Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4619, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1865 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL.

SATURDAY MOKMNO. AUGUST 12. Books, Pamphlets. Cards, Checks, Ac. Circulars, Blanks, Bill Heads, Bills Lading, .. Ac fr)in astir sat stale Office, In the liest fttjrle. en first quality rapers, ana at Low Prices; t-ive Call. C I T Y I T EMS. IJPTte price cf th Daily SfDtitt!, contsining 11 the ltet new and Telegraphic Ds patches, is only Twenty Cent a Week, delivered tj tie Carrier io aiy part of tLe City, tf GJTTfcere will beau Tso o'clock it the hour. exciting race to Jay. t7DJp- C'j , 32 South Meri'iiao street, have jost received a splendid lot of lenooos and oranges. tUT Tbect will be no reception to-day Regiments are on their way home and" wiil prob ably arrive during the firt of the week. Ar-prtT M K. Cntacu Preachinr at the Ashur? M E. Church, to morrow at 1U. A. M. tid H P. M , by Her. K. O Hollidav. "Sutject of the morcinj ffroion. "The Chritiaa Pentecost " f2T" Advice from Governor Morton inform a BTtnpathzinp people that His Kxcelleocjf . "Our roble Governor," it in ao excellent state of preservation. There i noihinj like bracing airs and embracing friend to restore one to "himsell pain." Tiere is to be a Contention in Michigan Citj 00 the l?cb inst , for the purpose of taking iter" toward the construction of a harbor on Lake Michigan at that place. Gov. Morton and other speakers will be present. An extra fealffare train will leave Lafayetteat 6 o'clock A.M. tlT'There will be another trial of the Seuec Fall fire engine this afternoon, ou Market stree t. corner of Pennsylvania, at the cistern rear the Font-office building. The public are invited to attend the exhibition. The trial comesof at o'clock. fWe refer to the advertisement of Dr. Betice, who has opened an office ia Vinton' Block, opposite the Post Office. Dr. 15 i nn accomplished physician and surgeon. He has been in practice ten year, three of which he wan Surgeon of the Thirty-third Indian 4 Regiment. fall special attention to the local notices of Cl John W Blake. I ha Colonel' facilities for dipitch in return, and promptue-s in all repecta, are unurp.ised To soldier w would irjotnmend the agency of Col. Blake' the proper one to have the matter of their claim against the Government attended to EfT" Mr. Amelia L Churchill sill Rive a peblic reading at M iconic Hall, on Tuesday evening next. The portion" read will be from h'.T own poen entitled the "It-fluence of Free llasoory." All interested in the O.der are incited to attend. See advertisement. t3F"A wagon loaded with hay gently rrjuattcd Itielf on Washington street yesterday, to the consternation of the driver and the delaying of street car. It was like the Deacon's one horse bay, went all to pieces unceremoniously, without giving the owner warning of it premeditated self-destruction. t2f Several women of the town, with considerable tinsel on their riding habit, and more of brass in their blazoned countenance, were taking equestrian exercise on the moat pnblic dreet in the city la.t evening. Shall such thing be? We eues they shall under the present arrangesuent. t5TA new saloon and eting house has recently been opened at b7 Sooth Illinois street, with the name of Duncan Sloon. It is "All "Wright." with or.o exception, and thtt is Duncan. A free lunch ia set everv morning at 92 o'cloek. Our popular young friend Al. superintends the "Duncan," and no no one know better than he how to manage? an establishment of the kind. raoMOTio.vs. The following promotion were made at the office ofl the Adjutant General jcterday: One Hundred and Forty-fifth (eorge H. Uarhaxa. Captain; Alonx O. Cdy, First Lieu tenant; A. C FUnigan. Second Lieutenant ifty nioUi Johu C. Stmpxon, Major One"HuDs!rd and Twenty-third V. U. Siout, First Lieutnw. Twexty-m James W . Conuelly, Lieoten antColontl; Ssmuel E. Armstrong Major; Jaa. Hughes, Captain; Ttomas F Bilby. First Lieu tenant: James N Walker, Second Lieutenant; Stuikley Campbell. F rst Lieutenint; Wm R Filiott, Set'oud Lieutenant ZSTJL great deal is tnid at the returricg regimen V receptions, given io this city , about the gratitude the soldier: re entitled to, and how ihey are to be honored in the way of civil offiAc. I ia to be rovca that 1L0 Republic m not ungrateful for the unices rendered it in the hour of its need. anJ all the honor at its roinoiand henceforth are the property of men who have fought fcer battled, to be diipospd of hy them as tbey see fit. The speaker tell u that no one bui a soldier can hereafter bold office, and it would be folly for any one now to presume to set himself up as a candidate for nJ ßifl at lhe PuD,ic disposal who bad not proven his right "to it by his valor on the field ofbatile. The sons of Mara have foujjht the good fight, and are now to enter npon the enjo? menu of the rewards Meu have been aske l to bold up their bands and swear that they would never cant a rote for a oiio who bad not been iu th army, and wage an eternal warfare on those men who had dared to stand between the despotism of fanaticism and the liberties of the people Men holding high offices by mere accident have descended to the contemptible meau ness of attempting to prejudice the returning soldiers against a large cite- of their fellow-citi-xn. and impudently kin, the men to accept the speaker's opinion as the basis of future c lion, and o?tracie from public confiJence and respect any and every man lbt did not "leap " into the fight like a flaaics gi:." 'o opportunity is lost to ita press upon the soldier the treacherous character of the "opposition party," as it is styled, and words of caution, uttered in Tenement declamation, make up the burden of the "speeches," if we can ue the term in speaking of the remarks made by some at the receptions. It is ribt that the roaa wbo has inperiled his life in detecse of bis country's laws and the integrity of its soil, should receive every mark of esteem ad confidence, dc he capable of properly appretitting the oue and discharging the duties of the other, that the gratitude of people my entrust him with. This would be eminently proper, ana Jcffcrrsoiiian -we believe tf a roan po.esces tne a requisites, whether he has been in the army or not, will be the man most entitled to serve ih people in any cpacitv thev my e'.ett. A private Mjliici ii jut as much a sentient being, cd jut as capbie if t4kmfc' cre of himself, an J the principles to be governed by, a a aiin who by accident wears double urs, and lumes and struts his short hour of authoritv bcfoie the public; and to deny thtt they are not, U to iteny them common ir.tellige: ce and ir capAity tr the offices said to te in abeu.oe for thfm. Hut why do not these generous n.en prat-tK) their pretching and cooioieiiwe i:i Mriou cour.;yT ! Why not run a soldier for County Clerk, lot i Common Pleas Jude. or 01 e of the other he offices ? Wnv doo'i they make thir prtt-s j ions good? Why are they nut employed a' cleiks in public tfies? Why ate not tht.-ej meritorious soldiers provided for? The ruin.,:; r'ion ia strunz iu dea'h, and the " claim t party " and friends, and policy, are more weight? than ih onlv consideration that a man has bceu ia the rmv and is captb! The gratiiude t a pends itsel? ia u'ter.tn.es. It i rever mule manifest in deeJ. CaCI au) l: cri-y are the -chief aiinbtt'ea of t e t penn lit .rr that the arbiter, lime, wteu u sets il ttiiu c eu, will adjutt the? e men, and reward tbcui according 3 their works

