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mm SENTINEL. FRIDAY MQK.MMi. SEI'T J3 DEMfHTRim TOI NTT TICEET. fur State aster, JOHN LORD. For RpreaeouUea, AHNKK R.

HTDK. RAYDON For 8b 5 STEPHEN McSAbS for Treburs, OZRO RATr go- Cao'j FM District EMSLEY ThirJ District JAMES WEBB. For Sarrayor. BATES HOSRROOK For Corwner. CHIJITIA YEAOER.

For iMor of Omer Township, JACOB I.I. I n. 0 Mortons. i I McDonald will add reo th peyipte jo.nMv a follows: At Crawfordsville. on Friday, September At VtrtAille, Kiple? county, on Mondav.

September 26. At Anderson, on Wednwda? September At Kokomo. on Thursday. September 29 At Peru, od Friday, September 30 CITY ITEMS. arcwell benefit of Mi Sallie St Clair RoB rot "To i had of Baki-r I afelreri only.

J3-at Maiic A t)fial meeting of Anrnt Lu I mark will he held this evening FrMay at lf pail 7 o'clock, (or work in third decree Joh.i Parmoms, Sec'y. t. 4 MrNamaraV fell South Illinois street, for choice family and pur winea and liquor. Baltimore fnh ovstera rect-ived daiiv No. 28.

ffrmcmher the soldiff Jgoffaf to th" Mu cum on Saturday. H'" The hotel-, are crowded 10 their full capac ity of ordinary basin, hut they arc making every arrangt ment to provide for the rominp fair, and will do it. thatj Mr. Jolfl BwawjT, the lat-proprietor of the Palm Hou-e, ha pun haeed the well-known rtManrant of LmeIi LUTTf, un will endeavor to -nit the mot fa.stiliu epi urc (TAdmi-sion to the Mum am only cent-, on Saturday. JfMr Bowers baa beei engaged bj A ntz No.

39 Went street, ttul they are taking tN( IwBw ni.uiufitcturing hall ioiiattle ImmMh ami hnw Xrv It if too want a neat fit srifJH whit you order fail to to the Mili um on Saturday Ti ket- nt everybody, larre and small, visit the Museum on Saturday. Ticket for sale at Ian Davis' Hat Store. Q27In with ord rs from Gen. La. Noble, Col.

Mank yesterday for Evansvill-to arrange a rendezvous for the (icrman regimentthe 32il 17 Henry A Reed of Co I), Uth Indiana, can got Iii disrharg. paper by calling at the Palmer Horjv, where tiny were found on Wedne-day. CTGrand Laughing night at the Theater! CP" Remember that the soldiers get the benefit of the Museum on Saturdav. Tickets for sale at p. Bingham The Draft.

Counties or townships desiring to escape the draft will do well to call at No. 32 12 South Illinois street, up stairs. Substitutes are not furnuhed, bat volunteers are. negro regiment, full twelve hundred strong, from beyond the Ohio, passed through the city yesterday on their way to Johnson island, to guard rebel prisoners there. Lieut.

Col. W. W. Darnell, ol the gfe-riou Uth Indiana, a regiment and a commander that have been in the war since it commenced, left last night for the army of the Shenandoah, commanded by the gallant Sheridan. rjTwo great stars to-night.

Go go go! Professor Jukes will give an elegant glas case containing $20 worth of specimens of glas-1 lowing to the person purchasing the greatest number of tickets on Saturdav next, the day set apart for the benefit of the Indiana Sanitary-Commission, the proceeds to be paid to the Treasurer of the State Fair Sanitarv Bazaar. C7" Professor Jukes, of the Indiana State Mu teum. Ma lame English proprietress, gives the proceeds of his wonderful art, that of glass-blowing, on Saturday next, to the Indiana Sanitary Commiion. Barras as the convulsing Aminidab Sleek! CMadame Englih gives the entire da proceeds of tha Indiana State Mu urn. on Saturday next, to the State Fair Sanitary Commission.

Our citizens at home and vi-iting us will doubt testify their appreciation of this noble liberality of Madame English by visiting the Mneum on that dav, and on other days thereafter. Sanitary Fair The Bohemian glass-blower donates the entire sales of that day to the Sani-itarv Fair; will also give a magnificent present, enclosed in a beautiful gla cae. to the person urchaing the largest numU'rof tickets. Tickets for t-alc at A M. lienham i Co.

Mum. Store. Admission 25 cents Dr Kline. No 30.1 West Fourth street. I IwMf fl ill Ohio tili nio-t sin ul tt'M upon Cancer in the world, will be ladtawapeHa, at the Palmer House.

Room .10. Ortet fti and 7in IT tortTth FsaM-s roa Sali: We he tr sale number of fine firm in the vicinity of this eitv. foi sle at reasonable price. WiLfT A art lb lw Resl Estate CMiai St. Clair in two great comediea QmvNM roa Pwfwi lit inn Um men drawing muskets in the pre-ent lottery now going on are asking ijuestions that we cannot answer; we have concluded to give them to the public, in the hoH? that some one in authority mav find time to an.

wer tlum It" a man drafted within the juota doe not pre-ent claims for exemption at the proper time, and cannot be found when the time of notice has expired, will he be coiLsiiervd a Icm ter If alrafted man to fill the quota, (or 1st clanin off. will a man drafted in the 1K) per cent (or 2d i hv. be taken to fill hi place I If he is. and the quota is tilled. 9 the first man a desi-rter the 21 class man.

