Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4053, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1863 — Page 2

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Domocratic Documents.

44tre ! trtr nmorratlr ;Ieinrr f ttl vfaeral AfM-ttblj to tbe H. ' laata, j mUIbc fork ta. aWoorv of lb lata a.to. and tb. : ntusi wfcj BOT kal Mt M aceicplN'- 4s?1r f III ! stJt.ti?aI una. Tali document sa.ke. p.n.vL5et fawetaajea, a4 wuUb.f4rp.Ult.. ta anj qntl?j. j Tht Cam -er I pt Act ieeeh mt lion. O. w Yncfb.. mi ike &rrir.tlm i!'.1,tnte H"u c.f ; IUymrttlrt fKrcry 13, Tt la U ore ef tk. I flat .r-aecii. für. Ttwh. on jtitin t. ranlnf a far, .hare f pwt'te Attention. arvl eyry j et1x"i to tvf'.aa ioc!4 nave fory. It "aktt a pam- i pal f etfBt par. Irc ft pr aandred. I Tbl Ubertjr ! the Cltixen Speech f Htt. H. W. Tvmrba, delifre4 In tb. Hoaa. if KpnwnUtlni, f ehroary Ii. on the "Act to Indemnify ti. President and other per-otia for apTllrn tbe writ f bahea. eorpai, and act. dm. In ptir.uatve thereof, Ii no -rinte-l in pm hlet form. an4 en b obtained at IhUftfa. Tbl I b rri effort of Ji. Torhee. to reteet la liberty of tbe citizen, and aboald be tn the fcandt of every voter In lodittu. It inkea pn)pLlt f U'eii peg... Prvr tl SO pr bnndred. TTTA11 order -bnuld. direct th ipeechri tote if nt by opr. tb polag will txt me cnt cr-py. ucl totjt be p-epald. AdJrta F.LDER, II.lRE3KS.-l 4 BINGHAM, - ' I'M! -n j.oll.. DAILY SKNT1NKL. TUK U.-JIOS If MUST BR PKESKRVEn. J Acaaoa FRIDAY MOKNING. OCTOBER 9. r.TK lTIUSt. The Northern Peui'exuiiry, nniier rhrje of TjtoyfA Wood. E-q . Warden, we are hippy to Ut ) in a pro-iperou condition. There are about 100 prisoner a in thin reformatory inntitutution, and all are employed. Of the- about fifty r eni-ffrl in coopering, ten or fifteen in Ctbinei ware, five 4 bl;ickmith and ihebilance are eraplojcl in frmintr, building, 4c. Theaan Hary condition U excellent. A th Oovernment won't cire Mjor Genrral Lew. W.iIUce cbmte to kill rt'b l, the General h cortlu iel to r to killing f terra and hw. lie hat become a p-rtner in the pork and bff pjirkirjr houe d DUir k Co , t Cr;iwlor!s will. Su:tea to you. Lew. JCew Alb my Led per. On Ut Thur-Uy nicht the street of Lojanapnrl were lihtexi for the fint time with gns. ArMnementH h ebeen nude for the construction of a telegraph line from Jeffersonville to Mt. Vernm, under Ooterriment au-'pices Urijfadier General MaMsrifLD, f understand, h is ben brevet'el by Governor Morto. for meritorious erricea. Artillery In the Stt erTice is to he raised exr!uive!y in the 0"io liver town-t It will con stt of nine four trun bitterie-i, liht pieces, but mostly riSel puns. . 'Brevet Hrisadier General M AritLD, in be half of the St ite, and Bripdier General Car si?CEOf, representing the FeIeral ervice, are bu-olT enntre"! in or:initing the Inditna legion, or home iruard. Tlte eleven Con(rre4tonal ditrictü are called upon to forrtMh five companies tof cavalry each, making four regiments, nJ even companies of infantry each, m-tk-n? in all seven reciraen's. This mikes in all fifty-five companies of cavalry and eventy reen compline of infuntry. It U designel to r.tie these force by the 10th ol November, and have them fully organired before the bejinninz of winter. When erpan'zed, Accord :nfr; to iitruction, th cavalry and infantry will make a force of 1 2, 6-? 3 men, all to be under the command of Lieutenant General MomT?y, who will, as we are a lvised. take the field In person, to protect the State from foreign in-va-ion. The public spirit of thecitizensof Evansville Is deserving of the hiphent prie In two lays, there was collected and remitted to the Sinittry Committee of thi city. $I,HH in c-ish,nnd mnny pnmiijea and suhcriptions were yet to be re deemed. Thi voluntary contriutiou for the benefit of our rk-k and wounded soldiers cannot be too hirfhlv appreciate!, and we truft this lib trrn exni!le will be emuhted wherever an appes,' i in nie In behilf of the soldiers of Indiana who Orel aist.iH-e. . Lwynltr Then nnd Loyally "ow. A cotemporary forcibly remarks that the friend of the Administration brand every roauas traitor who contend that the Constitution it amply ifticient to u jreoa the rebellion and re aert the mjty of the law that the military should be tojb-eniet.t to the civil power; tht the iccned haa a riht to a speedy and itnpaitiil trial y hi peer; lint the people should be f-e-cure in their per-ona and property; th it no one shall le leprive! of life, liberty or property without due process of liw; that no law shall be mde rtbrid.ing free lom of speech or of thepres. Such linguae is this is deemed traitorous by theahoddy patriots of the dy; and yet, trange to iy, e cm find it almost word for word in the pi Horm of the Abolitionists who nominated ! Fecmoxt. in Thilsdelphit, in 16. Th's pi tform was adopted by the very men who are today denouncing the Democracy as "traitors" and copperheads." It ffems that what was the highnt type of loyalty" then, is disloyalty" now. Here is the resolution: RtnUed, That while the Constitution of the United Stites) was ord lined and established by the tsfiple. In order tr form a more perfect Union, 'tablish ju-oice, tnure domestic tranquility provide for the common defen-e, and secure the ble-ings of liberty, and contains ample provisions t.r the protection of the life, literty and prtterty of every citizen, the dearest constitu-'iM-at nghtaof the people of Ku sas have been Ir u lu'enily and violently tiken from them ther enitorv h"J been invided bv an arnml fo-"e pur!u and pretedneAl 'egtdative. jndci tl an 1 executive offi ers have been i"t over them, i by ho-eusuned authority, suittined by the mil ! it rv rT f the Q vernment tmnnic! and' uwinnauinini. mws nave ueru e ..,1 anu en , t t 1. 1 .l..l ,,uo, inr ,..p.f la werj. au;. arms no r-en sn extraor I'm try infringed test oaths of; and entangling nature have been imposed as condition of! the rigl t of uffnee or hold:ng oiSce the right of an accused pera..n to a peedv and public trial by an impartial jurv has been denied; the right of the people to b secure iu their persons, home, paners and effects again-l uctioti , a!e nearches and seiz ires, his been violated; they have reeii ilerkrive! of life, liberty and prop ertv, without lue process of law; that the free-j d m of speech and of the pre-s h is been abridged ; the rifht to rho se their re;vresentatives has been j nude of no etfect; munlers, roM-eries .ind arsons i have been instigated and enconrage!. ami the j offend ers htve beccn allowel to to ..unpunished j .Tht all thc-e things bue I een dor.e with the' keowledye, --net ion and procurement of the present Adoiiqistraiion; td that for this high .ciitie agsim-t the Constitution the Union and buminitv. we arraign the Administr ition. the President, b'a advisers, agent, supporters, apol - J isla and accessories, either before or after the ' facia, before this cun try and before the world;; and that it is our fixed purpose to bring the per- , petrators of t?e?e atrociotn oatrsjfesi and their ; accomplices to a iure arid condign pumtbment brftr" If.ssy Thurlow Weed. Republican. it comes to te BiMlers.uod tliat the views and policy of Me-sm .semner. Greeley, Wendell Phillips", Ward Btecher. Ac , Ac. obtain in tbe conduct of the war, it will result iu the destruction of our Government and Union, atJ a triumph for rtbel li-n ae 1 elarery."

