Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4562, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1865 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL.

TUESDAY MORS1NO, JUNK C. PRICING. Books, Circulars, Pamphlets. Blanks, Cards, BUI Heads, Checks, Bills Lading, ;., aV?., Vj. prMptlf I this Office In the liest tylp, n first quality Papers, and at fw Frier. Ire us a Call. CITY ITEMS. VST Tha Seeon 1 National U nk of thiacitv h Urn (JcvgntM i t (Jovernrnftit iep.ltor. tSTTh r;)ft tbt ImJiai.a soldiers ouM a . . bw paid ofTat Louisville is incorrect. They will receive their pay an 1 be dichirßl at this city. tTT Mis M. A. Croft t4 tendered a llenefit Concert at Masocic Hall, Wednesday evening, l'rof. Owen is the m'nical director. Ticket are for aale at Benriam k Co 's, unJer the Rates House. tPTbe Hoard of Equalization, consisting of the County Commissioners, Auditor, and Asees ort, are in session at the Auditor's office in the Court House. The Commii' will he in session for some lime. t?yTh City Coui.cil met la;t eei.'u-j. No business of any great importance was pisfd upon, although the Msiou Laid uutil quite late A little more dispatc h in the transaction of rity tnattrr, we think, might ith considerable, bene fit be introduced into the sessions of the Council. Sales or Real Katate at Ateno. Wiley St Martin, Heal Kttsto Auctioneers. sold yeeter day the following lts on Virtus, Avenue: 10 acre to Ernest Js'ohluiao fur t'2.37ü OU 4 Robert I. (Jrar c'GO 00 l Win. Smith " s!) 00 14 acres. Total for 'J lots, $1,035 IMI I3f Ws uuderetaud that the rrsidene now being erertfl ij Mr. Ih-lennn, at the corner of ermoDt and Meridian utrteu, ha been pur chased at a price of $10,000 as a residence for (Jot. Morton. The estimated coat of the buildin?, when complete!, is gGO.OOO, and it will oe one of the finest private residences, in the West. It is an aristocratic mansion for a üoverrmr of republican notions to reside in. It would Letter become a potentate Tm MiTnoroiiTAS. A Kood audience greeted Mri. Kile? last evening on the occasion of her benefit. The acting was rather creditable and the audience seemed well entertained. The onj( by Mrs Hodge was rendered in fir.e tj le and was loudly encored. Mrs. II. alwav does things well. Mrs. Riley as Norval, in Douglas, was well sustained. Pecuniarily the benefit was a success that the lajy w.is entitled, by her merit nd pri? ate worth, to recede. To-night Uncle TumV Cabin is armour reJ. mm m - - CoiiMaaciAL Hotel This hotel will be opened for the reception ot the traveling public to day, under the management of its popular proprietor, Mr. F. Reitz This house rns been enlarged, and is now one of the best in the city. It is Mr. It determination to spire? no pain in making those who stop with him feel at hom tnd erjoy trem-elves His table will always be supplied with the choicest the market affords, and every attention will be shown guets to render their stay pleisaut The house ia located on Che corner of Georgia and Illinois streets. VST" In the Federal Court yesterday, Williarn Whitesidea and Diniel Scales were placed on trial, charged with complicity in the Davie-s county consDiracy and murder of Captain Kli McCarty. The evidence is substantially the same aa that alreidy elicited in the trial of the others. John McAvoy ga.ve in his testimony laat evening. McAvoy plead guilty and has been used aa a witnesa in the other trials He is the person who hol McCiity. and is youri man of boyish appearance of about nineteen years of age. tf The workmen on one of the bnine houses in process of erection refused to otk yes terdjy on account of a reduction in their wages Hrick layer were getting $5 per dar, and were reduced to $1 51), whereupon they suspended woik. The difficulty was adjusted and wotkre sumed by a return to the old price Until all commodities resume something near their old standard, workmen will suffer do reduction of their wages, and employers should not dem it. d it. Ken!, and all the necesities of life aro as high at present as at auy past time, with few exceptions, and laborers must receire an adrUste compensation in order to properly support them selves niid families When landlords reduce rents and merchants and dealers their commodities, it will then be time for the reduction of dy wages. JTThe police made twenty arrests on Saturday night and Sunday, a msjority of which wero for intoxication, and the rest coming under the usual crimes. A few of the persons arretted by the police pay the fiue assessed agaiustthem, but the largest number are sent to j til in default. For some time th.it institution has been filled with these miserable vagabonds, and the ques lion arises, what is to be done with the excels of criminals? The chain gang suplies a place in day time for the men, but at night they are lodged in the jail. On account of the present condition of the city fiuaaces, wotk on the Uoui-e of Iiefuge. intended as a home for abandoned women, has been suspended, whieb will prob blv continue until some arrangement can be made by which the work can be done for a ju-t compensation, which will be when city onier? are received at par. With the jtil overflowing anduuroerous arrests daily made, it his become a puxiling question whit disposition can be made of them, by the Mayor. Tbe trivial fiue im posed on that class of offenders doej not leseu the commiiwioo of crime, and will not until the penalty is made to extend to a year or so of imprisonment, and where the criminal will be under wholesome restrictions and proper training. As it is, ten or fifteen days in the i uuty jail 1ns no terror, and the individual receives the naiitence with the utmost complaisance, thsukful to bperroittedto et.j y a re-pito from thj vicissitudes of life, even in a common jail, and. at the expi ration of their sentence, return to their vicioui habits, until again arretted. A reform iu thi matter is ceeded, and a field is preseuted tu which philanthropists can wotk with a certain murance of ample return in good fruits. HxAiMjUAaTuts District or Iücioa ) Ijidiasatolis, June 3, l?f5. ) General Order. Xo. 40. I Immediately on the arrival of troops at In Jianapolis. Indiana, to be metered out or pid. tl ey will proceed to the Soldiers tutce. where meals will be prepared. If they arrive in the nißht. tbey will remain at the S .id.rs Hume until morning II. The commanding cSioex and the officer m charge of muster rolN and records. wi'I report to Uritdier General T 0. Titcher. A. A . V M n.! r,.r li.n.n iih the roll and rtcordot their command, be ijred quir'ers. :d jeeeive further order III Officers will rerain with their coramiad bd in camp, until their resptctive command? are tnutered out and paid. This rule must We strictly obeyed tor tbehocor, wrHare and protection of the soldiers. The city ia filled with prof eiouul thieve-t i. J pickpockets, who are awaiting the arrival of the troops fur their harvest liy regaining in camp, ..tlu-ers will be euableJ to expedite ti e mustern g t.ut and payment of their command, aid many i:i aving their hard eri;eJ wge for ther fmilie. and prevent d turbances that might other ie IV. The rule etab!i.hed at Cimp Carrirg too. by Lieutenant Colonel Allen Kulhertord. Twenty-Second UegimeLt Veteran Heserve Corp, for the government of that Camp, wi'.l be trictlv obeyed by all who arc asigucl quirter at that rendetvous. llf comtuand ot Hrevet Mj r ürner.l Alvin r. Uovn. J. W. WALia. Major and AaaUfit AJjuUnt Üeneral.