Ricrrrtos TrtTXXBaT. A reception wai given yes'erdiy to the Üioetv-Th'.rd, Oi. Hundred tad Forty Fourth. One Hundred and Forty -Severin, One Hundred and Fiaieih. and Oae HttLdred an 1 FiIty Fiflh reimetit. Fraver was got o? ia a iagular way by Rev. Mr. New, of tb city. The regiments received are the otr most receitly organ led. and number all but thfir maximum. Nearly (our ihoutaod men were present, st.OftooJ patiently ia the Aojuu saa to receive the gratitude of the State couveyed throngh the channel f ita chief officers. John Hogarth Loxier, the "Chip'.ain oa M ittou'a StaC".' after rayer sung bis welcome aong eutitle-J ' "(ilory Halielojab." Lieutenant Governor Baker sail: That it hid ben the cutoco of Governor Morton to extend to the returuinc regiment a public welcome, but in the I'fovidence of God his health has been much impaired, and under the advice of his physicians, he has Uken a trip for Lis health I am left in my poor way 10 do what woald have oeeu the p!eure of the Governor to do if be wer here You went forth to battle for the Coniti tution and the sanctity of the law, and have returned ia triumph to your State. He referred to the dead of their comrades, and said, while we are thankful for jour retarn, we never can forget those who have fallen by the way. But he was not prevent to make a speech, lie wished only to read a skeleton history of the regiments pre-ent, ai.d would leave the speech-making business to others. The Governor, after reading the history, again thaLked the rceo in beaalf of the people of the State, and iotroduced General Ben. Harrison, who spoke of Lis regret that Gov. Morton was not prevent, and his own reluctance to appearing before the men in the capacity of a speaker. He bad recently laid aside the garb of blue, and was happy to ee so many present wearing the "liveiy .f their country." He spoke of the associations tormed in the service, and the advantages in knowing and finding out the char ncteritic of each otber. He referred to the clunge of life they were about entering on, and crneitly erj iced the men to conduct tbem-telves so as to meet the approbation of all. He said thit they did not expect to monopolize all the oCices, and they asked when all other things were rqaal, the palm rbould be yielded to the soloier; or could tbey expect to live upon the gratitude of the people. Gr&titute was then drink ar.d Do meat. The General got off a a ruber atrong simile between the rebels and the fallen angels, aid advised the ceu cot to blieve the congratulations of the men wbo belonged to the party in tbe North opposed to the war. Tho?e uitn had rather have seen etch soldier buried beneath four feet of Southern soil than to see them again back in the State. You want to brand th se men. It should be branded upoa them at an enduring mark There are some Union people very forgiving. He didn't be ticve in forgiving a sinLer who persisted in sinning. The people South, and their allies here, don't beiieve they have been guilty of any wroLg Keep them out of the control of the Government, or else tbey will again bring trouble cu tho country. He leierred to the inevitable negro, and their fighting qualities. He hid seen them fight, and preferred to extend the right of suffrage to such men in preference to a in an who had been in the rebel service. He was not in favor at pre ent of extending the right of tuffrage to the ne gro, but if the rebels iu the South did not behave, he was in favor of allowing the black meu to reconstruct the Sta'ei. Nj mm who has ever been in the rebel army ha a right to vote, and he should always oppose allowing them to exercii-e that right He warnt. 1 the meu to avoid the places in the city where they would loe their money and their discharges. The dis charge was an inestimable pper, ncd they should preserve it with a sacred regard He thanked the men, aftei further admonishing them, for their attention, and closed. At the conclusion of Harrison's remarks Loxier sgaiu entertained the men with one of his sooc, entitled, "When Sherman Marched Djwu to tne Se." Col. Fedcn, of the One Hundred and Fortyaeventh, briefly thanked the Governor for the tlitttiiog welcome they had received. Col. Dick Ryan being ou tbe stand was called for, and made ooe of his characteristic speeches. He didn't altogether approve of the moral lecture delivered from the stand He thought the soldiers were an competent to take care of themselves he was. If tbe soldiers wanted a drink, be said to them, go and get one. Meu ought not to be put under the apron strings of their wives and mothers. He thought the negro uf trage question had been sprung rather prefecture, bat he did believe that a negro who had fought along side with a white man was more entitled to vote th in a Copperhead. He thought this q'iea lion bhould be determined by the Slates, and in that he wtood by Fiesidcut Johnson The Government had not the ri"ht to sav one word iu this matter. The people of the State mut do that. While you have beeu in the field, tne a at home have put their means into Government bouds and escaped taxation, while jour farm and all you own are ground down by -1 )stem of taxation, la this right? He was opposed to the introduction of politics into thee receptions, but others had done so and in it be found bid apology. The Colonel referred to the prevent debt of the Government and the onerous system of "t.ixa. tion that permitted the rich man wbo had iuvea ted bis means iu Government bonds to go exempt, while you. a roor man, mu-t pay taxes on, not only the coffin of your wife, but the very screws that hold down the lid He did rot believe a rich man wm entitled to more coi ide ration than a mau who gallantly defended his country. The Colonel avowed he ws ai patriotic as any min, and he only uttered sentiments that were loyal, and referred to' these matters tecauie he kLew the soldier did not kow anvtliing ot them He continue some time iu the same strain. Before dismissing the meu, Governor Biker disclaimed having ever reterred to the subject of politics at receptions. sid joined iue wnh Col. Ryan on the subject of taxation. Tho matter had been decided twenty-hve vears tiuce. and a war could not b? c.irried oa without the right of taxttion. L z er feU called upon toputiu his disapproval of Rvau's remirks, and extendei into a lengthy lecture on the temperance raue He miht bare reserved himself for a Sunday afternoon at the Tabernacle. After another song and numerous cheers, the reception of yesterday came ta a close. 