Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3525, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1862 — Page 3
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t Ji - ! Mr. S. C. M-rrdith and J. W. Sm;t!.rr, f r
ritin.tr.. .
...JAM tllY 11 leirlr c-sie of the C.ocinnati paper.
" J, 7 V m' ' , M.xir XoT.rr.-Thrre wilt U ef-wl
city day before jea . . -,:.. 7 ,vwir 111 W A Matotm.
in good uniin, are invito to attend. ;i Ciiai. Fimih, Sfrrrlaff.) CfTt DiBLCrnfcT. Por this publication, shortly
Ihh Indiana, arrived in tu
Drday. Mr. Dram is rec r.tly from our army on
Ihe Totomnc ik1 he pr .1 m hia opinion that tu. fir! j Advance upou the ncrav 1 inevit.rb, j A new organization, we understand, of the
Home Guar, is about to beinMiiute!. The brave 'to be i.Mue-lby Mfvrs. IKkM, Tallott A; Patron, men who wilt volunteer pledge thenieltea to John I. Shaw 1 c.iiiraMis the Sisth Ward. protect pome of the wive and widows of the so!- j Mr. Shar is a cipahle and intelligent gentleman, (I rr bo have gvne to ,rwfroni this locality i and will mdnbedly do his work well." The rnklexi they cam get com ru 'onions from the Gor- Directory will be one of the snost auperior publifrnor. j cation of the kind ever iued iu this eitr. ' fSr-t. I. It. McDonald. n aid of (ln flo. i , '" "
t? . 1 - . tr.i - ,t .....v,,.. r
01 nit ii'a.ai iumi; 1, u 11 M Eli Crawford, No. 11 Siuth Delaware street.
The
uobii. in We-tera Virginia, trrired ia tLe citj !
jwierday, boni on . abort leave of abence.
& . . . .1 1. 1 . . .
I nf 1 r I Ii ill a Iii Tmrr1 a r.ti r rm v n 1 1, . . I J '
wr.. "r"" v" punier , . - . 1 r. t in .plendid condition. ColKiull, Sulliran j n,lrenv .0f releftby ,,,)'.,; 11 . :,. k. : . i- themselves while the ru-nher went W U:i a aitk a.wl üavjn, all wahregimcüli frum Iti4iuiis,are ! ., i " i lad? linns in the neighborhood. W Inle the
in wie rriuu 01 liomner ana reaay lor a ir-nc . , . - 1 1 t 1 - . r mother wm afnent the nd accsder.
f - . " rari! in command at Hömi.ey. Cj.t. 3f cDonald
rrjorta the health of (leu. Kellj verj p.xr. He i at Cumberland. ' Thd trooji feel a great anxiety for the presence of (Jen. ItevnoliI, a com ruaxtdrr. in bom the lave all confidence. The 19th U. S. reguUrn nradel the pririci !-! itreeU yes tenl.tj nuking, tifficcrs men and all, a magnificent apjarance. V: cannot too highly compliment the band of the lÜth. It w, proba
bly, tlie very best attitheJ to the army. Kvery tuember , thereof u an accomplished musician end a man of the highest order of genius. One hundred men belonging to Col. Melle) -noldi's regiment were deuilcl to provide for com fortabler qu irters fur the remainder at Cmp Morton, who, as we have elsewhere chronicled, ar rived in the city yesterday. Everything waa preptred for the brave voluntetrs who went into quarters iu all appointrcer.ts euch as a free ruan battling for the rights of hi country could dc ire. We learn from public sources that Captain J. M. itr.tddh.iw, of this city, who L post Quartermaster at St. Loui, has bet'H fulfilling his dut;ei well. Wheu Capt. Uradshavv took charge of this department. Gen. McKinistrr of St. Louis, turned over to him 2,600 horses and 2,0iXj mule, which were fedatan eipen.e to the Government at a costof from 4Uto ZA) ceuU per day. Captain Brad-haw is now feeding the animals at a cost of only 20 cents a day. which ia a great paving to the Government, and all the horses and mules are recruiting admirably.. Capt. liradahaw is the right man and the capable man in the right place. Mr. titearns, a dutiller of Uiebmoud, Vir ginia, is making about tour thousand dollars a day clear profit on whitky, and could make tire thousand dollars a day it lie would cicrt himself. ThedemaiKl for whiky ia bo great that every gallon is sold as soon as it is made. So says the correspondent of the Charleston Mercury. Th l'RLSlPKST DlSilSTKI WITH THE DoNothisg 1'atTT. The New York Evening Pott says: Our advices from Washington give reason to believe that the President is much displeased with the delay which have of late attended our military movements some of which, if we rightly conjecture their nature, are planned on a scale answerable to the rast extent of the insurrection, and if execute with anything like adequate vigor and skill, must be followed by the most important consequences. The lVAty says that Vickaburg is turning out from eight to ten brass cannun per week. Some of them are rifled. The telegraph has already announced the capture in the gulf of a vessel laden with 20,000 rUndofarm. The Houston (Texas) AVtfisays t lie prize belonged to Mr. Zacharie of New Orleans, and carried powder and munitions of war in addition to the weapons above mentioned. It cleared from Havana to . Matamoras, and was taken oflf Brazos. The iYrtr think?, as both the above ports belonged to neutral, the vessel was not liable to capture.
A correspondent of th Cincinnati Gazette, writing about matters at Louisville and Cairo,
says:
Louisville's heavy nacrificcs to the rebellion have failed to modify to any perceptible extent
the hitherto prevailing touc of feeling, simply because the rmj-iritv of her citizens, like the rro-
al ivery people everywhere, lay all their troubles
at the doors of the "Abolitionist." Incapable of peeing amthiiKT bad in slavery, thev alike see
nothing to condemn in in worshipers, and hence
the "Ariolitionwta come in for pretty much all
their anathemas.
If it were to come to a question of letting
slavery or the Union Riide, at !ea.t two -thirds of
the toting population of the citv, ns noar a I
can ascertain, would embark their fortunes with
flavery. The other third would probably cling
unflinchingly to tr.e old In:;.
Very few of the business men of the place know where they will land when the devastating tide of war subsides, for all arti more or less
involved in the general loes.