rotier. MarrtM -James SoUivan, Thomas Mahan, Thcmts Mulrey, and Muhael Caho were Eoel the uol $3 and eot for beiig drunk, wfcich they pid and were discharged Iron custody. Alice McDonald, better known aa Scotch

Alice," and who keep an aristocratic bgnio in the west part of the city as set down for $2i. The courtraui took an appeal. Jack Djuners. for visiting a houc of iil fame, was sent to jail for thirty days. Conrad UavTand. Charles J. Francis. William II. Elditkun, Charles Koberts, Frank Scott, Jay Scott, Jimca McCacgley, Jacob Uearnes, and Michael Kelley, were put on the chain gaDg for ten days each,' lor ifubilrty to pay the LCceMtry "three" and cota for the pletaure of being drcr.k cn Sunday. Mollie IlUke got $5 abd costs for being an occupant of a houae of ill fame She paid the amount and was re!eaed Joha Curtis, for visiting a houc of disreputable character pid $14 70. Lxpehive visiting that. Cornelius Courtning.a pugnacious individual, wa set down for $ 10 for dieturbirs the cafe and uict of the Sabbath day. If TJMIINISWH NOTIC1CH. tiJ"A grand pacing match, for $200, will tome offthts afternoon at Sugar (irove Trotting Park, at U o'clock, which clood with the following entries: Simon McCarty enters tbe prsy gelding Pan V(Mrbce. Kobert Watt enters the gray gtlling Sidnev Tel. William Uuckahot enters the orre! gelding Wicked Yankee. Hugh Delzell enter White Cloud. All to turn c. Also a quarter race between two horses of the .Ith regiment. e SiKAWBLcar FiaTiVAL The ladies of the lliihfh Lutheran Church will hold a Festival this evcitirij?, at the Church, corner of New York and Alabama streets, halt of the proceeds of which will go to the proposed liorre fur Disiblcd Soldiers All the denen ies ot the eipjii will be served up in fine tyle and at rea soluble piices. All interetcd iu the above object are most cordially invited to be present. Ticket can be hau Curing the day at the money de-k of Adiros Kipros Co., ttnd at the door in the evening. 4 fc37Scnour'a Drug Store is the place for all to go that are in want of Paints, Oilo, llruahc!. White Lead, any kind ol Dye-stuff, Ulas, I'utty, Pcrlutneries of all kinds for the toilet, Pure Oid Iiourbon Whiskies, French Drandien, Still mid Sparkling Cttawba Wines, the Clieet lot o (ihiss in the cit v ; in fact, you cau procure any thing kept in a Drug Siurc at the Itjtc Houe j Drui; Store. L j Tho moat tempting collations are daily mtt cd up at the Geranium. The latest delicti cies of the eisun are there to be procured A new order of thiug has been instituted, and the etiul "Hei" understand;! tho buiiues? completely. Tue Iren; also is a famous plsce of revolt C ill and ce. -f t?T"A rich growth oi hair produced, the natu ral color restored, (not djed), and all diea.-e of the cc!p, tilling ctt. Ac , cured by usi-g"Ku-rtka," the iutallible tuir restorative Price $1 00 per bottle. Sold by all druggists. J It SkX'tK, Druggist, Hates House Mock, Agent. eod-tf Ho, Foa Cincinnati. Remember tLe Odd Fellows' Kx-urion to Cinciuiuli, Thürs lay, June fih. Secure your tickets early, they sie to be had of Messrs Touey, Bvram & Co , Me-rs 15 wt n, S ewart A Co , William Uraden, A M. Penhitn A C , Willard A Stowell, and of any ot tbe (ientral Committe. f t??"Tlic Indianapolis ItsurBtiCe Corup:inj is prepared to insure property against lorS by hre This is a first cIam Couipmy, m tnaged by our most responsible buinfs men. Their idlice n in the Sinking Fund building, on South Pci.ii sjlvauu street Win. HeLderson, I'resident, und Alex. C. Jameson, Secretary. 25-lm tySee Dr. Wm. Tbomson'8 advertisemeut on the fourth page of to days p-ner. jau 25 tf. SIT Wanted. Four"weekly and Ten Day Hoarder at No 147 Wen Wnhiogton street, t fFrotn the Kew York Kventng I'ust.J tra of .Votevn Sttuteaiuen. It u-td fomctimts to be made a reproach to us American! that no man could hope to reach our highest political place until the virile age was long past. An "old public functionary," as Mr. Kuch:inn once called himself, is likely to be 11 despicable object ; and if it were true that an American citizen could 1 ok to be President ouly when be bad cc?ed to be bt for that or any other pot of responsibility, we should be in a poor ca--e. Hut, compared with our English cousius, we ate ruled by a tet of young men; and it is, perhaps, just as well that our Presidents and other high ollicials have usually attained to years of moderation and prudence before they are entrusted with power. "Old men for council, young men tor fight," was an old Indian proverb. John C. Hreckinridge was the youtgest man in the roll of Vice Presidents and his bot blood led him into the most tlsgrant treison. Kmile Oirardin recently reproached tbe blindness of death, "which has removed Itichtrd Cobdeu, aged nxty one. and left Lord Palmerston, agtd eighty one." Cobden'e death was mourned as untimely; and truly, amoog the pre hent race of Hrhish statesmen, be counted but as a young man Paltnerstou is Prime Minister und eighty-one; President Johnson is but fifty-t-eveu, and Mr. Lincoln was but fifty six. Kail Uussell is Secretary tor Foreign Affairs, and eventy-three. Mr. Seward our Foreign Sec retarv is the oldest mtn in the Administration, and but sixtv-four. Mr. Cameron, the iormer Secretary of War, is two years his senior. The Lord High Chancellor of Kugland is sixty five, but Chief Justice Chase is but fifty-seven. Mr. (flid.