Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4589, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1865 — Page 3

DAILY 'SENTINEL.

SATURDAT MOKMNO. JULY 8 .job x;kiivtiivg Books, ; Circulars. Pamphlets. Blanks, Cards, Bill Heads, Checks, Bills Lading-, Dwue promptly at tlaU Of fire. In the Ileal Style, a flrmi quality I'apen, 4 at Iaaw Prlr Olr ua a Call. CITY ITEMS. Z-ff W call attention to an advertieraert beaded " Important to Farmen " ty The Tenth Ilattery ht arrived at the Soldiers' Home It number sevent? men. t?T" Tha work of curbics od roul!ering Tenne atrttt it in progress X3T Intelligent firmer living in Httic?k connty inform o that the wheat is teirly all cut in that count, and that it will not yield more thin half an at frage crop. 1-17 The Geranium ia the reort of those loving a good meal or a rool and delicious drink. No ealoon in the West can compare with the Geranium. Try it, and yon will he ati8ed of the truth of what we say. t5yWe understand that the Hon .J. Henry Kappe, the (ermaa Coar.ciln.an from the aristocratic Second Ward, propose. as a for .inking the national debt, the saving that will arise from excluding notice to contractor from the (Jermaa papers of the city. The Hon, J Henry Kappe In the interest of "my corntitu enta" at heart -m- et3f A few scattering clouds obstructed the beat of the sun's rava yesterday afternoon, while a gentle breeze cooled the atmosphere somewhat. 1 he thermometer stood, in tLc tbaie, at r7w, and oo the rire. If the day bad have been warmer the mercury would in all probability have gone higher, as it is said htit hat Out eflcct upon the instrument. The caloric pre-ure was heavv. I'aovoTKt.va The following promotion weit Diade at the office of the Adjutant (ieneral, in Indiana regiment?, ou yesterday: Seventy-Third Oliver (J. Wheeler, Second Lieutenant; Charlea W. Wheeler, Second Lieutenant; Seth II. Pratt. Second Licutcntant. Thirteenth John II. Lawrence, Lieuti-iient Colonel; Richard J. Graham, Major. Fortieth S. S Williamson, Firm Lieute:mt:t tTbe Thirteenth am) Fortieth Indian Infantry, tow ou fluty in North Carolina, have been ordered to be mustered out of service It ia expected the regiments will be in this city in a few week, when, as in the eases of the other regiment, they will receive a public retention The Fortieth regiment was raided in the Eighth Congre'-ionnl 1 strict, and was commanded by Colobel John W. Iilake, no of thia city. ST" An order baa been iasued for the mutitr arcs; out of the entire Army of the Tenue-4e. TLo following Indiana regiment are in this araiy: Twentieth, Twenty second. Twentythird. Twenty-fifth, Thirty third. Thirty eishth, Forty second. Forty eighth, Fifty thid, Filtyeighth and Fill v ninth, all of them veteran organization The work of inuuririg out will be immediately commenced, and the regiments will probably commence arriving next week. GTHrigadr Geu. Wo T. Clark, formerly commander of the First Biigtde, Third Division, Fifteenth Corp, passed through this place last night on bis m to Texna Gen. Clark ha. been in the service erer piece the first call for troops, atid bus eteadily worked bis way up to bis pi e.-tut position. He is one of three of General äberman'a general officers who bare baeu retained in the service, which spetks volume for hint. Success to Gen. Clark. tTThere was no reception yesterday. Only the Tenth Datiert is at preseut here, tbut has not been received, and receptions will be deferred until other regiment arrive. The undertaking is a mammoth one, but the peratsteucy ur tin Governor will triumph, and there will be no letling down or abatement of the efforts of "our noble Goveruor." until all the Indiana regiments are put through the operation. That relay of widom, Mapr General Hovey, will still continue to Mrni-tl it, the work of reception. Folick Mattius A " roth of a boy," from the Emerald Isle, by the -.jamc of Patrick Murphy, wa before the Mayor c?terdy 03 the chiret of bei or tntoxicated. ratnek wag mulcted in the um of $1) 40, and for non pr rnent of which be entered the list 00 the chain gang for ten days, where, while eboveling dirt on the street. he niiv have time for reflection. There were no other cases disposed of in the morning, and the absence of criminals was a fea ture of remarkable occurrence in the history of the Court It mat be that the bot weather abates the commission of crime, or else police men are not as tigilaut a usual. Railroad to Da.ntillc, ltttxois. Col. Wil son. Mr. Harter, aud other gentlemen from Crawfordsville, are in the citv. soliciting a dona tioa for the above road. All that is necersiry to th PDeedt completion of this great improte ment ia 30.U00 from tbia citv. Thia is a settled and admitted fact. Shall the road fail for the want of this sum? The manufacturers of this citv would s.ive more than that amount en the rrice of coal, to one year. There can be no 'juration that the opening of this road will add infinitely to the growth and prosperity of this city, and we must bate cew facilities to make up for the loss of the war patronage, cr our city will deciiije. Let our citizens loot to tue-.r m rrresfs. iNPUXAroLis At the reception on Thursday, General Hotey. while piling ou the pr-ise on Morton for fcubduiog the rebellion and prescrticg the Government, for which eertice Morton is entitled to everybody's gratitude, slid that he (Morton) wa . the model Uotercor of the Union, and contrasted him with the Goternor of New York, who, be said, permitted the regiments from that State to return borne without any euch reception as the Indiana soldiers receited. 'i ' e reason of this, said the Geueral, was because the Governor of New York was a butternut We wonder if Hovey has heard of the rcu!t of the last election in the Empire State, and if be knows that the present Executive of that State ia Governor Feu ton, who was elected by the Abolition party hat fall, and is supposed to be equally a. " sound on the gooee " a 0. T. M. ? Hotey is cither woefully ignorant, or wilfully misrepresents. Which? JPThe buicei men of ibis c'.tt be! J a meet inc. at the Chamber of Commerce, on Thursday evening, and another last eveniog, at wbich time they were aJJreed bt a Mr. StebW'iLs, of Dotrv.t. upon mitters of interest to thi c of citilt)s The following iceolutiona were adop'ed atthecloeol Mr. S 's remarks on Thursday evening: ReolveJ, That in tiew of the new emergencies and cecesaities of our nation, in financial acd industrial, as well as political aftYirs, it iathe lIa!n duty of all to encourage whatever may help t yro'.ect and develop our resource, ai d increase honorably our r.atioi..i! wetlth, that our debt my be pai-J, nd oor itidiMtrv and fVill be pnxperoua and iudependefit ileolaed, I hat our (tjvtrnment L.iu-eJ nu i unprepared lur tut Urer Leeds lor revenue, which tat come so audleu'y upon u baa aia.Je ihe grate mistake -;i''e raiU.g i.nieht t!e ltrt'.cu tariff, of rai-ii:; th ,.,me t tcrer u tax, on some im portal, t Aa;cr:cau tn t:ul ctur - J ;n sttll higher proportion. ieavir.e them lea pro tecltd than in year past, from toreu corr.pe;i tion; at.i that thi error, cow that the war do in aud for goods baa ceased begins alretd? to fihow tejults, which will rapidly iticre.e ur,7r some chsbce be made, of law in bunne. i crease of importation and foreign debt. i..i ti e rfjw wf spc.e and national bjnda to Kurope, u culmiuate. at a time not far distant, in ferere aud dlatreaa to the tto;!. KeslTed, That we make no complaint tl frotu ßoirild.str-e. ha-w ir.i-cry -n uu protrcttd bv a ju-t adequate tar.fl. Revolted'. Thai .nc this i a mitter of co:u moo iutertst. we aL the aid ot all in our eJorta to enlighten tbe people oa tbli subject.

