Daily State sentinel. [volume], June 21, 1862, Image 2

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Oo.iu3r.i:i5 CJiiiou State Ticket
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JA MKS S AT HON.
Ol' M irioii C tut t .
r iiiTiR r artre,
JtHi.ni lt. STINK,
Of Fountain Count j.
m TtM fttft or ftTt,
MATTHEW L. BRETT,
Of D .. County.
rot ATTOtHtt OttCtAL,
0CAK B UORD.
Ot Dtcitar Comtr.
ro ttTCtlJtTtünrtT of ri'BLic ltiT".t.CTIOJr,
SA MC KL L. I.Li(,
Of Allen C-Mitit? .
Srrcnitt Cnj rronn I niotrlct.
The D-n cr-icy of tle Seventh Cuf:rc!'!on!
Pi.trict will mm in Mi Coli e..tijn, ai Trnr
H'ite, on tli day vt July, to nominate
cutliUit fwr Coiirei.
The 7irf Phllanlliropr of llie Ad
mlnlirMiIn The X Yik Tnktne of WrltinUj laut
tue lb tl (Jen TtuoiT'i army i. mJTeiiuj e
riuul? fT want of upplie. The Mmf fpT
aIi-i that the Government ha rt-tume! Mr.
CoLTtä t Nurth Carolin f.r th purpose of re
ojMg th-e colore 1 wh'toU," a 1 1 of rourae
nt Uie eijeii of the Fe.leial Tiei-ury. Our
armie nre ufTeriii; fr the auppliea nereirj
fr ii;orou prosec ution of the war, )ct
the A'luiiiitrttoti I literally r 1 rT,r''t "i?
reurfe of the Oorertjme'jt to tlie eluc.itioii of
neroe, ni llie u;r.-rt of a lot of Uir, worth
If.- contr ibii'tl in Miene. I not thii an in
terferewe Ith the institution, of the State?
Wlitt eue in fuch policy, auch chetne of
rf2f phil ititlirnpr, wlim evt-ry .!ollr i iienle!,
aid II the etierjMei of t!ie (eminent tu "WJ -ptv
the tr-itl.ifii men In re fi.'htin the battlfi
of the Union!
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Ulio lu Itlamr!
The IlrfuMic.n .m ie'in atol re resolv
ing th t they nre for :i ij;trotn pro-ecu t ion o
tli war. The N tioi il A'lrn ii:-tr i.i.ii. Con
pe, newly 11 the Üute Almttiitnlioii4 ütnl
L-iiUtine. tare in the Ii tnl.i of the KepuMi
ein. Eery Iemiiilof t!ic Fe-Ienl Aini.is
tr ition l'r nie. and money t vigorously proe
cutt the war Im leet promptly rexpoinletl to h
Democrats, a well in political frien. Who
then to I. lime iflhew.ir is. not vigorously pros
ecute!? Smely the l'iult niut Uj with lliose who
luve it tl.u-ction I ntc I of applying tliem
elei pitrioticillr nnl eneretic.llv t that oU
ject, lint alone, ther hive been buj iu
enrichin-4politio.il nl perotii frien.h with fnt
rni v coiitr.tct. Am1 it cen' os though the war
WDijl.l h.'t .14 Inii Hi nn hi er cw be nici thuito
(roe'iite it. Th.it h in been the difficulty from
the beii.uing. IIw oi'teu luve the pople
tt-en promi-fl by the AliniuitrHtioii that the
war ihoulj et:i, r the rc' el arure-t di.-j erstnl, in
ixt j, thirty mxl ten l.i, but iuteai of th it
wi.inl lor rcilt tlie tebelüon h.i Lecii cun.taiit
!y Hft-nni ii more jiMntlc loju rti.'!!!", ami our
rinie in the fieM h ie nut yet been equal to tlie
t.k iil!otiel to ihe.n. The AJm lii-tlation h .
iier et rit-en to a just comprehension of the
tn iniiu le of the rebe.lioti or the me nisi netc.
nry fr iu ujpre4.iiti. Tint' wheie the blame
muri ret for the prolongation of the war. niul hi
euormoui cot in blooU aiuJ tie i.-ure, not with the
people who h ive nobly rejpondeJ to every call
upon their pilr.otiiin.
The I'lrdje.
Recollect that the Republican of Indian h.tve
o!emuly avowed and pledged themselves that
the w.tr n jw ei'stlng U not for conqueit or ul
ju iiion, . or fr o trtltruwinj; or inter.'t r iii:
iüi the rihli ur institution- of any of the
State; but that its object i to t.efen! nd m tin-
trnthe fiipietnicy of the Contiimiou, mid" to
pie.-cre the Union as est-ibli-ht! bv ovr patriot
father-, wiih II the dignity, juality ami rights
of the i-everI Slate uiiiinp aired. Thi- is the
pit of the l!?t!i of June plitfurni. Now e ask
tho Ile;ub!ican to redeem th-we declaration of
sentiment, hy uniting with the Democracy in rc-
istin;; nil f hemes of em mclp ition and cotiü-ca-ti-n,
every meis-ire which will not 01 lint till the
-'ipreuiacy of thf Constitution and pie-erve the
"Union a e-t.JIi-heJ by our pitriot father, or
Iii el i will iuipi'r the dignity, ei-uility amlriht
of any of the S ate. l'hi is all the c ierv.i
tit i H'Utitnentof the country hi ever ilemiml
evl. nd we ctll upon the pupj-orter of the l?ih
of June CnutUn to inVisnlut the Felci'ill
Adminitrloii t-li.ll mt-cuie the w ar t.iitliluilr. j
eiieretio.lly anl decilelly. for the purpose !
entimeratei, an! th.t every H-lifin toieifrn thereto I
rhall be repudiated. ThU it i dei.-l.ue! i. our!
duty to the hole country, and ue ak that it
nhll te patriottcalty lulhlle-l. rejinrdles of all
former (olitir.il dilTcreiH es. Lit the hole feo-
!e of Iiiöi;n tleniKl. ii fact ihetf do ieiii'iil.
tin; the Fioideid, the Adtitintratioii, mid Con-
pre hall pro-evute the w.or in the piiit iil fr
ti e pnrpe et fotlh til tho CßlTTlNMM tt'jlu
tii aduplttl hv lKth the tlh of JwiiUioy and the
i ii of June Con entioti, and that when thry
ji'e oC'mr!hel it s-hill ceise. If the 1 "rstli of
Jure Con ention, iepreeiiting the Hepubiican.
of lnJUn I, honet in thin epresn l
semiment upon the object fr wh:ch the war J
ihoulJ be proeutel, it o"ce l:onld le hevifl J
by the Rejiil'lican Rcrteent.itic from thi
stme in Con-re-. We will fee if they will re
deem tiil pledge, the platform of thoe. whum
they r-pre-ent.
TIr Movrr Fraud.'
We!ie et imiiied IIaa .- Indi.ma Garet
teer" and find thit the auth r of the toll. twin.;
cocirtiniiicaiion ! or ,n a respect ibie thin w äre
or criKlery merih u.t uf Nc Alhany. nd there
fore publ;ii it. ii i eiiently intern! f.r
te public ye. We d not kti iw or care whether
Goternor MorOM ;rUd t i I. J Bt iT7
place any U:.d of IIalllt any othrr pat !