-tone is fitty-nx. and is reproached as a very young man. He is the future Premier of England; but Eirl Russell stands between him snd the succeion, in case of Lord Palraerston's Lord Derby, the chief of the English opposition, is frixty six, and his second, Mr. D israeli, is sixty, and must some time ago have laid aide the flowing locks with which Punch stilt decor ates his head. Among the Cesser lights, men who are slowly working their way upwsrd, and of whom tbe British public expects something in the course of time, arc Mr. Milner (tioeon, who h filtj-eight, Lord Clarence Paget, the laborious Secretary of the Admiralty, fifty-four, Mr Whiteside, the eminent Irish barrister, fifty-nice, Sir Fi'zroy Kelly, sixty-seven, and tther not less mature "rising young men. Let us K-ok for a moment at the ages of our own prominent public men. Mr Huchsnan be came President at the age of sixty five; Mr. P. tree at forty eight; Mr Lincoln at fifty two; Mr. Johusoa at fitly seven. Breckinridge was but thirty four when be was chosen Vice President; Mr. Duglas was but forty eight when he died; Mr. Sewt.rd became sixty five but a few dajs aj;o, and, after a long life in opposition, reached the second place in the Administration at tbe early age of fixty-ota. Senator Sumner is but fifty-four; brave old Ben Wade is sixty five; Senator Wilsou is but fifty three; General Hti.ks became Speaker of the Houe lun th r;y ii ne, arid is now forty i.ice; Mr. Fesscn dn is fifty nine; Speaker Colfax is but fortto; Winter Dvi is lorty tihi; and Senator Spraiue, ot Kh de lland, a favorite of fortune. Ins been Governor. General and Srnttor, and i j c l b-.t thirty five Ttiuldeu Stevens is seventy two, '.d Rtvtrdt Johnson is sixtv-nine. Mr. Hat Ian, ju.t made tcretsry of the Interior, is but cft)-five; Mr Adams, oar Minister to England, is fi.'tt-efght; and among the opposition, Yall inUighatn is forty-tour, anJ Fernando Wood fitly three Jiff Divis was b rn in the in:c vear with Pt evident John-on, and the year btfore Mr Lincoln. S iJell Ls as old as Thsddrus Sievct.s ffvf tity-two: Maren, his cmrauion iu the Sm Jac.cto affair, is sixty seven; Henry A Wise i.i prematr.rely old at filty-niue; Tombs is filtylie; Orr but I'ortv three; Axinder Stephens fifty' three, arJ Leteher hity four; Herschl V. JoUnson was forty eight wheu he was placed as Vice Presidenten the Douglas ticket; Yancey d.e l a: fiftv; and 1'orcr.er Miles, of Suth Carolin. i loriv three Jon A. Gilmer, of Ntrth Carol, na. who is reported to be on his way to Washin-ton.to tonlcr with the IVe.-iJcnt on the affairs of that State, is juit sixty; acd Wm. A Grihani. aba accompanies him, is sixty five. The Etnreror Napoleon is of the same ae el President jobuswn nJ Jeff Dvis. Tbe late Duke de Moruy, the Emperor halt brother, died at fllty-three The Emperor of Russia is fortv-sevea, and Victor Emanual is forty-five.

TelegrapWc Dispatches.

aaroBTa itniutrroim sabli svavi iittibbl. aMIIJaVIGIIT kkpokt, ;rr .'navrnlnir Itepwrt siee rirat l'af. CONSPIRACY TRIAL. Steele Ordered o Rio Grande. A BLOCKADE RUNNER CAPTURED. NORTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS. GOVERNOR PJIOWN rXUSTED FOB TUE UNION. GENERAL WEITZEL-S EXPEDITION i,,vti:u vnon europe. Ac.. Ac. Ac, Ac Illockadv Itunner Cuptured Tlie Arrest wf uovernor Magratla. NlwYobk, June 5 The steamer Arago brings Savannah datis of the lt. 1 he Herald says: A Committee of citizens hs been appointed to viait Washington and represent to President Johr.sou the sentiments of the loyal citizen of Cr.cathtm county. Oj the alternooti of the 31st of May a brig having British papers was captured at Lybec for at attt nipt to bieak th blockade off port Stvannah. Secretarv Welles and part? visited Savannah on the 31st and returned to Port Kojal. The Charleston Courier publishes a circular from (ien Hatch dviaing planters to make contracts with it ted men, ai.J aying infirm LCroes must be btjpjort-d in their respective diilticts The Courier si-: Our. M gratb was arrested br a licntcn trat Hhd two soldiers and taken to Charlcrttoti A great body of the moat redpect:ble citizens waited uoon bira espre-'tiing their STtonathy abd re?pect. That such au occurrence wliould bo pernihted in the capital of the State is coii'.lu-ive as to the complete general and nl)-ieil prostration of the ni-ople Gen. Ufltxel'a i:iedltloii. I'onruK-.-, Mo.vaoa. June I I'l,o second por lion of he Texss licet, couipti-ing troof s of the First Divinioti, Twenty-filth Corrs, under the coiomandot (ten. Draper, have been renting in tiar.vports in Hm.p'nti Houls, Virginia, prepatiry to ailir.g South. For the past few day ocryil.ii g which will conduce to the comfort Miid health of 1 1 00 rri o:i a long and tedious voyage is being forwarded with all dispttch possible. Geu. Wei z arrived Irom City Po ut vester. dcy with bis wtsff; he has selected the Weateru Metropolis for his Hag ship. It is supposed the whole fiett will be off before to-morrow morning. The transport fleet in the harbor is composed of the following ve.se!: Western Metropolis, Glincis, Empire City, J. S Everraan, Louise, Towunda, Sur of the South, Liwrenco, Cam bii.i, Richmond, Beaufort and Neptune. Sir Starlight arriveJ to day from Hilton Heal with Gov. M igrain of South Carolina, en route tor Washington, under arrest. I. uler frna Curope. Nkw York, June 5 The eteaonhip Citv of Washington, from Liverpool, the 21th, and Q ieenstowu, the 25:h, arriveJ here to-day. Her aJ vices are one day later. Tbe London 01 says: The question of the Alabama's depredations reached an unpleasant point, (treat Britian having refused to indemnify, and the American rejoinder alludes to compulsion The Paris Monitcur confirms the revocation of the order limiting the stay of Federal ships in French ports, and says France has also announced that he will hasten the removal of all other restrictions as soon as the Washington Cabinet cetses to exercise exceptional rights, which, as belligerent, it1s eutilled to claim towards neutral powers. The Mjniteur says it is believed that Johnson will follow the wise and frieudly policy of President Lincoln. North Carolina Affair. Xi.w YoaK.June 5 Newbern advices slate thut the result of the judicial investigational To ronto, showing that the yellow fever there last summer, which carried off some thousands, was introduced br the iufamous Dr. Blackburn, has caused the utmost horror. The people of tho State sre fast becoming reconciled to the Irec labor system, and like the change. There is a strong attachment between masters and their former slaves, and they Heek each other, making satisfactory terras for labor. 