Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4581, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1865 — Page 3

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THURSDAY M0R3.N0. JUNE g3. ; PRINTING . Books, Pamphlets. Cards, Checks, Circulars, Blanks, Bill Heads, Bills Lading, V(?., V-., iVc. Dne premptlr at thia Office, in the Eeet ftfjU, first qnalltr Paper, sail at sat Lw Price. ! na a Call. c i t vrr EMS. tlT TL honet attached to a street car yester day afternoon broke from the C4r, aril wei.t down Illinois street on the ilouLIe oick. No material damage w done. t2P The bod carrier ami 1 borers at work ou the Alvord H'ock, were on a strike yesterday. They have been jjeitinj: three dollar a day, and demand tbre cd a half. The block is row up to tbe third stoiy J-Jf The roadsiJc in Spain ate lined with ftu:t tree, for whenever a Spaniard tats a peach or ptir. La digs a hole in the ground with Lin leet D'i cot fr up the !nre r It is a ;ogI nmp!e, a7 "The new building now up to the square, in the rear of the Herman Catholic Church, wc are told, i for a school houae for fiirl.s, under the charge of the Sifters. It is a Urge two story building, that will tut force $7, (MM) when cum pleted. tO At tbi Metropolitan Theatre. Ut r.i-ht. Mise Lot I wan received with great faeor. She promises to become a great favorite with the patron of thi a popoulir re-ort. To-night, she appear in two great character, in Iriti A"nrancc md Yankee Moutsti," u it) the laughable farce of "A Hull in a Chioa Shap." Secure jour seata early, if jou watit to erj.y the. pi" cicibK. The Nashville Union ol la.-t S iuday contains the followicg: '"Saliie Davis, from Indianapolis, Indiana, about '21 years ol ae. housekeeper for Mr. Edwards, ou Front .-tree'., ent for opium about 7 o'clock, and died a tittle alter 12 on yesterday. Coroner Coleman held an inquest over her, and the verdict was th.it he came to be. death by taking an over do-o f opium j" Fol ITH or Jclt Exciiiiojr. Tbe Cincinnati Railroad will run an excursion tr in to Cincinuaii on the Fourth of July that will be worth oo. The train will leave here at G o'clock in the . morning, and returning leavo Cincinnati at l o'clock at Light wbicb will enable the eicursionista to ace the grand profession in the tity. take part in the celebration of the day, xe th plet.did display o! ßreeürka at niht, und arrive at home in time for a guod sleep The fare lor tbe rour.it trip is $3 Sc aJvi tiemt-ut in notbrr column. Dedication. The new Catholic Church on Virginia avenue wjll be dedicated ihn mortm at 10 o'clock, and a this i St IVler'ti D ly. will be called St. I?ter'e Church. Father Bids O'Ccncor, of Terre Haute, will preach at tho dedication. Provisions bave been made to run extra cars ou Virginia avenue, before and alter services The aame reverend gentleman, so well and fa Torably known ad a lecturer, his kindly consented to deliver a lecture this evening, at 8) o'clock, at St. John' Church, for the benefit ol the Boys' School House. Admittance, twentyfive tents. 3TA aoHlicr named Jamea l). ElwaiJ, private in Company I), Eihtv fifth Indiana, paid off yesterday, shot himself with a revolver ye terday afternoon, the bill entering above the knee of the left leg, and wax extracted below the knee by Dr. Thompson, making a severe flesh wound. James says that he had spent most of the day with a man calling himaelf Ilarrisou, nnd toward evening, in an out-street, Harrison caught him by tha throat and tried to get his money; but he succeeded in saving it, and in trying to shoot HarrinoD, ehot himself. Deputy Marshal Russell took him to the depot last night and saw him safely on the Terre Haute trsin, on bis way home Ma J S ItARav.Thi celebrated tanter of wild and vicious horses his not been before the public for some time, having been living iu retirement on l'i beautiful .estate, ncir Columbus, Onio. He will vi-it Indi in a polls, however, on the 3d and 4:h uf July, when he will give a etic of bis highly iutcrcfting lectures on horse training, accompanied by experiments on a mini ber of vicious horses belonging heie The lectured will take place at the Tabernacle, and will prove quite an attraction at Holid iy season. Mr. Karey liaa never tailed to draw largo and fa'o ionable audiences wherever he has appeared, either in Europe or America, and we j resume I. will piove equally attractive here. We notice with pleasure that special arrangemeuia have been tit le for tbe acoommoditiou ol ladies. - j I'oiKK CotaT Yesterday Amoa Spiiiu;. , .Joseph Schimmel, IVtick Deliny, Thorn sä lie Mahan, Margaret O'Connor, and Nathan Veatih were each tiocl $3 and costs for plain drunks, and all went to jail but Delany, who paid up like .a man. John Kiug was fined $.1 and costs for assault u4 battery, which was paid. C. Vouegut was fined $J and costs for obstructing an alley. Anne Chambers paid $C9 70 lor keeping a beult of ill fame; and Susan Brown, Nclho Wilton, and Hattie Straisht each $5 and coat for being occupants of the same. H Morris and George WiNon, ich pai l $14 7r lor the pleasure of vlaitiug bouses of it! tarne Kilty three dollars of the tine afvel above was paid. ar4 -increases the school fund that much Duprez & Cireeo have becu prevailed on to give one more euurtainuent this evening, and la order to uie their scenery to advantage, they will give positively their Last Concert at tbe Tb ernaole, for the benefit of Mr. J. K (men Every member in thia lare corapauy will appear this evening, aud the progran. -e presented contains an unu-ual variety ol pieces. Atnjii thepe. we notice the dagtolct olo. by Keohl; the Returned Veteran," " Comic Fourth ol July Oration," and the " Pawnbrokers." Dut the Railroad Explosion " will be a grand teature .in the entertaiumeut, and tbe " Musical Rehearsal, or the Burlesque Opera." origiutl, and ex.cluirely performed by thi trou. i the great piece that thia company pride themselves on. and which tbev bave been unable to perform iu tie Masonic Ilall. Let Green have a full houe toojght. on his farewell benefit. Z$T Lieutenant üraham, of the V. K C, lated to ut yeaterday that be was über of the day at the time the difficulty occurred amotg the soldier-st Camp Cariicgton, and he saul further that our report of the matter had not a line, not even a word of truth in it. Our version f the difSculty was reported to ua by a man who appeared to be truthful and intelligent, hence e published it, If we were led aitray, it is somewhat sinjuUr that the Indianapolis cirrrespon i ent of the Cmci-nati Gazsttee sh-.uld ho in the same predicament. Tie following report of the mtter appeared in that print of yesterday: Almert, if not quite a mutiny occurred at CaBLip CarriDgtoo late last tight. It appear that ore of the guards at the gate waa derelict, and wis put on the head of a barrel as a putiihu!.t. I; was noi?d abroad among ll.e returned ve;irans that one of the 'Hummers' was being putUhtd, anJ they collrcte-1, and tak.rg tue aoldicr from thebtrrel carried him in triuu.pb through the camp. Two compauiea of the F.tth Veterau Corps Kegiaeat, stationed 3 the camp.beii g called on to quell the tumult. relmeJ. W,,rd aa acnt to the Soldiers' Home, and at midnight ome to hundred mcu of the Seventeenta " eran Ke?ervt Corps were sent up, who soon traihteced matters ot S.xty two of the Fit lb Veteran Reserve Corps wtre arreted, and are to it: the guar 1 hoae iiumor hint at t! etc le;ug other caua ot trouble emus ihe to cotuj.stiie ot the Fifth, -i h 4 difaalif action who their nfScers, Lc " Where there is io much ioole there must U tout fire.

