmed The following central county committee was appointed, viz: Centkr N. Harden, chairman; John P Michael, II. Vandegrift, P. Howland and John Bussey. Pire James H Kennedy and John M.Vor hcea. Dt.t'ATUR Merrv Maguire and Jese Price. Pmiky Dr. K Gravdonarid Isaac II averstick Washington Henrv Fisher and Charles Howland. Watne Divid Stout nnd John Hoefgen. r ran Klin Woodlord White und Dr. J. A. Ferguson. Warren S;ep'iri Tyner and William Hunter. Lawrence Smitie! Corey nnd Levi Bounder. After several speeches, full of Union seutiment and of the strongest devotion to the Union and the Constitution, the convention adjourned sine die. A. IIAVDKN, Pres't; HrNUT Brapt. Sec'y. X3j" e call tho attention of the reader to the 11 d vert ise ment l Mr Ketnan A Pierce, of some pasture land, which will be sold at auction on the premises on Moi.d iv the 5;h in.-t., at 2 o'cloi k P. M. We understand that it is the finest p iture land in the couMv, being rich bottom ami ic!"! travel seil .tnr etiiite length ot Its ca-tein noundaivty ihe waters of Fill creek thus preventing the drouth ol Juivaud August from h iving sin effect to heck the growth o tne grass, winle horses ai,. cows nun mating there will hive a constant supply n the be' wa'er t drink, instead of having to remain from morning until night in the burning sunshine with nothing to drink, and when turned out of an evening have to run to the nearest pond to slake their raging thir-t. e should think that a cow on such Pasture would yield double he quantity of milk that -he would on our ordinary pasture about town. Fi'otn its convenient location no pet-on living in the north part of the city should let this opportunity pass ot attending this sale and securing from one to thrvte acres. As we are informed, one acre of euch land as this w ill afford pasturage for u cow. Who would do without if. when he can secure it for a small sum? oct:t-d2t PROPOSALS. TO CONTRACTORS. SE A LVD PKO-OsaUs WILL PK RKCEIVF.D BT THE Coiiinion C.-urx il un Mi.i.day, October 19tb, lSa, for cleaiiinar and Low hlorit k htret and allry in tlie city. ftiAll tnat ponlon of the city lying east of the e at li"n of IViin lvrf 1 is htrrot, rnibr(nn tb-ealrrn ti-trict; and all t!i it p-rti.-n r ol the at lin of IVmislvatoa street rn.hraciliir tiiewentern district. P.i.ls to l, giv-11 .r canig at mj much per uare for each di-tnel. often ai tbe I'unimun C'Uixil may deem pr"-r, teiweeu th- niniti! .f tHrtuter, l.s63, ant April, 1"C4. All er:h and Itli 011 tret and alley to become Ihe proper y uf rhr r"rtr.ictr, afi'r iucn wtU has been awarded aud contract a4 proved by the Common Council. JOHN M. K KM IKK, oct5-dtilwlw Street Commissioner. CROCERS. NEW FIRM. 1 AtV.HT A Wimim A Ii, .! CCl SMH.STOTH AYEIt 1 BkS.. in t e tir.v r Ira-te, No. T9 I at Wa.-h-Inton siriet, in rli K" 'l r bti-c:. biiMa apoli. Inl, sept:9-.11?;i KAll.HT VN ( M )1)W A hD. BOOKS, &C. AA'I IOI E-Sjl BOOK & PAPER HOUSE. school iiooiis, wumx; r Arties. i:vrxorEs, uo..cr noAitDfw, WI.XDOW PATE US. WiririNMi TAPEHS, AT WHOLESALE. .QyMfrrbant.-, we invite your attention to our large Uca of the above. B0WEN, STEWART & CO. BRANDE'S TUSSILACtO Is c d for Public Speaker and Singer TO CLXAJt THR VOICK.