1 he universal suffrage question excites great interes', the people being divided only a to the time when the negro should vote. The removal of trade restrictions caused much rejoicing, and acesr life has been given business. Newbern promises to be very healthy this summer. Davit Mill tat I orlrca .Tionree. New Yoax, June 5 The Tribune's Washington rpecial says: It is rot true that Jiff. Davis has been brought from Fortress Monroe. The President, on Saturday, told a Congress man that it seemed desirable that Davis be tried by a civil court for high treason as a perpetual reminder that treason wks our highest crime, and he was willing to spread before the world the secret testimony in the assassination case, and trust to their verdict as to Davis' complicity. Gov. Brown has been released, and will go home under a pledge to work earnestly fur the restoration cf Georgia to her allegiance. Troop mating; llirougii ltiilu4elplala. PiiiLAf Eipin a. June 5 Within the last forty ciht hours returned troops have been entertainpdst the Cooper's Shop and Union Refreshment S iloon., including the 5th New York, lt Rhode Ishnd battery, 1-t Maine artillery, 1st New II imp-hire artillery, KHh Malue bat tery, U h Massicnusetts bttterv.'Jl 3J,4thind 6 h Maine b.itttries, 12:h New York battery, 19,b Maino regiment and 'J5th New York regiment, besides Pennsylvania and New Jersey regirctnts. Yellow l ever hi llarbadoea. New York, June i Birbidoes papers of the 15 h of May, state that the yellow fever is again raging among the crews of vessels at Dtfmerara Ninety three cues were admitted to the hopitl iu fourteen days, eighteen terminating fatally. In friniitd an i Grenada he ivy rains have injured the prosptcs of the cane crop to the extent of S.tXKUiogshea :s. In Gujdaloupe crop operations are brisk. The whirves tnd storehouses at Proint-a-IVtrel are full of suir. iibcriiliona 10 bore rniutnt Loan. PuiLalk.LfUi.a. Jure 4 Subscriptions to-day tj tt e 7 3 !on reported by Jav Cooke were $1,U93 250 The I arge-t W,ifni üub-cript'nns ete $l(M).t)C0, fiom the Fourth National BAi.k ol Pittsburg, at d $50 bOd from the First National Bank ot "Album Thelargeat Eisten subscription aere $75 000 fruJ Vermiihe A Co.. New Yoik; $50.000 from the Mechanics and Traders Bank. Portsmouth, New Hampshire; $50,000 frum the F.rt National Btnk, Portland. Me. Seven hu&dred and nine individual subscription. General Merle Ordered to itto lirainle u Ob n l urgf l orrr. Nkw Yoxk.Ji.lc5 A sveciil to the Commercial, dated Washington 5:h, sas: The Mexican que-tiou once more attracts attention. Gen. Steele hiving betn oiJered to the Rio Grande with an army of ob-ervitiou of 30.C00 men. The foreign Amissa Jcrs are greily pt.rpiextd at tbe movement It is undeistool lhat Count Mioihalon will demand an eijlacatioa iron the State Department. .trrral of ta .Murderer. Kigton, C. W., Juue 5 Sjinislus Birean, whj cj manned a double murder at Ltpritit,a t - .mm I...- Mt 9 Jmm Mr. A AaffAl llA.A I . . , lll.ll, j,M ICW Uli auiic. mum aiiotcj ucic list uiu, uiguised as a preacher. He has made a full confession.

Jndre Craaae at new Orleans.

Naw OBLKA5I. June 5 Chief Justice Cbaso arriveJ to-day from Mobile General Seridm hisajumed the command of the Military D. vi-ion of the Southwest, em braciog tbe country west of tbe Mia-uippi ar.J Arktcsas rivers. Generals Cinby and Sheridan have issueorders permitting cotton to be brought to the market without military interference. General Canty has divided the Department of the Gulf into the following four district: Louiiana, bev.uutcti at Ne Orlean; Mitsia-ippl, Jackson; Alabama, Montgomery; Florida, Tallahassee. TLe citiiec of Louisiana appear much gratified by the programme of the new military authorities. The steamships Evening S:r anJ Georgo Cromwell have arrived. General Hood, the last rebel of note, sn 1 staff, surrendered of Mav. t? Genera! Davidson on the 31st fieaa. Mirrmtin a I IoiiBtiKer pair. Pot wuKiirsiE, June 5. Nearly 2.000 persona assembled at the depot to-night to give Mijor Gen Sbermm a welcome when the train arrived. The crowd was wild with excitement. Tbe General spoke as follows: "Fiicnds, I am not going to make a speech; lo comotives and cars aie unfavorable I thank you all for your kindness. I had the honor to be a fellow traveler with your noble regimeut, the 150th New York. I understand they are soon to come When they arrive they can tell you better than I of the events that have hip pened I bid you good night. As the General entered the cars he was fol lowed bv shouts and cheers llout Pasting Cairo. Cairo, June 5 The steamer Sillie List, from Memphis for Cincinnati, pised up with 43G bales of cotton. The steamer L'berty, from Memphis for Louisville. paeed up lat night with 300 bales of cotton for Evit:svil!c The Adam Jacob, from Memphis for St. Louis, passed up with 13G bales Large quantities of cotton and Ubtccoare com'iig into Hickman, Kv. Conviction ot Co I. Smltli,er t elrzrupli S 1a m ? . Bonox, June " Tbc trill of Col F. 0. J. Smith, of MsSne. on an indictment bv the Grand Jury of Suit ilk county, for suborination and perjury, occupied the Superior Criminal Court nearly the whole of last week, and resulted this moruing in a verdict of guilty. After the ien dering of the verdict, the counsel of Col. Smith applied for lime to file a bill of exceptions, and the Court printed or,f month for the purpose. Canadian Affairs In rnglund. Toronto. Juue 5 The Globe, of to dty. utiounces that the Cinadian delegates in England sre meeting with maikcd fuccess The policy proH)sed includes a basis upon which the connection between England and Cinadt will be rendered Grtn and lasting, and includes measures to immensfly enhance the prosperity of the country and develop in resources. The Very Latest THREE O'CLOCK A. M i Ti:itr.M ix; m:vs i rt'.tis KXAMINATIOV AT NAVAL ACADLUT. Naw York. June 5 Tbe examination of the students of the Naval Academy at Newport, R, I , is in progress Among the members of the Board of Examiners are Vice Admiral Farragut and Ctpt. Worden. The students have been subjected to a rigid examination in (heir studies, put through the u-ual out door drill and required to exercise iu matui'uvering sloops ofwar and naval gunnery. Iu a short time they will start on their regular annual (sea cruise, it is reported that the Naval Academy will soon be returned to its former location at Annapolis. Nit TV TKLKi.RAl'U LIN is. Tba Times' says: The United Slates Telegraph Co rar, my have contracted with thoroughly re liible parties to build two wiies of telegraph Tom Si Louis to Chicago and San Francisco. The lines front the eastern cities named, to Den ver City, and from San Francisco