ytr, fwnrfl on llir Election. Many le.i e-t peopie v-i'l pto! bly he deluded bj t'ie f ri thit it.e tiiun.tii of Hie lVm'n"C

P,rtv 1 h? wore u i-iri-u to the of the Coly ii oeStul nrf of our nn'.e 1o nets counrce: 4 ti e Utrrr of Mr SwAr to Mr. Apm ol XuTcmbrr 10, 1?62 In that doc oment he peki of tbe cltMifliou ol "Union ani Democratic" "unfortunate implying Ihmhe Denoocriti are tot !o to ftor of tLe Univo, bat tbat - "It 4 not t be inferred thtt either pirtr, i.r ny eiiHiertbi portion of th (ep! of loyal Sute, i. U accej t diuu';ou uuJer ioj ticim-ur.ce or uptm ay tercn." AD1 he ad J that "It i a hbtt, (jot only rntire'j conitent with the G'tn'ifu'ion, but ett-n e entii! to its ululit. to ierd tre Aduiii.ilrti.n, nt ny time ex itinj. dutinct nd epirabIlroin th;(uern metit iuelf, id to ciiVM the f rK-ee l'U f the one without ttie thought of diloja!ty to the other." If the hldy orn wouM remember tfii diautcb, it m'ubt wt t Mr. Sltakj the nece ity of aptAoz'.z'mz for another Democric ic torj; but it i idle to exfx-ct from them iiythiiij: I ke fime- r truth. "D- men gather grape of thorr., or fijr of thitle7" FrofB th Cioeinnatl Pn I ?u rrnrt , Oct. 7. financial and ('out me rein I Mimmur) for Hie lftt Week. Go'd his advanced roteri illjr durinz the werk, and afJVdel he eneril m irket, cofumerri-illy well a fiiiancitily. The bih prit-e- whi h Kr0' and other article whii h tntkeu;) thebu'k ot'o-.r foreign exfort, h-verei hel, and the hIiii t nsolute certainty tbl t h will lend reilv to oi rniiiiah exp-trti, andthnwthfe biltueof tri e laruely a;-iint thi- country, a we fitted in ou I tt, in hivine mrkfil inrt'iuce uiion ii'il I But this is n r all f r as -ee i fro n the un ! oi t occupiel by the public, the !itu.ition of tie Army of the CutnbeiUnd i uch th t it U not collider ed entirely safe; and as a dele it of R t-ecr ttiwould be acilamify to the c iue of the couuTt of no ordinary minitude. peculttor in trol for a rie, it will le ceeti, h ive iiiii;!e m iterial to u-e in brinritijr alxut an advance, an I they h ive 01 ceded. Gold closed in New York ye-ter-hy afternoon at 472 piemium, which ia a net id v;nce of 3g over tlte r ite current a week ao, but of 7) ever the lowe-t point reiched within the weck. Sdver h.n advanced more largely tli in (u'old. rvtme new m irket for it h ivin been dicoveiel, whirh. iu the e-tim'ion of financial men in New Yotk, plice it in value at a point within 5 jer cent of cold In this mirket but little gold and fllrer hibeen offered. atnl the hu-ine!t done some dnys, ihardly t-ufiicient tt etubli-h quotations. Thedemsiid for exchange has been as active as heretofore, and tlte bin in and felling rite-, in aome ca-e-i htve app-onched each other more closely ih tu ii"ul. bitiker' hiving; pul vo und .1; but our fjnot itioijs mu-t be rearde 1 the cur rent rates. The otTcrins of (Jovernment ecuri ties have leen light, and rates luve not changed essentially. The dernm l for money his been light, and current continues abutidant. The mirket is esv at 6(2 !i per rent. An idet is whNpered round that Mr. Chtse wul be comielle-l to iue more oT the legal tender currency, and this is having i effect in Wall and Willi 1 ru Mret Mr Chie is ms 4.fsl of preit power, ntid a nod or a wink ot Ips could niike fortii"e for any man in a mo ment; yet we do not believe that Mr. Ch i-e i yudtv of any complu-itv with specul itors, as some of the New York paper? charge he is be cause Mr. Chate'a ambition has alwava point el to I me, to reitnea, not'to riches He would rather be Pre-ident thau be worth ten millions of dollars, we believe. The rates ol exchange, coin and Government ecurilies at the cloee of laat evening, were aa folio wi: CYINO. ... par. ...45 3; ii prem. . . . 3 1"5,3- prem . . .4.V H p-em SELLING. New Tork Jjprem raiH prem, prem, Silver lMmaiKl note, prem. Kentucky tank notes. . . Indiana State nott)rier or? Wataini;tn, lr tncate Quart Tmaftt-r' Vcaicli r. city Quar ermatrs Voachera.countrr prem 4 prem. 'if, di. dir. .... 93.93' .... no sale. .... The weather has been cold and chilly, a jrood deal like that we -'ive November credit tor. The advance in gold has had a stimul iting eilect upu) the matkets generslly, anl prices are in mot cases in favor of sellers, and in some cases marked advances have been established. Foreign merchandise, including xilk and cotton gooda, are generally higher, and even domestic goods h tve advanced, consequent upon the hirh j.rice of cotton, which has reached 87c in New York. Banker and merchants feel anxious and nervous regarding the future, and few are willing to en er into engagements to be fu'filled at a future time, at what may be regaided even fair prices. The prevailing sentiment is that it is the p ut of "is dorn not to trust to the future either for a ri-e or a fall, but to move on. as far as possible, in such a manner as to be safe from the consequences ol a rise or fall in prices. The demand lor fl ur has leen local chiedv, and the receipt being light, the market hau ruled firmly. Wheat has been ralher lower, but closed buoyant. Corn firm for ear, but dull for frhelled, in the alienee of an army deaiacd. O its firm. Ke advanced materially. Whi-ky ruled at "'2 ? up to Monday, but ri'lgwas obtained vesterdav. h is up to 57c in New Yo.k ' ' . Cheeae is r higher. B itter wren tnged. Lineel oil is up to $1 37(Tl 40. Flax-eed is romintl; none arriving; deiler arc ofleiing but $2 this is but a r.omin il quotstioii. however, a $'2 50 was paid en days aro. Cloverxeed h 1 advanced to $6 50 for old; do new coming in yet The provision mirket has been coinpsr ati ' e'y quiet, but there his been a decided! v tinner fee j lug m inifested by holder, and this wms more e peci iiiv the case vesteniiy unJer tlie news from New York. Old city i:ieas jork was held at $11 Do, with buvers at $10 75. L r 1 was belJ at 1010'2'c, with buyers at 10 in. Hulk pork or bacon is not dealt in, ot ly in connection with the army demand, and price must be regarded, to come exteut at least, nom in 1. There has been some inquiry for box metts at 6ls(rr65g for Cuniberland, and 7'c for ?hor ribeii middles, but we Klieve no one h id the nerve to ell at the rates. Lard could htve been sold at lOJe for De cember or January , but while farmers are asking $5 5D to $C for bog, ucli prices must seem h t irdous to sellers. Hogs are selling in the interior of Kentucky at $"l .' to $3 75 gros, nnd could be sold, de livered here, at f5 2. net for November It is cleir. however, th tt hut little will be done in the it of contracts this month. The bu-iiifss done iu the grocery market has heei. but moderate; but Co flee 15 lc higher, ihd c.