Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3673, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1862 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SEIITIIJEL. PRINTED AND 1TLLISHKD tV itlllM (IC11I BICtrTIB) AT TOE NEW SENTINEL OFFICE. jo. t ftotrrii 7ir,niDiA!t NTitrnT ELDER, HARNESS 6 Clf.'GHAM, .-MTopritiors. . T early wtiKTlWri f 00, ibvabiablt 1 iBTiwt; ar delivered by the carr,er at 11, cent per payable aetn i -monthly. SiBgWeopya fte ceata. CUy -ubKT;bT wjtt b heW rfK1M for prf"r t thif htmri after they havt rrrnovtd, or when they wi-h them discontinued, uidesa rotke is given at U. office cf jatl ctioo. Xw pyt etil without pr -faytBept,r cootinnedlonger than paed for. Oip.ea f Üj Dxlt Sarnsxi can b bad at tbe cfi'.ce eat np-rr.iiit and II YTstxn Pkstisbl each Monday moralng, neatly evelrjrt, f uailrag. WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,

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J Jo VOLUME X. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JULY 9, 18G2. NUMBER 3,073.

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Marriage Notices 50cent. Notice of Fentival., IVnica and Kicurdona, gotten up by IndiTUluola or aociaUri, or by churches at the regular price. Advertisement leaded and placd under the head of Ppecial Not ice, if ten lines or over, will be charged double the UMial ratea, Advertiemertsrnllni lew than three lines. Inserted once In the Daily, will be charged fifty cent. Yearly adverti-er to pav quarterly. Announcing candidates for omreanf every description to be charred at the rate of 1 50 for each nme In the Daily, and tl In the Daily and Weekly, the ame to be, In all cae. paid In advance. Leiral advertisement! Inserted at the expend of the attorneys orderin, and not delayable for the lea! proceed-Ira-n. bnt cdlectable at our uual time. Publishers not cfonntablefortheaccnracycf legal advertisements beyond the amount charged for their publication. ELLEK. IIAUKNESS A BINGHAM, Proprletora Indiana Htate Sentinel. J. M. TILFOUD. President Indianapolis Journal Company. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IIAXKKII. HARRISONS' BANK. No. 19 East Washington street opposite tbe Sentinel Office. may4 LIVI.ItV NTAIILKIS. LLEN k IflNSLET, livery and Sal Stable In the rear of the Talmer Hoo-m. Jum5-dly fiivduii:n. ' DAVIS A) CO., Cnlon Foondry, Delaware atreet, op- . polt Union DepoC II ARSFLMAN k TI2JT0, Washington Foundry and kachln Work, eaat end Cnm lJepot. ny29 URAL ESTATE AfiEXTS. I FRANCIS 8MITII. formerly Dfliell 4c Smith, Real Estate Aptent and Tax Payer, 37 East Wash inirt on treet. Houe to rent Jan25-dly '61 cKERNAN k PIERCE, Real Estate Agents and r-okers, 10lä East Washington street. W II. Y. WILEY, Reil F.itate Agent and Stock Bro ker, 10 , East Washington street. mayia IIOUT AID SHOE DEALEHS. E. tbet'n C. SIATHEW 4 CO., Wholesale dealer In Boots, Shoe and Rubbers, No. 4 Robert Block, opposite Ion IVpot, Indian.'poli. Ind. sep4 4 DAM KNODLF. k SON, manufacturers and dealers V In H Kiuda o' BooU and Shoes, o. 32 East W ab il(ton treet. ipr27 tooKs and statio.m:iiv. BOW EN, STEWART k CO., wholesale aud reUil dealer In rVn ks and Stationery, and Printers' Materials, No. IS Wet Washington streeU aprt DIU AMI i-rlEIllCINEM. "T'IIJIT M. LOWRT, DRUGGIST. Dealer In Drujp, Chemicals Paints Oils lyetufrs Botanic, Patent and other Medicines Notion and Perfumery No. 49 Mas-achuM-tta avenue, Inliriajoli-i. nov30-ly. f IOMUNSON k COX, dealers In Drugs Medicines, I Paints Oih, Glass Perfumery, Fancy Goods, 4c, No. 1 East Wahington ntreet, lixlianapolis. may!9 r BROWNING, Dntgirit. and dealer in Paints Oils I V Vani!.beslHe-tuffsGlsi,Gla.vware,lrfumory, k No. 23. Wet Washington street. apr27 1)KY GOODS. k II. GLENN k CO., New Tork Store, Dry . Goods kolenale and ReUil, Glenns Block, East Wa.hinjcton street. may5 STOVES AND TIN WA1SK. I HARLES QU. dealer In Staves Tin Ware, Ac, No. j 11 Wet WAhington street. apr27 HOOK HINDEtlS. CAUl'l.Kl.L A BOTLES.rxk Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers No. 37 Eat Washington St., eat of Glenn's Hlock. up stairs, lndianaHli. feU25-dtf nOUt'.laS . PALMER. Rook Birxlers and Blank Book Manufdcturera, No. 3S East Washington street, over Alford, Mill k Co's Grocery. may27 CHINA, GLASS AND Ul'EENSWAUE. TAWTHORN k ruCHANAN, Importer of China, I 1. Gla aixl Queensware, No. t3 East Washington Ut fudianapolis Iixiiana, dly n EltCII ANT TAI LOUS.

