Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4170, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1864 — Page 2

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FKIDAT MOKMJfO, FEBRUARY 2C. The roncrlpiin l.nv. At a matter of public iotereal we publ'ah tot! j tie conscription hw aa peJ hj boib Houea of Congress. This nvij be dry reaJirig to mOT, bet a draft will undoubtedly take place fceit month to till the quota unJer the Itt call of tbe lrei Jer.t. the law under wb!-h it ia to be raadecan&yt fall tr hire a practical conideralion, especially with lbo who oy L the fortan to be drawn. WUteer tay the character of the act, il Ii tie law of lit UtJ anJ will b enforced. Abolition l oynltf It 1 gratifinf; K ubaerre bow liberally tbe tet of loyalty nnjr be construed. Io the case of conaervatirelke (Jener! McCLkLLA lor example, the fact of having twice -sased the Capittl wi'l ot excuse hit saying a word in f.itor of cnr.ducting the war on Christian prin ci&le.: but one who cm truly thu.k God that be for twenty year o destroy the Union, ati'l wiio called UDon (Jo J lo "darrn the' Commonwealth of Maschuaett." be aue her officer had reuiaed t perjure thenelc, indulge in rery considerable license of expression. A Po?ton corretpoi dent of the New York Time, send thi extract from recent speech of VZk.xDi.LL I'mLUM in that city. ' Either the North must rise to tbe opinion of Ufi;minH)ii1y cru'hini: the .'resilient iuto aubwia ion, or we tnuU have different le t ier fT the next four year. If Mr. Chase would pire up bia iMnk yrtem, the nation would be eighteen millions year richer in the immense interest which yoe to tlioae national bank; which, in thirty or forty teirn, would p? the whole war debt, und yet thia mm i called a blunder. Wo b a ril.t to dem m l that the door of the war powerful! not be rioed until the wliole hideoua üetrovel. l'erho- nitli Cba.-w lor I're-i -lent, llatler in the War Dotrttneur, and Fremont at th head tf our nroiie, e ruiülit eliMM Uj n io two ear; out, Her all. public onioi.m i what is wanted. With tbe Tribune. E renin To.t alii IltrilJ decent t command, even Julc Tauey cu be in Je to luv regard tu jwkt.ee. 'AikI yet Mr. I'iullim would be feted at tbe League. ' WtiaC lo h :oprrlsad ! Hon. Ltvi lienor, of Detroit, Michipm, gave the followinfj definition of a coppeiheid, it: a speech in a late political campaign in that State, lion. Lti Dun P i n eloquent, able and diatinjiuiahtd advocate of the rights ol the people, and doea not get frightened by epithet. a the following plump anawtr to this question will thow: We often hear it said of Democrats. -He' a copperhead, he's a bin rr copperhead, shun him, cut b;m. don't counttn.Mtce hitn, don't aoc'ntP wjib biru. don't trade with him. don't pve him butties-", niin him, cruh him, for he i an inrtt erate copperhciJ." Well, hat i a copperhead? Our opponent are very loud of coining name. whicU they itmj;ine to be evere or opprobiiou. I .reaieinber how thty g'l up the term locofoco, n i ppTie. it by wy ol rtroaih to Democrat and the Don oratio party. But they rubbed tbrnnlve ft little too closely apaint that term. That term remind one of uelul donieatic ingtjtatiou, wiiich "goes off" by way of fnctiou. und our then political opponent soon found that the politicul, en'thuaiajtn. Hnd combuMion, hho ciated with tbe term locofoco, were damaging to tloe wVh itiver.;el it, rather tluu to tho.'a to whom it wim applied. The botitiot.Ut. ever concioua of the jut odium inU which ther. their pirty, their pirty platform and their political nostrum hire fallen. QU account of tbe tremendous calamine they hive brought upia the country, hire etigigetl in tle dipjnitiel bii!ioe-i of coining approbriou.a term aud ap'tlvins: theoi to all who will not be ... -. .. . r led, or gowned, or Urircn oy their ruinous 1.1 naticiam. The terra copperhead" ia one of tbeir choicest epithet. To bear the marked emphtsi with which they pronounce it, one ronid imagine it to be the cardinal expreion of the tie ae, full point kI, wtll defined, clear and con prrfheiwive hinification; an expression that told the whole lory, carriel every political point, silence 1 every competitor, and vanquished every dVputant. ani, like clnrity, cor ere J a multitu-te o(iu in rJue whoapply it. . V Hut whit, doe it mein What i it cigtiification? In it lut -consist iu severity, it ieptoach? Whit doe the ctitter mean when he applies it? Who will cive the amwer? A generally ;plMd nnd accepted, I tke it to mean a round r.aüonil Demn-rat; one who love hi country, iw Con?ituticn, it freedom and its Iree institutions; one who would, by all mean in hi power, promote th fraternal aud fiicndly Union of all the State, .aid the pejpleofa'.l the States, and who i wiilin.'. reaJy and de'ertnined to m ;nt tin the Constitution and the Unioa iu their inlesrity aiin-t all assault, one who eschew and detesta political ablit:onistn in all it phases. i:i all its cctr:pii"t:, at:d who deplore its bitter, bloody and destructive frwits. In short, a "cop; crlie id" i a man who dein -isnplt to m tint tin our ytem of fiee pov crnuicnt aa'our fathers founds! it, as their mic ceasor a dn;nitere,. it. nnd a we and po terity are bound by evert motive of interest, patriotism and honor to coiuim.e it He still adhere, a every Democrat should adhere, to the pood oldfaahione I coiHtitution il Union Deoiocncy. He Lniwi. rolitictllr. no North, n S nilb, no hist, no We-t, tnd b op;He whitever be fiü 1 to be tWmctivo to thit'viem of fre covernment. whether found at the E 't. Wen, North or South; or if torched ui n the lVe.iIrnual chair I asli int n. In thi riew 1 rand freely cknowledi:e a brm, determined, uncompromising, and if our opnerit j-lea.e. a mot inveterate "copper head" . . It i sometime said openlr, and olten ininu. ted. that a copperheid." or a Dement, is in lavor of secession, i in f iv r of retu'liion, is in faror of a diaolutioti of the Union, i in favor of moh. mobliw and moh violence; in laror )t the delet of the Union nrmiea and of the dirace of " the Union fls: that hioppo-el to the enlist tnent. oppo-ed to neceary laxition, oppj-'eil to fai-ing i.ecea y ai m:e. opp e.j to tne govern " men t. "and opnvsel to all rroter mean and agen cie br which the Union and the fcorernment can be maintnine-1. Tnee are calumnies ail calutn nie,lehurate, willful and malignant calum nie. A Democrat, or a "copperhead." if you pleae. will nutiin tlie Gnttmment d the Unit d State under all circum-tance. and indeel it i the very object and mjtive of the Democratic actin, at J the freent time, to maintain the Govertiment j ajrint all who would detrv it. whether North t or South; and at the ime time, a Democrat, or J a "coppeiheid." if jou 'ease, will oppose with ; hi influence. oice and vote, whatever dicy he j my re:anl a unnise. that nur be pursued by : r a.l. the Administration ol the ttoverniuet.t i r me time lein). aod whatever action n ih;;r part be mi reir anl a unconstitutional, unaise. r ille gil A Dein icrat retnl. and will continue to regard the framework of the Government n one thin.; which i to be miintiineJ at all h.uirds.at whatever cost ar.d by wlntever menace; and at the ime time he re.inl nnd will continue to rejjird the present adminUtrators of the Govetti ment iht; is to my, Abraham Lincoln an t hi Otbinet offijera, and hi and the r uSordmate arjii intruoienti a a rery d ffetent thirtj;. u be oprioeil at p!eaire. to be reite-l when they o'erteD the law of tbe land, and to be exre'led from cfice and power at the tim opoortunity. uararnar .nrtn and the Constitution of Indiana. (overti'fr Morton, ol Indiana, has been no mm ateJ by a convention of his party for re-election. Acori rg to the Constitution of the State no mm u entitled to hold during two consecutive term the office of (.ivcrimr It ia presumable that Mr. Morton anted the place, anJ wn willing to i k it. citiir4 f hoidui it, in pite of the Cor.a itutijn, an ! that M frieti.la found nothlav in thi I ilsire calculated Ui diminish their confidence tn hl in'ejrriry. Th proceed ing, there fore, imply evincra hit ha frien-i curd a little at hioiielf fr the Conatitution, being ei.tirely O'titent l Ul I.io violate it if Le cau ain the ofoo rtut.itr. If Mr. Morton hll be elected, be will doubt-le-tum the fjriction of the executive office, nl ül tojlof tueb fjreo 1 rfqu'rite io de