IW4 either fr brp ih: itt.u or f.r p le," tut if '
( ernor MoKTOt ill iy over hi own 4 iture !
th-uLedid uoftujrtt" t , Mr. Jams M Ry,
whota the pepi of Indian 1 know to te kih'ull j
na:iceer. the propriety and a l-inline of pi acliijf j
the unKld W4r bond in the h iti!" of Haldtt or '
JksHE "for h po; hec.it ion or lor i-a'e." we will '
with gteit pleai-ote ie him 4 place in the cot-!
timna of the S'H!iel to x t-lvi.-e the publ--. 1
GutreriK-r MctTOM and hi ctnle!erate4 hatinc !
for riudential coi.siderations ceised char j
ins; the Ueiuocratic party with the repoii.i- ;
bdit? ef the Stotir fruJ" we hte no'
detUe to continue the contrj-ery ; but. ifi
a personal controvcisy 14 de-wrcd, we taj te
)bUceJ to Uluuiuate the .Tir b r theelific4tin !
of tf public, ani the m iteri I .ire at han-1. A j
Terjr repcifa!ly, J J. Brow. Lm Comnr I
iunrM and queeuiware deiler. u anilou to '
bia mrae ia print, free ot charge, (a !irp d'ate '
to advertise hi ware pati.) we give hm the
entiilation ht Jee4. j hi own card it ap
pear tht Governor Miu di-1 im1 eliaiate bis
financial biIitie4of ufHieut ltnrtnce t even
consult with him about the ''hvpothecat on tr
aale of the unsold wir boud." We wonder
Leiber Ui Excellency bi got any more terti .
ficate. nettirt or aGrmrie. in behalf of hit
B-aaaaaaMjiaaaMMaa I -l-r1aaaaaaiaaaaiaaaaaiaaMaiaaa
Ocial virtue? Read wht "J. J. Raowshai
to a y:
KiiTia r-TiL Ira SiB: In your com
ineiit o 1 tli" I ! i J I. M t I) .i!.il i' !i tier ol t!i.
tl e. o 1 t;e .S' rt lr iinl . ut ptite tit I it hi
not y-t been lvii'rl tint iocrn r M rtn ure l
U'ii t 1 Liti C'Kuini- oio-i a tlie piok-:y of
i c iu the uifol l r !kihI in the I. .tri of
it -llett r t'. ,.!. it .14 tl.e A.ei.t of the S' ie.
i'.e-o-eai li our re.Jf toal (oV. Mutton
hi at no t uie iHj'tltJ or ute-I tlte Lndt?i-in
dl to place any It-n.d in the hand i( 11 illett or
any other part.es. either lor byj-oihecation or for
tale. Very respectfully,
J. J. Raowjr, lynn Commifpioner.
Indivnap!;, June 21. l!"G2.
It will be tiot'cvfl from the foregoing card, that
Governor Moaro.f'a roluntiry witne, "J. J.
ßiowy, Loan Comraiioner," Quecniwaic, Lc,
does not deny that His Excellency was wined,
yiehted, and o forth, by IIallit If the Go ernor
h 1 any m re cmU or certificate, neitirely or
alünn itively vouching for h'.i official iutenty.
we will with pie mure publi1i them. We h ve no
doubt he cm f:et a thounni or two rery refct
able pentlemeti to a.ty that they never aw him
rilin with Hallitt on the fashiomble driye
round New Voik city, wining with him at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, yachting with him on the
splendid lty of New York, or taking advantage
of hi cllicial potitioti to put money in h'14 pur-e.
When it min feelt it r.eieis.uy to procure evi
dence of ood ch iractcr. it generally excite the
suspicion in the pts'tic mini tint liiere U some,
tliinj ''rotten in Denmark. "
I'utriotic ient linen t ntitierrncc to
the rouatltiitinti.
Senator Joiim P. Hale, of New Hampshire,
protninent Rej'tblican Senator, thti4 tok tho.e
of hi.4 patty cotlraMie4 to t.i-k and they are un
fortunately too numerous ho aie l.ibori; to
destroy the Constitution, w'ni'e pr tending to be
for the Union. He aaid, very eloquently and
tnilhluilt:
Sir, tili i,ew Rt'ptildic in prtrty came into power
upon the Ue-tiuctioii ol two 1 1 1 r.- (bat ti.nl been,
lal-e ujxiii tliis pubjecl; and now, whatever party
may oicceed thin Republican party tid (.1
oiil kuos Ah.it it will be 1 hope they will no
wnie on our tomb-tones, that we split on the
rock on w hich our pielecess,r4 ilil..ui l thiti in
..i.t of fi-lelity l our declared piindp.e Ii
theiei.4 one principle tint we h ivedeolared oiten.
early ul l .n,;. it is ti lelity to the Constitution,
to it4 repiiieuient4 and it re-ti iclion. The
liioiiil.cts 0 ubout the plieetsi iu all the place
Hi. a ufd to be the h.lt pi. ices of per ol ilm.-e
two old partie, in ui itini: oer their dereliction!-,
und I tiuttthal will not be lc 1 1 to us. No, sir.
lei u under the 11 1 the old tl 1 under the
Constitution the old Constitution cairy on tlie
w.irl ire in whicli ue aie eu i"ei; and il e l.i
we shall not I11I because the, Coh-titntioii does
iio ie u ier enough, but because we aie
revieaitt and do not u-e the jot er il doe.4 i e us.
That is all I want. 1 want the Constitution pie
ferved, and 1 do not want to ac!i;ee even a sue
ces tli it i.4 to be pnrch i-el at the pi ice of honor.
I took occ iioii in an c n ly p u t of this scj-hoii,
Umu a lesoliiliou I tiiii k by my lrieul from Illi
iioi, Mr. Truiitloilt, tui whicli was buiied in
the Cointuiltee on the Judiciary so deep tli it e
do not een heir the clos of the valley leveibe
rat on the colhn tli tt closel it I a 1 v, w hen thai
resolution was up for consideration, when it hid
lile, belo.e it w is ptranle! in the hou.-e of i'
fiiend und by it friend., I took occasion to sti
whit I now iepe.it, though I Jo not often muk'
prrcr that art vxtrtk relating, that iciutrtl
constitutional lihrrlt Irjt to $ ajttr the tear ir.
octr.thut constitutional, librrty teas the ijrrut lnni
for winch we weie tri inj, and we must see to it
lint in "tir zeal to put do n the rehellton v.edid
not trample upon that; and when the war wa
0 er. and our ptretmer tl ated in the air, and
liotit of ictory and th iiksi vin to God went
up from the he nt of ;i reeueratel anl di?en
ttiralleil people, iu that breeze iniht still tlat the
old liit, and oer thi regenerated country niht
swr.iy an utiviot.ned and n sacred Constitution, in
the faithful ni unten nice d wliich, in the hour of
our peril und our trial, we had not filtered.
Spec al Corrp-poulf nee of (be Chicago Times,
from Vatiinlou.
Another Malic tout Attack on Gen. McC'ellan
Tht Ular.ie Fastened vhtre it lUlongtGtn.
Mc Dtirrll ttiil in Washington Short-tiyUted
Policy 0 the Administration- Stcetiittj jor
TOd.OJO Troops.
The subjoined letter ha been delayed in the
tr.iii.-uiission, out iu value a not impaired theie
by. Ld. TlMts
Washington, June 12.
Some of tlie reader of the Tune may piobi
bly ee. iu the Boston Transcript a iniliuant at
tack 011 (Sen. McClellan unoer the .specious ui--of
a Ueiense of Sectetary ät tnton. There is
pod authority for saying llut the article em 1
uate iii ectl liom the W.41-Depai tiueut, and tli il
il w.isi iiispiieJ by lite head oj that dep artllit'lil
h nisei f. It mi-lit he thought that the present
critical jositioii ol' General McCiell.m w iili h:
lut e army decim ited by i.ktle.sS and ball k
lilt lir ixeaiid tint oiupl lining oldiers so iked l
the heavy rain d iy alter day, and sleeping 01.
the wet ground nt niuht, ciiiiontel bv tl.e ehe
my 111 atly Mipei ir number, et pie-entin a
bid front uinl a-ktii i eiiilorceuieni.s would
stop the mouth, of hi iletnuiur or .t lew tliys
al let-t. li'tl not tli.nk his eneinit-s leie.