G7" The ladies) of tb Frcoch Court bar tabooed tha crowolesa bonnets, tod ere lone tbt ar.sightly lead covering of females will become obsolete, an 1 the latest "late of a bonnet" will be made to gi?e plce to od Dew and cqulTj r liculoua style We warn ludianspolia fMonebles of the cocjipg cbrgt, aod oucw tbt tat goes forth from tte Parisian cracle tfcere la no revoking- or eecapmjr ha decree. Tb Idea of a Cruwnle? bonnet ! We might as well wear a crownleM bat If they were oolj la ttjle. if" The Grand Auuual pic nic of tbe Ftrjiao Brotherhood come of at Greenwood, oo Iba Madison rol, on WeJoeedav. the 12 in instant. From the arrangement the committee are makicg, we aLticipate it will le the pic ne of the season.

HUHINES8 NOTICES. Exxcutitk DxraaTMxxT or Indiana, i Omci Chief or OtDxajrci. I. -dia Parous, Isn, July 3,IbCi.) ciactLAR j In order to carry out the protisiona of Genera! Order, No. 7, dated Adjutant General's Office. Indianapolis, Indiana, June 27ib, the following regulations are hereby established: I. Commanding officers of companies, and such other officers of organizations of the Indiana Legion as hate been or are about to be disbanded, will at once collect all ordnance and ordnance storea appertaining to their retpectite command., and bold the same in readiness to be received by officer dispatched from thia rßice for that purpose. II. Commanding officers of such companies as may retain their organizations will have an intentory lakeu of all ordnance stores on b-nd, which intentory must chow the kind and quan titv on band, the amount and condition of the same, whether serviceable or damaged. Oue copy of this inventory, certified to as correct by the commanding officer, will be forwarded without delay to this office. III. All persor. who mat at any time have letri responsible for ordnance and ordnance (tores, as njiem uf A Indiana State Militia, will make a return to this office, showing the amount on bnd of ".tores under their chtrge, bow they came into their .ssc-sion, and what disposition they hava made of the same. IV. All officers of organizitions of the Indiana Legiou remaining in the service, who are responsible for ordnance and ordnance stores, will send quarterly returns to this office, showing the kind and quantity of such stores received, Usued and remaining on band. V. Wank forms, &c , will be furnished on application at this office. liy order of the Goternor. II. Stukm, ? ft Col und Chief ot Ordnance of Indiana. Military Claims Mr. Samuel Delzell, Imviog bu-iiie in the West requiring his perMit.al attention, for ereral months, has disposed of his interest in the Military Claim Business, to his late partners, Messrs. Brown k Jones, who will promptly attend to the prosecution of all kinds of war claims against the Government. Capt. J. O. Beard, late Chief Cleric at Geu Hotey 'a Headquarters, is with Messrs. Brown & Jones, as principal assistant. Hating a Notary Public in their uflice at all times, they are prepared to transact with promptness any business entrusted to them. Soldiers nnd officers hating .accounts t settle, will find Messrs. Brown & Jones efficient sgerts, n.i c;.n rely on hating their claims adjusted with facility. All kinds of b! anks will be furnished, and pipers correctly nude out ou application. f57Otfict;rt fifil affiltviis to obtain pay are prepare 1 and taken by Captain Thomas Madden, Not ary Public, at J. V. IiUke'a Military Claim Agency. He is always in the office, and prepared to take all kinds of acknowledgments. C I Blake's War Claim Auenct.has added to the list of competent cbrks Mr. Üurfiidd, lato of the claim Grm of Durßeld He He hifco equal in the city iu lurking uo Quartermasters' and other officers' sreounts Army officers will nlease drop iu. Opjosite M j r L) nun's United State Mustering and Dbursing Office, next to Xf- IT. II Cl tn..:li- 1 1 .ua.-wuiv; uu, 01 ic cm uuuumg. 1-1 WU rSfG H. Ueitkam, merchan tailor. No 17. North Illinois Street, nearly opposite the Bates House, as we know from personal iosnoctior. displays upon his counters the most elegant and beautiful goods for summer wear. He, more over, fashionably fabricates them In superior style, at reduced price-, accordicg to the order of any gentleman who may call upon him. licit tanas stock of furnishing coods, aU m. emineuut wormy 01 me auenuuu 01 every inuitidual who desires to appear in public in a genteel and dignified manner. We renew our pre tious suggestion ?ull on Heitkam. 2C-tf Telegraphic Order. By telegraphic order of War Department, rk1 1 a i o orricLRS who are mustered out with their regimentf, can obtain their rr and cr.atificatks of NOJf ijtiiiBTinxxss here, instead of Watdiingtou. Officers who call at Coi.. Blah's. Military Aokxct, opposite Major Dunn's U.S. Mustering Office, No. 79 West Washington Hreet, will obtain all neeepsuy instructions free of cost, and hate all their papers made out on fair terms, to draw their final pat. A Notary Public in the office. 7 C ElKXKA ' TUK I NFALLlBLfc HaIR RkSTORA Tits Decidedly the be.-1 article for restoring grey hair to its natural color, (not dying) curing all iliseaes of the scalp, prctenting the hair Irom falling off, giving it a softnes and gloss that notbiog else can produce. Price $1 OU per bottle Kold by all drucgists. J. Y. Seriour, druggist, Bates Houe Block, agent. eod tf . Cromptou'a Strawberry Balsam is a cer t.aiu remedy fcr diarrho?i, dysentery, cholera morbus, flux, heartburn, and all bowel complaints. It is entirely tegetable. A specific for camp durrhcpA. Sold at wholesale by Browning k Sloan, Indianapolis. 7-eod Citt Orders The largest stock of Watches, Jewelry, add evervthinz else in their line, can be found at Jennnou, Nelson k Co. 's. No '24 F.a.t Washington street, at prices to suit the times, for which thet will take in exchange. City Order. 