fend hi itlerl po"lon. In treli S urt h' abject, not Urn sjto.ourtiebbvrof tbeÜ4iette MceJ tbat care would b Ukeu tojieveul

ImrtiLent interference, houldi'T be altrtoiea Ou the part of the Jal-.cury. We !) " 'f courae. bM th f beeitir th proriami of the Constitution are breiten, tbe Cviitilunon -u tberelote at nulled; but it may te left lor e cry one to decide for bmeU how much, for the time b'icg. therein of protection through thit in atrumet.t ben a party come iiu power in i liiion of it pro?'nioni, to J determine to hold it in ptie of the decree- of the tribunal cunsiitu'ed to decide upou tbe rights of rroi.a c!imin and eterciiing authority witbia its jutisdiclion Cin. Kcq. The ec Conacrlpllort Lntr Tlie Art hi It I'Asied Iloth llouae of Con fjreaa An Act to Aßeni an Act KniitleJ "An Act for Enrolling and Calling out the National Forcea. and for other Purpoei," Aprrored March Third, Eighteen Hundreed and Sixty-Tbrcs I3e it enacted by the Senate and Houe of Ilepre-et.Utirea of the Utdted State of America, in Conßrea afemb!d, Tht the Pre-ident of the Uniled State hall be authorized, whenever be shall deem it neceiry, durius the pre-ent war, to call for such ii'irnVr of men lor the niiUurr service of the Unite 1 J5Tile, a the pub lie cxi'e:icifs may reouire. SilC. 2 An 1 be it further enacted. That the q't itt of etch war-1 of a city, toon, tOffbship pretlnt, or election district, cr of a couuy where the county is not divided into waril towns, towtifrhiw. precinct, or election district. r!ill be, neatly a possible, in proportion to the tiiimber ot men re Ment therein ltable to render military service, taking it.i' account, a fr a practicable, the number which has been preriouslr furnished therefrom; and in icertam inj und tillin? aid quota there flull be taken into account tbe Jiuaibei of nitu wbo le here toQ)re entered the rtarnl er ice of the Linie St'te, and wboe name are borne upon the en rollment list as alrelr returne'I to the nlli of the I'rotost ilarrhal Ge.ietal of tho Uniie St. tea. FilC 3. And be it further enacted. That, if the (lU Jtas shall not bo filled wilhi: the time desi nale 1 by the fresident, the l iovoat lar!il ol the district within whi(.h anT ward ut u citv, town, township, precii.ct. or election i'Htritt, or county where the une ia not divide! into wtiit, town, township, prttititt. t.r eitction district, which ia detic;ent in it quota, i situated, bhaP, under the direction of the Provo-t Marshal (Ici erul, mike a drall for the number deficient therefrom; but all volunteer who in iv enlist after the draft ia!l have been ordered, and before it shni! be actu illy m ide, hall be deducted from the number ordere! to be drafted in puch ward, town, tiwii.bip. precinct, election district, or county And if the quota of anv district hall not be filled by the draft tu i'le in ticcordance with the provision ol thi act and the , act to which it i an amendment, further draft. hall be mule and like pnxeedini; had until the quota of such district shall be filled. Slc. 4 And be it further enacted. That any person enrolled under the provision of the act lor enrolling and callinir out the national force stid for other purpo-es, approved March third, eighteen humlie I and sixty-three, or wlo may be hctealur so enrolled, may luruish, at any , tiuie previous to the drift, an acceptable pub-ti-tute who is not liable to draft nor at the time in the military or naval service of the United State, and uch person to furnishing a substitute shall be exeihpt from draft during the time for which such ubstiiute shall not be liable to draft, not exceeding the time for which uch substitute sdvill hive been accepted. Stc. 5. And be it further enacted. Thit any person enrolled and dratted iulo the milittry ser rice of th United State nuy, before the time fixed for hi appearance lor dutv at the drati rendezvous, lurnish nn Rcceptib!e t.u!siitut;, subject to such rule and regulation a may be prescribed by the Secretary of War. That if auch Fubstitute i not liable to draft, the person fur nishing him shall be exempt from draft during the time for which such substitute is liable to dralt, cot exceeding the term for which be was drafted: and if euch substitute i liable to draft, the name of the person furnisning him shall again be placed on the roll, and shall be liable to draft on future call, lut not until the preseni enrollment sh ill bo cxhiU'ded; and thi exemption shall not exceed the terra for which such person shall have been drafted. And any person now in the military or naval eervice of the United State, not physically disqualified. ' who basso served more than one rear, and whose term of unexpired service, shall not, at the time of sub utitution, exceed six month, mar be employed to serve as a Substitute to serve in the troop ot the State iu which he enlisted; and if any drafted pervou fchall hereafter par ruoner for the pro curation of a substitute, under the prorvdons of the act to which this i an amendment, auch pay ment of tnouey shall operate onlv to relieve purh peron from draft in filling that quota; and hi name shall be retainel on the roll infilling futute .piotaa; but in tio instance snail me exemption of any person, on account of his payment ol commutation money for the procuration of" a ub siitute, extend beyond one year; but at the end of one year in every such case the n ime of any person to exempted hall bo enrolled again, if not before returned to the enrollment list under the provisions of this section Skc 6 AnJ be it further euactf J. I li;t Uoani of Lnrollnienta'.iall er.rolt ull pe.i.a liaUe to i... .. ..f .hi. .1 :.:i,t tb art t.i'-tii.-ii tl.la ia hu umeti.Jtnei.t. whi.ae name may which this ia an amendment, whose name may ve ioeii om'tted bv the proper enrolling tlhcer; ner-oi.a who hall arrive ut the ze of twenty im, bsfor? the draft; all aliens who anal l de - luve ' w -x.s. ... - m all a a r J c'ire their intention to become cmum; nil per pons diacharccl from the uiilitarv or naval mtvice of the United States, who haie not been in such ervice two ver lurin the present ar; ,n i 11 rerna who have been exempted under ....it. - - the provisions of the second section ot the act lo which thus is no Hmendmeut, but who are not exempted hv the provii"in of this act; and ra'tl Hoard nt Enrollment h ill rele te an-i dischirjre from draft all persona who, between the time of errolliiicnt nnd the dralt, shall have arrived ati thence of forty tive yeir., ind shall strike the names of stich perso:ia from the enroIlm"fit. Stc. 7 And be it lurther en acted. That any in .riner or able seaman who shall be dratidl un dtr this act, cr the act to which this i an amendment. ?hill have the right within eisrht days alter the notification of noch draft, to entit in the na 1 service as a e.mati; and a certificate tint he Ta ha a enlistevi benig made out incontinmitv with regulations which miy be rescribe.1 b- ihe Secret in- of the Navy anJ duly presented to the Provost Marsh I of "the district in which such m riner or atie seamm h ill hive been drifted, sh.ill exempt him from such drxft: I'mvided, That the teriod for which he shall hive been enlisted into the n iv il scrrice, shall not be lesa th.in the period tot which he fhall hive been drafted into the ruilituy service: Ani provided farther. That the aid cenitiotte shill declare th it sti-f.ict.ry proof h ia been m tde before the naval officer ia-uinj the same, tint the said per aon fj enlisting in the nuy is a mtriner bj vo cat. on. or an able seani ui. Aud any person now in the military service of the Untied S-ares. ho hall furnish satisfactory proof thit he is mri tier bv vooition. or all able Scitr.eii. imv Ctdist in the navy under such rules and re-u! i'tiona m . k. .1. lrM;.lpnt r t)is ITi.ii.! Sut : 1'r.ivided, That such etklistmetit nny not be for less than the unexpired lerm of his mili tarv service n.r lor less th m one year. And tbe Umntv nionev which anv manner or seimin en listinJ from the tmv into thenivy.m iv hive receive! from the Uioted St tte, or from the Sutc in hich he enliote-i ia the annv, shill te deluded from the prize money to which he miy become entitled during the lime required to complete h;s rniiitirv service: Anl pruvide-1 i'urt ter, Tint the ho!e numher of such transfer en'tst ments ahali not exceei ten tlioua:d. SlC ? At:d it further en ictfrl, Thtlwhet;. ever anv iocfi manner or at.'e seiman hall hiv been exempted from such drtlt in the mditiry service bt nuch enlistment i to the n.tvil service, under uch due certificate thereof, then the wjrd. town, toanehip. precfuct or ele-tivn itrict, or county, when the rue ii not divided it.to wanls, tu ii. toanehips. precinct a or elev'tion districts, fron which such person has been drafted, shall be credited with his ?et vice to all intents and purposes as if he bad been duly mustered iuto th military er ice under such dr ift Sic 9 And be it further ncud. ThUkll rnlistmenta into li e i-.aval er ice of the Unite! Sitte, or iuto the M irine LYrj of the Ubiled States, that tmy be Itereitter made of persons Iii t!e to ervice under the act of Congress er.ti-lle-i "An act for ecroUi;i and callitik' out tl.e national forces, and tor other pirp.es." approved M.irch tbinl, eighteen Imndre-l and MXty-three, ahtll be crexlited to the ward. town, township, precinct, or election district, or county, hen the same is n"t divided into wrds, towns. towohip, r,recirct or election dUtriet. In which uch en-