to Virginia City, are to be finished thid fall. LLE'SCASK UEi ORK THE NORFOLK COURTS. The Tiibune bss a special from Norfolk, Va , dated -1, which pays: The impeachment of Gen. Lee, be lore the Grand Jury, in the Uuited States District Court, in pession iu this city, was postponed last Wednesday untit to-day, in conerquence of the reception of the President's Proclamation of Amnesty, and as tbe presiding Judge stated, to afford an opportunity to those interested to peruse and study the import. GIK. VTKlTZXL'a IXPtniTIOH. The Tribune's Norfolk special says: The Texas expedition under Gen. Weitzel consists of two divisions of the Twenty-fifth Corps. Sixty fJrt class ateamcrs are used as transports. They take forty days' rations, and'5l)0 rounds of ammunition per mau. Maximilian's emigration cur ma. The World' Washington special says: Tbe Mexican Emperor has started au emigration scheme similar to one receutly advertized here bv the agents of Juartz. The known agents of Maximilian arrived at New Orleans on tbe 27th of May; probably several had been seat North before that time. Agents have been sent to London, Paris and other European cities, while appeals will also be made to Canada. Ths work ot these agents is to advertize extensively ; and to insure Mexican emigration they are authorized to grant to every emigrant who will swear fidelity to the Mexican Empire 300 acres of the best land or five rections of the bet mining territory in the Empire. CENLBAL L0ÜAX. The same special says It is reportei that j Gen. Logan will be aligned to immediate com mand. GENERAL THOMAi' RECtmSN iV TOE FOURTEENTH CORFS. The Herald's Fourteenth Corps correspondent describes the enthusiastic reception of General Thomas by this Corps, the same he commanded at Chick arnnuga. In the Fourteenth Corps, twenty one non veteran regiments go home, two eastern regiments report to General Augur, leaving only about twenty veteran regiments to go West. RILES IN RELATION TO THE EMPLOYMENT OK MEN IN XAW TARlS. The Secretary of the Navy has issued h circu lar directing that in the employment of mechanics and others iu ths Navy Yards.at Naval Station-, or elsewhere in the service ot tbe avv Department, preference be given to such as have been houorably discharged from tbe naval and marine corps, and especially those who have been wounded or disabled, provided they are capable of performing, satisfactorily, the duties required of them. CONslL AT VALFARI AiO. Wasbinotoj, June 5. Hon. A. W. Clarke, some time ago appointed United State Cocsul at Valpariso, has accepted the appointment, and will proceed at once to his post. release of all prisoners under tue rank of major. An ordtr for the reieAse of all prisoners of war under the rank of mijor will t-oora b? i-sued. Commissioned officers will be require 1 to give borids for the faithful observance of the oath THE ''EW ARTS. Secretary Seward wis at the State Dcpirtmect to day for over four hours, attending to his disp itches for fo.eign mills Frederick Seward ia steadily improving in health. TRANSPORTATION TO BE Fl'RMjtlFb rRlSONLgS OF WAR The War DepariSBut. has just i-sued an or der directing the Qairtermaster's Department to furnish all prisoners of war and citizen prisoners, who h if e or may be released by reason of lakiLg tbe oath, with transportation to their homes, or to the nearest points thereunto, which it may be practicable to revh by the usuil route of water and railroad traii'portitioc. TUREATEX1N LETTERS TO THE FRCStDENT. The President of the UniieJ State has, within the pist few days received violent threatening Uucrs, which have been placed in the bands of the proper authorities 0e of the letters was mailed in this city and bea.-a tbe signature of "Grapevine.

TiiiAL or the cojiriitATon. Wasuinoton, Jcce 5 Tfct reord of the previous day having been read, tbe examination of the witneAsee was Continued, aa follows: TESTIMONY OF w. B. IVANS. Examination of W. B. Evans, Pator cf the Fifteenth street Presbyterisn Colored Church of Wa-lington, by Judge Advocate Holt. The testimony of ibis witnewi was to tbe effect that he was wc'.i acqiaiatcd wtth J. L Jenkins; knew his general reputation to I that of a d s loyal mau. though ta 16C1 and previous to that period, he bad pretended to be in favor of the Union; he had known him to be outspoken in bis sympathy with tbe rebellion. He waa slightly acquainted with the prisoner, Dr. Mudd. About thelstorSi March, whi'.e coming to Waabiog-

ton, tbe prisoner passed witness comicg in the am direction; did not see tbe accused in the city en that occasion; neither saw bim return nor knew where he Hopped while in the city. On the cross examination of the witness, conducted by Mr. Campbell, tbe following evidence wis adduced: Utve been acquainted with Mr. Jenkins about fifteen years; be pretended to be a Union man in 1561, but witness believe bim a hypocrite; knew from his actions that he waa opposed to tbe Government; these actions consisted in his betting tbe South would succeed, and that the country would go to ruin; did not hear him use theso expressions, but only heard from others he had made use of them; did not know he was a Union man in lbC3, or that be attempted to procure Union votes on the occasion of the tlectiou in Maryland; knew him to attempt to raise disturbance at the tolls, to keen Union men from voting, in consequence cf which he was arrested. . TkSTIMONT OF T. B. R08Y. Mr. T. B. Roby testiGed a folio : Have known Jenkins for several yeari; from my per sonal knowledge of bis conduct and conversation known bim to be mot disloyal man in the country, open and outspoken in his hatred of the Government; heard him curse the President of the United States and say, "old Lincoln offered him an office, but he would not hold au office under such a d n Government." Crois elimination. I hue knowu Jenkics four or five ye ar; knew hire as a Union man, and uulil be abandoned tho Union patty, which he did irurue liately upon losing a negro servant whom be held as a Inve; nerrr heard of any attempt on his part to secure Union votes; on one (KCisioti he hoisted the Union flag in '61; never hsd any cuit ng iintt Jeukin; he had commenced a suit sgaitut A. H R'jbv. wit riefe fon, for