ü'ar !. :t nh ide firmer. The coJ question 1, one of absorbing interet. Yerv general alarm is felt with reference to a sura! v of fuel The Cilv Council has paointed a committee, at whu.-e d p..sal it b is placed J-gil.tlOO to purchase coal and bring it in bv railway, and to be sold at cot price to citizens This, Iinuer anv circumstances, can be but a par par til relief, t-ecausc a supply in uch iiunucr cannot If procured, adequate to the wants of the citv for lioth i!oniestic and m nuficturing purposes. There hts been a rie in tlie K maw ha,, but this wiil not be of much advantage, beeau-e the coal tegion i He the junction of theKinawha with the Ohio It is clear that so me' bin i; must be d ne to place the interest of the c t beyot.d the ch itice nf nuh contingencies as those which now exist. The pi ice of coil is no w j0 i ivot t! .e fact 1 to $15 per lotd of 25 bushels, and it is a ftvot get it at een t!!Ce enornjou prices. Tl is. theeity is entirely bireof 'this article Gk. HiTCHCtvas Batxnt sr. A brochure of General Hnchc-n-k ctamtnentiiijj on the order of tbe Secretary of War dissolving the court martial of which Gen Llitchcwck was Presider t, is pro dacicg consiJerab!e excitement in ra.'itary cir cles Only about a dozen copies wereprintel for the u- of public friends. It U said to be . ne of the mo'', catl.irg and ifarctstic articies ever written. It ab-olmedj dtjsthe Secretary alive Much astoni-hm-nt is expressed at the facfthif notwithstanding this ptiblicatinn. the third tendered resignation of (ieneral Hirchcovk is rr atver-tcil; hnt be is still retained on duty at the War PeneMinent a military .tdvi.erof the S-c retary. N. Y. Uvlw.

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II 1 1 1 W V mi' i-f- .. Ii.-.' -it i 1 1 ! i n De.no- ntic C4ihfcti! g ; X wtrk, Oaio, on M n day, Oct S. In al!uu t the thretts of John Broah, Goys Yatea ikI Morton, and other ab olitionl-ts, th it Mr. Yaitai. iigh im, in the event of his election, shall cot be iaatigurated, Mr. Yuorheea pAe as folSows: ixtrsct Rut a nf fei:t.e n i.r-r. in? rodn?el ;rifo 'his cai v.i-s. 'I've 1 i Ii i. . f the At ''it! 11 p ot v Int e a'taudoned r.uu.-i.t. I i.-v Mii.lie.s- o i.o lonjer s e'n--!: i ed r ' re i-:i a:i I en tided to its eiruvsp T'tey not t k "ir v..te bv areili.g to ytfir ti-irr-t'H'p'el ji-)--riieri 1 hey ippro ich you no wi'h tin e its I'hev a sinne the brilUing tone of m rsers n 1 slsves. Ttiey dem od your votes for Mr. Brouch. r yur lives. The penalty of not voting fur biro I to be de ith and desoltlion to you and vour homes Mr. I'rough him-elf comes t.efore ton with this dem od of the highwivman this ihren of the b'iand. He does not r nd-cend to reason with you, bur. pUHng td woril to vour throat, declares th t. if you fiil to e'ecr him Governor, he will dflu'e vour f lir Sr te xvith lt the horrors and ntme'e-s woe of civil wir. - He appears in the attitude ot the re k'ess an! the profligtte gtmbler. dterininc-l to z- the sttke wlever miy win the gime. He leves the people of Ohio but one choice, an 1 th it is the choice of feir and cow trOVice. H'a pfeal is male to nil lhal is craven and puill mimous in mm. To prevent voo from lelei'in'.' rom h ariiioimrea everywhere ht 'civil war in O io jv'dl fo'low th it event. Who ai'l m ke that w.tr aaitisf the vo'u e of he rtt j !'? Wli.i la 11 that iri- fit fi 'h, l-ec m-e Mr Brugh c iritit te elerte 1 G vernor? N t D'iio4rit We i.b'nit to' m jrities acting j imler the li eill m u j urate no Mra m I ofb'ood B it Mr Brough procl dm-Ih ithe will not uhm"t He will rebel again-t the voice of the people f lirly and legnllv etp'ese. I, according to the con-titution He deel res th it vour votes s'ull not make a Governor He determines th t question in advance f election da v He gives this notice now, in order that vmj need riot trouble vour-elves! to go tn the election at all Bv o?e roll of his tongue he rendera an e'ectioH unnecessary, worse than ueles. By one won I of his potent voice, he kiüs vour b illots in advance Bv one jesure of his hind, the bllotbox of Ohio is crushed to Morns, and John Brooch rei ns suprenie over the Con-f itution, ihe law aid he wishes of th" rwHiple You wish to elect Mr V illandigh im Mr Brough says that if yu do, vour lives will be forfeited to the edr of the 8Wird, and the plow fdiire ot" war will m k i's furro across thebosotn of your Stite. This is the i-isue. for'y stated, as presented in he peeches ff lr Brooch I r i well t( understand it fillv, and dtetnrt'e now whether we are men eno.ih to meet it, or whether we h 11 tow our necks to the pilling yoke of a brutal despotism. Cheers But. Mr Broil ;h is not alone in this atrociou threat against the right of the people to s-tdect their ow n officers A few d iys since a most extriordinary scene w.a- witnessed in ihe city of Divton. Two Governors of neighboring Slates, one from Indian 1 and the other from Illinois met there to give advice to the citizens of Ohio Wih what voice did they speak to you? In what lmguii?e did thev seek the suffrages of the free men of Ohio? I hive read with amzement ar.d grief their speeches on that occasion. Thev came before the people of Ohio with all the swaggering air of consequence which indicates the public master in-tead of the public servant. Thev came not to persuade; they came not to rpisop. They came not to entreat; thev came not to j'istif'v their ways and opinions with facts an.! argument. Thev came to command, to thre iten. to menace and to teirifv L ke the bloated Roman CoosnUof old intoxicated with power, gid 'y w ith their elcvition. they came to treat you in advmce as a conquerel, subjugited province These Governors of lister States teM the great Stiteof Ohio th it, if she d ires to select a nun as her C'oe'' M igi str ate w ho is obnoxious to them and to the President, w:ir will be levied again-t her; tho igh the peonle elect Mr Vail indigh mi, yet he shall not be Governor; though your Con stirut'on declares him Governor who receives a majority of your voes, ei the fiat h is gone forth from D ton. uf ferial bv the Governors of I in li a n a and Illinois, th it tour Constitution di ill be over turned and disregarded. They threatened the sreefs of vour cities with blood, your fields with pilli;re. and vour h ms with desecration; for all thee woes wait n civil wir. The horrible al tentative was held 111 before vou Take Ilrough for Governor, or t-ike civil w r and the f te of M'sycuri. Ate y u sh.tih? Shall tbee men come here and er o k their whins over vour he ids? Are von to be fe-ririel like vaw-l c'liMreti iiUo submission? Cries of "No." Ni ,' I) cs any decent member of the Kepiiblicni pirtv le s;re to uveeed un Mich 1 principle? D es any tnem'rr of that prty. decent or indecent, eipe:i rhe Dein cra y to submit to su'.