From Governor Morton's dispatches to the
Cincinnati papers of yesterday, we juote the fol lowing: I.ilAN.mLi, January la
The Ü2-I regiment. Col. McKevnolds. will be
here to morrow, and is expected to offer a consolidation with the 50th railroad regiment. Colonel Smith. The following officers are acreed upon: Colonel. Jas. M. Smith, of the 56th; Lieut. Colonel. Capt. Guard, of the52d; Major. F. R. Lord, of the 56th; Quartermaster, William H. Smith, of the 5tkh. This regiment arrived in the city about four o'cloik P. M. yesterday. They marched from the Pepot up Meridian street, out Washington erreet westward, and thenre to Camp Morton. The men looked like veterans in fact, there has not been a finer regraent t een upon our streets since the commencement of the war. The Indiana troops in Missouri will be paid off nest cfk. Colonel Stone leaves on Monday
lent happened.
The neighbors promptly enme to the rescue of the little sufferer, but not in time to save it from death.
To TanT'in. The unIeripiM is anxious to
buy an ofiif, linnftrrttir: in ptlitir. IVins hiving one to disp-e of, will tl a p:rthicr, by a!ire-inir Jol-.n P. l!cytio!d, G.tit.b:-r. 0!iir; stating trm',lin of n-iwrit et, "-arrourt of patroage, Lc. Also, endi;:g me a ppec'men of papr. Johx P. RTXoli. Fate LiMCii- At No. Ir-f. Lat Washington street, Mr. Nigterinann, oie of the Tn"t accom plishel caterers for the public in the city, wts a fire lunch daily. Mr. Nig:-rniann, in consideration of live liard times, has redncl his prkre for ber- affording one g!as fr three rent nd two j-las-e for five cents'. Patronize Mr. Nicroi tnn, he i a !iwjita!!e and generous p.-ntlnu.iii. 1 1 '2w
COMMERCIAL.
TELEGRAPHIC.
RatLtOAD MrM axd ota Fuie.M'S raosi the Country Attention! The Republican City Council have resolved to instruct the police to enfoice the ordinance against railroad companies. Yesterday several fine-j were enforced In this connection. The railroad companies and the people from the country had better look out w hen they come into Indianapolis. Hitching to tdi;ide tree and running locomotives are both egregious offences. Seating, Fi mi ix, and I'lttino vr let. The proprietors of the Central Canal charge, we understand, by the foot, for ladies and gentlemen who use their pond for the pastime of skating. They charged lat summer, Michael Shea, a well-known citizen, no much for every fish he caught. They charge the ice men, who are saving the article for our summer's comfort, twen ty cents per cord for the solidified article, taken from their ditch and stowed away. It gives us pleasure to record the liberality shown by the-e proprietors toward the citizens of Indianapolis.
Hen. Franklin's Hihth Dav. To night, at Military Hall, the anniversary of the birth of Benjamin Franklin will be commemorated. Gentlemen, patriotic and proud of the great printer, the statesman and the honest man, will give an entertainment unsurpassed by anything ever before witnessed in Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Typographical Union, No. 1, every member of which is an honorable gentleman, have this affair under their especial upenntendencc. To t;e beautiful 1 adies'who will be present, and to
citizens generally who will visit Military Hall to
night, we need not produce any other guarantee
that everything will be unapproachable, elegant and insurpas.se!. We acknowledge invitations from the committee and shall feci honored if the
press of our engagements shall jermit our atten-
ducc.
Metropolitan Hall. By the programme, nc
observe that manr of our most esteemed citizens
have tendered to Miss luce a compliment in the
shape of a benefit, to take place this evening.
We are glad this mittcr has been taken in hand, as it is well deserved, and shows the appreciation
in which this lady is held. She has selected for the occasion Shakspeare's beautiful comedy of
As You Like It," which has not been produced
for for tonic years in this city. It is one of the best of the immortal bard's conceptions full of
beauties. ' Miss Ince will appear as Mosalind, Fe
lix A. Vincent as Touchstone, Mr. Albaugh as
Jacques, and Ashmer, Hamilton. Hight, &c , all in the piece. The beautiful dissertation on
the "Seven Ages of Man," is alone worth a visit.
Give the lady a bumper at parting.
The East F.mpire Saloon. This popular es
tablL-hment, under the management of Mr.
Charles Lauer, an accomplished gentleman well know n throughout the city and State, is now one
of the most elegant places of report we have
among us. It is located opposite Little's Hotel, and has recently been refitted in all its depart.
mcnts, furnished with billiard tables of the most
superior manufacture, and with "pigeon bole
tables" and bagatelle tables, unapproached and
unexcelled by any similar establishment in the citv. Add to nil this Mr. Lauer's wines and
liquors are excellent, his refreshments sumptuously pet forth. All his patrons, who are numerous, know how to appreciate all these facts. Visit the East Empire Saloon. A Slvr on oca Irish Fellow Citizens. No braver patriots ever lived than our patriotic Irish fellow-citizens who are now righting the battles of their adopted country, yet every Republican print, from the Indianapolis Journal up, takes occasion to make a Hing at them. For instance the Cincinnati Commercial, a stinking black Republican issue, can not quote from the English "Punch" without outdoing the English themselves. In that print (the Oimmtrcial) day before yesterday, Irishmen were classed with ttuJTt J
ajrrs, by a forgery and a lie, perpetrated unblushingly upon the publishers of the British periodical. They never said any such thing as the Black Republican Cincinnati Gmi-nercifl! says they said. Yet this is the sheet that professes to be in favor of an honorable prosecution of tlie war, and which would urge Irishmen to go forward and fight it out while its editors, publishers and proprietors remain comfortably at home. Out upon such hypocritical sycophants! and out upon
every Irishman who has gone to the wars who won't remember them w hen he conies home!
Condition of the flank of the Mate of i Indiana Decent ber 31 t lHftl - -
MEANS. Xot nl F.lIIs IMrnmfi H-ir k!:y Hui and Krt KUt lU-mittainr Ii! tLer itrtn. liram h lialalM-r ime fr-tM Eastern I'-atiim. .f"49.C'7 Ml " " We-urn " . . 6T'J.2tr2 87 i Njt-s of other lur kt ioli and Mlvrr
27.1.40 7 3l.M2 73 79.D73 OS tUT.'H.NfiQ "1 301.104 62 4,3H,763 79
liabilities;. Cajdtal Stork Surplus FniiJ .Vorn in Circulation LHif I jxiMtor. ': Unpaid PH-Mrwtf anO. other lt-m. ...... Proflt an-t f-
iMeto other lUnks
tll,ft04.tt9 13
K2S.S.H 51 ro72.767 00 l,lW,C0i 7 S.7Ä3 7 2J6.17J W 124,35 W
II. 64. SM 13 HUGH JJcCULXOCU, lYf Mdrnt.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC JSTOTICE.
TO.II,l.M. A: COX, nni(?;rit o. Is r.at Vutiintrf on street, Have rx-en appointed agent for the ! of II It A I i: S T l' S S I L A 4i O , THE WONDERFUL GRANUI.US, f'T the cure of Couch", O'lJ". So-f Throat, Bronchitis, U Iirtzitiij, Irritation ff the Uvula and ToiimI, and IXji-r the LungH. .V11 in large Ix.xen, 25 ct., .Met., Atid $1 each. nlsdiwly
OAK HALL
NO. 2 WASHINGTON ANI NO. 2 ILLINOIS STS., llulea IIoiip
O'
UR FALL ANI WINTER STOCK OF BEAVERS,
CASTORS, CLOTHS, MELTON'S CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS OF EVERY GRADE AND STYLE AS WELL AS OF READY-MA DE CWTHINü FORMEN AND BOY'S
WEAR, IS NOW COMPLETE. GLASER 4- BROTHERS, Tro'a. y t f R. B. MELVILLE. Cutter. oct25
FOR SALE.
