Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4357, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1864 — Page 2

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TJE -3ioj VTEDÜ E it in KMrmrT National Democratic TickFOR PBEUnjBMT. CEN. CEO. B. McCLELLAN, OP SEW J ESSET rot vies rttaiDtST, CEORCE M. PENDLETON, or Ohio. I le Irfaaral IM ill Msrll vortm at Ttm rifii aa thi oji tiii ELECT ELECT L I N C 0 L N McCLELLAN ami Tita AX1 IUI WtlOLB Bier RrpmUvn 7Vi, femoraK T Y will trine " Witt lUn ore lRKI HAMI'KK TlMK naer m wtn iafaal 5KuJ jlaUTi. neieea 9 'rltjr. re -tih!'h tb DRAFT I lIO! l'averal iffeect,, aa1 ol-lia aa ITonotable. I'eraiai ib paait an1 llajjpy RUIN' PEACE! I I Keiiibllrran In lietmenl tmnt l.lnc oln We publuhed otn time ago ike report of Senator B. Y Wank, of Ohio, and Hapresenla tire Himey Wixtlr Patia, of Maryland, ovrr their own iKD.,turea, which tuo-l -evrrr-ljr criti ciaed and condemne! the u.-ui ; ttion of Ahr mam Ll.MuLi Thee gentlemen refer especially to the Preidcni'a veto of the art of Contra providing for government in recovered relel Statet and the prM:lautation he i--ned firecriLifg the eotidition-i up.n which A would toier ite their return and, iti to doing, thty t ke occi-ion to re mark tbat the aoppuetrra of Ur I.IM'H v, if they do not m ; iftdiifttr hi act Let mir re-i ..r.-ihle lor ihem M-r W all, nd 1avi wer unwiiin. to aaumc that rep(tlbilit nnd they denounce be proclaut.ition aa "a grave executive MOrpa iion" and da' iare Uiat the defeat ol the act of ( 'i.ngree ate another defeat ot the popular a ill tJ - an executive pererion of the contitution We copy Iri in t'.c ic; ort to winch we have rc.ni cd a let extracts reviewing the ufurplion t tlie Croident, which are worthy of carelul ation, eapecially when we take into conai ici r ..n the ource from wheuce it comes: The I'raaident peroi.at in recoguizini; tkoae -hadowa of governments in Arkaua.a and Lou: aiana, which Conirrei formerly tic- I ire i - im' be recou'iii.e.l nlje Kepreentati ve und Senatora were repelled by lorm tl rofRa of both H'.iMc of I' ..jic-sj which U wan declared for mtllv shottlil have i. ! 'iral vote tor I'n dent or Vice President They re ÜM mere i iciturea of his wiil Tlicy ft,ir.fil livftv i. it, v ftvirti.. ' silftrwtrt 'I li,.v hi Oligarchie imroaeti upon ihe people b; ni:iit ir ! Ordeva uoaWr the lurms of election, at alc. h l. -.!.. I '... 1 J. I . ? i.tili,, HI. i A t?. i followers were the chief actora, gas; bl i bandlul of resident citizen, and ured on t pi . miture action hi j-.r t tte letter- (r'm the Pit i dent. In neither Loui-iaua nor Arkan-i. before Hank' defeil hd ihe fnitel S; id - . .mtiol hill U territory or half the population lu Louii anr fJen Bank' peoelatn.: c m lidly declare: Tire-fatidamenUl law of the .t..te i- iiiarti.il law On that foundation ot freed :u he erecUd what the Preakleot calle I 'fJMl IrOa institutiona and the Government i ' I t 'Ttul of thin State, rh - lunlirnent.il I;w waa marital law, only sixteen i.ir.slies out of forty eigbx aar bald by Iba L' mied 8t ilea; attd in bye of those fix teen we held oiilv our oatnps The elfveti ntiiheaw -iu'u."ta;itl ill t held had .'1.13,1' 5 iokaUtanU; the rc-i ue of the Btatf pot held by ua.b7aS.6I7. At the farce called an election Ihe Iii era . i en !inka returned tbat 11,346 kwltotl were ci-t. a nether auy or by whom the i r the United Stases nave uo assurance, but it i probable that 1.1)00 were cast by soldiers i . eaplwyes of the raited States military or muni cipal. but none according tc law. Stale or national, and 7,000 ballots represent the State of LaaaWaaa Such is the free constitution and government of Iouiiana, ami like it is that of Arkan M Nothing but the failure tf a military expedition deprive! ua of a like one in the swain;-- id Kiorida; and before the Pie kit filial election like one- tn tv be organized i.'i ':. u:.tl Si.ttc where the United States have a cainn The President, by preventing thi bill from becoming; a law, bolda the electoral tote ot j mbmon SU" hi" Haaaaaal If those votes turn the balance in his favor. 11 it to be supposed that hi competitor, defeated by such mean, will sctjukfcce. If the rebel majority assert their supremacy . u , . in tnee "Mates, and aend votes a Itieli eiex t aa enemy of the government, will we not repel hi- j ( Ui If ? , A. 1 - n..t that civil war ler the iVe-dency . in i . n .t cd oy tue v ot es ol t tie retiei Males: We have given this indictment ia the haBgl I d the proaecutors, without comuiei.t They are both hi Mi tu li.e eiinbdenee of lite lU'pubbean party, and they are loth men f po:t on and at.ility We cannot do better than g;ve their closing appeal to the country to get riJ of Lin i t N a s,.,iij as j.c?ib e. They say: (5 1 l'residenl theIdeboarance which the wpporter a of hi edlaaittie trati .it hive so long pr.iCticex;, in vice id t trdu ua coolict in at . h we are engaged, an i tbe reckless ferocity of our political opponent 'lut ne must uuderstand that our auppo w ! a ctae nd not of a mm; thi t the authority ot Con grew is paramount ami must be re.pected; th tt the wKoir bMlv of ti e Uniow nu n ol Con gres will not submit to te ioaawi.-hed by him of rah an t un on-'itu1 : nil legislation; sad if he iii t upp rt, .1 naoei dbadhw I ui-e'.t t. hie executive duties to o!ev and execute not nuke the law !. -i.: i t - h attiis timed n be!!: ui, au 1 Congrereorganiz dion t I If the supporter. of the flpl WHIll tail to insist in. :i this, they become revpoi.sible for tl uurpatiot which thev fail to rermke. and are jutU 1 1 aide to the iuiiigo.it ion f u,e pjh.i.e .is,t. -nd .ri.ri . . . n .H ... i t.. it.