DAILY SKOTIWKIi
I I1 IM) 1
The I n Inn It mtit b prrarrrrrl.
e tnme rm llc I nton .Mate ( anrrnllnn
AI irIW mvt ir vT ih liefte-cra'lc .4tt Cn.r&lC.v
m!' it w iinan!.mi:lr re.olve.l, Ji puftuan, e f Ii.
rf k .n..r'lj'i ,f tfa party, lbt Iii I'rrKT-jr vf .
In Sianir rn..l t appo at d'lrira tt S't'j O-
r:.u.ri t. U beUon Wt-ine!, the EIGHTH IAT OK !
JANL'ARY, l-rj,to take itito ronO l'Tate.a ll C"rnL:;ioQ j
ef tbroi.ntrf &! 1 jpt im h rt'n in nc'l u tit i.om-
Inate ,4 rni(1iUt f-rr P'ate fFi-er. U be l-rte.l in Or- j
trSr r neir, a njy 1-err,ej a-i". V. TT:" OraTitvee
He. -i.J a a havi ofrprrrlt.tuiri tL? Cirri,!)4it Otjt j
arh rannt j abont-t )m eitiitl I .ti delegate t.rrrfrj lw
b'in lrH and ffrtr vote cavt nir.M Mr. Iwi at the I
rr1Titlil r Wtjn cf lsiX), ar.d f.e aJikittial d'hgate
trrj frarOva of orte b'JTxlre.1 aii twenty-fire te r!
tt. Th ComtnM'ee ret'.'.'!? Ir.v)te all e ,ti?rn of Iteh'ana
t pnctM ipai in th ekcti.,n if d-lff lea to the Cotivraün,
arid t take part In it prut-editi, wh ar- tipp"! to the
pl,t-tl .cjr !?he preei.t A'i-r;initrM"n !J an
arc in faor of Iii .t-ttaMithnwx.t cf Üir L'nt-n .vt it aa
id th aprrroary f the CnnMittitjon tujui ty the fa
ther fJf th JOptiMic P.y rrd'f of th Cn'iirr.ifee.
N. R PALM Ell, Chairman.
Irtd.anapolj, 0. toter S -oJ.
Tb fl!rt:ij i the p" tioumerit of drl-gate o h h
rt'li e-in1 U rrtiM4 :
Cnndltlntr irlorf tlir ( nnrrtitlnn.
We liu"1 I r I f' n irr.f' of l'.o f Ü'iwir,:
jT f, ' '.ftjirTj tn-t.t. ,! tu i-':.irl'i v itli the j
nt t. l-e :'.. I .t i . in.ujJ vttt.n iu O--
V'7 r.rxi iff .f!ii e.:
t)tich o( the rrttfrh; a moi rnif'c, er 'rln'
ir.'-r imm 'i te i rt-j ":;-w!o c u" i t!iC Iii in
w!ki t ur? ?4 lt.
U i t' ' fo' ii !-r of .( (' M-thi;ii ii. t'.rr. tf!
tif t Mi tl.e tio.'i-! .; un ii ;!. r!eni':.t t!.a oulJ
cu. lv iu ( .jo-, - l-tti 'i of t!.- I. lid?
Kor .t.TET ok hfATt C. I. P-trker, f j P -r inrrtel j-.wt t cua in .nr. IflMvre
Mr .... i t- .1 t i., AJ sä' th m!1 cur 1 i'!, iA fall mi oiii, n tf lUr, nrvl
lJ.n rtiiifitt; . li. lrI, Rill .Mri:- ri. . . .. i, .
Athon, f Mar.; I., i J.. f I,rl!il- . e C;l.14C ,jf rt,eiin? If any
mew; J. 1 Dunn, tf Littr, m S. Ii. Owen,1 r.rt;n of' tf,e ru!.iti- n !nu!l forciJ.lr o;;:e.
of r I'jvtl. ir" ''ri of ny oi tin? jiowen c".iTr,i n
Kwit A rm riß
Kr'ir.t-in inmii;
K. Wi!ar;n. of Ssrivau; J. C'Lutz, of Wiyne;! innancnt?
It. T. Du-! ... of Il.rri.i; Uwii lWcr, of j Ceruirly it i f.I iin moii-h that ! yr $ (
., -. ti r i i i I B4t crtj-e tjf re eUi jji. It i v rv pUin tint '
Iu'jwn: N lit' IIirL'rote, of (:; in: ariJJ, ,, . . . . , , .'. . .
V. l!cujul i:ier. of D atur. j one ot,.l tltir.k of charpin !uery with rt-cl- !
Kor Tr.airr r tati. V. II. Ta'U-Ai, of 1i"t !n hilf of thfm. Arxl 'ot. i ?I.ivcrv ;
.ir-
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ri ir r i t iii i iftj t'i ( itli
t;i rxeu'iori of nur of the jiowen r".iTrl on
r- t V, , ,t C'"t .'r- hv the Constitution, hall t!i ptijviple :
i of Sr.nl: J'ft !i .1 llt;ii, (l . r i r .i f .v.'
h vi-)pf-. tn.it the ft)ur.(ITs of the lifriuM'C
ty; Sxll Noel, of r..t ä ; Hrnry c ,Iie revojt f)T in.wrriii: urh j .oweri in the
hre rr;iii!'-i)ttl
tl.r I'- r;. .'-r..t:-
AkJ l e it lurt'i.-
ii'l-f', lht th- f.rft-l'itv
I! C i:..Utulio:. u 'Ii i tü :.i.t lion n tl : !e-i.t
tV.rt tf f'fI.iiiirt- t dui le tlir Li..ii, adJ
eeirro.ly tlo'te thii the C-'n'itiM-.i; an l th?
Union n.jy le re-torei .i.l munt liiicl in t!ie
ti i Hlc q ir;t of our lather.
AVWrfi, That e are o;-o to .ill efTnrt. fn
the i-r t of Coiijrrt or olüci 'l- to cai .iivi;.te the
Iir, in I tlitt we .tnie tic c):.frative j
o'.ic-T of the I're'i!fi.t which h.i fi ilfl ilow n up
on hini the u:.M'ru;Mj!ou. vleiiuncLitiori of ine !
Ai'itüolil.-U.
AMUSEMENTS.
1 1 f i h ' i r n y " r f , ' ' ' '
l.'r rf i-.fHfi i ft r
ft .r; ' tu-n
' j' I t rm f r ir.
DRY GOODS.
MEDICAL.
I j-K ?. i :-n. ti! to lVi l ,rc I. . .
l.acti ! '."i-'f ' !- ' .--
7" ri-z,'.
! PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE. I
WT.DNF.SDAV nvnNINC. JAN. f, X2.
Miss Annette Ince
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Mario,, o.untr, an-l 31 .1 H.ert, of D tvie. I rfmtinitl a jriher! it.titutiou. the i that j
..." ,. . ., .. . i it wm a cti-e of rebellion woulJ hire ürenitM i
ton Attoävjt dnruti. 0-nr U. "c rl a,M rj
De.atur toui.tj, ami Jf-r. Smith, of K tr.ii lj.!.. j Nor IM .inr one th'i.k of it a a cat:e cf t!i?