ited men were or may le enrolled and liable to

dutr under the act aforeid, under such procla mation a the Provost Marshal General of the United States mar prescribe. Stc 10. And be it further enacted. That the fjllowinsf person be. and they are hereby ex empted from enrollment and drift under the pror'uion of thi act and of the act to whi-u this i an amendment, to-wtt; buch, a are rrjecte-J aa physically or mentally unfit for the serr ice. all person actuilly in the tni.itary or nvral service of the Umted States a: the time of the dralt. anJ all peroti who hare served In the military or naval errice two rear during tbe present war. and becu honorably diicharced therefrom; and no person but such as beteiu exempted r,aSI oe ex-mt't Stc 11. AnJ be it further enacted, That sec tion third d the "Act fur enrolling and calling out the national force, and for other purpo-e," approved March 3, ltbl, aud so much of section ten of laid act pruride lor the separate en rollment of each c!a. be, and the atme are hereby repealed: and it shall be the duty of the Board of Enrollment of each district to consoii - .... date the two classes mentioned in section third ol aid act. Stc 12. And be it further enacted. That any remoii who shall forcib'y resist or oppose any enrollment, or who shall incite, counsel, encourare. or who shall ronpire or confederate with anr other per-on or person forci'dr to re.it or oppo-c any such entollment, or alio shall aid or assist, or take any part in any forcible res-stance or opposition thereto, or who ball asiult, ob struct, hindrr. irnpeJe? or throttrn any officer or per-on emplovtd in miking or iu aiding to mike uch en ol ra-i.t.or emp'o .ed n the perform ince, or in aiding oi the performance of any service in any way relating thereto, or In arresting or aiding to arrest anr py or desener from the military fcrrvice of the United State, shall, upon conviction thereof in nnv court eomtrtrtf lit to try the offense, be punished by a fine not exceeding five thousand dollar or by iiupiisonmt nt not exceed ins; five year, or by both of raid punishments, in the disctetion ol the rourt. And in case whee such as.iulling,olntructiuij, hindering or imped in shall pr-nluce the death of such idlicer or other persou, the offender idiall be deemed guilty of murder, and upon conviction theieof upon indict .nelit in ihe Ciicuit Court of the United States for the district within which the offense was committed, shall be punished with death And ti'dhiii' in iliis ttcuou contained fh ill be eonstiued to relieve the tarty offetiding from lit j bility under proper indictment or process lor any ciimo Mg:tiiiat the? Uns ot a Stite, coat mittel by him while violating tho pro. iaioua of lid seclion Skc. 13. And be it further enacted, That the Sccietary of Warshall be authored to detail or appoint iui h number of additional Surgeons for temporary dutv in the ex imination of person drafted into the military service, in any district, as mav be necessary to ecure the piompt exam ination of all ruch person, and to fix the com pensation to be paid Surgeons so appointed while actually employed And such Sur-eoti, so detailed or appointed, sh .11 perform the same duties as the Surgeon of the Uoard of Enrollment except that they shall not be permitted to vole or fit with the Hoard ol Enrollment. Slc 14. And be it luriher enacted, That the Secietary of War is au'borizel, whenever in his judgment the public interest w id be subserved therebv, to permit or rcqu re urinis oi simulation of enrulled or dr itte 1 men to h .M their examination.at different points within their resistive etirollment districts, to be determined by him; Provided, That in all districts over one hundred miles in extent, and io such as are composed ot over ten counties, the board shati hold their session. io at least two place iu Mich district, i4id at such points a are best calculated to accommodate the people thereof. Stc. 15. And be it I'm ther enacted. That Trovon Marshals. Hoard of Enrollment, or any member thereof, acting bv authority of the board. Hiall have power to summon witnesses in behalf j of the government, and enforce tneir aitenuance to att ichmei.t without previous payment of fee, iu any eise pending before them; and the fee allowed lor witnesses attending under summon phall be six cent per mile for mileage, counting one way; and no other fee or cost shall tie allowed "under Ihe provsions of this section; and ther shall h ive power-to administer oaths and affirmation And any person who shall willfully and corruptly swear or allirm falsely before any Provost Marsh 1 1 or Hoard ot Iv. rollment, or member thereof, nciing by authority of the board, or who shall, before any civil magistrate, willfullv and corruptly pwear or affirm fal.-ely to any alii davit to be u-ed iu any case pending before anv Provost Marshal or Hoard of Enrollment, shall, on conviction, be fined not exceeding five hundred dollar, and imprioned not less than s:x months nor more than twelve months. 1 he drafted men shall have process to bring iu witnesses, but without mile ige. Sec. 16. Aud be it further enacted, That cop ies ot any record of a Provost Marshal or Hoard of Enrollment, or of any part thereof, certified by the Provost Marsh il, t:r a mnj nity of "aid Board of Enrollment. &ha!l be deemed and taken evidence in anv civil or military court in like m inner as the original iecoid; Provided. That if anv peison shall knowingly certify any false copy or copies of such record, to be used in any civil or military couit. he shall be subject to the pain and penalties of peijury. Sec 17. And be i, further enacted. That mem bers of reliuiou denominations, who shall by I o.ith or nilirmition declare thit thev are consci i entiutisiy oppose w wie ueuim ui ..-.s, a..u 1 are prohibit?.! I mm doitiü o Ly the ru es and ar ! tidea of" faith ami practice of h ai-1 reliuiou de I . . . M 1 1 1 noni n tionMiall, when iJmlte.l into the scm.-e of nom n tion shall, when ilmiteo into tne service oi 1 the United States, be considered as not; combat- j t ints, ami shall be .saijne! by the Secretary of j j War to duty in the ho-pinl. or to the care of - - . . L... .. !reMu?n. or mvui pay tne sum ui utree ..ut. ire.1 dollars to f uch person aa the Secretin- ot ar shall .le-tiiate tu receive it. to be apptted to the benefit of sick and w..u:ide-I soldiers; I'rov.ded, I That no person ha!l be entitled lo the benefit of the nrovis'-ons of this section unless his declara tion of eoti-K'Hiitious ectopics shill lie supported j bv pati'lactorv evidence that hi ieporfment i has been unilormly consistent with such dcclara linn. Slc IS. An 1 be it further enacted, 1 hat no per.-on of fre gn birth shall, on .account of alien si'je, be exempted from the enrollment or draft under the provision of this act, or the act to which this is an umendmetit, who ha nt anytime assumed the rilca of a citizen by voting at anv election held un ler authority of the liws of anv Sttteor Territory, or of the Uni'ed Stite. j or who h is held any olfice under such 1 iwa or any of them; but tue laci inn nny sucn person of foteign bi:th Ins voted, or held, or tall vote or hald. ot'i e 'is aforesaid, sh all b taken aa cn elusive eviilence thit he ia not entitled to exemp lion on account f nlien tue. Stc. I'.'. And be it further en icfed. Th it all claims to exemption shall be verified bv the oath or tihinition of the party claiming exemption, to the truth of the facts Valed, unless it shall s itisf ictorilr nppeir t the Board of Enrollment that such pirty i for pome good nnd sunVient reisen umblc to make such oith or affirmation;) and the testitn-my of nny other party tiled iti support of claim to exemption shall also be made upon ovh or a'lirni ition. Sic 2. And be it further enacted. Tint, if any person drafted and liable t military service, ah ill procure a deci-ion of the IJoatd of Enrollj ment in his favor urvn a claim to exemption, by ! anv fraud or flse misrerre-entition pr ictice.1 by ! hiinsell or by procurement, such decision or exemtdion nhill be of tu effect, nd the person exempted, or in whose faTor the decision nnj he nnde. shill be deemed . deserter, and nut t ( arrested, tried bv a court nnitial. miv! tiunished a such, ni l sh ill be held to service for the full term for which he wis drifted, reckoning from the '.ime of his arrest: Provided. That the Secretary of War miy order the lisch -.re of II person in the ruilitiry service who are under the ace of eighteen ye-.rs at the tin;e f the applica tiön for their tlichtrpe. when it -hill appeir up on die proof that euch rr-ori are in the service without tbe con-ent. either expre-Mni or implied, of their parents or puardims: And provideJ further. That uch persons. the:r piret.ts.or gmrdi an, phili first repav to the Government ar.d to th State and l.c.i'l authorities, all bountie and advance p.iv which tnv hive been paid to them, anthinfc in the act to which this is an amend ment lo thecontrarv notwithstanding. irtc 21 And be it further enacted. That any pr-u,n hu eh II procure, or attempt to procure, j a ül-e report from the Sursje-'n of the lioaru ol Enrolimet t corcertiinc tKe phvsical condition of any drftel fron. or a lecTion in fror of uch persou by the Boird of Enrolltuent upon a claim to exemption, knowing the Mine to be false, shall, upon con iction in any District or Circuit Court of the United States, be punished by imprisonmer.t for the period lor which the oarty was drf:e!. Stc 2i And be it further etneted. That the fees of agents aud attorneys for miking oat and ca.uinc Mtiv ptrers to be eiecutej in upportofl a cUic for ese mptioo from draft, er f r aoj er