taken to fill fjL place of a deserter, be released if that de-Wrter should afterwanl be arretted Quakers air e.m:'t oa paying So0 Will men in the 2d class be takrn to fill the pla-c of a Quaker that pavs out 1 Can a Quaker that supports a candidate in favor of the war put in the plea of being conscientiously oppoed to war when he i draft ell jJl.tWM) IUwah The aboe reward wdl be tien to any person who can a rreacrip- tion tor cough, cold, whooping-cough, asthma. mi consumption, which is equal to Dr Strickland's Meliitluou Cough Balsam Thi balsam will cure the ir complaint. alo pitling ot blood aud ui.bt Uue cMt bottle is sufficient for any one to try The worat eases ol chronic couub." astbaaa, hooping cugh and ui.rj tattsfoi cousuoiplion are cured Dr k.nd's Medifluoua Cough Halsam It can be bad at an? druggist It il ditltrent fiom any other cou.b wJC" ki.own kj tbut couulry. 11 Meeting Last Night to Avoid the'Draft HV KIBNCRIBIl, Ac. Ac.

Ac. Ac. Ac In pursuance to the call to take meanre t- fill thf quota of Center township, the Wigwam last evening wa tilled by those who feel the ne-re-itv of attending prrraptlv to the matter iu hand. At half-past 7 o'clock the meeting wa called to ord'-r bv Col Dick Kvan, who nominateil William Wallace Chairman. Mr.

Wallace was unanimously electel. and tat the objects of the meeting The organization of the meeting was completed by ele-ring James Tomlinson, and S. T. liowen Vi'i Pre-ident. and K.

A Davis H. Parih as Se retarie. (Jen Carrington, in hi usual happy style, urged npn all pre-ent to come forward and plank up their money liberally to obtain the nec-eary volunteers. Mr. Swectzer stated that there are 8,559 men on the enrolled list for this township subject to draft That the nnmber of men to be raised was 4SI The following resolutions were then unanimously pas -d Kesorved, That this township be divided into convenient districts, and that committees be appointed for each district whose duty it shall I forthwith to thoroughly canvass the town-hip ami obtain subcriptions to raise the ne-essary volunteer to fill the quota of Center township.

olv That a committee el five, eoni-t-in' ot .1 Irl, Jam' Sulgrove. John Cav n. .1 II. Kohinson anl Calvin Fletcher. le ap-jointef to reeeire the subscriptions a they arc paid in at such place or place- as they may des- I.

tte Beaolved, That such committee shall not pay out one dollar of said subscriptions until the entire -urn required to relieve Center township from the draft has been fully paid to them. If a sufficient numln of volunteers are not raied, then hould an; subscribing Ik? drafted he -hall retvive from su fund $40o. Beaolved, That, if the necessary sum is not roicd, it shall le the dutv of the committee to pay back 10 parties paying in the same the amount of their resjecti subscriptions. Keolved, That when the quota shall have le rilled, the committee shall pav anv balance remaining in their hand to Maj. Erie Locke, for the use ol the Sanitary Commission of Indiana.

The following wag then read: Lanius, Eq Von an- gtborised to state to the meeting to-night that I will give one huu irel my-cll. and five budlM dollar-for the Tern- H.iute and Richmond Railroad Co. toward clearing Center township from the present draft, provided an amoiinwutricient altogether i- rai-ed to it. J. Peck.

September 221, 1864. Thi was received with loud cheer, and the work of subscription lcgun in earnest, and -um roiled up rapidly. After alout S.3U.O0O was subscribed, the following rt wa- psated: Resolvi 1. That each ard in the city be con stitutcd a canvassing di-trict; that that part ot nt township lying out-ide of the it lc ili-vided into li-ti t. The following committees ran then appointed in accordance with the first resolution to an va- tie ir various distrieta, with power to appoint others aa aasi-tant- 1-t Ward N.

S. By ram, Chris. Speigel. English, William Brown, Henry Seven, Todel, Charles Wittemburg, Daniel Yandes Jr. F.

Babb, Leather-ad Ward Samuel 'raiin Wm. J. II. Bob- iiison, Andy Wallace, Henry Cohurn. 31 Ward J.

ML J. ML Baldwin. R. Itrowning, John Reynold-, John Ftihback, J. I'.

Hohoa, A Daeaar, Daaial Taylor. 4th Ward Jame- DowgjbMa, OeOTM Pitta, B. B. Bm r-on, Fred Smith, Patrick Knits. Win.

Bonhammer, John Rineham. Win. Coflba, Frank Glazier. 5th Ward Wm. Roll, George Sloan, Stc phen McNabb, Fieleri Lan'c, Sam'l Buchcr, V.

Butsch. 6th Ward Wm. Boa. Wm. Resnor.

Samuel Watson. ChaHes Kapker, K. C. Mayhew Stephen Wilson, Fred Klane, Henry Paul, Richard Simp-on. 7th Ward Jo Davi-, Jacob CotTman, Daniel Glazier, E.

T. Sinker. G. L. Bart, John Cnver- saw.

J. Miller Hth Ward H. P. Lsrth doiin (iicen. ML W.

EL Duran, Thomas Roberta, William Cook. Charles Riehmond, H. Cook. Mfc Ward Thoma- F.van. do- Staub, John Mannv.

A. Siden-ticker. John W. iiay. W.

Noble. John B. Stumph. 1st Di-rrict Comprising that part of Center town-hip lying- north of the National road and of Fall Creek ML Conn: I mT. Sam'l Johnson.