Foii riRiNTktLT Ft I.-iut c tio.n l re-nt reh'.in until the en tnciMti-iiit eizeil j
v ii ii '. r 1. i.. v u. . r Tr. 1 on the j(f of the war tti etertnin ite it.
t. ii. li.o.ien. ot J.U;h: .ia. leaver, oi i u- , , , , . I
' Frevious to th.tt we were luM th.tt the tniec.iue
I.--ar.oc; ai,.l 6. L. Jli;. of AiUrns. mM an aliCjPlit cn-pnioj, a Krfe-1 of jwer, th.; ,
a j i!ire tt rc-fi-re nri.tKrtic in-iitution, the fact j
Tlir nncnlfirrnrr of A tTnr .teer- i t,Ml t!,e Southern rK,i;tit::iiH found them-elves in )
kit) .v j a ci :k ritv of the numerou- St.ites. The-e anl j
A- Mr Llmol one of the "iW, v' ,',.Ur r lUrti "er" ,b.T U'e Vrr, V'U
... 4 j who now mt that !U err m tLe refoifihiecan-e, .
I-'-tu lai.H of lIJ, !. j.,t into Hid. a; an, niMt ie TKfuxv,' 1 U aftfrth-npht his;
lur'l ci.ler, " "Ii cattiu" rre. when "rorn ! ln-comt'a p-aml ii!e,ainl jr on ti e natiun
do'ljrer" w:ih the fire at t.hle. air! "c.' n skin" I a11 t,: ,,,rrt' aIK' inei.uity vi hit U can Je ,
, . i'ii i.. , , . . ' hroii-ht to hear. SoJi-mltti.it active are the t:p- j
thei!re4, we t!i:r.k he wi n:ht in alio hhin-i!;e . ,. . , .. . , ,,i
h'i!hMt ot the l'le.i, t ti it men me actuiily in lin- j
writ of "hnhrax crp:il" Lefore levrr-in- t!;e oM rer of for-ertin'' the -iin'.le trutli, i lear i .lav- I
?! crlr nt tliin-i in the "White Man-ion," uar.l-; hht, that if ?i tw-ry i- the -unwJer whiehj
llrsoM, That the .rave volunteer who hue ! ;ul1 -r a i.rnia-.vit at.Ji i .rlVrtly r l.aMi a". l ;
p.i.e lorth Ht the of their country to lelenl : .f, wri.j j,,r i j.jt.t c-r ti;rv. A!?!....;ch t:. rh !- 1
at:'! l.'liiliUm tiie (.'gh-tjtuLin ai. tl.e Fnioti, ; 1 v-ry rhnp a-J ml; 1 , -t .1 L.. I - rti j.ut u; i;i f.!f
lin e onr t.trriiet vnj ijh;e ami mo-t earnest ' I'"'1 '"1 1 tv öl: lj at ti r :tj.t
i.-he, f.r thcr Micce-i in thence wurk. I 7'f5 Vi'V'' '!' Tl'" I'"-?" j
. n . . , . j ni'lilhf iroff"r ?l,l v tn j'x iiiii ( l.wti rvtrj i
AflO.M.f, that the ue.e -nte- from tat. wm- j u.?y 0IU, t, j.!y ht rM ;f ; ,.Wt .af.var!. t at.y
tT are iii'-triiCtfJ to ote m unit; n:i e.-:e- J ru .tcrt lr th trir:rj m -r ?" rrt pT y.!.r. Any
Itasca I Jack.
-1MT.:-
ciinv to vote ujhI n-e every fi'n.or thle eir rt t )
fxi-ttne the i.nininatioi) f,,r St.ite t thotT till next
J une
In tlie alienee of the conimiOe. Ir. .1. A.
AiJrtin brie'ly ail lres-e! the meetin; ujun the
condition of the country, apnin.t the riht of e
cc-.-ion ni'I cij-re.'-sin hii e irne4 wi-!i that the
relelliou reicht be ut tlown niA the Union re
atorei. On motion the Dcmncrnt, Vhnro, Indiana
Vol Ltblalt, State Sentinrl iuA Cincinnati Enuir
rr tt ere rtiue-tt-1 to puh!ih the roceetJin.
On motion the meetiri 'ljonnie.1.
.T . A,T A Y LO U , Chairman.
Gto. W. J f l I a ' , Secrtttry.
el hy "two hnn hMl thouan.l ohliers," fr ome j
hu exi lo.le'1 iinl nlnttteieii the counti v, thecm-e
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of the - r, tri.ii .ti i t-, i r i .ii or thi men who kin- i
m eiern o-le miht haretohl the -ry without d!r.,, the fjiplo.-ive element. Slavery rniU c-x- ;
fear of "Fort I.tf iterte " A no one hut Ke- i i-t j-eai-efully a thou?aml vejrs iu America, pro- j
pi.hlican pipers et the licw," thev saallow j Uvml hy the (-on-tittition which tlevi.-d to.
,. , ,, " ! rrj:ect it, hail not the anti slavery men in nie it I
"With fi -.-tat um. ' . , . 1 . ,i .t
t tue caiie of unaritl. Acconl to t!,e-t ge;,ite- j
Tin Fhilaoelphi. Iritr'r, an Intensely Lin-1 ;,. fii,,ceruy, all possihle tierire to !o -o,l, j
Cuhl pi", 'iv 0 u- tiO fol'ouin cry ei'ju!ite i nil the phi I antlnopy a;i'l hi,Lh moral -entirneT;t !
p'e.e of i.e.-.jut at this time heu it take, two H,til1' Ke iire.l. the truth remains theyarue,
, . . - , a . Jthtt il -laerv h.'.s iu any manner conti ;!utcl t i
" ' ' " tlie tue-cnt rehe ion. t U not hc itHe the luuutl-
in mat.y rtion of the Wc-t, ati'l five or ix ; r of the repuhlie irrole a 'on-nitution to up-
hii-hei to huy a pound of tei in Ohio, auJ a
cart load of corn to a tmiiud of tea in Ion a.
TLe e till coi rc-Mii.dcht ) :
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p'irt it, hut hecau-e thoe philanthropic men op
poMj I the institution and tle-ifned its oerti,row. j
The utmo-t that tlcy can claim f-r them-elves!
would he. that it thev are the ai.i;e!svho di"- -
The irjt t for the e-t room it a very rich j turhed the w ater-, their di.-ti.rh nice, inte id i
Axntini-ter. woic.i in one entite piece H'U hy I of producing l.O ilinj:, has produced damning cf- j
feet. Ii .ts made and tJoineil cipre-1 for ft- t. i
this department The paitei n con-i.-ts of three j What follow from this argument? l'reci.-ely !
tnedaliions, -o arrttittl as to torui oae :raiid me- j this, that the op;-ttiou to hvery having been !
d illionof the whole room, and pie-cM a mo-t ' the intu injr cau-e of the nation's rii.-aster, that j
maniRcent appe iram-e. The d-in i. Mr. Car- opjmsition, coi;tinut-J at the pre.-cnt time, will j
ry I ni iii-pi.tys a tate l trie mo-t rrchrrthr j but mcret-e us cllects and ci-j'tuate the trouble,
ch trader. I lie entire fround-woik i- comio-l i i4-t us look calmly at the eil'ecfs which are nn-
flf lion, i :m.I wir.l'ii .t i!nttr urt.l fruit i t'1',r..t. ' I. . .! 1 1. n f Vol.ri
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jicc i. j were iuhIo, a.nl was as ell'cctu tl a.n i.s promi.-e:l,
The curtains are of i ich criui-on fatin, trim-j ei en to the riip:ae-sitii of the rehellion by the;
med w jth fjoM f rinse and t t-e!s. terror it w ould create, or othet tvi.-e. All the
The Iare curtain- were de-icrnel and mide in I slave States would iu.-t.tntlv assume the control i
Swilzul in i ex'tes-!y l r this room. They are I of ahiverv witiiin their bonier , and treating the i
(invention To.day-It Impnrl
mire.
The ('onvenLon will be hehl in Mctroptditati
Hall, and will be called to order at 10 o'clock by
N. II. Fai mcr, Est i. Cluirmau of the State Cen
tral Committee.