'I'hey tili pui in ii -e e cry enmue at liicir com
iiiaiid to hain;crlii-i uiotiiiciii., to einlurra
hi pl.tiis, and to pieieut tiie realiz itiou of Iiis
hopes. Tin attack in the Bo-ton p iper is the
Iiicst .-clit'tne to wtiiih tliey hive if sorted. Its
briittl.ly and male oleuce are worthy of lite
.source ironi wlncli it em 111 ales.
1 he bevit'tuy complain in hi defence that
when tie came into otlive iiotiiiu; It. id lt-ii tioit
towaidt siippieö;ii ttie it'Octiioii, CXlCpt oralli
Ziu.ili aiiny. Adm'.stiiio that lobe true, the or
ti.ialioit ol' Hit .iiiuy was ll.e ei y Hi r: illiu. t
w incii the icoedt in couM i;eer be suppitsjfU
Il was no; McCellah's. place to do ui'oe ihm to
tu u tilize aii-l iliiect the iiti.it. i y luea-in e b
which I lie Union was to be reuied; and Stai.toii
iKim ts dial tti. h id been done by Met-'. til 01.
Too ie-toi iiiou t the Union ot Kentucky and
Eistet u I euiK's-te, whicli he comaUm was not
done, cou.'i ncvei hae beeu done by Kice ot
ai in .1. n . I w is iuioi iiied mouths 10 ty in
Huvnti d cit zciis of itiose ätites, and ihe a.su
raiue was leuei itel only a lew divsagu, tint
ti e I'niou seilt uient in tli e Mites had always
I eeu it p. cseO, and was still iepres-ed, ly tne
toiiit. ones hostile, il. 1 it all lime acnlaiiu,
Jmi.ic ol the alm nitr.i:i 11 in regard to the sla
very ijue-t oii; t tue ptcjotidcr.iiae ol AlKtilion
pentiiiicnt in Connie ; .iui by the pcisisiciil ut
ta ks 01" pi 0.11 1. cut iiem:ei s ol Con.1 es. known
U btj in Iivor .th the .idi.niistra.iuii, on the in-
tttit ulion ol sl.iv ei . U'tli 01 5. are- and leiiito
ries. 'lie. as-i re me tiMt, us .'011 as this if la e
Ul til. lip' continue', any I'niun sei.Uneiit p.oic.-s-
el in either 6. ale will be "ho. low ami ln-.iitTie;
but that, it aspuieti of their rights hy a Demo
cratic admiiiistratixii, or m miy ..Jinini-ir aiion
in w.iich the could hiveconh iei.ee, those S.atcs
wou d aaiu be, ns u.ey once w e;e, the trone-i
U.oou Siates in the nation. The fohoi.i oe
lar iiu-n 01 Kentu' ky s miedest ?on i Olli u qujtej
in t-.ia f.. iu thee I t er day. "1 woulo lather
aupSii fjr the t'iei.einy any h i.et man, f
an t p. rty, '.Inn a in ill w:io, louoly pio.C-o Inj do
Voiioii U tl.e Union, i i edit, at the une uuie,
uit'.o m -iiinji and aut ertui the priucijt e upon
wh eo it is ioiii ie I." Ttus desCUplioii appl es
exo.ii to Iii ptt-ent Uoui.u-il.1 latnuii in il.e
Ctln. el alal in Coliktess.
Ni;ttwas not Mv.Ce.lan' Tiult that so li:t!e
had been done a heo S. u.tou came into i the,
except the orair.Zit.oii of an army. It be
Cause the rie.-idcnt al ciiair w.i occupied by a
tian fit in his niture, "inhtm in purpise,"
Willi no DieJ pnnc ples on thesut'ject ol n.iiiinl
;u eruuieiii. iln no oetn.ile p-l.cy in vie, lie
ins oeeii pet unit. im tinnu to dint aim essiv oil,
and h id &ieti h. in -ell up to tl.e j.ul iti.e ot that
wdv demaroue 5e.itd. Ol him it inav te trulv
Slid that he hetei h.., and dcs hot how, coiu
preüend the vast prosnoiis of llie war iu which
we ate engned; and hi col e liiue in the Cabii et
re epially oblu.e. The pro:'sof this have been
too otieu ppread at len.lli in the column of the
Timet lo i.eed recajtulalion he;e. But if tlie
I'res denii tl chair h.ol teeii occupie 1 by a plates
m in like l tul s. or I'olk, or Van Buren, or
1'ierce. the Kxecuüve woaid ha liken a -tntuLke
iew of lie w ir. .1 policy would h.e
been .lop eland u.hctel lo, both .S regard the
C ii. i ui t f ihe w ar si d our ir i .u ret t ons; .hkI
loll,; eie Hi the w ir ou'd have been e't.iei a. id
the Uiiin re-toted ihe tninnef til w Inch the
Got ei ninciil bf been a!ui n a e:ed pu.ee the ir
bet;4ji i.'toas. aa Ü Tittiet ha oiten ikrnutilra-
tJ, tht the Republican party i utterly mcompe-
ti.l to thst ta-k.
I l.e evenis of the 1 it two wetk hive tfive I
tiie coiiectne-s id tlte v es erie el in tut :
lriM-r !riterp in regard to tl.e means in ro-e-' J
iou ot theirbrU ..r the .lefen-.e of lUhtumi. ;
i is i,o alni.tt-l by all enept t!ioe wh me!
wi.inilly blin I tint t'.e iee! ..ip,-s .,t Itichmoftd '
lr ou'.ri.iniScr iicU.e!! .n-, whie ihev Imeaili
the alt iiiii.i-rs ol p--i'.iou, j-rjotnd, V.; thit
the.r troop ate brtve mi l well d .;p.ii.el, aiil
tut their o!ü er are fuly eipi.il to our in mil
itary skill. Un ler thesecircuiusince the ruu
try look in atinzruieiit while the telerapli re
peil I iom day to day, "General Mil) well is
Uli iu Washington. '
r It is aid here, on pood authority, that the
j roj-sel camp of instruction, to be formed at
Annapolis, will be nothing more tli n a tneie de
fot fur recruit; tint the exigencies of the i-er
vice are such that it will be impossible to keep
the men in camp more thin two or three week;
and th it, as poou a teu thousand men are aeui
u.ed theie. they will be immsli itely dratted otT
to sucli refill. e;it a hive had the r rank thin
tiel by battle or di-e ise. This, of cur-e, i by
no means what is indicate! by the onier of the
Wir D(,urtment esUblishin'the c imp. Rat it
will not be the first time, nor the ecotid.thit
troip have been called out under fal.epretence.
Some of tlie tu est reimentaof Nev York trMf.,
cotii;K)eil of men of weillh and hili standing,
rus'iel with nlicnty lo the field, becau-e Stanton
e e.r.i hei th it "ihe enemy, in ptrotij; for e. are
m itching on Washington, and the capital i in
d itier." Those ie;im-iit ure now discontente!. j
because thev tind they were deceivel und played
upon, and becau-e they have to perform mete
police duty nt Baltimore, and ure nut even allow -1
ed to come to th city. i
To return to tiie camp of intiuction: Any j
Administration which had n ptoner appi edition j
of tiie natine of the war in w hich w e are en
e l. and of the liumher ol troops it wiil require,
would have established :his camp a yeir sio, mi I j
not only this one, but one in etery loyal State; I
an t would have invited to these cmrs, for nnli- j
tiry instruction, only louii uum iniel tnen, be I
ta een the tijje of eighteen und thiily. Then, j
by thi time, if thee camps had been under the'
charge of proper iu.lit.ir ofii - r. we ph-oi'd h ie i
h il now a re-erte corps of hilf a miilioti p l- i
diets, who would not, indeed, be tit to form into
i eiuients by theniset es, bat w ho w out! -on-ii i
iute just the m iterial that i now nre le-l to rill j
up our broken. Intteied und decim itel re.i-j
iuent.4 now in the field. Sotnednn like this will I
et fiave to be done. The hard fihlin of the i
war i not over yet, by n reat deal. It will bei
i.e. e ary to keep in the rieb 1 an army of 7' .- j
;!id eil tr iine.1 troops tor moie th iu a e ir vet ; !