K. W. Howlaixl. Diattici Sowth el the ittonal Read aad ei-f the li-ou Road Swniiel Merphey, John it Qreoa, Witltaai MeOtaagti lin 3d District We-t of the oli-on Rod and south of the itiontl Road Boefgio, Mich ol Dnigherty, Graidstull', Theodore Til lev 4th Di-trict Et-t ot White river and west of the N'oblesville road Thos Scliouley. John Bru'C.

laa ic Wiiht 5th D.strict All thit pirt of Cf liter towndiip west of White river Daniel Johnson, I-iic ngenecker, O. irtin It ass then That all the commit'ees for the city meet the Court House to morrow (Frid ty morning 8 o'clock. That meetings be held TaUtf atlt everv night till thecpiota of Center township is filieii Keolvii, That it ail all be the luty of the committees above named to teport the names ol a'l pirtie subject to draft who refuse to sub sciibe. and that such n-mes be published in the papers The meeting then adjourned. iff" At the meeting 1 i-t eveuing to fill ti MOta of Center township, there were at les-t parMM prtWBt, Marly sll ahm.

we i.t were interested in the ohieet tor which the meeting was cil ei Some $30,000 weie sub-enbed Nerlv fJHI.lHKI will hive to be r.ised. and ibit within a few ditys. or the draft will ceit.iinlv take Lice Under the resolutions, nne of this money is to be used unless the imount necessary to pay the requisite number ol volunteers is first pail in We are justified in saving that at least 5.0O0 ought to have been subsenhed at the meeting ist evening There were a few liberal contributions by individuiN. and some reasonable ones concerns comprint several parties and representing large inter ev- We are unable for waut of -pice to pub the imes of subscribers in to iCs tiper. We rn iiir citizens that thev must ubcribe liberally to this cuise ur the dntt will shortly take pfiwa is much cheaper to procure volunteers under this arrugcmcui than it will be to pr cure substitutes.

THE TRIAL ofk. D0DD. See! 0.i Lfrewriiayia The Court met at half-past 10 clock. Present all the oth -ers tliereof. Defendant apartl with his coun- 1.

Hn. Jonathan Cnnhn and Hm Mart-n Ray. and cnten-d a again-t the jurisliction -t the i-ourt. After the reading of the protest, the Court ad-iourne until thi (Fridav) morning at half-past If o'clock OraMin av Bakkr Mclvaa A very rre atoek ol Li nes. lient lernen Misae' and Chil iren's Furs, of Canada.

America: and French Sabiea. German Fitchea Re. i Erm I very beautiful; 1'Liu and Squirrel. River Mii.k cotorei lad natural, made up in all the Mfl fashionable atjiea. Cloaks and Mantillas, three qusrter.

half and quarter Oil r. Talma-. Collars tipped ai plain, lor tents. Otter. Beaver Nutria.

Seal and Rat Codar. Muffler Gauntlets, Gloves. ko The fur trde temg a leg timate franv-h of our business, the public may rest aurd that what ae h.s been selected with care and judg aaeot aiud aid bv sold as low as the lowe-t mmM '-A krfll resWP, id by 3i feet, veil life-ted, in the th.rd torv of tbe uw -ieutmel build.nr. for rent. dlf The Draft.

he draw tog in Marion waa conti oued yestetdty. in the following eounliea by town ship The names drawn will be found be-I The names in the firs: column are tbe cumber required br th quota thoae io tbe ilnain are per cent, extra to 61 1 up deficiencies. HKNDKICKS C0UV1 I LIRkKTT I.l M.I No of quota bb Thoma- Wilson Silas Kendall Charle Roach Isaac Wantlin Abraham rr No. drawn 13'2 Richar.li: IK. William Turner .1 Gwvnn Wick Joseph Edward-Mo-e- A Kehner William Falkner Francis Johnson Stephen Bowers.

John Had Reuben Bun ham I-aa Petty A Kriker Nathaniel Petty Jesae Ca-e William Doffren Jones John Catchall A Mison Ila-lley Aaron Kite Thoma Kutley Smith Alfred HadD John Willi- Nigh Manlv Hallev John Walk, John Brav William Bu ikg CC Bray ('harles Acf in (ieorge Riley Jos ph Wood-William Banghman Wa-hington A West I Miver San-lers John Sivage Jonathan Lindley Joshua Norman James Buchanan John A Meredith a.a;o To sr -n No of (piota No drawn 76 Reulen Hampton William Barnctt Jonathan Walton I-aa. Halley Jame- Nevils ier'c A in Witherftoa Richard Harper lame- I) Smith A Phelp, Alexander Bell harles Morri-on William Wade Jam William-William Klw.rn George Downev William Martin Jame Dorlar Thomas Taylor Pee Dem' dm Kllinton Abraham Burnett William Ryrd Isaac hri-tie Zem-i Hunt I lean Harjier John I William Bomfield William Panaer An I- (Mefl Johfl Srephenson William I me We-t Morgan Btepbesaoa Aen inh John McCoy Ta.wcll CwkartaoM James 'row Georg' Sharp Albert 1) Victor Trusel Wilharr. Hankin Jame- lin -Jacob Miller Woodford (' Truman James Riner James II Btevens Jame Bi kleheimer William Nichols William Christv Peter (i Fry Benjamin Dodson Jam- Loag Eno- Di' ker-on John Hay Sila- 'v-man Jackson Dickenson Jonathan Pwgeiaoa John Steel John Stunnan Mauas 'ru-Jes-e Dolson Fran i- Davis Jam -Hi real John Graham -ia'i 1) Wynn vi Bart Thomas Bafil Fountain Hardwick John Chad James Perkin Henry Rse Andrew MeDaniel Jam PTnder Ira I wards William Turner. KKL RIVKR TOWNSU.r No of piou 3d No drawu 7G. Qainev ivis Wm I'roiter i lea Moor free Pavnmut Joh i it (J mch Simpson West rtiley Hayworlh Elijih Copehind 11 Tiobri.L-e Thomas Miller John Davids (ieo DeiveiiDort is Shield John (trover Jo irlin A I Fullen 0 it Uiveas Nathan Waters desse Folaud John Limb John Hedge James Trunnell Baieel Dteidaoa Jolui Moure 1) i ven port John Hedge Cii AnIerson Ken ja min Davi? Wm Hvalt John Woodard illis SUvens Levi irtin -loiies John Hendricks Jesse Jones Win lbimett Eli Martin Millett ihn nber Will.