false imprisonment. Than MONT OF JOUN M THOMFTSON John M Thompson testified, he bad known Jeukins for years; four years ago he was reported loynl, but for the l ist two years and a half he has been opeu and outspoken in hostility to the Government; witness himelf had bceu loyal throughout the rebellion; had iived in the family of Mrs. Surratt iwo years, and from the convereatious of that lady, which wete invariably against the Government, he believed her disloyal. Cro examined: In lbGl-'b2 Mr Jenkins was considered a Union mm, snd in lbC'i he was not; w i? iiens never knew ol h;a coming to v ashingNin at nny time to procure the votes of Union citizens; Jenkins raised a Union flag in 1801. when be had the reputation of being a loyal man; witness had heard himay he hated the Government, but hadn't heard him Mate any cause for hate; in tegard to the emancipation policy in Maryland. Jehkins had said it wss all wrong; in cshe he was forced to fight, he said he would go with Smith. TESTIMONY OF W. B. EVANS. W. B Evans was recalled, and testified that he was acquainted with Dr. Mudd; saw him at church, iu Bryantown, in December, 1S50; saw bim at di Cerent times at Washington in the streets and about hotels, nnd last winter at Mrs. Surratt's house; could not s ty what time unless he referred to his journal; was riding down street, going to ee Rev Mr. Butler, of the Lutheran church; didn't see him, but went to prayer meeting at his church; when I saw Dr. Mudd entering Mrs. Surrati's house he was dressed in dark clothes and soft felt hat; I have seen his father, within three years, on the road leading to this city; 1 mentioned the fact of my having met the prisondr, Dr. Mudd, on the road to Washing, ton and seeing him going into Mrs. Surrati's huoc, to my father; I hold secret commission under tho Government, and am a detective. TFSTIMOKT CF MRS. KAN NT MUDD. Mrs Fanny Mudd was examined by Mr. Eving. The prisoner is my brother; am familiar with h'n whereabouts during the first to the fifth of March Uat; on the first my sister was taken sick; on the second my brother took breakfast with us; on the third he came to the houe from his barn at 11 or 1'J o'clock in the morning; he took dinner and stayed until il o'clock, when he went away, but returned about 4 o'clock with some medicine for my sister; on the fourth be came to dinner; on the fifth he visited us in the evening in company with Dr. Bjankford; I m confident the accused was not ab-ent from borne during the first and fifth of March; I hive been iu the habit during the last four years of visiting ray brother's houe frequently; never heard of John H. Surratt being there; beard of Booth being at the house about the first of laat Novem ber; in 1 1 G I there were three gentlemen stopped in the pines around my brother's houe, Jerry Dyer, Andrew George. TESTIMONY OF ( HARLES DUELL. Charles Daell testified that he live I in Washington, and while recently in Moorthead City, N. C, picked up a letter addressed to John W. Wise; the letter was floating in the water near the Government wharf; it read as follows: " Washington, April 15, 1SG5. " Dear John I am happy to inform you that Pet has done bis work well, and be is safe, aud Old Abe is in bell. Now, Sir, all eyes are on you. You must bring Sherman Grant is iu the hands of Old Gray ere this. Red Shoes showed lack of nerve in Seward's case, but he fell back in order. Johnson must come old Crook bad him in charge. Mind well that brother's oath, aud you will have no difficulty. All will be safe, und we will enjoy the fruits of our labor. "We had a large meeting laett night, all were bent upon carrying out the programme to the letter. Rails are laid for a safe exit. Now I eaT ag tin, "the lives of our brothers and force and life of the Sjuth depend upon carrying this programme into effect." No. 2 will give you this. It is ordered that no more letters shall be sent by mail. When you write sign no real name, und send it by some of our friends who are coming home. We want vou to write how the news was received there We receive great encouragement from all quarters; hope there will be no getting weak in the knees. I was in Baltimore yesterday I jour folks are well. Don't lose your nerve." 1 he witness knew nothing of the psron to whom the letter wci addressed; said he knew nothing of the key to cipher, but they com menced at the date and began making it out; he had no acquaintance with the cipher till he came to Washington; letter didn't seem to have been long in the water. TEST.'MONT OF BETTT WASHINGTON. Betty Washington corroborate! tbe testimony of Fanny and Emma Mudd relative to Dr. Mudd between the 1st and 5 h of March; never knew John Surratt to be there; witness thought Dr. Mudd took breakfast at home on the 2d of March. TtsTlMOT OF J AMES f LRlit'SOX. James Furguson testified that be waa present when the letter was found. rurguonsaw it first, and called attention to it; this was on the 1st or 21 of May. TrsTivoT or wie . r wood Wm. P. Wol, Superintendent of Old Capitol Prison, testified, he had known Jenkins five or six vetrs; Jenkius was an opponent of the Dem oeratic partv, and wss one of the Union party when it was first formed in lt'Gl ; be was consid ered one of the most reliable men up to lb62; be orpose-i Harris, as be couriered bim a seces sionist; Jenkins printed the Union Flag in lirGl; wanes new Robv as a friend of the Admicis tration: witness received tome information from Jenkins, which led to the capture of Booth thought it was a loyol act. ani believed Jenkins loval man John D. Linddcn and Peter Tro'.ter testified similarly. TLSriMOXT Or TU DM AS DAVIS. Thomas D-ivn tetifiei that Mudd was home from the firt to the fifth of March. Mr Ewing offered in evidence a telegram from John MrCullocb, dated June 2J, statirg that be leit Washington Much 2fth, and has cot been there aince. and offering bis testimony before tbe American Consul at Montreal if required. TE-TIMO.VT or JOH DVIS. John Davis testified tht Mu id was tt home on the third of March. Tha Coart went into secret aesiion. and finallv I adjourned until to morrow.

Itsxtlcmskt Trpsf;rapblcai Coaveatlwn ,PHiLaDiLpnra. June & Tbe Fourteenth An nl Session of the Typographical Union com