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f prvaraft imuiiroiru baa stat sa-ntaak. For Mornlns; lleport See First Pa(e. TS ili t Rrport A l'raciamallan By the Prttidtnt cfthe United Statrt f America: The year that has been drawing toward its cloe has been filled with the blessings of fruitful fields and healthful skies; and these bounties are so constantly er joyed that we are prone to forget the source from which they come. Others have been added which are of so extraordinary a nature that they cannot fail to penetrate and soften tbe I - henrt even which 11 habitually insecjible to the ever-watchful providence of Almighty God. Io the midt of a civil war of uuequ tiled magnitude and severity, which has sometimes seemed to unite and to provoke the aggression of foreign States, peace has been preserved with all Dtions; order has been m tint lined; the laws hire been resoected and oteyed, and harmony has prevailed every wnere except at the theatre of mwitary conflict; while that theatre has been greatly contracted by the advances of the armies and navies of the Union, the needful diversions of wealth and strength from the fields of peaceful industry to the national defense have not arrested the plow, the shuttle, nor the ship. The axe has enlarged the borders of our settlements; tnd the mines, as well of iron and coal aa the precious metals, have yielded even more abundantly than heretofore. Population has steadily increased notwithstanding the waste that has been mal in the camp, the siege and on the battlefield; and the country rejoicing in the conciousness of augmented strength and vigor, is permitted to expect a continuance of vears with a large in crease of freedom No human counsel hath de signed, nor hath any mortal hand worked out these great things; thev are tbe craciou gifts of the most 1 linn God. who, while dealing with us in anger lor sins, mm nevertheless remembered mercy. It has teemed to merit and proper that thev srould be solemnly, reverently and grate fullv acknowledged, as with one hand and voice, bv the p. ople. I do, therefore, invite ruv fellowcitizens in every part of the United States, and AifO thoe who are at sea, and thote who are ojourning in foreign lands, lo tet apart and observe the Ust 1 hursday of November next, aa a day of thanksgiving and praver to our benefi cent rather, who dwclleth in the heavens; and I recommend to them that while offering up the ascription jutlv due to Him for such singular deliverances imd blessings, they do also with humble penitence for our national perversenesa and disobedience, commend to His tender care all those who hive become widows, orphans or sufferers in the lamentable civil strife 111 which we are unavoidably engaged, and fervently im plore the interposition ot the Almighty band to heal the wounds of the tiitinn ami to restore it us soon as it may be consistent with the divine purjose to the full enjoyment of peace, harmony and tranquility and Union in testimony wtiereot t have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to benffixed. Done at the city of Washington, this the third day of l. . O 'tober, in the year of our Lord onw thousand eiuht hundred and sixty-three. nd of the Independence of the United St ites of America, the eigthy eisihth. A. LINCOLN. By the President: Wm H. Sewaru, Secretary of State. From IVciv Yrk. Ntw 1 oute. October 3 The steamer Wash ington, ftom New Orleans the 25th, has arrived. The New Orients papers contain nothing relative to nrmt movements. The steam tusr Leviathan was captured at her wharf it the Southwest Pass, by a iiang of rebels provided with documents from Mallory the rebel Secretary of the rsavy, by whu-h the officers and crew were not entitled to pay, but were to procure their subsistence and pav bv plunder litem tierncK in tne steamer Uiesccnt soon alter started in rursuit. and joined the gunboat Ve Nra. bl.e captured the pirate, after a few hours' chase. The rejxirted capture by the rebels of the steamer Colbiirn, is untrue. On the contrary, she des'royed a rebel steamer and has captured another. le also severely puniahed a rebel bat tery at Grant's l'.i-s. Mexican dates of the 12th ult confirm the fact tint Dobl-ido has been placed at the head of Jua rez 's Cabinet. He proposes the following plan: To confine the war to the mountains; to gather independent men of all patties to form a national party lo agree to such intervention us proposed in the treaty of London, .adding alo the Cnited States; to disown all jolitical acts now done in Mexico. A riiu.