Weal in Jones Abrah'm Whitenack Jas Hendrick Robert Trotter Joaepk Woo i Salsbery Pennitig'on Joaiak Elhtt Lnmith Robbins Silas Kns-ell Edward iddoi 'o Robbiae i attc frotu Minatree Pennington Baaieal Cook Fre1 i-ier Wm 11 1' ps .1 a- Emmons I ward dioney Hear Otter aiai Jeron Taylor Wm Darf. Jr Moes re dm Frmcis Wm Davis im- Tr trer in Ko Joseph Waters Jes-e ments is Hackle? Sew art Willi. Hewitt bei Ric i nd-on Daniel Ruuey Divis A1 i Fi-cus i ih Rheinau MIDDLK ToWNSHir No drawn 6 I Israel Headrickson in Gi eug I -e Deoa i John Gullv Jr Edward drley Sacra Wm Riv Lea I Hirsiu A Folbv itnuel Seech Oliver Hill Vincent Craft Caleb 0 F. Cloud lohn Smith John iv Th thooke Joel Smith Waiters James Shinn (iieeii Hol-solaw .1 imes A Klair ames New Wm Orifl Hopper Liatoe Robert Fre-ley Msthias Riird John Bill Andiew McCaclin Wm Man i. Jacob Walters Allen Jones K-quire Turner Johnson Biff Isaac Walters unuel Bender Vellon Faucht Out ley Heni Paiker imes Avres Wm Wdls Wm CrafT Lewis Mpaelding Simon A Civ wood Robert Kiiii; A'l-tin P1eron Green Kenne tv Jas Burnett unuel Young Washington Smith John 0 Newman Alfred Stan lev iiee.i Pea reo Chadwick Wm A ToMf unuel A McAnm -ti laaac Dillon Alfred .1 Stager John Spicvletairc Alfred aeoei rowmair No drawn 68 Quota J4 Jame- Harnett Henry Dcljran Daniel Fitch Eh A McCaslio Mich Hogaa Riiey McC slin Am-s Phillips Isaac Foster John liiteshue amfs wder ti: nd'son Buriow John Col line Ira -Daniel Daniel Smith John Bearer Mahlon MeDaniel Freler 'k Leonard John Harnett Thomas Garner John Linch Henry Wils Lei- Beesly Wm Wyant Jo-eph Cooper ton Watson John Robin-on Stlaitl Leavitt BbCMW Iomlitisoi; Hender-'n Courtnev Robert Smoot John Moran .1 ur.es Ruckles Era-tu- Hopkins Samuel .1 SnaaebaBgfe Wm James Hankins Wm Artiu James Htfrbg Robert Dun ii: Andrew Evans Waahiogtoa Pbillipa Charie Hessian Th ma- 0 llahite John Tolle Martin Hessian Wm itts Wm Hatcfcat Eph Tomlinson James Patterson Preston Pennington John Parks Charles Miller Berry man 00)01 wiey Ne -on Loui Jelt Patrick Jam N'athiniel Gossett lohn Marrle Thomas Courtney Azatiali Herrmg A -a th Author.

Wilson tine- '-o-i Philetus Ford diet mith Thoma? tch Benjamin Shirley i ro tow mrr Drawn 66. tjuota S3 Hyatt Altred Gonlon ns Ieak in vfky Mn John Plummer James Leak Jeaae Gibson Jamaa Scott Wm rdon Wm Leun Marion Stewart Aleaander Kradshaw Daria Washiurton Hampton Thoims Plummer Coiemau Smith Ai do. 1' John Lamt ert John Griffith Ir-ac t.n Wm Newman Johu Gregory Abnev Wm Hi ugh Jamea Brsott Charles Keener Wm Siaker VMM TOWJtSBir COXTIMEO Ltwson Robinson 8 Remolds Oacar Hull Stiaoei Eiliott John Shafr Dariu Leacbman Jame- ierd Jesne Vealev A Caldwell Pearee John Rader Joshua Scott John Staker James Davison Benjamin Raney John Bailer Reuben $ott James 1'hompaon John Sharp i.son James mmoiis Jame BUh Wm Pe-ks Wm A lams Wm Hines John Joep'is Wm izxira I ii Kims Luxere Mose Fieaudt Wn. Thomas Piff Henry Leak Frnk Sharp John Osborn i in. Been ti i MaaMeaaaeeri 1 ker Wm A Cistk I.IM'OL TOWMSHir No ol 19 Wm Hylton Lemuel Weil.