-h an abom in ifion? Bu these Governors at Dy?on pronounced Mr V ill ordigh m 1 c nvic'ed tr litor," and all the small dogs ol par'y bilking a? his heels, have been vocal with the s mi crv. Th;s is the reason widen thev -is-ign for their own contem d itel treis ui in re-isting hise'ectioti and in ngnration. I m'sh rest upii the testimony if Mr Lincoln himself on this point, to show th 1 1 the men who thus charge Mr Y ill mdigh atn, are themselves convicted bar. The President expiesslx titel thsf Mr V illandi.'h am was not sentence! to lt-nsiimeut for aiijthing he had done, bu? be c uise of what it w as fe ired he wouhl do. Ir is time this thine was met, f,llv met The Presi dent d d not find, even in his bigoted and b'in led j'id 'mMit. anything criminal in the conduct or Mr V 11 indijham I t ike th:s important IVei 1 lent. il admission, and I cram if into the tl.ro its ot the ab onioned and deonve'l o lumni ttors w Im are now pteiing, 'ike j n k ds and urn lean bc'. on the t'.-me . nd i h ir icter of one whoe en'orced ,t,w-i' -e eil es them To do no with Iba f impunity wh:ch cowardice always secures before it strikes A'rd uise" (.'onvicteil traitri !" Mr. L!ncoln h:melf avs Ir h ol comniit'ed n tiei-on or any other cnuie L ke P titin- Pdate of hi-ieou rneo'ory. hefouol 110 i.Mi't in the conduct of the victim before him, but gave way to the crv of 'Crucify him," "C-ucifv him;" and at the saui" lime, no doubt, promoted and honored more thieves and public p'undcrer than were confined in the prisons of Jerusalem ilurinjr all the time that it wn a Ro mm province. Indeed, well might the President be forced to admit tint Mr V il'anoih am m guilty of no offense. He hail simply nnde a speech to the teop'e The Constitution which Mr. Lincoln had worr to pnprMirt ;u trainees in expre-s words the freedom of speech To exer- ' ci'e Has constitutional right est constitute no offene These Governors from Indiana am! I'-l linois know this They are men of ability, but whit shall be thought df their cmdor? I hev j both knew that Mr Vaflarditih im h id comm't fed no crime. They know it well, and every ;n- ' telligent Republican in the land knows it. The; wanton, wicke! totgue of slander shorn it tusster when it utters this hackneyed and infamous charge "A convicted traitor!" Convicted by whom anil how ? Not in vour courts established to trv crimintls. Not before a jury, as the Constitution j prmide. Not, in any p irticul ir. accoiding to; the laws of the land. Convicted by B-mside, ; ! who now himself stands charged bv ihe public ! dis-patche sent out tinner supervision 01 tue w ar : Uepirtment. with an tdlene somewhat m-re -e j I ,h"1 lhc 'r,'l?e of free rpeedi nn i conduct in tbe front of the enemw and disoUMi ! ence , f ..r.'.ers w hen a brother offn er i.eeded as si-titr e. will read quite as btdly in "ch irge and eifi "tion" as dd the violation of Onler No 3S Convictei by Cult the brave soldier, the j refine! gentleru n, who pie id guilty t. the herue I act of watch'i'kT I dy while she mtde her refir-1 ing toilet Judge Advocate Cutt! What im . pulses of hoiiorab!eindign ition rnu-t h ive saelle.1 j his virtuous hea-f when he arriignM Mr. Yal j Undiuham f;.r tri 1'! His xe il b r the üle of the I n itiMi and f-r the pilKrs of the Kepub'ic wa no I riouht almost eqtul to mv old friend B'ngham's,! wh. I se. is rat ing ab-.u?-as u-u l,m ol at every j body, and pronouncing sgrear m mt pe-p'e in h-:r , ans-ence. liars and s.-onrnire'-! Cislrered Cut'-! He ouht im.w. a his tmnt iry Ti?e tsover.nt we . to join B nahci in a canvass ol the Suite. The j one prosecnfei! Mr Yilliud.ham itito ex re rrom ; Ins home; and the other, now.hke a f tint heuteiJ spmiel. brks at the Ip-e from a safe distance Convicteii tnlN.,i!" Whit a pi ice in history that court-martial will fill! Infirnr will be its j o'tion fore er n ilf'em'i'Ti: Future ace w ill w on !er !- i!eermii.:i- vt ' ihpr ki i e-y or ri:ri !'tv h'(J I V e : eicVin-; xu us vrn e l.i gs I here tue j e-n mi'iv coiivtcTeil trut r in th w-.r.a - h'--i,..y Tt-e b rrMlxt d letoctcu Jeffrevs, the vile a d.o'Iutel" ro 's, the .'."iTi. ic Kol esjrerre ari l the l.e'I::i Mrit. :i'l on.-e :?lel ju-l a wi-e'y t ri rl pp n'l. of coniicted trnitors S ani ti. B.ouh, Motion. Yt'es, and BurnaMe do now . Nor, ob the u'.Ler hand. ue-t Mr. Val-

Isnii'ghsm be -hrned of the ervrtpny in wh'rh h- 1 be placed by the historian. B .s ell d ?idn y. 1.. tuiuiet, aiJ i .o u i, n-l a o... h 1 of 'i ig it 11 . - ne-. ;ti ad a;s nl in a'l Co . tries, lii-e be" co :-te tr i'or in the e- i alii uf a rul t g faction; but posterity has pa.co a judgment full of honor u tbei names as the frtnos of liberty and justice; and thus, too, will posterity deal with the name ind character of U'eoentL Villa ligham. Lud and long con litiued applause But, hiving tated the threatening attitude ecmei bv Mr Brou&h and the men who as-1-t him itith's enrass. apt! no hiving st i'ed the re .-n wh.r h ih v i;', ve lor this bo'd arid m 1 t.uoos attorn "t reronf wti nyi civil war. allow it state the conclusion to wh'ch the fi.no ijl ,1 1-"' born A infncati cii'zen inevit b'v arrives Y'U and I hive a -lury to o rfiriii t.tv-rt tlv-e fc of co:istifi;tiooal government Wehaveheirl their menaces We hue teid their dec! ration of war if they fail tocarrv the e'ection. We have considered well their appeal from thehipot tothc bullet from the bllot-lox to the cartridge tox We -ee them tiuw in their true light as lwle-s revolutionists The world will take notice ol their infamous attitude. In plain view of it. and in pi in view of all its consequenc . w e take our psition It H this: We will submit to the voice of the neoo'e if we ire teTe itel at the billot box You nuy imugurtie your G ivernor. We 11 offer no obstacles. O.i the contrary, we will assist, if i-el te. to c rry out me will of the people of Ohio, though it phouM be expressed against tn Is this fair? I thi enough? B it rever-e the ea-ene. If a m ijority of the voters of Onio. vo tin.' i:i arcorl.i)ce with Uw, shall detilethe election tor Mr. V ill m Jiriirhatn, we in'-ict. in bke manner, to remove everv obstacle which m ' V opp -e his in niguration. If. in our attempt to thu- e.rrv out pipular will and o ev the lawa