Card- of atltni.-sioti will iaannl eUal to the
cajmcity f the UttSI, brst tu the regular dele
rates ami the L ilante to tho continvut delegates
and vi.-itor.s in eijual prtpoitiou to the reveral
couiitie.
The regular ileleatea will occupy the par
tjuette and lresj circle; and, for convenience of
consultation, the Convention will be arrantt by
Congressional Districts.
II. II. Oodd, Ksq will act as Marshal, with
authority to appoint a sullicient nuuibcr of Assist
ants to preserve order and facilitate the business
of the Convention.
The canJ of admission ran be procured at the
Sfntitirl orlice until 10 o'clock this morning;
after which time thej can Ikj obtained at the
Hill.
Iu order to advance the business of the Con
vention m rapidly aa possible the delegates from
the feveral counties arc rcfftie-ted to have their
credentials ready to be handed in promptly im
mediately upon the organization of the Conven
tiou, in order that t!i important committees ni ty
be appointed as earljr as possible and .set to
work.
A large number of delete had arrived la-t
evening ani the Convention promise- to le the
litTie-t s:-einhly of the kind ever convened in
the Suie,j its action, if harmonious, will be the
nio-t important. While there are home extremist,
the pre.it lody of the delegates express the mjst
rH.'Mrvative entimetits and the utmo.-t devtition
t the Constitution and the Union. The object
rix yarn- ln and two yards ide, :md are of th
l:nt:.-t ncctlie ot k ever hto;:v.ht to th;s country.
The-e splendid hangings are mounted with mag
l.iliceni gilt cortdces of national de.-ign, rej rc
enting a shield and the Uni'el States coat of
arms the design mid manufacture both bein
Mr. C 's.
pi oc I a in tlion s utieonstitulionnl, would restore)
the .sy.-tcm in all icpi-cts us it now exists. That j
restoration would be claimed as legal. Men of j
the North, who think the pretense of military j
lieecs-itv overruling the Constitution a heresy, ;
would certainly maintain that it was a leil res- j
ir '! 1.1 - i
lor.itiun. now longwoui'i me war oe in eoniuig
The paper hangings of the ea.-t rtotn arc of I b:iek onus it the emancipationists insisted, as i
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. i i in. -.-ii. s,wi ucfc nuu .uivj, ..in. ri - null JJieV WOUHI, Oil eillOrfTIlZ Til" juOC i.l 111 1 1 lOI! ; 111
nt actuiei ex ies-l lor this room. They are pie j other words, then, the pmrhrrntion it-elf would
cisely tliH H-ime design a the Ii inking iu Ltjui.s make the continuation of the war a neees-ity.
Najwileon's lecepUon rmiiu in the Tullenes. The j More than this, the moral force of the North
whole mom now pie-ents a more gor-eous up- j would be des trot, cd. .-im e our claim that the re
peamrne than it has ever doiie, and it rivals in ! hellion is without excu.-e would bent onee and
TaUernreoJ the runner.
The general tax law passetl at the extra ses
ion til' 1'niir) contemplates a direct and ttn in
come t tx. The latter is so impr tcticahle that
the A liniiil-tr.iti'in tropften to ahta-don it. The
foiujcr, however, vvill be apportioned among the
States .u-1-i.rili..g to their population, anl will be
ltvit-1 s le!y upon land. It requires no argu
ment to prove that this will tie unjust to the
Western States, and espec;aliy to their farming
population. All the immense personal pro;ertv
of the country, hank and other stock, articles of
luxury, goods, machinery and money will entire
ly e-cipe taxation. Yet they will ei.joy the. same
pniteetin from the money thus rawed ns wiii .he
fanners and other leal estate holders, who will
be compelled to pay it. Can any one give u tea
Jon why ten thous;u.d dollars in bank stock shall
not pay a tax, while ;" cpi i! am Mint in a home
stead shall pay one? Can any one s'kiw why
Michigan fdiail bear a greater per centage ot the
national burdens, acctrding to the value of her
property, than Massachusetts done1?
We bid all men to pay their taxes to the Cen
er il (iovernment. It is their duty to do so; but
we insist that Western Hepre-entaf i vty in Con
gress (itight to do -ame'hing to relieve th.eir con
siituents, from paving more than their share.
The war is for the common benf lit. All the
wealth of the country, therefore, should contrib
ute to its expenses. We submit this grievance of
the white men of Michigan to Mr. Zach'.ri.ih
Chandler, and sugge-t that he sh all stop trving
to make another Hull Kun, and abusing We-t
IVnit long enough To t ike a part of the wrr tax
oil' from the fanners, and to put it Uj'n the
bankers, holders of corporate stock, and owuer.
of money and articles of luxury. The bone and
sinew should tint do all the fighting and all the
paving.
Can he spare time from serenades upon the
" balcony " to take care of the Michigau farm
er t Detroit l e I'rtus.
tli u :.m r tlri.j:r:.-t .It t-ll v -u it m ; -rtTt; v Ii irm!
tli"U-oui uf trt,!a.iiiiaN cjii l-v pr"';.t- 1 i'f it- t-r.rary.
Sut t" aiiV j. art f the a urltl o:i rr-i.? 11.1 va t !rrr
r.. ' Ihu J. f. PKVKK l X.
P. II. I. , No. ZX'Ci, Nt w liarti,lV'ii!iectu-ul.
DR. J. A. MERRILL
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XiFUlCAl. r.LF.CTUlCIAX, 'K I
VT TI1K KARXKST ML!ClTATI0N OK M'MKP.ni'S
puti-i t. ill r-:naiii in lintianai !i i;:ii:l thf t.r-t .
I itity, ari'J C'Mitinu" hi- uccf Tu! treot ..! f K!.'i-.
nt -in. 'i-ur i a. IVirat) sis. I .-j'p-i.t. T-.rpi '. ty i f t!: '
I.iver. t. Viru li.itiee. Ii-fii-ss, l'r'U'-u- l't ri, (l"M- '
inj of tlie Womb), ai. t ah !
N'crvoHK li)i.'itijiH'i, j
lty hi- ne' and roiuplfte iy.-ipni of
YII.tlkl1 a I 'B l'"lii'!V i
.t a Ut if i s . m 4 evil.l I ivil l I B.
I)r. MHi.n.L las for sale Li irnj T'v l
ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE,
Anl wül pive iastrurtion to iti 1: i.l il or clars in his
new fystfin of ai;l ,i.r KJertricity.
K"in a IIip tiricutal llou-r. l.tt!i.'i' enf r.tner.
kccetaii'ii liout- fp'in 10 A. V. .to 4 P. M.
j.uiS-l 1 m-iHut ',
What is Life Without Health ?
HK.
j i evi'tit jioel-, .
.s. rr Throat- are. painful.
appeir .nice perhapft ny similar apartment iu the
world.
I he green room has a cirpet of the same de
sign and tpiality as that of the ei.-t room. The
cur t.tiits and paper have also been renewed.
The blue room has alo been newly papered
and carpeted and new covering- put on the fund
turc. The windows have been newly curtained
with broeatelle and lace.
Next comes the crimson room, which is Mrs.
Lincoln's jrinripal reception room. This has
been entirely newly furnished. The furniture
covering is m ignilice it.
T he w iudow curtain-, carpet and paper-hanging
are all in keeping with the elegant furniture
ot the apartment. Iu this loom is al-.i a g.iin!
action .Mho forte from l'hil nlelj,hi.i. The hall
and sUirwuvs have a!-o'beeu newly carpeted and
decorated. The I'rcident's private dining iouu
has also been newly futni-hed with green s-ilk
broeatelle. The diplomatic dining room has al-o
received similar attention in the matter of re fur
n.fttmig, A.c.
