Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3633, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1862 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL. riilNIF.D ASD IT! US KD TflE NEW SENTINEL OFFICE, no. t mi tii nrititm MTiir.r.T.

WATCtlGO.

ELDER, HARKNESS L BINGHAM, Froprittor.

VOLUME X.

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I A-l-rtiomeiiti vi'Mi-hK. In oih the IiIt an-t U.e j y"rklT SrxTiri. If charirej the full luily rate, .

itb one-hilf lie Weeklv rate .Mfl. j!iMin'rt Nou , ,uMUliel in the l-al column, of t-n Uf(,i uixler, w.ll be rhri.e.l tr earh Insertion 1; if oTer ten line", ten crnt er line. Cbarrea wi'J t imd for li-frtinu tie notice of the following fr1er. S.-ieien an.l A-c!alion at the rale named, t lepall In adrance: Military Cwrcpatiie, Ünler i-f 0M Fellow, Mav-hIc Order, lu-nevolrnt .rktie an! Slr.intr Societies. y,T each notice not excee1n.a; H la 25 cent for each lnerti"n; over rlM tir.e at tlii rte. Ann'ancin deatb with funeral notice attached, fl; without notk-e fre. Marriage Notlcea 50 cents. XticeA of Featiral. IVn'cs an! Excursions, Rotten np hy Indiri'loaJa or uwciaLiunn, or by ehurcbe, at tb reguiar prive. A'ivfrtUfroent leaded and placed tinder the bead ! Special Notice, if ten tinea or ort-r, will t charged double the nual rate. Advertirmcntmai.n letluin ree lines, Inf crtfd orsre In the Daily, will be cLarited lifly cenU. Tearly alTertier to par quarterly. Announcing caixlHajtea for oflirea of erery description tc be charted at the rate of $1 50 for each nmie In the Dully, and 3 In the Daily and Weekly, the ame to be, In all cae, paid In ad ranee. Iejral a-frertlemeiita Inserted atthe enpense of the attorneya orderinjr, and not detayabl for the lejcal proceetlInjrs but collectable at our uual time. Publii-her not accon stable for the accuracy cf leg! ad vertlement beyond the amount charred for their publication. F.LLKK, 1IARKS A 15IXÜHAM, lroprleton Imllana State Sentinel. J. M. TILKDRD, Preuiilent Irntianapoli Journal Company.

LAfAtETTK EAILilO.tD. Trafn Arrive.

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ARRIVAL Midion mfiil Cincii.nMl and way mail J-n"r'nviile nnd Iuiville. . . T rrj llau'.r ay nml I'itu mail

i Ct-ntrat way mail

T rre Haute tbrotih mail.

Itf.iyette and Chicago K'l!''toiitaiiie way mail l-IIfotitaiiie tbroukli mail ................. Cftitral through mail Cinciiina .through mail ....

Springfield,! Hi iioi

BUSINESS Din ECTOR Y.

II WKFItS.

ARRISONS BANK. 5o. 19 East Wa-ihlnRton street oppokite the Sentinel Office. maT4

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LLEN k HI5SLET, Urery and Sale Btables, In the rear f the PaUner Houe. June5-dly

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DAVIS ft CO., Union Foundry, Delaware atreet, op-

m poite Union lie pot.

ASSKLMAN A VINTON, Washington Foundry and

Machine Work, east end uuon Depot. my-

Itr.AE, ESTATE ACiKTS.

r FRANCIS SMITH, formerly LVhell k Smith. Ileal ' K.state Agent and Tax Pajer, 37 F.ant Wa-hirgton m . . . I... .11 -

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cKERSAN k PlEltf'E. Real Estate Agenta and

Broker, IPS Eat Washington atreet.

M. Y. W1LET, Rf al Estate ARent arvl Stock Uro-

ker. 10 Kast Washington street. mavi

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DKPARTt'Krt. Jefferfnville and Luiville mail I'M v. m. T rre Halite thronh nuil, M. Loui., Cairo.... 7.00 p. m. Lafnyefle and Ch:cngo. D:10 A. n. Iwifayette City and !pri:igfleld. Illinois 7::i0 p. m. Mid:son m?:: H-"0 A.M. Central way mail 11:10 a. m. Central through mail and Washington City.... 6 00 p. m. Cincinnati and way mail 7:30 p. m. Through mail 6 00 p. m Terre lUute way, Evansvillc and Vincennea.. ..12:45 p. m prn 10(C a. m Eellefoutaine war anl through. 7:30 p. m

HOOT AND SHOE DEAL.F.UK.

II C. MATHKW 4 CO., Wholes-ale dealer In Boot, j Shoes, and Rubbers, No. 4 Roberta' Block, opposite the Union Dejot, IndiAnapolis, Ind. !ÜLPl 4 DAM KSODLK A SON, manufacturer and dealers

l In all kitbls of Boot and üoe, zo. 32 tat an

ngton streeL

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IXOOKS AND STATION Ell V.

ROWKN, STEWART CO., wnoiesaie an.l retail aeaier In BMk and Stationery, and Printers Material,

No. H West Washirgton street.

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WILKT M. LOWRT, DRUfiGIST. Dealer in Drug, Chemk-aU, Paint, Oils DyetuffN Botanic, Tatent and other Medicine, Notion and Perfumery No. 49 Maachuoetts avenue, Irnlianapolia. nov30-ly. riOMLlNSON k COX. dealera In Drugs, Medidne, I Paints, Oi'.s, dlav,' rerfumery, Fancy Goods, Ac, No. I Faat Washington street, Indianapolis PTl8

BROWNING, Druggist, and dealer In Taints, Oils, . VarniMi-. lKe-stuQNrtlass,Glaiware, Perfumery,

No. 22. WM Wah'.agton atreet. apri7

DU V fiOODS.