35r A stranger by the name of Graham, on iiia way to Ohij with bis family, was taiJe the victim of a confi fence gme, 1 st evening, wh'ch left him minus $6'l Two well drejsed ludividuals, wbo most artfuily concealed the villain beneath a speciou ex'erior, approached Mr. Graham at the Btces xlou-, and modestly requested a temporary loan of $GJ, and proffered a $100 greenback as security, until they could get the $101) bill exchanged into ones of a smaller denomination The mm, with that frank spirit of icmoibo lition alt well enough aud commendable among friends and acquaintances, promptly handed over the rtquireo $60, while one of the cbtpi as quietly took it and passed up iuto the Bite Hou-e, and out at the back entrance, leaving Mr. G. the bag to Lold Graham waited some time for the re urn of the young nj-n whom he had sa generously accommodated, never for an instant supposing that he had been duped, and that the voung man with an insinuat n-; address and pleading manner, w other than the soul of honor. At last, however, becoming impatient, he made inquiry and tooa learned to his consternation ttm the villain had decamped, aud that be w.is$C ) a poorer man It was almost the entire sum pcs'tel bv Mr. G . and hia condition is the more to be pitied, from tie fact of his beirg a stranger an i has his family with him. They had siopped at the P? pot, waiting for the car, mid in the mfattiuie Mr G. availed himself of the df!.iy. to look at the Capital City, and incontinently fell into the hr.ds of couple of scoundrel, win jentl fieeceJ Lim. It is truly a sal cae Grabau), discocsolabie, went to the police beaJqutrter. but no arrests had been made late last evi r. i.g. Jty We have often had occasion to speak of the tueritof the Geranium Restsuranland Sa loon, ani the hostility of its proprietor. 1a.r H.kiah i Co Sicce the opeuitic of

the Geranium it has bad no rival as a fi t cla-s ilo:i in the Western country, and tince the re ct'ot improvements, it ia i.ot eeu approached by any inii'.ar etb'.iihmer.t. It is couducted as it should be. and ia as quiet and reservd a reort a can found Hi rooms are splendidly futnifhed, slI the Ud'e department ia condjcred iu a prticu'arlv commendable roannrr. To day boarders tbe Grriuium supplies a want not to be obtained el!ewb!r-. as meal are served at ill hours, in style ut .;.rpased by any boue or hotel in the citv Moaoa Rain Omcer and meu will call at Col. B ake'a Military Agency, and eel the r pay, or seod power of attorney by mail 12 5

MT"Col. Dick Ryan threw a rather large-a;sed bomb into the mutual, jou tickle me-I-tickle-yoa-admiration society that has beea doing tbe reception business or the returned soldiers, yesterday. The Colone! told come palatable truths for the roeq, but they were not exactly relished bj '"those ia authority." Tbey were unprepared for it, and a Dick 'hove in the band gresade there was general conatercatioa. Cor clerical friend, who they call the Chaplain, (John Hogarth) was completely taken aback, and no doubt, thought Colooel'Rvari's remarks were out of place, as they interfered with tbe nice little arrangement all mapped out long since, and beinz carefully followed Wy those who figure at tLe receptions. The truth will make us free ar.d just. Such truth as Colonel Rjan told jesdiy is what is needed, if politic must enter into receptions. We do not wish tob understood as saying that all who speak at receptions refer to the subject of politic. We d not wih to do tb at tajauice. Th-re i one exception. Lieutenant Governor Bker, in all respects a high-toned gentleman, Laa never referred to the subject as connected with tbe past, or as to i'a probabilities in tbe future, but Las discharged bis duty as the Acting Governor iu tbe same modest and honorable manner be discharges all duties. Uovey was absent. We make a note of it. He may have departed for his foreign mirsion to tbe kingdom near tbe sun. He is going to be a Mandarin. TxTino5iaL to Liii'T Cot. Dai.mxll, or the Elxtiüth Ipiaa. Hkad Quaktkks Co E. Urn Id. Vol J Foxt McHxaT. Md , July 26, '65. $ Lieut. Col William W. Darn all: RurxcrtD Sit: As the war is tow over, snd tbe third great struggle tor American liberty has demonstrated the fact that an enlightened people not only have the rijht, but the ability, to govern tbemelve, and a the Eleventh Indiana Veteran Volunteer, wbo hare borne 10 cocspic uous and glorious a part in this grtit contest, are r.ow about to diband and return to tbeir homes, we, tbe non ommisioned officers and privates ofComDanv E, feel tb it we cannot let this opportunity pass of presenting to voo, our honored Lieutenant Colonel, this slight testimonial of our respect and eteem. Throughout the long period of our military association Tnow nearly four years,) we bave ever fouud you the same brave and efficient of ficer. th atme kind and courteous gentleman, ever ready to perform your own duty yet requiring nothing from an inferior but what wis just and right, and we feel that, now we are about to part, perhaps some ot us for the last time, that we cannot leave you without some expression of our most sincere regard and earnest wih for your present and future happines-s and success, and we know that in this we express the sentiments of the entire regiment, and we would say further that, should ever another necessity require that we should take up arms in defense of our common country, remember that Company R will be ready to follow wherver Colonel Darutil I may lead. Permit ua,' sir, to suS'ciibe oure!ves. Your most obedient Soldiers and Fillovt-Cituiss. Signed by the non cornraiaaioned officers and privates