-!. I e""" ' - i v iu i a a iw tin i keei ng. thev -. rtiaM - Lei them M..vur lue remedy lor titoat iaui . md, UwTinf a. vi r u fearU-sslv ex- ' tviT IhoiU j- Stevens, the a' iitkrrj Chair man ot the f. -inn. 'c ! Way - n 1 Men In G 'iigress. said M the tl ...r of (fci !l-.ue of Ker rosentatiwes: "Ttus talk of reftt'M!Ug the l i.; n as it was. i . ' bej -me about rk tri it with mv consent, be lion as it " Mt S:t ,.. c. v . I - 1' HI )U DP' Cl -Inn, N afltn ' ! f sun-1 porting Mr L BOfla, and r uaiiig all bis energies t reelect the mm who unite with hira ,n pprot n g tkaf UfktSOO ' Djnl1 wntiflMOl I ; e Cn on Democracy of Tennesace h ti a MeCkeUan ecioral l.eket in the l W It t' itwfbelS at d ibotnt- A K Netson are the etaatof at large, and Col dame li C arter of L'irter. Juhu Williams, of Kr.ox. A. Blixsard, M M un. iienry Cooper, of laaVard Bailey Peyton, of Sumner .lohn Iellvett. ot lav.;-Kmer-"i Kthend;e. of seakey, and 1 n D Pent mal., for the district I ' AtatoTteM ',Horrb H r McClcl h . cn a soldier who i return t f r taa a three year et i e :u lite aiay. " Vou't e a copperhead and Uft.i. r. res9ot da eowaid J abo tt : n , a t o baa jut loo'nd up bla a coun' of th'ee roars' plunder

tlais? The Journal ol tftcr U make (b ubore in u.r.at ie .t with "me ouaimeum k-d -pirit Uteri atii

r leaders ol Ihr I.,-; uM an part v " k erer j man it the community who des, re the irfmirj of law and order, what gxJ USM .rvm;lihl l ' : tinual riTort of auch papaya a tue Joemal. M suits at .1 int. i - i partisan prejudVee ami nriimosiiir Lv the ue of i. , ,.mUiU luastJa iht.r political Ben I und malignant charge against thc'.r la tag r it i . -"' There i rt s ftartisan ah. "I make- tliee charge who would i t -ink : f.n il the lutillhl w.- oruaitua t tuna iU hi i f t .Mb t nh- ur ; '. Ml But ut the uauetio... "I be lour rial .ya m' . t. . i . . . ft. i .:- me i ; r j ;',:iran part? ue- rw a pa-aco.c ...o . . . . v hopen that no man ofthat political i faith ail! aeek to gain a temporary triumji by . , - ...a.- .k.wa I auWWi 'iv mctrw Jloet lu It e n lot-e tnoce 1 " entiui'i. I s !!. thai a triumph obtained by anrrthT iti..n" wdl aectire no adrantuce to ' litoae who liope to benefit by il All that thai I r..'- -nitT a-k if a Iree. a fair, and peaceable election Kle r-on a ill become a faree when the trtl let-bjx iaeorru pted. or when an honeat eipr-.o.i ol .t.met.i tt the Bttl kj , preeued by fraud or inmn-daiion What ia to prevent a tail a.. ;eablu elec It it, ! l-t, puttier diio Wj know that Iba Democrry of Indiana hfl wil Uft! to ( ecatc wltb 'hanr (tolitkal opponent in any me?ue- which mal be tlmuht i ( 1' to ; ,e r kc tbeturitv-nd Irecdom of tlie ballot The Dem t i- .: ix. .ift. .i k.va craiaut iuu.tu .poor , wuou,,., .i-mmm. . already made overtures to tint end. Will they he met bv -imil.tr jnirit on the Dtrl of tlie He- - J - - ------- - pnhlicaos? If -o, there is nothing to hinder a peacMble and lab election, not only in thi- city but throughout Indiana. Sh til we hve it? l i e icrponhihility of determining the rjueftk1;) reU with the domiua:.t parly. -A I rttllor tallied The JoaaTBaa teports that a man by the name of Di.v. ! L- wo killed by cue Oal. Jaa Smith, "late of tl.c 'Id Tennejwee Cavalry," at a public meeting held at Lmrel, Ka Fr.tnklin county, ot, WS4t.h of September The Journal ju:ifiea the AC, in fact rejoices over it, upon the alleged ground lii-.l the deceased had uttered trc yonaUf g-ntim ' There is uu truth boaevei in the a i ii ciit r.rl:tii uial.ee inatigateil the deed. If thi i not 4 clear ca-c ot murder, lOOOfdiog t the Jourmd'h own ahowing. we know not wltHt . . -t.iute-that crime. I lia writing editor of the Journal profe-e to be a religiou m.-tn. ; a t'liritian. and i- not only a member but ;tn j eider, wc believe, in ;t Pic-byteri tn Church One o: thee .nni. il !- which Mok received ;it Ml Sinai read- "Tlu, u shall not kill." CnaisT paid "Love thr neighbor." Hut we lind a pro fe-sed follower ot the meek ami lowly. rut, the Prince td !' nee, aporovin;; the murder of a de fcncelcs- ci'i'wi in cool blood. The editor atoi--.iid i- i ici. her or superintendent ol ,l''da) rVhl in a Chi si tan congregaliAjk Doe he teach aocA Wtlfiant" ' the children committed to h t -iLirgc' Dltf Ml Kxemphr, or the God in in whom he profeaaea to follow, ever utter euch -eptimenf?'? No Christ never so taubt Nothing of the kind ever came from Hla tip Only devill-h n.xlice could prompt them. Wlnt else can we expect but inh lelity as to all Christian teaching, when the sentiment inculcated by professed Christian and then lile aie ao utterly at variance? It is wrong, howcvei, to judge Christianity by ?uch standards. We tan expect nothing else lioju u man, ami a class ol men, who, while pre idling temperance in Sunday school and prayer meet Inga, tit willing to Siicnbce their priuciplci ai.d thu- disgrace themselves by viaitingsalooiii and indnlging in the ii.to.xtc aiing buwl.it m ty Je even on the Lad day, to promote pattisan schemes anJ their own pEftitan interests. Of cou-e such Ma will joetily wt weder if their party ot t!:. i.- pn'y interests are to be bencütvd t her eh .' i il. oily y. -av.( u trim auch Cnii.-tinit a;alreaitlent l ilttuoi . We eM 'Mention to tbe patriotic sentiments altered by ex Prejideot Fillmoek, amioh will bf 1 font. I .ii a leafat from him which we putdish today. Mr Fii.imoii ia an eminent sttrnisn i and he w t a model Pre-ddent. Most uccessfall J te idministc red the covernnient during oncol Iba H trjisf jieriod- in our history as a nitt iyi lw M 1(MJKtfr ulillKK.9 io partisan po'.itics Dti he " but the highest good of hi cout.tiy The voice of such a miiu tJ ,. . re-ent condition of public afT-tirs should . . ., . . . be respected, and it will be by everv patriot c ' t . wei M"-r emphtticallv he declares there h no hope lor ihe country but iu the election of Mi Ca4 i t.N and the return of a conservative ptrty to power. It ahould be the earnest prayer of all good men that his counsel iv he heeded, t ii ! 