vice i hat may be rendered to the claimants, sha.il bot, in any ce, exceed five dollr and phisician or Surgeon furtii-hing certificate of dis ability to any claimant for exemption from draft, shall not be enticed to any lee or compensation therefore. And anr senior attorney who sha!'t directly or indirectly, demand or receive any greater compensation for his service under this act, and any physicisn or Surfern who shall, directly rr indirectly, demand or receire ary compensation fr furnishing aiid certificate ot diability, and any officer, clerk or deputy con

nected with the Hoard of Enrollment who shall receire compensation from any drafiei mm for ny service, or obtaining the performance of such service requited from any raetner of said board by the provision of this act, shall be deemed puilty of a h'h misde menor, and, upon coarictior, hall, for every offence, be fined not eicedin fire hundred dollars, lo be recovered upon inform aion or indictment before any court or competent jurisdiction, one half for the ue of any Informer who my pro-ecute for the same in the rume of the United S'ate, and the other half for the use of the United State, and hall also be subjected to imprisonment for a term not exceeJmg one year, at the discretion of the court. Sic 23. And be it further enacted. That no member of the Board of Enrollment, and no Surgeon detdled or employed to assist the H ard of Enrollment, and no cletk. a-sistant, or empl ve of any Provost M irshal or B ard ol Enrollment, hall, directly or indirectly, be ensaed in procuring, or attemt ting to pnKMire, substitute for peron draltod or Ü b'e to be dnfte I into the mibtnry service of the United States; and if any member of a Hoird of Enrollment, burgeon,. clerk, assistant, or employe, shall procure, or ai tempt to procure a substitute for any person draltcd, or li ible to be drafted as aforesaid, he shall be deemeJ guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall u;oii conviction be punched by imprisonment not le.- than thirty days nor more than six months, and p:y a fiue not less thau one hunlred nor more than one thousand dollars, by any coutt competent to iry the offense. Stc. 24 And be it lurther acte!, That the fifteenth rection of he act to hich this i amend atorr, be ro amended that it will lead as follows: ! That any Sur-e.n chrXel with the dutv of fuch , inspection. inj d iu rrcei' c innii n jh-imhi whomsoever awy money or other valu d'e thing; or acree. directly or indirecllv, to reeive the fume to his own or another' u.-e, for making on imperfect inspection, or a false or incorr-ct reort, o- who sliall wilfully neglect to make a faithful inspection and true report; acd each member of the U ard of Enrollment who shall wilfully atee to the disch ire from service of any drafted per.-mi wu. is not leallv and properly entitled to Mich discharge, shall be tiitil by a court martial, anl, on conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not less than three bundled dollar and not more thm ten thousand dollars, shall be imprisoned at thediacreiioii of die court, and be cashiered and dismissed the service. Stc 25. Ami be it further enacted. That all able-bodied in tie colored petsoiu. between the ae of twenty and lortv-nve years, lesmeul in the Unitel Sutes. shall be enrolled acconilug to the provisions of this act. at.d ol thapiot to which this is an Hmendment, and form pait of the national foices; and when a slave of a loyal master hall be drafted and mti-tered into the service of the Unite! States, his master shall have a certib cate thereof, and thereupon such slave shtll be free; and the bounty of one hundred dollar, now pavablc by law tor "each dr ifted man. shall be piid to t!ie person to whom such dr ittel person wa owin" servi'-e or l bor at tin- time of v muster into the service of the Uni'ed S'ales. j The Secretary d War shall appoint a commission in each ot the slave State repieseiited in Conre, clured to award to each loval pcrsu to whom a cob rci volunteer miy owe service a just cotnpe sit ion. not exceeding three hundred dollar, for each such colored volunteer, payable out of the fund derived from commutations, and everv such chrd volunteer, on lei;i mustere! into "ihe service, shall be free. And in all case5 where men of color have been her ?tol'ore enlisted, or have volunteered in the military service of the United States all the provisions ot this act, so far a the pivment of bounty and . cornpi nati n aie provided, hh ill be cipi illy applicable as to those who may be hereafter recruited. Hut men of color dmfied. or enlisted, or who may volunteer into the military service, while they shall be credited on th quota of the several State or subdivisions of State., wherein they aie respect ively draltod, enlisted or thall volunteer, shall be assigned a State troops, bat shall lie mu-iered into regiments or companies as United States colored volunteers. ec. 2b" Ami be it further enacted, That the words "precinct and "election district" a used in this act, shall not be construed to require any subdi vision ior purpose of enrollment and draft, less than the wards into which any city or village in iy be divided; or the tow ns or township, into which anv county may be divided. Skc 27. And be it luriher enacted, That so much of tbe act entitled "an act for enrolling and calling out the national forces, and for other purposes," approved on the 31 day of March, lMj'J. as may be inconsistent with the provisions of thi act, is hereby repealed. 'tue Com I nr Comervatlve Victory. It h impossible for alxilitionists nt the North and (secessionists at the South to continue lon; out of essctitial harmony. We fin I the dd dis union Tribune, and Howell Cobr. the tebel, in the papers of 1 t week, side bv file, predicting the protntio!i of coiis.crviti.siu at the' North. The pre-liction is just as false as two wonhless intlorsement cm make it. The Tribune u-el to assert that the South couM nt be kickel out of the Union then tint the Uion was not wotth a dollar a head to Nrf hern inh ibitants ; then it pr lyed to !ct the South po, nd accomplish seres-t-in; then to give up fihtinc !nj recirate. un less bv ii ceitain date the tjhtin was through with, t.ub-tartially. Howell C-bb. on the other Iisnd, thoncht the Ntirth wou'd never fisht to rre-erve the Union, ard that secession tnij:ht be. as Oi cc'ey tiesire!, peace .bl v accomplished

The flinie (f J.:it riotit furv which the fall ofjiupiirsuai.ee hereto, and prit;K process acain-t Sumter kin.lled nil over the North, was :s un- Kjda, n-j Un esu-M L cw,,J,na"1 u 1 t0' " fnrsfvn by the one aa the .-ther. and wuuM have j Sowrthereforen rsuaiiceof tLe Monition under the