IIT A II. GLENN A CO., New York Store, Dry W Good wholesale and KeUil, Glenaa Block, Eat rVaNhington Mn-et. may5

STOVES AND TIN U'AIIK.

CHARLES COX, dealer in Stoves, Tin Ware, Ac, No

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Seeing 'lsioit. HARRIET IIO!MEKS NAUHATIVE OF A r31N" GULAH OCCUUUKNCF. Lydia Maria Childs article on "Spirit?, in tlic Iay numlnrof Atlantic Monthly, contains the following interesting passage: When Harriet Hosnier.the 5Culptor,vi5itetl her native country, a few years ago, I had an interview with her, during which our conversation happened to turn upon dreams and visions. 'I have some cxpcriaencc in that way," said fhe. "Let mc tell you a singular circumstance that happened to me in Home. An Italian girl named Itosa was in my employ for a long time, but was finally obliged to return to her mother, on account of confirmed ill-health. AVe were mutually sxrry to part, for we liked each other. When I took my customary exercise on horseback I frequently called to see her. On one of these occasions I found her bright-r than I had seen her for some time past. I had long relinquished hopes of her recovery-, but there wa nothing in her appearance that gave me the impression of immediate danger. I

! left her with the expectation of calling to see

her agam manv times. Lmnng the remainder

of the day I was busy in nty studio, anil I dp not rvccoilect that Hoa was in my thoughts after I parted from her. I retired to rest in good health and in a quiet frame of mind. But I woke from a sound sleep with an oppressive iceling that some one was in the room. I wondered at the ?nsation, for it was entirley new to me; but in vain I tried to dispel it. I

peered bevond the curtain of my bed, but

could distinguish no object in the darkness.

Irving to gather upmv thoughts, I soon relloct

cd that the door was locked, and then I put the key under my bolster. I felt for it, and found it where I had placed it. I said to mvself that

I hail probably had some ugly dream, and had waked with a vague impression of it still on my mind. Reasoning thus, I arranged mv.-elf

comfortably for another nap.

I am habitually a good leepcr, and a stranger to fear; but.tlo what I would, the idea still haunted me that some one was in the room. Finding it impossible to sleep, I longed for daylight to dawn that I might rise and pursue my customary avocations. It was long before I was able dimly to distinguish the furniture in my room, and soon after I heard, in the apartments below, familiar noises of servants opening window and doors. An old clock, with ringing vibrations, proclaimed the hour. I counted one, two, three, four, five, and resolved

I to rise immediately. Mv bed wa- partially

CAMrr.KI.L A FOTl.F.s.pok p.;neran l BInk rt.H.k screened bv a long curtain looped up at one M.nufturet. o. 37 i t Waiton m ; 'f i jc. A I raised mv head from the pillow Girim a Block, up fctair, in.Iiatijpoli. fei J5-dtl 1' , , ,. . , . , J. ,

nOl"GI.AS A PALM KU. IVM.k R n ler and Tlank Book Manufacturer. No. 36 l, Pat Wa-li.!.tn tri'et, over Alford. M.IU A Co' Grcery. m.y27

Ilo-a looked in side the curtain, and smiled at

me. The idea of anvthinj supernatural did

m , ;eass .tin u i:i:nnvaiii:.

HEIiniA.Vr TAII.OIIS.

IKFDEKUK trtEPPEK, Merrhant Tailor, and aler In rea1y made clothing and furnish ng g.xnS. No. 21

et Wab.

i.n treet, opposite Sertnel iü.ce. n29 ATTOIIMIVS,

not ocur to me. I was s-implv stirpried, and

exclaimed, 'Why Kosa! How came you here ! when you are so ill'' In the old familiar tones, j

HAWTHORN A Fl'CHAN AN, lmn,r of Cliina, I O WHICH 1 aj so uuilii iumuiiku, i on u t;ia ami yueen.ware. No. S3 Eat Wahii cton ! rtplied, I am Well HOW.' With 110 OtlllT l.Hti.t.ap.lis, inthan.. aiy ; lhlt lhan t,,at o( greeting her joyfully, I ,

sprang out of bed. .There was no Kosa there. I moed the curtain, thinking she might perhaps have playfully hidden herself behind its folds.' The same feeling induced me to look into the closet. The sight of her had come so suddenly tltat, in the first moment of surprise and bewil-, tleiraent, I did not retlect that the door was locked. When I bvcame convinced there was ! no one in the room but myself. I recollected that tact, and thought I nmt have seen a vision. At the breakfast table I said to the old ladv with whom I boarded, lloa is dead. , 'What tlo yeu mean by that : she inquired. 'You told me she seemed Wttcr than common when you called to see her jesterdax. I related "the occurrences of the morning, and told her I had a strong impression Koa was dead. She laughed and. said I had dreamed t -ill 1 .assured her I was thoroughly awake. ;

Overcoating. . . ... A , , . t i T.i I i -11

Twrrrf., Ca-irc . etc. AIo. cenfletnen'a furni-hing . and til proof inercoi ioi4 ner i iiauneam.ui

so..., s) -irt. riiderl.irt, Ir-r, Neckt:, t'ra- i the cu.-tomarv household noises, and had Ili'ke-rl.f., n..e. etc Oo-1 k.M and Ihe ' ,i ,lrt 't wl,pri J stnifl: fivf "he K.r n. i.t. cat frre . f cbarge. at dly COUtltCU tUC CllKS Wl.etl 11 nil K liC. OIK ! replied, 4 All that is very possible, my dear. M apuiuictc " The clook struck in our dream. Reaf sounds Ah,mJ?JS- often mix with the illusions of sleep. Iam

surprisi d that a dream should make such an impres-iou ou a joungiady so free from ?-u-perstition as you are.' She continued to jest on the Mibject, anil slightly annoyed me by her cr.item-e in lelieving it a dream, when I vva jH-rieetly ot having been wide awake.