A FINE DICKERING PIANO FOR SALE k.''- Mm. -mr . NO. 88 VIRGINIA AVENUE, Janlß-I2t II. II. M UWAItT.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
. L. Matthews,
i EJB:H1 L. COJ.TSS10.V
AMV FORWARDING MERCHANT.
Larjrr Fue-Proof BuiMirp. No. 124 Fourth M., wct side,
between Maiii and tue liiver, Louisvüle, Ky.
ConsicDmenU are npectfuüy solicited, and im-
mrdnite tale" witn prompt rt turns guaranteed. Janl3
TAKE NOTICE.
rilHK UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY PURCHASED
I the Stock of Godn owned bv E. A. Hall, in the Odd
Frllow Buildinc, No. 2, and will now keep a complete
aortment of the latest X les 4f Goods and w ill keep ex
ITiMi cd wfrknicn to !uit nil the old cu-totner a w ll as
the new oner. whom be olicit to eve rum a call oelore
jinixh.i.sin eluewhere. He will aNo keep a gijod assort ment of Men's and Boys' Clothing ON HAND. Also 11 good Stock, of Furnish inj? lvn't forpet the place, Odd Fellows' Hall, Ao. WASHINGTON STREET. Jtnl.1-d.im
GROCERS.
Mi mm.
imr mj ju h.
AVlilHJile Gi'ocoi'H.
5 I ml
3 flffliSwrb
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uy TOJwum.J Cincinnati ?Inrl;et. !' Cici5ati. Jansajj It. Flour in fair de-nrd for jmtinr fine t $3 SSQt
4, extra cneharged.
v hnt Mtaewliat Crrr.er. at tO(SNc. for red.
and t.3JOc tor wiit.- . . .
Rye hadauced to 52 (jj 53c and scarce. Oata in gool Jemand at Sc. There w mi nctive demand for corn; sales at
2" cents. ' ;
Whi.-ky in good demnnd with sales at 15tc. There i an active detnnd lor bocfand o7lcr"
?re a shadf higher; alej of 3.0UÜ h.d at $3 30
(t i -4D.
Provision are heM firmer. , Me s i-rk f.rm at $3 233 50, the Utter rate
for city bnmld . : "
There an activt demand for lar l; sales of
t;eti;4 :it M'j Icr country and C;.c lor city; at the cioMj liiuh Urd arvl mesa jtk were held
liher. (Jieen nieafji QQ:ie and 3:'.'Q37c for
ehouldcrti, Uauis uU oides.
Ruthin: doin in hulk meat. Groceries firm at full prices. Stiar J.rcrllc. ilolas-cs sold at 13c2 lie. CofTeetfjld at rJ'jiiSiic. Exchange firm.
;iv Ti.ir.Arn. !tew York .Market. New Yokk, January-16. Fkmr openel heavy an 1 closed dull and un
changed; mal 1 iles at $5 50. 53 for fuper-
hne btate; . cJ lor extm State; $. iU(?5 iöfor superfine Western; $5T0(rt5UUforcommon
to meiiuni extra estcrn; $0 UoGfor shippinz
brands extra round hop Ohio, and $6 10(aG 73
for trade brands.
Whikv in fair deman-1 and the market a hade
firmer; tales at 23K(t 2öc. chiefly at the latter prirnt which the market closed firm.
heat dull and shippers ini?t upon a material
decline to which shipjn?! are not willinir to accede; sales of choice amber Iowa at SI 35, and common winter red Western Äl 'W.
Corn continues very dull and heavy with small
sales at 65c for mixed Western in store; CHl.c delivered; G7c for sound yellow; Gilo for unsound
mixed esteni.
Pork steady and in fair demand; sales at $11 75 M12 37. for uiesa; $1.'J 60 for city prime
nies, and $r(?'J f)f) for prime.
Hcef rule.' quiet and firm. I)rcs.-ed hos steady at.$l(V?43gC. Lard ot-oned ftcajv, with tiood inquiry, and
cloe! a tdiade firmer; sales ut (i
liuttcris selling at llQtlöe for Ohio, and 16ff
20c for State.
Cheese quiet and steady at ft-(i7c. Suar Haw very firm; Cuba 7;??c; Porto Hico t'öa0! refirietl steady and firm at 11c for ground, granulated and crushed. Molasses unchanged and quiet.
WANTED.
WANTS." "FOR SALE," "FT)R RENT." "LOST,
FOUN D," BOARDING," A-t. Advertisement cominK
under tuewe beading, not exceeding hve liTie, willbe
ert;u once for 25 cent.
c
rTY ORDERS. Ctmtraets w ill be made at this office
for advertising, payable In city or county order at
par. oct22
" TANTEU CITY ORDERS At the h'jrhet market V rates by WM. Y. WILEY, ort l'2-däm No. 101; E. Washington street.
7"ANTEl COUNTY ORDERS At the hk-hrytmar-
ket rates, uy w m. i. ilki . No.lo E. Was-bintrton street.
