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SU PlkfRI—MOTt dt —M flrWWICTlOiR^ BOmCRT M. CflAFMAR df tMr.' ; ' thmSES Mr «fw—r The following gentlemen here beennotMuated kf the Detnoeraer and Xaflonaf t^HMn men of their reepeetlre dlatrfeM, a# candidate* for Oongrem: , Finer district—Hon. TfM. is. NIRLACK. Snconn Dmhict—How. MICHAEI. C. Third District^Hon. HWfBT W. HA** HINOTON. _ - Fourth Dtsmcr—Ho*. WIMAAM i.

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mM* them to drmr the Ineraaaed 1*1 m Coegreaa merelr deetaeed

•oldtera ought to hart —Bf hut

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; ' Ae the paying officers have decided, aa we Mg lince aaid they wdtfld, aMf Many lawyeTMuld tee they would, that they eaa sot pay' these bounties, because Congress has not

as yet appears, has bad nothing to do with the matter. It la the Congress to pTOVldd the Wean's and

Colonel, but wan f Barm* m at deoeney, and couidWtUheel

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“neekofwooda.” Wet MT mntffiWM. . *--* ^sirtrSf State aa any other. Oar warn!) si we bare nlaety-two MtMsr^aadlaln'troam tat the or meettog, area If we were dtspo NPhthem. At the request of oui MEt, We glre the speech of Csptaia Wilted —mi Introducing Ben, D. W. Vorhese to at Clear Springs, a* the tth,

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Ninth Dwthiot Tkhth District.

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makejthe appropriations thereof. That la, di-

ner tb whom, and far whi be paid tat. j Th l* samp of rest that negroee thou!

Announcements for Public Speaking will be

found on the Third Pag*.

"And the country will stand, and We will r.s. a 5- , a7:!ii5i'’»wti.8Mf»T» tht ballot box of tha country.'’— Cohorn'»

tptrch at Matontc Hall, Jun* tv. A white iiiMt’e a wrens Mm*.

I hold that Ihit Uovamnml wo# made an Iht while batit by while mm, por thr HRXRrrr or whitr MRS and their poiterity former, and should be admifttalered by while man, aNdwowiIemnffisrcf tWIcf the Almighty made the negro eapable of »r(/

goaernment.”—Stephen A- Dovglaa.

THn Simple feme.

So far a* the eaa vase for Congress is progresstng In Indiana, all other questions are, cr might to be, subordinated to the single questlen of the early praettefl Wstoratlon of the unity of the States—not a part of them but all of them. Wo hats loot all hope—hare no expectatlon whatever that the remnant, the rump of the present Congrew will do anything tending to bring'fbtftit that much desired ot» jeet. Wo eMalmoel any, wn hnow that three fourth* of the people do moat sincerely deem the aeeompHahment of this end. But W# also know that there Wane before the sear about Area hundred thousand wool dyed abolitionists In the United statos-raen who rend the Boston Liberator and other paper* that pot tip aa mot toot and maintained at principles the declaration ;that the ConetltuMon of the United States was M a league with bell and a covenant with the devil." These men have not heretofore, nor do they now, desire a restoration of peace, good order, unity and brotherly lov*. They live upon atrlfo and dlaeord. Sumner leads them In the United States Senate; Stevens, In the House; Cram, In the Judiciary; PHit.i.irs, In the lecture room, and

Greeley in newtpaperdom.

Uefore tbe war they were openly In favor of a dissolution of tbe Union. Now they treat dissolution as an accomplished fact—Instit that ten States arc out of the Union. They have, at least, learned prudence, and will not ■ay that they are for a perpetual dlaeolutlon of thia onoe glorious Union of States. But they interpose such obstacles to a unity In fact, as necessarily resulto In such continued dissolution. This rump Congress Is controlled by this manner of men. Tbe great question Is, their, how are we to bring about a practical restoration of the Union of tbe Slates. There

dd It quietly, quickly and

peaceably, and that Is, by displacing the present unworthy derelict rump of a radical Congress, who are following tbe command of these extreme men and thereby gratifying these three hundred thousand radicals, and dlasappolnting the fond hopea of million* of Union

loving people.

If men from tbe west, who are sent to Washington, will not act In a common sense practical manner, but will submit their votea and the fortune* of their people to the control ol these men, who for so long a time have been openly In favor of a dissolution of the Union then we should send other* in their stead. It la a trick of these extreme men to demand Impracticable conditions preceding the restoration of unity—oondltlona that they have every reason to be!lave can net be compiled with. First. The abolition of slavery wav demanded—that was granted by Incorporating a provision to that effect In Stats constitutions; at a cost to Southern people of twelve hundred million* of dollars. Tb* repudiation of tbs Southern war debt wa* demanded. That wasataogranted, In tbe same manner. Whst it amounted to matters nothing, as we never would have paid Bunder any circumstances. Next. Obedience to the Constitution and Federal Government was demanded; this waa also compiled with. All this has not resulted In arestored Union, but these radical leaders—these men who really do not desire a restoration now demand that the Constitution shall be so amended a* to make aH odors and shades of people equally dtlaens of the United States and of each State, and further that all such peraoa* shall bave tbe right of suffrage—tbe privilege of voting; and further that our national debt, however It may have l>een made, whether by honesty or dishonesty, fair dealing or fool, whether an equlvslent shall have been reeetved by the Government for the bond* or net—even If obtained from the Government by robbery, larceny, frond and corruption; still It I* now demanded that they snail be held as valid and "never questioned”—not even taxed a* tbe property of every farmer la taxed. Trad. srnvBwa-one of these very men who to thus demanding this exemption from taxation and these conditions to * festered Union— lately asserted In bis Bedford speech that tbta debt was flv* thousand millions of dollar*. Tben these conditions demanded are not to operate solely upon rebels, or men lately In rebellion, but Ibis bondholders’ clause will operate moat Injuriously upon the people of tbe North—for here we bave tbe wealth that must pay the taxes that the owners of these bonds ought to assist In paying. Thequestlon again recurs; ars not the pebpte—tbree.fourths of the people, tired of these subterfuge* being resorted to In order to prevent a restoration of the Union, peace and good order. Will they longer trust men In Congress who will not do anything looking to an early practical restoration Of unity f This la tbe all abaorblng, overshadowing quest'on. However much thew radicals may attempt to enver Ituphnd bldelt from view, this I* the question of the day in the election of Congress-

men.

|3PWe are refn'shed with a spasmodic outburst of honest and candor from an altogether unexpected source, Boynton, correspondent of tbe Cincinnati Qaeette, writes at follow* of tbe Cleveland Convention. He evidently does not agree with DaR. Macaw,»t and tbe two radical paper*of this city, In ranking the delegates to that body as bounty jumpers and

deserters:

First and foremost they sre brave men, as brave s* any upon whose faces the dame ef our battles plsyed. General Steedman Is as hrm In battle as any who, ever riding at tbe head of In- men. carried a stand of colom up a darning Mil side, where oaeh beat of the

pendulum counted Ids dead by scores there are lh"«" who watched hi

whom, and for what purpose It shall

pfU itaaM oaurtldt. Id be paid, but

oonMl not so dx it that white* should receive a like torn, of, Indeed, any tnm. They oeuld acknowledge tbe debt, and say It ought to be p*M. But there la a good deal *f difference badWffim, that and paying. UM give* his note tis B, payable at a certain bankj that Is an acknowledgment of a sum due to that amount,la B. But suppose a , 0fi to furnish the offieers of the bank With maney W maw—«u; then who are TMponstblefor'ttffiMNM to pay, whlctria awn » follow tbe preaentatton of tb* not* whom due? Certainly the man who thus acknowledged the debt, and whose duty It wa# to furnish the (hearts to Met that debt. Having ne funds to meet! the note, the bank officers, ‘who have no Interest In tbe matter, can not be held In any man«er liable for tbe nonpayment, g* here, Congress go on and acknowledge * ram do* each soldier, bntfafl to provide means and lodge tb* tame with dlebortag officer* t* pay tbe same. Under our Constitution, no other body of men bave tbe right or power to provide the money and direct it* payment but Congress. Tbe President can not, nor any officer under him. Then, a* this .rump ef a Congress waa and is radical, aud thus felted, no doubt purposely failed, to place matter* tn such condition aa to enable white soldier* to obtain bounty, It does not II# m their memtta* to attempt to blame any body else. They ktd the number* and the power, If they bad poaseated the will, to have paid them any amount they saw proper. Tbe truth Is, Eastern radicals are against tbe extra bounty, and Wcetera radicals only pretend to be for It to gat

the soldiers' votes.

with dlMUfulaUeffeMBty, dunking Ma tbs forty dottag brandy, end smoking with great reiBb Me qu—Cnm t MR# ttaty seat Havanas, provided by Do#n*, tm&lhWtor out of tb* State fond*. Sk waa afterward elected, by Maasaehnaeita vetea, te tb* Mate Senate, and aandn * appsatarwMehhn painted at bit own expanna, and gave an extensive dreutatlon throughout thv North, to prove that " thing* waa workln’ ” in Loutiana. We believe he dabbled a little In cotton and congaoated female apparel; " permit broker.’* Bill concluded that tb* W*a not *nlnhrten% and made p haaty northore flight, aHghWng atn paint !m Minnesota, taking with ktmMtaMNMaaateMtra off w#

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General Kimball, then

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ReeMaed, That tb* present deplorable 4vil war baa been forced upon tbe ceuntry by the dtsunlonlst* of tb* Southern state*, now in revolt against tbe Constitutional Government, and In arms around the Capital; that la tbie notional emergency Congress, banishing all foaling of mere passion or reaentment, will recolloet only Its duty to tbe wbole country; that this war Is net prosecuted on our nurpln any spirit of oppretsionr, nor for any purpose of conquest or subjugation, not for tbe purpose of authorizing or Interfering with tbe rights or established Institutions of those State*, but to defond and maintain the supremacy of the Constitution, and all laws made In pursuance

jeets are accompli-bed the wsr ought to cease, [Bear, hear.] It was adopted by tbe Senate—

yeas, 80; nays, 8,

Yeas—Messrs. Anthony, Browning, Obandler, Clark, Cowan, IHxon, Doolittle, Fessenden, Foot, Forbes, Grimes, Harlnn, Harris, Howe, Johnson, of Tennessee, Kennedy, King, Lane, of Indiana, Lane, of Kansas, Latham,

, Sberey and

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and tbo-e who f.,|ioWe,| Mm. wbo deem him

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Howe, Johnson, or Tennessee, Kennei Lane, of Indiana, Lane, of Kansas, Morrll, Nesmith, Pomeroy, Saulsbury man,Ten Evrk, Meade, Wilkinson, Will

Wilkinson—30.

Nays—Messrs. Breckinridge, Johnson, of Missouri. Polk, Parcel and Trumbull—0. On the 24tb day of July, 1801, a few days after the I rattle of Bull Run, tbe above resolution ws* offered In tbe Senate of the United Stale* by ANDREW Johnson, but was not considered on that day, because of objections Interposed by Senator Sumner. On tbe next day It was considered and deboted, Johnson, Browning and others taking grounds against the subjugation of States, Trumbull, Howe and otbers in favor. Sumner dodged the question. The resolution as Introduced can be seen at page 243, and the debate from page J67-J65 of tbe ConjrrMsfonoI Globe, First Section, Thirty-seventh Congress, 1381. Johnson is still contending that the war wa* OOt prosecuted to " subjugate States,'’ hut for the supremacy of tbe Constitution and (be preservation of tbe Union. Tbe aame fellows, namely, Sumner, Trumbull and other*, who were then opposed to that declaration of the purpose* of tbs war, an now, still, fighting a settlement of /the questions growing out of It—if iueb shall be made upon the principle* avowed, and mil ad bared to, by Jo wbo wae thaw a Senator, hu*row, by tbe turn of event*, Free!dent.

"Tennis,” the nttaM* Journal (rlRerf organ) correspondent wbo talegrapbed, Mead of all competition, tbe landing of ten. thousand Fenian* aear Cleveland, (without, however, telling hoie they landed,) I* a very pious gentleman. HI* character for piety It notorious, If rack a word I* admits this. He travels with an Illustrated Bible in Ma valise, a hymn book la hla coat pocket, and bundle* of assorted traets tied up In his red bandana handkerchief. He prays without ceasing, and preaches at Interval*. To sand tbit aatatly young man right Into th* midst of tho nsgedly assembly which met at 'Cleveland, was ns act of needle** cruelty, for which our dead rabbit cotemporary will yet have to render an aecount. Consider bis lacerated feeling* when be saw reckless delegate* putting thieves Into their mouths to steal away their brains. Imagine tbe transfixing horror which must have chilled the very marrow in bla pious bonce, at th* right of Infatuated delegate* wMHng away the tedlou* transit between Crestline and Cleveland, with a well contested gam* of oldeledge. fn tbe ianoeeneeofbfe heart "Tmanjs” fancied they were gambling, hut Ignor»nee of tb* way* of wickednees readily excuse* the mistake. But how gratefully tbe godly man must have accepted bis deliverance from tho evil aseodatlon* which cerrupt good manner*, and with what alacrity did bo rush, at tbe welcome tap of the church gotag bell, to the house of GoD, to wreefle in earnest prayer for tho misguided devotees of "seven up,” etopplng, by the way, at tho telegraph office, to send a reliable account of the landIng of the ten thousand Fenians. We protest that '■ Tennis" i* altogether tee pure and holy for general newspaper business. Hit senslilve soul must be terribly sboeked by promiscuous intercourse with tbe son* of Belial. Let him in future be sent only t* rev port sermons, conferences, Sunday school ffonventione, and inch like congenial assem-

blage*.

We have heard some Interesting storte* In relation to tbe pious deportment of « Tennis,” in Washington and other places, which we may bo induced to puMlah -one of these Jays, ae good Sundey reading. It Is reported that be Wa* compelled to vacate u appointmont in ono e» the degnffimenta because he could not And ttmo to attend to hie spiritual duties. It is ate reported that he enticed a young girl from her unregenerate parent*, with * view to imparflog religion* Inetruetlen to her. It la further aaid that the father of tho young convert pursued th* pious mtaafonory from city to city, with horsewhip* and ptstets, keeping Mm in continual hot water for many weary weeks. Tb* condition of Tewnw mind a* thin critical period Is enld to bar* bora extrqpoly unfavorable to growth t* gmo, but tan o«* bravely through It, and now Stands a living monument of sanctified piety. The dead rabbit organ has a jewel in "TENNifl.” foal Mm be Used up In tho Lord'a service, but, used up a* economically «e possible.