XDUI A ) frioi, il. Itt5 ) Ar;cTarr Ojsiaat'a Orn Indianapolis, June 2 Gtnernl Ordtri, So 7. ; During the Ute rebellion, large quin title of Ordnance Store were isaued by tbe btate of In diana. to various orgauitio;! for the purpose of home defense A number of these organlzitior i are to longer in exi-teace, the exigency which called tSem forth haiogceied. A these itcrcs belong to the Government of the United Stales, ar.J are to e acrounte! for. in the fame manner as other public ropertv, hereby ordered: I That all Ordnance anJ Ordnance Stores in th possession of organlzitmna which have been, or are about to be, li-continued, be turned over to the Chef of Ordaaoce at once. II. duch (tovernmect ttcrcs a are in the band of persons not legally authorized to retain item, will bf collertrvi ari turned over in the eeme rnaoi.ev. III. Colonel II. Stnrm. Chief of Ordnance, is hereby directed to tike uch meiure, without delay, as i'.I ecure the execution of these orders. hj order of Oovernor MoaTo.v. W. II II. TaaaatL. Adjutant Oeneral of Indiaca. Tut Ca is At. ox Missocai Siatrr. Our suggestion yesterday, in regard to having the canal liüeJ up from Market street to Pogue'a Run, and Mi-ouri etreet levelel to correspond with the other atreets of the city, meet with great favor among the owners of property and resident of the Fifth Ward. They know that the property in their ward would be enhanced in value by this move, and that the health of the citizens would be Nrgely benefitted, if it i carried out. Wc have, thia morciDg, another rUgetioa to make that we think will accomplish all that can be desired by the improvement, would receive the sanction of the Canal Company, and prevent the delay of legal proceeding in improving the street. Oar plan h this: Tho city must have cwerage The bed of the canal is aufSciently low aij the fall from Market street eufficirntlj great to drain all the c'.tv west cf Meridian street Let the Council build a sewer along the bottom of the csnal, from Market street to Pogue'a Run, sufficiently Iari to pna all the water uged by Sheets' mill, and to carry off the drainage of the etern psrt of the t ilj. Thi sewer might be ll.ree or four fet high, and a wide a? nece-ury f-r the purpose. At the intersection of every street acd alley let the water of the city Hjw into the sewtr from the gutter?, or from other t ni!r sewers, if thought necesjary. By this arrangement the wane waur and filth of the city could be cirricd under ground to Toque's Ilun, at a point out of the city and where it could hare no bad effect, as the water from the m.!l piling through it would keep up a current thit would carry the filth fieely a:.d keep it clean an l pur? The arch or sewer would save r large !!. and would not cost much more than to fall it with cirth. Over tb is arch tbe earth can be placed, and the street leveled for tho frea ptaige of all kind of trtvel. In our judgment, tin plan is entirely practicable and can be .ic cumpIisUe.l, if tha citizens of the ward set to work in be right way. The property owner on lUiuoi street are interested in this movemen1, and ehould aid in carrying it out, as a sewer along Maryland or Georgia street to the cnal pewr, would relieve that street of the hotel filth :ilraKo alr-Llne llnllrond mrctlnar A large number of delegates from the counties on the line of this proposed road Iroio Indianapolis to Chicago, met in the rooms of the Ciiitnber of Commerce, in this city, on es letdiy, the 2ih int The Cfiv-ntiou, was organize! by tho iif p)irita:ent of Dr. W R Nofhinger. ot Matit.n couMt, President; Mesra. John Uaaier. of Clinton; Vice Holt, of Carroll; and Joseph McCoy, of Boone, Vice Presidents; and Dr. TtB. Elliot, of Marion, and Mnjor B. P. Scheraerhorn, Secretaries. After free consultation cn the subject for which the Convention assembled, ou motiou of Colonel N. F. Ca'.terliu. of C.io'o l county, it was Resolved, That m Corumitteo of two from each county represented on ihe line oT road be appinted to report or icr of huaineka. Mcsrs W. Y. Wilcv and Dr. T. B Elliot, of Marion; Colonel N F. Cttterliu And Abrtham Hohraft, of Clinton; Judgo J. C. Applegnte and George D. Moore, of Canoll, and Joreph McCoy, of Boone, were selected as said Committee. On motion, the Convention adjourned to meet at the City Council Chamber, at 2 o'clock P. M. AFTIRNOON SIS'ION. The Convention assembled at 2 o'clock, when tbe Committee on the Order of Business, made the following report: Uenolved, 1 That the exigencies of the limes demand the construction of a ehort line railroad from Indianapolis, via Frankfort and Delphi, to Chicago. 2. That we pledge our time, our inlluence ar.d our money to f-iit in the speedy con-tru,in ol thi much needed public improvement. .'I. That, in the opinion of this meeting, there can be subscriptions and donations raised ou this line of road, together with the free right of way, which fthall be sufficient in a mount to guarantee its construction. 1. That we rccoratarud that a tcmpomry or ganizttion shall be effected at this meeting, to be called the Indianapolis and Chicago Air Line t -M ti ,i u . . : . . t... ... pointed, from each county on the route.to vr j donations for the construction of said road. I The resolutions were diacuseed at great length i bv delegates from the north and south side cf t tie Wabah river, opposing ar.d favoring an organi- j ztion through from Chicago to Indianapolis, but j the final result was their unanimous adoption. j Colonel J. W. Blike, at the reque-t of the j Committer,. piescultd the foil ) wit g articles ofj a-o iition, lnch were unanimously adopted. j ARTICLLS OF ASSJCIATlOS. Indiana; Glii ar.d Chicago Air Line Railway Vompnny. j Tbe undersigned subscribed the following Articles of Association, and the amounts et op pesite our respective names, and do hereby form a corporation for the purpose of constructing, owning and maintaining the railroad and aj pur tenance hereinalter described and contemplated; this orginizition being raide under the set of the General Aemblv of the Stte of Indians, of May 11, It'W, and the acta amendatory thereof: First 1 he name of this corporation