1 he gue-t room, in which Frince Albert Kd
wanl w .is loniiciled on his l ite v Nit to this coun
try, has ln-en fitted ujiin the richest possible td le.
Tl.e curtains arc of loyal purple satin, trimmed
with rich gold bullion fringe and tassels. The
carpet is ii heavy Wilt. ui. The furniture is of
the richest carved ro-ewood. The paper-hangings
correspoiel with ihe balame of room, giving the
whole a reg al appearance. The Fioideut's rwiu
has al.-o been entirely refurnished, as also the
private Secretary 's, Mr. Nicholay, and that of the
assistant private Secretary, Mr. liny.
The sleeping rooms and the various other
apartments have aisobeen re furni-hed in appro
of nil Is th t nervation not the -fiKTnwti.m of pri-tle t le ; while itltogt ther the whole ol the
,r . . . . TA ,. , - , ., fcutfib iuu rovemcnts rctiect tl.e highc-t credit
the Lnum. As thet.reat Ddcnder of the Con- uMl Uie ,rn) ((, was illlrustl;jllie re lur.
Ptitntitm, the !tge of M trshfield. remarked in ore j niching of the m.m.,'011. Mrs. Lincoln has ex
of his ablest peeches, the Constitatiou and the i pre..-eit herself iu the highest terms gratilicd with
the change the M'u-e has undergone, and ever;
person who visits the White House must cordial
ly agjee with her.
foiever ended. We should justify resistance by
revolution thenceforth, by ourselves abandoning
the sure position we occupy on the Constitution,
and putting iu the mouths of our foe the unan
swerable argument that we me forcibly tramp
ling on and t!e-troing their property rights,
which are as lirmlv guaranteed to them bv the
Con-titution as are our own tenures of houses and .
lands. Thewoild, which mu.-t judge us, would
inevi'ably ju-tify the rebellion iu such a disc. It
is no answer M this, to say that they are rebels,
and their property may be seized and destroy ed.
since a rebel has the same rights of property with
any other man till convicted by the law. Hesides j
all this, the rebel who is treated bv a proclama
tion of outlaw r." and deprived ol all rights be-j
comes at once the natural enemy ot the liov
crnmcnt, and mu-t ligh or perish.
Union must ttandor fall together. It Uonly by !
a faithful adherence to constitutional obliga- j
tiotM and respect for its guarantees of personal j
and politics! rights that our free iotitutions can j
be preserved ami perpetuaie!. When we fail to
use cons'.itutional nieani for the preservatiou of'
th (ioternment, from thnt hour commences the !
decline and fall of constitutional libeity. The ;
only hnpe in the future is to cling to the Consti
tution as the ark of the covenant. If the Con-:
titution is not maintained in form not 'only, !
but in the pirit. tho Urion a it was cii not e
jHTpetuated. Adi-jegird of constitutional obliga
tions is the cause of our present national difficul
ties, and if they are not to be mainUined with
the devotion that they have been regarded iu the
p i-t, the union of the States becomes of but lit
tie value. Let the banner of the iVmocracy
1? again unfurled by the action of the Cornea :
tion "The Cuii-titutioii and the t 'nioti, ot e and j
lnep.it aide," nod the dark clouds which now
hatig over the country w iil I? dissipated, and the
un'ight of peace nnd prorer;ty w ill ngnin illu
mine our mti-invl tirm.iment Let this spirit an
imate and control tLe action of the Conven
tion to-dar, and the agencies tieeesarv for the
restoration of the Uni-u as it a will fol!ow as
crrt iin'v as d iv ueeeeds right, or as the htr
mm
e.-t ill the setnl time. The American people
hu been blest with the he-t ini ftee?l (ivvcrn i
ment upon which the 1:1 ever slione It In r.ot
only secure ! to th"'se who have enjoyed it indi
Tk1h.iI arjvl nti nil well U;ng, in the hi.lifft vie
gr-e. but it his been the W icon of h - e to the
oppre.-Mvl of all nation. Troe p.itri tisni de
aiiiii'i of every cilieii that he hal ad'iress Imiii
jtelf to the pre-rrvatlon of t!i C-nst;tutin
anl the Union iu tLe same -p'rit that
arrmtte! the found er of the Gov ern ment ard
aiuiilar sacrifices tint ihey made i d manJed of
thoe to whom this herittge ha boon committetl.
If harmony and conce-in upon all questions
tiig H'jt require the acriSce of prim it le aud
a single desire to pre-erv e the florert. ment ujwiti
C'as ( tiiinty Deiiiocralic 1 oiu rntion.
l'ursuant U a ca.l of the Chaitiiiiin of the
iK-moeraiic County Comuiittee, a meeting ofj
Democrats of Ci-s count v was held :tt the Court
Hou,-e, on Saturday , January 4, l?lU, at 1 o"- i
clock l M.
The meeting was calleti to onler byS. A. Hall,
Chairman of the Committee, who stated the ob
ject of the meeting and the circumstances attend
ing the call.
Fr. .1. A. Taylor was appointed Chairman and
(. W. Julian Secretary.
On motion it was resolved to send nine dele
gates, to the Democratic State Convention on the
bth of January. " j
(e-irge W. H'.akeumre moved to appoint a com
mittce of three to select delegates to the State
Convention. The Chair appointed (Jeorge W. j
lllaketnore, t . M. Ulis., und W. O. Ilright, stid !
ettrumi'tee. Tt.e hdlow ing tlelegates and alter
nates weie reported to the meeting, and the re-j-ott
unanimously agreed to:
l!egacesS. AT Hall, J. A. Taylor, W. Z.
Stuart, James Cheney, Daniel Kistler, C. W. An
tlerson, M.. F. Knowlton, Wash. Kun, vteo. K.
Adams.
Alternates S. L. McK.idin,H. M. Fidson. D.
A. Kud.dph. Hlair lhuhanan, C. Ih Knowlton,
.Tlerrani ile failure in ISO I.
The mercantile agency of I. ( Dunn V C.,
New York, have just made a .statement ot the
failures in this country hr lHil. It shows that
the number has not been so great as was :e:ie
rally suppo.-od. During the di.-a.-trous year of
ls57 there were in the Noiliieru States 4."J."7 f.iil
urcs, involving the amount, ol .S-,'"",', I ,'",
against 5,f Kiö failuics during the pa.d year, with
an indebtedness of SlT-'.bJ.l"!, showing for the
past year an excess of 1,(J7 failuie over the
number in 1."7, with a .diminished liability of
$'7,15'M. In the Southern State the number
of failures for the entire year of 1S"7 was G7Ö,
with an indebtedness of S-'J.'J.TJ.flotl. while the
j'aitial icturns for the year l"il revealed 1.0.
failures, with Ii hdiries amounting to S.2.578,
107, although the returns from the seceded States
embrace a j eriod of oulv lour months, or up to
May I.
An in e,:g iti.m of the mercantile Indebte Iness
F the S-i'jth to Northern men h ints, shows that
theie is; one the four cities of New Y01 k, llostou,
Fhiladelj'hia and Baltimore about 1 ,tM.0'),
dividf.tl as follows; New York. Sl.VJ.Hl'Uii 0;
l'liiladelphia, .i4.l),H).IHK); Baltimore, SlU.OUll,
bi'O; Boston, T.üiJU,OüO.
In the tlry gooil interest alone in the.-e cities
the estimates show that New York loses .7,
tXiU.OOO; Fhiladelnhia, $ 1 4 .00l.0:i: ; Haltiuioie,
sfi.;.K,(HKI: Boston, S-2.U0(I,(I0(I; makiug a total
of indebtedness to the dry goods trade td $'J7,
.r0:i,t )()(. From this and other d ita the total lia
bilities of the South to the Noithcrn States iä es
tim ated at or near $300,000,000.