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y*t,ltt*ea*JH free republic.

L Ths Soettk have IsafosAak lira ate 1 Mite Mb itoeiiraUiR* wttta nnnr Ha a -*• They tee that they may om* mere be l> tkaUMeu ate enjoy He rigMu ef meUom-

Uuteu to

emhfemof American Wbeety.

COW—IWg vwmxt. vreu-l *1 juumhui, isen .our eotonef, your geW waste, aeytag to Mm: "CffiOasi, aeeept tfite watch, as »token of my regard for yourself, yew regiment, ate th*

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Idea, ran for offiea, ate waa heat When th* JiRteffi teuvratteu Wte attemg to be revived, Hills avowed Ma Intention to claim bis seat as • member, and actually left for that purpose, lint taking out: aa accident policy for two month* Whether be did go to New Orleane or not Isnat kawrR, but at' ray w » rate he reappeared In Minnesota in about three weeks, with a wUd rad frightened testa, something like* rabbit shaken out of a brute pile. He packed up bte " trap*,” or at leaat tbe " traps” Se claimed an Ms own, left hi# large and lucrative law praetice, and Is now engaged in writing libels for » radleni paper m Chicago, at a salary of twenty dollars per rtf. In point of talent and moral character Hills esuifaeng teverebty with other mem-

ber* of tbaTfamoarconvention. *!»« iirtmiZ+jWt. mesvio.

It will soon bo two years since tbe capture of Jew. Davis, All that time ha has lieea anxious for a trial; tbe President has lx*en anxious that he should be tried; and tbe people, until by Ispee of time they lost Intercstln the matter, wore of tbe same opinion. Tben why ha* be not been trtedf Simply because Chief Justice CRasx and tbe radical party do not want to try blm. They are waiting and >vnitlng, urging all sorts of trivial excuses. In tbe vain hope that President Johnson will Release tbe prisoner on pnrqle, and thus afford ground for anothar radical bowl. It Is aaid that tbe venerable Chief Justice Is shortly to be married to a Massachusetts widow. Probably tbta will be urged as tbe latest excuse for delaying tbe trial of Davis. Treason can not bn "made odious” until tbe amorous Chief Justice shall bave satiated himself with tbe "gentle dalliance” of bis second honeymoon. Blindfold Justice, with her sword and scales, must takes back seat until Venus Is through with my Lord Cbtaf Justice, wbo, Instead of mounting tbe inexorable woolsack, to fright tbe souls of fearful traitors, proposes to caper nimbly in bis lady’s bed chamber to tho las-

civleus pleasing* of.tbe lute.

v We think it blgb tlmo that the f.irce of tbe arcb traitor’s Imprisonment should come to a close. It I* becoming tedious. If be is to be tried, let blm be tried at once. It ls a principle of law that accused persons shall have a speedy and Impartial trial. Two year- Is certainly long enough to arrange preliminaries. E3TTbe President wbo preceded Johnson, and whose memory will go dew* to tbe latest /eneratlon a* one to be rfveroa, rctfeefk.l that President In all tbe four years or war and of tbe nation's trial, bte thr arm, unwavering support of the Congress.—Ben. trader r Speer h. Wonder If th# old reprobate ha* forgotten the Waive and Winter Datts manifesto, in which Mr. Lincoln waa denounced as an im-

becile?

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M. ten ktHaiffSte^ erlckeburg, ate wansaiC to WmklnMra, that rat mat him at the ateambnak iradteg, took Mm In your emUsra to your room, gave Mm

eminent ate that

your bod, and employed tbe moet sasgeou oftbeeHy to attand blm, you, th* Bm. Jehu. Law, Wbo to now present, ate tea Hou. J. c. BaMraen, of liUnots, were

“s nuraa* for many months.

Well do I remember, that after tho grant battle* of tb* WUdSrnse* ate rtpottoylvasl* Court Hotte, our poor akk sod wounded soi. dtera raswvea many dellcacts* through tbe baatti of th* Rev. Mr. ManeMd, our Stele agent, bought with your money ate s*M to youruateo. after he who now addneawyou, wa* wounded at 9pott#ylv*xt» Court House rad seat to Washington, you visited Mm at midnight on tho night of bla arrival, that on the next day you procured him suitable rooms, employed a surgeon, rad ^Itaid with him night aud day for more than three week*. And to-day, I soy. that I most solemnly believe that my wtfo rad cMId are indebted to you for my piirant

existence.

But sir, thia is notatl. I am proud to be able to announce to those people, that during tb* long and Moody wsr, ynu, as # member of Congress, from the great State of Indiana, voted for every man and every dollar that the Government <)• nvwnl* <1. You, rir, are r^ garded aa one of tM champions of tboCluaU tution and an undivided Union, and aoaueh I

present you to these jieople.

—Tbe Democracy, of Jasper county amt to mass convention at Rensselaer on th* 1Mb ef September, and nominated an excellent

tickt

gST The new regulations of the freedmen'i bureau pros Ido that “every freed mm shall bave a bureau to himself, with a pair of red breeches, blue monkey Jacket, and a Jew’s harp In tbe top drawer,” with the uiUPIhn Of a musket, cartridge box, and copy . f Maroex’s tactics In certain localities—say Indi-

anapolis, for lutasce.

H gtwJmWmr York Herald. Ftyanrassfo Okwrnfo - ffieeubor at Warae-tereus Tbroug m* Flyrarastb ©fossrefo—ffir. teoootoor nilout mpon

1*011 flea I Fopteo.

To say that Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, was thronged yesterday tabmaf, ffivns bui a latnt Idea of tbe crowds of people WBo Were found wending their way to that place irons an early hour tUI tb* ooniasmHement of tbe

services. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, alter an

absence of several w**be, returned to occupy

. supported him in the wnf »nd reach 1 I ih< exindite of John sot t-m. Whstcver wroiu ib- r.< i>* in that, of that wrong we charge him. I* lltlcal action constitutes tbe

ball

tbe

test oow - not bravery in bsttle. The record tbe-e men made will endure. • * e Whst we sav <•» Stcedmsn v# freely seeord to

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nr Radical Republicanism How seeks to fomple'e the work wbtek JEFF. DWl* failed 1 to accomplish—the dlsaoluftOE of the Unto*. The Farit OoftrilrirlfonM# riraounees that the imHee have Just discovered to the Bn* are Jardiniere a clandestine jiaothter hottefof horees, which u.flr paawd It*ptodoeWon th# market as href. Ttre uumiRltoBfir fottofl uEdW tho prenrinss Was nrrtotod. and snnto ofaea

pi seed on the doors.