IlIXHIlNrcJSH NOTICES. Wanted, Immediately, thirty carpenters, to whom good wages will be given, Applv to the undersigned, at Alvord'a Block, on Meridian street. 113 John Sim Officers und .flen Of the Third and Eighth Cavalry, who have lost hortej or equipment in the service, or told horses and nut got vouchers, will call at Colonel J. W. Blake's .Military Agency, or correspond by mtil. li) 4 Hau Fare to Cincinnati. The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Raliroad Company have kindly .;!!rei half-fare tickets to parties wishing to attend the Fenian Pic nic to take place at Cincinnati on Tue.day, tbe 15th inst. Ticket can be procured at the Uniou Depot on Monday, which will be good until Wednesday, leaving here at 10:5rl on Monday and return on any train on Wednesday. ll-2t Ei'keka ? The Infallible Haie Restobative Decidedly the bcyt article for restoring grey hair to its natural color, (not dying) curing all diseases of the ncalp, preventing the hair from falling cfT, giving it a softness and glos. that nothing cl?e can produce. Trice $1 OU per bottle. Sold by all druegists. J. F. Senour, druggist. Bate Houae Block, agent eod-tf tSPYoung Men who are in tbe habit of digracing and degrading the.tuel vea by freqieni ing Saloons and other doggeries on the Sabbath, are invited to coma to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, to the Tabernacle, to bear what Col. J. W. Ray has to siy on the subject of temperance. By order of the Committee. f5TOf!kers' Fay Accounts, with all Affidavits complete, male out it Col. J. W. Blake's Military Agency, by Captains King and Madien. Advances made od pav if desired: Office opposite Major Dunn's Muttering and Disbursing Office 12 5 tW Croropton's Strawberry Balsam is a certain remedy for diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera morbus, flux, heartburn, and all bowel complaints. It is entirely vegetable. A specific for c imp diairhcea. Sold at wholeaale by Browning & Sloan, Indianapolis. 7-eod Stork Uj. si, to Rest Two tood Store U torn. No. Ill and 113 Eist Washington street. op(n.-!ie the Court Hou.-e. can be leaded for a term of years. Inquire of Dr. A. D. Gall. No 15 North New Jersev street, between 12 and 2 o'clock, I. M. " 4 tf Two GiaLS Wanted A girl experieu el in cooking, wahing and ironing; also one capab'e of doing chambersotk, can both have permanent places, with good wage, by ap; hirg at tbe residence of W. H. Taloott, No. 94 North Meridian street. ' 9-3 5F Don't lorget the races to-morrow. Milt heats, three bet iu fire, to harness, between John Williams' black mare and Ed. Ricbardaon't biy gelding, Fort Wayne Billy. This will be one of the fastest races ot the season TtEEariN Socr Every morning, at 10 o'clock, a free lunch, consisting of all thedelica cies of the season, is served up at Florence's Reading Rooms, corner of Meridian and Maryland streets, up stairs. 3 5 t2f"0 Hirers' Returns can be made out aud warranted correct, at Blake's Military Agency, by Johu F. Durfield. wbo ha been two years ia the buines 12 4 Wasted A Situation as Assistant Bookkeeper, or Salesman in tome Wholesale business Good city reference given. Salary no objeet. Address H. J. F , ttr offi :e. W 3 t5T"Ueirsof Deceased SolJiers can get Hack Pav, bounty aud Pensions, at Col IMake'a Mili tar; Agtt.cy. 12-ot 5fSee Dr. Wui. Tbomon'i Advertisement on tLe fourth pe ot to dy paper. ja:i '2b tf. NOTICE. F0 K M O Ii K T li A N T W EN TY YE A KS MATÜKWS' VKNKTiAN HAlKDTt La stoo-1 the test ff :rii. and i c.ri!.tnt!y iiicreaiag in pubLc favr. TiIK VtNKTIAX HAIR DTK is tbe be.-.t and cheapen niade. Its pr;ce only 75 cen. an t each bott', cc-n-tam doub'e tb qaa-.tity o'' tt ve in tla- u-ually M'.d j vr fl. j THIS HAIR LTP. i nana'acture.1 by a peculiar pr. i

ce, whUh reailrrs it infinitely up?ri"r to aey dye in riarket. Beinj cc mp'.ete ia oce bottle, nu preparatioD i req rr 1. wfc-ch rreaüy s'rrpl'.fiea th application. IN USINii T31S DYE jt.a avoid that arrrv, dba aplarar.ce j which dyed htlr aal whhkers are rradlly rccogc xj, when an inftrior article bai leej oed, as it f-rd'jce a perfect' n:ur! color of auy bade that 1 itevrei, from a r.cu tr.3 t a jct'y , latriu black, that will not mut. crock, cr ta:n the clothirg. Inveot T5 clu ud joa w.a be convinced. Sold by all Drugg.;i aaJ Fasicy Goods Dealer. A. 1. MATHS, Manufacturer. LIMASBAENI A CO. Xaw York, WkolesaJa Agents. siylO-dod-ly

Telegraphic Dispatches,

teuavaa axsamivrt'eTsa aaiLitravtairnitL. MIDNIGHT REPORT. rar ytmrulxtf Itwpwrs See rirst Pajre. CORWIN-AND MAXIMILIAN. REPORTED FAILURE OF CABLE. TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER, ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST THE SHENANDOAH HEARD FROM. 4cc. Ac... At.. Ar.. e. Terrible Steambsat Disaster Uns Hundred Lives Loat. PzTEOiT, August 11 A collision between the Pew a Wie and Meteor occurred at half past eight o'clock on Wednesday evening, six miles from shore. The Fewabic was struck on her port bow just aft the pilot houe. and sunk in three or four minutes. The boats were running at full speed and struck with such terrible force aa to cruth ia the entire bow of the Fewabic. At the time of the accident it was scarcely dark and the boats saw each other six milei off; when approaching they exchanged signals, and the Fewabic bore iH to pass;! but tbe Meteor tor some as yet unexplained reason, turned io tbe ttme direction aud struck the Fewabic. A cumber were killed by the crushing of timbers. A few ptengers jumpped on board the Meteor before the Pewabic sunk. Tbe life boat was immediately lowered from the Meteor, and picked up those who were not carried down with the wreck. One hundred and seTeuty-bve to two hundred passengers were on board the Fewabic The names of seventy-five of the passengers and crew saved are knowu. Tbe loss of life cannot be correctly ascertained yet. but will be near one hundred. The Meteor remained near the scene of the disaster till morning. i n hopes of picking up any persons who might be still floating on pieces of wreck, but none were fouud. The propellor Mohawk passing down, the survivors were transferred to her from the Meteor, and brought to this city. Tbe Meteor was but slightly injured and con tinjied her trip to Lake Superior. Mot of the paseugera lost belonged to Detroit and Cleveland. Additional developments iu the Fhcenix Bank defalcation have transpired since tbe arrest of Jenkins. James H. Earls, book-keeper of the bank, has beeu arrested as an accomplice and confeseed having received $100,000 from Jen kins, which be lost in stock operations He whs taken to the station house, last night, and put in a cell. This morning it was