Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3512, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1862 — Page 1
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DUOINESG DIRECTORY.
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ALIJIN A H155LET, IJvery and Sale StaMea, in th rear of the Palmer lloue. June5-dly
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DAVIS A CO., Union Foundry, Delawar treet, op- , poAtte I'uiuoj lit.
TTASSELMA5 A VINTON. WMblnfrton Foundry and
J J Xftcbiue ork, caul end Union I pot. vnyiv
nr.Ai, i:ätati: .ifii:T.
cKKRNAN A PIERCE, Real Estate Ageot and Ilmkrra, 10 Eait WahlnKton "reet.
WM. T. WIIJr.T, Rral Eotate Agnt and Ftck Broker, IDS ?hl,ftfn atreet. may 14 hoot ax'd"hiio1-: iii'.Arr".
I, C. MATHKW A CO., WholeMle Oealer in tkx.ta, if ho end Kubbera, No. 4 K-berta' T-b-ck, oppHle Volon DeKit, Indianapolis, Ind. p4
A DAM KNOT) LB A RON, mannfaclurer arvl dualer
2 In all klnJ ot IImu ana MJie, po. n r.M "an j'wj alreet. pt27 T IIOOKM AMI MTATIOXIIIIV.
vnwrY TV Ai:r A IY) . KntrU and rrtail dal.
I J er In iwv and MtinT)r, and lrlnier' MaterUla,
" ikiirc.H aim Ii ii'.iiirni;.
fmriLKT M. I1WRT, MlUiMJlST. ivaler In lhus
W Chemical, p:tit, Oil, Ih-e-tuft, p..tanlc, Patent
fl oilier Mdlrlieft wilnna aitt prrfumery No. 4 Mm trhuwHt awnue. In 1lupili. nv3i-ly.
r ilOktUN.SOS A Oil, dealer In Itrum, Medicine, I Paint, Oil, (iljix, Petfumrry, Pancy lioodr, Ac, No.
h East Waahlna-tot .ireet, Irx1ianali. majlw
PKOWMN;, llrua;i?li, and dealer In Paint. Oil, I V Vnilhr, IM e-tuf1,(iU,lilr, Perfumery,
Ac., Na. 37, Wfl -hti'ton treat. aprST
IIIIY f.OOll.
r.t.r.NN A CO. New York IMore. !rv
i hole! and Kdail, (ilrtm' Mk k, rt
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IIAR1.K9 COi, dealer In -tote, Tin Ware, Ac, N.i.
II wei TT ATiliitu tfei. rtiT HOOK III.MiritM.
INlJIlA V A tMl'dllTT, Pvk JbiMler and Plank
PMk M4iiiifA-lureriil Snttittel Vill.lnn, litlln('l!,
IkOCtil.AJt A PAlJtKR, VkH.k Hin.lrr. and l.lauk IW.k
I Matiuracturer, N. 3', .al V alunt trrrl,
er AlfM, Mill .1 Co' Otocrry. ma27 chin a, u,av ami qn:i:svAiii:.
HAHTHOllN A MTIUNAN, Importrr of China, (ilana and Quxenaware, Nu. M r t Wal.ln(i n I., Li l,iip,b, lntln. dly
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.IKr LKKlCK (MKPPKK, Merchant Tailor, and -La!er
Erected 1859 Owned by the Co.
T-NPFE. 1ALA iTK.NTION (I1VKNTOTHK INSURANCE j ol lann property, dwelling and oat-builJiiifd. In-
urcs iK-h'buiUiiiK or contents in a very ravoraoie manner, for three or hve year.
Lottri i:iu Until jr Adjusted and Prompll)- luld In ('unit. Also. InMire utorr., warboHAv, baildinfr, or content
and personal property Bcnerally, la town or country, at
rat a low a coiiKiatent with hazard taken, and inland
loaorance againut the peril of navigation.
X. HKin:iivyt A (rent, Indianapolis, Indian, icnllcatlon can be made to D. W. Grubb who I fully
aatboriietl to transact a!l buMueM connected with the Airency. fiK 161-dlyl WM ENDEKS0N
NOTICES.
United. tate off America, Dlfttrlct ot Indiana,
WMKKEAa.a libel of information hasben fledintheDistrict
Onrt of the Lnited State, wilh'B and for the Seventh Circuit and District of Indiann.on lfce4thday of December,
11, by John llanoa, f.q , Attorney of the Lmtel State of America, for aid District tif Indiana, against four
boxea of nierchanli.e, three boxea of bouta and
ahoea, and two bundle of Jean, neized at Evan-
ville fnri violation of the l.twa cf the Inited State, the said pood and merchandise being contraband of war, and praj ing priw-.' ae;iiiift a!J coods, an t that the same
may be condemned and sold a articles contraband of
war. Now, therefore, in puruanv of the monition under the al of Mid Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby ve nnblic notitv to all peron claiming aaid K'd or
any part thereof, or In any manner interested therein, that they be and appear before the aid, the IHtnct C"urt of
tbe United Stale, to be lirld at the city or Inilanpoin,
In and fr the District of Indiana, on the IPih December inotaut, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon of that day, then and there to intrrp"e th ir claim and make their
allrgationa In that bt bait. D. C r.OE, C". Mirahal, I'vr iJtwis Jc-HiiA. lviutj. Jons H. Ri a. Clerk. Dated December 5, Dl. dec-d!5t
TTNITKD STATE" OF AMERICA, DISTKICT OF INI J DIANA, SS: VarA. a f information bath been filed In the
PHtrfcrt Court of 1 I'nlid within and for the Seventh Circuit and I1tnc r Indiana, on the 4th day of Icceraber, isfil, by J"lui lljima, Eq , Attorney .f the Unite! htat; fr 'id IhMrkt of Indiana, aaint three boxes of mercb ie, and two balea nf mrnhande, oeized at Evanv, r, Tr a violation of the taw of the United State, t;. id rodf and merchandl.e being contraband of ', and rri 'n p'.e aKilnst ! J goo.1, and that the aaw m y 1 c con'l"niinl and aold a articles
contraband of war.
