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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-25

- The Quincy Herald sa,s: I'm his great
speech at the Court hOuse the other night, Mr..
Browning said he stood upon the same platform
with the President; that he understood the views
of the President upon the great issues of the day.
and that the position OF the President Was also
his position. and the views of the President were
his views. IL follows. then. that those Aboli-
ton papers which aS>ail Senator Browning as
sail also the President. Those who have assailed
him in the past have also assaulted the Pres
dent.
la 10 other way could Senator Browning have
So strengthened the President n the popular con
hdence as by the foregoing announcement.
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WAaIINeros. Augusl ls.

rant Martial Lar Declared orer The Whole
Country.
WAuIScroS. August Is.
There il a gathering here. just now, of promi-
neni Northern and Western AbolItionists, who.
for the last three dsss, have been running from
the Presidents house 10 the State Department,
and from the State Department to the Treasury
Department. and from the Treasury Department
TO their rendezvous, shaking their heads wisely
and whispering together mysteriously- They are
not good AZ keeping a secret, and what they have
in view has already leaked out. They want Mr.
Lincoln to declare martial law over the whole
country, and 10 assume the functions Though not
the namel. and exercise all The powers Of a mil
tary Dictator Their satellites and followers bah.
bic continually about the advantages Of a mill
tary dictatorship, aud the arguments which one
Of them used in my hearing 70 day we're that
they could never succeed in their peculiar schemes
until MF. Lincoln was freed from the trammels
of such turtles" and old fogies as now surround
and influence him; thai the reason why Mr. Lin
coin had "nallifed" the confscation bill, refused
to receive regiments of negroes, and tried to ban
ish the negroes j. because he fears the effects OF
the anger of the conservative element in the
country IL he should act differently that, if Mr.
Lincoln should seize the reins OF power in his
own hands, his inclInations (which they profess I'd
70 know would lead him to declare instant
emancipation to all the slaves, and to organize
them into regiments, &c. &c.
You may rely upon it, these bold bad men are
plying the President with arguments and induce
ments to this end No one here. of course. be
lieves that they have any effect upon him. Y.
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E1ry important 10 the Married.

AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
TEyHE undersigned will send free By mail the sure
means Of preventing conception. No drugs medi-
cines, DISCOVERY. circular with particulars
will be sent 10 any address by inclosing two cent
stamps. book containing all the knowledge referred
10, and several private receipts PLATES will be sent
to name address you may wish. by inclosing me
dollar.
Medicine. French Pl will BE- for one dollar per
box. II j. very ia its effects Address
Lock Box No 800, Indianapolis.
jyl9-dem A. X POUCHET.
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Mcclellan Likely TO be sent SOut,


The New York Sun OF the 2lst saws the indi-
cations are, that McClellan's army partially I'M
der the command of Gen. Burnside, and the for
mer be provided with command of greater i'm
portance in the Southwest. Since the departure
OF Haileck from that point the Federal interests
have been committed to nc widc-spreading super
vision such they had received ut his hands
and no one has been deemed sufficiently expert
enced, tried and mature To receive the same pow
er, save and except Mcclellan. Ii is not i'm
probable, therefore, that Mcclellan and the flow
er of his army may hereafter be constituted an
army OF the Mississippi or form the basis OF some
extended military operations in the Gulf States
Gin Press
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EST RAY.

N'oTICF-Strdyed from the subscriber living at No.
rs North East street. the evening Of the 22d Of
August inst M iron gray horse with dark legs and
TAIL she'd all roGnd with old shoes about Is hands high
seven years Odd trots and PAGES under the saddle and
drives kindly in harness. liberal reward will be given
for hIs return to for any information concerning
his whereabouts. Information may be left at Woods q
foudray's livery stable, indianapolis.
aug25d3t ID. G.. GALE.
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GEN. BorLER at New Orleans mas at last pro-
voked the most virtuous indignation of abolition
ism. He has, in his own language, "interiered to
prevent an instruction for liberty by slaves of
planters up the Mississippi" which interpreted
means that Gen. Butler recently interposed
against servie Instruction, within his iurisdic-
ton. of which women and children would have
been the victims.
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month or 80 ago Gov Sprague. of Rhode
Island. issued his flaming call for a colored regi-
ment OF volunteers The Ereninc Post an
nounees that thirty hre recruits have been en-
rolled WHY dons the hundreds and thousands
Of negroes who. We are told spelling for a
tight. flock 20 Rhode Island aud enlist under the
banner o: Gov. SpragueY The Governor of no
other loyal State calls upon them 10 volunteer
Little Rhody = the ground upon which our col
ored brethren can display their patriot sni aud
shoulder the uusket
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are reliably informed that IL dispatch was receiv-
ed in Covington from an Assistant Quarermas-
ter ut Somerset, Ky. that there are now near
that place force of twelve thousand rebels I'M
der General Buckner. Ii is thought. that de
termined effort will be made to push through
Kentucky to the Ohio River-Cin Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-25

