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DAI LI SENTINEL T.IK CSiOS - IT MOT BF f RF.! RVRD i SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBEB I National Democratic Ticket. FOR PRE.MDKSTT, CEN. CEO. B McCLELLAN. FOit TICK PRKSIDC7T. CEORCE H. PENDLETON, or ohio. f rrntont Vt Ithdrannl. I be New York World, in com men Imp upon i.eteral KtlUUM a withdrawal, remarks ih-t wa a icwaily impoaed upon him by lUc prt grew of ct eeU, but bis riding at Ut wiib Mr L'volx against the Dernorratit; fart? is Dot con totem with Mis letter of acceptance. Withdraw al waj a pwribiliiy wh-kb he Mem plated it tbat ?ierou Baal moat manly letter, but torel it was not thro within hi con ten.? uioa il.at he could withdraw to arrav himeT wib the sup Mtrojr of Mr I.:x. L vVe i.r wi-li to taunt him, f i he Imi bortie hioclf, in mane re pect, with a high BeeMMi il ilipny in i liflicult and humiliating positiou; but h last painful and reluctant step is not in accordance with this pea ige of bia truly noble letter of acceptance: M ? own decided nreftrei.ee is U aid in ibis war. and not to be ir.Tselt" caj;.: i.:c. But if Mr Lincoln should be renominated, s I believe it would be f t 1 to the country to indarae a pol- ire- ami renew a t ower wbirb In cat us the live of tbowMBwa) "f men. and needle!? put the country on the uad to baiikruptcv, tlrerc will remain no alternative bu: to orgUlM atjsinat him every element of conscientious tion with the riew to prevet.t 'li nvsfortune of hi re election Uen.ra! Fekmo.it tili hold- to bia immer opinion of Mr. Lincoln. Hut. then, can be reconcile it to n ti ioiim to 'c No : mail who.e - - - reelection would Lc falaJ tu U.c cout.tr) 1 Why doea be not adhere to Iki logical altern t live presented in hia letter, ot aidiL,; 1 to unite agamst bim" f Lincoln "every clement of ccn acientiooe opposition?" As General Fbemomt r tlürmii in bia letter of withdrawal all tli.it be aid of Mr LlCois iu bii letter of acccptince.it seems timely to recall it to public recollection. Here are the meet scathing pansges: Now. for ibe first time since '1ft, tic wiatilniiwii lit.-rty has han ir i , ' dircctl iefort the people for tMr Ptriuu Mis.iifr r and vote. The ordinär? rights secure! under the Conatitution and the laws of Ihf n.i.try l.iw . i' tfed, and extraordinär r hue beeu usurped b? the Executive. It ;. din be turw. the people now toga? whether or not tbe principle established by tB Ilevo!ii.ii are worth maintain; if, as we bate been f tgl.t to believe, thoe guaraaUee-i for liberty t made the distinctive of or, . itrr are in uulh inv, ulablf .crl, then there Uiu-c l ( prote-i ugjiust the arbiträr y violation which hid not even the excu-e of n - - iy. The schism i-m i Je h those who force ilie choice between i fit ttiieful silence or a protect again t wrong. fri su h eon siderwtions origihitted the Cleveland Convention It was among its object to arouae the attention of tu people to such acts, and to brin them to rweliesa that while we are -uttirating South rr, soil with the beet blood of the country In the name of l.berty, we hate retliv parted with it at borne. Today we have in law DOtttfJ llic.tbh.-t. o .i military dictation, witho its unit? of action at.d vigor of eieca'ion. Ad adiu tr-t ration m irked at home by di.-re irl ot c itistitution il rit,ht, by its violations of jerona! liberty and the liberty ol the pre-s, and, as a crowning h tme, or its aban donment of the right of .tolurn. i right e.opccitt I? dear to ail free nation- atro il lt. rur-e ha- teen ch.ircteried b i IcebltMie- and want of pr.tM'ipif which bus misltMl !'. irpan powci- .1 I driven them to a ue'icl ttiat only cornrniru d in-tereHt- and pertonal aims are coticerneil. at 4 th t no great pt iuci'!e are involved in the is-uc The admirable cond i: i of the ;cop!e, their readines. to make every acrifice demanded of them, their -i tK-e tiid t)ftciranre under the suspension ol everything that could be suspended, their man? .ct ol heroiam and sacrifices, were all i.n deretl fruitless h? the incapacity, or, to speak i re ettetlj, by the personal ends lor which the war w. managed. Thi ineapacitv .. 1 - t:-h ;ies.i naturally produced such results n led the 1 ir .;.ran in w era. r.d !. c ally enough, to the convictiou that the North, with i'- gieatlv su perior population, its immense reeources and Iu crelit, will nerer be able to recoei the Sunt!,. Stmptthies which hbould h e been with us from the outlet ot the waf were turned against as, and in this wsy the AdJaWaistr a lion ha dtte the eountr? a -double wrong abroad. It created hostility, or at least indifference, among thone I who would have been its fiienda if the real i!i.re-is of the people should have been bettet known, while, at the same time, it aOgkO ted no occasion for making 'he it; -t hu mi listing COB e .pcessiona. True as gospel. eery word, and as General FauiosT affirms that the5e opinio!. of Mr. LtMCots are widel? d;ffued in the Republican port, we expect to make gret Inrosatt en Ni strength. General FftM.T i- suffering from disapitintmen and chagtin, and we nnk" allow at i-es fox him. He carries to Mr 1.incci one rote; bsjt hi r.oi.et dciin.-i itlon- bve taken away ib neaaeda whose eyes i f i and who will, we trut, ietufi tecSi tht rede Than evt r." tthai nil re At tbe cotuuit .lohnsou, the j Vice Preaident, Senators tr in cenaber, 1-tjO we e -e el en 4ie tht. "Resolv teen be h Lediency T.-um 1 A Rtn United Sta'ea, m iking an equ.' i ierr;ury. sotitb o recoginzeJ aul pro und tall const, tu tin which line it sh.il! bt J 1 he repeal eat . r.l lo the it-t' rati lor. aud au explicit dtX sanded Andres' ate fo. ite the "I . t.e j aets of Cunejrnt of si! luitiv i ttalion in the t tion, that it la tn .lut -.