Now, then-fore, in ptsrpu iH-e of tbe monition tinder the aealof paid (,Nt, to nie ilinrleil a.il drliered, I do
brreby gle puMic notice to a'l prron claiming aaid rood, or anr Part tbrrc f. cr In any iimiuier tiitrretd
therein, that tL-y be and apir lrltre the ald Ilirict
Court of Iii- Cnttcl State, to be hud at the cltv ofln-
dUiinpoli, In and for the Dirlrt of Indiana, on the iW'h day of lirreintfr next, at ten o'clock 'f the fiT'tioon of i bat day, th"n and there t-j lnrpo-.e their claim, and
to make tin tr allegation In thai Whair. D. O. ROSK, C. S. Mahl, lVr Lia JoatiAM, Irputy. Jon IL lUA.CIntk. iMte l ivrrmber 5, dn-.dl5t
TMIKtl STATES Of AMERICA, D1STU1CT 0 IN
1 J DIANA. SM
VVNtRvta, A llt-rl of InfomiaMon b brrn flld III tbe Ditrlct Court of the United States, within and f-r the
Seventh Circuit and DuirM f Indiana, on the 20th d.iy
of November, I Ol, br John Hann, Pq , Attorney lor
tb. United Mat for ld Dtrirt of In-tlana. iHt tour
mule, elited at Evanvile br a vbdatlon of the law f
the I'l.lt'-tt State, the Mid good and nort h andle being contraband of ar. and i ravina; orof aijaln.t ld
e.Ji, and (bat tbe Mm may he rotnleiutiet and fold
article rontiaband t ( war.
Now. tlit-rrfor-. In imrMiance of the monition under the
seal of said Court, to me dirrctrd and tlrlnrrd, I do
hereby gire public notice to all perotia cl timing said g hhN, r any part llierrof, or In any manner lntrr'td tlurt-ln, that thy te and appvr before the all, the IMtrlrt fourt of the Unttrd Mir, to be hrld at the city of In II mio., i'l and for tbe DUtrlrt of Indiana, on Hie ih dy of I m ruber in', at M oMock cf llie forMin of that dy, ihcii i-l tin i" t IMTpi, tlo ir rl.nm and Make their alkiiatlooa In lhat llmir. D, tl KOSK, I' !. Mrnl, lVr Ls I Jobkan, Of puty. JrtH II KA.ri. rk. Die.t Nonnber I, 1 'J1. tiov2J-dl5l i ii i SPECTACLES, &C.
To Officers of tho Army,
JUST ti) VI IV ED X "PL! NMD ASstUTMI NT OK
st.rot.i: ..vj norm.: srr f;rs.s:v. j LVvas ttakl.l sk-ttaKit I fc' atltl t I 1 1 aft tv M I rjff a a a. 1 a t
J M lint I a-t I-"- tv -tt-v (
In rr ly mvl clhiitff amt ntrnUtu.gc t. No. 21
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ytt VhUigion street, opplt. 5-ntiirl olf.ee. roytf
ATTOU.M'.VM.
all otbet.
For s.ilf tv
SF.MMONS, Oj ticUn.
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C.
K n Fn:f,US0N, Attorney an l Conn.elor at Uw. I'4j c aU fr apiiiovrd ludgmtita and mitrt".; a.-.. tifKt.tiair nan, n.., A. tm-r, 34 K'a.t'a btroet, -lirs second d.or t.i the tlaht band, i p. pIa til'tilt'a M k. ncltl si:pt E. MtNU A ADDISON U ROACIIE, AM..tii. ii.t t'HinrU'r at .Ein l iuitKe i "ea.,y Pu.! ling, ecot.t fi.ir, 'ritn aula tivet. M dly
SALOONS. Astor Saloon, FENSMLVAM. Mki KT, "ttt Ieer to Ihr .Pinn lit, I Id I n ;.
flllE UNDFb1t!NKD HAVE OrENkD THE APOVK i I lMt S.'-Wi. brre hev Irr C.i1lanilw r... '
t.iK-t !', e wrv Ket rwa hd tJitor, c. Lueb every: iu.i n t eine e' b k. I
mils Aim FEY A kriNVAN. i
0 9 9 LLDiy P E RA CAMFnrU- M. W. iViTI.FS.
JAUPBELL & BOYLES, I (Sueeer to Campbell 1 Kro ) 'o o I? B i n d e r s KUQQl MANUFACTURERS, 1 ST ASHINiJTON ST .
"k. Ua atair. In.tisnap., i - if '
Of the prentet trfHirreiit power, if new iniprovrnient ,rirrly 'ljutrl to t)i" rn; r. Older from the totihtrv, with poliruUn, ptmptlr aticm!el to. KrtNtirinc ncntlv iLto witii !;. t h . SUMMONS. (ptM.in. H-t'.H.' '.', Smith lUitnu trcrt. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. IKSSi: JOHNSON, General Commission Mcrcliant, Mt - Dealer tit flour, Ciraln, and nil Kind of Country PredurrJ Wine and l.lUrtt'lRtrBt Toharrn, Ar.
Or UCK ANt WAHKHOOK, 2.17 SOITII SKCON D ST., rim. ii.i.riii.. j Adranrfkiuade on CnnlininrnU. ! ai2Mli
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 1, 1862.
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MEDICAL.