been tlet.ie! bv both ;i3 tretiH'u-ly :n b-nh mw iU.iv :.lik th'e abolitionist ni the rebel that Ihe'nitriotit: Xorih will next fill cotMi;n to ..... ... w t i hopelesa h:uumI perdition th imbecile who :.re watin our innt preii1'!- live.a, atl mortgaging, asiil! liur lll yi tr l! .-- - r - r le bi'bor .f this .in.l puccee.lin- geiierationsi, hile thev are .,ceon,r,!ihig nothin, conimet, th wh rate to the vat expenditure, and whoenlri:e the I im:)-sibte o'ject oi the war. tney oemoiistriite the impssitdit y of its legitim ue objects ever be'ng secured by them N Y. World. Tho Boston papers continue to make themselves very merry over the self denial oi Gen Dw in not ccomomvin the escaping olB cers from the L:bby. The P.st mv: "In re!'iin the tunnel, Ned 1) )' exhibited the strongest doire for L'bby-r .tion ' Th- Advertiser p'lts th si me j ike in this wav; "It is probible the General iln.uj:ht the prisoners wee 'tuntiin tl e thine in tl.e prourd, and perferrei to take his Libby-ration in the usual way." f r.tTi. Hens. Sm ill pox prevails in various portions of VVhii'ey county. Kino Oliver The Auditor of State, in pursuance ot" a constitutional reiuirement. sent hisannuil report lo the Governor ol Indiana, a few d iva ao, in which he uives from the records in bis ofHc an account ol the finance of the State. Kin O.iver declinctl to receive the doci uient. on the ground, as he alleged, that it was a political document! Well, that will do pr Kin? Oliver. Refuse to receive a document which the Constitution requires to b sent to him, beciue. forooth, it hipeiis to expose the ncilitTn himelf at.d partjl. It'a a wonder that K'n? Oliver didn't is sue u order to li tre the outneeoa Auditor of Sute arretted for disloyalty .Con don Dero. The Greencastle Press remark at follow upon the doings of the Uta Republican Sute Convention: The revolutionary character of the ticket and 0f lne pirtv nominating it. can be iuferred from the fct that the heid of the ticket is detaire.l from filling the office of Governor by a constitutional restriction, and that two. at least, of the other peiitiemen composing it, tnd repu'Ji ted by the people of Indian i. A ticket o revolutHinarv in its character, com pcsd of the fas ends o"f all parties, embodying d.ctrines foreign to the Constitution, latal to the Union, and ab horrent to civiliztti n acknowledging no restraint upon power other than elf will, and whose hik'ti?l apirt'roi is the spoils of officesuch a ticket, we av. can" and must be beaten by f.ßttn thousand tott$. ruiD-m coutity alote i m-tjority a 5 dust it." ' god lor five hundred

ESTRAY.

T5 Lit ADt!a f'Otn Utile's H -tet to tbe A C Fiat Depo, oi Jata-d y, irbre.ry lt 1'. a Bron hor-e.wl b a bahy tail, i yrar -Id an t about Ii bar! h go, a-' o ber mark or bran 1- p-rcel able. A liberal rvwsrd will ba pa d for M d!iry at o-r sttbleer aay IxJornitioa ia rectrJ to s-U hors. HTDi k POOLE. L'ttls's Hotel. Indianapolis, Feb. ?6. McCLELLAN'S REPORT. GENERAL MeCLELLlN'S REPORT. AICH EAP EDITION. rpn proprietors op TriK Chicago times JL are aooui io iu .r cheap noon (Parxa Cot i it,) GENERAL M'CLELLAN'S REPORT A recently ent to CinrM by tbe War Department Ai tb'.s li a ducumrnt of tbe Most Extraordinary Public Interest1 It ought to bare -UNIVERSAL CIRCULATION. It )tit to bo read by every tuaa, woman aj.d cblld in tie country. , . Weolicit early order tbat tenaj know bow larre tbe firai d tion ball b. tt will be uppld as follow: I - cori i on . 0 DO fTJ c't It a ill alo be furnisbed by our city uwdeaUr at tbe above ratr. STOKKY i WOUDEK. ASTROLOCY5 ASTROLOGY! 5 GO AND SER THE NATUR L fi I FT F.I) ASTKOLOSKIl, TofesMir I.lONAlJlOl'S. He is tbe ;vuth uu f the seTTnth sn. It in "ub a naturul g ft, be fees int f aturi'y with ucli e art iiesn that i. is really stonishinfc. lie in tbe bona tidr A'trol R-r of tb Niitetrentli Century. With tbe ail of a meic -l-ina and the card of the tiainent French Sorcerer, Madame Lenormand, he can trll everyih hit that i tili wrapt in oblivion, lie wilt tell those wb- consult bim wb tbey will marry, the n-nnbr of chi dren tbey w.ll have, and tbeletur.h of their five for a fee d iy. Onljr come and consult the Atrokjtist, ut No. & Kentucky Avenu. Erst b'u.s' bMow the I'.r.k. I'erson wNh.nx to consult the Profsor by letter can d-v s by a'ai'njr tli. tr aBe, c mple. on, a'id the muth they wrre l"rn in, enclosing Hie ten oi f 1. aud p .läge stamp. Aud es.H"X H J i, Indianapolis. Price of con-ulfaMon $1 feb!3 dim. NOTIONS, &C. CIIILDKILVS