Tbs Washingtog oowrapondont of the Cincinnati Gamte any* that " there are on Ale In tbe Fay Department forty tora-ad bounty claims, with the number Increasing at the rate of four or flv* hundred par day." He .also advisee aeWlere to retain their popers, a* * tbl* clast affolatma, a* fort a* received, are parked *w*y l* the p%M* hetee of the Fay BiptotetoR * immS «»<T bring Iwpt *f tb* name* of tbe •pptleanta.” This i, good adrise. We d* not belter* that any radter Will •rtf reeefVe bounty mdatlka provisions of thiribltl. If to a swindle. Sven if th* bill m *0 framed ** to twtrer lu pretended Fiiprara mv wraiffi t«i wmtm mm • despreste burry to pocket tbs ffi.ooo extra raiteito iranrt—| ton* M rerimy tasgo* to MMtesra *ppraprwffraforfltoj ijiiili .f tb#

hi* pulpit, and this la a sufficient answer '

the query why such *nrt were congregated there,

and all the avenues leading to it were literally packed, and it was with difficulty that Mr. Beecber could And hi* way through the crowd to hla stand. When be took hi* seat, be, to use a hackneyed phrase, wa* tbe " observed of ell observer*,” If M love's fabor lest on the pert of a certain cHssbf swieatlnnsMsts to endeavor to manufacture a feeling of antagonism between Mr. Beecher and bis flock, for tt was A»sy to per«rive tbe emotions of gladness and henrty welcome which were depicted upon every countenance as their almost Idoltied pastor dried Ms accustomed priMWin Ply-

mouth Clrarenycrterday morning.

It Is a well known fart that there I* a wide difference of opinion between Mr. Beecber and a large number of bla congregation upon tbe grent political questions of tbe times, but from wbatt* positively known of both pastorate people, the flying rumor* of a prohaMe dieruptlon of tbe church—tbe present Intellectual antagonism existing between them, does not In tbe (Hgtrast, mar tbe cordial and affafflonate attachment which bind* their bearta together with cords of aupemsturai love. Onr readers may rest seen red that "grass will grow In Filth avenue” before Mr. Beecber will thunder in a cathedral In teat aristocratic region, and Horace Greeley Wfft become notorious an an exborter la Mstendtst camp HNtelag* liefore tbe Brooklyn Haights on’ev will accept tb* rumored InvitoSton to nranvo the

srenc of bis labor* from Brooklyn

Thooxeicts** J

idRgtegef disciplined

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organ, after wbteb Hr. Btotesr nitaretl teo of tho most eloquent prayers that #tpr fott front

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As soon a* the preliminary devotional exercises wsr* soaeluded, Mir. Deeeher saW: You are aware that I am afflicted annually with what Is called ophthalmic catarrh, lasting usually from a month to atx weeks. It itoMHot icrlotisly affect my vole# for tho yew* but the dosing stage of this temporary trouble ls asthmatic, ate makra tt dlffientt for me to -peak more than onw n day sslten I flrtt begin my ratnlstrntlone ngaln. Aa there I* no other ono that ha* been found to preach tonight, It la thought better that tbe bouse should be closed. I regret it, but I suppose it Is more prudent that I should not preach on tb* tlrrt Sabbath but once. Hereafter I trust there will be a regular monring ate ntoMaervleeae usual. Be tben proceeded to deliver a dlaeouree, taking for Ma text tbe fourteenth and fifteenth verve# of tho third chapter of Rphestana. Mr. Beeeber did not make tbe -llgbteat allusion to polUieai question* lu M* sermon. In eeneiustonhe saM: It It * thought oflaeoneotoaM* ptoaaoreto ma that mod mm powerless to disown us. From your door you can thrust me away and say, "enter not here,” hut from your heart* you can net. No mas that Is a good man eaa any to me, "I am a true man ate thou art* heretic.” If thou art

a true min the* I am three.

11 join myself to Thee and am of Thy church, not of Thy visible and physical church on earth, but of Tby church that Is InvtaiMe. It is In the power of men to be weak, but It It God that give# no power to b* swung. Ills in the po^rofftoow tojwrratR to divide, to shut up; It is God that breaks th* bands, open* the door ate matare a large place Is Bwhich nbriitkarauaJ comet out with it* invincible power and lu magnificent M^to

tbe providence of God this work |

Iftare. In is going on 1 to deep;

and more; ffet deep calls

nations? voices are beard serosa the sea caUlog to nations; claree* are calling to classes, and the spirit of brotherhood that Is working with various laterpretadoot Is being developed into actual political life. This 1* th* very spirit that made Col Wary. It did mat- steep in tee seputehre; It came when Christ came; It did not jo up when M* want up. It spread itself in the world, sotering re He suffered, rad It tolls for victories In llto, ate K writ onty triumph when the last mu baa beau brought from darkness; tho law heart shall be perfected ate tho law Mar shall have fallen, ate tbe new heavens and the new earth snail surround tb# blessed anddfoB mdisrate, With God for fother add one MUM lor all the rest— brotherhood in lore ate purity complete. Be closed by giving a eofdlsl Invitation to all to remain while mm reswwretal sendee* were

being performsd. Wriw Hotertre, of ^

annaoF tedrtss flMt nwnt W tho Vermont

U VUreporti'^Tbsresre ito'ywng" the dteosae foeWng. forward to th* W

•r prefretag toenf

► r

conflict ot nraw is over, rad the great qteri of reatoratlom la bates* nte It la Ike Madng issues which must bn dneMsA at th* kaMoi box,ate an w* are on the nraafwra

he sn si sired aw account of their principles. Tbe on* pasty in Ubssai, national ate eoulttatts—l willing ft# tea future UnfoN to fosgtre where toynityl* geoteased, ate to foept where wnwg> W

The other pretyto UBfogud, ati ate wauling vtrtaailjr toareie »■

■I, Ml.. ma r*.c.ru, county ... Treasurer, James Welsh; Sheriff, Felix IL Donley* Commissioner, David Gray; ( '..roner, Dsniei Duvall. At the vinos of tbe business. Major Borson, Democraticcandldste for Representative, entertained u* with a telling siweeb for an hour and a half. The Democrats of tbit oounty are determined to gire tbe radicals os mueb of a fight aa possible. Coal.—Wo ars gratifled to lean! that the company sinking tb" shaft for coal at Curryevllle, have at length, after going to tho depth of one hundred and seventy-thre* feet, succeeded In striking a dve foot rein. It is told to be of a superior erttrfo.—gvWrn.i Demo-

crat.

—A fire in Kvansvllle Wednesday night destroyed property to tbe amount of gl8,000- Th* Are was caused by water coming In uootset with some barrels of unslacked lltae that bad been stored in tbe rear of tbe building. One or two persons were slightly Injured by tbe

explotto* of gunpowder In tbe building.

—Tbe express train goinz oast wa* by some acrid'-nt thrown ntf tb" track at tbe place known »• the “ •iok.” on Friday last, and was precipitated into the water. Many oif tbepaasengrrs on board were injured, but none seriously. Among those slizhtly hurt, is Kll W. Brown, of ibis piece.— Columbia City Poet. —Th* Democracy of Laporte county are making a gallant contest, and although I.iporte county has beretoforn been tbe banner county of tbe" bloody Ninth,” there is a prospect Unit the National Union men will succeed

in carrying a part of tboir ticket.

—The wet «mot weather for several weeks past has tended to k( “p tbe corn green and growing, maturing slowly, sn If we have a good fro«t soon there can not help being much corn uuripened. The weather on Sabbath and •yeale.'rday turned rather warmer than liefore, and .vn hope the frost king will not visit u» for some time to come yet. This wet and l&w ry weather we Judge has not been unfw< raf.lo in the growth of tbo wheat, but on th" contrary, we think It has been very benelicial to Ibis crop. We learn that tbe usual breadth has been sown, and nearly if not quite all bat been gotten In, in good order and

In good seasonc— Valparaieo Republic.