IEfUKniCK MErrER, Merchant Tailor, and dealer j tion failed t.i repu li ite the roS frauds and cortr ir-s-'y made clothing and furnMiine roods. No. 31 Plin.:11Il4 ,iPi,vimi u xm th nirtr in nnwrr l.v West Wa.bmuionMreet, opposite Sentinel oRice. n.y2 rupUous proven upon Hie party in power by

ATTOinEVS. K1LBT FFKiil SUN, Attorney and Coutiehr at Ijiw. I'a.rcati f.r a; pr.ret Ju.lu ioent an4 nirrtirte; aiso negotiate ,.an, note , Ac. ORU-e, 34 EitWa-h-ntoti street, up-Mstr, sevotfl dT to the right baud. rp. Iiie Gleuu'a fUoxk. nt J"HSKI1 E. Mrls)N AIJ k ADUlSuX lThoACHK, 1,1 Att. rti-t. and C'iJiel..r. t U, Xtna l.nitsDve .mi any HutMtng, ecortd f oor, VnnyUatiia treet. fll lK II r TAII.OIt. r F Uli". Mrnhait tsil.r. and dealer In Ilea U. i l , Ms.le 11 tMt sd f uti,lMnc Go.MJ., .No. lo;. ' r-t wa.Mnjton .treet. rir. m?s the t'.n nme, i ti. anoii nd. Keeps oiui.r.ily u baint laig t.snt f .ib, Calmere, Ve.t ns, Overcoating. i Tweed., Ca1ne . rc. Al, ri,i!mrn' funnshig irrnis cut fire f rhsrgt. J dly MACHINISTS. KS IW JK r I I AVIMl rTlltn.t R MTTKII THE lofolil I I I 11.7 Vlfl.d J.diU t'nolr. In I I 11. T Sik it li 4 I '' Ui ii I II H Ii I i i f , I am i rtfarr-d l-i ! all .Ml ijf ms n th Ina l.inrry r .!s. kimiilni Ii i II.Miigb.l iwl tear' eri,m in tl, .rt 4 liine sko in II. roiitiiry, Ratter hirf (Vat I can a' eniirs itl lion lo llo'e i tnsv laof tu tili bir rfs. I hse hi niv enidy i 'i ef the t-t t-t a . iitttba Ii tbe Miau, aod pay part m ulaf allridU it In bur f iti( a i l nial.iii fnriixs. I. r p a 1 1 i Ii ST f Sil Hints If I f sHendrd Id Mlrl i t all kind l uill .f the atrnl nlT1i . ieander the plsre, oi.e (! ...it ill nf lbs I 'nloii I, on Illinois Mrert t T. S'linjl, lull 41 'SI

DAILY SENTINEL INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. LurorraisB bailmd.1 Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. 5:20 A. M Ms'J :20 P.M. 2 00 P. M 6.40 A. M. aio P.X 1130 A.M. ippiAK arous a cu sra tu oiox. Train Leave. ' " Trsins Arrive &20 A. M... ...M...Expres l-3 P. M. 5 8:10 P. M Accommodation 10:45 A.M. lantASA carraAL xailwat. Tram Leave. r ,- Trains Arrive. II A. M ; 7.15 A. M. 12 !0 p. M Mail 1:34 P M. 70 P. M 7:55 P. M. MAftAI-OUa AJTD COLt MBtS SMOCtT UXS, TIA PATTOS. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. ff.15 A. M ......7 15 A. M. 12:10 P. M 14 P.M. 7:00 P. M 7:55 P. M. OrlMAXArOUS ASO CiaClSVATt aAJlAOAD. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. &20 A.M 10:5e A.M. 1O40 A. M 4:35 P. M 35 P.M..... :.. 10.55 P.M raaai acte baileoao. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. 7:20 A.M 5:10 A.M. 1 45 P. M 9:55 A. M. 8 40 P. M 30 P. M. HW AIIAXT ASD CHICAGO aOAD CME3ICABT1.K .'VSCTIOJI Going North. Going Soith, 5:00 P. M Expres 11:25 A. M. 11:05 A. M Freight, Daily 2:00 P. M. LArATITTI SAJLaUAI). Train Leave. Trafns Arrive. 10-05 A.M 5:10 A. M. 4 45 P. M 10:05 A.M. 10:30 P. M :00 P. M. ratC AXDINDiAXArOI-lSBAILAOAD. Trains Iave. Trains Arrive. 11.10 A. M Mail Ö50 A.M. 10.35 P.M Chicago Express 4:10 P.M ISIHASATOUS AKD MADI80S RAILROAP. Trains Ieave. Train Arrive. 12:30 P. M Mail 10:.r0 A. M. 6 30 A.M. ...From Freight Depot C:00 P. M JKrrERftO.UM.K tAlLROAO. Train Leave. Trains Arrive. :)0 A. M Mall 8 45 P. M. 630 P.M .. 5:00A.M. Arrival and Drnnrtu re, or Closing of Jlail. ABBIVALS. Madison mall 11:00 A. m. Cim-inaatl and way mail- 10:30 a. m. JefTeronville and Louisville 8:20 V. . Terra Haute way mail 11 30 a. h. Peru mail 10:30 A. . Central way mail 1:45 r. m. Terre Haute through mail 7:00 r. m. Lafayette and Chicago 6.00 p. m. Bellefontaine way mail . . 7:00 r. it. Rellefontalne through mall 6 30 a. m. Central through mail 6 .10 a. m. Cincinnatithrough mail .... 6:30 a. m. SpriugHt id, Illinois 6.30 a. m. CEPARTCaaS. Jeffersonville and Louisville mail 7:30 r. m. Terre Haute throjgh mail, St. Louis, Cairo.... 7:30 p. . Lafayette and Chicago 9:10 a. m. Ufayctte City and Springfield, Illinois 7:30 r. sr. Madison maH U30 a.m. Central way mall 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 Hinte way, Evansvllle and Vincennes.... 12:45 p. m Prm 10-05 A. M Bellefontaine war and through i.. 7:30 p. m