found be had cut an artery in bis neck with a penknife, and bled to death. He was a widower, thirty one years of age. atd lived in Newark. New Jersey. Gecevieve Lyons, alias Vieve Bromer, a disreptuable young woman, and one of her intimate companions, known as Charles Bromer, alias Sam Davis, a butcher, wer alei arrested. Arrival at the Clara CHntbra The AtItalic Cable liclievcd to be a fr allure. Noaru Stdjet, C. B, Auguit 11. The steam yacht Clara Claibra has arrived, having left Fort Aubasgue last evening. No tidings bad reached that point of the Great Eastern up to that time. Engineer Everett, wnoae experience iu laving the first Atlautio Cable entitles bis opinion to great respect, believes the laying of the second cable is now a failure. Mr. Mackay, Telegraphic Superintendent at Cape Race, ia hopeful. The expeditiou of Clara Claiba is a failure.the armor of the St Lawrence being entirely destroted. HaaaT'a Costbst, Sukday, August C. The British gunboat Sphyux arrived here today (Sjuday) at 5 J. M. under canvas, having been short ot coai since Friday night. The Shpynx was left beijind by the Great Eaateru and the gunboat Terrible, on Thursday , the 27ch of July, during a strong westerly breexe and head sea, not being able to keep up with the others since that time, although she steared in the right courfe. The Sphynx has seen nothing of the Great Eastern or Terrible. She reports the weatker favorable for latins the cable. When she parted from them at 6 15 F. M., on the 27ik ult , at which time tbey were in lat. 52 43. longitude 20 2. Captain Hamilton, of the Sphynx sxts, he cannot see how hi could have pitied the fleet without seeing them. The weather baa been all that could be desired, but it has been thick to seaward. The Defalcation In letv York. New Yoei, August II. The defalcation charged against Henry B. Jenkins, paviog teller of the Phoenix Bink, amounts, according to the affidavit of the Caahier, Mr. Parker, to $25'),000, instead of $50,000, as was stated yesterday. Dxteoit, August II, P. M. No further particulars have been received from the srene of tne late catastrophe on Lake Uu 00. Captain McKay, of tbe Pewabic, has gonerith a snnll steamer to cruise about the spot w here the Fewabic sunk. It is proposed, also, to sent a diver to the wreck The books and paper s of tbe illfated steamer were lost; it is therefore impossible to give a complete list of the passengers wbo were on boird. but the list already telegraphed comprises all that were saved. The Fewabic was built last year. She was va'oed at $100.000, and was insured for $60.000 Itelease l TCoby. New Ycre, August 11. The Post' Wash ingtoa special says: Moaby has been released from arrest by the military abthorities, and he bas gone home lie said he cam to Alexandria to be admitted to the bar. A series of letters published throughout the country, purporting to come from Mim Clora Burton, the Pbilanthrophiat, at Acderonville, are reported lo be forgeries. The President was besieged agaiu today by Southerners in hre delegations seeking lor parden and other business, the Cabinet meeting preventing their gaining admiaaiou. Rtaccs at Saratoga. SaaATosA. August II. la the race to-day for three year olds, the two mile dash was won by tbe revenue colt Baltimore, beating Oliaba two lentrth; time. 3:42,'. The second race, of mile heats, wa won by the Lexington horse Lexicon. Itallrsad accident In Istva. MrcaTi!E, Iowa, July 11. Tbe train from thia place to Waahirgton, yesterday afternoon, broke through a bridge at Ainsworth. One ptsserger car was preciptated into the chasm. F ur pern-i s killed and several wounded. VERY LATEST. THREE O'CLOCK, A. V i t:iti:irn; in;na or THE SBX5A5POan BIAtD rsoM. New Y'cee, Aagaat II. The Herald's Wah intoo special rays: Commander George L Colvoccoreis. reporting to tbe Secretary of the Navy, from Callao.July 13:h.eays: Fhe American rhip North American, krty rice days from Melbourne. Australia, reports having arrived at Melbourne the day after the rebel eteamer Shenandoah left thst port Tbe North American wis informed that the Sbenudah took on board at that port, before leaving, I.QJQ tons of coal, and that her prsaeot First Lieutenant

joined her hers, having left tbe English weaeoer

of which be was master to do so. r.MiTTLtD state or ritt Ferce is reported io a tery unsettled state, and Commander Colvocoressii intends to remain ia that vicinity to protect American iatereus io tbe event of a change of tbe Government racMOTiox. (ieneral Roberl B. Mitchell formerly Colonel of the Second Kansas Rejiment, has been made full Brigadier General in the regular army. aOUTHtEJCKXI IX vrASHISOTOJt. The World' special says: The city is filled who Southerners. Withio the last thenty-focr hours more have arrived than during the previous two weeks.. Tbe trains from Richauood brought them from every portion of the South. Tbey are general by citixens ot prominence oa officeseeking or pardoning missions. IECEETAET SEWAED TISITED BT E0EE1CS MISISTEES. Secretary Ssward to-day received the Diplomatic Cjrp. at the State Department, all of whom congratulated him on his renewed health and vigor. He appeared even in better health than during any time previous to th I4lhof April JatL PXLIVIET. It is said that there will soon be a general jail delivery, by pardon, of a large number of persons convicted by Military commissions of Uivial crimes and Alleged offenses. GOTIESOE COEWI.X AXD MAXIMlLiAX. The Tribune's special says: There is the best authority for stating that nothing written by Hon. Thos. Corwin, late Minister to Mexico, to Maximilian or his Prime Minister will warrant the inference drawn ir tbe Press dispatch, published yesterday, from New Orleius. Since leaving Mexico Governor Corwin has been iu correspondence whb the Prime Minister, an old and intimate friend of his, and naturally interested in Mexicau affairs. He has made frequent inquiries of his correspondent relative to tbe state of the country, but has never advised the present recognition of the Imperial Gorern ment. eesio ATior or c a akwaau. Waäixgto.h, August 11 Tbe professional duties of Mr. C. A. Seward requiring his personal atteulion, be has relinquished bis position of Acting Assistant Secretary of State and returned to New York. MENAGE FROM TUE EtXO or EASiAS Blackman, who was liberated in Kentucky five jeirs ago, and went to Africa as a preacher and missionary, recently arrived in Washington on private business lie brought a mejge of repe?t to the President from the King of J)ii, accompanied with a request that tbe former would send him a rain