CABS AND W I Ii I- O W V A i K sS , WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL. IIKTY D'FKEHENT STYLKSON EXHIBITION AND ' fr nale nt my ca'esrootn. op Uir-. Thryareelected from the best ni mufac urtT'. a: d vary in prices from TWO t THIRTY HOt.LVüS apiece. Dealer will rind it to their interest to i'ljv c tbe iredCiltKLKS MAYER, feb20-d.6ra X). tU Vot a abinstoti Street. ""rflARSHAL'S NOTICES. (No. 74.) United States Marshars Notice. U. i t r n st t i:s i v a ."i mi i c a , d i sTUSCTOF INDIANA, SS: WnrKRAB, A libel of information has been filed In th District Court of tbe United States, within and for the KigLtu Circuit and District of Indiana, jm the 1 Ith day of Ffl.ruary, lS64,by John Hanns, Kmj., Attorney of tbe United States for the District of Indiana, a?ain.t th fol low'tu de-cribed prop rty and etlect .f John Zitier anJ I'hiliip Letiten.-i-Kbe: 8-vrn fermrnttit(r tui, f-rty barrel-i of wli sky, one woden tili, oneco;per sti!l, ne doubler and fixing , one boiler, on- etiffine and rUin, ßve atattda of ler. ahont lw lurrels of c-pper distilled wLiky, rectifjinj tubes ani appuratus anl tbe whisky thereuu?;izd at the Kai 1 Dis. riet fur a vij!aiin of an 'An Act t provide intert at revt nn- to Mipoort he Gov. ernmtnt ai d to piy int-rrst : the pullic debt," approved July lt. lwi2, and praying pio.-e-8 aeaiti id gxo-ls, and that the fcatne may lc cnJemned aa forfeited to the United tatr.. Now, then-fire, in pursuance f the Monition under the seal of the said Court o me directed and delivered, I do hereby pive puMic notice to all jiersona claiming said gofvl-i, or any part ther-f, or in any manner interested th-rei , that th"y be and appear before the said, the District Court of the United States, to be held at the city of Indianapolis in ant fr the District f Indiana, on the 1st Tiietwlay of May rext, at 10 o'clock .f the forenoon of that day. and then and there to ltitorHse their Claim and make theit ..negations in that behiilf. D. G. KOSK, U. S. Marhal, By I. S. Bic.klow, Deputy, Attef WaTrJ.SMrrn. Clerk. feblT-dltt (NO. 749.) United States Marshal's Notice. ÜNITF.I STATKS OF AM V RICA, DISTKICT OK INDIANA, SS: WuEi:r as, A libel of infonnatioTi has been filed in the District Court of the Un;tcl States within and for the Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, on the. loth day of I'ehruarv, ls4, by John Hanna, Ksq., Attorney ot the United Sta:e, lor the District f Indiana, against one bun ired an 1 fon v-live titles of ctton, marked, and all persons lawful y iutervcrdti for their it. treit there in, i-eized fr a io..ti-ii of th law- o. ibe Ln ieJ Mates, and he regulations o the s, cretary of lh Ina-urynow feal ot ailC"irt n ttie tijrt ct.'d anl de i. r-d,l lo hereby tive public tn-t-ce to all p-r-o;js cJaim ni aid cod, j any 'par. thor, cr ia any m inner l'r. that tuey le a'id appear before tb sad, the D:strKl Ccut nf tb Uti.rd tt e to be ieid -t tbe titv f : llinu it jkjii', iu Ii. I 1 1 .11' I Tues.lay ot May t ext, a- 12 , ,p.j!i, iunI t r :he ln-rict ot Ii .liana-on ihe ut 13 o'c : of the f'iten'Hn ofthat terpoe tbeir cluims and make egatjoi:8 iu test lietialf. U. tJ. 't'lSK.. u. S. Miranal. By I. S. BniKs.ow, iieputy. Attn: Watt i. Surra. Clerk. frblT-dllt FOR SALE. FINE SIBIKBIN ..EVIDENCE. One of the Most Desirable Residences in the Vicinity of Indianapolis. IüR S ALK, A LARK STuSK IIOUSF., WITH IRON ' ernn tabs, wbich if built now w.uM cst not than 1C 0 0. Tti're r6 acre cf rp'.ei.di! Und wh cb, if tbe l ouse ih i.ff, would seil readily fur tZO1 an acre. Tuere i a Uaut Tul native k;otp .f about six or seven acr--s mrrf'undiu. the hous, and excelie.it orchards, casi'tinn l'f cultivated trees, gr.pe$ and other mialier fru 1 Ibe situation I one of tbe finest and the location considered one of the ni'.st l.ealti y ;n the vi. iity. It I lo cate l ne-.r t'ue Nat-.snal Turnpike K a l, 24 mites from the city limo liy tl.e railroad I neriich p..f It. Tbe wUle prriy is worth f o, Ou. but aa few person watit to nuy so nacniticftt a hrue with tbat am unt of kruLiid, it wid be njld f. r 117, eoti, which i a t;'et bar-ain. Kor parttcalara apj ly tu UcKF.RNAS 4 riFJCF, Heal l- nt Iwlera, 31 Webt Wsi inglou irret, liMlia&apo'i. y. B. Teous at a ditan.e may wri'e or telegraph o.. fel.?-i-14ajw PAPER. PAPER FOR TDE SPRUNG TRADE WKITI.Xi PAIEU, WKAPriG PAPuU, WIXPOW PiPEK, wall iAPi:ie. CO.GT DOAltDS.1 ENVELOPES, &C AC Cincinnati Wholesale Prices, nt BOWEN, STEWART & CO'S, 18-West Washington Street.