"The Constitution as it is, and the Union as it was." HASS CONVENTION or THE TJIVIOiN DEMOCRACY AND Conservative Citizens of Indiana, TO CONMDEH THE CIUSIS OF THE CO EN Til Y. In compliance with the generally expressed wish of the Democracy ot IudUn.t, the true friends of Constitutional Liberty, the Democratic State Central Committee invite the people of the Sute, without regird to pist party affiliation, who desire to "preserve the Constitution as it is, and the Union &3 it was' to meet in MASS COlSTV-ElSTTIOlSr AT Indianapolis, on Wednesday, thik 30th day of July. The object in assembling the people at this time is to take into consideration the new issues which have recentl.v been forced upon the country by the party in power measures which have no warrant iu the Constitution, and which are opposed to the spirit and purposes of our institutions: while, in the language of President Polk, "war exists," to insist that iu prosecution shall be confined to the policy solemnly set forth by Congress in July, 161, tint it is "not waged in the spirit of conquest or subjugation, nor for the purpose of overthrowing or inlet leriiig with the rights or institutions of the States, bu to defeud and maintain the supremacy of the Constitution, and to preserve the Union with all the diguity, equality and rights ot the several Slates unimpaired," and to assure the Administration that a generous support will be given it, us the representative of the Government, in all necesary, prompt, and Tigorous measures to overthrow armed rebellion against the Union, to sustain ils legitimate authority and cru-li out Aboli tionism, which is equally hostile to the Constitution as Secessionism. The Committee are impressed with the neces sity of the People a-isem'jling en müsse at the time proposed, for the following reasons: 1. The Administration, Congress and a recently so called "Union" Convcation he!d in this State, have failed to announce what are the legitimate and appropriate means to put down the rebellion, and one and all have refued to even censure, much less coudemn.the disunion schemes of the AboliiiouUts: 2. The ?o called Republican Uniou ConvcnCongressional invrtig itmg committees of its us n ar jRMilnient: 3. Congress has adopted meisures, uch as the abolition of slavery hi the II. strict of CoIutnbi-, which, if constitution I, ate ill timed and unnecessary and calculated to create distrust in the minds of the loyal citizen of the border l ive State, an t the t-ountry gruer.illy, as to the doainsof the Administration; 1. It has propmnd to lu the pe ple of the whole Uni mi to pty for the edoftlut tttf . , ..... . m ty see prtpr to rmtticipatr. thus throwing ndditional biinlciis uti the Juoti v 0 iiidustrr tf .i i . . . . n,,, aUveliol lm Jtttrs, at a tun. tv. w lien t power th tntani ntcesatry for tho proecu lion of the war: 5. It h encourage 1 wild acheinn of nero phlUtithrophv; t uMi.h'nu free acd öls for the education of the bl.itk,uppirtln(; runaway re grors in Mlrnfs, and in anrutturAl eiperimenu wlili iirro Uhor, all at th eipeitst of lh Pri'ple: f And in promising and adiptini crneral t heme of ent tn.tptt'iu and rot)fte ittmi, In t lrar rloUlioti aiid tlernj itititt of the Ciiiiiliitln, Ineoiiiatnt with the declare I p'l!cjr of the ()o em. tnrtit solemnly sr ftrth by Congress In Jul! lkh, atinst the dictal of ti u ui stilt jr and aouiid iiohlii'al r.'tt'itj, thereby "Itnpilrlu the tu!iitr,ulii.v and rltchta uf tlm several Stiles." i

In order thu the Pejple, the source of power in all constitution U governments, who aiucerelr desire to perpetuate the Union, as founded and administerel by our patriotic ftthers, raiy have the opportunity to condemn thee unconstitutional measures; to express their jjmpathj and their determination to support the Administration in every legitimate effort to cru.h out treaaon, "where'er it mij rear its heid;" to "defend and maintain the supremacy of tbc Constitution," and to uphold the rights and institutions of all the State unimptired; to say to those in authority, the servants of the people, what are the legitimate and appropriate me ins to put down this rebellion; to condemn fraud and corruption and all unconstitutional, illegitimate and unnecessary measures.calcu'ated to we iken instead of strengthening a love aud respect for the Union;' to restore a wise, just, pure, equal and beneficent administration of the Government, such as the people desire; and to renew the pledge made by the last Democratic Sute Convention in behalf of the Democracy of Indiana, "That we will sustain, with all our energies, a war for the mtintenmce of the Constitution, and of tho integrity of the Union under tfie Constitution; but we are opposed to a war for the emancipation of the negroes, or the subjugation ot the Southern Sutes," the Democratic State Central Committee, now ask them to assemble in mass convention. All who de-ire to see the stars and the stripes float over every inch of American soil in liberty, fraternity and equality; all who insist that the Government shall have a fixed policy in the prosecution of the war, known to the whole country;