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INDIANAPOLIS, INI)., THURSDAY MORNING .MAY 22, 1862.

NUMBER 3,033.

replied, "You have reported the tory of Rosa corTcctJy. 3Iake what use you plea of it. You cacnot think it more interesting, or unaccountable, than I do myself. lioinnntic Incident A corn?sionlent of the Ilanlin Countv Ilepuhlicnn gives the following interesting incident which occurred during the transit of

the 82d regiment to the "seat of war." At ' me nliec alon the roal where we stoppe 1 to take on coal and water, an incident occured which impressed me. as worthy of notice. From a desolate looking hovel stowed away among the rock5 a quarter of a mile p the hillside came running down to the train like a gazell, the most perfect specimen of mountain maiden innocence and beautv ithai ever fallen to the lot of the understanding to to look upon. ' This specimen was a young pirl of about fifteen unsophisticated years. .She came dancing up to the train, out of breath, with her hair all adrift and exclaiming; "hurrah for the soldiers, hurrah for the soldiers. Our friend who was setting near me humming 'the girl I left behind me, observing her animated and patriotic style, protnded his head from the car window and responded, in his usual poetical way, 'bully forou, my pal, vou must like the soldiers.' lou may b.t . your life on that said phe,aud,Fshe continued, I only wish I was a man or a boy, I'll bet I'd go to war. 'Well,' said Goitbute, 'why don't your daddy and brothers go?' 'They are all pone she, replied, 'anil I've a notion to pet on the cars and ro part of the way anyhow.' 'Come along, then my mountain beauty, said our friend, I've a place in mv buzzum left vacant, and you can just drop in, take possession and begin darnin' my socks. She started for the car., but just as she got over shoe-top in trying to cros the gutter, the bell rang, away went the train with our disconsolate friend, and the sweet bundle of woodland patriotism and purity commenced retracing her steps along the rocky path oil the hillside. Our friend Goitbutes, has not been fit for duty since, and keeps his mess awake half the night talking in his sleep about the girl he saw at the waterstation.' The Great West. Not a heart in New England but hails the Great West with pride. Her character is developing; its heroism, courage, magnanimity, prow upon the world every day. hka warned the South that she was not to be trilled with; that she had an inheritance in the Mississippi; and that she could mantain it. She is mantaining it, and the memorv of her labor to maintain it will linger forever in the ears of the. South. When tins labor is over, when the Mississippi is subjected to its just and natural masters it will be many years before any other disloyal band willattempt to wrest it from them. The West is making a splendid history for herself she is growing like a great nationality upon the world, and the future owers of the earth will respect her character and her demands. As is suggested, she will stand, more and more, as she grows in political importance, between the fanaticism of the Ea;t and the feudalism of the South. It will be her great duty to silence sectionalism everywhere, to reconcile sections to the sovereignty of the central power. No man can doubt but that she will use her power honorably, justly. She is the life blood of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore; these cities arc Jier brokers between her and the eastern world; their wealth must be acquired in bringing Europe and the We.-t togethtr. New Orleans stands in the same relation to her. Her necessities require that she should have these two avenues to the fcas, and she will have them. She never can be divorced from the East, never can be divorced from the South, and, to-day, she shows that sho has the power to maintain this dual Union against all opposition. Boston Post. MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.

VERMIN EXTERMINATOR.

7b Drstroy Rats, Roache?, cVc. To Ikttroy Mice, Moles, and Ants. To Utstroy Bed Bugs. To Destroy Moths in Furs, Clothes, &c. To Destroy Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Destroy Insects on Plants and Fowls. To Destroy Insects on Animals, kc. To Destroy Every form and secies of Vermin.

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KII.RY I KlU.l SON, Attorney and C.t.tsm -lor at Lin. Payscab for apj-red JioV';uev at.-l ir,ort..ts alo negotiates loan, notr, Ac. Ot'lce. 21 Kt-I ;hinclon street, tip-tair, second door to tl-e ru!;t L-n:-!, ;- polte Glenn's I'dm k. tH-:9 I os EPH e. Mcdonald a addison l. roach e. Attorneys and CVmlor at Law, .Etna luurame CcPipany Bu:M:i., second floor, Pennsylvania !trrt. Jel ily .iii:iirii. r taii.ou.

GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, cii.iitTr.ici: BY THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY F0TC TIIK TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THK URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS. A .TSctlical Report, 9 B w bl R ft. Hal o . PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS. n t tininy lhhti I'l itr win Swjratinyaof tht Antitoitiniml 'Jiytirtt-gy of the V-rf Ori in a ttiite Ifr-Oth an-i e.e.