—A lady living in this eonuty, informed ue one day last week that some twenty years ago, while drMklng water at a spring, sb* swallowed a very aatsll snake, but that It gave her no very great amount of uneaaines* for six or eight years, bat tben it began to Increase to size, and affected ber appetite, which became ravenoua. Tbe reptile increaaed to such proportions as to greatly enlarge rad disfigure ber person. Fertbe laat ten or twelve years anal recently, she bad suffered more than bn-

dhe bad doctored wKb

BCETDiErta t*F srvty »k?r, wuvn unr RiRtrar, who WM a clairvoyant physician »t Rockport, Illinois, prreertbed medicine which bad expelled tbe repttt* from ber stomach, and aeversl pieces of it from ber system, but * large portion of it vat remain* in tbe ooton, too large to be passed to tbe usual manneri Tbe lady appeared In Usual health, ate perfectly rational on every other subject. We give the statement aa she related It to 11*,^ without comment.— Vo/po-

raieo Republic.

—Tbe river laat evening wa# about at a stand. A considerable amount of corn will escape Injury, but large fields of corn ate potatoes are ruined by the flood.—Tarrs Route

Sxprr.ee.

A Radical PunjL—Tb# fact that radicalism 1* on its last leg* In Putnam county, waa eonctualvely demonstrated by th# Morton Tbompoen mass meeting on Thursday laat. Tbe coming of these dignitaries waa heralded by flaming poster* and Bonner headline*, for weeks preview to tbe event; tbe weather wre propitious, and tbe season one of comparative leisure among farmers; yet the crowd in attendance from the country did not exced one hundredpereone, at tbe meet liberal estimate. Morton ate Thompson came, however, fresh from tb* sickening odor* of tho Philadelphia Convention, ate gnvothoir brethren a foil history of that delectable assembly. No wonder our peofMe revolted the feast prepared for them. They Justly refosed to do honor to men who could sit uveeausst with Fred. Douglas* stebi* sesOBtotss, deeming Ue society of while niggers no better than black oneiu—

Greemeaetle B*

-From tkv sray thraDmocratie meetings .•have been attended tM* year, we would infer that onr victory will be the largest ever given idwcethe orgralasiion of the county.—Tipton UNBUCCEMEUT^-W# understand that Uo wife of a KeMIsmsa who I* addicted to a to* rfoee uceofoldrye, recently undertook to eure him hr Ailing bin whisky bottto wit! sene. H*trek ndre* wMch mifoMm cavort route the mom Rkow Indian ata war dance. He begged forrelief, forgave Up deception, proTTiiBOu 10 1 rI'ui rifjuop roppvonDoro, 'ate hurried on* to get • little "real old stuff to take thotasto ootef bte month.”—Lafayette

Courier.

tat Mr. Lincoln,.

Fteentrytaraonh <

-J*.,

so.ni

v ett bin

1 to dwrth '

n* North ^riil any, ptaasant it iater to nretr.”- Thia

ks tta spirit nte

of th* I

rid tongs* re* srafe gnra npethay will, ate that thof Leate this year In vtnrsf

inirt*m 1 iiisEiii. 1

the only petoey which pronhiee spoadily to eg.

Mrnd. MlnmRtore ffitoh Ttotxto]

Drariaa* spoke at the Ua an account of Us vtaitto

quota:

r “Oto m^ way to Philadelphia I mot (ho I the forward car, next 1 dene* wMchtewnaily arewdad to 1 that In caw of aoddsnt lint ckancs. Thadslaa

■rid they had m They retreated The leunats^s

T. 9. Wmstt. W.D. WUaen. Uias. W. 9saith. ACO, TOBACCO KAffUFACTURERS,

The Nltwatlon.

We had tb* pleasure of » visit from Dr. lAnfton, of Sami I ton county, last Tuetday. Tbe Dr. Is a retlabte DeoMcrnt, as well a* one of *b# most (Ubstsntial farmers In that county. It garous rml Joy to bear the account be gsve of tbe hopeful condition of tbe Democracy In tbs*"radical Gibraltar.” Among other persow whom we bare known heretofore to brttt workinmiseton Wtutbe Democratic party, are the following prominent gentlemen: Wat. ate James Eraasy D. W. Butler, Jacob Gober, Grant McMahan, and W. Reeker. Tbeee are only a few of those who have avowed their latentlon to support the Preatdent In all constitutional mearares to heal the national wound. Tbe good work progresses. Tb* life Mood of fsaatteUm rad sertlonalim is ebbing out. Greedy feroeity has gone glimmering. Chris,

ttontty is on thorampogc.

There is Mdeuht but that we era elect c(Miserr*tlv»skra to Ue Legislature this fail. Stafford, tb«r»dlcal nominee, Is * pitiful ftt1*W, without brans or spirit. During the war he wa* commissioned Lieutenant in tho On* Hundred ate First Indiana regimenMn which be remained the patriotic period ef three months, taking care to resign just before a

bottle.—Tipton Timer.

A enHIakm. on Tuesday, on the North Caro-

lina Railroad, resulted Inj tbe death of three persons nd the severely wounding of three

others, Dr. George B. boring bos written n letter

withdrawing himself so a candidate for Congrass in th* Fifth Mamaebwetto District,

which leaves tbe fleid clear for Benjamin v

Butler.

riflJseettonai now Coustt-

tution. tt ha* rsnngma ed the Uscry that U* rebeiliou# Statsa were out aff tta* Union, rad. now dsmate tboir appravri off tbe msnt to Ue CrasttSuWin rath* ootettton of IMr readmlsrira to tta* Ui party wtatawto resnpilra tb* Unloa,a* the