7-2 v 'PSec Dr. Wm. Thomson's advertiseraeu ou the fourth pasreof to-day's paper. jau i& tf. SPECIAL NOTICE. KT FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MATBF.WS VENETIAN UAlR DTK ha stood tbetet cf trial, and is constantly increasing in public favor. TUK VENKT1AS HAIK DTK is the best and cheapest maJe. lta price i only 75 cents, and each bottle contains double tbe quantity of de in thoe usually sold for tl. TUI31IAIR LIE U maaufactnrel by a peczllar pro. cess, which renders it infinitely superior to any dye in market. rVlng complete in one bottle, no preparation is reqairtd. which greatly simplifies the application. IN L'INU THIS DYK you avoid that arrnr, naan appearance by wbich dyed hlr and whiskers are e readily rvcogulied, when an Inferior article has bee a used, as It produces a perfectly natural color ef any shade ihat 1 desired, from a ricn bruwa to a Jetty, lustrous black, that will not smut, crock, or stain tbe clothlcg. Invest 73 cents and yea will be convinced. Sold by all DrugBT'.sta and Fancy Goods IWlera. A. 1. JlATnSVrS.3aanufscturer. DKM AÜK.VRNF4 A CO ,Xew Tork, rTfco!ealc Agents. mylO-deoi-ly STOLEN. from my iremies. ab ut th'ee miles east t f lc-il-anjpo is. a L'ghi bj Msre, with trxlle and sad 1 e. he 1 atx ut Ii band high, naht L1l4 foot white, r.gbt hip T.i.!- r than left. aj! 1 hod tt. fr;t. lt!i give 2j for tie rtcovery ot the Ma'e. and Z f t the apprt ben Ion anl coaviction of the thief and rt arn of tbe Msre. AdJre-s. C. K.HHIUCK, J6 Indianapolis, Ind. PROFESSIONAL. T a. lUfkHks, . a. rsaaiss o. s. sioko. HENDRICKS, PERKINS & KORO, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Iiitliannpolii Imliumt, 0FF.CI-JET5A EUILMXO. Jyl-ilw3a

Telegraphic Dispatches.

1 1 rests Strassen res ras aar stats ssroasL. Minrvionx REPOKT. rr .nwrntns; Itepwrt flee first I'sife. HANGING OF THE CONSPIRATORS. i.vanMrTs of tue ikh AEMY' AFFAIE3 IN TEXAS. EIGETY-FIVE THOUSAND MEN THERE. LATER FROM THE CIROLINAS. DISAFFECTION IN THEA1WY, BURNING OF SHIP NELSON. TIME I.IIT UEnL,UT10J A.c., Ac., Ac . Ar Ac. llnncm? of llnrrotd. Pay ne. Atzerott and ."I. Hiirratt-The scene at the Execution. Washinoto, July 7. All the condemned conspirator Fentenced to be hanged to dat were executed. On a petition of Mary E. Surratt, through her counsel, Messrs Aiken aod Clam titt. Judge Wyile, of the Supreme Court of this District, an ineiue of writ of habeaa corpus was m.ule to General Hancock, commtcdin him to produce in Court, at 10 o'clock this morning, the body of Mary K. Surratt, with cau.e and dy of detention. The writ vtjs serted on Oen. Hancock at the Metropolitan Hotel, at 8 o'clock ibis morning, by United Slates Marshal Gooding. He immediately coiisukcd with the Attor ney General and Secretary of Wr. At 10:30 the Getiertl had not obeyed the writ This fact was brought to the notice of the Court by her counsel, but the J udge .iid he had not the power tj enforce the writ. Early to-dy gu.irds were placed all around the Arsenal grounds to prrvent the intrusion of persons to the tene of execution, none being admitted exceptiug those previously supplied with tickets by Mj r Oeneral Hancock. The relative of Mrs. Surratt and Hirrold spent several hours with them during the forenoon, and they were also attended by their spiritual advisers, as were also Pajne and Atterott. A few minutes after one o'clock the outer prison doors were opened, and Mrs. Sarratt, sup ported on ber way to the gallows bt two mili tart officers, came first; next ctme Atzerott, and Harrold and Payne, accompanied bt a euud and their te-pcctite ministers of the Gospol. Front ere proviueu lor mem on me piattorrn in the following order: Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Har rold and Atzerotr. The officers entrusted with the execution and the ministers occupied intermediate positions. Mjor General HartsuiT, who has been from the commencement in charge of the prisoners. came forward and read the order of the War De partment, already published, approviug the sentences, and ordering the penalty of death to be inflicted. A he.ity guard was stationed cn the walls surrounding the criunds, while below, sol diers were formed on two sides of a square. Per naps several hundred civilians were present, anx ions spectators of the solemn tcene. One of the pries'a attendant on Mrs. Surratt repeated a short prayer, to which Payne, who was seated next to her, attentively listened. The minister who hsd been administering to Payne, expressed in the name of the latter bis sincere thanks to General Hartsuff and the officers and soldiers who bad charge of bim, for their personal kiodness They had not uttered an unkiud worJ, nor given an missarate his misfortune' PHe " munster ThTh uttered a brief prayer, ackirg for Payne the for giveness of all his sins and a passage out cf this world into the jojs of beaten. The minister who attended Harrold also uvtered thanks for the kind treatment of the prisoner, and offered a prayer thit God would receive his soul. Harrold was affected to tears. The minister who attended Atzerott aUo re turned thanks for him to Geu. Hartsuff and other oflieera for kind attentions, and then mroked the mercy of God upon the prisoner. The condemned were then required to ris? from their se tts, when the chairs were removed. They were now all on the drops Their hands were fastened behind them, and their legs bandaged both above and below the knees, and white caps placed over their heads. Atzerott, while being prepared for executioc, exclaimed: "Gen llemen, farewell; take care, and good bye, gentlemen now before me." One of the clergymen standing near exclsimcd: "Mit we all meet in the other world." As soon as the n'"ose was placed around each neck. Mrs. Surratt's being the list one adjusted, the section of tho platform on which they had been standing suddenly fell, and the culprits were hanging several leet Irom the ground. Mrs. sur rati aud Patne scarrelt raoted a muscle. Atxerott