-s meeting held at the Cooper's Institute,! under the auspU ie of ie national club of the German politi.-ul organization, to welcome home Hon. B. Gntz Brown. Hon. C. P. Johnson. Hon. Kmil Pontaine. mid other Missourians of the del egatiosi which has receutlv visited the President toHolicit from him relief in regard 10 the crierances alleged to be endured at the bands of Gov. uamtiie ami uen. dcnoaeid. I he meeting was large aud enthusiastic. From Cairo. Cairo. October 3. '1 he steamer Liberty, with 20 bales of cotton, has arrived from belo Among her p isseners is Col. WiUon, of Oraut's Man, bearer of dispatches, The iu endiarv of the steamer Campbell is be lieved to te a w hite man painted black, who left the boat at Miilikcn s Iiend. The Memphis Bulletin of the 1st says: A batidol guerrillas entered Brownsville, broke up a religious mectir.g, secured all the voting men and negroes as conscripts and robbed the place of all valuables, rederal cavalry from tort Pillow are pursuing the marauders. N it k. Newsou's guerrillas are conscripting in the neighborhood of Panville The steamer H ilten Campbell from St. Louis was fired by incendaries on Tue-dy morning k.st, near Milliken's Bend. The flames spread m rapidly lliat the pasr-engers wre forceil to jump overboard before the boat coulo be got to shore. Twenty two lives are known to have been hist, iucluding Lieut. Perrill. r-th Missouri; N T.Carter. 13th Iowa; II W. Thompson. 30th Illinois; Roberts, 33d Ohio; C. L Lynch, Second Clerk of the boat, and Mrs Sarah Hampton. Advices from Little Hock under date of tbe 2.äih ult. say: O er 2.0OH Arkansas Unionist have joined our forces at different points. Two newspapers have been revived at Little Rock. The railroad between Duvall's BiufTand Little Rock is in charge of Col. Meade, brother of Geo. Meade. From Sun Frnnrlsro, San Francisco. October 2 The war steamer Lancaster, the British Steamer Sultry and the Spanish t-teainet Prestoration are now in port here. The balance of the Spanish fleet and the entire Rusiau P.icific fleet are expected soon. The testimony taken in the case on trial of tbe privateers captured with the schooner Champion, shows conclusively that thoy were provided with letters of marque, supplied by Jeff. Davis. from Forirea .Tion roe. Fohtbfvs Mo.nroe, October 3. The steamer Massachusetts arrived today U. S. from Charleston bar, which place she left oa last Wednesday night. Our works ou Morris Island were progressing rapidly. The rebel batteries sheil our workmen cotu stantly, but few casualties were reported. Gen. Gil more occasionally shells Sumter and Johnson. Our monitors keep Fort Moultrie quiet. ) w Sale off r. . Ilonds. PuiLALtLruiA, October 3. The subscription agent reports the tale of $654,000 5 20' to day. Frm Ho ton. Boston, October 3. Counterfeit fives on the Pocaaset Bank of Fall River are in circulation here. Major General Uartsuff. commanding tbe 23d army corps, is in town on brief visit. From atatalnajlon. Wah ixoto., October 4. Com. Bell, com mar.ding the Wel Gulf squadron, has informed the Navy Department that a pernicious fever has appeared on board the U. S. steamers repairing at New Orleans, from which several deaths have resulted. Some of the cases have been well de fined yellow fever and others are recogniied by the names of pernicious and coo festive fever. Tlie people of Loudon county are becoming aroused to the necessity of protecting themselyeH against guerrillas.