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REAL ESTATE ACENTS. DAILY SENTINEL
-mMTONDEPFUI. RESULTS IN THIS CITT AND VIf V CINITT. Miss Koibour, dleae 'f female ytem, with Neuralgia. 21rt phyoxian in attendance; Mr. Srewatcr, nronchial Cons urr.pt! on; Mr. Runnion, Sirs. Spinn, Mra. Todd and others, complicated female dieae, evraJ year standing; Xr. Prady, Hancock county, diaea of the bladder nd kidnej-s, etc., etc. Are you afCictdT "A word to the wise is aur-cieRt." Tersons deirou cf knowinz more of Ir. Bumbam and hi skill are referred to the following well knowrn cttiien: Prof. S. K. Hoohour; Dr. S. C. Prink; A. D. Streicht, Esq.; Rev. M. (. Clark; Ja. 0. Yobn, Esq.; A. It. Hyde, Esq.; L. W. Mose; Vf. M. Wheatlev, Esq. 0fce Tohn Block, Nonb M-ri!;an stn-et. Letters will receive prompt tintlon. Addreaa DK. N. G. BUKNHAM, foblS Indianapolis Indiana
RAILROADS.
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l.L lKti-H'NS ITKCHASlNti TK'KET HR ST. JOI'lI and other points la Northern kii-oart. the
Sia.e of k n, or the Territories, huM ju.it on bav. j
Inj lukeu that t i by the MMCMI MlNNOt HI IIAIMIOAD, Tb ooiy ra;l roate fr. su St. IxjuIs to Si. Jx; h. It 1 the t.irte.ta.l kf-t line, by thirteen tourt, to thereluotes! p. 'tat rexhed I v raiL ai d I always asiheau as
uuy other. Uiy your Ticket, to Ko ai d ail potuta In j N rtiirrn Mi.v)gr: !v th. North J4ioun lU iroad. i ISAAC H. STl iUJEON, j Pr.."t sivj iien'1 Supt. North M.cri K. R HKNKT H Ageut -eptUdly
siisrisT aa love, Real Estate Agents, South-west corner Waibirfton and Meridian t..
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
FOR TRADE. We have several tracts of improved and unimproved lands in Decatur and Ripley counties, Indiana, for exchange for city property. Also, a well improved and productive trart in Sullivan county, Indiana, for exchange for city property or other good trade. A so, 125 acres, 40 under fence, with frame house, &c, 1 1/2 miles from Kent, Newton county, Ind. FOR SALE. Several good improved farms in Marion county, Indiana. Also, some choice building lots in tbe North part of the city, at very low prices. Among them, the beautiful lots of J. W. Yandes, corner of Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. FOR RENT. Several good rooms fronting on Washington street, in second, third, and fourth stories In good buildings, and in good locations. Some of these rooms are in the Blake Building rents very low. The fourth story point room is very well calculated for any light manufacturing business Apply to SPANN & lLOVE, Real Estate Agents.
BITTERS,
USE THE Old SACHEM BITTERS IT IS THE FINEST AND BEST SPRING MEDICINE KNOWN.
IT IS AN UNEQUALLED Purifier and Regulator of the Blood It is a Delightful Tonic. Try it and it will do you Good. FOR SALE BY RUSCHHAUPT & BALS
And by Grocers, Wine Merchants and Druggists generally.
Wm.
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Wm. GOODRICH, New Haven, Ct. .Proprietor. Principal Depot, 14 Wate et, N. Y. '60-d&wlv
PIANOS.
PIANO FORTES.
WE HAVE ON HAND A NUMBER OF FIRST Class Pianos, which we will sell at cost for cash
oct1
WILLARD & STOWELL,
No. 4 Bates House.
MUSIC.
PIANOS ! PIANOS !
y1IIEArFR AND BETTER IN-
j SI'RV'M KNTS tb in were ever rrt"--
vririi in ini iiminri, J y ar-'r
rangeinenta with Eatern Piano niaiHifacnirer ar" sm h thst I csn fiirnlh all orders VÄ i r cent.
cheper than any iler In the West, at. I I warrant tbcm suix rtor intruiiieiiin. tnlv brcah. Coll and at Mer W II. Talbott A Co Jewelry Store, No. 34 Vahlni:tn street. PIANOS. MKLODKt)NS.Ol;ilANS. OUITVRS. VIOLINS, ACCOUDKONS, Ac, Tl'.N KD AND KhPAIUKD. Having had over twenty years' experience Ibe public Cn aured that they now have a t-tt-r opportunity thsii they s-enerallr meet with to bare their lutrinviif 1 put in pcrfert order. 11. SCHON ACKK.K. Pilj.ll-dlv l
SEWING MACHINES. i nr. i:i.r.iti(A n:i
FRANKLIN AND KEYSTONE STATE
SEWING MACHINES,
tENC)VATERS, Paris Dye-House.
The Mct EsttahÜNlinicnt
rpIIE UNDERSIGNED BEO! MOST nESPECTFULLT I to Itifonn the citizen of Itidianajitlis anl the surrounding country, that be U to be found at his old stand. No. 19 South Meridian street, a few doors south of the Fot OCce. Thankful to tbe ladies and gents for the liberal support he kas received for the last five years, hoping for a continuance of the same to increase his business, having more accommodation in Lis new premises, with the hope to srive aati.faction a b b always tried to do. Being well experienced in II tbe branches of his business, be feels confident that all work entrusted to his care will be done by experienced workmen from Paris. Work done cheap and warranted. Ladies' sstin and wooleti dren.es and shawls cleaned and dyed in all fancy shade. Crape fhawls dyed a beautiful scarlvt orcrtmsoii. and blenched. Gents' soiled clothing cleaned, dyed, repaired and pressed, to look as well as new, on t-hort notice. Grea.-e, tar or paint taken out, without injury to the cloth. Second-hand clothes bought and eold. Country orders promptly attended to. Jf. It. Don't make a mistake; no connection with any other house of the same kind or name in the city, octl S 6m E. HARRIS. CLiUi.ri.ro ..urn dyei.yg
ESTABLISHMENT
TOSEPn HARRIS WOULD RESrECT PULLT AN N0UNCE to hi friends that he may still be found at his old stand. No. 38 South Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana, where he is prepared to renovate old clothing to look as well as new, at abort notice and on reasonable terms. Also, particular attention paid to f ne Drawing and Dyeing. New and Second-hand Clothing bought tid old. Billiard-tablecloths fine drawn. N. B. Tbl is the oldest establishment In the city, having been established since LSÖ2. Orders from tbe country promptly attended to. Jan2260dly
AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE.