1'1,'nl t'l it it m iv be Hon Um II i adaxx ortli. .ie ot Kentucky's most elojuent sons, ia is follows: I i'iv. Wf: . ,. . fVtcor j. T V. SI. rill is'ptii. raaraaay, October t, at 7 P, M an 7. ai 1 r. IB. WI a, at IP M r M. at I f M. Hon ( a an a r Davis, of Kentucky, ad dies-. I the tc ple of Caaibridga Citj oa Sttur day tiight loot, an 1 at COOUOfaeilla 00 Moodwy, a. we are kaforfood . in ttde. eh ijue: t HPiJir.struc live addresses. Mr Divis, although a l.le long oprMineiit of the f n o. tacy , now supprts Mc t'l il i and PaaaMMOaTi and regards their election as the only hope of maintaining free gov ernment. tf"'1"1 I ttrinttell, member 01 Congress fIlllu Ios.i.said in his place In the Hooe of Kerweentativ es 1 w ' d r athet a thouaand times let the COUP tr ' 1 '' ' S itttfa go the;r ray all slave. i 1 ,c North once store undi all D. free than see this country r.ttic rule. T'd i- t rtflro.-ste of r!nn:on ? ardently Mppnrtin Mr i'..nt, bii u-c lhaj jgrce ex eth 'n eattavenl Ahoi iTrON oi Di-im Mr Lincoln offers no altern it 1 1 e but abolition r diannioa He say we . int hnve union w-rthout abxdrtion, He nuis j ew i bstaeles id w h., of union every vi IV. How t in nu i to be Keelet teel neonainenl Bopoblienn, anl in office holder in t :-. rnofutly reinara. publicly tbat "iaiuco'.n 1-a.l control of 'he trea-urv. uavv, ar mT- :un M,t aaia. N it he Irs not elect l..ll.-o . I- .1 i "i HI'M . hi Illlft.iV L't-O pie think ourSecmid Washingloit" already i-n'l ia frxwn the condiitoo descrttl tin ardent Repoblii iri h u ittl un Ibal Mr Lincoln will ue a! ti.- immei p.. a er. ill gotten and usurped from '.' aof le to perpetuate Ir own misrule Patrick Het.r declared that when a ruler ob lau ed control nr the tora and the sword, lie could at any t.me crush out the liberties of the people. Will the people ajiea a new lease of pow et to the man who baa taken liotu them the con uoi of both tkaa pure and ihe -word, and h kj Ibeir llbert.e- MlbjOCt to bis . tati n . Detroit F ee Pre A Ore at Disaster Charles Surune -ad iu tbe Coiled Sratea Se-aate mat 'he n.u von ol a - . r i ui a city pessenxer car aaa Nsosdaaaetru . i - our eaose than tbe loa 4

J be Spirit r vhoh I Ion m EMM fill KT Nr F.aglei.'i abiüiu lanaiai'in m ein) Deut I v pharliäic! It Ii self eont eitel aod et ri-v . ...in i - neeki Marres I MfeuM

10 on ipt a highrr plane ol 1 V W - oraiitr than the ft of hI kit..!, al to Mio ed. with the low of u Hakim. 1 he real ei man pure ah 'il te". stlf that VYasliiugtnn es a try gool rt f man. perhaps, in hi day that Ha point -1 so ass wisdom aa a state man. " Dgi cte then rieeed. and that in the preaei.ee ol the greyer lischt of thi generation. - haracter nor big statesmanship will lear e un i.at n He ili lake it no compli rassit to l fomparaai to WasttUieUsn. aiU wil rt-etit a inultinj( an intimation that the iboii dan at of o da are not resllt far hatter aid wiser meii titan the Cramer of that Coi.ati'.ut. t, . which the a bo I i tiouiata Lae made il their pur to denourice ahd dastroy S cotapiete if ' their de!uive !! ncetl, o totally eclipse-l III reialtoita "" " " " -1 tar 1 1 1 tail iiit ift '.Uftihl of the t htt-t failed irrPtCM,nt., of lhe .ttemetit. that (f hiJ Jut whei on earth in not preaching ape cially agam-i the then extatmg ahiTery, and th it if be were to appear on earth now and here, and j ..l.n not -t-aul slavery a od denounce laTeboldere, mrV would ifnore and reyeet h;m in other wrda, woui !, ae uppoae, denounce him a? a "I a I t iiM ei.' oi fticn .tie it -ew wintu n iicj rr .'! i-'r! i r.- t e tt.em rule- . -t . r ..Ii (. .1 - frfTy ct fnim-t the criterion by a hu h ottit i are to hejii'tged It it their purpoae to destroy -Vt ! :aaeaad originally I f uliar mental . 1 1 i- ! ci rie- thev luve dwelt upon the t-rila ot nej;ro ,rtry unül they arc crated They can ae no other evil Tne Lave reolel to destroy it, 'inJ they devote i foe qbc !. to tno work with ' L l - -r T"! l . .. II. . " neio.ara ui wtariyra iiinrm i.n inpiKWn ' it, ml I,., I.ai..1ii..f ilift.ir mill (In r i ll' ou ,h.jr mouo In horror in whi-bour country ia involved do not in the !eat appal They aeem rather to exult In the eri-h "'I delruciion which they have evoked; aud , . . , f. T.hei.,i.ce of iot. a ho halieva töDr,ot , rr , thev bil it go on. Whether they have nv inward tnUgivn..; we cannot mv. If w m they do, thev me hu-hed bv that arrogaut pride of opinion and recklessness of will which heed not consequence in the pursuit of a chosen pur M vVere the alternative preented of a reatore.l country with slavetv exiaiing, 011 the one hand. Miid national destruction on the other, thev won! 1 utthejitatiugly say "let tne b'oody work proceed the 1 t man nnd the ht dollai lather than yield s hair's breadth for our object." Mut ti.e-c men do not. personally, i.ke the "diu of ar rme" do not enjoy being "at the front " They ne ther houlder the m'ickcf uor court the can BOO a mouth. It is their rni-aion '90 ihey asuine to stay Ht home and direct the current of eveuvs to atir up tho awful m tglatrom of strife it. 1 to pu-h !i the m i-sea to be eugulphed iu it mid vortex This i ilieir "heaven appoiuted in.- mi." to "ride the whirlwind and direct the slorin," while all beside h use. home, friends, oonatry ire given over to wreck and desolation . Th - etaei ol men is not numerous. Thev 0 constitute but a small portion, comparatively , ol tbe Iteniiolie an p n t ii 'ea Hngland; but they ate '.'T ' ri.