-.. t ie l..r tc.l o . return n-.r I del b the : proper authoritv , t.i . iv i .. ul ot the trc-ft-i.r ... .tr 3 An ameudmctr. I tne v' .. c -:, i. UllOn, dl C....I i ur Ja. arr ing Ihsi sla ITj BaBwS. A-. or no exist be .i iaiit'.efti or pro bibitawl b tbe Mite tu w. i luv v varUa, aiwenaU. Ac., may be si tasted 4 Ootipiaas shall never rntei ta Ihe Irtatrirt of l.!umbia. s. exi-t n) t:t Mite ot M irvli:..: without the eaanaean ef Ibe i 1 in o I ,' UN hn L c .... . r--- - . i! a 1 :.o - . i. three tilth- ..I the uu tiade, cvjw-1 wie ot H I n.-i ti Tbeee irovi.i.m- to bet. . t : lull t!iei a t -eii that wbieu re. ate- to toe t-lt ? set le Alb.i!iv Ari-i.e Jnde A I Carlton. Kle. r t the 1 1 - '. wae obliged to w ; ' iri w bis appoin n.eot lor saeakib. in eeeveafMi ef HI health Aa j oon a he is aisle, hr wi 5 vii.il every c.un;. the d -tri' t, of nhU'h due notice will be given Ibsa-ntow. Ihe r claim to be tor tbe V oiitiol. i d lioun li psrty - ,ir. u 4ii i'l.e ' -e lor h to a Jin t ti. . t they . 'e fir d.-uuioo A distiugul-hed radicii di poltocun Saei. vsterda. to s IrieL-l: 1 ntitajsj i, rather sew the L r oo sunk to perdu... t. vc MeCkliee elected." Thie is tbeeort.i nln Usathwl man must expert who support Lincoln j THE TRIAL OF H. H. DOD irTMBFI 30. 164. The cross eiamination of Mr Stiger was con Untied Had gor e to Ristine's offlce and took s eat in th door to an: !i h r Cffi:. Mr. I had t&ken bim there. Mr aedi ititroduced him MwM Mr fTutine. who b show Coffir. n. him V.'..ei htd to.d Dd aid K'.stine that he hoped to see CofHo some other time nnJer J mote favorable nrcumttaocea. I wat to w atcb I fur t'- ffin that I in ht krjow b?m wben 1 4A him lid uotbinc to misletd Drdd as to my in ' tent Ion aa to Cotbn Was at the Audiuir'- owW.1 off and on. tor half a d? I krtew Mr Coffin ' ajerfectly well all the time It was hut rxnt tide isjteatisjsj to know CufEn. s Mr DwSd SWf po-c.1. 1 went there in order Uiat Iodd might nave the satisfaction ot rx.itit;ns o'it Coffin to me The murder of Coflin had then leen decitie I opon. Cofh'j nas stiil alive it least be siaa yesterday Caanot say whet bet Mr l)odd awp ';--.! that after Coffin bad been pointed out to me 1 intended to müder him. IMd had gireo j mc t!ie programme e the upri-:; of the order Dr. Bowiea had detailed to me regarding the I iiuaitrer (d tin otdei and the c crafioti oi the t rc!..,i.eri Walker, with reoel i rce, in tbe.r i plan.- Me: Mr d . - n r.eir Paoli. when l was on nit wav to r i-ait Dr Howies. He was a small boy about fourteen year- old He knew me. He had been to Dr Howies'. Dr. Bowie- told me that he had been there Dodd and Har rtson and myselt had a tci.i r- ittoi, unon the quej-tiou a "to whether it w- adrisable to com mutnate th programme of the upri-ing to the Hon D W Voorhees Harrion thought Voor bewa ought to know. Mr. Dodd said be did not comninuicate his plans to evcryboaly. He aid llssj Mr. Barriesv aid tny-eil were the only two perboni to whom lie spoke full? about them. My iniereucc was that Dodd did not think Voor bees reliable enough to be iuformel of all thing in counecti.m with the order and 'he iu'etith n an I desigta of the leaders Knew the Col Farley and icbel Col Audei .-..ii Ai.dt rsoo was a tueuihci ol the order. Di Howie- hii totd him that Repuhliran leadert haü aid to him Dr. Urwies) that if there waa not an attcinp: m.ade to taUbli-h a Northwestern Confederacy, the United States Government would ultimately a knowledge the Southern Con federaci-. Republican leaders had told him - in tliis city. Dr Bnlcfl did not naf thai he was m favor of a rih weterD Coi federt y I nc er sjid that J J. Hi.i' h im was one o( the mMStamtia coulerouce wiili Calf us and otlicrs Bniijhaüi was not considered ie lableby ütrder 1 be letter .igeed "Dick" as writteu by Diek liriglit it the suggestion of Jesse D Hrigbt, I IQppoee Dr Chatnlier. of Wtr-aw, (inllatit eomsty, Kentucky, a noted rebel, told me so JuJge Huliitt had told me that Dodd bad said that he would riie lurcesj and attempt the liber aiiou of rebel pn-MiCrsal this point, and i.' lie Uiti not succeed ne would make bis eeeape the heat way he could. Hi would. Judge Bnllitl said, ruiac this attempt with what force-- few had. Here Ihf oneeion ol delemitkl to Leatsaj ie-t:ni "ti could not be taken even as among con-ji'i H rs, were t-verruletl Mr. i'ipt i and Dr. Bowltja had told him that the Or Jer of Americin Knights and Sous of Lib erty wyrc tlic same thiug Wituess knew noih mg ol the Koigbts of the Bold SO Circle. Mi mnt I jgi m ii id told him that the Order had had loin d fitrciit tities. In the meetings of the Order civil and milfia n matten eie eoeneoted. Ibe Order wai a MiUtary O.der Did not know bow the n ime of reb-t I hiiniferrt rame to be writteu in Mr. Hai - (ook Here.it apneuit tint Uarriv.u hid bten Adjutant of the 2d Irish return t, and bud ac t ed at . poit where rebel prisoners had been con- fined, the u.i iocs were not taken in evidence, and defendant's counsel rested. WIT.NKKa TAtt.Nr XWSMSS ADVOCATK. .Nu üititnidaiioh-, threats or promises of ie- wai l liivc brought nie hcie a- a witues.t I was smpireesly given to uuderataud that the whole trulii was to be (old by me wl.tn ou the stund, without regard to persons 1 ktiow nothing ot ibe Kuiglr. ol the Golden Circle Callus, J !loa ics. llatiiaon and others lad told him that t'ic Order oi the American Knight and tfeo Or der l the Sin - ol Liberty were the same There w is an utiwrilien work ot the Sons of j Libert v A laock obicfe was the tu'.'ject ot ?tr bal ih.