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prom -Srw Trk. j New York. October 4 The Herald'i Waih- ' Ington diaptcn say a tne recent rmia oy g;uwrriuaa upou the cavalry ramp at LanglT capture all the horsea of the whole compter, and 13 more belonging to the Quartermaster's Department. Tbe whole camp was asleep. The rebel authorities have declared an auSditional number of their paroled officers and men exchanged, and ordered them to doty. This is in direct violation of the cartel, and, notwithstanding the heavy balance of exchange ajfainst them, they refuse to deliver any of our commis sioned officers, and also retain a large number of citizens as prisoners A Berwick Cut letter to the Herald 6tates list the maiubodyof Gen. Banks'command waa encamped near that place. September 13. No serious encounter is expected to occur until reaching Vermillion bayou, where the rebels under Dick Taylor are represented to be in strong force fortifying the place. Another'reportis that the rebels are concentrating all their available force from Western Louisiana, Eastern Texas and Southern Arkansas, at Alexandria, for a last desperate resiatmce. and re evacuating all the country this side of Alexandria and the Red river. Our forces will soon make an advance movement. A dispatch to the Herald, from the Army of tbe Cumberland, October 3, says: The prospect of success is good. If the enemy makes an attack.be will be badly defeated. Thete is no cause for alarm from rebel flank movements. The enemy is in sight. Skirmishing continues, tbe rebels always getting worsted. Fern Clneltinntl. CixciMATi.Octobcr4. A special to the Commercial from Chattanooga. 30th, says : Two hundred ambulances were sent within the enemies lines, under flag of truce, and brought in over 500 of our wounded. While in the enemies hands, they had nothing to eat but corn bread. The rebels treated them very kindly, expressing regrets that thej could not proride for them better. They refuse to permit the bodies of wounded or deceased officer to be removed. The enemy holds fifty two of our surgeons prisoners Our ambulances returned to the rebel lines their wounded who fell into onr hands. Bi'h armies are busy fortifying, and the pickets are within a stones throw of each other. Tlie statement that Reynolds and Brannan's divisions were throw n into disorder is incorrect. I learn from Gen. Thomas that owing to the obstinate bravery of these commands, the army is largely indebted for its safety. Our wouuded will be cared for and comfortably situated. From I'Otilst ille)Ky. LoctsviLLK, October 4 Capt. S Black has been placed under guard in his own room and in terdictcd from havine any communication with outsiders. A caisson attached to battery 1, 1st New Totk infantry, going down Main street, near Sixth street, this forenoon, exploded a shell contained therein, which instantly kiiieu a cannomer, wouneed a driver, who died in ten minutes. mortally wounded another cannoier r-nd badly wounded a third The windows of stores on both sides of the streets were smashed by thconcus sion. The Nashville Press of to day says: A terrible explosion took place near Bridge port. A train of 20 army wagons, ltden with ammunition, had cam tied near the city for the night. Two negroes quarrelled, one of whom seueii a shell wnicti leu irom