-t ol it ihe head and the brabjatt 'he b.K It bono There ia no heart The spirit i as ieu. u -eless :is bell liven doctor uf divinity proya see Continental Moatblr) that the lice doin of the negro race wil! result in its destruction on thi continent alter the manner of the Itidiau and yet urie on the war for their literati.iii ! Tbey are aagtawsiva and iinlt-r.tigable They hat whipped inlo their r.mkn nil who had not firtunc-s enough to re-i-t the onslaught uf their vituperation, all whose ambition was stronger than their hive of principle all who could be pnrebaieed w itTi t.ftt and these they rule with a rod ol iron ff thev exhibit svmp buna of im'infieuce mid indicat'on ot intention to leave the Republican fold, they me beset on evt rj -ide by tde petty leader. in-Iuding minis ters, deacons IM "atlOM minded women ' Thev are alternately coaxed and threatened, as the one or the other will te most effective, loan much that it really retpiires a much ro.dution to rise ahove Iba SOOial tyranny aud go out of the party alter being once in it, as it does to bear the viperous abuse usited upon th. se who have always been opponent. This is the secret of the strength of the New England abolition organization and of the difficulty of breaking it down. It retain? its hold upon its victims: with the desperate energy of the madman. If the Republican organization is controlled by the ante -pit it in the other States as in New Kngbnd, and la constituted of similar elementtt is easy to forsee what must be the future ol tbe poultry if it succeeds in retaining its us: -en denes in the Fedetai councils iu the eusuing elect'cu Republican government will be at an eud. S ich an organ'zttion, imbued with the RJMril vvhich it ex'.obit- can no more adminl-ter a b can government ilun can iLu Ltupcior of Austria Toleration of ie diffeieuoe ot opin ion will nasse Men must ben ' the knee to this abolition juggernaut or thev will be cruhed un der it wheel or persecuted oui. of the eoaiilry. Wbefi all have been driven off or forced into the army who do not submit to be fti etched on the Procrastaaa tieal of abolitionism, there will come scenes hke tboaa enactei toward the eloaa of the French revolution, when the indignant and starving m isse turned uroti their leaders and put their t eck under the guillotine n terrible finale of blood Hnd crime. But we do sot believe such a future is in store for our people We will uol believe it un til, if it mast come, thesad truth is forced upon us. We believe that the State of New England are not infected and invested to an equal debtee with th s fell spirit ofl fauaticisiu, and thtt thev will redeem the country from its thral dorn in 'he coming election. Such are now the indications. So strong aud sweeiing is the pop ular upri-iug agaiu-t Lincoln and in favor of McClell m that it bids fair to carry all betöre it in Ipila ot the fraud, the intimidatiou aud the briber which the administration may employ to perpetuate itself and thus seal the fate of the Republic Portland Argu. The I ilium mi Diaarder. BsparianeO, however costly, does nnl much avail in the relation between the public- and the banks If it did avail, so EMS people would not now be suffering from the failure of bank and bankers which h ive occurred hete during the pi-t i.-. 'lavs Notoriously these bank and tiankei u.u other which we ru;ght ntue. have not confined them-elves to a legitimate banking bus nosa Oa the contrary, they have been us;n the Monet of their depositors in speculating aud earn . l.g operations, and it i the miscarriage ot these oper iTtons thnt has up-et them Depo-i i.tekiiown th it th.Ase was made of their in i.ev , an ! they have continued their depos i-- ! hoi Bead. SOI be. and we presume thev are not, mrpr?e 1 that they nre i-isers. The, 1 .al 10 to be lo-ets. A j.iuk 11 Ii Ooti confne ite!f o iogitinaasa banking bu-i not a a!e n! ice to deposit monev ; oon or nite it will be overtaken by calamity, and the deposit, along with i The bankl and hat.kers in Chicago who are toppling over so helplessly have been gambling in stocks and gold and wheat and tii . tlie: sort of thing, and it is the decline in ral t- which i .a brought them down They enan 'limn, ar.d so ought ererv bank to I'.-uie d wn which abandon legitimate banking ind falls to gambling V here tbe crash will ftop, here and ci-ewhere. rem 1 us lb be eeu Though severe, it will be healthEal. b' course, the primary ev:l ia in tbe m id igemei t of the uatHWial finances, which bus stimulated apeenjatiotx, gambling, orer-tradipg, extrai igance. and every couceivab?e excess. To remove ihts evil a; d pi.e tiie way for the resto ri'.oti uf a -..Mjij uii.ir.cial basia, new men and i.e nasnrta u.u-t prevail at Washington. -.o l ime. tor It a I Vie are Invert. A tc -t outrage us abu-e of authority and tuisu-e of p ;li; laonev ha iusl hjeen brougkt In ur not ce. rha RepnbliCftti isrtt : a m - meeung at R , - nn rr W'.h tnst It ws tJeemed neees to have a bxn.i wl mu-ic fram Fort W rne. aud Bapnoaieaa kajannsay o 1 peculation oo:. ivnrfftl the wna of pajiog 1 portion of Iba exnimata froan the pub!Ir tinaaniy Colonel C W ,.n na I a 11 ,ei by treneral Lax Noble with a pv of wh eh the following is s copy. C ' dc: u 1'..-- v" W Cb.iDt.ian and thirteen men. recruits f t company . 14.'l regiment Indian volunteers, fr. m Fort Wayne to Warsaw. ,u Laz NoBLk. September 9, 1 -f4 We aie adeittd thai 'hee thirteen recruit ere "Strubv's Basal" of Ibis city, and tbat the nasse thirteen ere 'p-i -ed ' over the road on their return & mmerd upon ,i,!i a transaction ia vnneces S7he4 further portion of the expen.se of I I aa paid trai tbe pxibhe treasury we do not knoa. bat shatl eodeavoe to sscer tain Fort Wivn.' e: ine!