coat,' meaning one made of India rubber; the gar ment has been purchased and will be forwarded to hi African Majesty in due course of time. ArrOIXTMKMTS. The President to-day appoiutei William G. Dixon, U. S Maruil tor the State of Georgia: Daniel Orton, Surrevor of Cuatoms at Cairo; Samuel D. Houston, Receiver of Public Moneys, at Jackson Citv, Knnsa; U. W. Briggs, Registerot Land Office, at Visulia, Ctlifornia; Alonzo O Mayers, Assistant Assessor of Internal Reve nue for tne Second District of Missouri; James Law, ltmanter, at Suspension Bridge, New York. COVraSMEST HOIS SOT ASsIST TO THE COTTOM DECIIOX IN ENGLAND. It is stated that the Government does not assent to the doctrine of the Vice Cnance'or of Englaud a pronounced in the case of the United States against Prioleou. The United States is not likely lo concede very soon thst the rebels are no, or ever were, a de facto Government, nor very likely to consent to derive title to Us own property through that imaginary concern, and being a sovereign Slate, dealing with other States, according to the customary methods, they are not especially likely to submit, without process of attachment, to decrees which may be rendered against them by a Court of Chancery, setting in Westminster Hall. DIEECTION. Or THE SECEETaET OE THE NATT. The Secretary of the Navy bra decided that Masters and Ensigns in the regulaa army and midshipmen serving on board any naval steamer will hereafter be taught thoryugbly the duty of civil enginery. DECISION or TMECOMPTEOLLKB. The Acting Secoud Comptroller decides that to reimburse Government for losses by soldiers, for which they are liable to stoppages of pay, disbursing and accounting officers are justified in withholding anv portion of the money due the soldiers, either aa pay, bounty or monej deposited with Paymasters on a check book, from the 3d to the Hth of August, 1865. GENERAL TUOMAS AT ELM IBA, Elmika. N Y , August 11 Adjutant Genersl Thomai, while in this city to day, made a clo?e survey of the military establishment there and ordered its immediate reduction to a peaee footing. Tbe Government buildings at tbe barracks are to be sold. The General Hospital is to be given up and the patients transferred to the hospitals in the late rebel camp. The treopi here will probably be sent away, except a few necesary to guard the public property. New Yobe. August 11. Junius H. Browne one of the escaped prisoners from Salisbury, to vindicate himself from the charge of making grave statements without due consideration, in a card published in the Tribune, reiterates bis assertion that Secretary Stanton is unquestioua bly the digger of the unnamed graves tbatcrown the vicinity of every Southern prison with historic and never to be forgottou horrors, by bis obstinate opposition te exchanging prisoners with the South. COMMERCIAL. vBt rcucQiArs.t umcinnati Market. OlMCI.V.NATI, AugU&t 11. Piour firm but quiet, the demand having fallen off; auper&oe is held ot 25; extra $d SVQ a, and family brands $D 25(29 75. Wheat unchanged; prime red $2 U5; white is held at $2 252 5U Coro unchanged at 65 6b for prime Oat unchanged at 43(3 44c for new and 65c for old. Hye brm at Ois. Barley iu good dex and; crime old fall 1 35; ipring j SI 2 ); iuw dull becau-e of its inferior quality. vbisky declined to 1-2 la. , C.ty meAS .pork sold at $30 iu the morning, and a free tale of second class was made at $29. Uacon dull; shoulder.-: Sold at ! packed and sides at lfi packed. Bacon may be quoted at ,074(?1?4. with but a light demand. Ladd M held 2323g. I Suar 14l7c. Coff. d'ee -yj(3-2c. Molasses (dull. Cneee 15s. j Butter 2026c for f rob and lQSO for fair i Ecgs dull at 151Cc. Linseed oil $1 14(1 15 j Tallow 12c, ar.l in good dmnl. Uold $1 4J. .- vorn aiaritei. New- Yoti, August 11. Cotton a shade loser at 41c for middling. Fiour(lU(153 lower on common grades, while j good brands are in moderate request; common to j medium extra $6 556 9:1; extra State $5 50 l f . j t a.r f air. m . tojo oo; eupeici.c we-tein uuo oo, j (3 30 for common, to 2d ihipping brtndi extra round hoop Onio, and $ 35(33 65 for trade brands. market closing heavy and firm fr good grades. Whi-ky a rhtdc firmer al $2 ID tor western. Wheat dull and 2rä3 In er rtri inrin Kit winter is held firmly; winter red state 12 WA'A inter rw western $1 ei as; Kacinc spring 1 4'); Milwaukee club $1 43-31 45; prime white Michigan $1 y?(22 00; amber Michigan $2!)ü; U 42Q1 45 for No. 1 choice, snd $1 3 fdjl 45j for Chicago spring. Corn a shade firmer s7 for damared. W'J'dc for unsound, yoi(2Jic for sound mixea western yi(tf jic for prime shipping parcel, and 90Vc for hi,jn mixed nearly vellow. Oei fiui:e firm at C5 lor urn 'r.1 malt dull. Coffee dull. Suardull at 12J'c fur Mua cavado, 13,' for R. R Havana. Rice dull Mo!a?es uall at 1040 Wool dull. Petroleum qu'et at 32(g33c for crude. 52 (353 for rehnel in bond, and 6'J72c do free. Pork opened heavy and lower, but closed more firmly: new mens $31 b7ra33 53: $2 75(323 00 for 'G3-X4, do cash and regular war , ciomg at $.i2 2o tor caeh, $23 7524 or prime, and $2C 00(26 25 lor prime 00 lor mea Piain meaa beef 13 5Ufäl2 Lo- .r. mes, $1U 0014UO; beef bams quietat 30ic. Cut meats steady at l17e tor ihoulders and 19i(323o for bams. Bacon dull 17c

foe Camberlasd cot; I3te for long ribbed, and 1 4(3141 for short ribbed. Lard less active and firm at lOJßr. Butter; 20(323,2 for Ohio, auu -öyj5c for State, and lets aciirs. Cheese ouitt at 15t'c. v voaa Moair maeest. Nxw Yotl, AcJt 11. Mosey easy at 7 per cent, call loate . 1 Sterling exchange firm at I0i(gl03 for first dies bills, wnh rather more doing. Gold excitad and loser, opening at $1 41 declining to $1 43 and closing at $1 41l.' Government stocks firm. Latex. Gold closed at Gallagher's Exchange to night at $1 41,'. NEW YORK CITY CATTLE MARKET. Mabcbv Dat, Tctar-AT, Attest 5, lsti. wrai aactirrs, or alt. Eiirf,roa vaa win. Sheen aod