ON A NEW METHOD OF treating Venerul Di-ea.-es, includirg Syphilis in all its ttiues Gonorrlira. GIe-t, Stricture, Varickti1', and Hydn-ele, Di.-eax-s of the Kidneys, Bladder Ac, with

out mercury! containing a val

uable treati?p oti thatwidepread n.-l.dv of youth. Seminal Wt akn"s. Nocturnal rniiion, Si-xual iVliiiity, Impoteiicy, Ac, the ie-cn-t iuttnuitie of youth and mnturitr ariing from the t aneful

habit of clf-abu-e. To wbich i added ohtrv.iti"n-i on Female Dieae, and other interesting matter of the utno.t importance to the married aul thoe coiit-tnf'la'in; marriage, whoeiitertain doubts of their physical al lit - to enter that state. Siit to any jiddre in a scaled w rapper, t-n receipt often cf nls or four Mmp. We devote our entire time and attention to the treatment of the various private I:-ease treated of in ov.r private report. Our Di.-penary i the only Institution of the kind in America which has been e tabli-hM by a sj.rcial charter, an4 thi fact hould Rive it a preferenca over the

ariou nuack of doubtful character to be fout.d in all arge cities. Ii.!ITort:iiit I lYiunlf ! One uepartnient of our Dipenry I stn-i.l!y devoted to tlie treatment of the l)iseaes of Fcin.ile, such as Lu-cli'-rrhea. or Vhit-," lrrecul.jr. Painful and Supprcs Me!i-truatjin, Nervous and tienerl IVbiTlty, lieav- of he Womb, Rjirronnes, Ac. Con-u'tatior.s an t ear.iir.ati'n free of cliarjre. Al-o. foraale. DR. DKWKES'S KKOCLAToK PILI.4 for l"ema! tbstr!icti.'n, Irregularities Ac. Married lai!:e in certain situation lu-uM i:ot tic them, a they would c.-tuse micarnage. Price 1 per t.ox and my be -nf bv mrtil. Mi. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE An invaluable artir f.-r th. .e wi-hing to limit the number of tL ir ofT-prii'g. i r the barren who desire children; warranted not to injure the health, and will Ut for a lifetime, ent to any al Ire unierseil, on receipt of the pr;c TWO IviLLÄKS. PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE P.y set! n- a bri f statement of tl. :r symptom, will receive a Liat.k Chart centain ti g a I'M af.ji. i. :!. ourtt tm- fi r the c'ure tf treatment Ac. Medicities x-nt to ai.y part f the couulry to cure any care at home. fr-o frni dauber or curi ..ty. All trana tioii private and couriJtiuial. Remembei the name a'l number. D.rectall letters to GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, cctl5-dAw Louisville Ky.

LIVERY STABLE.

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T F M1P. M.rchant Tailor, and dealer in Le.idy- . Made CJe.tl.irg and furnishing t;o.l", N.. In., Fat U ahugton treet, oppos-.t the Court Hot:e, Di.li-anr-oli, Ind. Keep Cortr:tly on hattd a laigeasortiiri t of C'bth, Cashmere, Ve-t n. Overcoa;nig.,

Vi i v e a: v s t a r l i: , "JO. 10 Eat Pc.rl street, h.-'f a juare o-jt!i of Washir:jt.o street, between Meridun and Peiinylvar.i treet. in rear cf Giern l l.vk. lnd:r.ai liv a;-d!f WM. W1LKJSON, Preprie-or

WRITING INKS.

- I? nv Ja AS l IlitCKSSUTil SHOE.

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nAVtN". KNTlKt.l.T t l tlTrH) THE SIo FORMERLY Wt'-.ed br J I n t'.M.:r in 0..-1

.. hA Co U-t an 1 Hub iaevry. I am prepared to do a: tii.t ufcrk in the niacLiiirry or b'.-km.tli'iig

trned with the answer that she died

I. .. H.viigh,.! thrive -ears' irinrr m Hi' It.i

l .W lp hi the coui.try, I fatur myself ,hat lean ger and junt him to inquire how Itosa did.

hr r frk. I hv la hit cniidov 011 of ihr b-.i Mk. i4t VI Ul

i-rtiiih id th Mate, i.t y particuUr Att ntuna to her : th.lt inomin' At 5 oVhx k.

U'ii.K . S. tittle K."a '

Rr pairing of 11 klnde promptly attein'. d to Model, of all knt bu.lt for the patent orTN-e. Rrmemtr the place, one jpre aoutb of the Union iVpot. oa tUinoi. treet. H T. VWown. luljlo-dlr '1

Celebrated Record Ink FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, riiirr. nrrv ci:xt it.ii qi art uorri.i:. ma17-dtf

I w rote the story as Miss Hosmer told it to

me, and after I had shown it to her, I aked her if he had any objection to its being published, without suppression of names. She

WANTED.

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THE "ONLY INFALLIIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN." Destroys Irnttnti tly EVEUY F0K1I AND SPf.ClKS OF

J A NT E I C01' NTT ORDERS At the bighestmar-

ket rate, b WM. T. WILLI. Nld'i E. Washington atreet.