1 of tta* and to give a»ri0ra«rramp

wish to fore* ttamt^toff soffirara tab* give* tottwrapm IntiiorCtMs party may kosnid to worsktp th# negro. It seem* thatttmy have adopted th* ssatUasnt, as Fred. Itongtnra •tales it, " that th* whole .. ir wtu ho » failure on Ue port of tta* Repubiiena or Ui party, unless tta# negro is made uftee equal citizen with tb* whit* man.” Th* policy of "impartial suffrage” la ttas chief point aimed at by the loader* ef Ue party, ate we do not much wonder at It for they wdH know they will be in the minority, largely in a general vote, unless they can inaugurate the policy of "impartial suffrage.'’ Then tbeee two parties differ In spirit #* well a* in principle. Tbe ow la tolerant and respectful to tho op poet ug party aa a body of American citttena—while Ue other Ls intolerant toward the whole body of Democrats— giviag tbe party the asraes of “ butternut party,” " copperhead party,” " disunion party,” and terming all traitors wbo will not follow ate obey their own professed Union creed. Just as toon a* any one leaves their side of Ue house and goes over to the Democratic faith, be Is assailed a* " weak minded, rotten hearted, bought up, governed by low motives, soil is a foul traitor and a humbug—nobody.” They applauded and eulogized, and accepted ae a campaign document, tbe speech of Governor Morton, which was tbe most scurrilous billingsgate caricature of tb* Democratic party mad* by any man la the State. They did not profess to sea to that effort ray want of dignity, or anything low, or indicating that Morton was drunk, or anything of Uat sort; but tb* speech of Andrew Johnson, on tbs Ed of February, and hi* talk to tbe people of Cleveland, were both Iteneatb the dignity of any one but a demagogue or traitor. They call Mm by any hard name they can study up, ate then besides give Mm the credit for bring drunk -yea, drunk. Th* qery man they took up ate nominated for Vice President along rid* of Uneota; " tho good, brave, mil sacriffriag, strong minded, self mads, patriotta Jiknsns;” "ho Uat stood ftithfol among ail Us IksUlsss, and breasted Ue storm alone; ”"Ui* gallant Johnson,” <4 Um eloquent Andjr Jokneoo,” ** the men of rarvo, who Ibmed an tbs,” "Uo man whom Lincoln loved nte confided In.” Alas, alas, be tt now, after rix year* of most devoted unionIsm, only n " traitor,” a " demagogue,” a “ drunken (bet,” n " drunken trouser tailor,” as " big a traitor as Jeff, Davis,” " who ought to bo imp sashed,” "ought to be bung,” “ a disgrace to tb* country.” Ate ail this, too, wbll* he ttmaklag a little trip with a number of th* first men of the nation, to lay the corner stoneof aaeonument to the memory of one of tbe moat dttttngutthod of our departed states, men; all thia while tan* of thousands of the people uo flacking to see rad hear him all along th* lino of hi* travel, ate while be is invited to vtrit the chief cities of the West. Writ, th* Republicans ought to have selected a better man for Vice President. It does not speak very muchly for the party Uat baa so many distinguished men in its ranks. Why didn't they tab* Oliver P. Morton? Qe la a "powerful" goad man, at leas# the upper half of Mm, ate be couldn’t be " bought up”—no, not ho. Ha wouldn’t get drunk. He baa dignity, ha* moral character, moral way* and moral proclivities, at least among Ab, It went do. Tb* people see that Andy Johnson tt like themselves. They see that be puts on -ie air* because ho it tbe President. Hoforia Uat he tt on* of the people—born n Democrat, educated a Democrat, a Democrat to office ate out of offiea, he has learned to bate demagogues and political bypocrita, ate per bap* but few men could h»ve ben found in all Ui* |ate who would have met ate suited th* exigencies of th* time* bettor than “ A. Johnson, Esq.” Iteesd,>enot*fcrilik* thanking the Republicans for electing him. Taking It aitogrtber tt was a good job. tt wlll'rasult in the overthrow of a set of radicals wbo have cursed our country for years. Th* Union will still b* preserved whole. Tb* Mgroe* ate radical* will be kept in tbrir places. Tbe conservative spirit of Ue olden time* will be Inaugurated again, ate Andrew Johnson will be second in popularity to Andrew Jackson, tbs old* hickory kero of other

day*.

These are now th* pet footing* of a large majority of Ue people of Indiana. They are tired-rjic/uHjr tired—of The disgusting trickery and deep laid achemea of bis Excellency, Governor O. P. Morton. They are tired of hi* selfishness, tired of bis mystic plans to involve otberswbll* ho btoisrif floats along. Many of bttown party are tired of him, and they will trad* him off for petty county offices in tb* present contest. But pardon Uta aid* talk of Sforton. We did not intend to even mention bis name only to abort that bit positions ware alwayseulogtrad by radical toadies, white the very some dam speak of Johnson and bte speeches as if they stood without a parallel, FT* sre glad tbo President, so for, hoe bad * ptessam and triumphant trip. Tb* F"F)o have greeted him; bis little talks kra* been points! and pithy; they have pleased his friends ate disappointed ate dim Pleased his foes. This Is ae it stated bm*r IT radical*’ Here pleased, sre- would despoil. The llfii, and action, and Success of tb* earn •sn tilve-spirltof tbs lead tt tbo bte mrar. race of Its (nture permanency and glory. Wo look to tbo so wbo call tbiamlian eoaaa

questions Tbo ttrao wan briweeo Congraaa 3#rafllinM^M#Bltem Sate^H^Sntema would bo (tataotaiL msri.tf Cbaraaretera dm

jgr. Ua pot a ptstni to my bvriaooni a* to bask out ns left to choo**, I should not at such a time; but I bad bara appointed by taster, ate thore was tta* odium of having > orarenttou. If I rea tap* out. tbe m tartate ef Mtter.

S-bisr’-sHlif? •nett* attempt to takes mot

sr. ssauiou hard M a kaid

would have tta

way they pot It—

to attempt to take a seat to tbe gathering or jrin in the preesamon.' Indeed I did ne* ku*W exactly h*w I should get in. I had not ‘our other delegate, and it would scarcely been seemly for me to walk alone. But id Providence thew tbe young, brave, eloquent Theodore Tilton in my way, and Uat man of brains and eloquence and genius, like bte master, was net ashamed to call a Mask man brother. Ha took ms by tta arm, and we marched in the grand procession together. Arriving at the convention. Ue first man T met was General Cart Srburz. sad the second was General Butler. They boU took me cordial!] by Us bend, and—(ber* Is a great dead o flmkeyism in nio»t of us—after that every body nco.-n zcd me. All tbe difficulty waa

over at one*.”

AUwtfflere ate triton of New York, who terra* daring tb* rahoRtan, have been dmdared ex officio (JeUntet to tb* national eonvnatiau at Cteveiaad? The Philadelphia AgeaKfa that tt In earn rmtij rumored and ganeroliy believed than Grttarsl Crewman, Cntteu State* army, and Csmaasnder Frattoy ate dorgaen Folta, United States rnwy^hav* resigned frore the usl»n

CHOC EM.

J. XXORCTSSCS, Family Oi-oeer, INDIAN A rOUn, INDIANA. /■'VTRTEHS.Urais. Poultry, Vegetables. Butter, V-F ( be»«. Eggs. Flour and Feed. Order* lor Kamilv Groceries promptiv filled and Goods delivered to any part of tbe city sept dim

FOW MALE,

R SALE.—A fine Fans, situated tan mil as

irth of tbe cit*

tiv*s, and. to those known a# Vigilant In tta* coming sisriia*. Great P 0 *** •*» rah* acoompllshte, rad Us radralvritoR of tta* country depends largely on (be triumph then made. If the priicy of Andre* Johnson Uapurwed-by tbs people, we rtlll have sqntat ate rmsored UnMuefalt thn 9Mtas, but iftt I# deftatod. it will be n YBWb before we wilt again brae «r unity to tta* Graemmeut, Andrew . ttwClsfourara M v war or Mom]

tosretbs grest

rvL

J. north of tbe city ol Isiilsnsssltt m Fern railroad containing two hundred and twelve acres or well improvsd late, ondaidraiaert. etc ; aeknowtsdrai 07 >U Rtw kaowitteb* soe of tbe finest Farms la Indiana. Address Asdsww fitulth. I istlssnu. Masttu eonatv. Indiana.^or Banns * Hmttk, Grssnsastis, ladianm

KMT-VHI-JMOTCD im laMA. PITKAV, WZARO A CO.

l-stwra raagi Cement. \\J E are la sated la tbs center of tbs B1 V V Qressa^ Orchard Grass prodneing section, sad can offer special inducements to wholesale buyers. Ws are heavy dealers la all kinds of Implements. Ws are sols proprietors of WKteh we guarantee to dig foster than ten men uMtpiek them up. Catalogue's furnished on spplieatioa. amtedfim PITKIN, wL*JU> AGO.