shill be the Indianapolis and Ciiicago Air line Uolway Coicpicy. Second The capital itoek shall bo two (V!) millions ot dollars, and such further sum as shall be found nece-sary or the purposes contemplated, and shall be divided into twenty thou sind shares of one huudred dollars each. Third The affair of said Company ihtll be managed by cine Directors; of these a majority shall be a quorum, and a nnjority of such quorum shall dfiidc Fourth Cotil the fir.st annunl election of D - rectors of said Company, the following ntmed rer-ons having ben duly elected, are hereby de cUred to be Directors thereof. The name ot Directors will bo found below Fitth The proposed road to te constructed from the city of Indiauapohs, Marion county, Siate of Indiana, to the city of Chicago, county of Cook and State of Illinois, passing through or into the counties ot Marion. Brown, Clinton, Ctrroll, White, Jasper, Newton and Lke, iu the ruta of Indiana, and the county of Cook in the Stste of Illir.ois; its length to be aßout miles On motiou it was Resolved, Thit the Directors appoint a com mittee c-f three person in the several counties on the lii.e of the road to procure subscription of stock ;itid releases for right of way. Tin dele ites present then proceeded to ororganixe ihe Company, accoriirg to the act o? the S:tte, which rrq'i'ros rhst :i.t Its thn thir teen persons shall subscribe to the article of association, and $;), OUt) of stock takrn bet'ure or ganiting. Mote than the annum of '.cck re quired was liken. On mot. or, each cou:.tv s in :ruc;d t nom1 ht tjilowicg ! ;aate dtrertors f?r the Company it.l.tn.iL tc cuiv eiccteu: Cfctroil County Major B F. Sv hcrruerhoru, Vn e Hull, 0. C Applegate. Bioue County Joe;.h McCoy Clinton County N. T Cttterliu, G.L Kemph, Alex. B. Given. Marion Couutv W. NotViuger. Tl.os B Elliott. On motion. Col. J. W. lllake was elected Secretary , Wm R. Notfi:.j;er, President, and Dr Thomas B Elliott, Trea?.urtr. I he Board aUo apr ntcd utvription agent iu ei.h county on the lu e, to $o to work. The Cotrd a!i 'Urnol to meet in this city, in throoiaof ihe Chamber of Comment-, cl 1 1. j7ih day td July. W. K Ncfrs;oxa, President Tnowaa B. Elliott, ..1 Secretaries. B. F. ScniaMt&HOai

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Tüe;rroceedlB5 aaf rbaClff Cenncll. VttjrxsöaT Evajitjio. June 2i Council met ia special session. Present, tbt Major and Messrs Alien, Box, Brown, Emerson, Fletcher, G'atier, Grosvenor, Kappes, Lefever, Loom's, Schmidt, Seidecsttcker and Thompson. Mr. Scidensiicker, from tbe Board of Public Improvement, reportej that they bad examined the ordinances proposed to be acted on this evening, and would recommend that a cumber of the ordinances be postponed, for the reason that contracts could not be made for all the work at retsoaablc rates If a"l were let now. The Council then took up tbe following ordi nacces: To pave the east sidswalk on Illinois street, between Wtshlcgton ilreetand the alley north Passed. To grade and gravel N'sw York, between Blackford and Blake streets. Parsed. To grade and gravel St. Clair street and side walks, between Chatham street and Massachusetts avenue. Passed To grade and gravel New York street and sidewalks, between Illinois and Tennessee etreeta. rawed. To grade and gravel Tennesse street and sidewalks, between Garden acd McCarty streets. Paed. To grade and gravel St. Clair street and sidewalks, between Meridian and East streets. Taased. To grade and gravel Michigan street and sidewalks, between Delaware and East streets. Passed. To grade and gravel Union street and sidewalks, between Merrill ar.d McCarty street. Pasaed. To grade and gravel Maryland street and side walks, between DeUware and Alabama street. Passed. To grade at.d pave the sidewalk, and curb with stone, the eist sidewalk on Illinois street, between Washington and Louisiana streets, and that tbe alleys ihall be boi;l Jcied the full width of the alley. I'aesed. To grade and gravel Wabash ftreet, and bide walks, between Noble and Eaf streets. Passed. To grade r.uJ grarel Eapt Street, ami si-Je-walks, between St. Clair and Cberrv MreetParsed To grade hu I grtvel Illinois street, and sidewalks, hetwffu McCarty and Kiv streen. Passed. To grade aud gr ive! Mississippi btreet, and sidcaalks, between North strttt and the cotporation line north Paed. To grade arid er.ivel Noble -treet, and side walks, between S -;th street and Virginia avenue. Passed. Several resolution of JocI interest were pi.td and releircJ to th llcurd o! Public Im proverueut. On motion, the Council adjourned.

NOTICKS. Z$?( H. IIeitkitn, rnerchan tailor. No. 17, North lUitioi fc'reet, nearly opposite ihe Bates Hou-e, a we know from personal iurpectior, iliaul tv upn his counter; the most, elegant and beautiful goods lor summer wear. He, more ovtr, fashionably fnhricttes theai in superior sty le, at reduced prices, according to the order of anv gentium m who may call upon him. Heitkim'i ttoc-k of furnishing good, also, i preeminently worthy ol the attention of every individual who desires to appear in public iu a gen teel and dignified manner. e rei.ew our previous suggestion :all on Ueitkam. 26 tf C57"The attention of travelers und visitor to the civ is directed to tbe Commercial Hotel, on Illinois street, just north ot the Unio.i Depot. Thia hotel has just been enlarged and refitted throughout, and now one of the mott inviting establishment In the city. The tables are bountifully supplied with all the fubsuntuls aud delicacies of the season, and the charges are rea sonable. 27-3 ' m m EctECA I TiiK Infallible Hair Restorative Decidedly the beat article for restoring grey hair to its natural color, (cot dying) curing all diseases of the scalp, preventing the hair from falling off, giving it a softness and gloss that nothing elso can produce. Price $l OU per bottle. Sold by all druggists. J. F. Senour, druggist. Bate? House Block, agent. 