-tiuciioh only. Witness wont thtough thin ' o;k. giv.nj i lie sign-, :!cips, pi-- words, Vc . i iiooi dngiee t degree Tbia work was not irauscribed in any book : Col jkadwrson had sent tor thi- work iu cypher. A puto ibe coliotjuy was taken from ttie il - chapter ot lajiab A .rt . 'o. w.ia the diilogur between Abonmam and Lot. Judge Huliitt. when he was .me-ded, was not Marwhed in presen oa ot witness. He under stood tint he had been searched afterwards Jul. i .. itt had checks on Montreal on his . rsoa, nan when Mr. Dodd was told of his ar rest, el .i be hoped they had acted the geutle tan ami not searched him. Judge liullitt had a irpet ?;ck with him which he remarked was daun.ed heavy, as he was walking along. Wit i nes afterwards said the sack contained gold I Bui lite hiving cashe! one of the MoutreeJ (checks. Here Witness wa diamiSid until Monday I next j Gcoie El lis Hugh, of Cincinnati, was called Neer bid heard ol tbe existence ot the order . B m I ol Liberty until ho saw it w. the news pa pert W a- acquainted with tht handwriting of Mr. Vallauaigham. Several letters were Immded witness, nome oi which he recogtrzed as. in his opinion, genuine. ' Dcfeti'Vat.' - ;t:-el objected to the l4eatakQ ' I tare letters it not being addressed to nur one. at d the uirtftT was waived lor the nreaent I t si d the matter was waived lor the preaent Joacph K irk na' rick, of the City of New York, waa called. Waa i tie tier in at n ii. New York Tijld ;w huudted i.J i.itiCty f.-tols to v ui.tn named ilar ti- Contracted to sell him tve bondrnd revol-1 ten Sold, at the tarne time, one hundred and thirty thoustnd rounds of ammunition. Had seen sutneof tbee aroi-1 at the arseuil in this citv The? weie in dtfiap marked "J. J. Persona. In lio.v " XAM. v n. Never saw ibirna before he calico to iii the srui. ib-v.. v:. uc u he nude ihe baxgaiu the pistol-, wit!. ,i sn nran whom he called bu:i.ti. it.ic-.- vjs ..neu to underatatvd tt the arms wcte In be B&ipped to lleiico. 11 .r is paid tor tue arm hspfed, aud was to pay fos tb rotiere bp n as " ii:pel Never .-aw the deiend'tit, Mr. D.dd.. in connection nitli the m itter ever saw bitu beb't' Adjonrni . Ü P M. arTia.xooN. Tbe Com. met at '2 o'clock. William L'1-.vlou .aoru: Ke.-ule in SoasntT, lllmitis. Am a farmer I am D;i ! the order of American Kirhts, Sons . t L.ijer. l'bere are three .. U It It'll i rnem or the tea 1 0, ,. , ve UiV" totiniot; v on c.m; - j- - v u v v aa wv- WJ km s - t w 4 . III 1 tii-t 1 Ebsssj tbat 1 was winted. an officer came i i ne I me l waa initiate! into the oroer in the t i.i IM Immth ht- I another, ot a msaoota, i. tun.-, miiiaieu rne nt.e-a i,eie read the bligatiou he took .1- a metnher of - - J IT- t;.e order -tt.ess lebii; a-ked what" V " Mood ' for, in i ed :o an.-wer. Judge AsWeonte t. r.e-s tber. a.id ih it I Iii a lie must answer. Wit V' stiHHi t.r Vestibule, be ited nie time in Jul?, upn.eal N as i . W I Hid Took the javond daajrOB - :ne time during the lali or winU'i Toettfr4an , -i. .pj oegrcts nt li American Knight. Took the third degree as a Son of Libertr. Tt e Ancient Biother had told him that by ortftet ti Mr i latnilwhaaa, a .i. tt.e ime "t t if "t in r. - -v.. made h rise tbtrd Megtee of Aaaei a;i Knitits : -:dered Sons of L:bertt t'hov moved right along with tbe same o Acers I am still a n eaahet i th nnjer I ha?e ne?er beeti ex. - i We have a .-mal! Temple, and meet in the wool I wj -.resent nt the !.i-t meeting, iwo w.eks agu t.. ,u rrow. I im a lecturer nl '.'-c-'-e i ; . xatiori wan lo keep the O tuoer.s'ic part? i. er in orier ti-defeat tbe oaife 'tur.e? Had the organitatiou was a militari -n ! thai the purpose was, if tf.e r r ntnl sbould h-cjTf ratr.cal.si.d the !e were u 6e trampled wuder fuot. they w . u .1 take up arsjfJ to re-i.-t t res.t ml aäw " ' i een at Iwue month I n drill mi. ft). : r. er Muit of tbe arm wfre piatolj. Two ttarde tt ope hnn- aro:. racers In h" In Illinois the number of the Order waa re ported to be over um hundred thousand The Grand Senior bad informed bim that there were forty thousand of tbeee well armed, and tbat they eoulij depend on eight? tbcuaand In Indi ana' be had beam told tbat' the Order t. umbered eight? fjte thsjsjsand In Mi-noun forty tbou and Hd heard of retel mva-ion into Ohio. a m W . a W I I DO I in and I!linta rorrest was to tn?aae a in - nor. Wheeler Indiana. Longstreet Obio, and Marmadikcr Price. Mi-ouri i ne unaerstanu irg of witness rrbeU reached sal thai th... Gr.ler.wheu the tfc brthwm bank tt the Ohio llicf stte to -hake ttix'a with them and be ..o iv iud aid aa4 coaioct. Mwi.e) n t9&l anon che hnfge for this pur n a at . a - a a a 1 1 !"-e i 'i vttneis' I'Wige two nutjainj oouar htd been aeaaeo . It was paid to Col utrre or l :i . had charge of the collec- 1 bene arnss were to come tr 'i i T - w..l I- t'i ii . . . oenre ntwy were to nwi ' brought ton-. Ili'i . eard 'hat ill irderswith re gard to the riing ol the Order were to be gi?en I j rvr lite Supreme Commander, Vallandigham. j I l.e i. it (ir ind i ' rumander was a man by the j name of Holloway, who li?es in lllinoi Had ti k-t with iiim about ti.e movements of tho '"J" itaO tOtl nIIO.H Uiai ne O IU . -v a w a a it, .a ft a - I v i . . . t ft ft- : 1 doubt- hout the ability td the Order to csrry out d- .iit;aisesi. Holloway ttad no doubt t ne Order oeo both civil and military There wet e Lieutenant?, Captains, Colonels and Major Get. w w . i a. T I I- but divnigmg any secret ol the Order the pena.tv was death. Had neard i't persons at