Johi. Fr 1 1 Vaeaee Deaael Brown i iel Aldi kige Wm Borbet 'JG Jesse Cope John Huddle-ton James A Williams Hannibal Burns Reaj.uiiu Dividaon James (iay Washintui Brown Thet.philas James Murry Wm A Piter-on John Smith Jas Webber Wm Hill Brown Thomas Ctrl irk Halle Fr u.k 1 i les Calvin Frant is (i imble Wm Aers CLAY T'JWNsHIP iota 2o No. drawn 50. Cornelius Green ij ih Jones Moses Stanlev William Tilran Hadley A lll-on C'ofh'l John Slimier El. Mush II .1 ihn Ford David Hadley Addison Dixson tieorye Hard a irk John Dix-on Conpie-t Jesse Hodson laaac Hoi ett Abel Stanley hex Stanley Franci- Stewart Br in K-tes in icre Call in Dixon Thomas Ada in Taweseaaa Jot.

ithan Crow imes Harlan Wm Turner Ahimaz Kendall HarUn Carter Jonathan Hocket I--ic Wi-e Enoch Wuotlv Josiah Pierson Brazleton Hodson John Allen Robett Morrical Joseph Nelson Calvin Tomlinson at ti Wm Thomas Matthias i-l is Enoch Harlan Levi A Phillipe A-hiev Crews Wm Li-by Martin Milton 1'nrter Enos Hid ley Hamilton irney An irew Marshall MORGA9 COUNTY Bit! TOWNSHIP. Ho o'. pjtt 41) No. drawn 9. loseim i Roheit Caehatt Robert Stenhenson John lioglen Wrn Brun'tn ir Jacob Hoffman John Elkius Henry Bartholomew Baily Ueorge Eiler John Smith ihert A Pearcy A Drake James Bailey Frederick Snider John Carroll uns Mackey unuel Bailey Martin Wilson Joseph Brown Michael Muegrave James Gill aspy Jonathan laggl Wm Flake unuel (iutride Hensley Ldvi Hol-epple Oreeaberrj Thoeaaeoa James Ennis Geo Gillaspy Jr Perrj Pearej Sijtnre Pi int'le Xontpornerv Ferena Jas Stafford Wm Baahllog Wm Rid toid Henrj Shultmire John 9 Wikoe li- Pe tree Benj min Viols Benj imm Th on iner K.r i ll, iirs Rick ir 1 A Anr.ih im Stejiinui Wiiburn iw-oti A Smet Ciaiborne A Carr Div I Dr.ke Mora in Duke Ainirew .1 Perry Henry Beckbort Luke Ai Inch John Moore r-.

Zike James Robert Duke Baser? Funis John Zike Jame- (iiiiisollite 1 homj.son Robert Moore, Manker Peaev Harper Wm Thompson Isaac Coonfieid cot) Pe rsy (ieo Egbei Andrew Flakes ies iel ispy Stephenson Baren PearCJ ich anah Scayus Gfo in Prather Nathaniel Pea ff 1 John MeOleeg Absalem Bailey I te K( nt Tnos Kent Benjamin Elijah Avery 'Sil Prather Wm John unuel Ltreij nthony Spray BT at Becwaej Whittan Eikiu Philip Rider Henry El kins John WilliaoM John Peny Chambers Parki 1 uuea Can ell Andrew A eo A I ms Joseph Heuper James Miles David Wjrick IIAKK SON TOWNSHIP. of (juota 8. No. drawn 16 Overtoa Cone Ch irles Bisinycr, Reutieu Aldrich Henry I) Carlisle Henry Carter John Rite hey Eli Saw er James Trusty Mouiton Geyard teket Elisha iox John Hayf Crus Richardson Wmfield Duke no Holsapple MaOBOll fOWMalir. No OWOta '23 No.

drawn 40 PhtlHp Parke A brier Cox Jr Eli Jaekeoe Thomas Ev.ms Henry Reynolds Oliver Lewis Dover Jeremiah Gleason Patrick Thornbury Levi Lvons Eli Bel! Joel Roe Francis Fields Joel Low John Lea i Hiser M- tv Johnson Fields Thomas Thorubury Ne'son (irissum Jehu Spray Cyru- tt son Samuel Fogleman CLAY .1 imet Stocktberri Ezra Perry A Watson Samuel Harrow Willis Grift's French Oak ct Alfred Fields James Leithers John Park Thorn is Nugent ephen Woods John Connor (eo tiriffi John Phillips Amlrew (ioodpaster Wm Park Wm Wilson John Tillman Cornelius Collin-Si meon rpenter Columbus 1 io dpaster Littleton Baker Milte Roe No. drawn 22. Thorn Ray Wm A More Edward Pore James Hodges Henry Bryant Mates Cturles Buck Charles Elkius Shubai Ross Wm Seward Chas Priu-ie No of quota 11. Andrew Fields Johu Lamb Michael Keller Roh art Poti John Montgomery Elijah Breedlove John Gurley usual Eihot tchel Parker Wm I Statitoti jhn S3 mson BROWN TOWNSHIP. No of quota 33 No.