and tne constitution, tveare attacked by Brough, Morton and Yates, or all combined. the President lomself and all his follow ers. then appea'ing to (od and the judgment ot mankind lor the righteousness of our cau-e, we will return blow for blow. Immense and enthusiastic cheers It this infuriated and m idened party wants hlooO here in the North, il will then have it. And thev little dre itn what such a Coiifet will be. It w ill not be the fi.ht of Ohio alone The friends of the constitution every where wi:l rally to your snpjxirt. Iiidmni ha over one hundred and th'rtv thoii-nd Demo-ratic voters. Of th tt number one hundred thousand are able ami will ing to be ir arms in a struggle for the ri-.ht of self government They will come to vour as si-t im e. It i.s a dut ihey will owe to G d and mm. Illinois casts near one hundred and fifty thousano Democratic votes They me with you in hi art in this copiest. and will be with you in h ind if the Republicans ni ike their tiire iieue l appeal to battle. Michigan. Wisconsin, Iowa and Mintiesoti contain perhaps three Inn-died ffiousuid more who-e moral and physical strength would be mlis'ed on the side- of pop nlar liberty, if party insanity will strike the blow which it thieitens But this is no? all. Turn your eyes to the Eist In such a conflict, will not th voire ol New Y-uk. spoken by three hum'red rhousnid D cnociat'c'tot.gues, be heard coming ud Ipon ihe sea side? Will she not mee such an issue? It Ouiocan not hate her choice for Governor this ycir, what as-unince has N Yoik that ehe will have her choice lo-xt. ye.r? Thus, too. will reason the reat law and order State of Pennsylvania, with her two hundred thousmd "Democratic hearts Gallant New Jer r-ey, and the chivalrous und indomuiabh- Dcmoc racy of New England, will all hiil sudi a gtrugrle as their own. Ohio will be upheld fry more tli 1 ti a million of A tueticm citizens Deilening cheers Her right to (xipular government in the right of evert S'ate in the Union. The blows now aimed at her are aimed at all. It she can be enslaved, no one is fiee. Let American freemen everywhere throw off their legarthy and prepare Irr the conflict Cowanl.ce invites oppies-ion. D-fimce oiten srop.s its advances But, whether it recedes or approaches, it is the duly of men determined to be liee to remember that e'erml vigilance is the price of liberty. It may be hard to die to !eoc home and thoe w ho m ike home a joyous he 1 ven on eirth; but if U still harder to a brave spirit to lay his mouth to the dust ami accept the polluting hoof of power on his prostrate neck Loi l ,md prolonged apoiause. N r, in iuch a conflict, will we fail. It w ill be as holy an i j'isr as that i'i which our fithers enacted the revolution. God and all justsmen will smi'e upon us. A million of men abie to bef nrins, atiim ited by such a sentiment, cannot he Clashed by a faction fihtiiii to est ibb-U a liespoii-111 on the ruins of a Republic. If Mr. Lincoln's Administration de sires to make such an awtul experiment, St can be done by at'em'-ling the policy of the Governor, of I udi ma .tin! Illinois nd that o! ihe Re;'iMi Can candidate for Govemor of O'ro. In th it even?, si I m it miv be and tcrr b e iu its consequences, I call op the Democracy ol the tution. as far ns nit Iniinb-e vou e c n reacn, to rally wit i arms n their hands to tire les.-ue of the princip'es of -elf got eminent. And inthit hour, il I tail t- ilo whit 'Clones a mm ol free b'rtli. de?ei minetl to le lice, himI Iruiud to you by tics ol kiti'lied friendship -m i c miiiu n interest, then strike my n.tr.elroni the books of your rcrneui broice, a t nl iet the m-'dfw of oblivi hi ar.d ilis fir tcf re-t iqMn mt in me lot ever. rreniefldietiapplause Atst, suit rs ui it iGtt iPiis. Only iibou 2o ,04)0 negiax. are in tbe service. The 11 iss; ap squadron in Xew York harbor carries l?(l guns, anj is mom d by 2 4 )1 men. Tfie prize money of tbe navy ex eeds $.''',-(iQd.lMI-l A-good part of this mu sum w ill come from British pockets. Andy Johnson is desctihed as feel ins splendid hi: eye on the rieideiiey; and his bind on three alane- Governor, Senator and General . Human lesrs are of little e inseipienee now-a-days, thai, in Memphis. tJiet p rch thern out of third story windows, into the rreets Tom Tliumb retires uftn a quarter of a mil lion It is soujctiine esier to make a fortune by littleness than by gre-itne. A Cook 1 he Home Journal says a gentlem in hid occi-ioii to a.ivcrti-e for a cook, and. moi'i: Iber amplication, was one Iroui a young ; l i ly " ot the profession, incl ng her "cute de vi.-ite" Vice rtesident Himl'n.it is said, is contem pitting to rd-e another cavalry rejiment in i Mime, ol which Hamlin's high officer. son expects to be a Tbe total valu f ril and rer-ion rrorer tv in liie State ot 2v"ew York .404 4.4.3l7. L-tters receive-! fron St I'e'er-burg state th it e.eten iron-plate! gui.tioais widi luttet- wiil be compVied iu the spring. TwetrV thousand men .ue te.ilel o be i.atioiicd in run and A wiiter in the Georgii Contiitriori ilist raystl.ewar is cistin the Contedenev -evfn hundred million-) a tcir. This tloe- i t un-imle .t, .i. .;... ..i ...a. ;.. ..... u;r in li ic i.rrii u imu oi j.-i..ti. property, loss of soies, etc , wdnch wiil be Poind ! more than twice eeten hni.lrel millions a vetr. Recruiting for ihe Xat'ornl Guard in Ten- ; ne.ve is gonig on rapidly- Seven iew regiments j are nearlv fuil.atil CnwlVrd's l-t Teune-see ! tegituent of artilierv has already ro-eiveJ 6'UI ! They are u be armed as rapiolv as p .-.i.ble, au i j will be i siiong e e neiit oi delen-e. I The llichaa m i Exirainer of Sep'emher 22. j excltiui: "Heigfio! t'oiutuou brown mg tr, ve j ti-nliv t.f.k im. wrnm.lu- lufnti to threse itolltr- I . .,r . . J , rL -. . ". per pound. ivianneo a no wnne comm m-ieu four dollars per pound. i bat is "sweetennig high." The Ex irniner naturally etfects to be highly "ewcettnea" belore tDe war is over. Postmaster General Blair made a speech in Maryland on Stturday, in which he took con h t . nr.. ni.. Id Mm itpi.oioii-Mi ll a rdiiilii. m . ..... fl " I ... . . a , . . . . f , ,r" xv - ,7. tionary scbenie of th Ab-li tiotiiai. and atil it w.i-ptobible th it thev would, in the end, be .- - ' a . . :.l. t f : i.. lOUI.O cm o,! mini; tn. rcau. .ir. iui(.-o ii hs revoked the mdittrv orJers permitting the ei.l.stment ol alives ID MirvlaUd HuVT THE DEAR PtOPLI lit II L'MBt'GGtD j Il the "etllijecte" Of the "Mllers" at Wa-h tigtuu j and Richn.ond wen? to believe the a-urance-r of tl.e I ttier.-bow nieely they woulj itehumbogred! j 1 ake the following as an illustration: Tih'ngtn te'es:rra to rhe N Y Evei-in : ros?. Sept 23: Tfe Pkepub!ic-ic of th:- mor tioii' s iy a 11 g l iis h re ivel. wh; ft w(i bci de kcowu in a few -dav, a. All nfa te'egnrn to tlie Richrn r j Ex .trir.er, Further news of a I.e. rn: C -tr ler h r .-en re no.!. ! it it is not d en..- f ruJtlil to coismuuicaie it.