exhibited seme twitching, but Harrold howctl more nervous euibi!ity than any of the other9. The bodies hung until life was extinct, anl were afterwards given over for burial, the rough coffius being already at hand for that purpose The arrangements for the execution were per feet. Mjor General HaDcock was present throughout the rroceedincs. It i said P.tvne. lt night, made a statement in behalf of Mrs. Sarratt, exonerating her from complicitt.an i that anolher person subscribed to an illiiirit imyeiclio? tb9 teatimony of an im portant witness against her. I.uter from Satannan-Cioti Jonn aonU Address. Xxw Ycac, July 7. The steamer Araro ar rived from Hilton Head. Generals E. E. Potter and Littlefield are pissengera. (en. W. O. Becaet assumed command at Charleston, in place of General Gurnet, rea lieted. Got. Johnson addressed a large Union meetin? at sjvanuan on ine meut oi tue isi. ut . . . .t . .11- T T was about to leave tor Augusta, Athens, Macon and Milledgeville, and would address tbe citizens at each point. The Republican sat: Large nnjorities of tbe reoDleof tbe interior expressed tbe desire to reLew tbeir allegiance to tbe United States Goternment. The steamer Kankatee has arrived at Satan Lah, Iram New York, with Mr. Andrews, special eai W - - agent ol the licisury uepartmeni, to open Southern rorf.. Col Rick:, the tew Collector, oi reusacoia, . f ar a and others, aie pasentrs. The exports at Satannah are increasing. Ahmt lU l'Jreh! nnsoneni arrited tnere en route home. f dam tiara ttomiflffO. llHl'tl and lex Ico. New York, July 7. The steamer Manhattan, fn.m V ra Ciul on the2r;b ult . tia Uatani on tb Ii inst . his arrived. The Spnleh tioop evacuating San Domingo as ti a 1 .... kJ ... n .eMe bi) are alraid to remain va tbe ieianJ. Tl e revolution iu llivti was mWin l etdway. Although Jrffrard takc hin place at the heJ of Ki InuiK. tie fit? u reverses. Mtuv Dominicans luve liken .!!. St him. r...r . haJ been in a state of eiee. and was l t.v the Gjvtrnmeat troops afier a .l.j..n ft -Vit tK ri he!4 bein compelled to Ut,.11 VI BtV s t ' " " s a dmrnr tf 41 ai t J U Mexican new is to tbe eflcct tuat jiaximiuau will soon isue a decree ceding Sonora and Dup. i.. t s Frect h. as securitv for tbe war debt due Frue. Dentis tturranit llaaaiaarfta. Pa.. Jult 7 Goternor Cuttin has suued tbe death warrauts of David Gregory and Wm. Hopkins, for murder. Tbey are to be ) executed on tbe lltbof August, in Philadelphia.

Arnsr Affaire tat Ttiaa and am tha sawai sitter-Cisjlita.f.w Ibwuantf Tln In Ttxaa and ara Their mr Tbtrs. Niw Yow, Jaiy 7 The Tribune's New Orleans correspondent sat s: Brigadier General Russell baa been ordered to proceed whb bis command to Indiatola, and General Colt with his

catalry brigade bas been oidered to Corpus Cbnsu. and tr.e remainoer or tbe corps will ren dextocs at Bnzos Santiago. At the time of writing this dispatch there are at least 10 000 men of this command on board the various rebels comprising the expedition, who bate been detained from landing by various causes. Some are at present in this city, receitlrig a supply of coal and water. Others are id Mobile Bat. detained for the same purpose, and in order to eite the officers on board an opportu nitr to clean up the tessels and attend to the sanitary condition of the troops on board, while others are detained off Brnos, await'ng the ar rital of lighters, with wbioh to disembark: the troops and cecessary army materials. The Fourth Corps arrir ed here en trantporb, a few days since, from op the Mississippi riter, and are at present in camp on the old Jackson battle ground, about six miles from the ci'y. It is understood that they will be ordered to Texia as. soon as Geo. Sheridan returns from Biownstille. The concentration, of troops in Texas engrosses to a great extent the attention of the people of this city. It is supposed that the numerical strength of the forces now about to occupy that country, including cata'ry, infantry and artillery, will be at least 5,000 effectite men, a much larger army than Sheridan bad under his command when be inflicted the disastrous blow on Early st Wif.chestr,from which the apple brandy General neter recotered, aod which etentnally gate cs control of the Vallej. Gen. Custar is still at Alexandria, on the Red riter, org nizing bis catalry corps, wbich is expected to start oterland for Houston in two colonics, one from Alexandria and the other from Shretcport, in a few days. The Second Indiana Heaty Artillery, Third Wisconsin and Seventh Indiana Cavalry, arrived at Alexjndria a few days since. They will form a portion of the gallant Custar' command. Los af the Milp ivm. ."Meiaon-rour Hundred l.lve I. oaf. New Yoac, July 7. The Merchants' Ex change ot this city bulletin? the following: The ship Wn Nelson, Cant. Smith, from Antwerp June 4th, of and for New York, with passengers, was burned on the banks of Newfoundland on the 1st inst. About thirty of her passengers were picked up aod taken to St. John's, New (oundlani. The boat with the crew are missing. It is supposed that four hundred lives bate been lost. The following additional faeis Into been received concerning the burning of the ill fated teseel. Mom&eal, July 7 The purser of the Moravian makes the following statement: The ship Wm. Nelson, from Flushing, for Philadelphia or New York, was destroyed br fire on the isinas ot XtewiounJland. 1 be fire originated from a red hot bolt being put ia a tar pot between decks. Forty people were taken to S: Johns by the steamer Meteor Four hundred people are misü:tig. Some may hate beeu sated in the boats Second Disfatch Captain Aiton of the Mo ratisti gites the following statement. 