'l tf -fj ' A most stdr ndid assortment of merchant tailoring goods can be found at HciikamV. No. 17 North Illinois street, nearly opposite Bates House. Hcitkam has some superior summer goods just the thing for the season.. He is alo a superior cutter and workman, and in style, fit and workmanship, no establishment is the city can turnout better geulltmen's wear. i7-3 ZW Senour, of the well-kr.own Bates llouce Drug store, is in recent receipt of fresh supplies of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye tutfs. Perfumer ie. at.d every popular and valuable Medicine of tho dy. Prescriptions are carefully compounded at ScnoiirV by mi arn-omdliidicd and nientitic pharmaceutist, a' r.ll hours of the dav or nih'. fc-ffLniii'.s und gentlemeu ate invited to attend t:. t rcit -ale of It.iliiii Mirble, Alabaster mid Aite Srstuary nnd Silver piatetl Ware, at No 7'J Wes'. W.ishiuffton street, uo stairs, to-day. at J f)' ' M." sure au J K' or l W,W rev'rvt !t 'u',rwarL, . .. U K r.iiMriM, Auctioneer. 3" The Ii.dianapdis Inuranre Company ia prepared to injure properly against loss by fire. This is ;i firt ch-s Company, managed ty our moat responsible bu?incs men. Their oflice ia in the Sinking Fund building, on South Pennsylvar.ia street. Wm. UeudeiMOi, President, and Alex. C. Jame.-on, Secretary. 2'J-lrn IS" Crotnpton'a Strawberry Balsam h a certiiti remedy l;r diarrho't, dysetitery, cholera mo; bus, flux, heartburn, and all bowel complaints. It is entirely vegetable. A specific lor camp diarrhura. Sold at wholes-tie by Browning & Sloan, Indianapolis. 7 tod Ckicxrt Clvs. There will bea uuetitig of the In.li -ti.apolia Cricket Club, in the flause t Lords. on Fiitaj evening, at eight o'clock. The Club will give its first public exhibition on the Fourth ot Jul the rlce and time of diy will be announced hereatttr. 2U 2 Wa.xran Immkdi atilt A few goi bricklayers and I torer, to whom good wages will be given. Apply to to the undersigned, in the Sentinel Buik'tng. 2Ü 3 J. Honuso WoBTHiOTOe PfjiP. If any person has a second hand Worthuigton Steam Pump they want to sell, they may htar of a pun-hiser by callirg at this th e 2-3 Waxtid A situation aa M -tiling Clerk or Fotemao of a good Printing Offije, by one every way qutlified Allrca. Pririter, Senticel Office, stating terms, &c t - . a Thete will be a free lurch set every morning at K'oren "e'a Retding Room, second storv, corner of MsrvLud and Meridian streets. 26 6t "TlPSce Dr. Wra I hoason's advernsemeat on the lourth page ot to day's paper. jan 2Ö tf. SPECIAL NOTICE. t-FOR MOKE 1 11 A N T WEN I Y YEARS MATUk-Ws VKNKHAN HAIR DYK ha. tood tbe test of trial, a.J l. ca-tantly lrcrta'ia(t la public favor. THü VKNr.TI.V2 H.ViH LTK 1 tii bet and cheapest uijoo. it price i oiily " j ceji. aL-t each bcttla ccata.c do-hle the onaatitr u' die in i'.o-e B.ailr -U I for II. i THIS HAlii L i waauV t'-irei by a pecxllar proi Cf-s, wsau reuJeri Ii luZMUiy uc-Tru; jua market. T-iii complete in l bottle, L preparaiiva is res;utreJ. whv.h g.eatly .tBiplXea tbe a; plication. IN rsiNG TlllH DYK yoa avoid tUat at trt, tiae appearance by which dyed bilr anJ whiakera are pe readily rcojn:ieJ, when an inferior article bas Uf a ued, a it pr-'.uce a perft-tly natural color cf any bade that is de.ired, fr"m a rica br.-wn la a Jetty, lu.tros black, that will CJt mut, cr(Kk, er s-tain tbe clotticg . laveat TS reus aal you :'.l b convinced. Sold by all Dm;K'.'aal I aicy ftola Dealer. A. 1. M.vTnKvTS.Maottfactarer. LFM AS rilK.-E 3 k CO . New York. Wkelessle lienta. inylJ-dI-ly

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3IID1NIOIIT REPORT. rwr nernlnf llepers Bee rirat Peace. THE CO.YSFlILiCl' TItft.1L, Applications for Pardon. The Rush to Washington. INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF THE SOUTH, The Itt'bcllioii in Ilatti. Sale of GoTornment Properly. Worth ol Confederate .Honey. Ac Ar Ar.. i'lie .Msnllor statement nf Dlrinlor Inlereatlng' Allnlr lit the outti. Nxv Yoar, June 2 The Peat says: The ocean monitor Dictator, which has returned Irotn a trp down the coast, will hsye her machinery altered to a slight extent, so a to sail through the Souud and to Halifax. It is reported that, if her saiiiut; qualities prove petlectly satisfactory, she will croea tbe Atlantia lier cCicers aro confident of success It is said she has recently made a speed of 10 knots an hour An intelligent officer of tbe navy, fays the Commercial, who his ben for two years with the South Atlantic Squadron, and who ha enjoyed unusual opportunity for looking at tbe South acd tbe condition of society there, has communicated some Important facts tout. The quantity of cotton from Georgia and South Carolina wilt be Is than has been ex pected. In a wide lot of territory between Stvannah end Greenville all tbe cot,ton was destroyed. Outide of this, and towards the coast the cotton is unpinned and unbaled. It is hidden away, and will not be brought out for fear of confiscation, the owners very generally coming within the 320.1)00 range of the President 'a proclamation. To secure ?uch eottou as there is, light draft steamers are Lceded to navigate the rivers These States are drained of goods of all sort., and although mapy goods have been taken there, many have been rehipped. owing to the difficulty of selling them Our informant thinks they should be left there, as traie is ure to revive mm rapidly as the vexed question of titles are settled. The pine lauds of the South offer greit advantage to labor and capital and will be a g'eil source of wealth. Mills are needed and men to direct them. The draft animals are goue aud labor is pretty well deraoralizjd There is needed sn infusion of Northern euterpri-e, of men skilled in managing free laborers and who comprehend the relations of a system so unfamiliar to tbe South. The rice districts are partially planted on the thares aud cultivated by free labor, but tbe cultivation is inadequate and the crop promise t be small. The freedmen do not work well yet; they are inefficiently treated, and there is too much huuianitari iiiiitn in tbe management. Provost Marshal law is the law of the country and is oppressive and ill-raannered. On the Sea Islands there are 120,003 negroes, who work a little, anb are fed by the Govern merit. These islands are partly owned at tiie North, and it is thought that Gen. Sherman's as