all who sympithi.e with the sixty thousand sons of Indiana who have volunteered and are in the field to defend anl mtiutain the Constitution and the Union, an 1 who wish to see them relieved from their arduous duties and exposure of health and life in defense thereof, by a prompt suppression of the rebellion and the restoration of the Union not ouly in name but in essence; all who wish to preserve constitutional liberty, and the integrity of the Government under the Constitution, are invited to attend the proposed Convention and co-operate iu the attainment of these objects. While the gallant and patriotic Union men of Kentucky, and other border slave States, have devoted their efforts to preserve the Government as our fathers made it, will not the citizens of Indiana aid, by their counsels and their votes these patriotic citizens iu repelling and rolling back the tide of Southern and Northern treason to the Constitution and the Union? For such a purpose we should assemble, and for such a purpose we should, as we do, invite the co-opera.ion of all good citizens. Eminent speakers, true and tried patriots, from adjoining Sutes, have been invited and may be expected to address the Convention upon the momentous issues of the day. By order of the Central Committee. George McOcat, Chairman. MEDICAL BOOKS, &C. GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, CllAl&TEItED BT THK LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR THK TREATMENT OK ALL THE DISEASES OF THK UlilNAKY ANL) GENITAL 0 KUANS. asit 3La li lJIwJaotl. TRICE ONLT TEN CENTS. A Medical Report, Cbntitning 7Afv Fi Piatt ana .Engravings of the Anatomy and I'hytiolcgy of the be Cr;aia in a tat of ll'-ilth and Isisfitt. ON A SKit METHUUUr treating Venenal Diseases, ineludi"ft Syphilid in all it stage; Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Varicocele, and Hydrocele, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder Ac, without mercury! containing a valr i fii' lilt V uaoie treatise on mat wiue-spreaa iyli'is7V' lrw waladv of youth, Seminal WeakM 'l?fM!jil 'I Vocf urnal Eniistdons. Sexual 1 ,2f'faS ' Debility, Impotency, 4c, the seW Vti-lf- cret Intirmities of youth and maJi'! turity arirdnp: from the baneful habit of self-al)use. To whicb U added observation on Female Dieaes, and other interesting matter of the utmost Importance to the married and thone contemplating marriage, whoentertain doubts of tbeir physical ab lity to enter that state. Sent to any address In a sealed wrapper, on receipt of tenents or four stamps. We devote our entire time and attention to the treatment of the various private disea.es treated of in our private teport. Our Pispenary Is the only Institution of the kind In America which has been e tablished hy a special charter, an tbia fact should give it a preference over the various quacks of doubtful character to be found in all cities. . IiislTortiint to Females! One aepartment of our Dispensary is specially devoted to the treatment of the Diseases of Female, Mich as Lurhorrhea, or "White," Irregular, Painful and Suppress Menstruation, Nervous and General Debility, Diseases of he Womb, Barrenness, Ac. Consultations and examinations free of charge. - Also, for aale. DK. DKWEES'S REGULATOR PILLS for Female Obstructions, Irrejrularities Ac. Married ladie In certain situation sbou!d not use them, as they would cause miscarriage. Price fl per lox and may be sent by mail. DR. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE An Invaluable article for those wishing to limit the number of their olfpring, or the barren wbo desire children; warranted not to injure the health, and will last for a lifetime, sent to any address under seal, on receipt of the price TWO DOLLARS. PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE By sendiug a brief statement of their symptom, mill receive a Blank Chart containing a list f question, our terms for the course of treatment Ac. Medicines sent to any part of the country to cure any case at home, free from danger or curiosity. All transaction private and confidential. Rememtei the name and number. Direct all letters to GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, octl5-dAw Louisville Ky. LIVERY STABLE. Ii I V K It Y T A n Ii K , ""TO. 10 Eat Tear! street, half a square siuth of Wah 1 inton street, between Meridian and Pennsylvania street, in n-ar of Glenn's Blocs, ln1ianp li. ajO-dtf WM. Wll KlV P' o. w joPixTSTOJsr, Livery and Sale Stables N0S. 11 AND IS WEST PK AUL STREET, tt'IAArt.lB,IXMAA. Horea, piigjtlrs. Carriage and Sad.ll llor.es aiM a in ra iinea. l bars; nmu rate. dec.l t l CHOCOLATE. r.atnhtUhest In I7M. nAKr.R'S IK KM I CM riUK'OI.UE -UKE I'RE. r viiED Ciro, It.wa, French, llomeopsthte and auilla Ciiocolaie. watranted equal In quali' v ai.d flavor Ia IKa I 'aria rK.rJla. klkt .Iim.I it. a la.t III hlr.f Ihr... quarters of a century, and are pr dim need by all who . . - ... .. . -. . i . . . . . . . . . . i. . li a v owrw i"fii iim in i Tij'frmr r ' "inrri, Wiittf. lurevl by W. Baker A Co , at their Mill, In Dor fl sM.r, Ms , aud Int sie st shrlr Braich Drpwt N llTl ulioti tr-t. New Tork City, aut by Grocers an ItraUr. (ii.rallr tbrous bout tbe Colon. Aidr-M U. L. riKIiCI, J10 i3 n SI? fulu n .tr.,t, Ntw York. PAU4TS, 6Ct Paints! I'.tltiK Taints! r r.vritT DEM MiiTioN-i'iir, okocnd i? f Oil, and sttxr.n n 11 n i ai. Al, VarnUbe, (Ml, lila.. Tutty, Pnthea, and In fat I f et)tliit thai s'ettal'i. 