....I I.. 1 uun ll.lj ..1.. I. .11 i, .. .Il .... I
(.-, f t i .in- iiuiii',! ii i - n s lull il lai I J
ptire con-t int iii l'i -i ti.- ol fie-li blooJ, in the
h.ij e ol new but not raw i ecru its.
Matrimony Reforn er were alre-i ir t work in
Cum'4rl-iid. Ore out of eierv eihl ol itscliil
dien ate l-'rn io, id we.jh.ck!
S-r ously , a e h i e no mre to lo with tl e pe-
pe'utii r the tet.i ival of !aer in the S mil
ri-ni.
"." r-nt.
t - i. i . ii.. i. ...,.
w.oi.dLe tin I b ,vc '.Ciiom-I, an I wl. nil wie Pni.tr p,x. i..l..!.l-U ir .. fltui
t?ie:i wili leie te tho-e who -.re im : m-i v.i-m i'mir ::.r.i,i
AMÜSEM ENTS.
.iiiyri:oroiaiTA. ham.
ft'M.f OF Vh !('! ..
eru Si i!e th m we il i e with the i. and -h ines ,,T'' C"rrX or IVir.rotip. f,. a i.n.iirtnan..
..i 1 ...!... i !.....- : . i .. . ..i. . , nf la iv in i i.. iii.-i.iii .........
n .'i.i.rn i- i-n t i s im ii .Lfi iiirii
DRY GOODS.
no' hate'v cin Ti e. I with it. Letting it I
alone, here at the North, i jn-t tin- h i
.1 duty a it ii dntr to let alone the debtor' j
pn-oo, the m itritnonial crimes, the teniole im
moralisie of Kn'and. Theie i a strange pto
f-ens.ty in the mind of rff-rmjrj to look away
Iroia liiine. The race of men i sinful enough,
even in iLbet e-t.tte. and always, atiache.1 ti in
ly to its hiphe-t form of etvilintion, if holiest
iti-titutioi.H. its puret politic ! system, there are
terrible evil, weighing heavily on the temporal
a well as the etern il interest of neii. We m ty
11 tind ample work in reforming these evil w hich
surround us, nnl for which we are ili recti y re-spon-ib!e;
and when this svtem i carried out,
and men reform them-ele. und their own funi
lies.an! the-s er whom they hie immediate
influence, the woik will be'in a it ott-ht. Rut
so long ii they begin at the other enl of the
wotk. ther will inevi'nblr f ol theie. and re le f
I ni' ihem-e!ve, will, of cour-e. gmw to lie unfit
ruMe or advi-er of other. No m m mi -pend
his t,me on the mote that i iu his neighbor's e ,
wliout ar ve dancer tl a hi own visit n n ay i
come oMiipie, and be totally i1tnied lur all
good purpo-es .V. Y. Jour of Gtm.
in I.
rjr
SATURDAY LYKNINti. JUNK 21.
MEPinY MONARCH.
niMTAitY m r.ni.r.v iiy
sm Jr'iaiaaalc aftMi
Her Lt ApprarD-.
.lliSS T.ltfO.f JUlV.lilTUY.
CONTENTMENT VS. RICHES.
VISS M.VldON UACAKTIIT'S BENEFIT ON MONDAY.
jTIor oj td t 7i 'ch k. ct on ei ce at 8.
Great Show.
!Ir. Voorlteew und 'S'nsew.
Tlie Wab ph Eidm aa tint D. Web-ter
Voi.ihee-, E i , who recen'.ly made puch ai
4 imn.,1 ar.A.li i .......... J - ..a..... . . i tl... I
Illing I-CTTV. II Sil VH'l'.'ir'-, I II I ' -1 1 I II
i n iei-cil taxes, &C , h s Ii e in Tcrre H lute-lx
eins, rind his loMfi pod n cent of taxes. La
J'ttjftte Indiana) Cturier.
.We luve pceii the nloe coing the round ol
the Republic m pi e-s for pome tim.e. und they
eem to iriir-i.ii e that it i a er sm ut answer to
A Cliimre for llefor liier.
It is tinie that some of our radical reformers
Uiiccte d thi'ir iittcntioti to a new subject The
aie s.t-gul. uly helecitul of the inteust of the
ppie--ci hum in rare in part of the win hi with
which we have very close relations. They hold
lo lhedoctrmetli.il they ate bound to icioi in ail
sin of hum hi laws w hit h oj t-r.itc to oppies or
leinoralize ihe hum m nee, or uny -'itiuii of it;
ihd bel'evin theiu-eUe ti be specially iu-pired
with an ab. lit v to dis -ein rii: lit and wron in the
nt of other (if not in their own acts) they
jlaiui the 1 i 1 1 1 of inlet lei in;;, titli their lefoi in
aleas, among all those people. Slates and nations,
who, being le-s enlightened than they, nie there
loie siibjecte.1 to ihe.r pUjcrior jidtneiit.
I he sune piinciple on winch ihey are impelled
to iiiterlcie with sdavery in ta e which, as to
lave laws, are wholly lotein to them and the
counity they inli.il.it, oujit to impel them at
on. e lo enter the fiid lo which we now d. reel
the r attention.
Just itcro.. the water from New Kngland are
t'ie islaifls ot Great Init.iiii. inctuoin Oid Eng
land. Cointuoii Hit e-tiy and cou-cpucnt blood
rel itioiislup, a cniutn)h language au 1 a proles-e i
deotion lo the same general principle. of liberty,
commercial and literary cone-poinicnce and in
teiests binding c together, all the-e surely i re
rca-ons why the philantropist of the Noi th should
.liiect his attention acioss the ea, if he deal in
loieigh sin at nil. And then, regiHuig t!:e
mott w Inch ha been as.-uini-d ny the le idiug rad
cal tew 'ppaper of the day, iu Boston, since it du
dared tlie American Union oiie."oiir country is
the world, our country men are all mmkiiid." w e
do not ree that thof-e gentlemen can phow any
sii;erior obligation directing their altcntioti to the
South, over that which tetpiiie them t piocce l
in the woik of refoiming Lnland.
An examination of the i event Lngiisli new-
pipers must co.ivince any leileclin m ud thit
theienre some grave and seiiou. moral sins win h
attach to tho eop!e in Lugland w ho are engaged
in the institution of m itriinony. To use the r.uli
cal exptessiou, m it ri.ige i. the cause of hurrib'e
pins mid ciiincs iu that country. M ik that this
is not our expression. The radical logic is that
necause a t u t would not occur but lor an exist
ing in-taut ion. there.'oie the institution is the
cause of the fact. A for example, "if there
whcie no slavery, there would have been no war,
rya slavery is the citise of tlie war." We refer
to the London Twi't of M iy 13, for a report of
the openi.'.g of tho Central Criminal Court in
Louiiu and the charge of the Recorder to the
Grand Jurv. Among the cases to winch he call
ed their attention weie some w hich he thus de
scribed: "A rcmlcd the other charges to which lie
h id aiiude 1, ot voundnig w ith iment to 1:011 ier,
it appear-! iu the titst of them the prisoner was
charged with shooting his wite, and the evidence j
would ; to -u tit it the prisoner h id retealel
Iy ihieatei.eil Ins w i!e, and that he h id in nie use j
ot tioitnt 1 abginge t her on the liy on which j
tlie occurrence look pl.i.e. and alm-t iinuie li
ite'.y atlcrw mis a hot w.is firel at the pio-ecu- I
tux. In tiie second cne. it iil-oappouaHithat!
i lie bust,. iii. 1 and Mile lived on bid term-1, and I
lint u;sti the occasion of the (pi uicl taking j
pi ice between td.i-in tiie prisoner ntiacke! his wbe i
a ctli an axe ami iutlicted very serious injurv ujon 1
her. The tinrd c ie wys one ol the same cii u tc-;
ler, and according to the depositions the pr'soner I
appeaieil to iiae been guilty ol most gross I
and extriordinary violetice. In ihe hist in ;
stiine he seemed to have knocked her dwu!