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I u Air Montgomery Blair s pse;h in las 1 orlt a few data ago, is a curious revelation tba more interesting m view of the attack made by Ibe Lineols press on Get . McfJIellan. as an incompetent solUier and a disloyal man Sir Blair, -peaking ot den McCiellafj, used mSaae remarkable word, which we (uote literally: "A quondam chief of tba Federal armyone whom I believed to tbe leal to 6e true to tbe cause in which his country i embarked, and, I mav add. wbom the lre.deui bald to bo pat llothSj and nasi eoneerte-1 with Oeo (Irani to r . tain ioto the field aa bis adiuncr. if he turned his bsab un tbe proai. ol ii,e peace junto at Chicago " R it, we aak respectfully what does th.a mean? Mr Blair know what he 1- talking aboal. Lincoln an 1 Oram had determined to call McClel lan to the field, in other word, to give bita a command suited to his rank as the senior Major (ienerai, uperaetiing (ten Meade ami all others. 1 1 he would reject the proposal of the Chicago convention; that is, their nomination " It can mean nothing else In plainer words, if (Jen btcClellan would tend bimself to a dishonorable trick upon his friend, ar.d accept a bribe to Stauden; of Mr Lincoln's way, be should have it. and bw again put it; command Tbl needs otne further light from Mr Blair. A itory bse bean for some time in circulation to which this apeecb gives color, and which, now that one of tbe parties to the sei ret has blabbed, we have a right to refer to It ia thi: tbat some weeks ago, and before the Chicago Convention, one of the Blair family, who were then in full communion, offered on the part of the President. in writing, to (ten McC'ellan, any command or ervice he desired, (in this repect it was eurfe Hmmckr.j provided he would promise to support Mr Lincoln 'a abolition policy and Mr Lineolo's re election To thi tw lseeni proposition, Oeti. McC'.eMan promptly and indignantly replied, in Writing too, that he was entitled to service and a command unconditionally that he would obey any order from his superior, but that he would not traffic for it that his opinions as to sir Liaoolu' policy were unchanged and aa to Mr. Lincoln'. election, neither Mr Lincoln, nor General (trant. nor Mr Blair, nor any one else had any right to control his vote or his preler ence, and that he would make no such promise Mr Hlair' speech is a eurious confirmation of thi current rumor and if he, or hip, were par ties to this offer, and now publicly talk about it, we think that Qfn. McClellan'ft fiiends, here about at least, are I .titled to know the whole truth. If recently he was offered a command, the fact ought to silence the Administration Savillsra, who are aow busy with his reput ition We ask for further light Phil. Age. The MOSS inflation. Our readers know that we have commended the polioy of Secretary Fessendeu whenever 11 was possible, and have done all that we could to smooth the way to his success as a financier. We deeply regret the course which he is now purse. lag, sod we should he deielirt in our duty il we did not utter a note of warning. It will be re meuibered that thete was much unnecesary de lay attcti ling 'he announcement of the last loan Instead ol e-utting it out so that the money rould be u-ed and returned to the people in time to meet ihedeujaud fur the movement of Western produce, the Secretary postponed tbe call trom week, until all sensible men feit that many preCtOUl d ty of financial sunshine had been wasted Uy permitiirg the laker of the loan to pay in their five ; er cent, coupon note at par and in terest. a severe money pressure was avoided, aud the call, la,te a it came, was a great success C011M rvative men everywhere felt that the move ment wa in ti e right direction, and the couutry was congratulated upon the acquisition to the Treasury Department of a dud who had the nerve to resist the pressure of speculators lor lite sake of a higher good to the whole people. EfOCS one felt thai the grasp of high prices w a broken Those who had bought merchan die iu .June and July began to sell it out; this checked the advance and created a pause among buyers That pause was followed by a universal decline, which thiilled tbe eutire country from Maine to Memphis The moment such a gen ertl depression set in the seller became anxious, while the buyer were provokingly inditfer SO( Everff purchase whu'h could be delayed was postponed to await lower prices, thus accelerating the dowuward curreut. This is human nature under all circumstances. A mdltonaire, who will not deny himself a sixpence worth of luxury if he had to pay a dollar tor it while the market is rising, will refuse to purchase it even at a dxpence it he thought the price was declin ing to lourpeuce It ia the sense of sharpness peculiar to American, which makes this feature of the market more conspicuous in this country thau anywhere else iu tbe world. This bag been the eondltron of things for the last two weeks Pri. es rnd nominal T tluea were running down , not falling with a grand crash, but rolling now as ovr an inclined plme, and again a down a succession of easy steps. Of course there would be many to mourn over such a decline. The first asoaatiou to all who had anything to sell as well as something to buy, rnu-t have been unpleasant. Few cau so isolate themselves as not to bear a portion of the loss thua entailed, and the shrinking of values, as we have often predicted during the I it two years, must btittg with it a pang to many hearts. And there have been very urqent efforts to ar rest this decline. Private entei prise, backed by liberal means, did its utmost to stay the ebbing tide. But it would not be forced or charmed , and, in spite of brief and temporary reactions, the current still receded At last the Oovern ment wm solicited to iuterpose What argu ment were ued, or motive- urged, we hall not pause to inquire, although we have heard of ap peals that would not bear the test of an en lightened patriotism, and had no connection with the public weal Have these appeals been successful? Where is the loan to supply the government need, the terms of which had been already discussed, and