Trie Three Partie In the "Vittlon. T- t ",U?- io is l. c 1 viite t .I- i.-al pnties are

row 1 'rt 10 e wn othe comp e'iet'-ioti ot ti e tn i h'jrun e i.i'ejbcr m n us Two 1 i"iiw :.s il th f vetrmrnt The s. uil. em sec'i n I poty e-ks to divide tie Union bv armed force e Northern ectional part? seeks to de-froy the Union by detroyig theS'a'e (tovernrnents The Democrary stand between these two sectional parlies, battling lor the restoration of the old Union. He who sides with ece-sion is for dissolution of the Un'on He whe rotes for afwliiion is for the anti h"l .ti .n of the Union. He who votes wir'i t ie DiMHiKTtcy is lot the restoration of the Urion - .-....- T f 1 S "ill ern sectional P'rfy prefers inde Pr-Ieiic to in.- UuioTi. The Northern section d l.iriv p.t-feis .he abolition oT slavery in the Union, The D inocra?ic party prefers the Utiioti tii the accomplishment of any other obje-t. The Southern sectional party is opposed to the Constitution. The Northern seetHtnnl party is tPjt-ed to the Constitution. The Democratic party i for the Constitution. The Southern eec'ional party i opposed to etincili ttion or compromise The Northern rec- ! tion I pirtv i o-inosed to conciliation or com ! priimi-e The DmM-rnic pirtv 1 infivorofj nv -onciLia'ioti r eonprom;se which will re-tore i the Union without dishonor, j The n uion is divide I into the-e three parties j Southern st-iioml, N-Tthn sect'on il and n ; ti nal The Dfiiio.-ratio is the nttidul pirty. ; Ii tr'uuiph i.s the triumph of national principles over sectional fictions and the re-?oration of nation tl harmony, unity and peace. MiUaiAte' News. "Never were ti'-h dinner pirties g;ven since ' New Y'ok was a citv rs are yiven now," wris the coire-fwmdetit of tl.e L mdon Times ' D-d niotdco'a three restaurant- at ttie teginnins:. the , tni-!d!e Hti.J the end of the dining region of the : metropolis, are kept fully employed; and dinners ( of twenty or thirty teiSon- at $"2;) u bead, ex-:u site of wine, are of nightly occurrence The' liues's prefer the choicest and most costly vint i j t's. regardless of the paper price M ideir a ati $12 1 b-ittle, C'nateiu L' tline at the me rife. I Clumbertiii at $IC. are none too expensive for j their tasres Why should they be? D not! mmy of the-e peop'e mike as much as $tl,0!KI in a forenoon in the ri-e of stocks that fjnc'tiite! is much a- !'J uer cent from dav today? And j luve thev no ns mc'i tight as the fool in serin i tine to - 11 ,: us e -t and di'n k, for to morrow : wedit?'" I I xecuil v I'otver. The grer IU i.kk proiMi-e-l to memoralize tl.e K'uig in the foil iwing Imgn ge, on the occasion of the -eceioti of the Rockiuglum pirty from I the Hou-e of .Common-: Sike: Your throne c.mnot stand secure upon I the piincjics of ntn-oti'litiou il hubmis-ion and! p is. ne owdnice; on powers exercised without; the conci.i 1 et e ot the pople to I e j.uteii it; on i acts m ite in deli itn-e of their h ibits and prejudices, and evuied bv st Hiding aimies These may oosiblv be the foundation of other throne they must be the subver-ion of yours. The Koig is the renrosnitative of the people ate all the depigments o! this government. I hey are ti us ; ...... 1 .1 . ... v - : - .1. .. 1 iee- ioi tue jteo-nr -t fiui i- j;it-n inn can eu-iie to ihe detriment of those for whom the trut is given. J"Governor Morton o Indiana, in his speech at. 1) ytori, peaking ot" Mr. Yall initigii un, siys: "But, if ele tnl. how is .11 exile lor tretson to reich Coluinbus?" Vallarditihani is about as much an exile for treason as Moibui i an honest or a tiuthtul mau. Lincoln says Yallai.iii ha in was exi'ed not so much for what he h id done, but lor what he probably (in bis Lincoln's j-n.'gment) would have done. As to how i,e wiil teach Columbus he will go by railroad from Detroit to Toledo, and from Toledo to Columbus C n. Knq. AMUSEMENTS. S . A1K M VXAGKU.. .Mr. W. II. IULKY. Friday Evening. October 9th, 1863, ICC sb 43 Cm Vt t MT tAss Salllo Saint Clair. V ' Firs! app.'arnce of J Mm -tv M. . O. m B sm. ar- ar . ew 3?XXM."Sr OP XIOIvIE. DXCK.... ,Hi-F iy.NT MKKK1LL Til 11 11 1 I C li O . t ' l tt t t C. OVK.lUltB ... Tlio trr.ClIESTRA SllOt. ZOosTtvd "PT. on-eoii r-t'ii 1!) o'clock A. M. till 12 M. Pl)-rr- ,- n at 7 j'clw'.li, Jar in ti es at precisely. ARB COMING. AT MASONIC HALL, P XITIVKI.Y FOIt THKEK NIGHTS OSLTt Thursday, Friday and Saturday Ev's, October 8th, 9th and 10th. MORRIS MINSTRELS! HJm-sgtvg xxaixd and nuuLKSQUE OLD FOLKS'CONCERT! I'ront tiirir Opera lloiise, lloton j The Largest Troupe in tilt World , AND THE Cnrt'iutl ?t :i ti jiiaut of llnatrvloar. 1 av :'(Yi Iis; xk'.v-n riiixfi old o: w.u.v in. ,ac s, ne feature a:jd new a trac.ion. UltM ii 8t:il;li lied Arii-tf-i. Also th n-o- ir f th wvell. Mr. ("."OT.r.r F. lr)LL, the diss' in jai-b d rn'i-ioal geiiu-, a id Lis wonderful v it y -t -r a 1. 1: ma, ! 1h fir-t ail rr.!y in-trumn' of rh kind ever exhibited. S-e i:ia iru ti p i-tcr-. i-.onplilet tnd proei.njme. tn ri'ire c'ianei n pr..rm r every night He ire n.l rn I th p'i.ir m. Il-ors o . en a 6,'i 'cl ck.tocommenc- at 7 1-2. ; f'rd f Adn'on) . 1-? ved Sett25 cent! .....6J cents Ei hiern m irniSoent picture. f he meni.er o? ttis Tr..ii., Mi it K "UMK VTON. tdQjebee, pl.ot-trrphi-i to "b Kord Family. Loudnn. will be -n exbilitiyii Hi frt..!ii rf th JJsli durir..' iLs w-ek. C. A. MoRklS, Manasrer. W. A . A Kb'iTr, Apetit. OCt5-did BOOKS. IS SLAVERY SINFUL? Beiuj partial di-scut-ion of tie prcpoidtiou v r . J I f ' i i v v an tr w. ; - - - m - i I RFTWEFS VD BCTLKR, OF iTDILX vPOUS. and Jer. miiti of VYincbe ter, and beta-een Tboru. I Wiiey. I ite i.a-to' o tbe t'hn-tian Ci urch at Union City, ! Imt . a ü Jer . s.rai'b. or pc efer Ind , w ta an ta Tv dactxai, epi-ude and coiiclu-inn of tbe di-c-ton. ' By Hon. Jor. Smith. The aW-bok. Ju-t paoli ked, , one that all f-boold u.iU hm Jal h .y e7K. iierw,, a oriersaccoranaiiied ty thecab. at the fctHieer.te-: .- . TIS 0pie for.. 13 00 55 . . Ts iS i0 Tbe trale wj.l be furnished at trade r'e by '. .1 iL 11 DDI 'O ro Indiar.ap-Iis, Iid. oc'9-dlwcwTa CROCERS. W . B. FA! ftHT. ; . ..' . E. r, wnci) AlS a rn rTi ivo DWA d. srccrpsTfiTn Am A r;..uii.. in t e Ür.fcry Tr.de. No. t K.M Vtab:.it' :i ftri-et. in tLe Kinder block. Indianapolis. Id1, vpT9-dtri FvlHHT OtinVTA D. ' aak .i krili.r.KNri.RH BRANDFS TUSSILAG0 I P..aat ist II. Tatav OrHr-m err w t

CEMENT PAINT.