ana he then C"iuiiieti-ed oeating her wiili tlie leg I
o( a t ii i:r and also li tick her wnh .1 Ü it tion.and j
the List thin thit appeirel to be i eoienj e: ed !
by the untrtuii ite woniiii was tli.it-the pn-ou
j er e zed hT :thi! thiew her over the slairca-e. j
n 1 bec im iuen-it e. and knew nothing nn re
i w h it h tppeiiOvi tditii rhe found her-eil in bel i
in tie hospital. In the touith case of the same;
k n 1 the pi isoner a cliarge! villi stii.oing his
w ue, and it :ppe urd th it in coii-eput nce ot the
maul er in wh.ch I.e fi ui treated her upon for.ucr :
! oj- lis p.'ie Ii ul le t li m, an I he had ur-ed her '
j t leiiiru and l.ve with him. but si e ie.u-el to do
! s . and was about ;o nwav. and at the same mo- i
j me it she led ii seme b ow, ai d it tartitsl out j
t that she had receiel two stabs from a shoeini- .
ker s kttiie. I he.-e wtie tlie principal tact um n ;
v Inch tli. s class ot ca-e- was si:!it to be pup-I
j ported, ami it appeired to him tli it if the f. ft ;
i should be i.nde out a he hid t.itel iliem it '
j woud be the-r dut to return a Hue bill with re
t g nl to each ol the ch irges."
We ngtee with the Recorder that it appear very
! much as il Hue bills ouht t e loan I m the-? i
i ca-e-; and the question then arise whetl.tr. the ;
j radical lo-ic e ng .ippl el. a Butisli :.nd Foie n !
I Ai t-St tiei v and Anti MaUiunuiv societv cannot -be
stirred up by ihe members ot the American
j It a i.c il p-iity w ho aie n.w their close res ;
potideii i, Hid who it is ui.uers.tood wre Uuilel I
with them in the ppppottolaii antt Union and;
CM.st!tuiioii preach ng and declaiming place in
j e Wk.) iid whether they cannot and .1 l:t i
I tie sp ue time to de ote to a removal of ti e cause
.t these T.uie, which are only specimen list ;
1 liomVtie d ay's iep rt of .i Lnhn court. Ifi
the.-e -eop!e h id i ever been niarriel, they would !
i never luve had li.e-e m nlerus scenes. Tn t
l the line f argument, of which any radical ui iu t
can see ihe constquence.
F-r the Imiher con. aeration of the same Brit-;
J Uh and American Iteioi uaei we imex para- ;
' graph which we clip Irum the Lmtlon Timet, a
; lew day later than the above:
l Illig.t.mate Chi LI-KIN The r.uniber of
! children la. in out ot weo;cxkin Kurland during
the ear JC) w as 43.011.1, Win G 4 f-er cent, of
i ihe whole nu ml er of childicu lnrn. In Cumber- !
' land, where ihe rrojioition aro-e tojts maximum, '
it was double thit amount; in Norfolk it m
107; in W estnieiol.md 1U-6; in Shnphiie 9 6;,
in Noltin-hauishire 'J 1 . Il was also hili in
Bed.ordsh.re, S.iff.tlk. Hereford-hire, Lincoln- i
' sh re, an.l the North JUii.; of Yorkshite. Ti e
Kegi-trar Geneial thinks that the proportion of
: illegitim ite tlnldrcn born in Lndon 4 2 per
cent, in tne libit is ery rprobably understated. '
ii.eie is much greater f u.lity lor the suppres-ion '
ui facts in large cities, than in smaller towns and .
vill .-.--
Theie is iettaii.lv work for tie Duchess or
Suiherlaii I at d I.eO met icau cotresponoenL and (
allies, on Lolisli p.il. j
One might imf7iie from th! that the Auti '
trv
vfe V&
T
f flHK. HNKT AI'lil'N I I AM) T CKED MEN AG
EH K "w trivrline, co'isi-'lr.)? ft
10) DK.-T, MUDS, AND 15F.IT1LF!',
1 . 1 . . I .... . . . . .. i. 1. r ... .1 i i
iure-a ecu. tu i tci. u.e pari-r.ipu ; r,r..ju., imported. aal collected frni the fovr quar
isl.o'h loi-h niul til-e. If the statement was; trr-! th-ila.-.
tn e. it Mr. Vi-orhees hid not piid a leilofj THC WOVUKKFl'L TiYMNASTlC FI.FPHANTS,
t tXCs in six u-ai s. Would tint rene e h 111 ot hi ti, Ho.rp.Ct tuh. ai.J - Invert 1.pt t.-ti-s as u T.NI :
re-poiisitj'lity to hi c m-t tuenf , to co le i or to n. UltlK HKAUS, are incluleJ in tbU C"li.c:iti, '
oi.tain ,i lair iiikI equal tax b ll on ti e r accoui.t. ! are h !
The i e iie of his district re t ix n iv er-: thev Vi lli owMING Lto.vs. Tt;F.i:s, LKOrAUU. I'AN-
nie l-xcd larelv. und Mr. Vooil.e-- is il.e'r ! 1IIKK. Ac,
Repit-entiiin. in Ciifie. It is a dutv to look ' have ntniii-i! t.l u.j.cted, nr.dwill be per
,L.; . i i.: ir i... I f.rnis.l u-er it:e au-.ces .r the
ui n.ii-. r-i, .iio ii'ii in- on ii. iii .ftc
in the r behalf, and if the h ir. e aain-t him w .
true, it would only prove that he lo-.ked fn.'ie to
the intet ests of tho-e who elei te! him ihm he
CKI.KItlt ATM I.MN KINO, L ANHWciKTIIY.
Incrp r.it d with t be brand Miw is a
Misprritir Cirt'iiM Troiipr,
did to i.ia .wn. and ih .t certainly is an excellent I wlil, h ,ve ,,.Pn fr tUir tuperi-.r ability.
cnaractci i.-tic.
llui Mr Voorhees is a tax j-ayer, and to a con
siileiable amount, beyond all qtie-tioti. He we.u.
tuxt J bro nlclolh elolhe, has a taxed hat, weirs
taxel phitts mi. I has a taxe! watch and jewelry.
He drink taxed tei and taxed collVe and e its
taxed sugar, mid. in fact, is tixel ujioti almo-i
ev ci v thing that ho buy mid con-iiuie Hi
btiiie may not be uihui the t x list at Tetre
II ute. but he nays his lull sh oe to the -npp .it
ol the Government, nev erthele- pn.bil.ly. ccii
si.leriii hi mein, n ninth, if not mine, than
some verv ri h und wedihv persons
Ii i a very mistaken hlei to suvpoe tint the
poor ! bot er pays no taxes. In fact, ne irly all
the taxes come !i';m thoe whose names nie noi
on the tax list. The owner of hou-e pay the
taxe ut ton them, but in a lane majority of cases
the ten nit p.ys it buk in the slnpe of extra
rent the taxes being an element considered in
the renting of the tenement. The burdens d'
tuition (all upon the many that nie poor, and
not upon the fevr that -ue rich. M mv men of
m nictate meui con-ume nioie luxuries und iiu
pite article, and piy n higher lax upon them
theielor. ihm some million dies of simp'e h ibifs
da. Thete is no evading taxes in this country.
"A certain as ileilh and tixtV i a popular
pro.eib, and it is a correjt. one. The tax ath
eicr. iu some of the form of hi apoeir in-e,
ic.iclies nil, and there i no e-cape. Mr. Voor
bees is a tax n'.ver, ad probably it very he ivy
One. Cin. Eii'iuircr.
One of the most prominent Republican
in Imliana, und w ho .is such h is icccivc-l the di--t'nguislied
appreciation of his party, hands us the
following communication for publication:
A MW PLATK "KM.