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il.l lilUUJi.litVli VVIJll.llllt SB b a w a i wi i i : I w rm i OF IIAItXrOUD, CO.MV. . Capital EnlaVgcd Jan'y 1, 1860. CAPITAL f l ,500000 00 NET SURPLCS, (after deducting all labilities) 614142 30 JElUk BUILDING, KIDIANAPOLIS. Erected 1859 Owned by the Co. I7 SPE IAL A MENTION GIYETTO THE ISSUILVXCE A of farm proprty, dwellings and out-buildimts. In sures such buildings or contents In a very favorable man ner, for tbree or live years. Losses Equitably Adjusted and Promptly Paid In Cash. Also, insures stores, warehouses, buildings, or contents and personal property generally, ia town or country, at rates as low a consistent with hazards taken, and Inland Insurance against the perils of navigation. w. ukmjkkmj:. Agent, Indianapolis, Indiana. Application can be made to J0UX KOSS, who is fully authorized to transact all business connected with tie Agency. faujj 1,'61-dly WÜ. HENDERSON. MEDICAL AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL HAS WON FOR ITSELF SUCH A RENOWN FOR THE cure of every variety of Throat and Luntr Com plaint, that it Is entirely unnvcesSiiry for us to recount the evidence of its virtues, wherever It has been employed. As it has long been in constant use throughout this section we need not do more than assure the people its quality is kept up to the best it ever has beei, and that It may be relied on to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do. AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS, FOR THE CURS OF 1 Costiveness, Jaundice, Dy-pepsia, Indigestion, Dysentery, roul Momaoh, Erysipelas, Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin LHeases, Liver Complaint, Dropsy. Tetter, Tumors and Rait Kbeum, Worms, Gout, Neural gia, as a Dinner Pill, and fr Purtfy'jrig tbe blood. They are sug.r-coated, co that Jhe most sensitive can take them pleaantly, ami they are tbe best aperiect in the world for all purposes of a family physic Price 25 cents per ISox; 5 boxes for SI Great numbers of Clergymen, physicians, Statesiner, and eminent personases, have lent their names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, but our space here will not permit the Insertion of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis our American Almanac in which tbey are given: with also full descriptor a of the above complaints, and the treatment that should be ollowed for their cure. Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other preparations they make more profit on. Demand Ayers and take no others. Tbe sick w.int the best aid there is far them, and they rhould have it. rKJCFARKD BT DR. J. C. AYER & CO. LOAVELL, 3IuVS. Price, t per Rottle; Six Ilottles, 5 All our renxdies are for sale by LODERT BROWNING, Indianapolis. ALLEN A CO., Cincinnati, Aud by all druggists and dealers everywhere. ang7-d3in HOTELS. HOTEL. CINCINNATI, OHIO. CAPT. CHAS. H. CROMWELL, PROP'R. Breakfast at five A. Ü., for passengers by the morning Trains. apr6-dlv. EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, Axmai UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND Meridian streets, Indianajw.Jis. Three daily Expresses to New York; Two daily Expresses to Cincinnati, and Two dally Kx presses to Chlcsgo and St.LuuU: The above Com panic are the only privileged Expresi-ov the following road, vli: INDIANA CENTRA!.: LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO; INDIANAPOLIS A PERU: TERRE HUTE A RICHMOND; RELLKIONTAINE A INDIANAPOLIS. Money, pakaees, valuables and freight carried with safety and dispatch, and In charge of special and efficient nieneligers. Notes, Hills and Drafts will be prompt!?- collected and ready returns made J. BUTTE Kr IF LD, Agent. AGENCY. W. W. I RATHSBS SO. CASTUS D. . MfcCR!4 Leathers, Carter V Tc Kerstan, -.k-w tl arss"- a si JL.att'm''., Being connected with a Mllltsry 1. a-X Afeney at Washington City, are.i Vy " ,v rr"n P attention to th )r7 . sp- collection and securing ef rnkt. tlsrk tay rf rlecsed and dlscnsrjed soldlsrs, and a'l lha claims and demands afaln.t the Government, persons r.mdlnt in anv part i f lb ?ut rosy biva their claims leenred r-v ad lresrg then and stsUmf pfirttctilafi ful'y OtTlt-e M Ksat Wshinton ?ret, in tla aa.'ond building wet cf tbe Court llous aquare, Indianapolis. Ind. lUriMMts Gov, Jf'nn. 11. NMe, Ms, Oen. WilIsce, Brig- G.n.Dumont.Cil JilnCbrn,J jdjs petklns, Inpre um Court. spt-dl jlUCCi?.?; SCHIEFFEtlfl BROTHERS ti CO.