MEDICAL.
nil'OKTAIwT TO L dib:s. DR. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOR UPWARD OF twenty years d otcd lii professional time 1 xclufivrly to the treatnn-rt of I cillillo li II icn Itir.
and havin(llcceed', I ia housands of cases in restoring the atflwted to sound health, has noweutire confidence In offering publicly lis "Great .tmcrlean Ilemeity," DR. HARVEY'S CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS, Which have never yet failed (when the directions bavt been strictly followed,) In removing difiicultiea arming from OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPP AG E OF NATURE, Or In restoring the ystem to perfect health, when nfferirg from Spinal Affections. Prolapsus, Uteri, the Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Orpans. Also, in all caser of Debility or Nervoua Prostration; Hysterics, Palpita tions, 4c, which are the forerunners of more serious dieae.'" fc2y These pill are perfectly harmless on the roust! tution and may be taken by the most delicate female without causing distress, at the same time they act like a charm by f trrnpthening, invigorating and restoring the system to a healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, no matter from what cause the obstructions may arise. They should, however, not le taken during the first three or four months of pregnancy, though safe at any otber time, a miscarriage would be the result. Each box contains CO Tills. Price fl, and when desired will be sent by mail, pre-paid by any advertised A pent, on receipt c f the money. .s,dd by Druggists generally. J. BRYAN. R'H-hester. New York, General Atrent. TO LIN SON & COX, Agents for Indiananoll. Julyl9-dAw'61
Corner IVuttii nerton nnd Delaware Ntrccl, Indianapolis, fT AVING THE LARGEST STOCK OF GROCERIES
I L in tl.i city, with such fn.-i'r.ties as to enable ustol
sell a low a any house In the est, we invite denier to extmine our gaud and price before purchasing elsewhere. Just received on consignment. 40 Half Iris, new White Fih. 115 Mackerel. 30 Bug new Peanut.
In stre and for sale at very low fipure
Junel7-dAw
A. & H. SCHNCLL.
For the speedy and permanent cure of GONORRHEA, GLEET, URETHAL DISCHARGES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, INC0NTINANCE, GENITAL IRRITABILITY, Gravel,Stricture,and Aflections of the Kidneys and Bladder which has been used Ly upw ard of one hundred physicians, IN THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, Wim ENTIRE SUCCESS, superseding Cubebs, Copaiba, Capsula, or another compound hitherto known. R Fa MAS SPECIFIC PILLS Are speedy in action, often effecting a cure in a few day, and w hen a cure is effected it is permanent. They are prepared from vegetable extracts that are harmless on the system and never naueate the stomach, or impregnate, the breath; and leiiig sugar-coated, all nauseous taste is avoided. No change of diet is necessary while
using them; nor dots their action interfere with business
pur.-uits. Each box coutain wx doren tills. PRICE ONE DOLLAR, And will be sent by mall, post-paid by any advertised Aeent, on receipt of the ni'aiey. Sold by Druygiits generally. None genuine without mr signature on the wrapper. J. BRYAN, Rochester, N. Y.,
General Agent. fcj5 T0ML1NS0N A COX, Agents for Indianspolif. july!9-d.tw 'fil
WANTED.
milieu a ivue is
the wheat's weight
yAyer's American Almanac is now ready for delivery, cr.itis. at the P;ugLsts, who are
for Otterviile, tobrin home such sums of money j happy to supply all th it call for them. Kvery I eanlf i7 cn to ?enJ to their f l,ni'- ! farady should htve nnd keep this book. It is oainhastenty-eiphtrepmenUofinfa luving-comprijing much general inlor-1 on regiment and four companies of cavalry, and j niation of reit v.ilue. It cives the best instnic- j three bittere- of artillery in Kentucky, miking , tKn for the cure of prevalent complaints that we tncrtl.-rtr thousand from thi State She has , can , any wh(..e ilsanu.olc. alone are w.rt!i !
also inrce o-uTcric nn.irr inarcnin? oniers. 1 ..... , , .. . t 1 - . . 1 a I. net, 1 ll Cktt lt T1i! 0s rii.s f 1-:I I 2.
I "art ics) w no n.ivr j,i-t .irnvl nere from Cairo state that it is the intention of (Jen. Grant to at- sometimes worth to the sic!
lack Columbus s:mulLu,eou!y by land and w.i- j ju p Manv of the medical almanacs are ter, ai d tint no oiie at Cairo t-ntertainetl a doubt 1 , . - " ,1; , t.. .i,.,,!,.: t , T. . , , ., , j trash, but this is olid metal, its calculation are of our succes. 1 ne troops lelt amid great en- ' . thusiasm. made purjsjsely for this latitude, and are tliere-
The Camp Surgeons inform u3 that the ; f',re correct. Call and get an Avers Almanac, j health at Camp Morton is now excellent. There wlieu gut, keep it. 11-lw j are only a fer cast- of measles and none of fr,ri r.er. .Vr.McX'ulUn, .irr j Rvhttu Cln
fever. Ye-terd.vy the ureon commenced vac- j it.iaAroi.is, Oco.-ber 6, is;,7. cinttin-the men, and everv precaution will Le I Dr. C. W. Robok Dear Sir : I h ive usl takeubv them to insure a continued state of , ? V Afr:ti-;-(p, which I hae suflered much at tin;cs. hilrit V m . 1 t. n sT. - ..... I a b'orlaArc r-rt Ci v' . 1
.-...... e.t or uir om- w.u.. .s.v.. j 9 p;ei.int tO tllC taste, it CCrt lllliV Ii.lS a P fp J cen.tsl. j effect un the nerves. Please accept my thank Three or four regiment of Kentucky Home ! f'r your kind regards, and believe me "
- , 1 . .1 1 ours, J. W. T. .IcMritiN (t nnjs luve been sworn into t;c service for three j s ,
yean., wdlin-the numberof Kentucky re-imenU j Tnt Empire Saloon. This establishment, one 1 to tlrrty three, all rccruuei to the maximum. j of lhe Umoui ;u the nhült, ute -nJ lre Dr. 11 ly h a fiue horse, saddle and bridle ; quenti more than any other by strangers visiting ' p e-et.teI to him by friends at Mishawaka and lhe citJt s (1Vred lor sale by üie pnprieOr. Rod- ; Sonth Her.d. 1. tL.-... v. The Kninire is fitted through- i
AT TWF XEW YORK (IIIOCERY STORE, o. 1? i;at Vashiiirtnn Mrert. C1 H. BUFLI having purchased the ahve establishjm uient f the iler. Bryant, iutends ksejui(i etnist.ni!y on hatid a full supply .f cxery article in the line rf Family Groceries and Provision, tnl will wTant every article t.. Le of the b.-.-t jnaltty and at th lowest pr.ceN. The highest market price, fn rash, paW for all kind of pT'iuec. He re-5ct fully s;i.-its the citizens jrenrrallr, in the citv an I cimrry. t r ill and examine his strk and prnes h .,re j.im !ia)i!i elwi ere. ArtH-li ! ptcinptiy ile'ivrred in ä!I psrt- f the ritv. j.1-dlni C. H. BUE'LI-
farrnrrtt traci r ma naLt statk isimni.