Mb Editor: Vitl von permit a few wonls nut
ideof alt pu tie-Tf The present crisis demands a
platioim of only three nn;n he ids:
1. The vigorous irosecution of the war. Here
both parties, officers, soldiers and eivilhit, ngree
both in Wor l ai faction; although the Democracy
of cur-e criiici-e an Admini-trat ion against
which they vote I, and m ie epeci.iily tlte opin
ions of the tiltrns on that islde.
2 Th it si ite of feeling that will -.t the close f
the war hei sectional ends, tind ih t will in the
me intime hold the fiicmis of the Union in the
S ctli to their love of the Unioi: n other word.
a readiness lo abide by the compromises of the
old Constitution. Ileie the Democracy aie ex-
I re., but aie twfi cs without the aid of con
servatives of all puties.
3. Thoi-ou-.il retrenchment. In a cri-is liRe
thi, Congressmen sh uld be willing to reduce
their own pay oi ehilf. anl they would ieceie
as tnuch a.s if out of olFiee; le-ides ei.joviug the
immun e .i ron ge they distribute to tiierr te!a-
tite-, Irieiids, und olitical allies. Until the
thus commence on themsel es, they c umot
com se rttieiu.li on the civil li.-t generally. Re
tt eiichment ah heavy taxation, will I m 1 1 be nee
essiry, to su-t in the tin ncial conti ience of the
country. 1 either pir'y sound on thi head?
II seems to me that these three, and no more, ate
the im ortaiit c 1 dit ons.
.iliiooitil IN'otift;.
10 AbVERriSEIiXAlhidrerlimentent t il' fr
tt " tintf, tut itr-trrrtl ,tut tfote the trfifltiit
t t,',f time fift, trill r tAitr-jr'i the reyui'ir ritn4
fr'e itw nf to the time thtynre orlritd nut .
MEDICAL.
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.
T M 0 b Dl K ? 0 F 1 ) il LIC TF. 1 1 K A LT 1 1 0 R I M PA II.F.I
1 .rg CiUa'ioi., or tu l h-e hy whom au im r-n-f of
r unity i- i rmn ii v r-.ii ii.jwt'oiiablf-. t In i ! riirnel
woui.t ..ir. r a trescriptiuii rtiich i pe rfectlj rll.ih- aiol
afe. atvl w hicii has iepn irescrited in var1lt part-i f
tLe UH vV.trl.t Tor Hip ,-! century. Although tl is triicte
isrpry ln-ap ami -itnpl-, yrt it habeeii put up in hlf
Anions tin p ou.h.erii i
JA M KS MKbVlf.l.F.,
the Cltampioti ltirn.b-ick An tra'.ian Kpt -'rlan, a r tier
alu ttfs i In-wurlit in -e' him in a 1ariia ac.
TU following ii?tini;ulrlitj urtt.-ta have ul.-o been e
curl: HKS. J.onF. MFIATLI.t,
LKN si um:.
GrOl.liK -bt)fA.
W. W. WAIF. UMAX.
1 11 K lKLV NT r.'M..
W.M. K'NCAHK.
M STFi: I 1JANK A .SA.MMl.
T'"lh-r w-I1j nuirt rmi. ,iiili irh.
TI pit' I c r.m timt n ) nil- .1 lit i f nr iitr.r'iois hi
tli- p n.iiit!i t-ait.' 0.1!.-, t . wind their ppi.cial attrmioii
is di, i rtrtl.
"ryw'ill exhibit at I'MlMtiapoli- in
Satiir(l:iy,.Iiiiie 1862.
ONE DAY ONLY!
fpen at 2 atl 7 P. M. AdmU-ion only 23 rents. o
half prl c Jel S-Htd;
PIANOS.
Piano-Fortes.
ANOTHER INVOICE OF
,hy CMICKER1MG & SON'S
j . z. J
cjl.ji l STEIiMWAY 8c SON'S
lO-.iJtrtri'orti
y
irviNOs.
Jut received at No. Bäte
Ilon-e.
vvii i.ai:i A f-TOWELL.
X. R. Tiaiiop tuned to order and BY HIE YE Alt
Ji-H v. A 5.
BOOKS, &C.
Pi-iJPER "BAGS,
ADE to hold from on? to i-ixteeii pun U of ueÄr.
ifi CofT.o. H.ur. A3., Ac just tlie article f r rccer.
Lakers, ami Fruit thaler, at
boWKX, STF.WAI.T, A CO'S.
INiolo-r.i!! A Ihiiiii-,
TEW Style anl Varictj-, at
110 W.X. STEWART, A CO'S.
"ARTEMUS "W -A- 1PL XD,"
MKS XSCkOU.,
AT
no if !;., sTi:utiiT .v co.'.v.
JeJ4-d2v
DRY COODS.
Lynch Sl Keane,
33 WEST WASHINGTON STüEF.T,
OTHER LARGE INVOICES OF SUilMER
DRY GOODS,
l.ndirs' nrp (inod cvprylliinjr In
tlie Line, und cwrt Design
t
B ACT. ami Sil'K Mantilla, nrw tj If S-jUo. Shswl i
I $ til t lonk, 'r ntcl t aliens, rarasol nl utl lm
l r lla, imv, Sni I-, o.irry Ac; Irish bitiens. ni.ro-i-
r-"e- White lJ.M-1. I.'iifii anl Ciimnric llaixlkoicliiel.
liK'.u heO aii-1 llr-.wn Shcc'iii j-, OIvs, No. ions.
rrst An.C'icaii Lrmuls, iroui i- a jaril uj.;
MIST ;.l bM.S7 VTS,
Only 12,l4c a yard;
IRISHES' C'IsO.iltt-l'fi ClsTII9
6-4 wid, oi Iy CDc a yart!:
m sc-:,
very go'-d, 3 pair 2c.
TO ties jL&mms.
SECOND LARGE INVOICE SUMMER DRY GOODS
t
No. 5 East Washington St.,
.,
CONSISTING IN TXVJ CT
FIXE DRESS GOODS.
LACK AND öiLK MANTLES,
LINENS.
GLOVEsv AND HOSIERY.
PARASOLS.
BLACK. AND FANCY SILKS.
NEW STYLES S AQU LS,
WHITE COODS.
EM DUO I DER ITS.
fcCX UM l! KELLAS.
H00I SKIRTS, SILK MITTS.
LADIES' GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S FINE CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, CLOTHS,
.11 t il N nml Kovs? Wear, Triiiimiii, Aotioii, Vc.
KVERYTHING IX THE LIXE, AND AT miCF. TO MIT Tlir. TIMT.S. CALL SOOX AXD KXAMIXK
THK STOCK. 1
M. H. GOOD, Proprietor.
GROCERIES.
Ruser k Caldwell,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lo. G8 l:t Wasltiii-Kni SI.
nie . Et t of Ot t .AVra' tf, Jmti-
0QQ BARr.EI-S rhflttitx Heflnod Sn-jar,
r.AKr.F.LS Towiiered SiiRar,
0()() --"I-LS Y-How Sugar, various brands;
BAKRF.LS Howy Sirup;
CAI.KF.LS Stewarl's Sirup;
TIHDS M..la;
Iu tore and for sle br
KUGEH A CALDWELL,
63 East Wasliiuglon tL
100 Tur,s m JaT Cofrf e:
J 00 BGSIU Coffee;
j' j j RXF.S Ground Coffee: Do. In Taper?;
RAG Koaatett CoSTee;
V CHEST.- and Hal Cbeft Gunpowder, Toonu
fJj Ilysi.n, llvsonSsiu, and OLug Teas, very
cl.t-ap;
VII'lCF, Cas-ia. C!ovx, Cinr.an'n, und a reneral
a-sirtin-iit of Slices Mijtui i..r retail trade; black
aud Ca;ct.tir iVpptr. tor l'-w bv
LUGFK CALmYKLI-,
64 Ka-st Vh;o0l.on t.
7VT0- a"4 X Mackerel In Barrels, Half Barrel, and
1 Kls:
BOXES nerrinir;
jJj BOXES CK5fi-li;
XUO r,0IES fmkt1 njiitut
Ftr al lw t t
klGEK k CLDWFLL,
d L.t Wa-'Ulton It.