ins Hands among rhe ammunition causing it to explode and com municate with the other emmunition; immediate ly wagon after wagon caugbt fiie, destroying a vast quantity of ammunition. Ten ofthe team sters aud attendants were killed, and number were waunded. A special dispatch to the Journal from Nash Tille shts: Fighting was going on at McMinnville; result unknown; telegraph communication being in tcrrupted. From Fortrets Hon roe. Porte em Mo.NBor. October 4 The Richmond Examiner of yesterday has the following, dated Charleston. October 2: Heavy firing was kept up during last night Two monitors are kept close to Morris Island doing picket duty. There haa been but little firing to cav. Atlanta, Sept 3!) Gen Bragg has consented to exchange- wouneed with Rosecrans. Affair are unchanged at Chattanooga. (Jen. Rosecrans receives his supplies by wa gons from Stevenson The rumor that Rosecrans' supplies were cut Off is not credited uosecratis is connneo to ins works around cnaiianooga. tjur lines extenu to tlie river above and below him. His defenses are strong and thought to be no superior that no assault wil be made. From M. LouIk. St. Lot; in. October 4 The steamer Chancel lor. Forest Queen and Catahoula were burned at the levee this afternoon. They were valued .it $75,00(1. The fire was the work of an incendiary The steamer Carnnbell was burned near Milli ken's bend, a few days since. Valued nt $C0, 000. Insure.! for $25.000. COMMERCIAL. bv yrtiavGBArn.l itlntinnnti Markei. Ci kci us an, October 3 There has been but little business done to day in any department. The attendance on 'change was not more than one third ofthe usual number and there was not enough done in flour to estab lisli quotations. Grain Oats in demand at 70c. Shelled Corn dull at r5(2c6e; ear in moderate demand HOC Rve.$I OU at Whisky is held at 52c. No change in Provisions. Lard 1,200 tcs prime city sold at 10c. Groceries Coffee in demand, and Ic higher. Sugar unchanged. Monetary Gold is dull at 4041c. Silver advance) to 34c, owinjr to the fact that a discovery Itis been made in New York, that it is worth a rate within 5 per cent, of gold. Exchange is active at full rate. lew VorK tlnrket. Nw York, October 3. Flour dull and lower; $5 50(95 65 for extra State; $6 5006 75 for extra R. H. 0; $6 30 7 75 for trade brands. Market closing dull, and no buyers at the outside figures. Whisky is active and firm at 5455c; chiefly the latter price. Grain- Wheat opened dull, and closed lQ2c loirer; $1 12töl 17 for old Chioago Spring, $1 271 2S for new do. $1 141 15 for Milwaukee Club, $1 27(31 34 for winter. Corn in active demand for shipping. Meat Pork firm and more active at $13 for old ms, $14 25 for new do, $13 U 5J for new prime mess. Beef dull. Money is steady and unchanged, with fair business at 6 per cent Sterling dull at 156(3 157t for grt c ass bills. Gobi is a little firmer: opening at 42. and closing dull at 43V43e prem. TODACCO AND C1CARS. 500,000 CIGARS Just ttecrited. TOIIIV-rV. IIEIDLINGER Jus retsrned from Connect lent, WBT.RK HK HAS E50AGED A.OOO.OOo TIST DOMFSTlCCtrar. All od 111 b war, acted of tL vary bt qnality, acd wil Well . 25 Per Cent Lower Than any other boae wftl fb th um qnalltj Every one who e 11 cigars, wholesale or rti dealer come soon and examine tb ock. . d JOHN A. HV.ITa-INGER, BOvlO X 3 Palmer Hnne. FOR SALE. FAIITI poll SALE.