0012 ItcportK. From nhlnKton. Warhixgtcn. January 15. The followinc the eerond peoprwytion in Mr. - Cha'a xpitiotr. , 2d. TLe banks will receive and pay out tlie Unitexi States note freely, and austain, to all projier wAya, tiVir cTelit. The Tribune's special aays: Secretary Cameron' nomination aa Minister to Russia, was reported uruniraously from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, but was not acted Bjwn. The Senate PostofTice Committee meet to mor row tor the purpose of considering the lionise bill to aloiisli the franking privilege. The Commit fee are not in favor of a total abolition of the privilege and ail amend the bill. In answer to da? for a call of information made
ujn the beere'-! ry Cameron, by the Senate, he incidentally remarked: 1 take this occasion torepeat the statement that I never made a contract since I took charge cf the War Department, for any purpose whatever, having always interpreted the laws of Congress to intend that the Heads of Bureaus, nil of them able and experienced ofli. cers of tlie regular armv shall make all contracts for supplies for the tranches of the service severally under their charge. The Times' special says: It is doubtless, true that Adjutant General Thomas will soon vacatt hi.s place. There is deeper and more general hostility to him thau any other officer in the army, not excepting Oenl Stone. General Seth Williams, a popular officer nnd most indefatigable w orking-man is named as his probable successor. McCIeliau was to-day before the Joint Committee on the conduct of the War. For three hours they listened to a patient and candid account of his ulcerations in the responsible ullice to which he was so suddenly, and without his own knowledge or procurement, summoned by the President and by the Nation's voice. The difficulties of his position the embarrassment of question arising the amount of labor la be done the ferocity and strength of tlie rebellion he has to vanquish were grouped together in a
manner 90 elective as to win sympathy from a member who had imbibed prejudices against him, and the modest and steady assurance he manifested of nn early and utter oterthrow of the rebels gave confidence in his capacity and generalship that had not before existed. (Jen. Ilutler was also before the Committee today. Secretary Welles sent to the Senate to day a de f ense of himself in the matter of charges preferred against him. The Senate acted to-day on a number of army appointments. Thirteen Lieutenants put in commission by Mr. Cameron, and one urgeon were rejected. Many others will follow. Ho nominations have been made since. The Cabinet change was resolved on. Among the rejections by the Senate of military nominations were Watts as Lieutenant, Tate a gardener at the White House, and Wood, of Minnesota, as Brigade Commissary. After the most careful inquiry it cannot be ascertained that there is any truth in the current reports relative to additional changes in the Cab inet. The IIrratVs dispatch says: The officers of the regiments raised hy Gen. Butler in xMass;chusetts for his coast expedition were commissioned yestejday directly from tlie War Department. Col. McQuarde, of the New York 4th volunteers, is mentioned as likely to be apjiointed a Brigadier General. From private advices received here serious r.p prehension are entertained that the heroic Parson Brownlow will be assassinated belore he can reach the Tennessee border with a pass from the rebel War Department.
From .civ York. New York, January 15 The steamship Saxonia from Hamburg 40th December, arrived this morning. No news. She brings two complete batteries of guns and a great number of small arms. She did not touch at any intermediate port.
From Fortrc .Monroe. Fortress Monroe, Jan. 15. The storm still continues with high wind and rain. The remainder of the Burnside expedition is retained until the weather moderates. New.- from Burnsides's expedition is expected to-morrow.
From t oliimhu.
Colcmbi s, O., Jan. 1G. The bank suspension
bill as amended by the Senate passed the House
to-dav and is now a law.
One of the conditions of the law is that the
banks resume specie payment fifteen day after
the New 1 ork banks do.
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LIVERY STABLES.
O. W. JOHNSTON, Livery and Sale Stables NOS. U AND 13 WEST FEARL STREET, isriAXArcus.iMii.xa. tXf IbTse. R'jgs'e. Carriages and Saddle Ibvse a! a s iu rc ddinesa. Charges modcra'e. dec3-tf
200 Recruits Wanted FOaillE
OF
The Eleventh Infantry, I
WHICH MAJOR J. . CORDON Is authorized torais in Indiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
JJ.VY FROM 13 TO 22 PER MONTn, WITH RA- i TTtiNS, quarters, medical attendance, Ac, c m- j j piefv. AH b en'i-t will a! nee be cb'thed, su'iste l
j aii-l pro inen nr.u (rvrrjLL,:i?r-i iiu.i luiui ii u ii.ii'ii
by the Government. Thetena of enlistment isTtireo Years. Pay to commence frtn date of enlistment. None but able-bodied siacle men, between the ages of 13 and 35 year, need arplj.
RecruiMnjr Kendervoua in ieti?er new bnu.iir.fr. o. ?
Washington, January 16. SENATE. A communication was received from the Secretary of War in an?wcr to tho resolution of Mr. Powell directing an answer to the resolution passed at the last tesion in. regard to contracts, ic. The nnswer states that the first resolution' was received at the Department just after the battle of July 21st, and that since then he has not had sufficient clerical force to prjperly answer the resolution. The answer also states, "I myself have not made a single contract for any purpose whatever. The heads of bureaus have made all the contracts"" The subject was referred. Mr. King presented a petition that the funds of convicted contractors be awarded to soldiers, and also to abolish all fees and periui.sites of officers. Referred Mr. Wilson introduced a bill to amend certain articles of war. Mr. Hale ollercd a resolution that Ward H Lamuii. United States Marshal for the District of Columbia, by his recent order communicated to the Senate excluding the members of the Senate from the jail without a p iss from him. has been guilty of a breach of the privilege of the Senate and of contempt of the rightful authority of this body, and that the Secretary of the Senate le directed to communicate a copy of this resolution to the President. On motion of Mr. Wilson, the bill in relation to the arrest of persons claimed as held to service or labor by officers in the military or naval service of the United States was taken up. The bill provides that any officer arresting any perrOti hold to service or labor shall be discharged from the service. Mr. Collamer offered an amendment, or as a substitute that no officer of tiie army or navy, militia or volunteers shall assume to exercise any authority to atrest, detain, hold or control any person held to service, and that any officer so offending be dismissed from the service. Agreed to. Mr. Saulsbury offered the following amend
ment as a new section:
Aves Mesm. Bright, Browning, Chandler, Clark, Collamer, Cowan. D little. FeTd'n. Hale, Ilarlm. Harri, Howe, Ktnr. Lane of Ind., Latham, Morrill, PoniTüT, Lice, Sirman, Sumner, Tiumbuil, Wilkinson, W.lmot. il-.n 21. - Nat Messrs. Anthony, Bayard, Carlisle, DatU, Dixon, Ktote. Foster. Johnaon. Kennedy, McDougall. NeaiiUi. Pierce, Towell, SauUbcrr, TenEvck,Wdiwl6. Mr. Dixon offered a resolution that the wual miTcage be allowed the contesting members. Laid over. After executive kn the Senate adjourned. HOUSE Mr. Dunn, fron the Military Com
mute, reported bill authorizing ainl directing j the Secretary of War to furnish the prisoners of the United St.ite in tie revolteJ TSutea with clothing and other nevesearies of lif, and f-r this purpoi that he employ such agenta as may le iieces".iiy. Pased. Mr. Wilson, from the Committee on the Judi
ciary, reported back with amendments the bill amendatory of the act of 1K7. to enforce the attendance of witnesses. Paed. It repeals that part which exempts witnese who have testified before any examining committee of either House from being used as evidence in a court of justice. After a debate of several hours the House adjourned, w ith the understanding that the question would be taken up to-morrow at 1 o'clock. From ftfthlnfff on. WagHiNUTO. Jan. 16.- The specials to New York paper contain the following: It is thought that Gen. Stone will le detached from duty iu this vicinity and cent to the Western frontier. It is not true that Assistant SecretarT Scott will be tendefed the post of Secretary of War. Some important changes will be made in the personel of the War Dejairtmcnt. SmalI-iox and cases like camp typhoid fever are occurring in this city and Ceoretown, and there is considerable alarm exists among the citizens. Humors are rife of the discovery of fraud committed by those raisiug and equipping regiment. Double rations have been drawn and other supplies for a force ou pajer and not regularly recruited.