1 ho Associated Press boatmen at Cipe Raco reported that the ttcamcr Meteor, belonging to .. . oiewan. arritf a at atjonn. on km. daj, with fortv of the passengers and crew of the hin Wm NpUnn. tilt en Ir.im lha mranlr off the Rnks nf Newfound!!,,! Th Wm v.i' sailed from Flushing for New York, with Ger man emigrants on board Before the Meteor reached the burning vessel, all the b ats hsd nut off, full of passengers and crew, but none of the boats bad been herd of as far as Captain Alton could learn. There were upwards of four hun drei pussengers on board wheu the vessel sailed. tenter from north Carolina. NxwBEax. N. C, July 3 G. T. BriJees. A. O. Hill and Henry C Burr, of B iston, hate as sociated themseltes with G W. Perrt. planter. of Newbern, for the purpose of establishing a factory to extract tar, turpentine and oil by the new trtjce?s of destructive distillation of licht wood. Other factories of this kind sre to co into operation here, wbetc there is an endless quantity of r ' h material. Goternor Holden has appointed a commission, const-nog oi Uolonel J Heck, K.. if. liittieand otl.en. to proceed to Washington to confer with the authorities on the suhject of confiscation. I he tide of emigration from the Free States sales c! TMfe'-n'atDrfie'Vtrflöiur'lA CiTl-WWe meut of this question the best interest of the Stale requires that an understanding should be reached as c0on a3 possible hence the departure of the commissioners. It is believed, howeter, there nill no confiscation in North Carolina. Negroes make two or three dollars a day bt washicz the uirt in the North Carolina gold mines, from which gold has been extracted. - The negro who was hung bt the thumbs for fortt ht urs, near the railroad dt pot, at Raleigh, on Fiiday last, died soon after be was taken down. Newbern now contains a large Northern ele ment in its population, and has become the busine3 centre of the State. Cotton and other products from all parts of the State are daily arriving here in large quanties for shipment North, which gites the port a very lively appearance. Frultlea Effort for the Kenrleve of ji r. au r rait. Nxw York, Jult 7. The Post'a Washington special savs: Seron efforts were made this morning to induce the President to reprieve Mrs. Surratt by her counsel and the Roman Catholic elergvmao who bate acted as ber spiritual adti5er, but ta no parDo?e. The rre-ideat waa firm in bis decision, aod, while hearinz the areu ments, courteously refused to alter or modify the woman's sentence. It is reported that Mrs. Surratt has written a statement or eonfession. which has been handed to her spiritual adtUer. Large Endowment. PniLADELf bia, July 7 The Balletin an nounces a munificent endowment of half a mil lion of dollars bv the Hon. Asa Packer, of Mauch Chunk, for the establirbtnent of a college neu Bethlehem, together with filty-seten acres of laid. .tioTciuents of Caen. Staerauata. LoftsviLts, July7 Major General Sherman left this afternoon for Cincinnati, on tbe steamer General Buell, en route for Lancaster, Ohio. VERY LATEST. THREE O'CLOCK A. M INTF.Iir.sri.C ITKTIS OF aUVVS. THE ATLANTIC CABLE. Vr Yoac. Jult 7 The llerald's London corresipondeat recently tiaited the Great Etstern l.a tea and saw di.-natches sent tarougu me wnoieietietn of the cable De.Santy. who managed tbe old ..h corner out on tbe ureal intern as uniet Electrician of the expedition INTIMATE Of COTTOJC The World's Washington special saya: The Secretary of the Treasury bas produced reliable estimates oi tue wnu Tte ßzures submitted to bira add up to about on mil ion ba e. rsruai rciuiui ui iuo ),u' .a t" a t . I B a s Ike Aitaw titt of cotton east of the Mississippi bate been rerelrt-d. fmm which an estimate, somewhat ex.......r. m;iiin hales hate been made The a, axj itJk m inivu -,re?arv ia cunfiient thtt the effect upon ex.k..ni t. rst talue represented by this cottou. will Aid his effjrt Vi restore the currency t a Found basia. STtBLlO TilCt GOING TO MIIICJ The HeraU'e special ea;: Sterling f'rice, the rebel Missouri General, will probably go to Mexico to eozise n filter miniog with bis ..ih...;n.l. nKr.ev Garth. of Brookivo. uiu au sm " m -- - Y., and others who are extensitelt interested by late purchase in taluable mines io that country 1 a IXDIA AFFAiaS. (ieo Pope bad a lone intertiew with the Sec retary of War, Secretary ol the Interior acd Geo. Cttrr in relation tt) affairs in the Northwe-t. 1 he President was unable to be preheat. Satis t.rinrm arrari i'ementS were acreei U900. which , 0 , will be made public bneafter. uiiArFtcrtox is toe aemt or totomac. The Tribune's Waah nzton special sats: Re poru bate recently beta r.fe of a feeling of I

dissatisfaction aaoof tbt) troop formerly of the Army of the Potomac, acd now of the Protieional Corpti, encamped South of the Potomac, which threatens to create serious disrorbaoce, unless averted by necessary measures. The men Comiilalu of non pat ment and semi-daily drill, and that tbt quality of rations ibty now (et is

far inferior to thoae tbey got while in acute Service, owing to the liberation of prisoners and the discharging of the army. raxaio.ts oaaxTtD. The number of applications for pension, for the month of June, was greater than ttcr before. Since the war began, 84.000 peaaioos bate been Issued; 34.0UO to disabled soldiers, and S0.00U to widows, mothers and children. TOE KAtr TO MX RIDCCXP. Secretary Welles has issued an order reducing the navy from a war establishment to a peace basis. He thinks this that will reduce tbt nary from bo ,000 men to 12 .000 or 1Ö.000. isc.DKjm or the haxgixo or cox rtu. toes. Washington specials to the New York papers at that after sentence of death was received Payne did not express any bop. He said that John Surratt was acting cowardly in failing to appear and die with bis mother. Being asked if he bad any direction to cite as to the disposition of his bodr, be answered be had no friends within reach or within immediate communication, and therefore bis body must be subject to such dis posal as the officers should direct. He maintained that bis relatites are all In