X.O TXIS'VIZ.r.a*, K'Z'.

OUIEI»OWI>E»

r iX*T%

Vtolesalc

lesale Trade.

abb* era* talKSEJElBr OlLs^

x. a

S E E U

WHOLESALE airnSRSWARE CMUU8A AIIM SJLAMWAtaE, X WOODBRXDOE, M Week Washington Street, , raM 4 **# INlXANAPObH. INDUNA.

Adwtisements.

vU. -nil

w b

O Xa,

jra«ay

NO. FRDRKAJi I

MffiSTOR.

W O O Xd

Nos Ifl and Its Congress Street, iel dir MffiSTraik.

E. WEST Sc CO_, Importers sad Wbe’ssale Dealers ia CMmr, «la», ^RWBswarff, C«tl«7 And Plated Goods, 8T Eaet WaakmqUm St., IndiauapolU, Ind

ROBERTS Booksellers, PuMI

AND

DrnggistA Ne. 14 West Washtogtra Street,

INDIANAPOLIS.

A 8LOAX WHOLESALE DRUG6IST& Ssmfitara—tante Hmll, No. 22 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Tr.-ti... At new stone bent building. Nos. 7 and t East WaahteBSsaatreet. between Glenn’sBlock sad Meridian street, atarAgaXIm. spgUdra

Pliotograpli Album

- i

BRALBrcnrA.€7znrRKxtra StAHUSOTtel ST., UP STA1M BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

/~\RDERS from W V/ which will mast

Western

with:

Dealers

solieil

_ Mt with prompt attention, ta answered at the Lowest Market Priees. ie* ciara

a

CARPETING.

ZsOdBMmZsZsML

ocxncmr.

Wbrag 1*’>. running It s; Willett’s 10 Strike Near, bafr Iba.; Willett's Desert, M’s running S’*; wmett's • os. Bright lbs.; W illetfs Des-

. Bright lbs.

sepfidfim

MEDICAL.

fiBlea’* lexff ligpessary. UforaMistad UEfii Cbarrared UCt.) fit MEDICAL PAMPHLET, just ' Uahed. oontning SU large pages numerous engrurinn of tneorira- gans of both sexes in health and . treating on private diseaMS. go norhea, gleet syphilis, stricture; diseases of the testicles. Bladder and kidneys; self-abuse, and the secret habits of both sexes, and ita deplorable effects on bath body and mind; diseases of females from girlhood to old age; intended as n warning and a guide for tbe young of both sexes, being a truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating marriage; with the Author's new method of treatment, the most successful means of cure ns shown by the report of cases; mailed under seal for S cents. Bead the above work before seeking medical aid elsewhere, and thus avoid quackery. Patients at a distance treated by mail, and *nedieines seat to any part of tbe country on receipt of a statement of the case. TO LADIES —A pamphlet of special importance to tbe married, price 10 cents; also, a little book of private advice to tallies, either married or single, price 15 cents; either sent in -tsIH envelopes on receipt of price. Office toenswveal t* 74 Grwem Between Secon 1 and Third, near th« Consultations private, and all bus in era ssrii confidential. Address. THE GALEN h HEAD DISPENSARY sepl dAwly Louisville, Kentucky.

ra era. Wbalsssls TlsilsssIn Hats, Caps, Furs, Gloves, AND STRAW GOODS, No. a* South Meridian Street. aagMfitaa INDIANAPOUX, INDIANA

JOHN ML rWLAJt, SONS * COm Importers and Dealers in CARPETING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Nol. Ita Washington Street, and Cl and H Hawley Street, IridSm

NTED.

Agents Wanted

To Canvass for tta

HOLLAND, OSTERMEYER & CO., Wholesale Grocers. and Commission Merchants, TB East Washington Street. aagU dSm INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

GREAT

I1STOKY,

THE WMkM SOLDIEK.

a. A. BU10R. J. s azaa. t. s avas E1JLIOTX, MTA.N * CO.. rtholssals Dem cr- la GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, special a.’tsntion given lu Teas acd Tobacco So. 4A comer Xeridian and Maryland Su.,Indianapolis.

ifflee. ictly

*. B. Alvord. J. C. AlvonL E. B. AM-YOKU fo CO., Wholesale Dealer, in Groceries and Liquors, No. 1 Alvord’» Bock, Cor. Meridian and Georgia Streets, LKDIAKAPOLIS, IND. •Ml* dim

S. o HASSA

J ■.caunmn.

fpHls WORK X. trated with

to al'LLNDIDl-t ILLL'S

STEEL ENGRAVINGS OF HEROES AND STATESMEN,

MAPS OF BATTLE FIELDS.

VIERKII.L A CO.,

CKONSLAND, MtAdSITlKE h CO., WROlsESAlsE GROCERS, Casasr IbrMlanaad Marylani Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. aagli dSm

sep6 djt uliu

FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.

■UKIaEYy KUraisE * CO. Cmrmer Sevemtk amM GreemMrwwts. LOUISVILLE, KY., Proprietors sad Mannfsctarcrs of HURLSTS <—fMMi Syrmp *r SftfMfffiffffift. Pknriiy Yoxxx* Blood.

fTUds is th* pare sad genuine extract offtos root JL sad wiU.omtriai,nsfo<mdtasraatac*(tata and perfiset cor* of tta following oomplaints sod

L Jones. B. Clay. K Jones. J. W. Jones -A.. J03TE.a» «& CO., (tacceesor to Jones, Vhmedge A Jones,: WHOLESAXE GROCERS, Boa. ? and 8 Bates House Building, sag 14 <Um INI IVNAPOU8, IND.

f.VNT to sell

my Far ;wb mile

i taming thirtyheast of the city ed. has a good

_L nine !39j acres, two miles nortl of Indianai>olis. It is well improvi

Frame House of Seven Rooms,

■.M.* W. UL THOMAS. rMlsESAJLE CiROCERS No. *d South Meridian Stmt,

Ttarn,

i of the i Irreg-

flsaKsaawiarfssr” *

Hurley’s Ague Tonic

Wholesale Dealers in a School Books, Paper, Envelopes AJVU HT-A.TIOr«KLtY, 5*. IS West Washington Street, ■sgtttam INDIAN APO LI A INDUNA.

a fine ft:

tly arranged, a good Corn Crib, Wagon , Hog Houses and Chicken House,

A good Cellar and splendid Well;

convenient' ’

Sheds, etc.

JL Fine Brick Green Houce, Twenty by F’lfty YTeet, A large amount of Evergreens and Shrubbery, 3,000 Fruit Trees

Of the berries.