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To DztlroyTo DestroyXo DestroyTo DestroyTo DestroyTo DestroyTo DestroyTo Dcstroy--llats, Itoiches, &c. -fice. Moles, and Ants. -Bed Bugs. -Moths in Furs, Clothes, &c. -losqaltoes and Fleas. -Insects on Plants and Fowls. -Insects on Animals, &e. -Every form and species of enrtin. mi mm THE ''ONLY IXFALHIRLE REMEDIES KNOWN." Destroys Instantly EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF mm w 1 via Those Preparations (unlike all others) are "Free from Poison 4Not dangerous to the Human Family." "Hats do not die on the premises. "They come out of their boles to die. "They are the only infallible remedies known. "12 vears and more established in New York Citv.w Vised lyUsed byUsed byUsed byUsed bythe City Post Office. the City Prisons and Station Houses. the City Steamers, Ships, &c. the City IIo5pi tali, Alms-IIouses, &c. the City Hotels 'Astor, SL Nicholas, &c. the Boarding House?, &c, &c. Used by Used by--more than 50,000 private families. See one or (wo Specimens of tchat is everywhere said by the People Editors Dealers, tic. HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vcr 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 S5 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 0.1 Gazette. MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed annually in Grant County by vermin than would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Killer. Lancaster Herald. HENRY R. COSTAR We are selling your preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats, Mice, Roaches and Vermin disappear rapidly. Eckeu & Stotjffer, Druggists, Windsor, Md. "CostarV Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator. "CostarV "Cc-star's" Bed-Bug Exterminator. ''CostarV 'CostarV Electric Powder, for Insects' &c. In 25c. 50c. and SI Boxes, Bottles and Flasks, S3 and S5 Sizes for Plantations, Ships, Boats, Hotels, &c. CA UT10S! To prevent the public from being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly Pernicious Imitations, a new label has been prepared, bearing a facsimile of the Proprietor's signature. Examine, each box, bottle or flask carefullv before purchasing, and take nothing but "CÖSTAR'S." rT Sold everywhere by All Wholesale Druggists in the large cities. Some of the WHOLESALE AGENTS IN N. Y. CITY. Shicflfclin Bro3. & Co. B. A. Fahuestock, Hull & Co. A. B. & D. Sands & Co. Wheeler & Hart. James S. Aspinwall Morgan & Allen. Hall, Ruckel & Co. Thomas & Fuller P. D. Orvia. HurraljRiiley & Kitch en. Bush, Gale & Robinson M. Ward, Close & Co. McKisson & Robbins. D. S. Barnes & Co. F. C. Wells & Co. Lazelle, Marsh & Gardner. Hall, Dixon & Co. Conrad Fox. and others. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, T. W. Dvott & C6. Robert Shoemaker & Co. French,Richards,& Co. B. A. Fahnestock & Co. AND OTHERS. BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS. Geo. C. Goodwin & Co. M. S. Burr & Co. Weekes & Potter. Jno. Wilson, Jr. AND OTHERS. Also, all Wholesale Druggists at CIIICAf.O, HI., ST. ldli;is,.Mo., IiimtOIT, Tlirti.. im im im i:, it)-., 1C lN ATI, OHIO, riTTSItl ltf.il, I'n.. Ill'I FALOf . Y. AND BY Druggist?, Grocers, Storekeepers and Retailers generally in all Country Towns and Villages In the UNIT EI) STATES AT k& . by Robert Browning AND William Hannaman, Wholcaalo Agents. And by the Dituooim, STORrncrrrit and Hr.TAii.ciM pv no rally. Cot'NTiiT DfiAi.r.ii can order 1 alovc, Oraddresaonleritlircct orif Price. Terma, fcc, ia desired, aend for ifitjj CircuUr, pifin reducrd Pritr-a o 11 i:kv u. :omtaii. Principal Dr.roT Na fil'i BrtiaiUny (0Ksilo vi St. Nirhoh Hotel,) New York. M hll deo-IA ri..n I

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1862 crrr 'cZ 1862 All ttTsSoxs minnsiNn tickets for nr. JOSEril and other point In Northern Kinsocri. tbe Maie of KansAA, or Um Territories, should irtaiat Lav. tng ticket? that read by the mouth .Tnsoi:ni iiailiioad? Tbe only ra'l route frm St. Loais to St. Joepb. It Is the shortest and quickest liNe, by thirteen hours, to the re. taotest ioiüt reached hr rail, and Is atwars as cheap as any otber. Ruj your Ticketa t Kansas and aU point, is Northern Viouri by tbe North ilifsotri Railroad. ISAAC H. STt'kciEON, Pres't and Gen'l SupU North Missouri B. R. HENRY U. SlilMONS.Ceneral Traveling Ap-tit. sepU7-dly JEFFERS0M1LIE RAILROAD Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted Trains Arrira Trains Leave. &45P.M S 45 A. It 4:45 A. M S 1.0 P. M. A BOTE TRAINS STOP FOR TIIE ACCOMMODATION V f passeniers at Sourhport, Greensrood, Franklin, fcdinburrh, Columbus, makinir. connecUcns at Serinour with trains on tbe Obio k Alissiipp! Koad, and at LoniaTille with trains on tbe Louisrille, r rankfott k Lexington and L-uisville and Nihville Roads. Frvlght trainsleave da'.ly. Freight promptly forwarded. Office, AtadisoB Depot, West side. A. S. CA ROTHE RS, Superintendent. J. G. WRrrcom. freight Agent. apl'62-dl j DENTISTS. P. G, C. HUNT, DENTIST. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, MO. 32? EAST .MAItKET STIIELT, INDIANAIX1L1S 1ND. MUSIC. riAINO! BMAIVOS! G HE APER AND PETTER INSTRUMENTS than were ever ottered in this market. 11 y ar raugemenu with EaMern Piano manufacturers are such that I cau furnish all orders 25 per cent. cheaper than any dealer in the West, and I warrant them superior instrument. Onlv for cab. Call and see at Messrs W. II. Talbott k Co's Jewelry Store, No. 24 Washington street. PIANOS. MELODEONS, ORGANS, (JUTTA RS, VIOLINS, ACC0RDE0NS, Ac.,TU7ED AND REPAIRED. Having had over twenty ye r experience the public can be assured that tbey now have a better opportunity than they generally meet with to bae their instrument put In perfect order. II. SCHON ACKEU. July31-dly'61 SPECTACLES, t5tC. To Officers of the Army, JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SI.rOJLE DOUBLE Sl'I GL1SSES. For fiel J, portability and power they suj.er.ede all others. For sale bj SEMM0NS, Optician. SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C,, Of the greatest transparent power, of new improvement properly adjusted to the cu e. Orders from the country, with partieukrä, promptly attended to. Repairing neatly done with dispatch. SEMM0XS. Optician. oct29. Tof:25, South Illinois street. HOTELS. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 305 A: 3(17 HltOADWAV, CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET. THIS first class house the mot quiet, homelike, and pleasant hotel lb the city offer, superior Inducements to thoe visiting New Tork for business or pleainne. It Is central In Its location, and kept on the EUROPEAN PLAN, in connection with TAYLOR'S SALOON, where refret-hmrnu can be bad at all hours, served in their own rooms The charges are moderatr, the rooms and at tendance of the fir-t order baths and all the modern convergences attacbed. marl2-d3ra POWERS'. HOTEL, (rORM-SLT EAKXr.'K.) Cr 131 JI-J Opposite the Ast or House and Park, New Tork, I'llICi: OF i: AUD i 50 IT.IK DAY. f B1HIS long establihed and popular houe has recently JL been rebuilt and greatly enlarged by tbe addition of over 100 rooms and now has aceomtnodations for over 300 persons. It has also been thoroughly renovated and refurnihed, and is heated by steam aud lighted by gas throughout. This hotel has one of the best locations in the city, i eay of access from all the steamboats and railroads leading to tbe city, and Is convenient to all the city conveyances. It has now all the requisites of a nt class hotel, insuring the comfort of iu inmate. The patronace f f the traveling public is repectfuilv solicited. Terms f 50 per day. U. L. POWER, feb24-d3m Proprietor. TIIE MORRIS HOUSE, (Formerly American,) IMMKDIATELT OrFOIT CXIOM DEPOT, II. WIIIT.MOICF, Proprietor, T, D. SAPP, Clerk, IS cow pen for the accommodation of the traveling public. Tbe houxe has been thoroughly renovated and furnished from top to bottom. maj31 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. jesse Joiiivsorv, General Commission Merchant, A.XD Denier in Flour, Grain, and all kind of Country Produce; Wines and lilquorii CI art), Tobacco, Ac. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 237 SOUTH SECOND ST., IIILADF.LPIIIA. Advance mnde on Contiinmrnti. aurt2dlv WANTED. 200 Recruits" Wanted FOR THK -OFTIic Eleventh Infantry, MAJOR CORDON Is Btttborit'd trsl. In ludiaaa ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR'S BOUNTY. VfcAT THOU til TO ttl fXR UOXtll. ITII KA I llOa, iart.rs BMMilral attsndsne, Ac , cnj. piru. AU ho rl.l Hl at nnca e ti MbJ, snnajsiM and provided Ith tr thlnf est.tial to th.lr eon.fott by tha 0vrtimett. Tbat.rm Menii.'.fn.r.tl. Three Yenrt. TajU emm.rea frm data of Sb'.utin.tit. Nona t ut abl.x1tl slnU men, btwa th af.tof 1 and SI )', need appl, Iterrutflrf Rendel!. In Metlf.f'a Mw bttlldlBt. N. 14 East Ha-ltUiglun street, a.ljiurt tMd Fellows' lls:L D. K. COir, first iJrutrnanl EisTtnth tt.f at.trj, Hec tmtitigoir.rf r. PATENTS. PATENTS OoTAlSH) KOR EVt IMVEM1I0.NN Of WM dearrlption. Fe." eofil lnit Ml .uree.a. fat si.ttiopajr. end for C'lrrular, sun g terms, directions, Ac. Ad ltes AMO imoAliNAl, ! 41 fsienl Altarner, Wa.attt, i. IV