HESpRIoKs CouNTY.-The following ticket was
nominated by the Democratic Convention held in
Hendricks county ON SATURDAY:
Representative, Tilberry Reed.
Treasurer. Werley Parker
Recorder. Henry II Marvin.
Commissioner Isaac Pearson.
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Special Notice.

10 I'D CERTLSER&.-dH 6G reIfiSeDltafs taken fOr
specified time, ard Ordered ant before the Jirdf0a
of The time specifed scU be ckafgoH TIE rcglqr rains
f0rfAo SINE M 10 TIE time ttey are Ordered out
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WANTED.
WOOD w A N T E D i.

cEArTD PROPOSALS will be received al the Institute
- for the Blind until the III Of September neat for
furnishing go cords good seasoned wool ie delivered
during the mouths Of September AMI October.
augza-dd
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k3E CicAL.
HAPPIN ESS OR MISERY ?

THAT Is THE QUESTION
TEyHE propretors Of the "PARISIAN CABINET Or
{ WONDERS. ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" have
determined, regardless Of expense. issue free for the
benefit q. suffering humanity -FOUR of Their most in
str ctive and Interesting Lee Marriage and its
Disqualification, Nervous Debility, Premature Decline
of Manhood indigestion Weakness Depression, Loss
Of Energy and Vital Powers the Great Social Evils. and
those Maadies which result from youthful fellieS tx
of Maturity, Ignorance of PLY SOL py and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
Of enlighenng and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded free the receipt Of four stamps, by address,
ing SECRETARY PARTISAN CABINET ANATOMY AND
MEDICINE, 563 Broadway, New York. je23-dly
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W DiCAL.
TO THE 2 BLIC-

MY WIFE, R0SANNA BROWN. BEING AFFLICTED
w with chronic disease for time, and seeing
advertisement Of one DIR. ;. W. Howard Lady. who
made periodical visits 20 Greenfield | called upon the
male Doctor. and after conversation with him.
ployed him take my wfes under treatment fully
believing at the time, from what said during our
conversation, that he Dr.. L. Howard Son, Of In
dianapols the celebrated Cancer Doctor of whom had
often heard) who j. brother DR. y. Z. Howard Of
Greenfield and WHO'S treating Jordan Lacy. Of Jack
son township. for with almost certainty %
success, rapid has he improved under the Science and
wisdom Of his treatment.
The bogus Dr. Howard treated my wife for consider
able length Of without giving her any relief or
beBefting her in any whatever. fbere any
change she when he discharged than when
he undertook treat her Believing that he is no
physician. but ordinary mechanic assuming the prac
ice Of medicine deceive the people and make money
cut OF their creduy. publish this 10 the world, and
warn all who are afflicted that the said ''Dr ; W. How
ard Lady, Clairvoyant and Cancer Physicians" are
hurnbucs and irfpOsters. JACOB BROWN
Hancock county. Indiana, July, ls62
aug20- w&w3m
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ED. ID. BAsrA. Esq. has been nominated
a the Democratic candidate for Prosecutor for
the Eighth Common Pleas District. consisting of
the counties ofJohnson. Boone, Morgan, Monroe
and Shelby
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Democratic Union State Ticket