THE frSE.T rBtSiRV-f. OF IHE APE The Old rat mi,, ttesi Prraert ng Hrnr liijs I'aint in Hie t ronal Foiir Ace Cement Paint. , IT TFTE neat rti:sLi:viM. r.iivr in Hie 11 ..rill Het U I. It ' t'tn r in I lie World! Itcat U i; 1 1:1 Mi Ttl.N ! tin oriUl ltel i'UM for HAM: IMtvT.s In tlie V lr Id Ile- Alio r I Mi PVItT In 1 lie WorlttI IT s:VsF.t I.Y MonK TIIW riFrY MFIERESr ttai.rnai, f-.r r"'u tf.:r (.if, 1 t piuiiirnc 11 t.ti, Irnn,' ii K", tiulcr. ca-i'!, trjk-i esm, ten'ii, m.-rooj. s -,r ia:i:tiin bru?e ; ti e iü-ide of tck Cv. r t.i p itcii! br-- iri-m .-t uii: tb- 1 oslu Ic-ins; pi" o' ti.nitrr- ati i it.h-.'.e the 04 nie, l 1 t-t rve and j-rv-ti ct -hrur; in orwaive boilrr-, hrfore lh Uczit'iC i put on. :!. ' fact- w ver a pair.t i- r- cuir.1 in prrrrve an.v m.itjri I-, or f(.r harl u-r, ui:-sii of b-au y, tLcre tbi I'a 'j: u tbe t;v t valuable f an evrrkuosn. I ti l i:m:i By Frn r, Huil'trr an1 Atrb'tec?- to pre-rrve any timbr u- i'in b'ül.ltni: of all kin I-, i4 f r fmoe po-t and nt's Lefj e they are la d on br i k r M'r.e romitatf ris. To prevV d nnpries In Prirk dwelling, a plank -hnnl! be iai at. and laid hetw--n tn cellar i'l and the upper w II F-jr tin nxfior fur paintm" khinle ruoi tbi l'ai .t i uueurpa. ed. I T ! ITMtl By Govfnnt-iit f.n r .H ih ir hrrks. and painMnp tlie huli ;of thn ifu n.iat, md i- a u iv- rsl faviuiteiri the Natw- Yard., as the ni -t valuable preserving and wearing JjeiucU I'aint ui th- wori'l! rr it i m h In New tork, P iil.vM.hi. B i-t-.n. az Cinc'nna'l. Si b u -. ml in f 1 t ail over tin tVVst. and pronounced ty all, a'tr irrere th n o-n ear trial. t ' wl hut ai. Dual, havin t'i w 11 ti' thfr Pa nt rte- did. Tlie ea:r-wtor r--t in ir--n. rjn and t-.h.t, f..r years, prvservItig I u-teria! pr;ec ly. ir 11 s uo:iitt:n It own Ivay up; slowly, uut piriia'icnily, tn popular favr. ati'corn i.ainl - ihr n-'tice and et j"t tbr lavnr cf the m.-t leiittnc vavtl arid Rrlmad t tuine -r-, a wrll a tb l-ar 1 1 and prctii ml tn-cl-ariHn ! thif oairit jr. Amniitr the tlmusnid w;io are uitia; on' I'aint we w uld rj r to a few otuuietit judges, whoe names will be Uiun! Iwl " : PAVIO M V;Y. President and Superintendent, Peru and Indian u-o is iiailrial KOBKVrMKKK. .erntend? and Master Mechanic, In ii.i a;c.!is nd C nrrnna'l Uailnxd. J. D. -IXSLEP, Master Mechanic, Bcllfontaine, Keil road, lr.!lin. liKO. iCMCKCII. J'tTers HiviUe U llroad Indianspoli-. JO INc r.VUHiL'K, Superintendent Terre Haute, Al ton and fct. Ijui ttnilroad A muaÜ rflscount made to sach whiles ile amenta as we B lect , Forsch by IttlVfl V PAl.TITIIf ? Sole Agents far Indianapolis, Inl. septC6 dotltaw INDJANA PRACTICE. Robert Clarke k Uo., CIWCIN'N'ATI, O-, HAVE IX l'KF.SS I3IOKsX1Z2LiILi9S INDIANA PRACTICE. The Practice of iprkme and Circuit CoreT) of i& Sr.tTK of Indian in Civil Cases By E0UGE A UiCKnlll, A. M , Judge i the S von l Jadicial District and Prolessor o. Law 'in tlie Slate University. I Vol. 8vo. VITl'tTFX YKAliS rK. AIIIKI RY THE RULFS of .r:, lv tli- di-c i-iits of rvun-. I, t.y tllennuriK of the uprtr C.a.rt. un.l Ly liri-tntive ein.n1at:i'ti, tlie Csl- of practice introduced by ihe et-ie Statutes' 4 fi ha- at'aii.O'1 -mtlcietd certamt- and c 'ti-i-t'i.c lib a ill ulj c f-.r -y-iem it;C consideration. In h s'llooli id rracli-a1, tlie mi'lior t'e a Mew of the jui i!ict on et the C'..u;i - iu o ii cii.ss, and of the Ju.l. i. CI rk. lie -til's an.i Aoornot s, m f .r as their lutiein c . il can-en are r.ncT! .--.: to? ii' r r. t.-s tb proceediras in tue iiia ia-ein -nt of cj tl cau e- i:i genera front ne 'inning :o cud, c:.''l j.l.iu the nract c--in cau-e-apj aled to liie Su,.reirie t.'our at.d in caa -es ap pealed to i h! tJi'. ni t 'ourt tr- iu aM mferi r ?riiuna . and !!ti I y, the pnictic-- i : parti u'arcse- and in epecial i'd Ml1' tn rj pr'c e.!irnf- a- -t.ite I, ainl it l- l-et lhdestjm of th riutto.r t!ooiiji.. ut, to show, not t.n'y wbat tle law and wlntt -uhl to be diUe, hut alio Low to do it ai 1 when to d it. UOIiLKT 1 bAKiit: A CO., LAW I'LT.b SH! PS. -rct7-diww C.ncii.i.nti, Ohio. ESTRAY. sio ic i:va r:3 STKAi'FD FliOM tHK UHsCRIPER. ON THE In oi i'rlo?ier. a l i T Vi C w, wti'.te od paU red sfiotteO. ab iut. 6 yea s 11 Aiiy ir. onuatioii l ft wi;h the nd-r-il. a- thvSckimt Fu d trilice. on tl" corner o! I'ei.nR I ama -irei t ari i V.r n a avei.u, lea liri( to the re-cov-rv o'said C(, wnl leceive the above reward. oct:-d: t 11. CLAY. TW! SIüUSi:s .STRAYED. STKAYEIi F (IM THe .STABLE OF HYDE k fVr.LV, - . in P a anopoli-, on Tur i.y m roiinf. Octolr 1 t t'0 l..r- -, i. e a -..rr. I vitli tn-'. white ret, Inte Mric io the ft e, letter ''H'' cut in le'i r-i-ie of the tuci. a'ou lä 1-2 l.f'.d h'itS . R r 6 jear old. lb-other i a duor 1 1 j b.is k, n pjiriiCJ ar marks rx -ept the letrer "la" on the 1-ft Mde ot tue netk, ai.out 6 e rs old. Any per on g-v n $ in nn ion of -aid hor e-. or o 'un..ng the same t. i-ur stable, will be lioe.ailt- rewarded. iK:i7-iii,- HYDf. A IKXJLK. MILLINERS. MISS J. DOYLE I W AS UF.mSvkD HEUPKIS MULINERT F.ST A BI 1 LI HM-N I" to ?9 '-uih loiun arreet, ntn do.r o the Orientel IKu-e. Sheha-- Jii-' rturne.f trotn the Et with a 'nil and co ni depAi.sart'nent of the nio?t la-bivnel-le stv Iea of 't'Sl-l 1 11 lloiiirfctsi. ICibhoii-i. frciirli I'lowtis I'ltiiiiL'-t, llritlal real lis Ant all Jd usua'ly fonnd In a ftrt cla Ibaj-a. Having brouirht tr.aa the Ka-t au e vp--nence. B eacher and re ?er. ti- Io.lewill p iy particular attention to ab order- or cals in that Ian. Mis-I re-urn her tu i3t for patt favor, and oücita a cni ini ance of the -an. e. t7-dly LAW C.DOUS. Il.VIV INDIANA D.CKST. VD OSr OF THK IX:i.e10NS CP TUK PTPKEME I'o't tef the fStait ul Indiatta, rtm;riaiB( th cax. rp- r;ej fa tij! eiht mIubp t i.lar-f.ird and the fl't siM- en vj Innte f Tr.d ta ip r ; tot'er wi'h the Ke i-ed siatutes ot tbe isuta, a. eiubiui4d in the edition of G a v -uis Hord. By fcdwia A. Hart-, U L J. 1 v 1. feto. I (J ".a. The nr edit'on of this TafaaMc w-a wa completely e hajtei nl'i tiaa ihre .mooths r r m the time of puM cat on A t ew editi n,r cted ou flr . wtute paper, in not irmly. Tbl L una "f - he ni-t complete ana tw-t arTaiiire,'7ii ' eee jUll!.a ed, and baa r-eryrd the b:gh-r clias-n. D 'aoosl of b ical prifr K.B. I be II i. iS. M. Ki ay, 'Ta - i a rar lit lis .Un an t e nt1n a it 1 u-e'ul'-to the pr felr-jjfc' , Ibat t e abrtdemeLt f the Kepoft t-tst a aentisf dte-t of them." Tr.e Huj.'Ua! Mciu'Vsid siy: Ul aII Ocnnvnt t o f t!e werlr t hilft I a ft-j-t r.c or'yo! all our .Supreme Co'trt deci-iot.' w Ich Lave I ;.uulhed, but alo of all ihe r.odtrn aiatunr. tow In Mce. . f ; .:5EDWirrrA; aims' t ATTORNEY. AT LAW, ! M j - ATT) ; - s. - . TT.' S; ; COMMISSIONER, Office ri. n I ulboit V Xetv's IPilldlnff, rtair Iratnlai ttx t- dtr ,' I I ta of I'oaiorfire, k I I A N " f'OLl, I X D J A N A .

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FOREIGN DEY GOODS, ATIKKICAiV IIRY GOODS AT Hume, Lord,& Co's., 2G and 2S West Wihins-on St. VFLV.M:i) STOTK OF NKW AND tU-QlT Kj Urer GckmI. Jat cpesiuf at tte Trade Palace Plain Black Silks, Rich Plaid Silks, Rich Fancy Silks, .r Rept- Silks, Plain Silks and Satins Our stock of Silks U very large and will be found complete in every respect. Lusters, hl'k and col. Black -Gro Grain,'1 Plain Poul de Soie, Rich Moire Antiques, French Repps. Drape de Luccas, Roh Roy Plaids. Black Bomhazines, French Merinoes, Figured Delaines, i&C,, &,c. Flannels, all kindsand colors, Cloths &, Cassiniercs, Emhroideries, Balmoral Skirts, Hosiery, all kinds, Fall Cloaks & Sl-vls Small Plaid Shawls, For Children. NSW GOODS PIECES OF CARPETS, JUST KFCFIVKU AT THE Trade Palace, 26 and 28 West Washington St. ' Medaliou Carpets, Supiiib Pittcrns. in rich hih colors, all airea Axminster Vel Carp't Uiisnrjris.sel in atyle, e'e.tnee and durability. Velvet Carpets, New and eieatit tyle-( in light, dark and medium color. Body Brussels ( arp'ts Tapestry Brussels do. EnlUh ind A merle in Manufacture, Xew Patteroa, in h;"ii cdor. very fii.e. Three Ply Carpets, From $1 35 per yrir'L Extra Superfine Carpets. One hur. drei jvee. frnm $1 25 per yard. Ingraim Carpets, Common Wool do , From 75 cent pr yard. Cottage Carpets, Rug Carpets. Hemp Carpets, New Style. Jrnm Z2 txm pmr riri. X fin or eioeue hia heeo pared' to fc?w ii.i nur customer with the larpet and moet wiied to k of Carjettt ever offered in thia market and they will be -old at price defvin-competition. Wool and tSiUiu DamaLs Eitra qualities and all color.. L-aCP. Tambour k Swiss Enbroldi red Cort.ilns, Curtains Trininlns, Ilclders zzi Gilt Krniar, In rcat variety,.. Oil Cloths, all widths, OH Clotlilmtl Velut Ru; r llanilli-'ahd 'Cocoa "'Slatting ; BuCTand Green Holland, . Wall Paper, New Shies. Received " Dally. . - - Together with a complete aacrtmetit of noKB'niRxisniso goods. . HUIIE, LORD & CO., ' ' vi -din