drawn 66 Theater Hi more MoCrackea John Poultei John Htdler dm Powell James Day A ex Hus Bj I realer lakiu cob Whit- ead Joseph Ncany N'-uh hue Wm Mooo Mdj Rev Holds Ctias Clark A Clayloe Pierce McNefT Ste: bee i Wi.ol Chas Rusie Luther Staley Samuel Rooker Berne John Cotner Elwood White Robert Neabv Wm H-rver Wm 0 Hubbard Peter Hsger Tilhmau Hunt Ira (t arger Alpheu- Overman Wm Moore ui Sumner Giles Mitcbel BioomnelJ Mitchel Simpson Green ivid Fanner Younger A Bray Levi Hadlev Wm Pennington Jame Monical John Barker I cizer Johnson -bert Tharp Reason Shelty John F. email Jabel Comer Bewege. D.xon Samuel Engle Joseph Pool deou Wrighuman Jacob A Crailon Wm Newby Wm Macf ThS Carter Freden Ke.ier Newton Sbroke Isaac Raukius John Thornberrv Johu 0 Shroke Milton Farmer John Lashlev Thos Anuck David Sneets iiirtley Sellers Nathan Day Nathan A Hunt DAio rowxaai drawn 14 iOla 7 Leu Clark ra Johnson Calvin Westmoreland Preston Elmore John Homer Robert Harlan Oba.liah Frv Francia Lieobery Harrison John Campbell Solomon Dor satt l-tile James Wh.tlow AlleoMcCol.um jxrvxaaox township CJuot7. No drawn 11 Wm i. noard Rennet Clark Wm Cx J'seph Hillon 1 1 Slomon 1 eague Wm Mclutneae Starlin 0erton Robert Oaaiaa MeXteJef Virginbjs rri- Hei Shane Elijah Per.

field uaaica No. drawn 24 Isaac Antirewa uota 12 Joel Brown George Runncis (ieorge Tavlr Wm Lolier lohe Wii-, 1 Thomas Jackson Wm Hovieuus nies us-el! Joel Williams James Baker Wm Bullinc' Nathsn Fair Wm Abi 1I.101 Weaver R. her: Miller Henry Steward Burpel Jo'if B.awder Dasei MeDaniel Francis Brown Isaac Fiener Zacharmh Miller Heurv Md.er MONROE TOWNSHIP. No. of quota 14 No.

drawn 28 James Haglewood Divid Harper Edward Hobson Isaac Painter Columbus Johnson Wm Mult David Phillips Wm Bray Lindlev McCracken Isaac Henshaw Madison Pearc Wm Berry Edwin Tsvlor Thorn Done Henry Rubtou Sidney Johu-on Phillin Pray Wm Hurt Addison ndley Josiah Fox Eno- Lambert David Johnson Ashley Johnson i Turner Bsiter Chambers Owen Williams Geo Hubbard Samuel Trogden bat township No of quota 3 Noah Gallimore as A Creach Jasper Klwnrl ine (i Rrne Wm Wilson Joseph Lapo-ey Isaac Eister En es Icy Sink Lawrence Leonard Aaron Caries Alfred Piersou Jesse Shoemaker Thomas Baldwin John Dunni-an Jesse Spiin Levi Yashel Wrm. Secret Thomas Liposer Thos Puttorf Geo ister Thos rest Henry Carpenter Wiley RtlftM John Bowman Harrison Tr bt idge Wm Whitaker Franklin March Michael II irr Geo Whitaker Henry Bead ford Pratt! John Scott Oeo Haioti Peter Winkler Anderson Carjenter 0 ilraw ii 70 Wm Man on Noah Bow man Thomas A Guy Thos Stergeon Abraham Stirwait Andrew Buekheart Grisnm Ruasel Ruel Beverly James White Hiram ttroun! Kiwin Baldwin Nathan D.iwson Thos Dunnigan James Stockwell Chas Vierer Newton Young Noah Bolan Wm Anderson Jefferson Miller Sohn Stirwait Benjamin Applegate Henson Baldwin Wm Hancock Clark MeLauehlin Chat 1 ton Shular John Crosby Able Bowman Benjamin Stephens 1 muel Bahl win Jacob Roland Jasper Newton John Hancock Jain; S'tockwell Alexander Bourn Archibald Hartsoek Indbina Mate aiel Nunitary Fairs. RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS. The following arrangements have been made with the railroads design ited below, for carrying pissenyers to and Irom the Twelfth Annual Fair of the State Board of Acriculiure. to be held at Indianapolis, trom the Id day of October, lb64, to the Bth, inclusive; also tir the transportation ot irtidea the above Fair or the Sanitary mir.

All passengers will be charged full fare to In dianapolis, ami upon having their tickets stamped bv the Secretary of the St te Board upon the Fair grounds, they will be returned by the rail road liee; otherwise their tickets will be void for the return trip. Tickets will be for sale at all regular stations luring the week of the Fair, and will god from the 3d dav ot October to the (Ml. Stock, machinery, will be IraaeportOa1 to Indianapolis at full rates, and will be returned bv the several railroads free, upon the certificate of the Secretary of the State Board, that the animals or articles were on exhibition, and did not change bands dariae, the week of the Fair. Terre Haute and Richmond R. Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line R.

Indianapolis and Cincinnati R. R. Louisville. Niu baaj end Chicago R. Indiana Central hv iMeille and Crawfordsville R.

BeUeiontaiee Toledo. 'Logansport and Burlington R. Jeieraooville R. Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago R. R.

Micbigrn Otttrel R. R. Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana R. R. Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw idfUM aud Ihdiaoanolis R.

R. Other will be added from time to time as they aie heard from W. H. Looms, Secretarv of State Board of Agriculture. IS 4w.