filling senetsof the Older Two hid been taken at Richmond, Indians. Aims were drawn on them, and they were com polled to divulge or die Nothing, therefore, one -lone with the-e men If a mtu was found i guilty of divulging, it mu-t be b court martial, : and the penalty wa- desth We were hound by 1 the court martial altogether Had seen rebei officer- Irom Missouri iu Illinois, in communica tion with member of the order. The order had been from time to time advised of rebei army nio emer.is Had heart! that Price would inrsde Miawnori and lemain there until after the fall election, and ts uihch longeras be could. The ! aforatinoa nf the order in witness' section were . peett much -tfippcl because of recent exposures ' in the newspaper They did not drill any more j When rebel- desired to cios the Mississippi or Ohi - ii ev rime it; ?kiffs with muffled o-trs. pi secresv tnl silence the? could cros nt any time. Had jotded the Kniebis of the Golden Circle iu lbÄ2 Tin' was in Jefferson county N'evet leartied much ol t.e ecret of that ordei Wit ne- never had done anything towaid st trtiug tht order. Tbe order of A K ' ws ioiroduced in Illinois by D C Wiight, of M'naissippi. at m SPSft. . aaj . a j the time ol a lemociaiic Jia.-s convention !' .: ringieid, lllinoi-. a rcur ago mat June. w rh' wa- now in ew or. lie was oue o: the propiietrs of the New York Daily News Witness prodaeed a circular which be had ie Only od Irotn Wright through the hands 1 a third ) 1 he circular aetlorlh that the New would lie the espctii! organ of the order. Dr McCartney, the Grand Senior in the Warren eomstl l ejir ie. hai first feabded them this circu lar. 1 am eonfl lent th.it Wright, from Minamaia pi oi Loutstana, hitrodnced tbe order iu llltt,ois Each coui.i bad its od ptasft-jr J. In the War ren county lodne the password was "Washiug ton." When a man. urp-jrting to be B member. waa iuet, he W;i- ehiücnged l sign- iti e gfttvo the sirnse belore concluding the le-iimony an this wit ness, iliu Court adjourned until 3 o'clock Monday text CORRUPTION, FRAUO AND VILLAINY, TiUaiULK ATS'ICITIES Or THE LINCOLN UENtKAL PAtBt IN KftNTlTKT A BK.U TIKI RtCOai) !". gL.NTtl'KV HAS BEEN UoTESXCn. fiotii the Louirville Jourul, fftfe. I . : S r I ii ATI0 OF GIN LR A I. TA I M 's ADM I N ISTH A tion at raoeOAi Some ifme ago Colonel Craduok, ot the Kentucky service, was called M business iuto the District of Western Kentucky, then com manded by Brig lien. A. E. Tame The Col. found the pople completely towed, not daring to uttet a word, when every duy their most sa cred rtgbta, by military force, were tiigrautly violated Hy close obserrittion, h? became ctm vinced that fteneml Paine ::nd his subordinates were exetci-iiij,' the iron rale id despo's, weie persvcuiing ud robbing the people under various wfesss utmetfej. and tba the Worst corruption prevailed h hH orhce, and characterized all bia oAetwi acts. Hcing cou.incei of these facts, he viught M-ijor teuerul Burbridge at his bend ipuattera in Lexington, and tully stated the cne to him I'he Oenetal was loth t- tielieto that ci lines so enormous na rnpreoeoled by C l. Cnddock could be npenlf praaeticed bj a man clot and with the antboiili and ii.u -t ol aa oili er of the fjoited Sr it: tioi crnmenf ; but ths si lemu m-ur-aiice ot the truth ol the st:i'emeut, he coticluded to appoint a t ommissuMi to investigate the a-e On the Dili of Septemlier an order oaa mide detail mg lien S. Prv tud Col. Brown as a commis siou to proceed to Pndueah aud fully investigate the conduct of Geo Paine while in command ol ti.e Weitem District of Kentucky. Col. Crad dock one appointed to accompany the commis sion and j wiat them iu their labors Just belore the atriral 'I tten. Pry at Paducah, General Paine was relieved of bis command by (ieuerai Meteditli Paine was ordered to remtin at hia hcadquaiters und meet nil charges tbat might be pielcri'd Hg.uii3t turn netore the couiui's-ion I'his he refused to do. When Gen. Pry and I - atsistauta arrived, they fuuml that Geu. I'aine bad tied to Illinois, wheie ho is still absent with out atttborit? All ol hia subordinate officers also took "French leave." knowm- that ibeir neaulnel wonM not bear investigation lien. Fri iuud it very difficult to cotntrt I oper.ttiotH. as the main parties were ab-sent, and clerli and ordetlie.- with whom they had Mir rc,'llae,1 tl'n,scI."i- a,'d P'6 a kuo-atledge ot the.r trnn-t t;-.n. h.i i been nrevioti-lr tent . .e .t.. j ti. I , out ol tbe district. i he ciucti? were ?o com ptntnlf owed that the? would not oten iheu bps with one word ol complaint against the policy pursued , Oen I'ait e Acting on.the suthoritj 1 ot Gene; ils Mereditt. und rrv. L ol. I r.iuil.n k pejblid pnteieilil lite niijeel oi the commit , :on iu n-iting PaducMh, and ananend the people 1 thtt if thev would ccme furavacd and te-tify to ' ftetethet abould have lull protection from all partiet who tuiarht be implicated bv theit state mcutw- I bis uad i!ie ue-ired ttle.:. Oen rrv vt.isrfceiv d w.th le gi' ic-t cnihuejeB. The neopU tbreav osT tboir MecrnsnB and enenued the irm baud ol welcome The? greeted him w;th thetrs and rmile.- upon the -'.reef, and 'J. rouged show g'" hit hitu batijuai ie;. ererr kit iiuruig .he daf, their ttfUtlOIi II I'owe: Dee people Mr e i. tu ia u.