MEDICAL.
.1 Slight Cold,
cr fac itcett,
whith n.'j-Hf " checfd
with x cimj:U rtrncu,
a f Wjlectcd, cfien terrr.vtes cericucl';.
"5 Ftu are avj.re cf th impcr ince cf
!" zicppir.fr a cjiql cr It(jit
" cLL in. tts jZrct ; t-va: w-iWi
m tht lfjirTin; uquH fidi to a
rr'JL remedy,' if net aiiend 1 to, Sv.cn.
JUJJ attacks the lungs.
T ti'c-f f.rzt iKircdiiCcl clam years cj.
It has been, proitd that they arc the
best article becm tte fulli2 jr
2Ls.lluncit Paiatri, the Hacking
' zZ in, fpcji&umtiirn, clkA
numercus ajfcctiCKS cf the jDli?cnl
- giving immediate relief.
Iiiblic Speaker if Singer
U't"- find them, efeztiLol fir cltirirg
and siren tzthcninr the icir?
M jf7"J by all (T)T-arjg-izic ani (Tk.utrs
in, J-Zedi-iin. ai 5 cs-nls 2r Zc.r.
Xv.w 31 cm! i ml nic -ry.
For the p"jr am! prrmanent rure of
flONOl.l.HKA, GLF.FT. CKIITHAu !)l.CHAUi;KS,
SKMIN VI. VKAKNKSS. Nllillll.Y EVISt-inNjl,
lNt -)TINANi:K.CNn ALIHKITvKllJl A,
ttYfl,triftiir',nl Allrctlnof tbe Kldra-j.! Bladder
whirl) lia t-fo-n a--S t y Usr"xl if ii
linn.lrrd phrwlaii.
X THEIR rittr ATE PRACTICE. WITH F.XTlKK Sl'C-
CKSS. uiwr-rdiitf Cib-I, Copaiba, Cap-uU. i.t any
oihrr -hijuihimI hiil-rrto Wnn.
iu:ms spi: ifh: imm
Ar iAy In action, nrnrffi-ctiiiR a cure !n a fw ),
and w hen a cure I. efTt-d it I -riiiariit. Tb'y ara
prepare.! fr.ni reirriable estrartthat a lianT-Vs on
th-ylrn an! iMvrr naunral- lh kI.i..-U, ,r in.prr
nate the tl t ath; anj triii( Ui-ar-Cuatcd. all titui-t-'m.
ttrl av-i.td. Norliancf of di-i I VTevary wl.il
uftlnirthen: n-r do thrlr action Inferfrrr with bu.inea
purouitt. i'.atb box contain is di-n III .
TK1CE tlXF. DOLLAR. :
And will ts -nt hy mail, pot-paid by any adrerti-4
A if nt, on leoMpt of tb muttey. bold by Ilrucgitt. urn--rally.
None t;eiuin- without rnr Iffnatnr- rn the wrappr.
J. BUY AX, liocbestrr, X. t
0iral Ar'nt.
TlMLtNSON A COX, Aprnt fot Indianapol
JulI9-!aw kSl j
A X II O O lit
HOW LOKTI HOW IIIIs'rOHCDJI
Juht rvliithed in a Sulleil Enreloj.
I'KICK SIX CKNTS.
VLFCrntE n the Naturr, Treatment and Radical
Cure -4 Sperraaforrlirea or Seminal .VetWo-. In
voluntary ImiiI .ions. Srsual lability und Im-trd'titt-nta)
ta rosrriaee,Kn'rally. N,roune-i-,Coaaunip!ion, Kpi
lepsy and Kit; Mrn'al and Fhymcal IiicaxniT. re-ultmf
from S4-f-Abue. ke By KURF. KT J. TTUIÄTKW LLL.
M. I , Author of the tirertt 2l,4c. fr A I coi ta
Vh'iu-ands nf Sufferers " nt undr aeal In a ptnln en
velope, to any ad-tre, not pid, on re-etp of 1 r-nt
ortwo -.ostriie Mnip. J Ir. CH. J. C. Kl INK. 127 lw.w
ery. New York, PostoBlce Itox 40". apr3dkw3m ia
I-tliMHlTAiM TO LADIES.
DR. ZCH'S II ARYET. HAVING FOR CfWARD Or
twrtityyeari t cted Iii profefiorl timf uclu
Mvely to the treatn-rt of f'nitulr Dllf Iciilti-
and havir.jcsuoceei ' in hunl of ca- in riorn.
the afTlln- 1 ' oiind bealvb, La. row cut irs-or 3dri.ee
jrfrintrjiUb'.icly hi
CrVl 4nerlcat ttetntctyS9
DU. HARYFT'S
CKRO.S'0-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
TVhkb ln nvr- y-t failed (who th direct ion. ha
bff n itrictly fiIIot!i,) in te riuvii, diolcu.tiea riainf
from ?
OBSTR'JCnOX, OR STOPPAGF. Or XATTRF,
Or In rfstorirtjf t henyatrrn lo perfect health, W. -nfferirj
frm Siinal Afl'--t!ot-. Pr'lp-u. L'trt, tlm W bi. r
ot tier w-.a--ut tbe L'trriii Organ-. Ai-r. in allr.-
ot Debility Nervou Irtrti:i; Ilytera. Falpi'.
ticna, Ac, n 'llcb are the forerunners ol tnorra-'rioviod.
.
C4--.T- Th.'- ntl! r nf-frf 1v hirn.I, r tVa r ..I
LAi:r.Eard well xev a.ortment r.f Grocerie ' tution tni n;y te taken v the nost UIintef. male aiih-
11 ow rereivii.ff ai d f -r S.lf a-..w as at anj bouse ou, causirird streu, at the m-tin..hrr met iuea rh.rra
in tü WrU. Cmintry a-rl)i li-1 C iy lircrrinil-tl hy tr-r;irtbi.'inr inrij-rUi- ai.d re-t Trü 1 1 y-t. m
iu xm..iiw ..ur fu. HlOHi A CALMTKLU to a irallhj c-inditlii. and t y brit.nt-i -5: I:..' tMr
Jel3 C.-KUly t1 F.St iYi.hiUK!ou kt. pfrM wit). Htilarli. r... matter fror wiJ. r.i..ib
m w m oliatructi'-n. iumy arixr. Th-y buLM, h -- r. ro I.
taken -tuirih r.r-t thr- or four nr;b-r.?-prrt-j.i!rr
100 DOLLARS REV ARD. tWn,.ire..y otUr time. a. tnirat llal;r .olil.f I.
.... iL result. ' ',
Fa h !. .oLiaini f.O I'fll. Trice fl. arid wui :
I will par ibe eo e r-warl f .r the aft rrhetion Irel w 1,1 bflM-i.t by maii. pre-paid by any alier;u--i
. . i..f i . .w . . f f.. n ..m. mim . 1 . .. . r . v ALetif . .T i r-l.irf t.f ll. m . ....-
pn,t ottles itid -old very -vteiisrl-at the-xhcrbitant I 1 Kl 1JALHJL - r 1 L. Lll 1 Ulv l 3111 K I a, murder of Bro. Lewi. Cbaboude. on the ntbt oi the 2sih 8old by Lrwirlrt senerally. J. BhTAX.
W Y direction of rbiloxentan Lod . e, 'o. 44.1.U. r. F.,
13
price of tö p.-r bottle, the under-ii-tied prot.ose-'- fur
ntb the recipe for "! 1 , hy th- ;osse.i ii (- which -very
ladycan -uppty bersell with a nerfrct afe;;uard, a . at.y
druir -tore tor tl- f nn:n -I'm t 'lo rents per year. Kuy
iily io l e Lal at Lyt.ib A Keai.e's
TRY BK FKLXCti CORSETS AND VAIST3.