.Something for the Time.
A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD! Johns & Crosley's AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE, THE STRONGEST GLUE IN THE WOULD For Criiirntlnff Wood, lrntlir,litiw, Ivory, Clilnu, .tlarlile, I'orrrluln, AlabtiNter, Hour, C'orul, Ac.
the on lt article of the kind ever produced which will withstand wateu. i;xtu.i:tm "Every housekeeper should have a "rp'y f Johna A Crosley's American Ceineiit lilue.,,.N. J. Jim. "It Is so convenient to have lu the bouse." .Veir ntt rr. "It Is alw ays ready; this commends It to ever) body." "We have tried It, and find it a useful In our house a water." M üit'm .Sj irit th Ttmu.
Price '-25 ctw. per Hot tie.
VERY LI HER A L REDUCTIONS TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
iv: . ra p ' jm s h rl) For sale by all Irugi;li and Storekeepers gen. erali) throughout the country,
Irlt iS-l unci t XMvu rn.
Kvory illarliinc Fully Warranted. IT Is Mow decided by the bet Mrh!lieta id the public Knrral1.v, that Dice Mschinea rmirre the Utent and rnoi important Inipiosemenu ever aita-t-l to Sewing Ma blne.: tlir!r I in p rot rl ! r c rl'u 1 1 llitr l.ooprr, ii tut llnirtp U brel. Th Franklin and Kr stone Mate are the only Urhlnr s thst hae tlee Important Imi ro emrnts, wliUh iiovr ge them the preference over all other. Ever) one should esanilne and thoroughly tet thnn lefore tiik'.ng tbeir sr. e, i,..n, a the) are rabidly taking the .l i e of all ot .ier. lit lhee Machine we do away with all Ike (V'tnpl. rated Srasw, iu, Smi tti Us, IV-t siss.Csn.mrs au i Cisrt'. I AR NiMH, of other mschlnes, will Ii rriiil'-r tbelti at once rrestly sirb'r t any lo r iofre nflered the pub. lie, for the many ditTrent kind id family and niaiiufscluring furt'oses, Hiee Mhliie mske tb" double. lock, fast sti'cb atitrh that will not rip or ravel, though every iwtirth n be rut. Tbl tiirli I troiiKr and iur elan'tc loan tba made by baud. U I decided by i -omprteiit JnUv to be morethsn twic a strong a the stiu h madewlth shuItU and tdl in. The great roni under the arm render their deslrabl for large work, and various kind, oi ijutltlng purposes. Thee Mscbliira mske (I t c o!) stitch with which yon
cau eninriier. ibi ltie MacbtiM-s vow can ue any kind of d silk, j foMon or linen thread. The ,f a tune, are alrnot tiotele la operattow. IW aure I ee them bfire piirebain, a they are giving a tlailon bareiofmv tinparseed. Thry m w frorn lw o jt o w it It out rewi'idmjr. ll.ev will fiTuss, msm, n ra. rail, and v' ti v, on heavy or light fabric. A IM etal liM ouiil U the Cleigy, Agent and rharttab? oVJect. Send for a circular and am;de of work. W ar aleo Ae.nufor M.KE A JOHNSON'S AD-JUs-TAHLE llr.MMKR the only one that makes the lirm on the right side of ire work. AGr.N'ls W ANTED in every County, Town and State In ibe 'orth-e(. Drafts, wtih orler for M hine, may te forwrd1 by Ft pre or Mail.
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the elusve ii .f I emsl, thst ba ever made lt apiirarancv, ha met with
aui u universal success a ihe.e ( rhrnird 1111.
No 1leae is so little understood, and conejueiitly battly treated, a Krmale d,,eae. lbe.e Etil are tbe result of much study and careful eaperlaiK' la all varltllea of femsle complaint; and In caes of M -aoAa M . Suppressions, Ixuchorre or White InBammatloii of the bladder, kl'biey axxl womb, and loee of tiersous enercy, their um la bov all iraie. CAlTION- -Marril La lie, in certain situations. khoulJ
oet uethen. ror reaons, see directions with each boz. pTue.One Dollar per bos. Sent by mall lo any part of th world. Prepared and ald eriuive!y by I'li. tWING,No.lt Virginia Avenue, apr&'diwly '41 Indianapolis, Indiana. UNDERTAKERS.