Those Preparations (unlike all others) are "Free from Poisons. "Not dangerous to the Human Family." "Itats do not die on the premises. "They come out of their holes to die." 'They are the only infallible remedies known.' '12 vears and more established in New York "Citv." Vsedly the City Post Office. Useil by the City Prisons and Station Houses. I'tctf the City Steamers, Ships, &c. Used by the City Hospitals, Alms-Houses, Used by the City Hotels 'Astor,' 'St. Nicholas, eve. Used by the Boarding Houses, &e., &c. Used by more than 50,000 private families. CS" See one or two Specimen of tchat is everywhere said by the Pcojilc Editors Dealers, etc. HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with ver min need be so no longer, if they use "Cos tar's "Exterminators. We have used it to our satisfaction, and if a box cost $5 we would have it. We had tried poisons, but they effected nothing; but " Costa rV article knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, Roaches and Bed-Bugs, quicker than we can write it. It is in great demand all over the country. Medina 0. Gazette. MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed annually in Grant County by vermin than would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Killer. leinenster 117..! Herald. . HENRY R. COSTAit We are selling vour preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats, Mice, Roaches and Vermin disappear rapidly. ECKEK & StOUFFKR, Druggists, "Windsor, Md. "CostarV Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator. "CostarV "CostarV Bed-Bug Exterminator. "CostarV "CostarV Electric Powder, for Insects &e. In 25c. 50e. and SI Boxes, Bottles and Flaskss, $3 and S5 Sizes fok Plantations, Snips, Boats, Hotels, &c. CAUTI0X! To prevent the public from being imposed ujkmi by Spurious and Jliyhly Pernicious Imitations', a new label has been prepared, bearing a facsimile of the Proprietor's signature. Examine, each box, bottle or llask carefully before purchasing, and take nothing but "COSTAll'S." t So!d everywhere bv All Wholesale X)ncGisTS in the large cities. Some of the WHOLESALE AGENTS IN N. Y. CITY.

Shiellelin Bros. & Co. B. A. Fahnestock, Hull & Co. A. B. & D. Sands & Co. Wheeler & Hart. James S. Aspinwall Morgan & Allen. Hall, Ruckcl & Co. Thomas & Fuller P. D. Or-is.

IIurral.Risley & Kitc hen. Bush, Gale & Robinson M. Ward, Close & Co. McKisson & Robbins. D. S. Barnes & Co. F. C. Wells & Co. Lazellc, Marsh & Gardner. Hall, Dixon & Co. Conrad Fox.

AND OTHERS.

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.

T. W. Dvott & Co.

B. A. Fahnestock & Co.

Robert Shoemaker & Co. i French, Ricbards,& Co. ;

AND OTHERS.

BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS.

Weckes & Potter. Jno. Wilson, Jr.

(ieo. C. Goodwin & Co. M. S. Burr & Co.

AND OTHER?. Also, all Wholesale Druggists at CHICAGO, III., M". LO( s,HoM UETIIOIT, Iirr,., !.! I I ll I., Ky., cnt:iAH, oiiio, Il X TMIl.m.tl, lu. III Ft A LO, .. V. AND BY Druggists, Grocers. Storekeepers and Retailers generally in all Country Towns and Village In the ÜNFPEI) STATES.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

t& Sold by

Robert Browning

AND

INSURANCE.

Jl fYCirniYM MUPftYV

11,1 liiOUU.llilU lU.Ulill.lt

OF 1IAIITFORD CCO.X. Capital Enlarged Jan'y 1, 1860. CAPITAL 1 1,500 -OOO 00 NET SURPLUS, (after deducting all iahilitical &14.142 30 JETNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS.

RAILROADS.

Ä 2011 4 S3 JE -rXV. W W . 1862 5QSSS3 1862

lift

:&y.rcil'Zkvy& U ill R .life" - "77 v " ""r'l 'ri .".'" J -

4 I-L PERSONS rcnaiASING TICKETS FOR FT. 2. JOSEPH and other p ;r.u lo Northern MUsouri, th State of Kintu, or the Trrri lodern, should tiudt on baring ticket that read tj the MOIini III IIA1I.UOAD Tlie only rail route from St. LctjI to St- Jooepb. It I tho hortent and quicke-t line, fcj thirteen honr, to th rta nest pint reached by nil, and is alvara cLe.-n at ary othej Puy your Ticket to Kana and all point, la N rtherUliMoun by the North atitrt Itatlroad. ISAAC II. STl'l.GEON, Trej't and fien'l Supt. Norla WU.nrl R. R. RENRT 11 SIMMONS, General Travel .ug Jlcent. -ei-tlT-stly

r-i

J EFFE USON V 1LLE RAILROAD Th 0 Trains Daily, Sundays Excrptrd Trali ArrlT Train LeaT. P. M 8 45 A. M 4:4 A. M aSOP. M. A EOVF. TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION l of ptssengeiB at Scnthpirt, GrecDwool, Franklin, Kcjnburch, Columbu. making connecüma at Srraonr with trains on the Ohio A Mi:s!pji Road, and at LouUville with train on the Inulvi:ie, Frankfort & Lexington anJ Lonihville and Na.shvÜle LoiJ. Fmigbt trainslcave daily. Freight protnr-tly fonrarded. OClce, Madison Depot, Wert ide. A. S. CAUOTHF.R5, Sajicrititendent. J. G. ITum-Mii, Frt-ight krvA. ;l'62-illj

DENTISTS.

Erected 1859 Owned by (he Co. I.ISPF.i IALA .TKNTlONGIVr.NTOTHK INSURANCE 'j ot tann property, dwellings and out-buihlinj;. Insures ucb building or content. in a very favorable manner, for three or live years. Lostea Equitably Adjusted and 1 romp tly Ialrt in ruilt. Alo,' Insures gtores, warehoused, building, or content and personal property generally, in town or country, at rates as low as consistent 'b hatards tnken, and Inland Insurance against the perils of navigation. WM. II KNDKRSON, Agent, I ndianapolis, Indiana. Application can be made to JOHN KOSS, who is fully authorized to transact all busines corinectl with the Agency. f au-1,'61-dlyl WM. HKNDKRSON.