AMUSEMENTS.

y 1 1 : 1 1 1 o v o li 1 ta ; u 1 -. STAGE VAXAGER... Mr.W. tl. RILF.T. Friday Evening, Feb. 26th, 1864. rarevrell Henetlt of MISS KATE DEN I N. p,m r UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. To-morrow, SaturJar, BnrCt f SAM. K. KTaX. SCALE OP TRICES Private tV-.fVr six propl ti Of 0rcb-:ra Sett :S Cent 50 Cei ! Ire-a Circle aid Tar'jette C.1tt or rm 1 Circle TS Coat HrTto oJT.ce Oi-n roin lt o'clock A. M. ti'dtSM r7loor opn at 7 o'clock. Curtain r1 at i pr7r7"Ksrved eat retained only Ml tb end of tfca Br act FOR SALE OR RENT. SAULT STE. MARIE, CANADA WEST, riV BK SOLD OR Lirr-A ta-t p'cbrulreM-c. I Mut on tbe ta?iVof th" bnnful Hirer Mary, and rtirly opt'o-itr Tb" Sant." in Mfban. Hit Ha is baiii in th romtiwUb! nft-,ih nd coo-tai-c, .ntbe Kruuti ' ftvxjr. a rci.us dinirc rr n, tao pari r ai.l ibre b.l-r om. whh an rx-elle'.t k tcben and other convenience at'icfc d. Ite fpper part Con li f live bed-nnis, cmmandlnfc uiwt extensive 1 iw. A capital cellar la undrn'atn to- biUe; atvi MiU n a woo I ahrd. Mtioke hour, and oilier a-fful ouftt.!t'tics are ontbe reuis. The bole bavp b en ere.-lril w.thin 'be lat flirt fr. Tb-ra ire alu be I ret) Ml and 6 cr' ot ta iid nt pa-ti:re land, teaunfu ly ornirnentea with evergreen, mpl and other tre, ln-lude1 in tie premi e-. ' Trice, it imV1. $ö.ihki; $t.0 to paid d.wn, an 1 tb rennln t ,? j.1.0Wm annual Instaliiiriit of 1,(H)0 each, I b ntr"-t at 6 ierci t ier antiuni. If let. th- rent wtil W 4030 r r nt.uiu. j:jbl qur- ' t'y- . Tue pretn'-f are situate on tae nrtB Dann ci me i Wmfful rd j.lc'nrt-sqn r rer M. Mary, and tn ibe l.rrtv ii.l roni'iitic. .i.rckl-l trul and .t er ch.-'ce ! fish abound in the rner ai.a iieicbirin stream, ana i i . ... t . V I. .l -I k. A ..r. r...f v . r - 1 ! ' I JZOiMX Mimi IIIH IIIJ is- . ... " f one f tbe tnot i.iigütiui ana .iuJie m .oriu America. lJefrreocru mar e tnd to J -t Prit-, Sult Ste. j Marie.C. W..ortoCo!. K .hrrt L-vkUw. C-ncim ati. O.. ! orJ.W. IhJd, F.q.. Indianajcli, Indiitna. w 0. IV. Alrxauer, K.sq ,St. I.oui, Jto.. I . S.Savii Mk.Makik.C W , j4n.2.'d.l"CI f-b2.t dlOt NOTICE. Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. milE CHAMItKU OP COM EKCE" WILL BE I opened d4llr for t-xis'.nes, t ami aper .wimay, F.broary 15tb, ih6 (undya excepted) at $ o'clock 'Chanje hours from 2 o'cl;ck to 4 o'clock P.M. fcbl7 dim J. BAItNAbI, Secretary. U. S. TAXES. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. Annual Taxes for 1864. 1MIK a'tention of tax-payers Is hereby calVl to the provisi. n of ihe United States Kxtle Law relativ to the Ahsrsnnent of annual taxe. Pvtiiet-ixth t-e-!!-'!! r the act of July 1. I. 62, it ia made ihe duty f 1! Ierötis, partnerships, flmu, io cia ions, or corporatot.s, made liMe to any arinul dutv, licence, or tax. on tr f-fj-.t t th' Jtti .vontuty J.i in fitch vrr. t maVe a li-t or return to A duty, licence, or tax. onr hf.,ret!,' fit .VoufUty of aistarit As.-essor of the District where locat"d of the anjoU'it of antmat inc me, tbe art cle- or b e t Charte d with a mi-ciil mj. til the t.uines4 or otvupa.ltn liable to pay any li -ense. Every p rson bn sba'l f5il to mV fech return by the day s-pecitied will be I aide to be asessed by the Assessor a-cot din jr to the bet.t tn:ormatlon which be cn obtiin; and In such ca-e the Ase or is required to add tiftv D'-rcantUTii to the amount of tbe ttema 1 auch lit. K.ery person wUo ha I deliver to an Asse-or any t false or frandul i,t list cr btatenietit, ai'b itdei.t to evad j the valuation or enumeration r-quirel by law, i subject to a fine o' five hundred duller; a d H ch ca the j list will be rnide oat by the Aes;r er Astnt Auel ' cr. and from the valuation and eL'umratfoii to made thereon re no appeal. Fayment