Florida, and that hi real name is Powell. He expressed the deepest rezret that Mrs. Surratt should, by reason of ant act of bis, suffer, and etinced a solicitude for her Lot unlike that of a tender child for bis parents, seemiogly thinking only of ber fate and what she was about to sutler. Harrold and Atzerott manifested no hope. The former was scarcely more serious that be bad been during the trial. The latter was much bowed down. Soon after the promulgation of the sentences, the friend and relatites of the prisoners began to arrite at the Arseual. Miss Surratt was among the first to arrite at the prison The meeting of the criminal mother and the sorrow stricken daughter was most heart rending. Sjon, howeter, the latter rallied, and straightway Tiäited the President to pk:d for a commutation of tbe sentence to imprisonment for life. She was joined by two Catholic priests and her mother's attornies. Mrs. Surratt begged to be reprieved for a few days. THE HABEAS CORFU'S APPLICATION' IN THE CAfcK Ot MR. Sl'RRATT. Washington. Jult 7. This morninc Judire Wylie cranted tbe application of the counsel of Mrs. Surratta writ ot htbeaa corpus, command ing Mjor Gen Hancock to produce the body of Mrs. Surratt before tbe court. Tbe writ was re lurnable at 10 o'clock, but nearly two hours after that time Gen. Hancock entered the court, accompanied by tbe Attorney General, who apolo giied for the apparent delay iu making the return on the part of the General, as it was unavoidable. He then proceeded to read the return. in which (fen. Hancock said that the bodt oi Mrs. Surratt was in his possession, under the order of President Johnson, for the purpose ex pressed, ac, which order is as follows. ExxciritE OrriCE, Jult 7, lfcC5. To Major General W. O. Hancock, Command ing, kc. I, Andrew Johnson, President of the United States, do hereby declare that the writ of haben corpu$ bas been heretofore suspended in such Ciseaag this, and I do hereby, especially, suspend this writ aod direct that you proceed to execute the order heretofore giten upon tbe judgment of the Military Commission, and you will give thia order in return to this writ. Signed AspaiW Johxsox President. The Court remarked that no further steps would be taken in the matter. Attorney General Speed briefly rejoined, commenting upon tho distinction between citil and military jurisdiction, showing the utter impossi bilily of fighting battles, carrying on war. main taiuing the Gotefument in times of war, Ac.,by process of law. THE RAM fTOSEWALL. Washington. July 7. The Department of State has been officially informed that tbe Span ish Government proposes issuing orders to the C.iptain General of Cuba to deliver to the United States Government the insurgent ram Stonewall, now at Hatan SALE OK GOtEENMtNT BOXDS. Philadelphia. July 7 -Jar Cooke reports the subscriptions to-day to tbe 7-30 loan to tbe amount of $4,261,700. . s COMMERCIAL. sr TauaatArM. Citicttirtatt ITfarket. Cincinnati, July 7. Flour dull ; Superfine 5 25; extra $5 I0(3 75, and family G 0U7 75. Wheat, red $1 25 1 40; white $1 35. Oats, 7Uc Com Yellow 5c, 90c lor white, and 63G5clorear. Rye GU63c. Barley $1 1U 1 20. Whisky dull; email sales at $2 05. Me pork sold at 125(226 00c; Bulk meats; 12&13 for ßhoulders. 15c for aides and bams are held at 16)17 for smoked, 1920c - . m, St for plain, acd 242öc lor sugar cured. Lird 19c. Groceries quiet and unchaneed. Sugar 13l7c Coffee 2rf32c. Molasses $1 2Ul 23. Butter 242Gc. Eges I920c Hay dull at"$l213 lor soft and $ 15 lb lor bard pressed on arrival. Petroleum Hehued free uc(sic. Silver $1 28. Gold $1 3d. Money eay at CQS per cent. Heis vora .TiarUe a Z Nrw Yo2K, July 7. Cotton 49(350c (or middling. Flour 2Uc beter: at 5 95C 10 for extra state; $6 60G 75 for extra round hoop Ohio, and $G 6U7 75 for trade brands. Kte flour quiet. Cjrn meal doll Whisky $2 0G2 03 for western, and $2 10 for refined. Wheat "Winter red western $1 33l 41; Chicago Spring $1 2601 31; Milwaukee club $1 27(31 31; amber Micbigaa $1 70. Rye dull. Corn 79(gel for new mixed western, wc ior kiln-dried. tOGtibz for on30und and cüc for white. Oats 6c for western. CoS'ee dull. Sugar Muscatado 11?812bC MoUsnes dull. Wool dull. Petrnleum dull at 341i:e for CTUde. MGZ'MlvC fnr refined in bond, and 0ß2ldo free. New mesa pork f25 75(326 62: $23 ÄU'J4 UU for '63- 64. do cab and regular way, closing at " at26 62 for cash. $ 18 75 for prime, aod $20 00(220 50 prime mess Plato mess Deel $1U w fa 14 00: extra mess. $12 UU(dlib uu; bcei nams. 27ri27 50c. Cut meats; 1214c for sboulders. and le2Uj for nama. uacon; i4or4c for Cumberland cut; 13c for long ribbed, and AfilR for abort ribbed. Lard lbJc lJUtier, oc ior uuw, . a rf-v a T ,t,a 97?:, fnr State. Ubeese lU&CIdC. nice aauu w - - - edull. 1IV TOai M05IT MAEtXT New Yoek, July 6 Monet, east at 4(25 per cent. Sterling In fair request at 1U?JJ109 for first cites Kllla CiolJ onened at si Mil. ana ciosea aa $l 39 f8. Stocaa easy. Later Gold closed at Gallagher's Exchange to-night at $l THE INDIANAPOLIS INSUItAaVCE CO.TIPAINY, Is now permanently crraalzed and rtady to laae Tire Policies. Capital, $200,000. The Stockholders of this Company comprise some of ear mo-t responsible ciütent. DiitKC roits: S .4. FLtrcBta.fea., X. J.Pcck, Aqcilla Jobs a, OuTtsIoctir, TbowasA. Aloaais. W. H.TaxaoTT, A. ! Kuacaa. A. K. Vijtos, VTouAii llasoaasea. OSes at preaeot laths Siokias; t'aod Baildlsg, corner 0( penn-ylvanla street aad Tirf.nla avenue. irPtt. patrobare of tbe poblic la solicited. Ww. UE5UIR50a, Preaidett, A.LKX. C. Jamsoji, Secretarr. wjayt-d.' NOTICE. Ar UARTtBM ASTERS, LI5K ASD FIELD OFTICF-RS -4V reilrtcar trorn tbe Veteran Service, either by mas ter o-it or resifaatioo, ean have all their papera fitted oa with correctness aid dtiatch at Col. RUe"s sfilitarv Claim Aaeccr. ecnostte Meuopouua Theater. A tary Pibiic la In the oSce. ' : 1 : T J0H5 W. BLAKX.

PETROLEUM.