- The Committee of Ways and Means this morning agreed to postpone the $100,000,0(10 Treasury note bill for the present, and to substitute a bill which prorides for the issue uf Treasury cer
tificates bearing interest, which will be issued to
creditors.
The Bank Commissioners and Secretary Chase having come to a substantial agreement, the
Committee of avs and Means are holding a
consultation with the Secretary on the subject.
The Commissioners of Patents has issued a
circular in which he says the cultivaiion of cot
ton in the middle portion of the freeiSutes is be
ginning to attract general attention. It is, however, a principle in vegetable phvsi
ology, that tropical plants can not be acclimated in the North, except by a repeated re production
of varieties bv seed.
. The attempt to grow sea-island cotton, such as i now brought from Hilton Head, would prove a
failure in anv other portion of the free States.
The only variety capable of successful culti
vation in those sections now seeking its mtroduc tion is the green seed cotton, such as is now be
ing raised extensively in Arkansas, Missouri,
1 ennessee, and portions of Kentucky, and which produces tlie whole fiber. Seed should be ob
tained from these localities. The modification of soil and climate will in
fluence the size of the crop, tlie length and fine
ness of the fiber, and the product of the c rop.
Efforts are now making by this Depattment to
procure the proper seed for distribution. The Commissioner further savs:
The result of the cultivatihu of Sorgho the
past ye.ir, settles the question of its practical sue
ccss,and that one of the difficulties presenting it
self is want of pure seed to meet tins want. Thi
division has ordered seed from France for distri
bution the ensuing spring.
The same causes which have produced deteri
oration here exists there, and well grounded ap prehensions are entertained that seed thus im ported raav not be free from suspicion.
On Tuesday the rebel batteries on the Totomac fired twenty shots at an oyster pongey, but
did not hit it.
Yesterday a fleet of similar vessels ran the
blockade without being fired on, and arrived
safely at V aslungton. The Government Contract Investigating Com
mittee h now engaged on the subject of the illegal frauds in this vicinity. Thev discover that
the same horses have been twice hold to Govern
ment Superintendents and Inspectors who have
been bribed to certify to horses, sometimes sell ing them to private individuals. The enormous amounts paid bv the War I)e
partment has induced strong competition among
railroad companies, so that many Colonels in the
est in moving their regiments Last, have re
ceived from $1,500 to $2,000 bonus; that some sutlers are making $3,000 profit per month; that
nearl all the sutlers south of the Potomac tel
liquor with the knowledge of the officers; that it
is smuggled in boxes marked Government am
hospital stores, or packed in ban els marked beef.
So far about 1,000 prisoners on each side have
been exchanged, mostly of whom were connect
ed with tr.e army of the Potomac. This movement, inaugurated by our Govern
ment, is fully reciprocated by the rclel author
:tie. The Senate was in executive session four hours to-day upon the nom'natioi. of Cameron as Minister to Russia. The debate is represented as earnest and spirited. No definite vote was taken.
NEWSPAPERS.
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INDIANA STATE
From .TIlotiri. LtAVENveoRTH, Jan. 16. Intelligence received here states that 4,000 Union Indians in Cherokee county w ere attacked on the Cth by a upe rior force of Texas rebels. The Indians were compelled to retreat, and are now in Kansas. Brigadief General Denver left to day for Western Virginia. A continual guerilla warfare was being carried on in Johnson and Bates, counties by roving bands of rebels and detachmeuts of Jcunison's command. A quantity of Government stock and other property was confiscated. On the 5th near Columbus. Johnson county, the Federal troops were fired on from ambush and five men killed. The Supreme Court of Kansas was hearing arguments on the Gubernatorial question. The attorney for contestant filed petition for a writ of mandamus to compel the State Board of Canvassers to count the rote cast for Geo. A. Crawford, for Governor, at the late election. St. Lons. Jan. 15. Robert Wilson, Preident of the State Convention, has been appointed by Governor Gamble to fill one of the vacancies in the United States Senate occasioned by the expulsion of Johnson and Polk. Nothing has been heard from the expedition which left Rot on Tuesday for Springfield. From Cairo. Caieo, Jan. 16 The force sent from this point consists of nineteen regiments of infantry, lour regiments and two companies of cavalry and seven batteries artillery.
1 he steamer January, with the 4;h I. ohms.