Ve'uOCIdtIC UuIOu ot8Ce I1cReC
roR SECRETARY or srArK,
JAMES ). ATHON,
OF Marion County.
roR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOSEPH RISTINE,
OF Fountain County
soR TREASURER OF srkTE,
MATTHEW l.. BRETT,
OF Davies County.
roR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR Il HORD,
on Decatur CoIHty.
roa SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL l.. RUGG,
OF Allen County
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PROPOSALS.
S e a e d Propos ais.
QUARTEENAsTER's DEPARTMENT., u. :. A.,
Indianapolis, Ind, August 20, 1862,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until ten O'Clock \. NJ, Thursday, August 18th
1862, for
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n will pay the highest price for American Gold and ST.
YER also for United Statas Demand Note old issue
kILBY FERGUSON.
Exchange Broker
ofice No a. Washington street. upstairs. "a
door right hand augl6-lcd
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An Ab,Ifion Coaciare At Washisgton--They
rant Martial Lar Declared orer The Whole
(oaHfTH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-25

The above assortment of Tobacco the largest to
be found in the West, and will be sold below the current
rates.
EARL & HATCHER.
, 1862-08-12

Sales 9,o bu. Chicago spripg at 8, ,Hattes
s1;16@1 2ac; 50 ooobu. amber Iowa at q go. q;
az e. sea wsssn bsy q on m1aa
sfa5sS 4 81 iftslios f. ~s3s1 S5:s & &
e s!:4tesgiL 4 q L5, I'll I.4so 6a Shits Ksa-
siai sha1se Ssrisy da aad dlrs nonias Mn aood sound
com very, scarce and a ahade fsaer; white
noeonnd abundant, and prices favor the buyer:
Oats active and rmes at 47l5Cc for jersey, Cana
.GRocEB1Ee- quiet, and without material
PRov!a,os, Pork quiet and without decided
mess P1'ea ef for ~ psns FIN ass; ssssX@
oeo tor prime: Beef quiet and ar1n: Sales 100
b1ls at IS so@I00 for country prime; sooD1o Is tot
1460 fof extra meas Prime mess beet and besi
hams dull. and prices are nominal Cut meats In
better demand and Yery drm. Sales 400 pigs Al
s sss nss4 ss ia III S ssy Fl
i;S IL oh3o 9o .tsfe. % ohssas nm n
6DeHc.
BUFFALO. Ang, n-F1orR-Deuand moderas1
snd market cadet
GnA1s--Ma!Eet quiet and nothing Of importane
doing. Corn In demand at As&044c. Oats stead.
WHrsKy-Quiet and no ISLES 49,.
cAsA FRE1sHra-a21scfor FOR CON, 14szcfoE Thea
LAKE. IHronrs-7e0o brls. -four, 14s,o00 bu
| wheat. II 100 bu- corn. Il, ,oo0 bu oats.
CAaAl ERoKTs-so0 ht1s. -four, 79. GOO bu wheat
~, ,N0 bu corn.
osWEGo. Aug. .n.-FLouB-Unehanged
GRAIR-Wheat ehade lower and quiet. salet
quiet: Sales, ao0o b; Illinois 4s 4exe: .,.. -
| CANAL FRE1GnTs-FIrmer. Boats scarce On
Sorwarders asking an advance
Iapoera-s ,606 bu, wheat, 81 GEO bu- corn
, 1862-08-12

ELEcx1oN.-The Il n. r. Arthur auards,' Of
the Board Of Trade Regiment. held their election
for commissioned officers yesterday afternoon at
Camp Hancock, which tee1]sed in the unanisaous
choice Of the following mined gentlemen: Captain,
George " Smith Isl Lieutenant, George Chan
der ; 2nd Lieutenant, Gilbert F. B}gefoW. This
Company ha4 been recruited mostly In the conu-
try, and Ia composed OF staiwArt set Of iutellI-
gent, thinking men Etghty.nfne men haye al
Teady been ..mustered I'M: and more thsn the
maximum number enrolled
Carr RE1Ds CoARAxy.-Capt. John Reid is
hsrd at work recruiting company for the Goard
Of TIaderegiment, at bis tent on the east eide Of
the square. Capt; Reid has sworn IN foctg-ntne
men, ten Of whom he enlisted yesterday.
TEE ELEVENTH 11lrso1s.-This regiment needs
two or three hundred men to complete its compile
menr. Capt. Lloyd Waddeu OF Co. E, color COM
pany and Lieut.. Dfzpe are stopping in the city to
recruit, and have an Office at 81 RaEdo1ph street.
Fill up their ranks and go the war; with regi-
ment that hAs a fighting name at home and 03rpdd.
TIE CROSBY GrARps.-A- c. McClurE, late Ii
the employ Of the well known hrm of fGtissa & Co..
! ard Chas. z. Boal, ufthc firm Of Hall, kimhark 8
| Co both excellent gentlemen, and prominent
| among the young men Of Chicagu, are rectuiting
| company for the Board of Trade Brigade at thl
tent In tie southwest corner Of the Court Honss
| Square. We.Wish them al SUCCESS, Recruits can
t. not sen1tEt Under better men, *>.' "
ALL ARoAHD GoIk9 Souri, u! TIE RAnRoA1
RSa1M9nr -Captstn D. T. Halls Coupany. head
quatxers No. q Clark street, needs 1sW mon
, 1862-08-12