sign meat of them to colored occupation will not hold good, they will be claimed by the real proprietor The region of the St. John's river offers great advantages to emigrants, and to the investment of cipital. The Southern railroads uaust bo managed by Northern men. They are in a distressing state the rolling ßtock and tracks gone. Our informant does not foresee an immediate return for Southern investments, but he predicta the amplest returns in the future. Itevrnue Officer for .Hon t Item Mate I lie t it pre me Judffratilp the Una. lan l'lairtie Worth ot Con federate .loney. Nxw York, June 21 The Post's Washington special says: Internal revenue officers for Virginia, Louisiana, Alabama and Georgia bave been appointed, and the organization of these departments will be completed as rapidly as possible The judgeship left vacant by the death of Judge Catron lies between Ex-Congressman Maycard nnd Judge Ctrroll, of Louisiana. (en. Grant has t ot yet completed his official report. Mr. Harrington. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, will leave that department on the 10th of July. A letter baa been lectived at the Custom Houso here, ad dres.-ed to the Siaie Department by our Consul at Port Mahon, announcing that the Ilussian Plague is extending westward more rapidly than is generally auppoed, and advising that all cargoes be rigidly scrutinized before landing. The disease is said to be the same as that which visited London a century ago. T. C. Barber &Son, exchange brokers of Augusta, publico in a paper of that city the list of the prices of gold for Confederate notes from January 1st, 1?G1, to May lit,, lt03 us follows: The premium on December 15th, was thirtv cent; Janutry 1st, l?ti2, wa $2 in notes for $1 "1 gold; July I, l!?6U, it was ten Corona. This was just afier the Vicksburg and Gettysburg disaster January 1 . 1 64. tt opened at J21 forfl, Add wetitdown to $lf'; M ay 15. went up again to i'Jd; July 15, sitcr Grant h td reached the James liver, and December 13, after Sherman had reached Savannah, it was 51 fo'tl; Janu ary 1, lbC5, it opened at $W) lor $1, and went! down, on the I5:h cf February, to $46; it then ! started aga'n, and on April 2Uib, alter Le?'s surrender, it was $100 for $1; it then rose ft and $2 per dav until May 1, wriea tbe last sale was made at $1.2)0 for $1 Cnniplaint About rtloutit ternon Itrt-vet Frniiiaiin-luptiire nf a Moioriuui Guerrilla. Niu Yoäk Juue 23. A correspondent ol the B ton Transcript stale that ou a receal viiit to Mount Vernon, he saw returning veteran soldiers i hadn't money to pav the fee demanded by the . . . r j . . . . . - secession occupant, named Herbert. A Colonel ot a repitnent was mulcted out of one hundred dollars, tor the privilege of allowing li s regiment five miouirs' view of the place. The Tribune's Washington special, has the followicp: The War Department has, for several weeks past, been engaged in präparier a list ot brevet promotions, hch. when completed, will be published in General Orders The number receiving brevets is very large, and is intended to err brace tfScers of all grades, who have rendered meritorious services to the Government during the war. Mississippi, the notorious guerrilla and horse thief of the Shenandoah Valley, has been cap tured. The honor of his capture ia due to Corporal Butler, of tbe Ninth New York Cavalrv. light Itetaveen U li I tee nnd .legroea at I'ortauieuth. FoaTarss Monxoe, June 26 The steacer Perritt arrive 1 from Moirebead City '. C , with Cialis anl thirty passengers TbeaEnRlinh frigate Siyx arrived this mom inj:, af'Jer inrcedsy' cruising about Capes Henry aud Chirle. Surgeon E. 0. McCleüan bas lischarged convalecect aoldier from the Hampton hospitals since Jane 1st of this ncntb. 1 h steaocr Oeore Washington, Cap:. Ingraham, has teeu discharged from ü overnmeLt ervice, and sailed for Wiltnicgton, Delaware, thi morniag. A serious d aturbance took place in Fortsmouth, Virginia, !tt nibt betwet-n blacks and whites Pistols were ireely csei, and Mr. A. F. Tyler was shot and badly wonaied; al.o one cr more of the colored fellows.

Adrlcee rravca VeneneU-4f fairs) at Ilawaaa Urecklnridg;Nxw Toac, Jane 28 The steamer Columbia brings Havana dates of the Advicea from Venezuela states that Oeneral Falcon bad entered upon the duties of the oc

Icf President. . . , , :' k It was said that VcaaocU Pulgar.a personal enemy of tbe President, bad invaded a town on the Maracaibo coast, but was obliged to retire to one of the States of Colombia. The State of New Barcelona was still in disorder. There was teas from Mexico. Troops continue to arrive from San Domingo. Advices from Nassau state the place ia deserted by the floating population acquired during tbe war. Breckinridge was still Is Havana. He counsel all his friends to throw themselves on the clemency of the President and ask for pardon, and probably intends to do so himaelf. He keeps rery quiet. Trade will commence with Southern ports immediately after the first of July. : Vessels art already advertised. The blockade-runner Lark, sailed on the 23J. for Liverpool, to be sold. The petitioc to retain the present Captain General, ia being numerously signed. Two more vessels, loaJed with Coolies, have arrived during the week. The weather very warm, and very little rain. Yellow fever not very prevalent. The IIartl Inaurrcctlou. . Nrw Yorx?, June 2i Advices bave been received from Hayti to tbe 10th inst. The insurrection was theu conficei to the city ef Cape Haytien. All the otter towns involved in it had submitted to the Government. The news of the surrender of Cape liaytieu was hourly expected at Port au Prince. Cape Haytien was the headquarters of the rebels, and it was there that the rebellion first broke out. The city is iufoted by the forces of President Geflfrard under the command of General liarthelmy. Virginia Affair. Fcktrlss Moxeok, June27 Robert Jacqueainn. who was thot during the disturbance in Norfolk lart Siturday night, died thia moruinc- The bar rucms fire ein-! for th prtsent ia Petersborg. The ItichmouJ Republic of the 27th inst. says: The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will