JOBH I. LH AV LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLE, Mm. 10 ust Pearl Mre 1. in rear of Nenl.ii I ItuiUling mar'il-dly FOR SALE OR TRADE TUR MOL PHfaVI OX THB C0RNKR OF Delaware and South street, in Indianapolis, con- taininft 40 rooms. Situated well to cure a thriving hu-me-.

1 -rin-easy. Itiqur" of McKKRNAN A I'IKKC sptl6 d'2m Real Kstate AgnU. PROFESSIONAL. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A5D SOLICITORS OF Claims: Office No. 432 Pennsylvania avenue, a few floors east of the National Hotel.

Will prosecute claia before tbe United State Court of Claim and Congreaa. Busine-s with all the Executive Department, Including Claim of every connected with tbe Military and Naval Service, attended to with promptness and energy. septS-d3m NOTICE. $10 TO $20 A DAY. A aHfl WAXTKI TO THE IMPROVED I.im.F.

SF.WISti JTACHINE-The beat cheap Machine in the United State. are ginnt a eommisdou by which the above wares can be made, we will employ agents at 75 a month and expense paid. For particular and term addte. with stamp, T. S.

PAOE, Oeneral Age ept22-d2tAw? Toledo. Ohio. PRINTING. LHAS. W.

HALL. I' HUTCHINSON FIB ML HAM, niT(HIM, HWINti PURCHASED THE ENTIRE Printing, Stereotyping and Bookbinding Establishment OF IK)DD ARK NOW PREPARED TO do all kimN of wore id their hue, in a good atyle au I at aa low price a any eatabiiahmeat in the Wet. Having even steam presse in our e.tabl!hment, they ens' le a to do work in the bortest poaeiM time GIVE XJS A. CALL. o.

1 l-a aliiiieton INDIANAPOLIS, IND II I I I A HI T( mMn. Sptl4-dtf WANTED. 1 1 riS KD Six Girl to do eoeraJ Hooaework te a liaiiillanlj at No. 8 PALVEK a FORD private fami.j Appy Man land street 1 MM NOTICE. KLKCTION TICKKTS, drCT I II 71 EARLY.

WE ARE PREPARED TO PRINT ON SHORT notlc. and correctly. Election Tlcketa. on either white or assorted colored piper. It it important that very cuur.ty sboolti ie supplied with pifn of ticket, at xn early day, there can m-tut in baring them in time.

All orJert aeot to oa will be proaiptlr at tended to. lu ordering he uro ard write the naaea af candidate on the coanty ticketa plain, and pell iL em right. Addreoa ELDER. HARK NESS BI5GHAM eptl WANTED. a TANTKI Twenty Carpenter.

Wage. 3 per day. Inquire at No. a Maryland traet. MM ANT KD Tan Seaaiatreaar to work on Men's mr Wear, at Nu a Mary la.

Ur ANTED Two Bar Tender who can speak the German language, at a Maryland at reel. ANTEIL A Girl to do general bou-f w.irk a private family, at 8 Maryland street. WANTED A Girl to it la Sewigg In a private famiU and who has had experience In a stag a sewing machine, at No. Maryland street. RANTED Nurae Girl, at No 8 Maryland street 1 septl6 PALMKK A FORD BatW-Esfri Wanted La in-hfr for ile.

AT our Saw Mill on Kentucky Aveane, in this city. Custom wnrk duno hart notice. t22-dAw3m McKKKN AN A I1KRCE LOST. a BHOWN POUIU DOO. wth two collars on, one ith the name of Tnotnas Kenn- on, and the other with a license check.

A liberal reward will be paid his return to me at No. 34 South Went strxet. 13t THOMAS KKNNET. OYSTERS. CAME, Oyster and Game Depot.

I HAVE CONSTANTLY ON SALE and retail HAND AT WHOLE- QUMi Oysii rs. i'iiison, Dnrk. Quail. Frairie i IlickeD, At At Also a choice and well selected stock of Family Urocerie A' Mrorisiont. Remember I am sole Agent for Mahoney's Celebrated Oysters, The best Oyster in tha market.

They are large, free trom shell, of rich and delicious flavor, and always warranted fre.h and the cans well filled. Sead ordert, accompanied by cash, to C. C. WILLIAMS. No.

3 North Illinois street. Indianapolis. 1 TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS. Executive Department or Indiana.) Bcbcau or Finance. Indianapolis.

June 24, lw04 INDIANA 01FICEKS, who have been or are serving tn the army, are informed that tbelr Ordnance Return will be made up and presented to the proper Department and certitlcates of acquittance obtained, rre of chary, by applying to Mr. C. F. Rooker, Chiel Clerk State Ord nance Department, ottic- ud stairs over Vajens' hardware store, No. 21 Wet Washitijrto'i street.

Indianapolis. Bv making returns, as xbove directed, office rs will not only save all fee-, it they will be able to settle with thr Government and draw thir pay from one to three months earlier than if the liuit is entrusted to Claim Agent-. By order of Governor MoaTO. W. H.