NEW YORK, Aug. n.-FLouR-Aatket heavy
and &c lower, with. only naodeEste densnd nor m
export and horne consumption. sa:es. LEU
extra state; $4.M45.0O for super ~sstern 95;3
for common to metiuI extra Weatetn; 5.aes9
5.bofor common to good shipping brands extra
market closing heavy win no buyers At ontsias
quotations Canada -four heavy and Sc loWer
sales. $50 brls. at 35.1015 Is for common: e ~
and steady at $a 1d@A. s.. Corn meal IN faar de-
mapd. with eales OF TO brlA It 4S 6l ~ou
WnsKT-Narket sca1ce)J 90 arn4 Sales GU
bfla 1t a@31c- . ~, =
GRAM-X heat acttvs and closes shade hrmer;
the decline tn fse4ghts has nsosaha e9scs'
, 1862-08-12

.na naa- Aha fnanence n. 1ower 5tetphta. the oen.
- - - @AE1-..a .-,,.,5 .,t-he-
- -1.-s = .t,,,,.~, ..>. ,,xs,.,,.,1u ~,
49, .sstsr .a.,nced fnr1v r. ncv hnEhe1 tipber
49, ~ e-t,s,as Hgares ~ satn15av unxsrda
~. 90 coo ~ III ra7ea c1,auoe1 hands Mt
~; ~ 1,1a- Wh11c md Ye,lnw sf,oat szsa
o.. -. 81. zti~ea aona+. aazasqc far 12efectei1
ss.s.. .s.se 49,. ~ 1I,r.a n stora. and aeaasc
~ pa;srtad ~ s+ore The 1ul1x at the sa1es wgre
-. %. l., s.,.a a. -,h;ch H,,n-a the ,,a4-
AZ &C ZOE m13to u stotes ~ "naen hso1e Aho 1s-
ket closed steady, but scarcely 60 ntm az a. the
, 1862-08-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
4IONETARY.