menced to-da?. A Urge Dumber of de!egates arc present, a spirited discussion took place on tbe right of ex delegates to hold seata In tbe Convention. The question w si decided in tbe negative by eighteen yeas fo twenty seven cays AcjourneJ till Tuesday. officer orte to Parole Klrkvf Smith's Array. Ton, June 5 New Orleans advices of ths 3ist, state that the First Diviiion, of the I nirteentn Corps. General Dennis in command. win eoon proeee-i to Shreveport, accompanied by General Andrews, Colonel Bertram and Colonel Milner, as commtaionera for Smith's Army. parolirg Kirby Judre Itullltt'e Succp..r. Lot tiviiLE, June 5 Wm. Simrsoa. of G1a gow, Kentucky, has been appointed Judge of the i-ouri or Appeau, to nil too vacancy caused bv the removal of F Bullitt, until the election of his successor. Fire at Illngtinm, Mas. Bo-tc. June 5. The works of Hiogtam. vorsage & iyo., at ilinguatr, were mostly de aa4i m. a, a airojcvj ny nre iai night. J ne loss amounts to $u,tUU. mostly covered by insurance. - aw e . mmSixth Corps to be lie viewed . Washington. June 5 A general order has been issued by Major General Meade for a re. view of the Sixth Corps, Mjor General Wright commano'Dg, in tnis city on 1 rjursday, tub mil. COMMERCIAL. i av rauaaaara. Cincinnati Harket. Oisciwxati. JuLe 5. Flour dull; Superfine $5 25(3 $5 GO; xtn G 753U b5, and family 7 O0r7 75. Wheat, red $1 4 Ojwhite $1 50Q1 60. Oats, 55c. Com COCiiOc. Rye bb. Clover peed 414 Barley $1 1U1 2d. OaU 5Sj. Wbi.-ky dull; small sales at $2 05. Me pork $'23 00Q23 Mlj. Bulk meats; lu4(311c for shoulders and side. Hulk hariid 0. LtrJ lG3'c. Kacbaug firm. Groceries quiet and unchanged. Sugar 130 17c. Coffee 2S3lo. Molasses $1 twl 23 Hutter 20 (324c. Silver $1 25 Gold $1 35 N. w or market. Xlw York, Jure 5. Cotton 43c for middling. Flour 5010c' lower; at iG Q5G4(lfor extra state; $G HOnzG Ü5 tor extra round hoop Ohio, and $7 liOfjtö 75 for trade brands. Whi?ky 12 052 07 for western, and $2 06 for refined. WheatWinter red western $1 50; prime $1 G5J; amber Michigan $1 bU; choice $1 77 Rvc dull. Com fcOP3 for new mixed wesiern, H)c for new mixed. fr5c for choice, and 'Jl'gC for inferior to prime western yellow. Oats bOc Wool dull. Petroleum dull at 35c for crude, l(Tr5I for refined in bond, and G'J(370t do free. New mess pork $25 00027 50; $27 00 0 27 35 for 'G3-'G4, do cath and regular way, closing at $21 25 for ch, $19 50 for prime, and $1U 00(320 00 prime mess. Plain mess beef $10 00 (Uli 00; extra mess, $12 00(3 ' Itf oo- teef bsms. 2G(2d 00c. Cut meats; 12014'c for shoulders, and 14017 for hams. Bacon; lGc for Cumberland cut; 14c for long ribbed, and 1434'(3I5? for ehort ribbed. Lard 15018c. Butter, 21 J0c for Ohio, and2332Jc for State. Cl.ee 9lGc. Rice dull. Coffee dull. Sugar, 10014.;. Molasses 50c. Heps 10.()c. 3ioncy, b rr cent .. Sterling 1 100110 Gold opened at $1 354, for first class bills, closing at $1 30 . Stocks firmer. SEW TORE MONET MARKET. New York, June 5. Gold dull and tends downward. Sales for shipment quite limited, and custom demand light. Quotations from $1 JiZ up to $1 3jk' at which it closed Later. Gold closed at Gallagher's exclave last night at $1 3b INSURANCE. TRAVELERS' INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, CONN. Capllol $300,000. INSURES AGAINST ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. bcnerul Accidental Policies F OR Five liuiidrad Dollar, with S3 pr week com pensation, cau be had for 13 per annum, or any other um Lata eta 1-00 andilU.OüO at proportional rate. Ten Dollars Premium Secures a oolicv fur 12,000, or 1 10 per week coanpeitRation for all aul every lexcnptioo or acciJDt travel lng or otutrwiae under a t nersl accl'lent policy, at tbe ordinary ratea. Ttilny Dollars Premium Sectnes a full policy for . 4), or $25 per week comjHrrif ation, a. aoove, at tbe special ratea. Foreign Klslts. Policlea lued fer Foreign, West India ant California travel. Kates can be l"arn-d by application ta tbe OSc or Aguc)e. Abort l ime Tickets. Arrangements are Iu coor cf completion by wticb the traveler w ill be able to purchase, at anjr Kailwav Ticket Office, luurnce Ticket, (or Una or Tnirtv Days Travel. Tt n cents will buv a ticket for One daya travel. fniuring t t.noO. or $15 weekly c. tnpen.ation. Ticaet f ol riea may be bal tor Thr.e, six aul Twelve mouttii'. In tLe Mine manner. IlAiardouf Kiiks tilrn at Heiaräoc Hatea. ICo Med ical Kiaminatiun requod. Policie written tj tLe Company's Acnts. 1'olkiea for f i,i oo, acd rr rive vears. can La bad by application to the State A t;i;t at lDdiaiipoI:a, acd at tLe Home Otr.ce. DIRECTORS GÜSTWl'S F. DATIS. TliOMAS BKLK5AP, Jr. W. H. D. CtLLrNDER. CHAkLtS WHITK, CoKNRLIL'S U. ÜKW15, HIGH UAkkiSO, gku s. u1lvaü, joatuan b. busce. JAS. L. HUWAftlJ, r.KO. W. MOOkK, MARSHALL JKWJH.L, KBkSEZEK kOBkKTS, R0DSET LES51S, Sac. J. G. BV1TERS05, Prea't. O. F. DAVIS, We Prea't. DENKT A. DTHK, General Agent. H. C. MAETIN, State Arent, No. 7 Temperance Hall. lodiaDapelis, Ind. C. B. DAV1, lxcal Agvct. No.C Odd Fellows' Hall. 5. B. Arents and Solicit era wanted la every part of tbe State. mayi-liw REAL ESTATE, CcC. VOJZ SALE. 15 Very Desirable Lots, ON BRADSHAW ST., Within 200 Feet of the Virginia Avenue Line of Cars. fl-iaKSE LOTS WILL BE SOLD AT A VXRT LOW pr'.c on long credit, the purchaser reqa!red to build on e.ctt Lot wiinin a rlvea l:ne. I r L-a.-iculara apply at th cZce of the Citizens' Street Railway Company. H. H.CATHERWOrVD. Indianapolis, April St. lSCSaprt-dtf TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS. ExrCCTITE DlPAZTMEXT Of IsDIAJIA BUEEAC Of Fl.XAJiCE. Indianapolis. Jane 24. Ie64. INDIANA OFFICERS, who bar bees or ars servlngm .ra mforwed that their Ordnaaos Returns ill be mad up and prtd th propor Department and certiScate of accutttanc obtained, frt of eAieye, by applying to Kr.C. I. looker, Chief tneri 8tat Ord in. lir,rtmnt. ofBee up stairs over Vajens hard war store, N. 81 Wst Washingtos street. Lvllanspoiis. Bv making retnrea, as abov directed, oEcers wUnot only aav ail fa, but they will be abbs to settle with th Government and draw their pay frsm on U Uree raocths earlier than if ths baainoss is ectrastsd to Cialis Aiati. My order öe-vermee 3&-dtf B. B. TXKRXLL, Ktoanclal Seerotary.