H. TERRELL, Kinanr'al Secretary. HOTELS. BATES HOUSE .1. La iioiro, PR0PRIKTOR INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANA. aewxM SALOON. BATES HOInB SALOON, (IDJDMsB HAT KS LE ENTRANCE,) av kk A J. illYEK. Fropritor.

rmHK Bar is supplied with pure liquors, wines, and the I beat brau is of cigars and tobaoco; aNo the old Bourbon and W'beat Whisky. The establishment has been renivated througtout. angS-dtf PROFESSIONAL. DR. A.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE NO. 10 VIRGINIA AVE51F. RFS1DENCF, 214 NORTH A'ABAMA ST. so h. Wa bri PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Mo.

ft Weal athtngton I Klaira, RESIDENCE NO. 31 KENTUCKY AVENUE, OFFERS bis professional services to the citizens jf Indianapolis, and guarantee, strict and prompt at. ttntion to all those who may favor him with their tTanage. Dr. A.

U. OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF Indianapolis and vicinity. Office. Virginia A venae No. 22.

Residersao North Nw Jersey treet. No IT. actUTX-d'y REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Vaa A V9w 1 Vv r. T-eV aw PAINTING.

FUNG. NO 5 EAST NF.W YORK "STREET. 0P-. POSITR University Stjcara, prepared to do aJl kind, of House and ign Painting, Gra.nlng and on awoT-t notice aod ta tha very beat sty la Porvowa wanting ark In his ae art repeted to give him eali. deeg-dir INSURANCE.

P. SCOTT, AGENT FOR BOMS UFR IN9UR tf anew Company, and atimaalpfl Ftra. 0001 afMlag faauh of PoatOOoo aa'4 Oly SPECIAL NOTICES. IMMII ABL DIIK UCSTORAIH A DYE. But restores gray I aw to Its Wrinal color, hy sapplilag lmm.tr di atroWsg too itaJRj aasd booaty of the aar, awl aaVed ot thosnoetv.

wo res dag ffafaiawaatt zr a' ast oat r-, ha' to It sat cidoc by aa proom bwi give the a I iiMinant Heaaty, proroatta tto g-owa, sal dandruff, raw imparts mam aea.1. It has tood tie tort of tiava, helcg the original Hair Calonng, and is eaawtaaUy tacraaateg ia favae. Caed ay both gen l. aten and ladle. It la aaM all re-apeetat ie dealer, cr can be p'omrod by of taa commercial agents.

S. BARS ES 4 00. New Two sites. caB; aad $1. feWi-dgm eod Thfir rr Metfor hn mioih Tbat aasb ap tor a moment ia the now.

papers aad ta oblivion. There art alaa I'KASD l) ISCOVER IKS gfMaw take a pe bold of pablk aattraatioD. aod Last for All Time. Peraiaaei among the iattor aa stan.ia tltivi ADOKO IIAIK DVC, A vegetable preparation, banale as water. wWsrh ia five niitiuies, TraiiMforniM rtxy llnit-.

Or hair of an easant hue, to a glorioaa Uacfe or enchanting brosrn. BMfJal a iu capoaliioa and infallible in lu re.alu, it has achiered popularity with both sexes, with erery Claas of societ and in all parts of the world. Msaufactared by J. CRISTA DOMO. No.

Aalor Houee, rw York. Soldbyall DruggisU. A plied by all Hair arsKRvors dibiutt, seminal sis rurd by ono wko has really cared aimeif and hundred of other, aad will tell yon tug bat thejrsOA Address with stasaa. I H. TEA VKR.

Lock Roi. Roalon. Maas. DISEASES OP THE ERVOl Seminal, Uriaary aad Sexnal Systems new aod reliable treatment in Report of the HOWARD Sent by mail iu sealec letter rnvelope. free cbarga.

Address D. SKII.I.'N HOCGHTON. Howard Aisacaa tion, No 3 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. marSO -dtkwly OTS0LD1 ERS-WE THINK DB StricJilaud is quite right la advising you la his adrertiao- raent in nr columns of to-day's paprr, to Uka hottl of his highly recommended Anti-Cholera Minore In yoat knapsacks. It may aave the Uvea of many of oar baa oldier.

Mothers, see that your aorta do Bot neglect Toe tau get it at tbe Drug Store at SO eer.t per botlla It is the beat remedy far Dtarrbva aad Dysentery. marckT-dlyoodA Ig DRY COODS. I zn 55 CO ea sJ 3 CO s- (0 0 to A I i 0 I 91 i eZJ eZJ I tn CO tm 0. a e- i i 3 i 7 i 0 mm my al 525 C3 mi 5 4 7 ez: eJ eJ DRY COODS. JONES, HESS DAVIS, No.

3 Odd FfllowV Ball, HWK JUST RECKITF.D A SPLRMD1D KTOCK OT NEW GOODS. HICH THKT ARK OFKF.RI! AT WIOUIAU em ai.d Rets. I. priees that wiil pe'e with any house ia tbt West Among their ir.nuruerab'o aaortraent tbe tbo follwwing articles for special oatlca: A great a riety of PRINTS, DRLAmta, FLANNELS, MERKS. JKAMS.

IRISH LINKN8, KaN NCTIoNS. GLsOVKS. BROWN MLSLIMa, BLEACHED MUSI. INS. LIN8ETS, SATISETS, TWER Lie.

TABLE DAMASE. HOSI ERY, Aa: a Bjaj stack of Baca as FRFNCH MFPIN0F. Wnoi. DEI AINU POPLINS. REPPS, ENGLISH MERINOM.

SCOTCH PL A IDE, LPAC0A. bombaxines. -AND PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS. ALaa the la-feat stock of la tae city, and a flea not I af fTtS The attention af septe aasd aaaara ia awfaonod-JONXS. HESS DA TIB.

WANTED. work by taw ofW. Back. VI Sooth Dtlaware atreet, for oar ipm in.