be opened on the 15th of July from Richmond to Bristol. Tbe railroad is succersiully running from Richmond to Petersburg, and will be turned over to the Director by the military authorities to day. ISace '.tC'itnat liuir-Deatli llorae. of Iii Po&TLaND. June 23 The horse which left Doaion at unrise thia moroing, to accomplish 1 lti miles to this citv before sunset, on a tbousand dollar bet, fell and died six miles from the city, having made 110 miles considerably iniide the time. SJeatructl ve l ire. Nr.w Yoek, Jnne 23. A serious fire occurred in Jersey City to day, involving the total de struction of the American Mills, owned by D. S. Gregory, Jr , k Co. Al.to, some oil mills io the vicinity. Cummings.' car shop was much damaged. VERYTJlTEST. THREE O'CLOCK A. M iNTEitr.sTiAG iti:tia of m:s. mks Davis. NxwYorx, June 23. Mrs Jell'. Davis has taken up her resider.ee, pro tem , at Savannah, Ga. She is represented as being in a very destitute condition. MSCHAROK VF WORtktN. Three-fourths of the workmen employed in the Philadelphia Navy Yard sie tobe discharged. The work of dismissal has already commeneed. ORDER OK GENERAL WOOPKORD General Woodford his is-iued au order dated Savannah, Juuc 13, directing the establishment of three schools for the education of colored children in Savannah, it aIo enlarges tbe oper ration of schools now in existence for the whites. ra km dent's acaLTii 1 he Herald's Washington special says: The President' health is somewhat improved to day, though not yet well enough to attend to business. In consequence of his illness there was no Cabinet meeting to-day. SOU TU CAKtai.NA bkLLii ATION. South Carolina aflairs were to be discussed; the matter is postponed for a few days on that account. Tho presence of tbe delegation of lately violent rebels from that State ia regarded with much dissatisfaction Vy the Union men, of whom Dr. Mackay is the leader and representative, aud any concessions to them will certainly lead to much trouble. VILWS or AX al.ABAUA EEFl'UZk'. Dr. Bingham, a refugee from Alabama, driven out of that State for his Union sentiments, after the breaking out of the war, prepared a long protest to the President against the appointment of Judge Parsons as Provisional Goernor. He gives a record of the men who composed the Alabama delegation, showing the most of them to have been original and persistent rebels, and to have largely assisted, personally and by their wealth and ititluence, in sustaining the rebel Government, and in persecuting Union men. He asserts that the actiou of the President restores the power of the State to the slaveholding oligarchy who formerly controlled it, and ostracizes and puts under ban tbe real Union men of the State, who will be overridden by them. FTTTSDLQO CXLLB&ATIO. The Tituea' Waautnglou special says: Several regiments left here to day for Gettysburg, to participate in the celebration at that place oo the -l:h. Gen. Geary is superintendent of arrangements. APPLICATION IDE PARDON. A number of Southerners are here who are worth more than $2U.0U0, urging special pardons. At the present rate the whole Confederacy will apply for pardon before the 1st of August. Among thj-ie pardoned to day were some who 1 ei t the loyai Sutee to joiu the secession movement. roan's Tnr.ATta. Ford's Theater is being arranged preparatory tj beiti.- turned over to its new owners It wa, injured a good deal by military occupatiou, while a large number of articles were taken away by curiosity -eekert. Even the stsge carpet, where l'joth teil, has teen parti.illy cut up for mementoes of the i lace On Mou Jay the theater passes ioto the bauds of the Your.g Men's Christian Association, and will be known a Lincoln Temple alter :h tt date. IHI C JSsPIRACr I'itl . Wa-hingtox, June 25 Assistant J ude Adi prosecunou tu in I'taiJiniT iriai iuuit, uciue prosecution m.inK . r.ritfi, 'if Y.m .Ft L'tfl. The Court ad .mi 1 1 . .i i t. . juurned till 1 1 tvnnrfow to deliberate in secret icsi'jn Thi trial or tiaix Ü W Oale.of Cahawbt. Alabama, now in , ' . . . . i . prison nere, was to ue put on trm io morrow betöre tbe Military Court on the charges against ! him, in connection with bis publication in De ! cember last of an advertisement in the Sslma ; D.spatch asking for contributions to the amount ! of one million of dollars to aid him in having j the lives of Lincoln. Seward anJ Jobn.ja t taken by the 1st of March, ia order to have jeace. lie had engagel as counsel Measrs. Aikin and Campbell, who have so creditably conducted the caie of Mrs. Surratt, but it is understood that Gale will be sent to Alabama for trial, owir.e to tie large number of witnesses, aiout one hundr-d of whom he has asked to be j eummoned in his cae, all of whom reside in j Ahbaa-.a The change has been made on tbe ground of conver ience as well as economv. j onLicToa at Ricniao.ND. I J. M. Umhre.TS. who was appointed Collec-! tor of Customs cf Richmond, Virginia, was one j f the mett hj was imprisoned ia a negro jail inj Richmond, whh John M Bjtts and others, fori out-pAeu atid peristeot loyalty. Mr Hutrphreys is the President of the Uaion ! National Association of Richmond, a body ol j Union ir.cn .rgnizl :nce the capture of that city. j TEC HSU AT WafcHIuTO. i The Pre-ident is still much indisposed The) ru-h of f ejple from all p-.rts of the country recently has naturally been so great that bis naturaliv rob jst constitution cannot endure it. Many I persons visit him on most trifling matters, there-

by r-ccupying bis time tod Inpairlc jr k!i health, n accordance with bis Damoerati Ideas, be baa been disposed to give then all a bearing. 1 i balk or oortRNVirr raortarr.