P. G. C. HUNT, ID E T I S T .

OFllCE AND KESIDENCF, 32. LAST .'lAKKIVr SI III.I.X, INDIANAPOLIS IND.

MUSIC.

PIAIYOS! PBAAOS!

MEDICAL

AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL

n AS WON F0RITSF.LF SUCH A P.F.NOWN FOR THE cure of every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely unnecessary for u to recount the evidence of it virtue, wherever it ha been employed. As Ith. long been in constant use throughout thi section w e need not do more than assure the people it quality kept tip to the bet it ever has been, and that it may be relied ou to do for their relief al it has ever beeu found lo do.

AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,

FOR THE CURE OP

Costiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysijtla, Headache, Ii'es, Rheumatism, Eruptions ami Skin DiHeaet Liver Complaint, Drop-y, Tetter, Tumors and Salt Uheura, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, as a Dinner 1111, and lir Purifying the Blood. They are sugar-coated, io that the most sensitive can take them pleasantly, and they are the best aperient In the world for all purpose of a family physic. Price 25 cent per Hox Zt boxc for ftl.

Great nuiwber of Clergymen, Physicians, Statesmen, and eminent personage, have lent their name to certify the unpmalU-led usefulness of these remedies, but our -pnee here will not permit the insertion of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis our American Almanac in which they are given: with al.so full descriptions of the above complaints, and the treatment that oboiiM be ollowed for their cure.

Do not be pt'.t off by unprincipled dealers with other prep.iratU.ns they make more profit on. Demand Ayers and take no others. The sick wmt the best aid there Is for them, and tbey should have it. rRKPAKr.O BY

IR. J. V. AY RR fc CO., Lowi:r.i :vrvs;. Price, I per Itottlc' Six Iloltle. S5.

All our r u'dies are fr sale by ROBERT BROWNING, Indianapolis. ALLEN A CO., Cincinnati, And by all druggists and dealet a everywhere. aug27-d3m

CHEAPER AND RKTTFK INSTRUMENTS than were ever oUered In thi market. Mr arrangemeiits with Eastern Iiano Dianufacturers are such that I cm furnish 4.U order l!ö ier cent.

cheaper than any dealer in the West, and I warrant them -.upt-rior instrument.. Un'v for cah. Call and aee at Mesr W H. Talbott A Co'a Jewelry Store, No. 2 Washlnfiton street. PIANOS. MF.I)l)F.0NS.()!UiAXS, fd ITAl:S. VI0UXS, ACCORDKONS, Ac, TU. ED AND REPAIRED. Having bad over twenty ye ir' ei jerience the public can I assured that they now Lave a better opportunity than they generally meet with to have their Instrument put iu perfect order. II. SCIIONACKF.K. july.ll-dly 'f,l

SPECTACLES, &C.

To Officers of the Army.

JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Si.VGLE .!.r ttOUttLE SIT For fieM, port ihility and power they supersede nil other. For sale by. S KM MÖNS, Optician. SPECTACLES, EYFgLASSES, Of the greatest transparent power, cf new improvement properly adjusted to the car e. Orders from the country, with particulars, promptly attended to. Repairing neatly done with dispatch. SEMM0XS. Optician. oct29 No. 2ö. South Illinois street.

HOTELS.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 30 j V 36? HHOAIIWAY, CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET.

VltS first class hou-? the not quiet, homelike, and

pleasant hotel in the city offers superior induce

ments to those visiting New Tork for business or pleauie. It D central in its bicatiou, and kept on the EUROPEAN PUN, in connection with TAYLOR'S SALOON, where refreshment canl-e had at all hours, served in their own rooms. Tee charges arc moderate, the rooms and attendance of the first order baths and all the nrxlern convei ieiiceH attached. ruarl2-d3n

HOTELS. BROADWAY HOTEL. CINCINNATI, OHIO.

CAPT. CHAS. H. CROMWELL. PROP'R.

POWUUS'S HOTEL, (rOKMF.kI.r tlSLK's.) Opposite the Alor llous and Park, New York, nun: of iiuAicD si .'o i'i;u day. FI1HIS long established and popular houe has recently leen rebuilt and greatly enlarged by the addition of over 100 room. and now ho accommodations for over 30 peron. It hs also been thoroughly renovated and refurnished, and is headed by steam and lighted by gat throughout. This hotel has one of the bot locations in the city, ia easy of access from all the steamboat and railroads Jearlins to tie city, and is contenient to all the city conveyance.. It ha now all the re'jui'.ite of a flrt cla hot J, lnurln the comfort of Its irmates. The pa'ron.ige of the traveling public is respectfutlT s licit d. Tertnil .r0jerday. II. L. POWERS, fttU4-d3m Proprjeter.

Breakfast at fio A. M., for pa.sAeneri by the mnrtiir.g Trains. , aprö-dly.

(Formerly American.) IMMEDIATELY trpi-ITE LM0N MpilT. II. VIIIT?Io;ii:, I'roprirtorf W. D S tPP. ferk.

S now open for the accommodation of the traveling ..t.l. U .. - l - , 1. . .L-. .-. -! 1 . I

DRUCCISTS.

public. The bouse has lK-en thoroughly renovated

and furnished from top to bottom. tuaj31

SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, And Dealer In Fancy tioodt, I-er-fuiner-. cVc. AIm, Agetits for the sale of Refined Petroleum, Rluin'iiating Oil, snj eiicr to any C-al 0.1, furtd-hed in any quantities at the lowest market rate. 170 AND 172 WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK. Jani'J-dG-o

HARDWARE.