-'O rr no.".. with tbe W e published sn esliact trom the Cairo i;er-eume tmu- ago ot tbe cheetiug demon tr aiiou tint naarkad his advent into office Willi Ihe (aolnage ot a irue soldier. Le afforde! ever? faeilit in his power to aid tbe commission in tueir . - Ml t the evidence taken before this b dy is iii the form of ntMa t lie, and tlie re cord ia BjVite voluminous. It was tound that (Jen I'aine? bad exercised the mo-t arbiträr? will, and thst the worst corruption prevailed in hia v - s w v w . A. . . - HMV4 va a. s i . a a v . s ' . . . . - ' into praaon without a show of trial, snd norecoid office Ci'.izena h.. i been Trre-tcu and tcrowi. e4 i - i n v -nare prelerreil against there could Ih leasara mn nc: sny of ihe official paper of hi office Prisoner were e'''utel without a he.tr- inc. and otten without a debnite charge being preiene! against them rort;. -tnree rra?es, aaid to be IhXMM ot eiec lied prtsonere, were counted at PaawcwB Among this number were two men, mmed l.:i and Taylor, of we l known ii ,t. iiL i. some act otlende-l tiie lie: er in i r. and a tra!c de.ath was their doom To .-how the mttit er iu which the eiccntion were made, we have a -tatement from the ev; ie: ee prea hj Harnes K Enoch, Quarter m i-ter of the 1J-U icgimnut Hanois volunteer infantry. He .-1 a r:.,i J.c l.etd o! tour c.i tc;.s t.en.g ex eeuted without B shadow of a trill Kestertun. Tatlor. Matbev and !!- Col. MeChe.-ney, . :-i : at Maaheld. by the appoin'ment aud acting under the instructions of lien. Paine, told h m. ah ut the lei SepUube:. IbCA, that t.e had shot seven men at 3jßc 1, and had one more la the guard hjne thtt he Tended to eie cute the neat dar. Res M Ihal be gave them no irtai,-anal U.fttta tttai one of the piiaouer aa .h"t and covered up iu L..- ravp :n ;irt minntes Irom the time thtt he was first repotted hj ecu a l el tos beadqu rtrr- ihe whole of Lieners! Pa. tie ooc.ai career ;u ibe Dietrict oi Western aVOniUakj ws marked by the coarse-.: , bruiaiiiv, catcuiateü to exarpeiate tüe people SOg I sen J rteerehe to the rebel trmy He wuu'd or dee rtiaaaaa to bia headquarter- aud. withoat peo vocaawn, would abuse them, a poising tne moet offeuaive terms to them, tuch aa d si rah eta. d d (-.-un-ir! e The people of Padscab were dr. reo from tbe-r r crmee without any just cause, and tbear homes turned oret to negro families for occupation Gen Smsah. commanding at Smithlwnd atata that fertr two of the cinzent of Paducah passed' down the river on boats under orders of bsni-b - ol bsm-av ment beyond the Federn! linos by order of Geo. Paine The Dronert? of tbeie families was con Ccated b? Fame's officials. a it was said, for ! the benefit of the government Two old widow ladies, tbesr hair silvered with more than sntr wintnrs, for no just cause, were tnrn from their I cosaforUblS komes and sent to Canada under guard ol a Die of negro soldier- l he people1 wer awiadlwd iu the bmmI uuUhuim mai.ur. (ten faires rule was absolute. A tride agert was appointed, not by the Secretiry of the Tree, - :ry . but b the self created m-narrh. who iwaed edicts tron "Headuttar-n- I - r v i. nl West em Kentucky." He WwiSSl vwa of 4tll 11 aa a a a av. Sk . ssj son eoneHU 01 totatin tu l eacn bale or oo eiported. and --e-e ! an advalotum taa of 20 per cent, on all cotton or tobacco received J. E. YVotdruff was appointed Trade Agent, at -igned to thin especial duty. The Lre toracco warehouse of Tbomtt Dale was taken possession of, and all cotton and to , k., ,n .hi-! tA rnnfi.r.tlAr. nr I.T .inril in j jf 0n,v WPtica!iT ' faVorites of the üererai were allowed to carrT on business, thus monopo i '.nc the trade. Paine sharing in the profits fol W H Barry, of the colored troops, for mouths kept company with a notorious prostitute, appciring in public with ner on all occasion. He toiced one of the bankers of Paducah to pay thift m m $1S0 in gold, giring no excuse for the strange proceeding. Capt Phelps Paine, son of the (renersl, and A A 0. on his staff, sent a guard to take trom the house of Mr. Scott Kord sufficient furniture to fumih hir private room ir r style After i iborovgb investigation, thecommission were satisfiel that Hon Lucien Anderson, mem ber of Ceejgrona, K II Hall. Provost Marshal 1st Congressional District of Kentucky, John T Bollinger, and Maj Henry Bartling, " Hth U S colorel heary artillery, were guilty of corruption, and were sharer with ?en. Psineir; hi swindling tran-actions At three diffeteut Llare? in the district, Ander bon and Bollinger addressed the people and told them that it they did not vote for Lincoln tbey would be granted no privileges, would not be a lowed to trade, their pr-peit? would be taken, an 1 thev would be reduced to beggary and B starving condition Kvery possible effort was made to exns;ierate the people in order to have a hretoxt to seixe their property. Col. McCbesney ruled May held with an iron hand He nearly destroyed the beautiful towu by cutting down the hade trees and erecting fortifications around the court house on the public square. Ou this work all citizens were required to labor, neither sick ness noi ajc exempting a man from duty If a person did not choose to labor, he was asse-aed a tine of from $000 to $-00. The fortification waa a ii-eless piece ol work, aa many of the hills surrounding the town commanded the square The commisriou thing that ii one "Imply done to exasperate the people and serte as a pretext lo aae.