Tbe Oovcrnrsent is now rapidly nddieg itstli ox cow useless tratena! of war, most of which acccarclatrd ia Washington. Tbe latest adver t erneut offers for sale ISO wagons and .20,000 setts siegle mal carters. vancs aji eiLuxa Aatixo rca ratto. Among tbe applications for rardon to day to tbe President was that of Ex-Governor Vance and Joo. A. G.Imer. formerly a premiDent American, cr Know Nothing, and a c em ber of the United State House of Representative from North Carolina. VIRMO.VT IRIOX STATE COXTIBTIO . MoxTrxLJxa, Vt , June 28 Tbe Union Statt Convection neaicated for Gorerior, Paul D.l liogham; for Lieutenant Governor. Abraham B. Gardrer; for Treasurer, John B. Page The Cenvention was large and harmonious. Tbe resolutions Include one ia favor of aero suffrage. rixx tx raiLAriu-au. Philamlphia. Juue 23.-Tbe Spice Manufactory of C. J. Fell A Brother, No 120 South Front street, was destroyed by Ere this evecicg. Los verv heavy. COMMERCIAL. . sv rtueaarsui (.'mclanatl ITiarket. Ci!civati, Juce 2. Flour dull ; SuperSne i' 2o; extra $5 75(3 6 23, and family iß ol)(i7 70. Wheat, rei f I 15(31 20; white $1 33. Oats, 63c. Com Yellow 75c, 90c for white, and C3QG5c forear. Rye 60Gic Barley $ I 10 1 20. Oabs5705c. Whisky dull; small sales at $2 Mees pork old at 24(224 50c; Bulk meats; 12?g'2ji for shoulders. 13 for sides ar.d bams are beld at IGJQlT for smoked. 1920c for plain, and 24 2öc tor sugar cured. Lard lTlflgli'e. Groceries quiet and nncbanered. Sugar 14(317c Ccffre 2533c. Molasiea 1 Q0I 23. Butter 24Q2Cc. Eg23(22oc. Hay au'i at $ll2(gl3 tor soft and $ 15(3 16 lor hdrd prci?f J on arriral. Petroleum Refined free GS(570e. Silver $1 27(31 27. Oold $1 37(1 33. .law vera narkei. Nrv Yoi, Juto2S. Cotton 47c for middling Flour 10c lower; at ff 80(35 90 fir extra itafe; 6 45(6 j) for t if rji round hoop Ohio, idt $6 707 10 for trade brands. Rye flour quiet Corn meal dull. t Whisky $2 03(22 04 for we?tern, ard $2 OC for refined . Wheat Winter red western $1 50(31 I5; Chicago Spring $1 30(3 1 35; Mllaaulee club f,l 331 35; amber Michigan $1 CO Rve dull Corn f594 for new mixed western, J0c for kiln dried, 74(38;? for unsound and MIc for white. Oats 707bc for western. Coffee dull. Sugar Muscavado lll3c Molafene dull. Wool dull. Petroleum dull at 3Gc for crude, 5055c for refined in bond, and 7 1(3.73 do free New mespork $24 25 (24 C2; $23 00(323 25 for "63-'64,do ca?h and regular way, closirg at $24 50 lor lath, $15 25 lor prime, and $1H b)(& 19 UO prime mc-s P;ain me?s beef $10 00 Ö14 00; extra mesn, $12 D0(216 00; beef bams. 27(27 50c. Cut meats; H(ucl4c for shoulders, and 15IUcfor bams. Bacon; I.rlc for Cumberland cut; 13'c for long ribbed, ano llMc for short ribbed. Lard l5lbQ Batjcr. 2;)23c for Ohio, and 25 Q 34.- fur state. Cheese i? Q 15s. Rice dull. saw YORK ktONKT MaaSKT New Yoke., June 2d Money, easy at 4(35 per cent. Sterling in fair request at 109 for frst class bills. Gold opened at $1 41, and closed at $1 33 Total exports of specie to-day $70,0l'0. Stocks easy. Latlr. Gold closed at Gallagher'it Exchange to night at $1 petroleum. if I ilDlOII IDiaUUlltUll COAL MINING GO,, -AT OOVINOTON 1 1ST ID Capital Stock. J3,tl .10,000, Divided into 65,000 Shares at $50 Each. 1NCORPOHATKD U5DF.lt TÜR LAW 3 OF THR FT ATE OF INDIANA. WILLIAM DAI.K, of New Turk, FreaiJect, JOSKMl IIIS I INK, Covington. Vice Presld'Dt, VT. D. KKKR, Secretary, JAMES W. KINO.Treaaunr. X3) ir ootorsi. lion. JOSFHIl K. McrxjV'Al.D, tiiriaQTKli-, Iutlai.a. JUUN K. COr rKOi Ii, llaiitii gtou, Indiana. vVM.DALK, New ork City. JOSKPII W. NEWLlN, Attica. Indiana. JOS. KlSTINK, CuviiiRtcii. inOiaua. K. M MCDONALD, Cuvliiton, Indiana. DAVID WKBB, Covinptou, DiJiana. 4 Orricx South $iJe Public Square, Caring ton, Indiana. fWVir. Company holt by l-a, and in le, a'ou. 1 twebty thoutid acres of th mot select coa lands iu We.tern ludiaoa, Lordrlr; both sides r tbe Wabash rler. Maps of these land uay bo an at tho efKceof tbe Company, In Covin ton, I nd , at tke oSk ef Wm. Dale, No.2i l'ark Flace, N. T.Ctty, at tbe office of Hon. J. k. Co7r-tb. Homii Rtun. ladiaoa, and at th ofllc of Itoacli & Mclkmald, Indlauapolla. A reference to the report of the Uon. David Bale Owen, late State (foologikt, will show that these lacd. are itoat In th widnt c.r the flnt coal field er State, aboQDdlnz alio In ait,lron and :br valuable mreral ubi-ta,cs. Neartba mouth of Coal Creek, where the Company ba large joactltie ef land alt mater baa baeo di-coereo equal In qnaliiy to tbe Kanawba. This water was etc eured some XS years ago by boring, aoon after. be On adafra aalt Cn1ina ita si ay down tbe Wabash and fcrte Canal. Mr. Thomas, tbe proprietor, finding himelf on able to compete with tt, aiandaned tbt mai.cfacture. Sr bis boring b ebcouiiterrd that which receutly d clod fatta pi tt t have been coal oil Tboe hinds all lie ia close proz mlty to lbs WahaL and krie Uanal, bom of them cpon lu babks. Mr. Jba Mcafaootay, the buaineta agent of ibe company, La ritumed from a tour cf observation of tbe ot! region of Pennsylvania, convinced that the land leaaed by ttte company, ia Foanutn and Parka couxtiea. bas o f.r aa th general formation or tha country and tbe surface ir dicattooi present tbemaeive s, a itoLg analog) iu the oil ati ra'neral abstances a found en FreLcfc Creek, FeiDylvaoia, where the greatett quantity and tbe moat valuable o'.l Is frond Mr. Mcuanomy baa pur chaaed for tbt company tbe mo.t approvtd machinery, wiiaui lu.yiiir urt.... j ,u wi-i . t Pna w ln expenence woramen iae peeay uerip meo) or tue nKiaen ireaaure oi ib iabua ui iu cvuiptuij j AI1 lU lBtfleM ul cotl oll foad Ui loc4, u WB;r I ha been procured, are strongly marked in variola tocal ties of tbe laods r tbe Company afford.r.r, every rational prospect of success. TU corspany tUnkf It ani necesaarr to make aa y other reference to ibe character of lb und. other than the report and map referred t IIOC.Oo! of tbe at xk. being J.fAi sbarri, Is prtiKed by the Company to be c?ered in tbe market at on-balt It. ;r value, being t2 per khare, for tbe parpe cl a: itrg tbe Company ln a speedy development of tbo apr-t-dawtf CROCERIES. a. r. ruirciaa. e. a. aaviMB. ri.irrcucu ä davidue, CITHAL GHOCEUY, "TV ALKLi 15 STAPLS AND F.NK CROCER1KS. ß Foreign aal lomeatic Wises and Cigars, Game, Vegtublea. Praits, Woedca and WQlw Ware. Ne. 44 North Peuo.sjlvat.ia 8treet. epaeatte tbe Foel OKce, Indianapolis. mara-dtf RENOVATCRS. CLEANING AMD DYEING ESTABLISHMENT T nKC51TID8TATIÄDIiC-ß0CSI,5O.S8S0rrk lUjiois street, lodlanapoua, v . t iki. ia m.nA well-known llO.Iav, a can bave aUka aa4 woolen gwasla dyed ta permanent ac hea-tüfnl colors; and feats- garments thococg aly renovated and repaired. Wew and Wond-kaaJ clothing betsght aad aoM . alao, a oatlcalar branch to the bast neee denominated tue draw. Ui bülla. Stable cloth, or tear t a any garment caa se wrotfhtuat ttcaa aot be nsftla to tho naked syo. RaaembeTthaylace.Ha.MSoalh lUlaots street. jTaXO JOI KFB HARJkl, PrerrWtov