NosDAT EvBE1SG, August II, 1862.
The money market shows no special change |
since Saturdays report. Business ts active; but |
still most Of the banks complain Of scarcity Of |
paper for discount. With several Of the leading |
banks 9 cent ia the regular rate and even y
cent In aomet1nes accepted. The usual range Is |
vM10 Q cent, at witch figures the market Ia |
abundantly supplied.
New York exchange continues weak. The buy
Ing range Is par @'s, though the upper figure il
seldom obtained The ceiling price is h@k-the |
loeer figure by come Of the leading discount
hou.ea 10 customers Oh round lots.
Gold was ehade armer. Tho bnYtng prtca 114
Oil, selling about ID.
Silver hug1ug COS; selling 1o1t2.
Old Treasury notes buying 4B@5; New buying
u, selling u premium
By letter received by one Of our Bankers from
the Treaeury Department We learn thst Treasury
Notes Of the denomination Of 1s and . and the
email charge postage stanpt will be ready for do
livery during the present week. They Will afford
ve1y important rellsf to the business public as
coon IS they can find their way into general c1cu
1at1on. The postage stamps are most wanted.
MuwAuKEE.-The seatiaes Of this morning
xays: ...
| the week ending Saturday Exchange was firm
at u premium selling. and par bnyirg. Gold had
y sa ssa
| rates nomnaly 1aQ315 per cent sllEe-7 per cent:
| buying, and nomina1]y 1a@l2 selling: Demand
| ination.
Aa7ket Rerseso Of the 9th Of duly says:
The reduction In the Bank Of ENGLAND rate Of
discount to two per cent, which took plsce on
| Thoxeeay. may be regarded as marking the en-
s Of s II s A1ae eIs seus RsT 81 Rh'1bs e.
VIII VII the duness Of trads
st ae Misa M aaes eaes Il ss1sa pe
:, + sibly find employment In commercial channels.
The surplus has now Increased to such an excess
| that rhe: rate of discount in Lombard street Is
oily * to TX per cent. for tue best bills, and the
very low rate OF per cent Is all that il Offered by
the banks and discount establishments for loans
il seems to III that this condition Of affairs
points to but one rcsult-1amely speculation tn
| The stock exchange-specu1ation In all kinds OF
pubic 2eciyities. Investors viii probably absorb
with INCREASED eagerneas an preferable and solid
seed Vile viii de7o:e
themselves with augmented zest to those kinds ot
stocks peculiarly Suited to ,epeculative opera:
% Der Cent. m p1eiuna. ana il tke TarEish and Porta
gueee loans to three per cent premium, furnish
TGica tha Speculation q 1ssawiI take. There Il
: areaeon to look for species Of manla Tor new
foreign loans and new foreign joint stock com
: The London Examiner Of July rs. sara:
The supply Of gold, resulting from Ieaizatfons o
securities ii New York continues: increasing tat
amount OF money a1oat- The bank directors yester
day reduced the rate to two per cent. In tn
Q open market capital does not command ~
: much as the bank rate. and tia applica
ed. very gora paper Of short dates can ,
discounted st one and fve-eighths per cent; Fo
euese lpan for ooc. Il whfch $500 o01 was zs
aerved for Lisbon. and e5o0 600 previously placed
, 1862-08-12

st. Lou1s Tobacco Market. Aug. 8.
Market sctive, and all offered was taken at very
full prices. Sales 2 hhds scraps at 81 u5D4.91, Z
hhds factory 1ugs from So.69D9a a5. 1hhIs plant
ers'lugs from l1Gs1t.A3 s hhds common shipping
$1v-2ed9l7. IS. 8 bids good do from Sls05Gb19 s.,
hhas medium manufacturing from S16.5GDts Is.
ald 5 hhds good Dc from SIS 65@2i-25 y 19V lbs.
, 1862-08-12

IDIA..-.-.- G1t3D
The city has a!ready paid II =. Green anE 9th
ers "a 53S s In full Of Judgment for DANA aud
appropriations Of their land in Building the bridge
at Van Bursn street; in visW OF which fact your
honorable body Oh the and Juns last passed 81
ordinance for apprepriating land and eIcavsting
the river channel at and near Van Buren, street
estimated In the communication from the Board OF
Public Wofks cent In With the ordinance at S3SQ00
Should the Supreme Cont on the case submitted
toit by the city and the Board Of Police Commis-
a1unere be rendered in favor Of the city and eEtab
hnh the validity Of The ordinance Of tho Constitu-
the Police Board. It will become necessary to pro-
vide Tor the payment OF conBtsbplary OF police
ferce, otherwise than By the tax heretofore IND
posed for poles purposes as the power to levy
that tax conferred by the acr referred to, and
would probably ceaae with its repeal The amount
was sea, &c, which would probably be about
the amonpt required for the current .ear-
The ordiuary resources Of the city Are lns11n-
cieEt to cover any OF these expenditures: Il.
therefore. your honorable body ehonld deem 1t ad
yieable either now or hereafter, before the meet
Ing u the general assembly to mnke appFoprtas
tions for the above purposes or any Of them, 1t
wall be necessary to make use of the power con
ferrcd by eectton 6 Of TIE charter amendments oi
Feb. Is, 1861, to iesue bonds running Ten yeas.
and to use the proceeds Of same In payment Of the
general expenses L fthe city. Thcsc bonds cauuot
legally be issued without provision sc the tisns
of the general tax leSy for the payment Of into
rest upon thcn1-
This communication was laid over and Or
dc1ed published.
The Finance Committee presented N ordi
nnnce making the necessary appropriation, ant
| an ordinance leVyipg taxes for ths Year 1867
, 1862-08-12