-- heavy fins on them A box was tuund at MtWield tilled With rari oua articles taken from the citizens, and uddres ed to Col McC;:Csney rB friends in Illinois It is e-tim;tt'(j th.tt tbe citizens were sesbed by Mc Cliesney to the amount of $:i2,(MK). but a0QUof wfetck went to the government. This bittet amount was seixed by Gen Fry while in transit North The postma-ter al M;v6eld. a "worthy young man, who proved his loyalty In the early part of the struggle, and hat remained firm to the Union, because he said that he could not at - prove of the policy pursued hv the A; ministra tion in regard to the negro, was stripped ol hi office by Col McChesney and toned to labor on the fortifications for three weeks Major Peck. ot ihe i:tr2.l Illinois, commanding at a ah rt time at Smithbeld, was one ot Paiue's subordimttes. and faithfully executed tnc orders of his chief He executed ntOOBnl citiaeua of Livingston coun ty without a show of trial According to his ow!i statement, the teople were assessed to the amount of $14.000, but $4.000 of which resulted : ti e government Al Paducah Genet al Paine established trade regulations requiring permits for ail goods bought and sold, aud charging ten cents lor issu ing a permit tor goods rained as low as forty Samts No account w.i- kept ol this money, and there it not a paper to show that one cent of it was turned orer to the toveinment. A icliel fond was established lor the purpose, as mated by the General, ot heing devoted to the support ol the wives and soldies in the district All of the citizens were required to contribute, aid vet not a single Kenias? soldier's wife was ever beuefhed by the fund. Ceneral Paine, for his own indifidual wnt.ts drew from the Treasury, at one time, $ I .(IUI). Thcte were three grand swindiitig Scheines in full operation throughout the district. the relief fund, tbe assessment to indemnity loyal people for losses suffere.i at the hnnds of guerrillas, and the t;i a levied on tobact o and cotton. From various souit;s, it is estimated lint on. Paine -wihdicd the people and the government out of not les than $150,000. In Hie expedi tion after Adam Johnson, uroperty was wanton ly destroyed und the people tobbed and peraecu teJ in the most true! manner. No effjrt was made to capture the guenilia rang, ss, when within five miles of the camp. Paine with bis troops wheeled about and atar'.ed down the river for Paducah It was simply a foray lor plunder Throughout tke diatricl the Genera! made three different speeches, in which he said be was clothed with plenary power he icported to no body but the President for instructions, and to him alone was responsible for his actions. He asserted that he wan not amenable to Gen. Scho field's orders, and would uotobsv anv order issued by tlen Hurbridge. He publicly denounced Gen Haüeck as a "d d scoundrel and a cow i ard, pointing to bis campaign at Corinth aa prool tor ti e risertion He let the rebels escape tiotn that atronhold through cowardice and in capacity. A a tea sdopt the paper the? I -jn i.... teat ol loyalty the people were forced to mo-t ultra ?iewg. When atked what read, if the answer w i, ' '1 lie Louis- rHlc Journal, " the parties were denounced bs d a rebels of the meanest kind. Lucien An del son and Major Bartiiug, Provost Marshal ot Paducth. in procuring the release ol Aahbrook, Ryan .t C . (whose s'.ore had been closed by order ot (te,ueral PsiQe.) trom srreet, received a check for $1.500, which was jointly shared by t!ii two p-rne Pnnc dt Do id, acknowledged Union men. paid ihe same parties $000 each, to ! be re:raeJ troni arret and save their goods trom conu-cKtion. L. 1 . rtra ilev . blaster of tbe steamer Convoy, a craft belonging exclusively to the government, and u-ed only for govern men? purposes, oa the lft ot August was ordered by General Paine to proceed down the rirer and act :ic?ord:ug to Ihe ordrr of John T. Hollin ger. At Uicktasnn seventy five soldiers were ob ed for fatigue duty, who placed eighty-four ha lee ol co'ton and twenty teven hogsheads ot tobacco on board, when the steamer returned In Cairo and discharged the freight. Bollinger claimed the cotton m.d tobacco a hi prirate property. Tbe commisrion are prepared to prove that tbia man Boluugcr, who wvafsPeine'e rijht bowet in all ot hissjwiudhng ITansactiobS, is one of the BBOet corrupt men in the country, and has been for months acting as an agent tor guerrilla bands in Southern Kentucky, receiving stolen funds, furnishing inlormatiou. kv. When (en Paint eat thlioheti ins i. eadip. alters al Paduiab, .us bag ga.;e w ib hauled by an armv wagon When re Hewed Of eomaaaaawt it required eight wagons to remove hi private effecta, besides six large box M -hifioed bv steamb.at Pvl linger 1 still at 'arge, but leu Meredith ia iQuk iig urran:eme:its to effect hit arrest. Major B.trtiu.g, the I'n.vosi Marshal, ia uuder close Qard tien Paine and his son are in Illinois, wit;, out authority. Col McCbesney is in Cbica cago, and orders have been sent to bate bim ar rested sod relumed to Paducah We have here given but a few of the facta de veioped belore the commis-.oo The official tsstimouy i very aolumnious, and in the course ot ten or twelve data it will be laid before the public We are indebted lor bur atatement to ti.e kinsiaeaa ol Col Oaodotk. who was present, aii i a.s-isted the c. in mission in its labors. The fa t sj.eak plaiuly enough for tbemseirea. No oiu ut cum ok tit i- neeoed trom us. (eneral S heran fa.it appears, stilt in 'he fftrej;rouui ol Teace (iuv Bruwu, ol Georgia, has. u is beted. piaveJ utinseal ia MNaatttuica iiou with that maIIwui officer with s view to uego V baiever may rotne of it, we have verv ittile doubl Iba: tbrae (.uiisuiUliubi are beiug c . . -ed wit): tbeconaent nl tbe government at KichiQüDd Union aa a cvd-J tion precedeLt we ran !i inllv believe to bare beet accepted b? Oor. Brow . Uli, ttuwever. avs li may.weneay earnestly tba; Heaieu eaa? ai&ile on tbia aUii re ?a:niog bope of coneihathao asad peace sw or Xews TO the Publtr . I pwbUebsd in the Indiaoapofis Daily