A N Kin UTT ACRE FAEM NKAK lXIUNAlOU? f ta a good tut of calUritloo, for J erv term Apply to McKXXNAN k PIEKCK, annlMSTM - . Real JUUt Agew.lt

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SPECIAL NOTICEC. p,r. t UlSUUVtui run i IX L. tftit ar4 tnnaatnt eura of Renin! Wsai&.rra tkral aad Tafia1 Dtac&arc. GUt, tVaal la Sharons, Iapotstscs, Csaiul IfcUUtj s&4 distam a ta Bladder as Ktfaer. Ban's fteacoie Fills art warraated ta all and cxa bs relied eo- 5s cb tors cf diet rt;rlrt4. Tkty! da not naaaata.aor l&urfr wlia boalovaa parva u. üpward r tOO cases tav ba cartd Lb a past nottb. Jr tXn m hundred pftci&A ataa lUm is tkHr frirau jwclic, J alt Jot r3 e tkttr tflcacQ. Tbe y art t ntirely banale! 00 tbe fyttem, and can be rt- j MM B In ail caa arkairor ttom yootafal lwdlrUott r lf-f bue, wbfch eft a Incapacitates tbs saCertr frata fttlST.nf tAeJuiitt efmarritd lft. A TtATtSK ot 4 pfN ooat&iaiBg Baa ( cwra. sent fre to all. Twa staiap reanlred fr ixHttr. Vit ni!s will ba sent by Baff, securtly sealed, eo f ctpt cf Ona DoUar.by J. BUTA3T, M. D, y.T6Cdar street, 5 T. i W by all ih principal drug-(pu. TUMU.NSOS A OCX, ArtaU, sp30-dwlj lodlannpolit. tsT IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR HaavRv's Fkmalr fiix bar never yet failed ta ramovlfg difficulties arUUui from oUtraction. or mopp ot Qatar, or la rtUort&c th niUa U perfect be silk when suffering; from Spinal affection, Prolspatis, Uteri, th vTb.it, or otber wakoe of tbs Uterine Organa. Tbe PtlU art perfectly barmleas 00 tbo coast Halloa, and may be taken by tbs taot dellcats tenuis wltboat canstng dUtrcva tb samo tiro tbey act hksacbam by stret'ithenlcg, Invlforatlng and restoring tbe ijiUa to bealtby eoodlrJoa, and by bringinf 00 tbo Dootblj period witb regularity, 00 natter from wbat caoaes tbe obttructtoa may arise. They sbould, however, K0T be taken during tbe flrtt tbre or foar montaa of prwgvancy. though safs at any other time, as caltcarrlage. would be tbt result. Each box contains 60 p'lls. Price tl. Dr. IIAUVET'S TKKATISE on Pi-eset of Females, Piagtiancy, Miscarriage, Barrenneta, Sterilltj, Ef production and Abu of Nature, and emphatically tbs Lakes' Private Medical Adrler, a pamphlet of 64 pag, aeat free to any aJJreaa. Ma cents required to pay poatage. The ITU and book will be sent by mail when desired. securely sealed and prepa'd. by J. KUTAN, M. D., General Agnt, No.7 Cedar treet, New Tork. ;rjSold bj all tbe principal drug giU. TOilUNSON A COX, DruggrU. Agenta, ept30'63-&V wy IndianapoUa. ""Let those who have doubttd the virtues of llull'a. Cedron B:tter, tf any ncb there be. read lb PiiiuwiriK certiurate rrom eenilrnien well known In tbu community, ana draibt no more. It- ifi eral Introduction In'o tbe army will ave tb lives ol tuouaand ol our oUlert. Locuviiuc. Kv.. June 4. U63. We, tie nnderaitord, have een tbe rood eflrctj 1 roduced t v tbe u-e of Dr John Cull'a Crd-on Bitter In general debility a nd iroirai'ti I the vtem, and be lieve It ceneral ue would nrevent disease ud relieve much aulTerini;. Anion our suld-.era part.'calarl vuld this tc the case, pcia!ly tho-e who are exno.ed to ruiaarolcinfluencein tbs Nmtbrrn rl mate. M Ajult rilllJI'Si FKI). Col. Int. Itev 3d Dirt. K.J. cius. it. corrtix. Collector f the port of