BTa. Tola! Cows. Teala. Laabs. Swtoc. 1J1 1.340 1,S8 T.I77 lli 1,233 17.773 lOio laitweek C.01C Ccrpng week laat year. ... 4, 4M AvVrvifo.per w'k in!964 J.1C7 ISA Hi 3,7 M 1.511 16.25S 15.313 3.5Ä) 11.65 suras raos Ptrraaarv trans. 5wTork T5 PnnyIvaBla. Illinois .r Kentucky 4) Sew Jersey ". Ttonetae WltCOMIB ........... . Virginia. .......... Ohio. i3s Main Iowa Canada 174 MissouriConnecticut Maaaachasett Hew Hampahlr Michigan. Indiana... . 4 aawAaaa. There waa a lighter ran of catll thaa was anticipated th'a weak, both ia point of n amber and site. Jtothing real It Bt for tho retail trade west below 15c, though some Canada and Michigan scallawag wei t aold fr bolognas, we enppov at 11 lie. The market brcke beforo tho clote, and tales of tho tail eeda wer very little higher thaa lart week, with so life to the trade. One broker who bought a drove Monday morcdrg. and aovn rttailed them oat at a prophat, renarked that Lo wou'.d nu gl much for them at eight by 95 per haad. The very high price of heep had scmethirg to do with th advaLc in cattlt. Tbe followiag ar the quotation: Premium qualitiei , per est Prim, do 1 17.50 JD 17,75 ...t6 5si7 ...U.5ilJ.?5 ...11,0013 50 ...14.0016 50 Medium to good o,aalitla,prcwt Poor do do General selling prices do a Averag do 14.T5ÄL5.10 ilcb cows Are aeüir.g at lait week, with a moderate demand. To work off alt. the stock dealers bar to tak their cow tn'o th snrreundieg country and peddl them out among milkmen, often at a loss. A fw extra cowa Lav been sold at tÄtlOO each, bet good rowt arrai4 at 9.5f5, and common ones at a!0$fo. VIAL CALVKS. inere aaa been a aenaeu aivanc in f K oVur to a scarcity and a rUo la beef and mutton. Fat calvta eo on quickly at iic, and even 1-c M very prime om selected veals brought l".S,e. and nothing at all cooJ aroea under 10c in a quick inaraat. Oil !. M bro-igbt 911,38 average per head. BHSIF AD LAMBS Sheep hare advanced lc per pounJ, are Tery rcarge. and badly waated that i, if rat. It is eaty to g't 7)c. and even 8c, for right good tbeep of 80100 lb. weight; a lot selected for shipping wer sold at e ,c. Eventbin sheep bring 6 ; and 7c, bat not as thin a ooe lot neither fit to kill cr keep, sold at about $1,50 each to a farmer who is going to try to fill up the nakel taeletoa. Lambs are selling well, but not as quickly a hrp At leatd two-thirds of tbe ttock of the pt week ba been Iambs, many of them thin. Tbey bnn 6l0c, as per quality. Sixt. With light receipts, prkea have declined nearly lc per pound, on account of a disposition on tbe part of buyers not to pay the high rates for the past few weeks. Trade is very slow in consequence, and the follow.'cg are the prlca: LivehoB. Dresed. perewt. per lb. Prime heavy VeH'ncorufed. 111. Mi 11.30 l4 3.l4;i Prime light da do , & New York do do Stillfed 10,75II.OO 13 V Ordinary bog PETROLEUM. -A3rGOAL CO., -ATOOVINaTOlM, 1 1ST 3D Capital Stock, 0323OfOOO, Divided into 65,000 Shares at $50 Each. INCORPOKATKD CNDKß THE LAWS OF Tilg STATI OP rXDIASA. WILLIAM DALE, of 5w Tork, PrtalJ'Et, J08EPU RI3tI5at. Covington. Vic Präsides t. W. V. KKKR. 8retary, JAMKS Tf. K10, Treasurer. JO xeotox-asa. Boa. J OS KPII K. McDOYALD, Indianapolis, ladlaaa. M JO R. COFPBOrU, Huntington. Indiana. WM. DALK, Hew York City. " JOSKPI1 W. 21KWL15, Attica, Indiana. JOS. klSTLNK. Covington, Indiana. K. M. MCDONALD, Corington. Indiana. ' DATID WKBB, Covington, lndiaaa. OrriCB Stutk tide Puttie Square, Ceisytan, Indian. FVHK Cosjpany holds by lea, and In fee, about X twenty thousand acrs f th most select coal lands In Western ludiana, bordering both aides cf the Wabash river. Mapa of theta land may b sen at the office of th Company, in Covington, Ind., at th oClc of Was. Dale, Ho.ti Park Place, 2f. Y.Clty, at the etSce ot Bon. J. K. Co ff roth, lluntiogton, Indiana, and at the oCcaof Roah A McDonald, ludiauapolia. A reference to the report of the Mou. David Dale Owen, late 8tat Geologist, will show that the lands ar aitnat in the natdat of tb flneat dal fields of tbe State, abounding also in satt, trcn and other valuable mineral snbatancs. Hearth mouth of Coal Creek, wher the Company ba large quantities of lauds alt water ha ben dicovere! equal iu quality to the Kaeawha. Ibis water was oroenred some 54 yeara age by boring, soon after, the On ndaga aalt finding Ha way loa tb Watask and Erie Canal, Mr. Thomas, the proprietor. Coding himself unable to corrpete wjUt It, abandoned th manufacture. In Lis boriLg he encountered that which recently disclosed facu prov t have been coal oil Thote lands all be in clos prox mity to the Wabash and Erl Canal, om of them upon Its baxka. Mr. John McManotny, th boinea agent of the company, tas retained fron a tour I observation of the oil regions of Pennsylvania, convinced that Ha lands leaded by th company, ia Fountain and Park eouttls, ha, ao fr as th general formation of the country at.ri tie snrface tiidicatioBS presert themelvs, a r,g analogy in th oil and mineral mtsnce as favnd An Frejrh Creek, Pennsylvania, wher tb gr'tt juanfiiy snd th nost valuable oil Is found. Mr. McManouay La purchased for th company th nsest approved nackury. with all th fixtaree necessary for operation, axd is preparing with eiperienceat workmen th pedy development of the hidden treasure of th lands of the company. All th indice of coal oil, found in local ties where it has been procured, ar strongly Bca:k4 in various localities or the lands of th Company, afTordnjg etry rational prospect of success. Th company tkisk It r.naecessary t make any other reference to the charaner of the lands, ether than the report and map referred te. $100,000 of th stock, being 1,000 shares, U'prP by the Cosspany to ha ffered in the market at oa-bali Ita par value, being f25 per share, (er tbe purpose of aldiag the Cnpany in a speedy development of tho lands. aprZS-dAwtf COMMISSIONER'S SALE. COtfmSMOHEK SALE or REAL ESTATE. NOTICE is hereby given that la pursuance loan order cf tbe Marion Circuit Court, mad at ita March lrm. 10, In th ca' of Dolly Kc'ler.et al .petition fr partition, ex part, I wld sell et public auction, at one o'clock P. M.,m Tuesday, the 19th Day of September, Keit, on the presnlses, sit Bated la Lawrence Towrsllp. Mainu taaty, Indiana, th followirg Kl Etat, towii: Tie northwest quarter f th soa'hea.t quarter, and th nortkat cuarter f tb southwest qua ter, and thirty-ene and forty-oae handredth aere oS the north and eatt nart f th west half of th southwest quarter of section 10, ia town IS, north f rang S, eaat, the number ef acres to be sold being one hacdred and eleven acres and forty oao-habd-edths, tnor or less. Tubs or Aalm. Tha said Raal Katat will V sold ta tb hight bidderfor not less thaa two-thirds of its ap prai-ed value (15,036;) ene-thlrd of the pnet to be paid ia band; cn-tt!rd ia n'.c months and th remaking third in eighteen months from th dsy ' sale, tbe, pur. chaser gtvioc Botes waiving valuation laws, secured by a good and suScisct mortrsg a the premies SAMUEL CORT, Auguat Tth, 19J aug?-wew Cowsnis-iooer. WANTED. 8srh A M05THI-I w I U t7s a Bsonth, if aat Ageata everywhere, at oath, expems paid, to ll Flfts Artkl, th best solllag ever offered fres. rail parucaLazs Aaara OTIS T. 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U. S. LOAN.