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UITlTED STAT3S 7.30 L0AUI THIRD it 1 1: h , $230,000,000. Py aüthr!ty of tke Secretary rf the Treaury,the de rt f tej, tbe General alscrlption Agect for tbe tale of L'-Ited f ta'.ea it-curiil, cfTera to tbe pcllie the third eriea ef Trea nry NcteeartDg aevea acd thre-teatha per cent, interest per arattn, ktowa as tbe 7.30 2LOA.ISr. Thee notes are iaed co-ter date of Jaly IS. IK(, and are payable ttree year frora tbat date ta carrtticy, or are cnavsrtab's at the rfuio cf tbe beider tüte U. S. B-20 SIX PEU CENT. Tbeae Bonds are bow worth a bandMm premium, and are exempt, i tr al tbe Goverrmect Booda, rvm StiU,(ntz d,f y,4n(cip.i! tirxtlon, vkick a-1Jt front on t t trf jr cr. per ussumfofAWrraas, accorJiLjto theiateleied apon other property. Tbr eteret 1 payable teml-ancsally by csrapoaia attached each note, which msy be rat err and ast'd to any back ef banker. Tbc Inlrrrai at 7-30 per cent, ea mount t One cent per slxay oia ta sjk-0 note. Two renta 3 1 OO Ten .00 I'vventy" S 1 OOO . s. Onr Dollar jj.-JlWO Stole of all tee deuomoaUona named will be promptly rurnifhed uptu receipt cf ulyrlpliocs. Tie Notes of tl. 1 Lir J Seriea are prs:lely lmilar la formend prirl'ea-e to tbe oereA-Tt.rtiee already eold, except tbat tbe Goverunett reserves to Itself the cptjea of pajlag tutere.t Ij cold coin at 6 per cent-, lia'ead ef 7 3-1 Otba ia currency. abaci Ibers will dedact the laterest In currency cp to Jaly 15tb, at the time a ben tkty aubvrrlbe. Tbe delivery of tie Butes of this third series of tb Seven-Thirties will cornrence on the lit of J-ne, and will be made promptly an i eotit'ioti'y attet tbat date. Tbe sl.ghtcLar.e nisde In tkeondlt ons cftbisTHIKD Sr.Rlr.Srff.c'a olI; tt.e rr.attrr of Iutrret. Tbe payment in truld, ir mut, mi'. ir eaira ent to the currency Interf it of the b iLer rate. Ibe return of pecie payments, la U.e event ef which onlj v.Ul th- option to py inu-rettin gold be availed of, would so reduce arl faalixe prices that parchaae made with six vi ret.t. ia m)J wvh d be fatly eqeal te lhoe mala with .even aid three-teuihs per cent. In currency. Ibisia The Only Loan iu Market Now offered by tbe ü en.rteut, and ita a peri or ad vactagrs make it tbe GREAT POPULAR LOAN CFTHE PEOPLE. !. tiiau fl3.io.(nsi of the loan author: ted by the last Concreas are now cn tbe Uiirket. Tbls amount, at tbe rate at vibkh it is bttig at sorbed, will all te ubscribed lor witL two auontUs, when tbe notes will tr doubtedly comma.d a prrniluia, a la tu'formly beet the case on closing tbe tshcrlr'li to other leaaa. In order tbat ci'.'z'rs'n every town atd section of tbe country may be affiled fac'.l.'tles for taking tbe loan, tke National Banks, ?tate Bank and Private Bankers througboct tbe country have j-eneraüy agreed te receive subscript ions at par. S-Writ ers will select their own agents, in vtbiu tLey ba cecCence, and v bo only are to be ieipn;bl fjr ibe de!jfry cf tbe netes for which they iciv ordtri. Jjrz' cooice, bcacsuPVM Aosrr, No. 114 South Thicd Street. lIIlLADKLrOIA. HKST .NATIONAL BANK, CIT.ZK.:'' ATi05Al. DANK, 1X1)1 ANAlUL'S NATIONAL TANK, ftil'KTII NATIONAL PANK. INI UNA N ATIOMAL HANK and :RCATl, NATIONAL hank, indianapoiis. IND. mjli mZm FOR SALE. . Print in?: Oflirr for Sale. VHRSTCLAS OFFIC1C ANI f AT Mil L. WITH. A complete et o' Job Type, a ltlx ral pttrooare, and I rated at rrie .f the 1-t pclnis iu :tbe Mate for a Weekly N'ewrpapcr, Is o.t red tor s. n rea.ooable term. lor particulars icrjtl'e at the FenUril USlre. !fone but a Democrat need apply JeJi-dlm SECOND HAND STORE. SECOPJD HAND STORE, No. -2.13 lt Uualilncton Street( aigis if tun Itlc llnnd. I URNITUIlf. ard FtoTe. T t.wxre srd Llsles In rora v rilaafsw raasrasBtv ky all fc irKls) of cum K.rrihir. OafOtlt. J. K VAÜOT. aa-av ' ' J MMTRYLL,M AGENTS. rav n. ri.rri.i.. lottriiinnsir, aaarov s. ioats. Attorney at law. DELZELL, BROWN & J0NE3, MILITARY CLAIM AGGNTS AND ATTORNEYS, t No. 37 Kat iVashinglon Sired, nillA'VAI'OLI, f.M, TO RF.SIGNED, D :S'7WM:OF.I Oa DI! MLB I KD VS tbe A:my I tow b'ne muert" ost, and many 0 e' w.ll so n be acbare1 trora service, ws wauld call your .ttect t-n t. our la.l i a for adjaating Ußicer' .icu.ui. a4 ti ui.g c'in.a aga.uat the gvfernmeut. We will pro-.ce Cert. flrates o' Nea Ilde te4ness for fricer, and p-simp-lv at u.t their ao ecn-a with the diPerent Borr.u. at VTa.Mrig'on fi a!o Co l-ct Lli.oii f r Itsck Tiv, IV.'Uttles, PeaIons, Hordes lu-t tu M-r.ce. Ir se fcer-.jr, Oemaged or t pTo;rl r. rrorerty l.o-t or lnepree-1, Qartermaaera' Vouchers, Trati p nstl. a Cla ra, 4 C , Ac We on al.o spply Ordtance, C tHnli g. Qaartermss. ter ar.d e :icl Detern,, Munrr Out kwl.s and ether r.it.ry P.per. l3r"Nocla raiboofct or srM. Ottoer. a:. 4 vtbrs l it rsted in the e t'.emeat tf Claiua a;a ni tee (Jvteroutr i.t, are it vliei te call at our oTe.or aMrtss uklzell, r.nor?r jots, So. 3? fast WashirrtoQ street, i)fO d2m lLdiaaapolSs, 1l4. REAL ESTATE ACENCY. McKernan& Pierce, REAL ESTATE AGENCY First Door East of Palmer Douse (UP STAIRS.) Slfl II ATE KOS AALE HOC RS A5D LOTI 13 the Ctty f Ind)anaola, and Karma end Kam leg Lands In iris täte, a&d will eil lewer thaa caa be purebwd e!atere foblMAwly MILITARY CLAIM ACENCY. PRISONERS OF WAR! LL UNITED ÄTaTKÄ SOLMERS WD0 BATE been cap to red and Imprisoned at AadereeavtUe, Cctumbta, Jtiileu, aavainah. L-bby Prla. Klereare. Sali bury, or otbsr krbel PrUooa. or th-ir 11 etra. If the So.ditr ia dead, ant 'It Left of tbe lest q tbe siaaraer Sultana. 111 Cad it te their la :e rest to call at BLAKE'S MILITARY CLAIM: AGENCY. Those who cannot vls!t the city mill cerrepoed. OirKi-la Siieets' RsiUing, neat te Maaoa Ualt. oppoaite MetrapIitaa Theatre. J. W. FLA IX, Attorney at Law aa4 CUlas gebt. ltvdiasapoUa, Lad, J a a JSli, laes. J.iU-alm