Journal, of the 39th September, a sworn slat eaa eat, deny bog rertako things oeraonal to myself, ewora to by one Henry J. stirer, alias Kein U Sudger. before toe Militär? Coromiswioo which is trvine H. H Dndd I bad to pay Mr Holiowa?. the editor, 7.2j to get aaid statement publihed in the Journal Inasmuch as the editor demanded the above um aa th svtsw I .hnuid na? for the bt to de fend at character torougb has pwper. it was but t remiwna.ie to suppose tbat he would have allowed to suppose me the benefit of m? statement But it seems , h com id pat La bauer party techugs. and must assault me edi.oriall? with the view of de- trowkwg my defence and outing part? capita! In tu? sworn statement i lewtif? tbat 1 waa nev law "at an? aasSSSSSwi where an? nirnose was de. rlared I ayawtt ttvr ieel tu hew dartgwa so etwl 2 ' ublish a Soalhern Confederacy, and that "a disloyal or disunion sentiment does not rest in my heart," and that "J am in favor of the con , atitution. the Union: . and the enforcement of tuei law ' Notwithstanding the above tatement, the edi tor. in order to carry out part? revenge, insists ! that I must be a member of tbe "Sons of Lioer ' tr," and that I kid taken sn oath of "Ike 0 i ft" .' Oruer American Knights, tic. The editor la s great quibbler, and my be a rer? sroait , man, but he cannot mike "black white," nor can he make a disloyal man out of one that is loyal. ' I am not s member of sny disloyal society i M? onlv crime or misfortune consists in my bon estl? differing with the administrstionnsfe f' Lett meant or policy to e mdopttd to proserve the in ' tegrit? of tbe Cnion.snd to save and protect the , rtffeta at-d liberties oi toe people In a free government like ours, one clase ot party of men have not tke right to do all tbe thinking for the rest of tbe people The hum I blest citizen in the community has tbe same right to think and to vote as the wisest and richest Bjaa in the nation. Were I to consent to dese: my principles, a? sense of right and of justice, and agree to out sustain the administration by my ?ote, I would be regarded as a "loyal citizen" by sneb men at ' the editor of the Journal This thing I ear not do. To do so would be to deprive me of mv iuai;hovü aud self-respect R J Gatlino AMUSEMENTS, THEATRE. Corner of Wa$kirQton and Trnnetsee Street. Heutafer Mr. t . n. Kllef. Saturday Evening. October 1st, l. A ST NlllItT t t' 1 OF KsJI And his last appearance in the West. BT USIVKRSAL UEvSIRF, EXIT WIVES OF WINDSOR. Great preparatioii for the Kair Wrrk. r"aics or Anwi-.-i Dre Qhwla in.t Parqaette, . eent; Pnvtie Butt, for mi atftwls.il Wi; (Jrchestrt teat. 7S eoiite; i.allery aul Family Circle, Ii cer.t: Children in arm. t)S; all rrservod ..i 'Sc. oers opru at 7 u'clock. Vrrfornuarf comnje cett tt t HUtrter to 'cl ..'k preoely. MERCHANT TAILORING. LSJfM MHOLTZ, rWMWwfj OF TDK f i k s x c l a m N MERCHANT TAILORING K H 'V A 11 Li I H M m N T, NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET, o lonrsi toittli of Posit Office, INDIANAPOLIS ort I dlf YEARLY MEETING. GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAY FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING! AT Ulf HTlOD, l.aD.. FARE TRAIN On Sunday, October 2d, 1864. LK AVK Ini'.iantpf.lis at DA M . arrive st Rithmcj.t . i 10 A. M. Ketarnins; Iave Kiciiwand at 5, and arrive at Indi anapolis at f.3e P. M. on truciion and freight tra.iia must keep uat of ihe way of the-abov train. i. U HÜTT, Sup't oetl-dl' WANTED. HEADQUART roi THK OAlflNrll II IM E! AI.F-NTR w.tNTFI).-We want agents lo sell sns New Carnpaitni Badfe- of Unrnla and Md'lellan. Kxclu-ive t. rntory guaranteed. From 100 to He per eiit. easily made. Retail f.ir 10 cents. IpSsn did Picture. New kind, IsajW tS) BStL Sstaple II cent.. 'ar j1ow New Turk ra'es MtT A CRILCHLr Y. ctl-dat 182 Superior street. Cleveland, Obio. FARMS FOR SALE. DKLZKLL A: JONBa teial Islate Urokers, A P15K FARM of HO acre-, on tbe Prodleteu Road, 4 mi tt n tnc city, rich eu. I. fit., frtit aud fa.r ou 1 Jirisrs. Tweiity ai res oft'nif: A No. 1 Sto k farm of 44" acres, lying oo the Ohio ' and MiUijipi Railroad, in Daviess count?, ts offered st B bargaia. A Farm of 1S i in excellent cultivation, adjo. u.i.$ Poplar flrove. Mari- ii latSty. SS tLe ludiauapol an I Cincinnati Railroad, will be told low. oeil-dit AUCTION SALES. BY STAN V SMITfl, BUILDING LOT On Pennsylvania Street, AT AUCTION. Ou Monday, October 3, 1864, At i -l4olt: P. M. will tell a aaove, that heaaufol loi f grand. j e e h ing the south pii tof the west p art of Out Block PW 4. rrontine 115 fest r Pennft?!ani -feet and abou MM f-et on F -r: Wa)ne Aveuoe, tLe point touchtns N nh street, the rorth Itne being about lSsi feet from F'-nnylvariia ttreet to the avenue. a rasj A aeWwtewaae MUM TBKES on Sotb street ant avenue, r.W HHKKNS on the bt, it operier loca- l . render it a mmt d-ra! le property Sale at ihe prtfniee. Terms ma: wMBSJal ou tbe frr and at Ue time of aale. M ANN A ÄMHH. '-, -9-lt Ka! V. -late BrK-'- BLACKSMITH INC DLUKNMITII A. HORNESHOER No. 6 Laat Maryland Street, 14 Dl 4V 4FOLII. MEDICAL. ARMY AGUE DROPS! ARMY AGUE DROPS! .HF . kRKK.N KFslRtT KORTHK n n I FEVER AM) AGUE. Alf ALI. BILIOUi DIHKANKS. ATTENTION!! m- av cnasj PBVER m ABUBa W Thii wivt wuiicterfal reaiedy tor the periuonent rar. ul KKVKK AX1 At i L K. ETC., was Uievovered eotua year. ago by oD? "f I r TIosi V i unfit ami sii ct -slul CHEMISTS OF IHIKU Out of THOrSANns Ot CASKS it hat never beta known to fail in effecting" a radical cure. A SINfJl.P B)TTI.E of tbe- Itrop- bas ourei disease- which have Stubbornly- K -ish 1 tho Meal