partially, if not wholly , arranged? Has it been postponed? Is it because certain National Banks are '.kely to lose upon loans on stocks, or upon paper advanced for produce, that do further call is now made? Is the Seoetary taking the ud vice ot the "greedy speculators" in gold and produce, who have been so indignantly denouueed heretofore, in partisan journals, and is be issuing a large inflation of tbe currency in compound interest note!, of live hundred and one thousand dollars each, printed aa rapidly aa tbe presses will produce them, for the purpoae of arresting the decline? If the-e 'jilt'-ions are answered in tbe affirmative, tlrere is auother. which, after all, is not so easy of solution Will this effort to keep up the price of gold, aüd to minipulate the money mar ket for the benerl. of -peculators, prove ucce ful? The Treasury is now devoting tab its aowe means to pay off tba afjEJj and rijuiitioos are piliug up rapidly on the official tables The pres-uie mut be all the heavier Ihe longer it is ned. and no doctoring of the market will BOW avail The people have bad a moment's giimt-e ol the course prices are likely to take a hen tbe process of inflation cease, and no temporary expvnion is likely to blind them to the certain result . We regret, for the sake of the country, the lap-e into the old rut from which Mr Fe.enden bad uch a deliverance We fear that it wilt injure tbe national credit, and increase the d.ftk-uitie in the way of supplying the Treasury, without doing auy permauerit good to : r spec'ihting sufferers lot olOEi these sacrifices are inteuded. X Y Journal of Com mares I tie Terrible Krvponalbtllly. Wc envy not those who have taken the responsibility of being leaders in the effort to force Lincoln upon the country for another term, if. unfortunately, such a scourge as bis success ho;l i be v:-ited upon the laud. His first elec tion opened oneot Pandora's boxes of evils His second would be followed by the opening of an other box infinitely worse It contains civil war. H definitely prolonged and aggravate,, to gether with national bankruptcy , beggary, ruin and st vrvation The impending "crash" would not ion? be delayed after bia re election, and ; :. t came how bitterly would the people fee! ' ar : the authors of their m -eries and calamittaai Hon they would reproach them for their dooepl on and false counsels Then they will se aid feel the heavy resuooaihioty they have incurred tef re (iod ami man ia bringing about a cont.nuation of this dreidful rein rt 'mein niti Ktupiirer 4-j.OOO is not a very large sa'ary for the PreeaJetit of tbe Uu ted Sutes. But. il Mr. Lin olu is re elected, nill tba Times tell us a bat securer we Uall have that tbe present Secrete ry uf the Iuterior will not be called on to par $7,0 more for Mr. Lincoln's personal adorn mnnt, ui.oer tbe bead uf appropriation for fur niching the Whi'f House? ,

Tllllard I illmorr our tor CJeaerul Eier lellnn From the following correspondence it will be tbat ex Präsident If in an FtiLMORRbai p aw u a need ia favor of the Democratic candidate foe the Pre- den Birrato. Sept 2t?. F II Churchill, Eeq. DraE Sir Your favor of the 36th has this moment come to hand, in which you request my permindon to publish my latter bo you of the oth instant Tbat letter, like all letters of mine, was in tended to be private; not because it contained auy sentiment which I wished to cuucesl. but imply because i had a great aversion to appearing 10 the newspapers; Out you seem to think its publication might du good to the conservative cause io which I confess I feet a very deep interest-and as I have received similar infor matiou from other sonrews 1 have reluctantly come to the conclusion to permit it to be pub hsbed. Tbe fact ia, that I see no reasonable prospect of a restoration of this I'mon the object nearest rs? heart without a cliaopa of the avowed pol.cy of this administration; sod I see no prospect of changing that policy but by a change of the administration itself Heuce I am for a change, and I look upon ibe election of . as tbe last hope for the restora tion of the Union, an honorable peace, and the security of personal liberty; and thi you may publish to the world as my riews on the perdu: g crista Ru' I hall enter into no arrumetit in support of my opinion, nor do I intend hereafter to depart from that silence which I impose upon myself from an unwillingness to mingle, or seem to mingle, in party politics; for I do not consider mvself as belouging to any party, and I feel wholly indifferent to any party success as such, and am only anxious for tbe honor and welfare of my beloved, but bleeding and sutler ing country 1 am. in great haste, truly jours, Mil. LAKH FlLLafORK.

BtrrALo, September 5. (lüMTLkMKx: rica-e to accept my thank for the honor you have done me by inviting me to be present at a ratiticntion meeting to be held io LTbIM Sauireon the 8th int .and to address tbe meeting While 1 shall, with great pleasure, eaat mv vote lor (Jen McClellan and Mr. Pendleton, yet4 I ramasd my?elf aa wholly withdrawn from party contests, and therefore I attend uo political meet inga, make no speeche, and write no letters for publication With my bet wishes for the success of your1 ti- ket for on that, in my opinion, depends the Hnlvation of our country, I am. csntlemen, Your obedient servant, MlLLARP FlLLMORK. Mes-rs. F. H Churchill. Henry W. Allen. Sam'l BoanJman, Johu P. Nagle. Job Bulley, Jr . John H Decker. Committee ITATK ITRR, Tiik EfaKTtnO at Camukioow City Ou a uolcp of two hour", im. -uurday night, a very respectable audience assembled at the Cily Hail to hear Hon. Garrett Divis, United State Sena tor front Kentucky, iliscti t?i ijuestiotis now before thj? country. Mr üavi spoke for three hours, illn-ti utiiijj the present tiosition of affair in the country . eontraatinjr it with the past, and showing what it will he in the future, if the arnaeet dmioiatjon i.s continued in power. The only hops fur constitutional liberty in this coun try is in eAangMsj the irov-ernuieni from the pieaent hands. Mr Davis was listened to atten nvelv . and left a good impfcssiuti on his large Audience. Thr Mass Mkktixi. at