The grand totals are as follows:
N...
Total Southern State 1,!."W
Total United States, G,!J'J3
Canada West
Toronto, 2.'t
Ilem.iinder of C mada West, 111
Canada Ka-t
Montreal, f3
Ilemainder of Canada Fast, 43
Remainder of Briti.-h N. A.
Provinces, 47
HKAXDK'S
liRANDK'S
liKANDKS
HKANDK'S
TrssiLA(iC)
cruKs coniiis.
TUSSILAdO
Tt'SSILACO
ct'UK hv::i:ntss.
TL'SSILAdO
ri'IiKS SOKE TIIKOT.
0111: 14 iu.m:vn I lMI,AUO.
WOM'KKUL CKAMl.KS.
Oh! wIht C!ii I tinit tlo-m.
Tu tlie lru Stun- jro quick,
I wid sprt-lily try th. m;
I have a tm.i C'.mj,-h,
An1 I wi-b l 1" uro
To hive the he-t rrincily
That will very mortcnr.
Jlp 25 cents p-r b., at all the lrui? Storen.
Ulli: TO UOMJ1 KU h (illAM I IA.
t'i.ii):tih (lint r."K!s w ;ll po awsy,
S"'TJictiu" in a mticIi 1t.1v,
If to 1 lie lrnr S;ri" yu will ?o
AihI jz"t suppl i d w iiii Ta il.ufi-;
Ymi c;iu u? ii lrci'ly a- yiit jlra-o,
It ni'v.-r l.i.l-tu l i f V' U ca.-e.
Th"i- (!r.i!ii1 woii'h rful ro. I'm ure,
1-Hr tiiey .."i-!ily i-!lt ct a ln.it intr cure.
tigf cent- r l"X, at all l'ru; Siore-.
FOR SALE, "
L?ahi!i:iei.
$-2s,;,7.,j;)7
1207.Ü1O.1J7
323,01X1
2.2.U,'J00
i,Ki.:f.a
544O0G
1,39 1.000
t'rr. th Terk Journal 'f Commerce.
Sl'iver) antl tlir Counti tution.
It i perhaps ue;s to waste argument on the i H. M. Biis, C.eorge W Julian, Peter Smith, K
ubjeet of the emanci;wilioii scheme, which ha j K
re eive-l a lemi orarv ouietu, pending the cener- i On motion of S L. McFadin, the Chair was
al excitement 011 the surrender of Mason and Sli I in-tructed to appoint a Committee of three on i
tle'.l. But in various directions we note the gath j resolutions, and S. L. McFadin, Simuel Wilson j
ring of forces tor the renewal of the effort, ami ! and S. A. Hail were aj pointed uch Committee, j
by priv atelnioriiiaiion from Washington w e learn . The Committee reported the following resolu
tion the President ha no lelicf trom the Jong' tions, which were unanimously adopted: j
calls and the baring fe-.tinacitv ot some of the; Urnulrnt, That the Democracv of Ctsscountvi
For Sale or to Exchange
1 OU CITY 1'KOrLKTT,
553 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,
Situated t ight miles frrm Imliariapnhs,
OVTIIF. INMANAItiMS ANI CINCINNATI HAII
i;.AI. auli the M:ition liallnH.ii-t in i!s c-nior;
tv ry ttcif tenci-d, m arly all the rails new or rccciiily
ri'-t-:: .'?'() ai-rc-in 'iihiv;iti.iii, 100 iicr- iin"li r'lra:rn-il, four j
K'i'xl orcharit, riirht writs i.f -w ntrr, two ir'! harn! U'l a '
new iii. 1" 'i rt long nearly coiiipieted, a faiuily residence j
worth SI.OtNt, tive teiuint hu-es, saw-iiiillw t.itli.f2,Mi(l, I
ithtMR" ami .-tor--lnuc. This highly fertile l.um. 1111-1
t'lpialid iu io.iation l y ::y in tin- State, ei ly 20 ruinates i
hy raÜroa'l trurn Irii!ianaiolis, four passenjrfr trains stnji- !
eiiiirnT th f.iria station -;icli i.iv. witli a Stnle road ritt- I
.... ..1. .,..;.. ; ....... 'l....lf... ..1 . i
ll.ll I III .'"lll IIB t riliri , ll"'"1 1F.MI1UI"! fc W
harg.iiM. It cm he ilivied im m or eibt farms if ile
sircil. I r 1. 1 111. aj ly ! tlie owner. J. S. KliOYVN.
tJulI.tuilet, January 4, istil.
NOTICE.
tir A NEW YEAR CALL A KNODLL !
& SON w ull rc.-jeetful!y requ- st all these in h l tel to
them to cull at t heir nlare of tiusincssou E.it WasLineton
street, north fiile, ejposite Glf nils' Kink, aial at Uhr their
founts. A. KrvKile &. Son licet tL money tr they
wotihi iit thus publicly call njHn their nairons for m-hese ;
favors in the pii-t thpy !re extremely oMized. It will
irire A. Kril A Son infu-ite ph-astire to nerve 11 who j
may call en th-m in the future.
janC-dtf j
chief ie i'iers in the mad plan.
he.wtdy teallirri the resolutions of principle : j
the baais of the l'oli.-li t Ut l f Cot.t
t u .t t;o;i
f the Convention, to dty, all Will be well. The
w1m! fttmtry lHk w ith the deepe-i interest U
tire rraulu of Jlilrr.iti" ns of tire Dene k racy
f Itiiixr. Htru tit.it (berr will he no u:i-
i.ecrcay eje he oc n)iitiii'. but that the
in-nlri of the l'u,e::ti in will adlrc- then-
I e.rtirll v, sod with .itri iti" jiir; ---. to
the ai ;i)iü;Ihi..cnt of the oUtcl for wLah li.t
C.ii entioti hia sx,nJIed. Again we r;-eit
that the eves of the country are tun.ed w:th the
leej"est iiitere-t ujn the action of the on-erv
aloe an. loyal Democracy cf iiclitua, awl c
hor they will maintain the proud pn-iiiou they
have heretofore ceupiel. If tiiat action 1 w'-e
it wiii Kt the ball iu motion tint will give new
life to üie Cua-üiuli'iU i 1 rei.ire the Uiiic.u
it Wmi tsid lnull he.
I'll . It i - ,.i ..li.. II..I ..tl.li.ir l..j U-..I.I.I .ri i.l. ...1,.. 1 . I rl... I- 1 .t I 'i illlilV ("iTVPl'f'lill -IS lot
.... . . - 1 '.ll... J Mil-, a.w.i... . V. - n.Flll4 -I.F 1 .w ....... a v ...- ..p ... ....
pear li be evidei t ttt any impartial mind, and yet lows: j
theie aie to me men who are not to be considered ; "lis!cci. That the Demorratic party of Cfs i
sane an I sund. who allow their reason to le county, in Convention assembled, believing their J
imsgui.itsl and ll.eir judgments ten erteil by the : time honored -rinciple e-.-ential to the restora .