Just Received and For Sale, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT

1 i General Commission Merchant, i j Axr - Den Irr in Flour- c;rain ami all kind j of Country I-rodure Wines und i . Liquor, Clgnr, Tobacco, A.c. j OFF1CK AND WAREHOUSE, 237 SOUTH SLCO.ND ST ! jiii.ADi.i.riu 1.

Advitnre uiade on Contijrnmenli.

a-iirt'llv

DGTOE OF COllCnKK.

NO. 21 WEST WASHINGTON ST. i V LARGE AS0RTlFNT OF GARDEN RAKES FROM . H to 14 teeth: Garden and D.tching Spades, Garden . and Bricklayers' Trowels Fork. 2. 3, 4 and 5 prong; ' Gardeu and ksilroad Wheelbarrows, Pruning Knives and

Shears, IDdge Shear, lirindur.cs, Nails, ire and Wir Cloth. Belting and Parking Kooe. A splendid assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery, together with a large and general as-ortnient of

KaaT "" -kflt U " j I

For Faniiers, Builders, Mechanic-. M hini-t art Railroads, j. 11. vaji:. mchC

WANTED.

William Hannaman,

Wholesale Agents.

And by the Druggist?, Storeklepers and Retailers penerallv. i Country Dealers can ortler a above, Oralilressordera direct orit Price. Tenn, ' &c., is desired, send tor 1562 Circular,; piting reduced Pricen to I i

iii:arv r. cottar. Principal Depot No. 512 Broadwav(Oppoite the St. Nicholas Ilotel.) " New York. mrhAl-dec-lAweow-lhn .

EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, ASP US UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. Office on the corner of Washington and Meridian treet, Indianapolis. Three daily Express to New York; Two daily Expresses to Ciurinnati, and To daily Exprese to Chicago and St.Loui; The above Companies are the only privileged Expresse thefullowiiisr rcats. Tic INDIANA CKVTRAU LAFAYETTK CHICAGO: INDINAPoUS k PERU? TEKKF. HAUTE k KlCHMONIn BELL:FONTAlNE k INDIANAPOLIS. Money, packages, valuables and freight carried with safety and di.patch, and lo cbarre of special and efficient meenjrer. N"te, Bills and DrsfU w ill be protnptlv cotlected and redy rstunvs made J. BLTTF.kF IKLD, A genu

200 Recruits Wanted FOR THE Ja -JtJCaVTL,ararr OF The eleventh Infantry. WHICH MAJOR J. W. CORDON Ii acibtrixts! to raU la Indiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY. PAY FROM 13 TO Vl TEH XONHI, WITH RATIONS, quarters, medkal attendance, kc . complete. All who enlist will at once be clothed, subaHte! and provided with ever) thing e.vctUl to their comfs.rt by the Government. Tbe term ef enlistment Is Three Year. T'ayto corrtnecc from date of enlistment. None but able-bodied stngle men, between the ages of 1 and S3 years, need apply. fccrultiiig Ilendeirou In Vetirer's rew bundrr.g. No. M East Washington street, adjoining Odd Fellows' Hall. D. R- COrr. First IJeotenant Eleventh Ufantry. Recruuii.f OCcer.

--T"E ARC RErrtVlNO DtRFCT TBOH THE KAII11 I'FACTOKTia fery variety nd atylt of caea thoe Celebrated tV salt ham atlraaea. A genuine Waltbam Watch eoeta t fc-ay a wlU lat much lunger than fort ig tuade wauhea ot the mbm quality. . A genuine Wallbam Vath ta a durable. reT1U ao4 accurate time-ketper. We bad rather warrant aWaltham Watch for fire 3 ear, than tb onLcarj Erglhh r lwia Watches for o?e Tear. A genuine Waliham Watch I the best for railroad ns, tbe best for farmers, la fact tie best for everybody in want of a time-keeper. We get cur Waliham Watcbea direct from the mauufact orers, od every Watch la warranted to give entire satUlaction. In sending for a Genu In Taltbam tTatcta you run no risk, descril the style of case and the watch i sure to keep time. Sr-nd for a !lt cf price. Our st Kk of Swis Watcbea tnd Jewelrr Is Terr large. C-:rpof:lon Lepin Watches, f 4 to to i W. Co-rpo-ltin Hunting Caid Watete, f &0 to tS Ti- Silver Hunttng CeJ Watcbea. f 7 19 te fl2. Mlver rutl Jeweled Watches, t 60 to 50. Tare C'n Silver. Ware; Silver risted Ware.Clocla. Ac. Ae. Watch-., Cw)t and Jwlrr r-vlre1 warranted. W. 1. Illt.ll A"l & CO. '20 F.al Wa4ii3?ton street, pr7 Indianapolis. Indian.

PATENTS.

P AT EDITS OBTAINED FOR NEW INVENTIONS OF EVIBT description. Fees coptir.geet on aucresa. No patent rt pay. Send for Circular, riving tersns. directions, kc Addrena AMUÜ UOADNAX, ovlA-dlj ratest Attorney, Washington, D. C.

RAILROADS.

INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI Nlatsi-t-'liliBO

gill )'H" 11 "

Shorleht Hotile by Thirty Mlle! NO CHANGE OF CAR TO CINCINNATI! Two trains leave Indianapolis' Iily.(8undays exceptaxj.) I -IIRSTT1L1IN. 6 0O A.M. CINCINNATI L1C.UTN1NO ' Kxtreaarrir at Cincinnati at ILK AM. SeciMid Train CM I. M, CinclUiatl Liprea.arrirti at Cincinnati P. if. Fare name a. bv any other route. Call for your tu kets rut the Indianapolis and Clucintiatl IIa il road. ttagrare checked through. Srtt ial NoncK. lie aui you get In the right train at Indianapolis. The snly Ciurinnati train, stands on tie fifth track. Wing the fartbeat track south in the Union Depot, at lixlianapolia. W. H. I 50PLE, General Tkket Agent. Wat. Powstx, Traveling Agnt aprU'60.

Iiitliaii.ipoti4 and JlndiMOii

3 18C2.

lSr7 -TT!"i.--J-""U"

Union Depot, H.dianajKdi, at 1 JO P. X. dally, for

Madison, Cinciniiali and Louisiillc. This Is the shortest railway line to Cincinnati and LouisTille connecting at Madi.-on with the United btates Mail Une steanvr. arrivtiig at Cincinnati in tlrue t connect with the Expres Train on the Utile klisml railroad leaving at 7 o'clock A. M., for the Ea1, and by the Kentucky Central HiIrod for the South, and at Louisvilla about 11 P. M. Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at IS by the above stealers, and also by the MadlMU packet, For.t Quee and lYioress, arriving at 3Jadion in time to connect with the Passenger Train leaving at 6 A. and rrrrtag at Indianapolis at Kr.&O A. Jl., making connections with all ttains leaving for the Fast, Wert, and North. For the accommodation of way passengers a Car will run ii connection with the Freight Train daily, leaving Indianapolis at 7 A. M., which train remains some time at each station, affording pasner.gers an opportunity for the transaction of butine, arriving at North Madison at 4.2J P.M. Fare to Cincinnati, or Cincinnati to Indianapoll, 3 00, To Louisville, 3 &0. No charge for meals or at ate -rooms on the stssmers, or for baggage or omnibus at Madison. Tariff of Freight at low as by any other route. Shipper and merchanta Wet will find it to their Intereat to travel over and ship bv thi. line. ap2tHltf. D. C. MAMlAaf, Supf rintendent

MEDICAL.

Who ha not seen the WONDERFUL GRANULES, BRAXDK'S TÜSSILAGO, For Coughs, Cold, Sore Throata. kc.

What should I take for Cough? Tliey give Immediate relief. 25 centa a box.

What kbould I take for Artbiua? II 11 A N DE'S TÜSSILAGO, THE WONDKLIX'L GRANULES. Tb-y give Itniuetliate relief. 5 cents a bcx.

Why shouH I buy a box " BRANDE'S TU S SIL AGO, THE WONDERFUL GRANULES. Because they,-ure Cou'js and Colls, f..r 53 cents.

Why should I buy a box of Ii U A X I) k ' S TUSSILAGO THE WONDERIUL GRANULES' Deoause tier cure Ik-arenes, ore Throat, Ac. W ho ha not heard of the What hould I take f r a Sore Throat? What fboi.!d I take for a Cold?

What is Life Without Health ?

A Col l i anno) it g. A Cough is troullcome. il 'ar-CLi s. prevetita speech. S t Throats are paiufu BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO Is p'.f a-snt to tike, and effecta a rcre. 25 cents a box, at all the Dreg Store a

ACENT.

üporf- F. IVortliiiiffton, AGLNT TOB 3IILITAKY CLAIMS, NO. 434 THIRTEENTH STREET, ONE DOOR FROM T, Wa-blrg'oo City. HAVING PL" EN ENGAGED FOR A NUMBER OF years in the settlement of ach Claims la on of the ti'venm.er.t rJ:e, (from which he has withdrawn, offers to a'.tevd to rls'm of a y kind that may be entrusted to him, uih at tbo-e for Pensions, Bounty, Arrears of pjy, 8uSisience, TiansjKt4'i'n, Clothing, and i-artte-clarlv for Lores, and o;her prtrty lost s-r destroyed ta the Uuited htau-. service, includ.ngca-ea ofiairesainiit. TIATI-IUXIAL. Wc are well aco'tsinted with Mr. Worthh-.gton, and cheerfully tetify that we know no Agent to Washing oil on whom claiman a can more confidently rely than on biin to con met thir b-ivne wh Integrity, capacity and leal. Signe! by

HON. JOHN D. MPIlER.ON, At. H.Ilcitor of U. . Court of Claims. Hon. cuas. p.. c.tLvi irr, H -is .f Representatives. REV. SMITH PYNF..D. D. COL. W.B RANWiLPH, Chbf Cirk U. M. Trea-nrers OfSce.

1 fully tixiorx the aieee tes-tmotiUl, and cheerfuüy and cotifl lently recotuwend Mr. Worthtngtoo to my brother officer, and soMier. m Kent'cky and eUewher. and to ail other having ciai ms sgajn.t the Government. Probablrr o mn hs a rno-e th-rotgh knowledge of Wax Cls'lni than Mr. W., aai for teal M iaterrttv ha haa not a uper.or. T. . LVEkETT, apr7-d3a- Captain. Adjt.Cecara!a DepC

PIANOS.

PI A2STO

turn

UTK HAVE ON HAND A NTVRIR OF F1RÄ Clas Plano.,wb-b we will wll at easfeewa WILLI ARD k TOWKLL, cttl 5o.4 rteaüM

WANTED.

WANTED CTTT ORDFRA At tke highest aaarhei rateaby WM.T.WILJCT, octLI-sUaa 5alOS-t--ta4ao-lt'