RocuhM-fcu The mass mtetiug of the Democracy iu Fulton county, at RoehjOgtfr, on Saturday lst, wa. probably the roost imposing of the canvass. There were at le3st six thousand persons present, and this is a towu and section of couutry without railroad facilities. There were 554 wagons iu the pro cession and l'-14 from one rownship, Richmoud, which received the banner for the largest num bcr In the procession nearly all the mechauical employments were represented by workmen rep resenting their differeni trades in actual opera tion. There was one wagon drawn by a aplen did white charger labelled "HJcCiellau," on which was a merchant offering his wares at am -tion at the old prices, viz. Sugar at M eents. calico at '21., cents, muslin at 1Ü cents, tic., and on another vehicle, drawn by a mule, labelled ' Lincoln," was another merchant offering goods at the present prices, to wit: Calico 50 ren's. sheeting 70 cents, coffee 60 cents, sugar 30 cents, sc.. &c. This was a practical argument ill antral, the results of the policy of the present purtj . power which could not fail to be appreciated, and it was by the thousands present. The utmost enthusiasm was exhibited for the uomi nees of the Chicago Convention Mac and Pen, The people's- men. The meeting m addressed moat ably and eloquently by Hon Thomas A Hendricks and Hon M A. 0 Packard AMUSEMENTS. METROPOLITAN THEATRE. Corner of Washington and Ttnnrttee Strrel$. Tfi niiff r vir. W . if. Idler. Wednesday Evening, October 5th. (OH 11 A BKOTIIFRM. wssssaa sr. bo...kS FANCY liANCE. MISS f aNNY MERRILL. LOA 1ST OF A. LOVER. Patoa tr Admissios. lre- t'irrU and Parrjaette, 5" oritU; Pnvate B a., for six peootis, S& SO; Orchestra Seats, 75 cent; Oesters au i Family Circle, Xj cents; CSUUxei: iu arm-, l"i, al' referred -est- 'ic. Doors open at ? o'clock. Performance commence at a quarter to 8 o'clock precisely. MASONIC HALL. un. i rv rs e . TTR.il tiojtmi COMMENCING ON Monday Evening, October 3, 1864, And during tbe week, the real genuine Prof,sMr J. W. McALLISTtR. The Great World -renowned U A G I C I A N ! So w UIy known and celeb-ated as the Autocrat 4 c, and tbe greate-t of all Fi-oastidisitatourai. Ai-led by I a N O It Lm M O N 1' l. . Tbe di-t ngaisfaed pre e-rj.netn canatenr a: d Thau-maturgt-r, in a ertes of grand pre- ttdigilaloh! urforntances. A'tmisefou 50 cent. For parrlcnlars see small bills. boar open at 7 to comntet.ee at H o'cloek. ct3-dlw 1 WANTED. Information Wanted. MR. JKFKERSON LULL, wl.o ba lately c me aaaoog us from imss.Ui i e rgva,J wiaha to bod bia m. I. N .1, who he know cams tw this city a short mnn since, bat was cot aware that his father would come here Ua Ur Dill resides at No 9 Blaff street, which is in the -oath part of tbe city Any person who may see this a .tic aud direct tLe .anie to hi place uf residence will roofer a favor. Inquire fur Mr James St. John, on B all street. .r.apolt. itctober. ISS4. ocJ dlt PROFESSIONAL. Dr. A. D. (-ALL, No 65 North New Jersey Street, if 4-4 y

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II K NDR irks. EBMLNDS a to arajPLEaiflX praMUs IS BOOTS SHOES II AVE SOW IJf STORE A CoUTt E-TE ASSOET . ! of Saavy VA sad SUjaSS for FALL AND WINTER WEAR, EMRRAt 'IV 1 IN I'tltT CbaWren A ?alf, Calf and float Lace It ..u ann Balmoral. Mtaara Kip, Cair ar..l l'.wt I - Hoot ami PUIaaoWamse' Kip, Calf and Cast Lac- Boa Raiassrala resuiar sad extra Mis, ffrowieii'. Laonug. bait I). E- c aarsaa as, 4 Eiaa ... ral. Wemsn' Ruhher and Overshoes. Yoolhft' asd Boy." Boot., wlik anS without saetal tips. Men' .re Boats. Ma'. Kip ai.H Cair Boots all de. H u't French Kip and Cavalry Baals. Men's Buffalo Ovtrsboe. All of wbicU bat a bMn selected wltb poal carr, au. we ar- ate ,bai bavc th OOUfM to all th tra'l We invite the attention of SHOE DKA1JCUS sad Oeuerfd M. rrha is i Oor Stwb, snS wUI eudeavur U give satlsfacti.it: H KM KICK. EDMUEDS A CO. 40 South MsrvSiafistjeri, Schnuir. Blocbj eit-dlmU Indlans- lia. Ind. NOVELS mm TB fET NOVELS, rilH S Papular Series or Hovels Is not tbe produ J of dilapidstel 1 laoias and irrntlenaea, and tb ajuMmVen do not thi k it necsssary te exbntns fossils f former generations for the niu-enint of 'heir readers The w..rk. are all written by men or live gen u and talent, and hence the ease with wbkrb they bavc ool-ruu Ibeir tardy competitor. Having a Arm eobvictiaii that merit will assert Itself in spite of all oppoitt. nothine bnt the v: y he-t works are put opou tbs market Tbe public have always been our j tides ,and we Invtte to compare our work with all others The foltoaina; 1 a list of the Novels: So. 1 The Hunters. 2. Tb Trapper's Rtrt I Tbe Pai riot UiRbwayman. 4. Tbe Hunted Uatoniat. 5. Tbe Track of Fire. 6. Tbe Man Kaler 7 . Cbari. Mc Trmpls rt. Tbe Death Face The Ind an Slav--HI. The Turtle Catcher. II. The Hunter's Triumph 11. Tbs Ocean Rovers. 13. The Tory Outwitted. 14. Zeke Sturnani, th Lion-hearted Sco t. 15. Tbe Scoure sf I the 8ea. 16 Tbe Captive Maiden. 17. Long leirge I Joe, or the Ies3iiti uf tbe Wood IS Tba Wild Scom of thr Heantaiii. 1. The K. rest Lodge. V. Tbe HoiiKkintr Hanger. 31. Kattle.-uake Dick, or tbe Flower of tb- Wigwam. H. Hickstty Tom. the Rover These book- are for sale by all News Agut and Rook seller-. siH Kent post-paid on receipt of price. Ttrm- liberal to a. ei.tv i.KOKOK MLNKO A CO., -.4 JJt n7 William htreet, N. It. FOR SALE. DEISftalOIUXd V JOiJ, ir. ui t'ktnta Brakers, flW'l tplenaal Harden Farm, near tbe Hospital for I the laaaiSS, tie of 40 acre nuU lb other of R acrei., uicely improved and with "oil of the very ' quality. An improve.! Faroi of 177 srei near Pana. Illluois, far sale ver low, wr for trade for i lty property or land iu Marion county. Farm in different parts of tba State, and a variety of city property, for sale at rea-tonaSIt figures. waS-atai 1 MERCHANT TAILORING. LBWtl SaCIIOl.TZ, rHOI'HIVTOH OF THK FIRST J I.V IS IS MERCHANT TAILORING ESTA11LIH II Bf ES IV T, NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET, I'wu Doors Moiitta of I'oM Offir B INDIANAPOLIS octl-dtf CROCERY. INDIANA U KM K VROCEKY. rBiHK ander.