WABASH PI! 1 1101,1:1111 ! -A5IGOAL LIIWLWG CO, AT OOVINQTON , Capital Stock, 03,230,000, Divided into 65,000 Snares at $50 Each. tfCORFORATED C5DF.R TH1C LAWS OT THE ST ATI UF ISDIA3A. WILLIAM Da LR, f ew Tork, President, JOSEPH RlS'LSa-.CovtDgton, Vice Preiideat, W. IX KERR, rWretarr, JAMKS W. KlNU,Trarr. root z m Bon. JOSRPII R. McDOTALD, Indianapolis Indiaaa. juuj . uuirrojt u.unniuiftoa. lodlana. WM.DALK, Xe Tork City. JOSEPH V?. SIWU5, Atuca, Indiana. JOS. RISTL5K. Covington, Indiana. K. U. Mf DON ALU, Covington, Indiana. DAVID WatBB, C'ovtDgton, Indiana. Orricr StutJk tide Public Square, tn, Indiana. Coring ritUK Company holds by If no, and In X twenty ihoutand acres of the most fee, a bo a landa la Wasteiu Iadiana, bordering bath Met of tie " oa nf er. aiap or tneso land may be ea at tor raco or tb Company, In Covington, Ind., at tae trice of wm. üale, So.2i Tark Place, T.City, at tbt efflce ot Bon. J. k. Coffrotb, lianuagton, Indiana, and at the vuicvei Boicn & jtcuonii, Indianapolis. A reference to tbe report of the Hon. ttavld Pale uweo, ute state Geologist, will ahow that tkese lands ara aitaaU in tbt widst of the Bnt cval fields of k Mate, aboandina: also tn salt. Iron and otber valuable aoinerai suDRtanceii. Sear tbe mouth cf Coal Creek, where the Company ha large quantities of lands salt water has boen 4rtMl equal in nalliy to the Kanawba. This water was oroenreu some 34 yeara ago by boring, soon after, tha On ondara aalt flndin lu way down tbe tabah aod kne Canal, Mr. Thomas, tha proprietor, finding htm If an ante to compete with tt, abandoned the manufacture, la hia boring be encountered that which recently dicloaod facu prova to have ber a coal oil Thote lands all lie In close proxtnityto tbe Wabash ana khs canai, soma or them upon lu Lanka. Mr. John Mcllanomy. the business a rent of the com pany. Las retm ned from a tour of ebarvatioi of the oil region of Pennsylvania, ceovtofed that the landa leaded by tbe company, in Fountain and Parke counties, ha so fr as the general formation of tho country and tbt sun ace inatcaiions present tnemelva, a slocg analog) in ine oil and mineral substances aa fouo-t on French Creek, Pennsylvania, where the greatrtt qaantity and the most valuable oil is found Air. AfcManomy bas purchased for the company tbe men approved machinery, wuu au me uimrea necessary tor operation, and 1 pre paricg w th experienced woramen tha speedy develop insn of the hidden trea-nre of the lands ot tbe eomnanv All the indices of coal dl, found iu local ties where it baa been prorored, are strongly marked In varioas lo calities of tha lauds ef the Company affording evety rational prospect ol success. 7 e company thinks it un necessary to make any other reference to the character or tbe Und, other than the report and map referred to 9100,000 of tbe stork, bein x.Oui shares, U proposed by tbe company to be offered In tbe market at onbal It par value, being $25 per share, for the purpose ot aiuing tne company in a speedy development or iho lands. . aprV5-dAwtf MUSICAL. INDIANA NORMAL ACADEMY AT LDlAiAPOMS, ID. THE SUMMER TERM OFTHIS INSTITUTION Yf7"ILL C0MMK5CE ON MONDAY. JULY 10 AND Tf close on Saturday, September 4. 18 5. üstruetioni) given on tho Dr.. f rle suing cuoir r. TERMS Normal Department. 50 S& IS 10 Academio e Preparatory " Private Leskoni i . V.Klnraea will reeeived tot lntrCCtlOD onthaFisDO. and each scholar will be charred S3 for twenty leeaons. Tbl will afford parents the opportunity to ascertain, at a amai expense, the musical dicpokltlon of tbe pupil, whilst the scbolarw.ll be engated dunna; me ion vaca tion in an occupttion both plea-ant and ueml. For Circulars, c, apply to tbe Principal, CIIAKLES IICSS 363 South Meridian street (UcCarty's Estate.) Or te the President Ia tiana Female lnU,-,e, jyl-dit-sat tu.tharslaat. Rv. C. W. HKWR8. 3 T 1 O i A L, PETROLEUM MINING COUPAiNY. OF INDIANAPOLIS. IND. OBQAKIZED WSDI.R THE LAWS OF I5DIA5A Cnpltnl, $3Ä0,000. In G tOO I area, at I'll ly Dollar Hack WORKING CAPITAL, $70,000. Ornca No. 3 Talbott Kewi Week, Indianspolls, led OFFICERS. William H. Taraer, Pretddent and Miperlntendett. r De loss Boot, Vice P resident. Edwin A. Davis, Secretary. J, George 8tilx, Treasarer. DIRECTOR!. Deloss Root, VT. A Scbofield, Wm. H. Turner, J. A. Grosvenor. Wm. T. Hark. C C. Olln. J. C. Herth, La den Hilla, Omer Sewman, Jerre McLene and Edwta A. A li mfied number cf Shares are now offered to the pnblic on terms that tbe Company feel confident will pay anbscnoera (Her Two Hundred Per Cent AlO ter ahare onlv reawired at time of subscription. For mans, circulars or information, apply to the fce retary of the Company, at inaianspons. sprOt dAw-OWAet COLLARS. THE LARGEST COLLAR MANUFACTORY 1.1 THE iajOmWET. B1GEL0V?S SAT1N-EN1MELED RON COLLARS, I !7EW article of invention. iL other Paper Collars for Tbla Collar excels a! comfort, neatoeas aud economy. Alao a large aaaortment cr SATT5. ENAMELED OARkOTES, L15X5 PAPKlt ETEONS, A5D L15E3 PAPIR GABEOTES. lies f atla Enameled Cellars and CnSTs; a new aod convenient article. Tbe trade supplied st the lowest ma kel prices. EIUELOW CO., M aoufaetu-ert, oiyS-d3m 11 La Salle Street. Chicago, NOTICE. To Carpenters, Stairbuilders, Oabinetmajcers and to trie raDiio. Y ail I SI HOLD WaIo and Ornamental Job Tarnt J tt. Booth street, between pcnylvaiua ar.d aaert diaa street a. Kecna constaatlv oo hand a (rood aaaortmen Stair BallUters and ewel Post, and turns them to order. Also, all kinds of turniof la batldina; work dooa to order. 1 will receive all klnda of arders ta tarnlag lw the cabinet rnakitf fco, bedsteads, table legs, Ac AU work alone promptly, aeatly and at rcaaocabU price. aprlS d3s V ANTED. 01 Clark tX) " "17 "LT sl4 fer toaa akaa farty Zrr,l' .r. a.rriDMMnU. a4 the seller and nsr uawtieMSj wraav- - " . i:.vu ex f rvaa mtA im nriasODIDCul 'Td VaaeY or Urf. eommUalo. allows lao.tr.ejd Ijreuur. seat free. A CLAÄE, B,UAwS ' HdieXliaia.

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U. 0. LOAN.