Sur- CtSiSirttl Mnhr I XnlrBBt. It contain nothing thot trill injure ike mm Bfafajsasat H purihti the blood! Jt remove obstruction from the liver.' It promote the diteharqe of bile .' It effect a radical and permanent cure 4y re mortny the can ten upon irhich the nque depend'. THK ARMY AGUE DROPS! A- um nasse imports, ha been and Is the grest Specific lor all BIUOI'S DISK ASKS in the Army It baanoeual Its popalarily in oar noble Army and elsewhere It a BS ! versal aa its cures have teeu quick anS woaderftil. As a It has proved a great bleai' it snd saved many a valuable lite in these miasmatic localities where thev would hae fallen victimsto r.ll.lot'? HtSK.VSIW. The t hill will not re-turn if Ihre Itrop are tttken! THE ARMY AGUE DROPS! yilCKLY DÜTE. AW1T I .tiiij.j ii.il- naitl Wawnkneejaw! Altl- RITORE THE SYSTEM To its natural Bt'OTAÜCT and AICTMATION. STC ORATI5G the body and clearing out Er fry festige of Dinease Produced by lea lb so me m.wstaa. WISE IN TIME! nST.Vo person re$idnq in a Fever and Aqe I)f-tnrt thould he vukont a Bottle of tke ARMY AGUE DROPS! Aud it is atrorigtj recommend'-d to persons 'raveling through plec rbarred with miasTaa. We respectfully rail a ttrition to eor Teatltnowials. Many tt SSW letters atte-t that bu- dredn of live hae been saved m the Army by its aae. ludeed, ao well are j Its curative qualities appreciated in the Army, that tbe mo-t succe-sfui Surfen- in the field and beapttal oaa it almoet eirlu'ively in the dl-eases for which we claim its lafallibility. Tbe best physic. an always seize tke best :iei i t. effect a cur, hence tbe universality of the ARMY AGUE DROPS! TESTIMOISTI We are happy t-. rer L S! ! Geo Mci'leilaii, Gen. Frrmont, On Bnmslde, Gen. Hancock. Gen. Kflpatric'. Gen. Mice. Col Pve.SSth 5. T . Col Q.i,k. li b 5 Y.C. Col owler.ltth X. Y I X Major D rmns A .D (' , Maj aMfayi der. 15th Pa., Ma.or W l, A. D. C, Bt. Rev. bishop F .tter. 5 I IVv. Dr Tjn, Rev. Dr. Taylor, Rev H W Beecher, B kljn Rev. 1. H. Cbsptn. H Mr IVm... JI T her Mr Bans. Ki-Hod. Mayor W.od,B klyn ob M. Kalbfleisch. Hit M K (Meli. Hon. May. r fiunlhr, H T Hon. II mea urey. Major karnay, Major Ht:Uw-i.. ! Major B b.ock. f burgees in tbe L'. a Armj. Lieut Wbelan. j Ant huodrrds of clb.-r eqoally well known gent .fm'D, frr whii b see clrrnli: Price ONE DOLLAR per Bottle. U ILM OX eV CO Pnartpal Pfllce, a INI Walrr at. V II RetM penanse uoleaa bearint; our aig nature un lbs wrapper. your brugfiit pot yes off w :h aar oth'r remedy If he dae not bav u tor 'ale. e:.r oe u ei as per mall, and we wilt eeed yoo one battle or the ana Asjae Drope per mail are pa 1 WLUXÜI A CO., lal Wa.er . 9. T. ARMT AG I E DROPS ! w asmmw CLOSING OUT SALES AT THfc Trade Palace 21 & 'H west Washington st.. HUME. LORD k CO. WISHING TO RKTIKX FKcM RCSIktU 50W r4r ir largw aad aslwd 4 lucS f goaSa wurtk ioo,ooo! a . nw a. no a a. . i new r ti wnestiSIt prices, attir fMh rreiina ntnler obltcattr lo ta public far tba very large patrcoag? we bav? receires, PB fenss cwnclndcd iu MSBStthmnsatawa oTewaasg oct werpreaeat stark, tawrv by giving there the advanUse f wayiog their goad a low aa tbe aaae eaa bo bought at net ekoieiato pwtcea la Ra-tem citlet. This it no Actttau cry, ai.4 w will con tintse the kales antil the whole t eck H do eS out Wo have now in .torr too largest ad beat eloctoa ai.h rerbrong bt t j thie city. conalUus 4 Wurth nf silks I'ompr - i.k, beautiful r graile. froa the sawat easily mtnk Moire Antiques, To the cheapest PLAIN SILKS AM SA1H& Which will bt told regardleMof tbsreeent treat aa fm oresv gook. la sreat variety. Our bwyer boiris a. m Sowt u BfeB Barker dunnir tbe sprinc. ba Bade atra rloru t pro care the finest and most fa.hleaat i ai ihs Baa:At,ca prisiDfslI tbe lata Xavi-is Novelt ie-ni, MERRIMAC PRINTS, SPRAGUES PRINTS j PACIFIC1 PRINTS. AMERICAN PRINTS. DÜNNELLS PRINTS. IXMSTICS, TLWNKLS SHEETINGS, HOSIERY. GLOVI58, E M B R O I I) B R I i: S. humelord & CO I IMUM I'OI.I Jnaelt-dtf HOTELS. BATES HOUSE, I. L. noirov PaOPKIETOt INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA aySS-etf SALOON. BITBS HOI NB S1L00V l NDF.K BATK8 HOUSE F NT RA NCI, A J. n Vl icas, l-ropri lor f Bar is supplied with pare Itwwea-. win, and the I beat brands at cigars and tobacco; als ibe cSi old Bourbon and Wheat Whtaky. Tbr e-tat i-bmest ass sets rens?sia4 tarseaeatt. angS-dif CIME. GLUE! GLUE! GLUE! ico it i: it r SAWDEits. GLUE MANUFACTURER, URBAN A, OHIu, KtV.r ca-tantl? m hand a eery anterior Glwo far Cabinet Makers, Printer and Book Binders. -ept2.' 3tn B. Ii. HPU ! eV CO., REIL ENTiaB 1811ft AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, No. 201-2 North Illinois Street I nlittnaaolifls, loci. - ..'. saaiy FOR SALE. OISTE ACRE LOT (AH KoRT i ILUMOIS eTkf fr.T rioely locates for jt re.fd'Dre pr'io-t Tetn. a McKtkN A a rntncR, eptlS dHa- kal K-t e Awto, PROFESSIONAL. K. 4. U. PHTSICIAfi AM SURGEON OFRCI 50. 10 VIRGINIA MÜH RKSlbESiCS, 914 Hi tfcTH 1 A a M A n aa at H. W. BKlll.lkl.K. PHY M( IAN AMD SütttiEOfl Of fiee o a Weal to wem Ing loa Mef I p MBSltBWi RK!riC!t F. 5). 11 KK.vn.rKT 4IM7. OFFKRÜ his profeveioaal eerstces ta the eitlaeae ef Indiana pohs, and guarantee etrirt aad pv?aast at tention ta sU taoee sV aaay favor a:ai with tbeir pa trow as. .3 23 dSaa WANTED. MARRIED LADIES Uryosr seal h w.ll not ssaiit of aa hscresss of faaaily u& a rest staaup for UE. TL AMT a Ml VaiS CiaCCUAK TO MAkklI l.ADlKS. au. coa.ttoa seas will teli jon it u o ML Mbi . coBtaaenka elews trvtly assalaanilsl DR DCD?LET S-TTAET. 3- f. O Dra-er S31. C.ku. Ul. NOTICE. 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