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"Ilere th rs ll rTJ" rirbta saitrtam, foawed by influence and aubougbt by ITtia.' TwftDtnv WitutSft tv are thm re-c-bited org n "f th Drinnrraey rf In-.'una. As it bat ft the past, tie Sw:. Ül roßtiss ta aduncate taa priori pW and MiiurH wbkb are bt eaW-".at4 Us mrur th h pjnri, i prosperity rt-1 th fr tb pere frewn all vnjut urmrewsry rtra.rts. While fherf .1'y sua.n,r: tb f.ovrrr.tr.r'-.t a lya! ritir bi'.d, t U Sktik.i. will n(!.iit!jr watrh ail enrrtrtiitin popular riht and le traf rnrrir-s of cor.snturior.id h'rty. "Pie frei d n t1 p-e h snd tbe freedom rf th' pre are twe-' to prerT ßd arckre free inMituovms. Wben tl. are a track do t, tx matter hat nv be the a;tofry therefor, frota list day dst tbe whne f Amcricsn lHrty. In rrder t f rm a WKre perfTt nr. km, establish Jt-, Insure domestic tranquility, prnvl le fr tbe C'Ttr;ou d fme, rrutnott tt general el!re and secure tbe Men.jr.jr of lirty to firaelrmand p-tenty, tbe r.snsfa. will fear'.ewlj mmUnite and approT or Crdemn. a it believes the ptdic good requires, all measures of the State ard NstioraJ Administrations. Itwiilever keep la vw the dnncti-a bei ween aupportins; tbe Gujrmmei.t and tLe vebal acta of tbse who represent tbe t.orenimeTif. At1 e appeal f. tbe snpport nf all bo de;re to rna;t.ta:n a pnrC nst;rutional ti orernment, and continue fur mrselves and onr posterity the frlrtu heritage of free lmrt;tutkn, won by ihm valor and framed by the id"ra and intfrr.ty cf tL rat who pledsrrd their live, their fortune ani tLeir lacrea bwrs for liberty and Independence. t Fr tbe porpe rf estendinff tbe rlrrt'atieo f tbe Paly and Wet kly I.vnuna f tart Scjrmii, Its prnjiriet- ra snlirit every I moerat, every friend of sound and ciitT. atire National principles to aid tlftn In that rtjrct. Ii U needleas to urjre tbe Jmprtance of the press as an airenry In sustainlnc a party orrtnliatioa and seenrire the sue eess cf its Irin ile, and keprentaOe Mm. Tbe Saatikcl will take fur Its p.1 url jruiJe tbe Natk bsl and State Democratic nrf'nns and earuely advocate the pnncijJes and p4icT they maintain. The Srvrooi. w-,il, 1, lea s-ereral newspaper. It will curtain the latest TKLCbaara K.iirom a.l parts 4 the world; a full and correct repurt of tbe TiuU m Ca ma MaaKET and the (irsiüL Masut ef all tbe pritKipal cities cf tbe Vnion; Komp and ltmetlc Intell jfetjre; C.turessj..nal iToreediUKS full l:eprt if tbe la-frlsla-t:ve Proceed it. ?s cf ot:r own State; Ira erestii.fr Tale. Literary and Ke'.iiou Mincel'any; lnvet;ti-ts and I -erics; iVrieion in tbe Supreme Curt f the State arid the Federal, Circ'itt atd lA-tra-t CErts, with, notice of tbetr arjrnment arwi prxreedinK; tbe bwal news of tLe var.tai counties of tbe Stare, which will be -f prr.cr si interest; tbeCommemal and Financial InteniKerrfe; articles urn-n Afrricnlture and SciriK-e; ed tonal reviews and comimi.ts Upon tbe current tfpK- of tbe lay, and full rrj-ort of tbe prress of tbe Owl Was from our own crrrptd-tits and ether ourves. 4 With a view of obtain'.njr accurate inf rmstion frotn every Msrtion of the State, we sdj.'it inr friend t fives such inpirtatit fvts from tbeir migt.t otbo.d as they may deem worthy of transmission. Tlie Iaily and Wet kly Statt. Sr.vrtsri. are tbe best medium for advertisers iu tbe State, tbeir circ.latioti extending to every part of it Tmk Ssstish. Sttam Psimw Fstasi iSMnrsr 1 the most complete jn the State, beii.f amply eupplied with every variety of plain and on.auirnul t e from tbe brt fuUiKiers iu the coutdry, and s ilh presses eiprely designed arid purchased for everutiinf al tbe diflrn-sit class. of line lu k ar d Job iTintitifr. We respertlully solicit orders frm our friends tLroiifrliout tbe State, and will guarantee tbat sll stotk ei.trut d to ossball l-e d..ne with protnpttwss and accuracy, on the first iusl.ty of paer, with the best of ink, and in such a tyle a luust (rive entire satisfaction. Tbe low terms upon which we offer to furnish tbe Dailt ami Wkkklt SexTtsTL, will tot i-ertnit us to employ ents, and we therefore solicit our friends in every neighborhood to exert themselves to send us subscriber. Specimen copies will be s. nt whenever required. teiitis: iMily Sentinel, one rear... ... ................... OO eix month 3 00 " " one month SO
Weekly Sentinel, one copy one )ear ...f 1 00 Teu cjies to one addre.se, and oue to 'lit maker of the club 19 Twenty copies to one address, and two to lhe makf of the ilub SO Tbirty copies to one address, and one ropy of the Weekly otte and of the lai!y, to the maker of tbe club 30 00 Fifty copie to one addre, and two copie cf the 'Weekly and two of tbe Da.iy 50 00 Additions csn te made to clubs at any time at tbe above rates. Where the pa r it addressed to each subscriber separately, tbe extra copies will not b sent. So paper sent without pre-payment,orcontinned lotifjer than paid for. Address: i:i.m:it iiaiskkks a- nirc.iiAii. IndlanspolU, Indiana. JCjjJ Taper copying tbe above, and calling attention to it, will be. entitled to a Daily Exchange. DITTERS.
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TJ H K T II K Old SACHEM BITTERS IT IS TIIE FINEST AND BEST SPUIX. oICDICI i K KNOWN.
"Nor shall any oidier or officer, under like j Col. Dave Stuart, is aground twenty mile alove
penalty, iu any way entice, decoy or retain any
such person from Ins or her master or owner. Air. Saulsbury s.dd that he thought the officers or soldiers of the United States ought to have nothing to do with the question at all either way. Mr. Rice moved to aid after the words master
C. W. II ALL V CO.,
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D. h. COIT, First Lieutenant
Eleventh Infantry, hecrujtir.g 0cer.
FOR SALE.
For Snlc or to I'xchansc
j for crrr rRorLKTT,
EXCHANGE STABLES, 553 Acres, thejGallaudct Firm,
Cape G rardcau. She can not be reached by
steamers. A land force with a provision train has been dispatched to their as.-itance. Thev will probably march by Jouesboro and come here by railroad. The river is full of floating ice.
Military Gooi. Mese-rs. Bart A H'.ckeox, ('utCUitiaü, are furnishing military good,; of all descriptions at the very lowest cash j rices. We would particularly call the attention of mi'itary gentlemen, sutlers and others, to their advertised ment which appears elsewhere in to day 'a paper.
out, from garret to cellar, with everything requisite for a fint class saloon, and all Mr. Berbe, ha ing numerous other engagements, desires is to find the riht kind of a purchaser. if
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A gocal assortment of the various styles of ladies', missei, children's and gentlemen's
Birt i Uickcox are UUral dealers and have a ' balmoral shoes, just recti vtI at Kuod'.e i S- nV.