UNITED STATES 7.W L0AH1 rr ii i it d HKUIEö, $230,000,000. Fj aathot-tr of the e-reiart cf the Tretfcr ta a. - . j t der gred.theOneral Äbnptlon Agent for tha saJ ef Ci.lted täte Recnrttjes, cTers to the pcttlc the third aeries UTrea nrj 5 wM,barirg seven a. d tLre tsctka per cett. itsterrat per at.L-.ia, kcca as th 7.30 LOAN. These notes are iacd cnier data cf Jaly Ii, 1SC5, aa4 ar payable three years from that date In currency, er are convertab'e at the option of the boider tnte U. S. 5-20 SIX PER CENT. f-oLi iu:aem.c; hoadu. Theee Bonds are now worth a baulme premlnaa. a ad are exempt, aa are all tie Gofrrmtt Bonds, from Sitte, Oxntr and X'iijtf tativm, wAVA a4Jt frvn en to rre per ceif. ;irr nnnum U leir taint, according to the rate levied pn otber prrperty. The leterest Is payable seml-srincally by cosrons attached each note, which may b cxt off an1 10U to acy baak et hanker. The? Interrat at 7.30 per cent. amounts to line mil irr tiny oi a $30 note, ru o rents 9100 Tsn 2.1 00 rWl'lllT" SI OOO aa One Dollar K.looo Notes of all the deaotninstioni nimed will be crcttrt ly furnished upon receipt of lubsrrlplioc. Tbe Xotes of this Ih.rd Kerles are precisely simHar la rortuand privilege to the Seven Tb rtiea already sold, eicept tbst tbe üorerumrut reserve, to Itself tbe option or pajing Interest ia geld coin at 0 per ceat, Ms ead cf 7 J-lOtha in canewy. ÄuWnbers will deduct the Interest In currency up to Jaly 1.1th, at tbe time when they aubtcrihe. The delivery of the ote of this third series of the Seven-lhirties commence on the It of Jne. and will be made promptly an! con!LuBv a'ter that date. The si ght chaURe tu.! lu ihcuu.tll ons of this TB1ED SkElKS eff.es oi.ly the tnsttrr of ioteret. The pay ment In goM, if ruade, will be equivalent to the currency iaterrst of the higher rate. ILe return of pc.e psyniriit, la tie event of which only will the option to pay iLlrrt-ht j0 e0Jd be availed oL would so reduce ai.d eual.ts prirea that parchaaes made with aix per cent, iu goM wi,uid be fully eeaal te those made wuh seien and three-tenth percent, la currency. This is The Only Loan in Market !tow offered by tbe tioven meta, acd its ac peri or ad taDUgflmake U ths GREAT POPULAR LOAfi OF THE PEOPLE. Less than $i30.l0".nuo of the luan author'.aed by the last Congress are now on tbe market. Tbia amount, at tbe rale at wbich It I befng aWrbed, will all be subscribed lor with n two auoutb, when the notes will an lonbtedly coinuand a premium, a. hat tn'fna!y bees tbe cm en cloeing tbo otciiptlona to other l.aaa. In order that cltüen In every town ar d section of tls country may be afT .rded fsclllties for taking the loan. the National Canks, Ktare Banks and IV rate Bankers throughout the country hats generally agreed te re calve subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select thslr own agents, in whom they Lave confidence, and who only are to be lespousible for the delivery of the notes 'or which they receive orders. JJirsr cooke, F rsscaienoa Ac err. No, 114 South Thind Street. rmupyi.nui.3aTIi)XAL BANK, INI UNA .NOlOl AL BANK and MKKC11 AMV NATIONAL BANK, 1MA! APOt J8, INU. mjTI ddiwSm MILITARY CLAIM ACENTO, kOBATIVS MOS, Attorney at Law. DELZELL, BROWN & J0NE3, (L 11.11 .OTTS AND ATTORNEYS, No. 3T East Washinglon Street, INDIAKAI'OLIS, I.D. TO RESIGNED, DlSCHaRGED OrFlCKKÜ. OS DISMISSED AS the Army ia now brinr muttered ont, and many nr.-f. ill in n ha ha-red Irom service. WO would call your attention to oar tacil ties for adjusting Üfflcers' accoanu sad settllug claiOiS against the f uverw ment. W. all! rrnrnp. T.rdVltM o' Xan - Indebted BeSS for i rff.cera, and prorLp'lv ad ut tbeir atcouuu with the different Bar us at v a.titreion We alu Coil et t lalma for Back Fsv, IVoantles, rere--lor.i. Horea lat In service. 1'r ae kenev. Hamared Of L-t lroperty, roerty l.o-t or ln.pres-ed. QuarUrmaa. ters' Vouchers, 1 rap trtsti- n Cla ro, Ac , e tte en al-o supply ronance, utoturr,. vsnrrmleraud Meoical aetnrna, Master-O.t Hohs acd other stillury Pswers. f-jro claims pouzct or soia. i K.r.f. t.rf ..ihra int r.trd In tha aa'tBsent ef mm v . . . suv rw. - - - - CI at mi ar'Ct tbe Government, are lot ited te call at or face, or address IA illj 4Jm.2, I m 3d. 37 kai ra.h r.'o strtet, m 20 -dam Ind sr.spll, lud. TOBACCO. TCBACCO a. s. iiki j.s sscssvss VEICS A IltU?I.T10D. 3Ianufac(urers and Wholsalers, No. 'J timid '21 Second Street, ALTON, ILLINOIS. WI HAVEOPF5FD A RtAyCTI HCSE AT O. 17 Äunih Meridian street. It.dlacsDoUs. IneL. where ws will keep cobatastlj oa band all styles ef PIC7Cr TOBACCO. We respectfully Invite the trade te call and eismtae our stock. We will sail as lw, tf Dot lower, teas the same stock can be bonaht in tb'a or acy other market. m m tiwxlu J l.uftUU. .?fa m&lT-iU JllatssWa Urij mmjx EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company. AJrvraa UNITED STATES EXPRESS C0L1PAUY. OFT1CX 03 iat C0L5EX Ol WAJH.5GTCS A9P Meridian streets, lodianapUls. Three aJly Eipresaeste few iova; Two dally KxpTwaaee te ClnduaaU, aod Two daJy Kiprwaee to Chicago and tt.laUa; The above Comnaale are the only privileged Iierassesj thefoUowtrf roads, r:'15DIA9A CKTTiUl.: LAFATETTX A CBluatro; ISWA5A1-0L1 A rtliU; N BEUJtr05TAI5 A I3DlA5AFOL-sT w ....m. saleable aod rrefrht ckrrred wtlA msr g yar as vfs, www w - d safety and dispatch, and In charre of special and cades a.sfijLsrs Sctaa. B-ll aad Draru will be protm ttly caliacted aW ready retcrna made 2 TTTTaK FIELD, A rest RENOVATE RS. CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT f 1 B1ZXTTZV STATES tTI-COUJf , 30.11 SOUTfl I Illinois street, Indianapolis, Icdiaea, At isua old tad wsU-knowa aatatlnhasasit. ahe ladiee caa have atlks sad woolen gewda dyed la permaaest aa4 bea&tLll coLra; and genta' game&u thoroughly reoeva 11 aod repaired. Sew and second .haad cloak leg beaght and aoVa, alee, a peticular branch la the baalnesa doaominated fine draw lag bail. S La Us del a, or Uar la any garment caa ha ae wrought net It caa sot o tamo te tae naaea eye. lemetnber the plate, 5e. SS Soath lltlaois street. jaaJS JOSEPH atAUlS.PTeKleae.