J. GATUNG'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, .xo. 3 I1L.ACKI iitD't itt u.ni;, klrB .
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TJTsTDERTAKER, JTO. CH SOITH MERIDIAN STRFET. INDIANAPOIJS, s prepared to furui.b Mrtabc Caj ai.d tacket of every .j. end Las lm appo(M-d by the !i.ard cf Count v Coenrwiwionrr ! f jni.h coff.tv f-'ic tU po-e. n'rtji-di' Im
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIKE TABLE. asLi sroxTilsi lAasnis. Trams Ieave. Trains Arrive. 7 J0 A. M Mail :45 P. M. 8 45 P. M B:4& A.M. LMr.M ryWAKA ClJTtAL EAILWAT. Train Leave. Train Arrive. 4 U P. M 40 P. M. 1L45P. M Maü 5 05 P M. TiloA. M ... ............ 10. 40 A . s. ixriA!ftt.n, ad cotrnars saoarr u-, via paitos. Trains Leave. Trams Arrive. .15 A. M "40 P.M. 11:45 A. M 2:05 P. M. 7J5 P. M 10-40 A. M. IVTO AS ACCUS A0 Ct SCISS ATI Ei IUOXP. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive 6:13 A.M 1L0P A. M. 11:35 A. M 8:15 P. M. 7:10 P.M 45 P.M. TT KS ACT EAItaOAD. Trains Leave. Tratn Arrive. 11:15 A.M.- 5 50 A.M. 210 P. M 1133 A. M. 10.15 P.M 7:00 P. II. LArartrnt railroad. Trains Leave. Trams Arrive. 7 15 A. M 4:45 A. M. 11 15 A. M 10-10 A. M. k55 P. M 6:00 P. V. rear AXPiLiA5APOusaAiiJt0At. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive 12.30 P. M Mail 1130 A.M. 10:10 P.M Chicasco Express 3:17 P.M. MADIROR A.vn IKD1A APOUS RAIIJIOAP. Trains Leave. Traini Arrive. 7-00 A. M Mail 10 45 A. M 12:30 P. M 5.'i5 P. M. jgrrcasoKviujc railkoao. Trains Leave. Train Arrive. 8:45 A.M. ..Ms II. ............ 5:C0 A. M. 8:50 P.M 8:20 P. M.
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Arrival and Departure, or Clowing: of .Mnll. A RRt V A UU Madison miil - 11:0.-5 a. at. Cincinnati and way mail 1100 a. m. Jeffersonville and Liuisville S:10 r. at. Terr Haute way mail 11:30 a. m. Peru mail 11-50 a. si. Central way mail 10:40 A. at. Terre Haute through mail 10:15 a. at. Lafavette and Chicago 6. .'10 p. at. Ib-Mcfontaine way mail JMM) r. m. t-lk-fontaine through mail fMK) a. m. Cei.tral through mill Jc.n5 r. M. Cincinnatitbronh mail 10:0(1 r. at. Springrield,tlliiioi 11:00 a. m.
DCrARITRKt. Jerlersonville and Louisville mail 6 00 a.m. Terre Hsute through mail, St. LouU, Cairo.... 7:30 r. at. Lafayette and Chic go lO.S a. . Lafayette City and Springfield, Illinois 7:30 v. at. Madison mail 11:20 A. at. Central wiymiil 10.30 a. m. Central through mall and Washington City.. .. 6:30 r. m. Cincinnati and way mail 10:70 a. at. . Through mail 6:L0 r. at. TetTe Haute way, Evansville and Vincennea.... 1:10 r. at. Teru 1100 at. Bellefontaine war and through 7:30 r. at. Indiana Itrgluients, The following is a list ot tlie regitnent now in the field and in course of formation in this State: Sixth Regiment Thomas S. CritUnden, Colonel, Xoiinville, Kentucky. Seventh Regiment, Colonel Gavin, Romney, Virginia. Eighth Regiment William P. Ren ton, Colonel, Missouri. Ninth Regiment Colonel Moodj, Hutton ville, Va. Tenth Regiment Mahlon D. Manson, Colonel, New Haven, Ky. Eleventh Regiment George F. Maginni?, Colonel, r(ucah, Ky. Twelfth Regiment, Win. II. Linclt, Colonel, Darnptown, Sid. Thirteenth Regiment Jeremial. Sullivan, Colonel, Rererly, Va. Fourteenth Regiment Nathan Kimball, Colonel, I'liillippi, a. Fifteenth llcgtment George D. Wagner, Colonel, Coington, Kr. Sixteenth Regiment Pleasant A. llackletnan, Colonel, D-irnettown, Sid. Seventeenth Regiment Milo S. Hascall Colonel, Covington, Ky. Eighteenth Regiment Thoa. Patterson Colonel. Sliouri Nineteenth Regiment Solomon Meredith Colonel, Wnshinglon, D. C. Twentieth Regiment William L. Rrown Colonel, Fortres Slonroe, Va. Twenty-first Regiment Jamca W. McMillan Colonel, lUltimore, Md. Twenty second Regiment Hendrick, Colonel, Misouri. Twenty third Regiment Wm. C. Sanderson Colonel, Prtdiicnh, Ky. Tenty fourth Regiment Alvin P. Hovey Colonel, M Mooiirt. Twenty-filth Regiment J men C. Vench ColoIiel, Miscotirl. Twenty Mixth Regiment Wheatley, Colonel, Sliesoiui. Twenty seventh Regiment Silan Clgrove Colonel, D.irntown, S1J. Twenty eight Regiiiiont Ca airy, Conrad Haket, Ironlon, Mo. Twenty ninth Regiment John F. Miller, Colonel, Nolint ille, Ky. Thirtieth Regiment Sioit 8. Rum Colonel, Nolintille, Ky. Thirty hrt'Regimcnt Chatlea Cmift Colonel, Calhoun, Ky. Thirty second Regiment First German RegL rncni Xugutu4 WiUuti Colonel, New Jl.ivrti, Kentucky. Tli'ul thiiil Regiment John Coburn, Colonel, lUilxii.rsv ile, Kentucky. Thirty fouith RepjuiVnl Ahury Steele, Colonel, Louisvillv, Ky. 'Unity fifth Regiment Irish John C.Walkrr, Colonel, Iiuli ui ioli lnd. Thirt) eitlh Regimetil William Grose, Colonel, New Haven, Kentucky.
Thirty etenth Regiment George W. Har.nrd,
Cob nel, l.lii.ihetiitown. Ky. Thirty eighth Regiment Renj. F. Scrihner, Colonel, NolinilIe, Ky.