U. S. LOAN.

UNITED STATES 7.30 LOAM! t m it n h i-: kikh, $230,000,000. Tf authority f ike Secretary of te TreaaaTj.tke aa-d-raif red, Us Gc nertl Sa-cripUco Are at for Ias sale of Ca ted States SarlUes o.'.ra t tke U1 U tktrd series tf Tree ry Notes, beerit seees aed taree-tecta f-r cert. Interest per snaara, k&owt at tl 7.30 LOA.1S3". Thee citet art iae-l cudtr sate of Jalv L HZ. aai r payable Ihre yeers frota that date la cmrieuty, or are con vena be at tbe epUn of tLe colder lata U. S. 5-20 SIX PER CENT. GOLD REAKIiG IIOD. TLese Bor.ds are now worth a bandione pri, aa4 are eiempt, aa are all the Gevertmeat Beoda, frmm S(lJ', O'untg and JJmn icij-al t f.iU.n, r4rX fritn on f. thrit j-tr cnt. e akfia U t4r rs7w accerdinr to the rate levied cpon other property. The leterest I payable seral-scnnally by eovpuss attached each note, which may be cot rff and sold to any bank or hanker. Ttae Interrat at 7. 30 per cent. (amount to O110 cent per clxiy oat at Ä.10 note?. Ten ft.100 Our Dollar 3000 Notes of all tee deaomiuetioos asmed witl bo roaaw 11 fQiutKhed upon receipt of SUbarrlpliOBI. TLe Note of this Third Serieaar precisely similar Is form au4 privilege to the ee Tk.nie already aoM, eicept that the Uoveramrtt re erve 1 to Itself the optica of payii ff ktere.t Ii gold coin at 6 per eeoc. Itead of T 3-10ths ia enrreocy. Subset Ibers will deduct tht la tere.st In currency up to Ja!y 15ih, at tie tint when they subscribe. The delivery of tie Botet cf this tb'.rl erlf I of the Seven-lblrtiea will commence oo tLe l of J"te, aid will be maJe promptly anl cinilyucut after that dal. The ght cllDe made la thecobdit 011a of th THIRD Sr.UlKS effects odIj tbe matter ot luteret. Tho pay ment la gold, If made, will be e qui vaiest to the currv acy iatereat of tho h'ghrr rate. The return of specie pajurriU, In tht event of which cull a 111 tie option to pay interest In (oil te availed of. wouli so reduce and etaiire prices that parcbaeeo made with sis per cent, la jroU would be fully eqaal tt those male with seven and three-tenths per ceat. Is currency. TLU Is The Only Loan in Market Now offered tj the Government, anal lis superior ad vantages maks it tbe IREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. Leu than f 239,00' ,ot f the loan anthorixed by the la-t Congreos are now on the rrarket- Thla araosnt, at the rate at which it la being absorbed, will all bo sah scribed lor within two mouths, when tho ootea will as doittedly command a premium, as baa na firmly bees tbe case on closing tho snbecrlptioas to other leaaa. In order that citiieus la every town and section of ths country may l e afforded facilities for taking tba lean. the NsUodsI Banks, State Banks and Private ltaakers thron Kb 00 1 the country havt generally agreed tsro calve sabschpUous at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, r whom tbey bave conldence, and whs oLlyars to be responsible for ths delivery of ths notes for which they receive orders. jjrsr Cooke, Scsscairnos Aoarr, No, 114 South Thind Street. PHILADELPHIA. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, CITIZINU NATIONAL BANK, INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK, FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. INDIANA NATIONAL BAKK and MRUCilANTa' NATIONAL LANK. INDIANAPOLIS. INI). or a ddtw3ra FOR MORE TH AN TWENT Y Y E A R3 MATHEWS' VENETIAN U AIR DYK has stood the tost or trial, and is con-tantly increasing in public favor. T1IK VENETIAN HAIR DTK is tbe bet and cheapest made. Its price is only tS cents, and each bottle lata double tbe quantity or 4)9 la tLoe Uuall sold for fl. THIS HAIR LTE la mtnufactored by a peetllar promm, wbk-h renders it lafluitHy superior to asy de la market. Iieiiifr complete la one bottle, no preparation Is require!, whkh greatly simpl.Ces tie application. IN I'SI.NiJ THIS DTK you avoid that acrrr, map appearance by which dyed hir and whiskers aro so readily recognized, when an Inrerior article ba been uses, as it produces a tierfectly natural color of any shade that ia deired, from a ricn brewn to a Jetty, lu.uous black, that will not smnt, crock, or stain tbe clothirg. Invest i cents and you will be convinced. Sold by all Drug gists and Fancy tioud. Dealers. A. 1. MATHKns.Hanuractorer. DEM AS BARNES A- CO ,New Tork, Wtolesale Agents. nylO deod ly tLET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED the virtues of P.nx'a Canaon Brrrraa, if any sock there be, read tbe following certlficats frsra geotleoea veil known in this costniunity, and doubt no more. Its areueral introduction into the army will save the lives of thousands ot our soldiers: Locuvuxa, Jan ftd, We. the underxlrned, have seen the erod effects of Dr. Joas Pcu.'sCaMar BrrTKM to case of general debility and probation of tha system, and believe ita general use would prevent diseas and relieve roach suffericg. Among our soldiers particalarly would this be tho caws, specially these who are exposed to tha miasmatic Influences in the Southern climate. AJ. PHILIP STEEL, Collector lit. Rev. 3d Dia. Ky CHA8. B COTTON, Collector of the Port or LouiavUle, Ky. OCL. H. DKNT, PtsvokI ilarvhal Oeneral of Kentacky. RF.V. D. P. HKNIjKRSON, Vice President of Sanitary Comralssion. HARNKT.HCGUES k CO, Publishers Drmycrat. GEO. P. D ERN, Proprietwr Loclsviue Anxewter. HUGHE8 &. PALKniLL, Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Mala street, joSville, Ky. DATIS. GREEN CO., YTuaie Shoe Deileri, MA!n street, LvnlsviliS. HABT A VAPOTHKR. Lltbogrspbers, co-ner Market and Third stroeta, Loc'.sTiiie, Ky JLUCS WINIER, Clothing Merchant. eorr,er Third and Market shs, Louisville, Ky. CAPT. S. F. UILDUKTU. Of th .uaxuer Major Anderso-j MAJ. 1 T. TKCKSTON. Parmasler U. S. Army. C. M. M ETC A LP, NaUobaI Hotel, LcnisvUle, Kj COL. JF.SSK BATLES, 4th Kentucky Cavalry. GEORGE D. PRENTICE, Louisville JosrnaL SOLD WB OLKS ALK BT DAI KV, KEEFEIt A 11 LÜH, TS South Meridian St, IodiaaapelW. dtlCC4-d vAwl2Vam X A T I O i' A Ij PETROLEIM MINING COUPANY, OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ORGANIZED CNPER THE LAWS OF INDIANA. Capital, 8JJ0,O00. fa n,lOO Sltarcs, at rif tf Dllars Lach WORKING CAFITAL, fTO.OlK). Omct-No. 3 Talbott 4 New's Black, kdlaLapsiis, lnd. orricui. WüLam H.Tuner, President acd Itperlnteaiett. Deloas Root. Vice President. Kiwin A. DaU. Secretary. J. Georg. S'-U. Treasarer. DIRECTORS. IVIe-a Kcot, w. A. HcboCeu. vfm.ii.'.; n w t c i' Hin. J. C. H.rtX Lcten Hil, Oner Newman, Jerr McLen and Edwts A. . I . r ilm aro mom of.red to to public os term that U Cpsy fl conÄdenl wlU pay aabscr.urs Ofcr TrTo Dandrcd Per Cent 10 vr ahar only reo, red at Urns of aabscrpUss. For ape, circular or urorm alloc, apply ts U sretary of tn Company, at tndiasapotla. prtS-dl w -dfrlA sat