! i-'intu ni iftiiirrr t nn ni iita rriirr 1
phy-iri.it. ..r lruczt-t w.lltellyou it isin-rfectl harmlosn, i LnUIn, LhC OllT.t Dt, MliU rnflö OlUrr
th"'ian.t.--.f '-stintoiiia!-cti be irK:urel ol it. -rica.-T. ) .... .
Sent iu any part otibe world on receipt of l.bv vhJre. - i Fr men ' ",mt " O-od. Ht, C-ps arid
itiii )lt j Dr VKItVl'X ! er rytb-t.z to le found hi a lry t.ls Mote.
P.O. R .x.No.ma.New lUven.C-nnerticnt. S!CKk complete; b-ucht at remit a xMor.s in N.-w York; I
ot May. 1-62. JOSM'll .TAL'B. N.G.. K rhe.ir. New YorV. General Arr.t.
June r.. 1CJ. I Liloxenian ljal2e, Xo. 44. 1, u. O. F. TOMf JXSoX A COX. Aifnt Tor Indianapolis.
Je6 diw Jal19-dAa61
FOR SALE.
ilr22-:!Aw,l
ELcCTiON NOTICE.
I. 1. Sc C. IR,. JFl. CO.
w ill l. so.d 2i) p-r cent, h low f..rm- r pri.-! lorca-.li.
HOOP SKIRTS! HOGP SKIRTS!
Havi, tri!- arraneme-its wltb two of the larf -t J
H-op sKirt ,vi itiurac or:r in ib- Ka-t. we are prepare! to J
OoVr 't.m. wh..le-ile and r ail, at New lork pne.
xüxr
fillK l -L.-ul.tr XD'.uil .M.e".r.ir of th? M rV hr'!-rs of I i'ti Mn.l examine ih--.fork: no troul.l- ioi- -.!.
X lud anati.lj-. litt-t.urh aid t"ltvel..i..1 hat-, iiy price. K-ianiiocr isro of the Bix Hoop
ri'C?n lr clor-, ana Ifie trMii-c lull of a:.y olttcr bui-
jelii'iK-dly
.lev thai ra iy come tcrvre tLem
I DWARii KING, -secretary.
In dianspoli, Jure 15. l'-JSJ. j-il-d 1 1 w:it
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
C. L. S. Matthews,
G E. E R. I LCOM MISSION
FORWARDINQERCHANT,
L a r v. V i r c - V r o o V B i ii I I i n s,
XO. 124 rOCKTH ST., WFST SIDE,
Ilfttvftn .tlain Mreel und Ihe River.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Con:rrieBts are re-pectfully solicited, and im
AGENCY.
THE UNDERHILL BLOCK FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.
DeiraHe BailJia Lot fronting onFenn-jIvauia, I-Iare ami UWlin u.t
x -fk. n. n. x xx w ur 33 x x x :
Of SQCARK NJ. 4, AS PhK i'UT.
NORTH STREEt.
own zovtr.T, r.. . BrmcariiXD.
Late A'lJ-Mct Ree. Sc rrire. Ute of Sec of MaieofSce.
T fi I s f : 1 aV 17 V T Tt: 11 VI E 1. 1 ,
U.S. CLAIMS AGENCY
0, 19 WF.'T W A-lll"CiTO JT.,
(Over Vajea's Hariw a.re Store.)
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
fEXj-lOXS. Eonnty Und, Ii) Eonr.ty, Back Pay,
fcxtra Pay. and in fact all c'..ia a?ainst th Lnited
State suxe-tu:iy aria apeea;iy proeecuwa uriui iu
Mvral 1 epartnf.:.
Specia' a' ten ion ffiven to tnaVire wl Matrr In and ect
Roll. 'JfiCera' I'ay K--11. CcuidwUtion of Quarter for
K-cruitin?ORer-. Ac e.
Particular attention Riven to proenrtng dKUarjea kr
-i-prraniiuat-l" and i'.a led eol.v.er-
Xotanal u-;ces iA all mid. of writing otici'ed
IV h ie rna. arraiifrerner.t.- with a prominent attorney
r.i-Ui e-a'.eswab prompt returns puara::!e--d. jai.13 ' of Wa- jin-rton City to afei.d. in j-er-o't. to all claim- that
1 tn.iv rrferrl to head-juaner- IUin bad an ex- .
CHOCOLATE.
r.ttubli.hrd in IT()
tended prctCi.l milüary expenenoe. we believe that we ,
hae cua!i?.catiou lor doiiifr a collectins; at.d clatm bu-i- ;
j cess that hut lew v se. otdier, cr arty ot eiie, oe- :
oirins information co cern!t.f tLe i.vatKn oi any rrp
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B AKER'S PKKM UM CHOCOL TF PUKF PRE- 1 w.r. company, or battalion, are innt-d to call, a so
PAHKI Cocoa, broma, Fret.cL, Homeopathic and 1 chaw are made for any IrtfonniUOii aa.eer. a.-o,
aii..laCr.c.Jaie-, warracte,! eual iu cuiii y ai.d Caver wldier de-'rlnz tra-nition botn or tojotn taeirrep
. . . i i... -i i .......... . I . M i i -.ur ii, formation rrt:. uur
10 iut a. is vu-io a.r , i.ic ,u iie ie- ii ovt-r ituree- i.i-u . t t
quarter- f a rmtur. and are r o i.i-ed t ail who connection with the differen M;i-.ury la-parrniem. o.
have ware u--d ihetn to be aupenor to any other . State enal le u to be of arreat aeric to 11 Uet-irung m-
j tutsctured bv . Bakt-r v Co., at thir Mill-, in Iht- i formation Collen :r g trie same.
cl eter, AIa- , ail loi .le al their Bra ch la-pot 'o.
ar.rrfcn- t mm.
317 Fulioo trert, Xew York City, ai d by Gr -cer and I finr. 0. P. Morton; Cl. J. S. Siniouon. U. S. A.: C.en. j
la-aler KvLrraJy tiifi ugh- ui t Le I Molt. :0tte;' w . A. Pe:le. Secretary of -state; Capt. Jamea j
A.ire- ii. l. n IlK, a kin U S. O M.; J- II- K'ü- W- '""
JMJ-.Ü :.: Fult. n aire, t, Xew York. ! Tt L"KT A P.HTr KFIFID,
Lock Box l-'7. indnmai-oils i-miana.
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1 13 per fool 2,250. M
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J. 11. OSGOOD
O Sold for f 2,720.
SOLD FOR 116.00
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WANTED.
WrANTtl-UnY OLLERS At he hirb-t market
octit-dJm
Xa.10 ,' . Waaui4-tcii.treet.
WANTED.
bt market w -jar T AXTEl C"0CXTY UUDF-KJ5 Attbe hibet mar- TFka.- One-furth rah. balance iu 1, 1 aitd 3 yetr, with ani
W1LKT. j V V,t ui. b WH. Y. WILtY. ptar rartber iufurmatit.eall at Riceo.er Talbou'a JtwUy
rtcn .treat. ww Tao.10- E- Yaahint.n tueet- I-U&apoU,tidUxa, Febnary I. lU---fol-4am
flini: PRICK OFTHE ABOVE PROPEKTT OX MICHKi AX ANI DÄL XARJC STKEETS H AS BKEX EKULTED
J from f4i per fcMt to $5i per fut. a IVtmaylnatua f roan ti lo $li -r tavl.
Thi. I the cbeape-4 and DKMt desirable racnt property In tLe city, by 13 percent., Barth of Ttixi(töa, be
tween Ulinota. Delaware and North a'reeU. which U the center of lituianapua.
Parle wt-htna ta(rr than 0 feet ran bare a part ! the ieai lot. I
arm aal later lt.
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