Louisville, Ky. CtJI II. IENT, tYoroft Mamhal (ten. of Kj. KKV. I. P. HKXtiKRSOX, Vice Pre-iib nt of Sanitary ('-ornniiion. HAUSF.Y. HIV. Ii KS CO., Pulilishrr Iemocrat. CiKOKGK l. lx)"KX, Prop. Ijui-vill- Anzeiger. HK.HRSA PAKKHIL. VTIioleaale Dry tim-d I. alrr, Main t.. Ixniiaville. li.VVIS. OKKK, CO., Wholesale Shoe Dealers. Mam t.. Louiavllle. HAKT A MArOTiiKK, l ltbogrit her, cor. Third and Market, LouUville. JULIUS W I XTKK. Clothing Merchant, cr. Tio'rd and Market. Louiavllle. CAIT. S. F. U1MIRKIII, Steanw Major Anderson. MAJ.L.T. TIIESTON. Paymaster U. 8. Army. CM. MFTCALIK, Na'tonal Hotel, LouUville. C0L.JKSK HATLKS. 4ih Kentnrky Cavalry. GEORGS D. PKKKT1CK, Louiavflle Journal. See advertlsenient In anothereolumii. Jy30-d3m DRY GOODS r. O CO m - S c w? ii 1 fr u o 'S CO f3 u 10 GROCERIES. rni.tii: ; it o 1: u 1 1; , FJtuiTs, vküi;tahles.&c, rJK t.LL h SlfJEMt V 99 M f IE4JfMSy No. 9 West Washington St n TF.R.-A FINE ITOF PRIMK BCTTKR, vTftTrn Ke.trve and Pine Apple t."heee, Jat reo-lved SAWTF.P.& WILUAMS, No. 9 Wet Waahington Street. Tb BARRELS '.0. eir.AU. AND TWKXTT-nVK f)jt baa; Prime Rio Coffee, in M.r and for aale bag-a Prime Rio Coffee, in MoT' and for aale low ty JAW iiK WIUJAXS, No. 9 VTeat W ahln(rton street. Olli I K0 KFXrs CELEBRATED EAST INDIA iWUU Coffee, the best Ground Cof!-e in use. Call and examine it at AWILk X WILLIAMS', No fVrt A sahinrtoo treet TA KIT SOS. 1 AND 3 liACKEREL, EXP&ES5LT it family o, Ju arrrrtr.j at SAVTT K k WILLIAMS'. No. 9 Vt eat VThto?ten it. A U'ICGE ASS1ItTMENT OF EXTRA FINE TEAS i tonng Hy, Imperial. Gunpowder aud black elected with feat care, and for aale low at SAvYTEU WILLIAMS, No. 9 WM Washington :. roCSM AkNOLD S KXTRA BOIL D II If 17 and Brow raed Kye CofW, the beat ia ae. U and (et aOD. Pot as in ama.I package t uittb.tradc. SAWTER k W ILLIAM, : . No. 9 Wt Waahiufton at. VLiO A LARGE STOCK OF EVERT TARIETT OK LapU and Fancy Grocer, Tobacco, Cara, Wiodci and wrUlow Wart, Wbtta Fbb, Mackerel, Sal mon.'fc'oot. Canned Fraitt, Jellie, Pjc kles. Spiced Oyter. At , 4c. lirocert aold cheaper than any boc In tbe at SAWTITK A W ILUAMS. jarel No. 9 Wet Waahlngton t. t DISSOLUTION. Dissolution of Copartnership

TnF. TTRM OF WM. NT. EM AX A CO. IS FROM THU dileed, H. Frankem, oo mt tbo partoer. hvin;fladetinel7 left tba basina. I warn every body v-t to pay b.ra sny debts da tb firm or let him h-i any mooey to the nam of tbt firm. Ti e t uaire wt.l b carrWd at th b place a before tk nndec-'isBed. W IIXLAJC SUEMAJI. rUr.lft -

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GALEFJ'S HEAO OISPEU CA HY l llAtt I t(lF.D IT TU! Ltr.lSLATVtft Ü7 rWTCtT 'fC3 fB 1 TUATBI7T Of ALL THr. TJI'KAZfl C7 TB9 UaUSABT AWH CrFtT AL 0OAW. 7 mat aw m t BflaOod TXICK. 05a.T TJJf CXnt. , , A .Hrdirnl Rrpcrt, C5 i 3EV VIT00DC9 trua Tin wnl La . ta SiB SrpkUt ta ail ru taai Ü ttrrbea, 0!et, I'jiettfw, ' rV -SJ. q gy d race K a a , lk Kdaj7 1ÜmAd0T W., arnswrcmrrt tmisasdna? e labia trati en tkat we-rprya fcala-1 f ftia. aw-.nal WakrtalTT. Ireroteryy. Ac., ta rret Ininn Uea f ynth and . lari'V artatac trm , mmmmM habtt . ralf.taa). To wkkrk la owUed WrrafleaB mm Frtaale iMaeaaea, and other ltT"lf- anattey ef tbe tun! iDp'tta&c t the saarrted sr4 toas robtemftUwt Biarriar. whentrtaia 4wbtr tlttt ira aKtit ntct tkat aie. grot to any addrew la d wra per. on