The Farm is laid out 'with gravel well adapted for a suburban Beside

scs.

amount of Slraw-

riety of Grapes. Talks, and.is uce or Garden

MILLINERY GOODS.

rmmvKcxLir me liable

The only remedy

and Fever that is

Hurley's Ague Tonic. There have cured oy using it who had tried edies without benefit; but in no

the usual rem - case has 11 L U-

FAMILY " MEBICINES axcomrow it tub must SetentiRc Medical Profeeeore of the Age, For Cleansing the Stomach, Purifying tta Blood, ate Regulating tta aatloa of ttas Liver, ’

DH. BUKLLTS

CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS

a-ra^rB bto

5* .Fsrer sad Ago*, Chills ate Fever, ate all BtUioua piasaasa arising from a disordered condition of tbs Stomach, these czlxbkatxb uvzb

pronounced a most certain sad safe

They remora ti

rtua are

remedy. They remora tta

no

. . therefor* the

disease can no lowgcr txlst. Jtu*e rytm have

triad them consider It a

*1sm ip their bouse res e'mteilira'*”** 7 m * r I ** uir * * •* rtca T reito-

X>H. MXTSUPH

Pain Relief or Cholera Specific Mfaining a world wide reputation and eaa not

Mtimatsd. m U truly »friend in For Diaretaa. Dysentery, cholera

time of need.

O Ia EK .A. UI*tta most retiabla mtetaln. erer iute. Thia Mdletn* wm uMri is omr 1mm eitles when we srere late vUItte by thte mSSUteid tetedto —***. 'Cholera," with tta most satisfactory r*. •nUa, aadat ia aU probabUisy that fatal epklem-

Dr. Bull’s Linirmwil:

Far Sprains, Brnism, Stiff Joint*. NeuralgiL etc^ hat slot with unprecedented favor wherever it has bare naed, ate only retiuires a trial to seenrs tbe

com fide ace of everv family.

EDROPBAE^SALVB, For OM Sores, White Swellings, Serofnla, etA,

forUselfatnperiar popularity wher-

COEDITIOE*POWDBR

FOB HOBBES AND CATTLE,

Qm only be correctly appreciated by wltoeeelsg to# most wonderful efibets pate scad tar their uas. Many certificates from tta mote reliable sources

can be produced, which more than substantiate

tbs above statemsnta. Dr. BuriLtaa, fim fifteen remedies mad* of ton purest issInrlsM ate bate proportions known to toe MtettalFasnttv who may be afflicted shew id ast fott to

Full directions aocompai Drngglsta everywhere.

OSMSIMI

dd net faU te try tbei reach articls. Soldi

JytMfo

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TO THEE IaAXKEESg Mm GIB AGK FRANCAffi or wwwmr»ir Isss^’iRezzJSs ate retub by weariag. ItvesSsies Ibsm ta a perate what u of great impssteaeate ttelaaUaa, it will ute rub off wben wte ate soil tbe skirt*. Traveling Bags, Trunks, Carriage Tbps, ate Fins Harness as*teste* telssk as good as new. Tky — bsttl* ate you will rarer b» without a supply of it in tta taraa. _ B. #. BBUrtN Jk (X>., Prepriteore, Mannfta *n of Blackings ate Dresalngs of *U kinds for

The Corner Drug Store,

CNDKM8IGNED HATING JUST

edies without benefit; but in c

LEY^fi AGUE TONIC failed to effect a cure. flST Kvery druggist and country merchant should have it in store.especially |n ilUtricts subject to toe Chills and Fever or Ague .nd Fever. Hurley’s Popular Warm Candy.

foctiy Ustele*. and any child wiU take it. ~ * HURLEY, RUDDLE A CO., Proprietor!. Hnriey’s Stomach Bitters. For Debil 1 ty% lose of Amaatite, Weaknam. In0O “ P * r * Wlto tfc ** e ' Tor tale by ail anS^^^^v'iSTSiSSy.

DR CLOCK’S EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE DR. CLOCTS EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE OR. CUm EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE IS WABBABXBD IB WABRABTED ZB WABBABTHD T# Besttre Cray *r Faffeff lair Ta lastara Gray ar Faiad lair Ta Bastara Gray ar FaM lair To its Original Color To its Original Color. To its Original Color. The Only Known Dra—mg Tha Only Kxxowa Sxaaauig The Only Known Dmaong And Restorer Combined, And Restorer Combined, And Reetoier Combined, STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF

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Gents' Fanfishiiig Goods.

STILES, FilMLET A TiclREA, Whoiseaie Dealers In HATS, CAPS, MILLDJERY, ffitrmw a rate Fancy < No. 131 South Meridian Street, «ml* dtf INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.

purposes.

For further particulars, apply to CHARLTON EDEN. 67 Ea&t Market street, Indianapolis, Indiana

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MUSICAL.

NOTIONS.

SKATEK fo CO., Wholesale Dealers In Teys, Setiaas aa4 Faacy GeeHs, No. 29 Wect Washington Street, •egM rite nrULAMAPCUS, IND.

CONFECTIONERY.

raAfittETT Jk CO., MAnufkctnrers of CONFECTIONERY, Aofi Wholasala in TEAS, FIRE WORKS. FRUITS, NUTS, ETC. ETC. •eglAtete

WILLARD & STOW ELL.

Piano Forte Warerooms.

BOY GOODS. ETC.

W. S. Webb. C. B. Pattison. BUBKN, TAKKINCTON *dc CO,, JOBBERS OF •ry Coeds, Notions, Etc. Western Agents for Cedmr Falls Brawn Sheetings, Etc., No. 3 Alvord’s Block, South Meridian St., Slgl* dSm INDIANAPOLIS.

CLOTHING.

raseeAS, boo. b co., Minnfartnjps ate Wholesale Dealers in Clothing and Piece Goods, No. 80 Schnull’s Block! South Meridian St, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Manufactory, No. 47 Warren street. New York. angMdfim

J. I>- NEYERS,

COMMZSBZOS MERCHANT,

And Wholesale Dealer to , HEnrIrrmG

teuioiik'aMr 1 ’* 1 ** ye. 15 South Delaware Street,

augl«d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Ctatara Fumtly Flwrnr,

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UN PLATE.

Wholteal* Dealers in Bn Plate, Copper, Sheet Brass, Sheet Irwa, Lea* Pipe, State Lead, Tinners' Tools. Brass Work, Gas aug!4 dSm

■bb. MBAJBre b era. Wholesale Dealer* in

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® <Bff 28 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

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MIRV, MU. MR MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES, MfoBBAXOBABD nwxn rznar nmA • ate Warehouse, No. HT M. Whehtogtn* IN uUdly INDIANAPOLHt, nzrt

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CmCKERINQ PIANOS!

DECKER PIANOS!

BEST JP1ATVOS,

Cheapest Pianos!

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INDIANAPOLIS, IN1>. fiesfidtf

OILS.

REYNOLDS & HOLLIDAY,

(Successors to H. S. Hockey St Son,)

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

LUBRICATING AND ILLUMINATING OILS, Benzine, Coni Oil Lamp*. Lamp Fixtures, Chandeliers,

Lmnterns, Oil Chits,

FUat Glass aai tyetal Top Ckiue s, Wicks, Burners, Tin and Rubber Oilers, IS Somtfo BerlsUnn Streets,

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YEIE CSNNECTICIJT Life Insurance Company,

Illtal aai garptes Over $500,000. ■ Prmilttte BDWAJtD W PARSONS. tettMaej THOMASrtr russblu Onretong Actnary-GUY R. PHELPS.

i Storw, M. D., W. H. Hndsoa, M. D. FOLSOM * Ol Geasral Agwsts for I ere desiring aa Agamsy a

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