-tiong outcry against slavery as the cause and tion and 111 tintetuince of ihe Utiion, proudly reit- !
su; : it of the re'it iiivii. , erate therr endorsement of the Platform of Prin-i
i ivery is not tlie cause ol the revolt. I he I ctpies adopted nt 1 :n inr.au in ir.o, arm re at
' -ib.iir.i re ot" the has b.en re m iTf.ll v show- I tinned at Charleston and Baltimore in lCM by ,
There i- no better way of shutting tin- weakness the IVmoeratu Nation! Convention. '
of the ide-i thai: by tivilhtig tne various other i(svlc !, 1 .1 it the civil war by winch our
cau.-cs which have I ecu -fated by the same r ; crumtry is at prc-ent di-tractetl is the natural olf
S.01S w ho are n.iw loudly protling that this is ring of mis guided seetionali-m, engendeteii by
the g-c it and on'y c iu-tv Tl.ey cert.tinly ouuht : fanatical agitait.r North a well as South, and
to hive known, befoic the rebellion began, that , that the Democratic party have erju-tlly ojj..)sed
ahtvery wa- an active agent, tending to produce , the ettremi-t of both seetirs, ar.d having at all
rel ell'-u:, i!'.-uch wtrc the case. It was in exist- times yeilou-Iy contended lur the atJmm;stration
eiice fioui Canada to the (iu!f when the Cousti- of the (Tenc-al (Jovernment within it Con:itu
ttiti n w is 01 'gin illy adopte I. It w as invor;ra- ti -n il limits, that party is in no way respmi-iMe
to t i: t- the very lundatncntal law of the iatid. for calamines that luve resulted from a deparr.ie
in U .-'u.nol bv the arm es .ti,d the navy of the from i:s di nines, and a disregard of its warning
Union -o 1' iig as there was one mm win owner! and advice. '
a t.tve aiitt ie:nuiied the protection of hi eo.n.t lUvlrtd. That we cord; ally indorse the pafri- 1
ti v. otic sentiment cf the lamented Douglas, that
It w s i:.!e:i!e 1, ;oitl it was piuv idtil, that if a " The Con.-iiuitiuii and its guarantees aie the
-iave --upe! l'o:; New Yi'tk into Connectici.t birthright of every American citizen; that we
or M i.'iiu.-eUs, Mod llse people (f Mtsaehu know of no tinxle by wiiieli a loyal citizen may
sells retu-ed to return him t loli I ige, the judi- , well demon-trate his devotion to hi country, ns
ti.try of that Stale, or of the United Sf He, bv .sustaining the flag, the Constitution and the
t-lw uil .i.iliate mea-uies to reiurti him; and in ln:op., uri ler a' eircumstatiee. against all asy-iil- ,
IneeveM of the svveieign people "f those States ai.ts at h -me and ;dro 1 1; and hence th it it be-
or either cf cem. o jt-;iig the operation of the comes the imperative duty ot every Union man,
law, it was intended that" the President tf the of every fi '.end of cocstitutional !:terty, to rally ,
United State hon Id, with the uiiiitit or with the to ti e s"tip; rt of (.ur common country, its Gov
stau i. eg army, brhig ihe insurrectionary State to eri.ment and tl ig, as the only means of checking
rea-on t", duty. Let gentlemen retiect a the progre- of revolution nrd of preserving the
nn tnent on this. Theie i no line of that acrel Union ol lha States."
iii-rruuieiit, tlie (". r.stif u:i.ii of theUniu-d Suites. Rrolr!, Tint "1:1 thi nvtnni! emergeney the
wh.cii was. not inunded to be su-Uined, if teves ' Democracy, bmi-hing all fec'.:t;g of rta-ion and
sarv. w i;h li.e vh 'le lorceofthe nnlnm. Tiut rc.-e:.tniei:t. will recolhxt only trreir tlety to the
forte w.s plid-tsl. h was plctlgeal no more and winde country ; th it this war should r-t be waged .
no ie to ..r.e line than to another. It was in corniest or subjugation, r.or purpoe of over-:
pledged u. t'levent Ma-achust tu from imposing throwing or intcrtcrii g with the right or in-titu- '
lAttil' on Nj Y.k üuovi. u. pte.t-i.l N Yk tiotis t the States, but to i!efet:d and mtir.tcn
fi i!i o-ijireving titiaens of Connecticut, to pre the supremacy of the Constitution, and to pre
vent Near' Jcr.-ey from coining r.iuhcy. to pie ' setve the t'r.'on. with a!l tl.e titcr.itr, cpi V.ty .
a:d rights ol tue -ever! tates uininiirtsi: sti'i
th it a -.:; a- the-e ob'ect are anoniplished.the
w.r ouhl to 1 eae.
V...V.. Th.it oi-.rs leT:ig iVmocrat:? form
ofgoitinuicht.an i the right tjru'.eteit.g ? 1
i-i the :: . tho fl'oers of the Government are
Total IViti-h Province, 310 .ffi, 171,701)
Total IT. S. and Hriti.-h
Provinces, 7,303 2U.0-i2.PJC
. The failure in the Southern Stales, (with the
exception of the cities of Paltim ore, Louisville
and St. Louis, the Stales of Delaware and Dis
trict of Columbia, which embrace the entire year)
are shown to 1st of May only.
"The One Sole l'nrose."
We cjip the follow ing extract from the Wash
ington correspondence ot the Chicago 'I'rihnuc
"Mr Creelev 's lei-ture, t night, was irumeiisc
v crowded. The President and Sectetarv Chase I
vvith Secretary Can.eron's fatndy and nearly half j
of Congres3 were present Mr." Greeley boliiy
j roclatmed that thr rrnl ohjt rt nf the xrar fhnuH fe
ihr trtrticti n of fl'irrrif. Whenev er he de.dare 1 j
this to be "f!ir ntjif sale purpoitf (f tur t'njhi ," he j
was vc'.iomcntly applauded." !
If the destruction of slavery is the "one sole
ptiqio-e of the light," would it not l e well to j
have it authoritatively announced, that tho-e who j
have such "sole purr. sores," may s.dcly lc permit i
ted to do the fighting? If it be true thitthe!
Pie-ident. half the Cabinet aud half of Congress., j
crowd to hear a ii-1 applaud su h espre-d-ms as;
are attributed to Greeley above, tlie-e. une people !
ought, at !c -t, to lie as bohl as the vallian! Giee 1
ley. It is high time th it tlie eoji!e of the coun-j
try sh.'.u'.d kii'iw what 1. "thesole purse til" the j
fight." If it is n. it to m.ciitain th L'nin and j
enforce the Constitution and laws, perhäp tTiere ;
m iv be many wha will not care to do any more
tghtiii". or pav iinv more taxes to sustain those i
who do. $,riii fi'it Id (IHitioix) lltt.is'ur.
ATTORNEYS.
i
HESJ.VMIN n.!;RISOK.
Late cf Wallace A Harrison.
WILLIAM I'. FISOBACK,
Lato of C'crmer A I'i-hback.
HARRISON & FISHBACK,
OFFICE, No. Q2 E AST WASHINGTON ST.,
(Over Mun-oii t Johnston's Stove Store,)
I M I A N -V F " l .1 s , I N ! ' I A S A .
riMlV. INPFUSICNFI) HAVING ASSOCIATED
I tliem-lv -s ti-srfh' rtn tl-e prurt ice of the law , wj!l ;
atreR.l to nil I"cal hu-inss ei-tr'istcil to their care in tlie
Stale anl Federal Court.-
I.l NJAVIN IUHHIsOX.
WILLIAM P. USHI'.ACK. 1
Denm' er 11, 1-61. j
Henry M. S'-ott. Notary TuMie. will take ac'.now ledg- I
m-nts of ilee-ls, Ac, at the above Oil.ce. ci2-i.tm
DRY COODS.
Dry Goods!
ITfK II AVE ON HAND A LAiU.E AM WE1J. AS
f MJliTLD steel, "f Itn C(M.., to which we tmite ;
the attention of CASH IK.M EhS. !