receipt mt tea eeats or fr staa.'M. vie o'or cortDcr? cisae ttaMo t tae tt SMOt rtj vartim prtrai tSwar treated a' tw mmt wrV vat report Our iapraary I t niv Umttnm ml tbe kind In Atnerir wL'rb ba ben UMihd by a cNr:J chart r, VLU faxt akould gte It a reof.eayw artoa aacka nf dtabif! rkarlr to be fa la a) arftciiie.. Inipnrmnt to tmn!ra ! Oo epnmnt mt oar Pl-rmrirrt. iurlaTtT twiaJ tsthtrettnent of tb Uiia tf Truul,$mtk La. hrrt. or Whtt, Imrtlii, Faiafalaad Bmrprmm Mtr.itruation, Nervous aad leo)rtXscAicl Be ngmn, arretnaa, a. CorlatloTaanMtefMrcar7o. Alaofor sal. DR. DftWKRf RI QCLATUR Hl H - For Female Ubatructiooa. Irre-raUilU, km, Bart ktd U diet la certain iStaattot sbonid t tbai, aa tbe would can waacam. rnc ft pa bs, mm saw bo sent by snail. l)R. QALEN'f FRKVENT1TE Aa lava'aabU artkk for tbo wuhlo to limit tb namber of their oCaprin, ot tbo barren who dtr cbUdresu warranted wot U tw Jar tb health, and will la fr a lifetim. m to sny a 1 a a . . . aurea, noaer ei, mm rtcttvi Ol tn DTK TWO WU LARS. PATIENTS AT 4 DISTa3CTPj icfiding brie statemetit of their ymploaaa, will refv a EUak Chart coatalntn; a liat of ooe-jtiowa, aar lerM for ta mmmnm mi treatment, Ac Medtctnei aent t any part ef ib eortBtry to cure any ca at boo., fre frosa da-ocer or cmrlowtty. All transaction private and confidential. Emmbr th nam and nnnber. Direct all letter to OALKK'ft BR Alt DIXFTNIART aotl5.2dA1y Inrlrvtlle. fty.' cl) is F i lTe i it n A IL Bvamw toum; mem who hatk ia jured ibemaclv by certain crwt bablt, wbkb anfltthea forbnalo, plaaror tb datie of marrieS I tie; Jo. middlaed atd 44 SBoa.wbo. from tbe folli of youth or other cosae, feel a VabUity In advanceoftbelr year, before placing theaelvjdr tb trcatmetit of eny on, aboold Aral read "THE SFCkET FKIKNI." Married ladiea wilIlraomtalac of t-avwrtasce by pemair; The äecret Friend. Sent to any a lUe,ln a tesled envelope, rscctl sf Ten Cent. DR. 8TUAÜTACO caabcaIledB JldiawM- 4 a private or conrtdentlsl nature, frsn I A.tt.tSlF.tt (Sunday from 9 lo 11 A. M) at their oCV. Addrea DR.r K. ITC ART CO.. mchSlAwly.i.,e BmUmmUmm. cnoccnicc. . B. ALY0RD. J. M. CALDWELL. U.B.ALTOSTX AL'OllD CtLDlYkabL. tt ALTOUDi AMD. comiissioN wmm, Ar la DAILT receiptor frk gmmm. Coneuotly on band and f r salt at th Uveal price, a large and orted storh of Cef reeftaa;ar nolaitrs, Ft)9 It Ice, Test Natu, C3lat U stenwatrct atp, Caaasell tatrclt Hattwtss, Cirai-WtTTwVmcr), .nackerei Whl terioftt rwrafapx Twin c:tlam Varna, KrStalf lf nllw 91s: Date, Jll(. nrasssly, Oin . W lnei, W'lak-e .Kotlana mt nil kind, arasJ riantatlon an el CakeVs eitlere. . r PartienJar sttsntl on ffvaa u tb of pnoDVCE of mail, aurca. 68 East Washington Street, INW AN VOUA, IIND. apriA-dAw HARDWARE. IRON STORE ponnnov, pair & co., Ho. 117 West Washington Street, IX DIA! A 0 LIS f ftDIANAt fJCALERS IM STEIL. 05, JTltL. ANTTL, E2Llow a, vast, axlks. rua. Bult. MALLEABLE CAfTI5(i. WAÄHERA, , . 5rrn. 110RSK füOLtk. hoz&t. IUOC NAIL. W KEELS, HUB. Ft LLOaVA, ' ' - SpUKEK, SH1TTJ, E0WS, PLOW BAM,4C, SO D

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The Obi rvr Salt Com.paj1 Th Madtaca ptew KiiU. Tbe MadiaM Pwart ttarcb C yry. Cool Oil and B sol. TT7Tbey will mU aJ anklos la tbeir Use at Cä lowed market ptic. Call jd xamlao thai tck bar&e paircbtatnf . l-ryl. IX it CO. auttrcs-dAwly