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, Ml. 32 VAST .MAIlKTr MULCT, INDIANAHII-IS I.MI.
50 East Wa.vhUigton street, adjommc Odd Fellows 1111. or owner the w ord? w ho may be a loyal Citizen 4
tne Lintel atates. Agreed to. Mr. Wilson opposed the amendment. He was against any kind of justification of slavery. Wh t he wanted was to prevent oßlem of the army from returningslaves. Some officers had already degraded the service in this way, and God willing, he, if he had the rower, meant to prevent their confirmation by the Senate. The contested seat of Kansas was taken up.
Tlie question being the motion of Mr. Clark to strike out the word not in the resolution of the Committee on the Judiciary, that Mr. Lane was not entitled to his seat. Mr. Lane paid he had refused to accept the ofhee on the 22d of July. He referred to the contest in Kansas with Mr. Stanton for the Sen -- atorship. and said that four days after he was elected the Governor whom he had overthrown and jis contestant whom be had leaten declared the seat vacant. Mr. Bright thought the question barely a lecral one. The Presideut having appointed him to an cCice i,..t created. The Senator from Kansas could not accept it and therefore did not vacate his seat in the Senate. The discussion was continued by Messrs. Lane, Stanton, Clark and Foster. A vote was taken ou Mr. Clark's motion to sttiVe out the wjrd not.
from Kentucky. LoL'isviLix, January 16. All quiet down the river. Policeman Kerby is reported dying from the wound of yesterday.
it is a. im;qi au,i:d Purifierand Rcgulatorof (be DIood is a i) flight nil Tonic. Try it and it will do you Good. m sriniAi it v baii, Ar.d by firocers. Wine Merchants and Dmrgid generally. Wm. GOODKICH. New Haven. CU. Proprietor. Principal Deot, 14 Water street, Jt. T. dec.lO-'GO-dawle
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j'VN TTTr INDIAN ATOIJS AND CINCINNATI T.AILI j Iii AD, si.h the station Gailaidet in its center, ; every acre fenced, nearly ail the rail new or recently
reset; 3O0 acre in cultivation, 100 acres tin lerdraavsd, f..ur rt orchard, ei:ht wells of a ater, two pxsl bam and a I.ew one 115 fret Innjiiearlv CfTi;ileted.afani.!T rridence
! ,.rth t.favi, rlre tenant hcr'C-, a aw -mi 11 worth f?,Of-, j a f-tare and st-re-bu.-e. This bifrhly fertile fanu, unj euated in slviatb-n by any in the State, only 10 n.i:ates . ly rsilro i frotn Indianapolis, four paer.ger train topi pine at tbe farm station each day. w'tb a State road ruui nir. thruurh its center, i tow offered f- r sa at a frrett j I srfc'a.n. It can be di-iisl inte six or eicht farm if di etred. For term apply t the owner. J S. liKOWN. ' i;is'. let, January 4, lMd.
P A T B IT T B OBTAINF.D FOR XEW INTENTIONS OF EVEÜT decription. Fees ewitingent on toccesa. X pat
ent no pay. Send for Circular, riirfr terms, directiotis, 4c Adlresa -AMOS BU0AUNA1, novli-dly Tatent Attorney, Washington, D. C.
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MJE9,?Al!P(0,i?'J(l! GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, ciiAit ri:iti:i BT THE I.F.r.lSLATt'RK OF KENTT'CKT FOR THE TREATMENT OP ALL THE DISEASE OF THE UklNAKY AND GENITAL OKÜANS. A .TIrtlical Ifrporl, 0 aawf P" w si V m M- m Bsv 9 . PKICE ONLY TEN CENT?. tVitf ft il"itK and i,r.i'.
OS A NEW MKTIIOD OF treatina- Veneris I Iieeaes, lnrlodisg hypbilis in all its stamen; Gonorrbea, Gleet, Stricture. arieocile, and Hydrocele. Incase ,
tbe Kidney.. ptad-W ae srl'fc.
V "at roermry: containirr ali nable treats oti tLat f.pread
' j'iin, rxminai ntufe. Ncojnal FmiwWw, Sexnal le'i!ify, Imrx tetiTT, 4e., the se. cret inhrmities of vocth and tna-
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babit of self-abuse. To brh is aided observations en Female I.ea-e, and otl.er Interesting matter of the utmost lniprtsnce to tbe married anJ tboe cobtemplalir.g msrr.as;, whoentertain doubts of tbetr pbyical atriity 1 enter tlat state. Sent to aay addren hi a sealed wrapper, on receipt ef ten ci.ts or four stamp. We devot our entira time and ar tent ton to the treatment of tbe various privat dieeaea treated of in tor private report. Our I.peQ4ry u tie or lr lnti:ntion U tb kind in America wbich Las been c lab o ted by a special charter, ana tbia fact sbmld frtve if a rrlereie over t vanous quAd-s of daub'l character t la Pund in all arg cities. Importmit to Fc male: One department of on r Iv penarr is epecially dvef, 1 tb treatajetx of th Inseaes of'pnabs, s-h as Larorrbea, or Whites," Irre-aisr, Tainftsl and v?rr4 Menstruation. Nenoosand Urreral Iirbtlitr, Diseases cf the Womb, Barrenness, Ac. Coosultationa and examinatKs free of chartAlso, for sal. DR. DEWEE5'S REGULA TDK HtLÄ For Female Obstruction, IrresxIsrifJe r. Vi-red ladies in certain situations bnu'j not tbern, aa ther would eaos miscarriage. Vnc 1 per boa ar.d may b er.-t Vy mail. Dft. GAIJ1.VS rUEVFNTlVE-Aa invaloabW arnrk for tbo wt-hir.fr to Umit tl.e Luioter 4 tbeir offprtrtr, or tbe barren who tU:rc cLitdrrn; warranted stoi t ttosiew tbe tealth. aiel ifl lt f-r aL.'eLm, Lt t auy lJrea tird.rseal, on revpt oftte prk-e TV.o lailJ.at:. K11EVIA AT A D1TN( K Hv-ttd a b'!f tteii tof iLer fmptufu, öiruen a Iaua Cbncktub ? a :t.fiuestiviis,t.crt. rnf rtLe courte oftreatcjeut Ac. Medicine sent to atiy part of tbe country tu care asj cae at home, fre from datier or cwrortr. AH transactions prhate and confidential. Beca.tet the nam and number. Direct all letters to GALIX'S HEAD MSFF.NSAKT. wtl--I,'r Loai.vtlU Ky.