JA?I! IV V CO.,
d:;0-d.'.m Ixuiiv1!le, Ky.
vtiai V iuni it'ul ireui u.uuiuii tuU;i .Li.it!
lr ui New Yoik. ('i.euutv was ,:, p da v as
s.ien-l as the other. anl Mto.11 ha-etts h ts io
li-l .hl U li-iii um l!i..t Spilth C-irsIiliJ. halt
t
I
C O" "I
del
't.ttt's.
t!i !i S.esth Carolin has to detouixi tKat ll t-i
ciiu-etr- shall t etui ;i without let r hindrance the j chi c .-er v ant, aud the p-vpie have the right to
! ave th it c-cpc-trom her .-ml to bo-t.in. W i.l investigate their conduct and approve ordis.p
anr ;:e !et.y tliisT ' pro w ha.ev er tliey think i-rofer,be the ollicer
Wiut, then, is the argument that slavery is the or :!; rr- ever so high iu authority and power;
c lUsful the letiellion? A cau-e i tint which ! aj-i no threats of uiob violence sliouM be allow ed
ln.tu. es the ertect. and tr-on w hi-h the effrs't 0 d-ter them fnm th exerioVe of loe right t
tlo The ciu-e of a gunpowder explo-iou i all tigie. n r Irom the proper exercise ol thtir
iot the eaplusivtf ipulttv in the powder. That . cH!-t:;uti "ii 1 ai:d Uiasted right of iree t.iouht j
tn glit rii-l lorwer. an 1 y -t the black dut remain ; Kiel fi ee ;ie-i li. j
hrm!es Tie ei-i-e of the etpl'-i'n i the' llrsiird. That til w ho endor-e the principles 1
.tlorlalit)' in the Army.
The Washington correspondent of the Cincin-
rati llrirjuircr pre.-e;its the following data, as to
the tnorUlitv in the nrmv, and the number of men
in the field: i
The health of the army here is ejceel'mgly t
good, arid but few deaths are occurring compared
ith the immense numoer of sohiiers in tiie field. I
Hy re'ttrn in the War Iprtrnert up to the j
CO I of December, I learn that the mortality in
eur army sia- e the war broke out wiil reach :
I 00 nien. The number killed in battle, skirmish- j
es, Ac., is about Il.bMO, and the number wound :
e-1 I7.oo0. These figures may appear startling j
to a great many, but they are reliable. The num- '
her of priss-mpn South, and soldier desert el and j
missing, i alict G.IMM. The entire strength of j
our army, . by return in the Adjutart General' i
o:li.e. foots up" jgl.'VH; abrät 1?0,UUU now re
rted as ht for service
At'iMT 'it tr St.vti:, Hov. Ltvis Vr -lk
Ti e Ih thocr icy of Ilrown coui.ty bring forward
mi endorse the narre rf the Hon. T.ew-i I'ron
for Auditor of State before the ?:h of Jm.uiry
Convention. That would be be a ''nociin itimi
fit i-t be made." Air. Prossser was Auditor of
Urown county for several yenr. nnd rrdea most
honest an! efficient officer. He ha also serve 1
some three or four ses-aons: in the I.eg!lture, anl J
w is a m active, useful, working inernler. He 1
is capable, ainl what i still letter he is ur.fiinch- '
ly l.:iest. No crruptiot.i.-t date apptoach biru ; 1
he is as fim in his integrity as tlie eternal hills j
of Iiis home h'tle I Vtitoeralie, ever Democratic
Hrown. .Vrn County Clttrhn.
PHYSICIANS.
DRS. JAMESON & FUNKHOUSER,
SOUTH MKRIDIAN ST KL KT.
j.1-d6m
im. iii-:.kv r. imkks,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
INMANAl-OLIS. IND.
Ol- FIf:r DiAH t1, otnier -f Wahierton Mreet
ami Kenturky avenue. nov!2-ilA w."m
HOTELS.
French's Hotel,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
ltr or r.iv tn,.
SIM.I.Il U0071V .vi MISTS VFM DAY.
CITY HALL sgi'AUK.COl: Ut A NXKUirT ST.,
Üppige L'U Ila'd.
JEALS A THtY MAY UK OKI'EKKI IN TMK
il JL P-'io,- RV-fectury. There Is a bart r" MVp nnd
bat o-r.-,m atacl.-4 ttbe Hot-l.
Kth'- IW-ware sf itimnr a.t H fkmm who mt we
arV sTTl. II. FIII-MH
nv3t) Pr;rieter.
DRUMS.
.1
UST r.LCEIVLI A lajT OF SCI LLICR E0IS i
bUUMS at kw j,rK-e.
WILI.AKO 1 sTovrnxn
lir-3?r, Ai.rivfrwrytf tb
ISatllo 1 Arn Orient..
Ia ptepara'i.t Jeunnlr Denn
Jfo)r lKor it en at 7. comment- t 7
Holman Troupe !
liR THREE Nh.ITTS (NET.
MONDAY, TUKSDAY AND WKDNKSD VY,
JANI'ARY, 7 AND , lv:2.
a' -m-m' Ja"M-at.r-Xam litCN.
A.lniisnion 2" cetits. K-erve. eat 30 crtifs.
rAXIICtl.AKS Ml l'KIM.BAKVt.
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GROCERIES, UC.
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31'LTIVATKD CltANBKItRlKS, ,'IIUI-MT CELEHUA
TF.I) HOMINT, KANAWHA AND I.AKF. SALT,
VT ESTE UN RESERVE CHEESE
AND HCTTF.U,
BOSTON MACKEREL AND CODFISH.
Iiovl4
.VT THE
NEW YORK fdlOCKPiY STOKE.
o. 17 ):..( ValtliiKlii Mrrrl.
Ci H. WELL, hnvine pttrcha-e1 the ahme estahli-h-.
nietit -f tin Messrs. Itryarit, iiitrrnU k-ejerur -n-M.mtly
on Iiiin! full MijjIy iT tvery article i'i t!i' line
ef Ffunily finireries an.l ProvWI.-ns, an.t aill warrant
er art it ! t"j he uf the Wr-t c;allty ai:-l nt th h-west
price .
The highest market price, iuc tdi, paki f T ail kiLl of
I'rixhiee.
lie r--j-ctfu!iy jcli' it the citizens jrrnrrally, in th
city mi l couiitry, t. call an-1 exununo hi- slock an l prices
Leh re purchasing 1-ewhcre.
Articles ii'nij tlv ih üvcrtit !n all parts t f the ritv.
p-dlm C. II. r.UELL.
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OFFICE OF nTtANDSECRETAnT.)
Iiidianapoli, Jan. 4, ltd.
A DIVIDEND Of TH1IEE TER CFTNT. ONTTIE STOCK
V of til"! """rid IsJre Mall, I. O. O. F., wilt t r ait
to the stockholhrs, at '.Lis ofüre, Grand Lnljte Hal! Build
in;:, on or f.t r tlie l.VJi inat. The transfer U-.k. 111 1e
cl-e"t until after that time. Bv t.nW of th TruKtfe.
jant-iUt F..Ü. KAkl'.l, firaiid Stc'y.
DENTISTS.
1 nZZZT
3
MEDICAL.
; 11-rro
1 r.e v i-ta
TR. JOHN IIAKVLY, II.WlNti IOH ITWALD 'F
3 twenty jear l i 'tI I.l s 1,1 . ". -;.. .. I !: , v iu
kiv ly t the tr.i.vt iK'i t i f f 'mittle Dil f Irutti
ml ha iuii I'.ef ' in LniiMTn!s i.f c .i - - i'i ri"-i. rim
tt.e afflicted t MHinii Lealth, ha tiwt niir r".f trt.ee n
f!Tr;i, nulla ly Li .