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52 ? V Ol C 'SI tri. r yWc: ;x -Z. rj - o e w rf . 1 . 1 - RAILROADS. Iiiiliniinpoli. nncl .TIncliMin ji c vm. m: x c -m. -m . 1S62. 1 3 1S62. IRE PASSENGER TRAIN WILL LEAVE TUX Union Depot, Indianapolis, at 12 JO P. M. daily, for .Madison, Cincinnati and Louisi illc. Tliis is the shortest railway lint to Cincinnati and Louisville connecting at lfadiMn with the United States Mail Line Steamers, arriving at Cincinnati in tint t connect with the Expreta Train on the Little Miami railroad leaving at 7 o'clock A. M., for the Eat, and by the Kentucky Central lUilravl for the South, aud at Loui.villa about 11 P. M. Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at II If by the above steamers, and also by the Madiaoo packets. Forest Queen and Prioress, arriving At Madison in time to connect with the Passcnirer Train leaving at 6 A. M and arrHtag at Indianapolia at llfciO A. M., making cxnneciMns with all trains leaving for the Eat, vTe.t, and North. For the accommodation of way passengers a Car will run in connection with tbe Frelf ht Trsin daily, leaving IndiAaapolUat G:.';0 A.M a hk h train remains acme lime at each station, aflordmjc pset per. an opportunity for tba transaction of tunnfw, arriving at North Madiaon at 2.0 P. M. Fare to Cincinnati, or Cincinnati to Indianapolis), S3 OO To l.oulavllle. f3 No charge for meals or .tate-rooma on tbe statiner, r for barrare or omnitua at aisdUon. Tariff of Freifthts as low as by ary other route. Shippers and merchanu West will find it to their inter est to travel over and ship by this line. ap2-dtf. I). C. BHANHAJi, Superlnteodent. RENO VATERS. ESTABLISHMENT. fftHK UNITED STATES DTT.-noUSE, 50. SS SOCTD JL Illinois .trect, Indianapolia, Indiana, JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop. At this old and well-knosm establUhmeot, the ladiei can have silks and woolen gooda dyt-d a permanent and beautiful colors; and genu' garments thoroughly renovated anl repaired, as good as w hen tear, at lower prices than ever. New and second -hand clothing bought and aold; also, a paiicular branch In to. buineaa denominated Ca draw. Ing billiard tablecloth, cr tear la any garment ran b so wrought that It can not be viIMe to tbe naked eye. Country oeders punctually a:tcnded to. No cotne ction with any tuber hon In this city. Remember the place, No. 34 bowth Illinois street. feba JOSEPH UAÜRIS. MEDICAL. I odk to uoDi;nn L c.iCA.ni;i,r.y. Couth, and Odd. will (to away. Sometime in a single day. If to the Drug Store you will go And get supplied with Tui.ilan; Ton can use it freely as you please. It never fails to give you eae. Those Granules a onderf el are, I'm sura. For they speedily effect a lasting cure. Üy 23 cenu per box, at all Drug Stores. BRAXDE'S TUSSILaVCO CURES COUGÜS. BKAXDK'S TCSSILAGO CURES COLDS. BRAXDE'S TUSSILAGO CURES HOARSENESS. BRANDES TUSSILAGO CUKES SORE THROAT. OÜE TO I! IIA !!: TIM l,A;0. WONDERFUL CRANULF.. Oh' where can I Cud tbeui. To the Drug stre (u qukk, I will fj-eedily try them; I have a bad Couph, And I wUh to be sure To have tbe beat remedy That will very fcoon cure. JO "5 cents per box, at all the Iirug Stores. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO CURES ASTHMA AND ERONCIims. Itfif Sold by all DruRgi.ta. 2i cents a hex. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO I Pleaant to the Taste Children cry for It. B R A N D ES T U S S I L A G O CURES HOOPINO COUGH AND CROUP. JO)"- Sold by ail lragnMa. 2i cents a box. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO CURES COCGH3 AND COLDS. S'W J n 1 Ü box. V vor zv V. Wort Ii in Klon, AtiEXT 11K MILITARY CLAIMS, NO. 434 THIRTEENTH STREIT, ONE UOtt ITlOM f. Washing e CVy. H AMN! LEEN rNiiA,H) HR A M'lir.lJl Of years in tl setdetoei t f Uf b t l.'t.t. In nn' of tb (utertitiierit OT.res, (from liUb be ha tHbdrawn.f rfTer. to a-ien l to lalm of any ktA thai may b etil raat ed lo l.tm, .a b aa those for hiisux, Ibmnty, Amin ( l's.r SuH.stettr, Trans)H.rtali'ia, CMUi.-, nd partic. ulsrly f.r hör., and otber property loM nr drn)d la Ii l nl'ed State serlre, If.clu !rrirae offr)preAmi.. TI.ÄTItlOM.II.. Wf s t w.M arjnainted wih Mr. Wf.iik'nr". ar4 fhearfully te.Mty that walnw na Agent 1 Waaatncu on bnts rlatmanu eau snor r -s iiwily ralythaao htm tAcnndtet their buaiiMHs wnk necnfy,espViy aM ai. f'rf 1 Pf HON. Jollt D. )frrilI R0!r. . At. ..)k-1trtf e.f p. a Court e-f (Ishrts. I t lbois af lUt r.wilattee. srv. arTiirtr.D d. !q ti'U w.n h AMsiLrll. I Chief Clerk f. S. Trss.urer's Offea J I fl'v (smWmi tka a Ho. UelmmUl, a ad tbe.rfx.ny and fovfld.o'ly resenraead Mr. tnl)in(oa taaay t rok. erainreraartl s..U:ief rj krttur 4 t!tfc.rt. arvd lo all Hber bartr rtaim. sf alit tu ormM. pr-b. attyn m.a ,.. a sr tk.a fca-,w,ar War t Ulm. than Mr. W., aad fwr.ai a4 Uiteriir bat at r.rir. T i. VAküT. ap'T'dJni CaftalN, AJt t.ea.rai's srt. PHYOlCIAtlO. GRS. JAt-ESON L FUf.'XHOUSEn, Olli ist, n, 80UTH M Kit 1 11 AN HTIIKKT JA. 4Si

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