-ifrued. havine increased tbe site of his -tore, c -nter of New fork and Tennessee street , : - can be Mipplied with all kind of Prssh Groceries, nil kinds of Pyo?uce and Fruit, also all kind. n srse anl Cow Feed; also Fresh Fish and Oysters reevived daily, which be will sell on reasonable term BMl deliver free of charge io any part of the citv. octt-dlw O. D. WIIXJU. PROFESSIONAL. Pi. IM A CLARK, Office No. 23 Virginia Avenue, INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. oct4 dim CLUE. GLUE! GLUE! GLUE! KOBE KT MMHJCV GLUE MANUFACTURER, URBAN A. OHIO, KEEPS cowstantly on hand a very m;erir ilne f.r Cabinet Makers, Prlaxers and Book Binders. septXI-d3m MEDICAL. Galen's Head Dispensary i l-'.stablinlied in m.0 and ( bartered b) tbe I -g i s I a t ti re of Kentucky, for tin trenteaenit f m w-a-s R nsi awarzP.-a, WMM LL H "Awf H efnttafaj Aud a I AfTecuons of the Urinary and Generative Organ sf both Sexes. JUST PUBLISHED. A PIIIVATK !Wjf.Dlr, TMEATIHI: iN VKNEkEAL DISEAAK8. IN ß i-iiding Gotiorbo-s. QhsN, Syphilis, Strictnre. Gravel. Rtone, Ruptures. I'll s, Kialoia, L'niiary Liepv-iu. sad sll Disease of the Kidneys, Bladder, Prostrate (ilaad. and Seaviaal Vraicle, aud tbe ir treatment, including a chapn FEMALE DISEASES, with obserration "ti marriafe and thr preven tion of conception. Containing a Treati so Serf Abase, Rperssatorrbea. 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Ts aa-ure safety ia all letters, dirsc; to OALSM'a HEAD DISPENnAET Drawer UT, UaisvtlU. ay i4-a4-dSwly a N KXPEBitCBCED HAND to ran a carcalar saw. X. can and laaaasdiats asapisvaaect m thw aty by sep- jaw-tw MskinaiAN a r&Kt

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- ar tks Union Store, No, 33 West Washington StreM, Lsre SIkI Cassplets Asanrtsaowi sf ISIss sn-t H lacladma lb QCtEEB. OEM, CHUCK aal einer LATE BTTLES. 'laahcs will d. well to ceil snS xaaalw aar sfasEt hat re j.-.n basing elsewboro. J. J. LYN II, iVe 33 HVof rTsaAtaytea $trtH. eptOo-lT WANTED. SI BSTir IT KS-Faroes wtsblBg te inSUii lebetlttttea will End it ts tbeir InUrsst ts seal st Ito. a West Marlaud atreat between IU.imWs aad Mervdisa treet-, PAlJIEk a Htkl) epiJS ' ANTKO Tw 0mmI Cooks eaa and einplojraMaat 1 v aimliinir imnw.liaielv at No N SmI ' m 1 - - Marviar street, between Illinois aud Mondial, trewt septus lLMKKFOKD WAWTED Twsnly Agent wanted to canvass tbto Stats, who can mske flue per ONwrtb Atly at So. S West M arrtsnd -treet, ttwesn lltiaots mt.4 Mertdiau streets. . PaIJIIK I lukU ep'SH 1 lTANrEI-8ix toiModoGeaeval bk aawwark tw a a u pefvata faantlj. Mar lab.i street. Appiy inmsftliatsly at No. a I'AtftWBa A rukU. w ANTED Twenty Carpenter' s- tl ' per day. Inquire st No Mart ian.! strsaa. AXTKI) Ten Seam.tre.ses lo work Men's Wear, at So. R Maryland UeL ANTED Two Bar Tender who can speak tfce liertii-ii laiiKiiafte, at N I Maryland strest w irrAXTItD-A loKenersl b- w. -k in s private family, at Mo S Maryland tare.) U. UT ANTED A i.rl to 4s naAW Sewia . . pnv.lsi Tf Tanmj and wuo ba. lat etp. -- ewiuR machine, at No. Maryland street. OYSTERS, CAME, C. Oyster and Game Depot I HAVI CDNSTAXTLT 05 HAND AT WHOLESALE aod retail auiiB4, OystaT-. Venison, lu k. QualK. I'mi-oiis. Prnirie t htrkeni. Ar. Also r chuHS and w ell selected UR of Siiiiitv 4 rocrrirs is Prnrtsions. Kemeinler I am sole Agent for Mahoney's Celebrated Oysters, The best Oyttters In the market. They are large, fret fretn ibell, if r.cb and delicious flavor, and always warranted fresh and the cans well filled. Sead order, accompanied hy cash, to C. C. WILLI Ajnr I0vu-dly 1 Ho. S North Illinois street. Indiasapolla. y SALOON. St. OH 4RLJN S1L00X .ü RKSTAlRiNT. f U1HK undersiR-ned. bas openerl a Saloon end re. H ft. . ekv a ea . . . . M. taarariT at an. isti Kast waahiasSen treet, pwapoMi Little's Hotel. It bas ten tiled up in the besa siyie. ani an Kinns or ajaie in toeir asason. oysters, a ., will be served, equal to any fir-t class RSUse in lbs coOBtry. The best of Liquor M d t'iRars can le bad at tba bar, at all hours day and night, ootl-dlw R TlYLOK U IC V a Uli Wasslaiiafton. Clt S', I. ATTtKNET8 AT LAW AND aOUCrTOBS Or Claims: Office No. 432 Psaasylvsnia avesws, a few door east of the National Hotel Will prosecute lalwts before tbe United States Court f Claims and l. oHf reBusiDess With all the Kxecutiee Itepartaaeuts, lacladIng Claims of every description connected wrtb tte Military and Naval Service, atteadad to with praaaptwes sad eaergy. usSS-SRan FOR RENT. TILL Iase for eight months, with fun. ture the b'.-e in which Illve. Will sell an eieell-nt tarnily borne aad r arris re wUb harness. The bnea wot ts ie used as a board ing bouse. BAN1F.L McCIX'ME ociJ-d3' NOTICE. COPARTNEHNHI I. HAVE this -lay a- T i ed with tm seir tn the Hat J. and Cap H'.- ;.e-. Er J H . Dessr, and shall conduct the business in Suture under the f lwta TtoTäCo. LEWIS l-EK-AK. We have just received a Ine stock of Men's and Bays Hats aas Caps, which ws will sell at low prices. LEWIS IMCShAk A CO., "g-11 No R West Wahtr.Rln street. II. W BK I BAKIiR, PHYaCUN AND &UR6E0S Office M. West U asblng issH i p vnmlvait RESIÜENCE NO. 31 EE NTH K Y A E N t I OFFERS his professional servleea to tha ciUae-aa s Indianapolis, and gaarantaea strict sad pr .auM atention to all those who may favor bfa with the - k. n. ph i:k x ( o., REAL KSTt.K H.KNT.v AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, No. 201-2 North Dlinois Street I ii alias Hi 4lai, XsaaI. asySf'SSdly FOR SALE. OISTE ACRE LOT N HORT I ILLINOIS STREET. Finely located for 'nee pi woei ty iim r Mr EE .NANS PIERCE, -sptia 42 w Real Estate Agent. Sa s - Log W :i ii t c d - -1 ii in . Imt for .alr T our Ssw Mill sa Kentucky A . Costaas wa-s ns ea saart ssnasi MMSSt a PMUtCE TO VOLUNTEERS. VoluiilcfTA TaLr olicc-. X iM" can get far ewe ysar s local aast 1'. h lefan.tr of RVA n caa ge-. for two ears a I ral and U 1. hawsty sf You can got fur three years a Ratal aast ML B a....... ..t r ' Uy ral ling on Ell HT FERt.l m M UMn-daM No le Seeth Mer.d sa street NOTICE. A Vt-trraii Kubstitutr C1AN be obulned by aanrytng at the City H.etsl. UR. ois atreac Ba Stoker aeed apply. oeiSli -Ll IHV aiAMLE. ÄENRT AUL-KS. Sew fash Uvary acdSale Stahle No IS aad 14 East Pari .treat, it Use rear 1 r wtss.