"firral .Imt rictn lie mu! ?,
DU. H MiVFT'S
CHRONO-TKERMAL FEMALE PILLS,
Which have l.evryet fa: lei (w hen the .'-r.H ?T t h ir
!. ti str.stly f."!!nf.i,) fn r'riv.r; i!.?.- Irl- t.ri g
frnrn
orsTbrcTiox, ok stovpacf oi nati i;r,
lr in retiIl the iv -o tu i erf' 1 1 he .1:1, win ;. ..Tt r'.nj,
fr iiS,,iail AlTecti ni-. Pn-Up-u-, I :.ri. t! c Wli.r.,.r
ether weakne f ilie I'lerine ( ireati-. A! Ja all e f
ot DeNlity or Nervoa rrftraiit i ; Hyftr-c-, I'tlj. la
tiiee, 4c, wiiieli are lb lorerui.ie r l iiivre t ri u '11
r .".-.
fk-y TVse I are nt rfectly Larr.h-j n the r . ti
ti: : ton Kii'! n: iv I p t iketi ty the nvis: t',, u frr-nh-
OLt Cauii(, sli-ut .sc. at the i". i nie tan' the act 1.5: ii!.
l v trit:7tV t.iri. !nv-.,roj n- r,-c
t", a h'", c"i."!:tiin, ti(t t y trhive i the ir .t ,ly
j, f.. t j-j .v-:;.,r a , r.e r.Ttter fr"ri t-t raa- the
O'.-lru' tii l;s t!iy aiis.-. Ti.t y .-l.i. :.;.!, , e r, Ii-'t he
u i1uriii; the f.r-t tl-.rc r f nr tnnroh. cf reT'. wy,
ihouh s.if" at ftny o'her tine, a tnirfir'tk-anli l
tl.e r-'ilt.
Kaeli box contain r.n 1VN. Iri -e 1, nr.. I ,. ;i.!.
tireiaill hm tit Ke m ii": y,"e-pnlil hy any l.ert --1
A-r' Tt. on receipt f the niner.
S.1 l-y Drtitjfi retieraHv." J. HhYAN.
l;w-lieter. New Yotk, ti eeraJ Acnt.
Br? TuMLINmjN A COX, AKNilt lor In hai.a,Mil.a.
JulylO-ihtw'Cl
Vcw .llfilical Iicott rv.
For the hpretly p rniaiCr l ure
nONOLIlHKA, CLEFT. I'LLTH 41. D'cr n ' '.Vfi,
SEMINAL WKAKNK5S. NIGHTLY EM.'S-J' 'NS,
INI ONI IN AM'L.tiLM l ALll.lli TA LiL! . V,
CrnTeI,strlettir,.arf At!ertin the Ki ln. -!! 11 . :J. r
wl ! h It "heen ti-V. hr jiparl ,t n
hnn-treti phyMcir.n,
TN Tiinn: private ikaltice, wrm' rNr:;:.! c-
8. CLSS, up.TM-.i:l Cn,'."h.,C;ii1L)(3p,",.;..ir,rj
"iher r.)!iijii.!',;: l liitUerto at. men.
Arr peetty in action. f: n e.T. ; a rxr ir ' d.-y,
anl when a cure in ea-ttel u i er!Hau-i.;. ! t are
prepare! fr.-ni tr tnMc rMrurt . , -t Ui. i oti
the vsiein a..d nevt r l.ju-eate tlse rti-'ie-.f a. i .
ii ife 1 hr.-j-.tii; ai ! h-a.s. "'ar-cHi.-i:, :
!!!' I" 'vi,;'Vi!. No that. ire f ;,t i e , !
n-.iiir :l.-iii; itt.r !u - th .r N' t i t. i' n' '.
pitJMii;-. r.t h I "X rt-ntaih fi J.,..-j4 r,u.-.
I LICE ONE DtJLI.AI..
Alla,l! le .ei.t hy tnail, p., t p r,l tj ....y a 'v.-t..,-d
Ase;.t, li receipt of ;he ins.ey. .-,..11 y I r .."j-" - y, n
er i. .
N ine renuine aithfut niv ;:. a'v.re ;! f vn4 j,r.
J. i'.lA AN, I;..1.! r, N. V..
'i n tA Ar j
tirif iUMLINx iN a (.nt, Ajr,. j.; fut liüi.. .
J-Jiy i-:.tw f.l
WANTED, i
kzm?z!3 P G Ci HUNT
XÖ JD iE ZDsT T I S T
OITTCE AND RESIDENCE,
. 32 HAST TIAItKIlT STItlllr,
INDIANAPOLIS IND.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Office Ter re Haute and lUefimond
lluilroad Couipan) ,
200 Secruits Wanted
-in:: t;;e
OF
The S;ir.cnlh Infantry.
MlMrCcORBOX
I- a-1'ljor're.i f..r- in lii.lia'.a.
OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS EOUNTY.
ay I'ioM ?i:no i er y.oNTü. vt; ea-
' J llUNä. sjti -fs, U4rsiM:al fctlt-'j.Iai.. -. -s4-I
e. All t Lo '.'. l tn .11 atitw- t- tl'tl'.
il provi h ii jUa'.u ! thuia ia.l to th ;r i' ii rt
1' the tiovert.ment.
Thettnn tfen!i-r.er,t TIrcr Yraar. Vj t
c it!,n.je t i d.-.r .if es!! ?:: i f.
N l.e hut ahle.f.ei uttIe I.e-n, I tin th" at; of
Is airj 1 year, i.t ii .!.
Hef-ruitiiip !'"4ei,o-i in M '!t?'r' ra- 1 ,.) 1 N.
HK4 iVat-tuixt -a irret, ad.ce stij UUi ith' hall.
D. 11. C''IT,lir-t Lr..tk-t
no.IT-flif Eleeenth Ditantry, I.ecr u.'ir g t '-r.
"Z -LIVEÄTLTABLES- "
O. W. JOiElSrSTÖlsj".
TraaB HacTe, T'ecenit-er 1, l!.
f I U1K A5X UAL LLiCTION ITjIl WUITIÜLä OS JU1S
8 Compatiy w.U tj LeiUat lh (Ileal of the Cmnrjrj,
in Trr Haute, i S f.m MtMt tar, (the ith) of J n-
cry r.'Xt.T-etwrea tL hours of t o an J f"-cr o"clwk P.
ii. KvoHels.f CIIA. WOOD, IW'j. I
- Livery and Sale Stables
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
SECRETARY'S UrFlC'K. t
Taaaa Hat rtt. Ind.. lXso-mUr lUl.i
rilHE HOARD UF DIRECTUM OF TIUS COXP.4NY
X kve this !ay decIartJ a dirKien! cf 2v? (5) pr
cent. n the capital rUta, for tbe iis ti4itb eu-licg Nev.
3eh, to the St. kh"Mr t tlie boot at tHat state.
Wott-ra StikLo: !rr receive their dividend. at
the oftke of lie Trea-orrr of the Company, In Tcrre
Haute, cr. and tfut TLursUy. January 1.
let i-d2w CUAS. H Ut)I, S-crt-laxy-
"US. 11 A.NbU VVKsr 1 KAl.LsTllKtT,
ii HJur.tjs.iM-u'ii.
rj II -f.-, r..;.", t'arr;(f. at.-I 54-t 1 Ii e ea
!tia rrat.h-i. Cl.fpt r,r:. ,;..,,;.(
w. ham. Co..
EXCHANGE STABLES, )
-'".a lllll.l.l,
0PIM.-ITE LATHS HolSE. IN DL4NAitoLI, IND.
au-.lly