Thirty-ninth Regiment Thoinan J. Harrison,
Colonel, .Noluiv ille, Ky.
Fortieth Regiment Wm. C. WJUon, Colonel,
Kil'avette.
Forty tirnt Regiment (eavalry) John A.
Rridk'l.ind. Colonel, llnli.itiiinolia.
Fott second Regiment James 0. Jone, Col
otiel, Henderson, Ky.
Fortv thini Reriment (ieorce K.Steele. Col
onel, Kvansville.
Fort v-fourth Regiment Hugh R. Reed, Colonel, Fort Wavne, lud.
Forty Edit Regiment (cavalry) Scott Carter,
Colonel, ashington City, U. v. Forty -si th Regiment Graham N. Fitch, Col onel, i0gunjitt. Ind. Forty-seventh Regiment Jas. R. Slack, Col onel, iidian.iilis.
Forty-nghth Reiciment Col. Jldy, (oshen,
Indiana.
Forlv ninth Regiment Jefferaonvill, Colonel
not vet aiioinlcl. Fiftieth Regiment Cyrua L. Dunham, Cl onel. Red ford.
Fifty tirst Regiment Mechanic A. D. Streicht. Colonel, IndianatHili.
Filtr second Regiment Wm. C. Revr.olda,
Colonel. Ku.hvil!e.
Fifty thinl Regiment Itidianajiolia, Colonel
not jet appointed. Fi'ltT fourth Regiment Rev. J. L. Smith, Col onel. Itfavette.
Fifty fifth Regiment, (Second German) Colonel
John A. Mnane!d.
Ftlty sixth Regiment Railroad, Indianapolis,
Colonel Jame SI. Smith.
Fifty seventh Regiment Richmond, Colonel MoMuilen. Fifty eighth Regiment Princeton, Colonel C-rr. Filtr ninth Regiment Goport, Jewn J. Alex-
atler, Colonel. Siitietl) Reciment Dr. Richard Owen, C! onel, Indianapolis
Sixty ßrt Regiment 2ud Iriah Colon! Mullen, Indianapolis. Sixty-hecond Regiment Rock port Colon!
nnt jet appointed.
CAVALRT. Captain Rraeken' Companr Western Virginia PttolSc addre., IJererley. Capuiu StewArt' Company Westrru Vir g!nu Pot;f!ic address, Wwton. Cptain Graham's Companv West Point, Ketitu'-dv .
Captain Moreau' Compunv No!in, Kectuckv.
'2rth Regiment Col. Baker 1st cavalry Irocton, Mifsouri. Forty fifth Regiment Colonel Carter 3d caTalrv Washington City. ! Ira llarris'a fonr companies of Indiana cavalry 1 are at MunonV Hill, Virginia Pwtoff.ce address, Wahieton City. A&TILLLXY. C:.ptin Rabb'a Battery, Mittn. Captain Frj bargee's Battery, SIi.ouri. Captain Klaus's Battery, Missouri. Captain Sturm' Battery Henderson, Ky. Captain Bush's Battery Louisville, Ky. Army Pay Itoll. The following pLitement, taken from official sources, will show the army jviy roll. In the firt column will be found the nett aalarr per month and in the second the total salary per month, which includes rations, servant hire, forage, kc. CDÜAL orricrjut. Ter mcnth. Total. Lieutenant General $270 $778 00 Aid, de-Camp and SliliLiry Secret -tarr to Lieutenant General, each 80 19S 00 Major General 220 477 00 Senior Aid-de-Camp to General-in-Chief. 80 16D 00 Aid de Camp, in addition to par, etc, of Lieutenant .". 24 32 00 Brigadier General 121 329 50
Aid de Camp, in addition to pay.
etc., ot Lieutenant 20 VJ 00 ADJUTANT GINLRAL's Pa.rARTMr.XT.
Adjutant General Colonel 110 237 00 Assistant Adjutant General Lieut.
Colonel 05 213 00 s.sistant Adjutant General Major bO ltl) 00 " Capt n 70 138 U)
Judge Advocate Slajor Sl Ib'J (K)
INsrrCTOR filM'R L8 TEPARTSIFT.
In-pector General Colonel 110 237 00
MONAL DtPARTMENT.
Signal officer Major 80 ItO 00
Jl"ARTI-KM AfcTl'R'S KtrARTSIRNT.
Qurirtermaster (teneral Rn'gtdier
Genernl 124 3!TJ 50
As.-Metant (uartermaster General
Colore! 110 237 00
Deputy Quartermaster General
Lieutenant Colonel 213(H)
Quartermaster Major 80 183 00 Assistant Quartermaster Captain 70 13d 50
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
Commissary General of Subnixtence
Colonel 110 237 00
Assistant Commissary General of
bubsi!tcnce Lieutenant Colonel Do 213 00
Commissary of Subsistence Major 80 183 00 Assistant Commissary of Subsist
ence Captain 0 138 50
Assistant Commissarr of Subsist
ence, in addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant 20 11 00 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Surgeon General $2,740 per an
num 223 33
Surgeons of ten years service 80 225 00 Surgeons of less than ten years'
hcrvicc i0 174 50
Assistant Surgeons often vcars' ser.irr
vice.... hi iii iiu
Assistant Surgeons of five years'
service o uo
Assistant Surgeons of less than five
years' service 5333 121 83 TAT DEPARTMENT.
Paymaster Genera! $2,740 per an
num 22a 83
Deputy Rambler General 95 213 00 Paymaster' 80 18J 00
OFFICERS Or TUE CORM Or EXGINKI RS, CORPS Of
TOPOGRAPHICAL INUINILRS AND ORDNARCE DC PAUTMaNT.