UNITED STATES 7.30 LOAM! X II I It I H 10 It I K H t $230,000,000. Py aatborty of th eeretrj ef th Treasury, Oj tsr ders gred, thÜoeral Subcription lrot for th Bade Cuttad Stale. fMtar.iiea, oCera tw tb pabtie th taird aeries of Trea ary 'ote(tear;tf seven ar4 threo-ttha per cent. Intereat per anum, kcva as th 7.30 LOCUST. TheaBetea ar iued ui.dr dal of J sly IS, It4, aavd are payabl three years from that date ia currency, er ar eoBvertabV at tb optioa of the holder Ut u, s. 5-20 six per cent, golm) iu:aki; iiOsds. The Botds ar now werth a haBdBa pre sal a bb, afad are eien-pt. as are all the Gcverxxaeat Bo-s, fram .Sfjte, Cbatajr and JTtcijl t s:Un, rAA mSda from ana to three pr cnt. j sassi to tkeie ea, acetrdifg to the rat levied tpon ether property. The leterest Is psyable semi-acBaally by coepows attached each not, which rasy be cut c? an-! said te aty bank a tanker. Tise Interest amounts to aat ?.3u per cent. One cent per alay on n gso note. Two cent ' $100 Xcti S-OO Twenty" $1000 Otic Iollar OOO !totes of all tae imoaiinatlon naoed U.' be ;-aH ly furnUhed upon receipt of sebcr!plioos. Th Sotes of tha Third Series ar prerlly ajaaiia Lat form and pr.vilee to the Seren-Th:rts already sU. eicept that the Government reserve to !tif th pt:a of pajiLg Interest In gold coin at C per cent, loreaJ of T 3-lOths In currency, fatsnibers will at-duct th laterest lu currency op to Jaly ISth, at the tlm whea they subscribe. Th delivery of tha rotes ff this third series ef th Seven-lbirtiea will corurcf rice on th 1st of Jnne, ad wiU b nr.a te promj tly anl cctitiuuonsly afXer that date. The sl.ght charge made ia tbecocdil:oos of this TB1EO SkKlr.S effects only te rcatter of tcterest. Tk payment lu gold, if made, will b equivalent to lb currency Interest cf the higher rate. The return of specie pajmeLt, in the erect ef wbka n!y will tbe optioa to psy Interest In goll te availed ef, would so reduce and cqualiie prices that pare base made with six per ceut. In goll would b fully equal t those made w ith evn ai d thre-ter.ths per ceet. is currency. Tb!l The Only Loan in Market New afered by the Goven b tt, ai.d It superior advacUres make It the GREATPOPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. Leas than g230,iK '.IkiO of th loan authorised by th last Congress are now on th market. This amount, at th rs'e at v.hW-h It ! Kirg aSor!d, will all be sabscribed for with;n two north, when the nofes will un dubted!y command a prerofuTn, a las mfonalj tees the ca- on clo&lrg tb ut.cr1ptln to wher Uana. In orlfr that citirensin every town aid section of th cooDtry nay be arded faculties for takoig lh loan, the National Ranks, Stare EanVs and PHrat Bankers throughoat tbe cocntry bare generally agreed t receive subacriptioDs a: par. Subscribers will elect their own agents, lo whom tbey bave confidence, and who only are to be punn.ble fur the delivery ef th sotes for which they receive order. JAY COOKE, Scsscuirnosi Aetsrr, No. 114 South Thind Street PHILADELPHIA. FIRST RATIONAL DANK. ClT.Zr.TS, 5AT105AL RANK, ISDIAKAIXILIS NATIONAL rtA5K. FuCMTIl NATIONAL BANK, INDIANA NATIONAL BANK and MRKCMASTS' NATIONAL PANK, INDIAN AlOUS, IND. Bayn-ddiwsaa MEDICAL. Seely's Catarrh Remedy WILL CTJUK CATAERU. WILL CURK COLD IS THJt KKAD. WILL CCKK AN OPrN8IVK BUS ATM. WILLCVREPAIX IN TDK HKAD. WILL CURE ULCERATION IN THE 501. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF HF.ART3G. WILL RESTORE TIIK FENSE OF SMELL. WILL RESTORE TUE SEXSE OF SIGHT. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF TASTE. WILL RESTORE THE VOICE. WHEN CAUSED BY CATlltllH. Catarrh Snuff an Injury, At 1 now admitted by al! Informed, raai'cg Irritatle aad ibfiamaaalicn of the micisi mtaibiti, whil th Liquid Catarrh Remedy Gently and graJaally removes all ui natsral iMrusta tlona acd (ieps:t, retorlnc it deceased tneotbraa t its normal condition. A slncle Ilotflc will last m. Tlonth-t We iiaeU three? Ilmrs aa. amy. IF DiRKCTtOXS ARE FOLLOWED. ZST'Call for Circular dttcriting all Symptaa Dr. i). ii. si:i:lyi; a co.. Sour Pt-orarsToB, Chicago, Il!Uwta. JCpLaboratury at Freeport, Ill:Lois. AT WHOLESALE ET JOHN D. PARK ClLclnaatl.O. WM. JOHNSON Detroit. Mich. D I LT, KKV.tKH A KUSII Ind an.polls. BROWNING A SLOaN Indianapolis. IT7A:id tor al Kv a'l D-acSta. cl4-dlreo4 BANKS. f. A. w. DAV2, wm. w. WOOIXBS. I' lellerof FW'.rl er k Ute Caahier First 5atllSbarpe's Bark. al Bank, PraLk'io. BsutiLC visnc. WllXtl S. WISS, joaw r asara. joa l. asrcaasi. wnuM trnsAS. INDIANA DANRING COMPANY, I!MilAXAroiJ. ID., RUT AND SELL STOCKS, BO.ND. GOLD, SILVER, AND AM. KINDS OF Covornmont Socurltloo, Also, Deal in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. WE sell our Sight Drafts on Europe, la bubs t salt at current rates. DpoMts receled. Coxrdal paper dlacouBtd, sad all baia apperta ticg to Leg.t at Bar king traasacte 1. W ar special ag-nts for th al of th SEVEN-THIRTY GOVERNMENT LOAN. The B"nda we wll farnUh t Bax.ks srxt Bakers th BSUal di-COQLt. Our eSUelasath corter cf WB.hirr.iS street aal Tirgtnla avenue, opposite t4d Fn Hall. XV. X. WOOLLK. Cajktr. try Z2bi WANTED. AtOf'A MONTH! AGENT WANTED ETEIT. J3 J wher to latroowo U laspr4 Shaw A) Clara 12 aily Sewing Ma.h o.tt7 lowprtce usaker. Wheeler A WJ-oo. Mngr C aad Facseldrr. All ether maCiia uom 4 for is tkaa frty dollar each ar UfrtneseaU. 4 th Ur as4 oe ar Labi to So a'jd iBoprcmetst. Salary aaJ ipnN of Urg oanuii.os a-wA. lUustratedcMMttfrs. jy&AAwSsa IldJaferd. Mala,

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