of the annual taxe, ejrept those for licenses, will tot be demanded until the 30 u Jay of i Jun. i The appropr ate blank on which to make return, and all necessary information, will be furnl-hed by John B. Stumph, Assistai t AsfeMr f"f First D v'sfon, to whom the return chou d deliv. red on or hfore the I first Monday n May, at bis oSlce, in 'ew Talott'a Itlork. near the l'ost Uffire. ( W. A. KRADS HAW, U. S. Aste.isor. 6 h District In Msrtapol'P. Feb. r4 IfrT eh24 d.twlm HARDWARE. NSW IRON STORE. FOJIEKOY, F21V V CO., No. 24 South Meridian Street, LDIAAI4HJS INDIANA, Have constantly en band IRON, 8TF.KL, NAILS, ANVILS, RKI.L0WS. VICES, AXLES, SPRINGS, B:)LT. MALLKAKLK CASTINGS, i NUIS, WASlir.US.IDIHK SHOr.S, HORSS" SUOK ! NAILS, WHr.ElS.HUnS,ShJKES,FfcLIX)KS, ! siiAhTs, nrr.tiT and wagjn rtmvs, I CHAINS, ri) H iNDS, AC , AC. The tblo Kiver Salt Company. The Madison Pearl Starch Company. 7T7rhey will sell all article in their line at tbelowat market prices. POMEkOT. FKT i CO. ftblT BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW WHOLESALE BOOT & SHOE HOUSE A. C. DAWES, Wit X. KVASS, J AS.T. McMlbLI. DAWKS, EVANS & M'MILLIN, Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS & SHOES 71 West Washington Street, nDIlNATUMS no., A1 re now RrcEiviyr; rnoM thk fkst mam;fjcturer tu the coutstry, and bae In tore. tb f U- win go al to wtich tbey invite the attention cf Country Merchants 200 C-i of Meu and Dora Calf and Ktp Boot. KM " " Brorans ',d II .w Cua ICO Caif.PrgKedaud SeweJ talinf ral. IOi M Ottort od co4ci T.30D " of Women' Ca f, üoat and Calf Feyfed Boo'aani Palm rU. 'JtHt C e of Women'a Goat, Kid mvi Moroeea Mk. Welt HcH-t- and BalmoraU. 2al Ca&e Women' t.arfConjr Gaiter. ÄfK ' f Mie.'.Cb luren', Boy'anJ Tutb' Faoe of a!l kind, si., vnu'ea at.d ity'.e, nruhla for Indiana and IlHnoi ira e. Uavinjmadt our purcbai bef ra tb la'a advac. w feel attred iu ayl g we caa ?r urjerior laooceHnta t any Hoo la iL WetWe cord i a ly init joa lo examine our tock befora maki'-s: purchase. fgi Pronipt attent oa paid to order. fc, kit a ie alwaya om ki!. IJWKS. EVANS h Mc:LU5. feblT PROFESSIONAL. . J. DORSEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE 15D RES1DF.5CK, No. 46 North. Pennsylvania St. fl-4:2aaiwlia

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FOREIGIT DEY GOODS, IKUICAX DRY GOOD AT Hume, Lord & Co , 26 and 28 West tTuhlDzton St. VHPLK5DID 5TO(?K Of 5fW aO KLrOA!TT Fancy Uro GooJ Jaat oeairr tao - Trade Palace. PlainBlack Silks, Rich Plaid Silks, Rich Fancy Silks, Rept. Silks, Plain Silks and Satins 0ir stock of Silk is rerj. large and will t luutnl complete in erery repct. Lusters, bl'k and col. Black ''Gvo Grain1 I- I mil lniil tin Nnin ä .a. v vi) J. V 1 1 11 ITXUIIt 4III I 111 UUo, French Repps, -mw IT j 1 ) Q (() JuUCCaS, I 7 IRoh Rov Plaid. Black Bombazines, French Merinoes, f- ! r(Q( JJClallieS, j y I äj.f Flannels, all kindsand colors, Cloths & Cassimcres, Embroideries, Balmoral Skirts, m war I i i i rlOSlGrV. all KlIlClS. ; 7' Fall Cloaks & Shawls Small Plaid Shawls, For Children. . ' WEW GOODS HUME, LORD & CO., nniANAroijH. neta. DRY COODS. ht

u 5 u H ; II 8 z a 0 5 0 H 0 H CO W 0 r? 0 0 1 i 01 I $ m i 1 m f. 1 R 0 a t 4 05 DRY GOODS. BARGAINS, BARGAOTS, UJ CLOAKS AND SniWLS, Will pell, for fifteen data , their ftotk in CLOAKS nuU HIIVAVJL.O At a reduction of at lent one fourth lesa tbaa Chriatmas Tricva. -ALSONubias Hoods, Sontag?, Jackets, scans ana an 001 Lioocia DEt;IDKDIaY ATT COTT. Balmorals, Hoop-Skirts, Hosiery, Glove, Dress Good-, and all other Goods arc marked down proportionally. Call AT 01ICE Only 15 Days Gale. AT 33 WEST YASiar:3T0:i ST. 5 Doors from Palmer IIccc, Cano Side. Jatl-aU(

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