Colonel 110 237 00 Lieutenant Colonel 95 213 00
Major... 80 ls"j on
Captain 70 138 60 First Lieutenant 5333 121 83
Sevond Lieutenant 5333 121 83
Rre et Second Lieutenant 5333 121 83
orrici.R or moi nteh nRAooo.xa, cavalry, rifle
Mt.y OP LIGHT ARTIllIRY.
Colonel 110 237 00
Lieutenant Colonel 95 213 00
Major 80 189 00 Captain 70 146 50
hirst Lieutenant 53 129 83-
Second Lieutenant 53 129 Kl
Brevet Second Lieutenant 53 129 83 Adjutant, and RegimenLiI (Quarter lorniitster, in addition to pay of Lieutenant 10 10 00 OFFICI K OF ARTILL) RT AMI INFANTRY.
Colonel 95 LVJ f0
Lieutenant Colonel 80 19 H 00 SLyor 70 179 00 Captain GO 120 i0 First Lieutenant 50 110 50 Second Lieutenant. 45 105 50 Brevet Second Lieutenant 45 105 50 Adjutant, in addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant 10 10 50 Regiment! Quwi ternmeter, in addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant 10 2b 00 In ihn aim, rjwe have not Inserted th fractional part of dollar, for convenience nke, in thin matter of hut tittle importance. PILLOW TUR URAPK OF LI I ITKN A T. The first column denote the pay per month of artillery and infantry, and of dragoons and riflemen wlien r-erving on foot The eeond roliimn denote the jy j-cr month of light artillery mid of dragoons and riflemen when mounted: Serp;c.tnt Major, Quartermaster Sergeant, Principal Musician, and Chief Bugler, ear! 21 2100 First Serjeant of a Company 20 20 00 Ordnance Sergeants... 22 0l Hospital Steward 22 Oil All other Sergeant, each 17 17 f Corpoials 13 II 00 Buglers 12 13 00 Musicittis 12 00 Farriers and Blacksmiths 15 15 O'l Artificer 15 17 00 Privates 13 Tn Matrot 6 00
Femalea nurses 40 cents per day and one ration. Pay master's Clerks $700 per annum, and 75 cent per day w hen actually on duty. Chaplain in volunteers $146 50. In addition to the pay a alote stated, one ra lion -er day and an abunaant upply of good clothing is allow ed to every soldier. Quatter. fuel and medical attendance are alway provided by the Government without deduction from the soldier's pay. If a soldier should become disabled in th line of hi duties), the taw provide for h ra a pension, or he may, if he pre ler it, obtain ad mission into the Militarv Asjlum, which will afford him a comfortable home so loi.g a be may wish to receive ita tenefita.
To the above pay for private soldiers must be
added the additioaal $2 a month tobe paiidu
ring service, the $100 bounty at the end of the war, which has already been provided for, and the ouarter eetion of laiid that Cnzrr will
provide for at its coming siou. The liounty and land apply to oflteer and private alike.
MACHINISTS.
ror : rn a u bit it w e
A nitcnsjitTii snot.
nAVTXO E.vnitELT RErTTTED TUE IHOPrORMEkLY ccutMed bv JoLw Cmmtmw. ta trmA.
faub A Cs La at ni-t Hab Eatory( I act rrrjard 4 11 kind of work In th machinery or Vlacastntthlnc hue. Having had twelve ytaiV tsartetw ta th beat mat bin ahepa ia the country, 1 flauer tayself that I caw
Eire entire san actio t taoa wbo nsy favor ut wtta
beir wort. I bav U toy employ cm f tha best blark
smiths la tbe State, arvd pay partx-ular atuntk-a ta bwrs
sbnrlot; ana macuitk lorsjlnf . Kepainof of all kloda trrS3pt!y attended to Model of 11 ktbd built fur tbe natent Sc.
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Ce ('. Citil Crt. Ct mf Cvt. H-. Alien ov. 11 Ott. 1 Adams Aar. eft. t ben Von e-ept.2 - Hoa ept. .3 6-pl2 Brown Nov. ov.i hartbolivrgew Oct. Vl 5ov. is Blackford lVr. 3 rpt. It Caa Oct. " We. V' - Carroll Oct Sep t. i3 CI i n to a Oct. 7 Oel.SI Clav Kej-t. 23 ov. a Clark Oci. H ept. Crawford Act;. 12 Oct. Delaware 0-t. tl Oct ...... laroi. Julj t Oct. Daviess Sepi. JJ Ott ?1 .......... liecatcr Ott. tl Oct. t Dearborn ov. 4 Oct 14 tew. DeKalb Oct. 5 Sejt. 15 .7tkhatrt jt ) i. $. Kultow Abf. SS Jan. IX Franklin Aug. ov.4 Flojd Oct. iff Sept. 3 KounUla Aug.? Kept. 15 Fa; eil -t. Ivr. n. Cireeue Oct. 14 Sept. It Grant Aue. 12 .Nov. 11 Gibson July Sy Nov. IS Henry Oct. SI s-ept. So Harrison Sev. S3 Aug. fifi lltc. S3. tlarnilWvn Sept. f Auf. 5 Howard Nov. U Oct. 1 Hancock Aug. 12 Sert.1 Huntirigtoa Aug. Sept. 30 Hendricks A eg. 2d Kepi. 3. ........ Johnson S t P Oct. SI Jenning rept. 9 Nov. 4 Jefferson Scjt.vn Dec. 16 Jasper Sept. Oct. It Jackson Aug. 12 Oct. SI Jay On. 14 Nov. 11 Kosciusko Sept. 9 hrpt. t Knot Aug. 12 Oct. 7 Lake Sept. IS Sept. $ I.a Port Oct. tl Oct. ? Lagrange Oct. 7 Dec. 14 Law rence Sept. 2 Oct. 7 Madison Sept. DO Sept. 16.......... Marlon Sept. S3 Oct. 7 Miami hept. V3 Nov. V3 Marshall A tig. 12 Kept. 30.......... Montgomery Sept S Sept. 30 Martin sept. IS -..Nov. 11 Morgan Nov. 11 lkt.7 Monroe Oct. D Drc. 2 Newton o.a. 7 Oct. 7 Owen Aug. 5. St pi. 8 Ohio Aug. I-' Svpt. 9 Orange Aug. '.tS . 4 Posey Sept. 3 Nov. 4 Terry Aug. 19 Oct. 2i Park Aog. 5 Sept. 9 Porter Sept. S3 Sept. 9 Pulaski Sept. 2 Sept. 3n Pik Sept. S3 Nov. 4 Putnam Sept. 30 Nov. 4 Kandolph Sept. 18 Oct. T1 Kasb Sept.C3 Oct. 14 Kipley Aug.SS S-fl. 16 Spencer Sept. Oct. 14 Switzerland Nov. 11 Nov. 11 Scott Aug. 1 Nov. 23 Sullivan Aug. 19 Dec. V , . Sienben Oct. 51 s(H.2 Shelby Oct. 7 Nv. 4 .. Starke Sept. 9 Sept. St. Joseph Oct. 7 Sept. 1' Tipton Sept. 1 Ang. 19 Tippecanoe Oct. 14 Dec. ! I'nton Ang. 95 Nov. V.., Vtgo Spt.2 Dec. 16 Vermillion Aug. 13 r-ept. 2 Vanderburgh Oct. 7 Sept. t Wavne, Aug. i ....Sept. 9........... Warrick Kept. 1 Oct. 91 Well Aug. 19 Sept IS w hitley epi. 2 Oct. XI Wabash Sept. 9 Nov 4 White Sept. S3 Sept. 9. W.rren Oct. 21 Oct. f 1 Washington Sept. 16 Dee. 9
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GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, i iiAitTr.ui:r; BT TUR LEO 1 LA TURK Of KENTVCKT FOR THX TKKATMF.NT OK ALL THK DISEAS: OF THR t KIN ART AND (iCNITAL (JlUlANS. A illcdicnl Report , Jl" wai f 1. 1. 1 o a TRICE ONLY TF.N" CENT. Out lining T(rfv Fin . rtut Supritriwf tit Antitomy ami thyinlry nlh Ntrs.il Crffnnt in is i (f lltt and jH.f.
t)M A KEtr VKTII0D CF tresiina? Venrnal 1 !, inclu. dl'g Mphllis In all IIa ataa-e; (;.ti.. rrli. liWl, RtrVinre, t artei il, and lrr-k, Israes of tl.e Kidneys. Iaddr Ac., wltb. out tnrciiry! ci!tainltif a valtial le trrafieon I bat li-ped mta-1v of yoiith. Srn.iaal Weaknaa, N'nrfuruaJ 1 mi.la, Semal Iw-billty, lniMrwy, kr., the -crvt tntinriitip f jixitb srt sna.
' tnrllV arUll if frntn Ihm I an. fat
haMt of svlf-abn. To wbkh I ad Ir l t.l rratla on ems Isaaaea, and other lriineUnif mMr -ftbewt. mnst lmrxrtanr lo tbe marrl-t an4 thM r vtwplattg tnarrtaK, whoen'.ertaln doiiht of tbetr pi yu 1 eb Hty ta enter that state. Sent to any addreaa in a sabd wrap pr, on receipt of trn rnt or four stamj. We dev.4e our entire time atid "tetiMfi to t)i treat, meiit of tba vartotit privat dlea .reatrd of In fr prl. vale report, (nir Ir..pnary I tti only Institution of ih kind o America wtibii ba U-b tat Ii.IiM Sy a special charter, an tbla frt should give It a prrN-rei- over lb varifMi iMii of j ut'it"ul baratter to fvittd ta all ar(t rltlra. Iiiiporlnnt to IYiiinlr! (,, oVpartnirwf ft nnr tSfiary I wwit'y devn4 I j th trlniil of lh llw am ef rm.li, u k a Im corrUra, or '!. r.,1-," frrejular, fatnf u and Snppre4 Mentrua!l"n, Nrrvi.u and lieiieraj Ij 'nilty, ! f th Wim)), Itarrer.rwaa, Ae. Oinultallo and e amlriaikma frr tf rt.ar,'.. AUo, frale.DK. DKWKK.1-J KKifLATth FILM Fr Ivmai t)ttrtiction, Irregularlti A-. Mairtvd laSira In certain sltuaiti.ua li.uM hM tb m, aa ,rv would cause iiiiscarrtaf e. I'rWe fllrboi at4 tway b aenl by mall. DU. O ALF.N'S FKKVlCNTlVr Am lttvaliiU arixl for !he wlUitiiR to liwtit the ttwmbrr uf Ihrlr C "Sr.f . rf ti e barren wb dlre i bilitren; w arraiited i-t t trjur the balth, aiet will last fr a lifrtlnie. aut to at y -M'm Ut'lrrM-l. oti receipt id tbe i-rii T w O a)U-Vb". f AT'KNT AT A Id TA( K Py rxliii a lr.f tal. Unl d tbeir symptom, will rerrv a IJsi.k Cbart t i'a'ii.( a list of qneatii'iia, our term f"f Dm- riire i-f tr. a'iax t Ac. Wdl li sent to any part of Ihe eounlrj- l- ru af ce atbmne.frre from danrr rnrsiiy. All Irans tto private and colnul. I;-nrntt tba name and numl-er. Ihrrrt all ktler i O Al.F.N'a HEAD DlrfeXAHT, ta.tl&-dAw !vwtt Ky.
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