good men to make up their quota foE this Rssgi.
msnt;, Railroad men come forward and enlist
easg sra
ard the Government Of &1e9, Last cali. AlIaboard.
TEE CHoAao AHp RocR Island Gu4Rps+=-1ohn
ERnn, an old and highly esteemed resident df$:hi-
ch{esEo s ind Reek 1slaoa Ratl1osd d Company
Guards. We wish him every success IN: speedily
aS R th H s9se5 Il Ha@
reeratiSg onee L at the M Rock Island depot.
WALL DonH.---The Assay Guards have now forty
N. In camp, and dftg.hve On the roll.
Hyelop, who ia recruiting for Col. ": a. Howard,
evening. and wili leave With ons hundred and dfty
tomorrow night.
wan Ma1s1so.-P.triots Franeo-Au1ericains,
Canal!enB, Belges, 1tntlcns ct tous ceu1 qui par
lent Frnn9a1s. attsntioni Ie temps est gen0 de
pous astemblff n'ya pss une minute petdfe
monde Iaat ~ = ,1oa7e. Laa menbtss d. eenite.
Z, s. CREMRux,
ENL ALE.
- Captain Ryan and Lieutenant stits are unti.-
Ing In their s1ertions to have the Hur1bnt Guards
recorded In their efforts by Il. a Hur1bat, Esq ,
Of the nEm OF: Il. Reed d Co. Headquarters At
No 146 Lake gtreGt.
Important to Gas ConsumeFs-
have the exclusive agency Of the celebrated
Se11ugwen Dry Gas Regulator, and the euccess
have met with In the great saving Of gas has In
auced other parties to attempt to supply an inle
7for article and using my raaae to secure esles'
This is to give notice that have no agent what
ever, hat attend to the business myseK AL orders
LEFT at the store Of E. .. MacFarlane, 81 Lasalle
street, will recelYe prompt attention.
~ The Regulator guarantees to save hon
twenty to Gfty per cent. g. -LH7FrzawaL1.
AAg117t
| r. Madame Cora James Is daily astonishing
| the most skept1cal with her wonderful art, par
ta1niug to the past, the present, and the future
She 10 indeed prophet. Ladies' and gentlemen
come at ouce, as such an opportunity ts short
| Madam James successfully treat chronic com
plsints. He1 mode Of examination is with th
Clairyoyznt eye. Hours from eight a. N. until
pm. Office No. 60 West Randolph street, come
Of Clinton, aul2-6t
SoLnMoH's TEAPLB-This exhibition ahonid
eeen by everybody, and must be seen to be appre
c1ated. Lecture at 81 and 81 p. m. Admissio
Is cents. au1t-3t
~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics
and Artillery Practice, by the War Department
Muster Rolls, Zousve Drill, Young Recruit, swoz
Exercise, and all other books, for eale By P. 4
Sherlock. III Dearborn street.. au66t
kB- Cook Ac1sin eteam Dyera and scourers,
Dearborn and 10 s. c1aTk streets, clean sad d.
ladies and gentlemens clothes IN the best and chea
est manner. The Oldest established house In the cit
"0au On Dunlop, Eewell Il 6pald1n9 for Printing.
noVt1h2a1-Iy
, 1862-08-12

lsee bE TIE TRIBUNE of this morning an
excursion to GAINESVILLE, Wis, Is c6nsem-
plated. Let me ask its managers il even an
excursion can not be made to join the fires
OF patriotism, By making arrangements with
the people Of JaucsYille Tor . war meeting oo
the ric, mic grounds Get the Janesgile p2-
loyal Chicago. Take out with you some
prominent popular war speakers, and my ac-
quaintance with the people Of JanesEllia aud
the ntighborhood assures me you will be
heartily assisted By their speakers. Come,
double interest Of 8 1nass WILT meeting, and
let Illinois freemcn have an opportunity of
exchanging sentiments with the patriots Of
Wisconsin. CAMP FIRE.