Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3733, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1862 — Page 1

r DAILY C: 7TIIIEL. '. 1 CO TüfjjJ 'X&Uj'lilj3 KU NIED AD 1TWJWKÜ V nn a rrn 71 h n 1 Ä1 J Jo VOLUME X. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., THÜRS DAT MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18. 1862. NUMBER 3,733.

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TOE NE7 SENTINEL 07FICE. no. tCL'TIl ni:niDiAN ITQÜCT. Vt I Ul rv TVS HIFVffK kEicsn, iiArar:GS Dr;sAMf Propritlort. Yearly tulriUn t o,' nreaaiak-v r aasr.: wr del.s.rr.1 .y iW err r M IK real t we, payable Ti-OIhJj. S.-SleCVsW !.'. City l-rilrs w,ll b brUl t-e.oiiil.' for paper, left itUirlKMn fur sfaey k. reu.oT. c -n Uy virh theai 4iacotinae4, ut.lr. folic ie glrco at lha ofcof fulliCatW-B. N (xprr M-rii without pet paymert.or eontinoedlonjer than id ft. , Opiea f tbe Dan. F---nat en b bad at the oriira J IMOTTlWf, aM the Wllltf MTlll Cacb 1-Crti-4a ioroir-x, neatly eveloped. for &uör.f. -MW-) WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL, rcr.LHkD f.vt.rt wedüesdat at

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On i'ir, .n nrtioti..... tO 75 . 1 00 . 2 00 " two f..nr " for each inhi':ert ln-rtion, and for ecl Inrlloti t't acU ad.litU.nal quare S3,', Weekl )t!iTiiri. will b rlianted the full I)lly ralea, VltL li.e-Lalf Hi Week W rati aiMH. '.nlre NMlre pu)llriM in tin? local e.lumn, of ten line or nrvW, will ! cUrd for e h ttiertion l; If er ten lm. fit crt rr luxf. Oi arire ill U made f .r irtrtina; the nticea of the folI ffier, J-teti' and AciaU.it at the raie named, ;o W j.al J In advanet-: Milifary Con.jinM. , Order .f Odd lellown, Maonic Order, lietoleid 8 tte and Mnirinir S.riete. For each notice dm exce -din H lines 25 cenls for ach tirrt"r: crr e4rht line at On rte. AiMiPUncinjt cVatL. Hfc fanera'. nMic atUched, fl; wit h-.nr nullte free Marrlare Ntlee 5cenl. KntH-e r-f f'etival-, llciiic and r:curion, (twften upby IndividtnU or aoclitlon. or by ihurche. at the rtyUr price. AdeHlement leadsd and .lic J under the head of Special 5 .X Ire, If ten lir.ea wr ovei , will he charged douMe the ool rxf. . AdTerti-enwrt rnakir.rf 1 than thr linea, Inserted ooce In the Hail, will be charged fifty cent. Yearly dvertWr topar qnnrterly. Annnunclrr rndMte for rtlce of every decriptin I he cbarired at the rate offl 50 for each nTneiuthe Daily, and 2 In tl: I:iy nJ Weekly, the Arne to l. io all caea. paid In advance. Lrsal dvertiemet.t. Inserted at th expense of the attny orJerliiii, ti l not !clsyib!e for the U ral jinfdnjr,bnt cd!ectMe at our usual time. IudMer not ceoiirttaM for tb accuracy cf le!Ü a.tverti-ement betoikI tbe amount charged for their pnhlicatHn. IIXKIt, IIAKKNKSS IllXtill AM, Proprietor Indiana State Sentinel. J. M. TII.KOHJ. Prmident Indianapolis Journal Company. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ll4Mi:its. II ARKISOH BANK. No. 19 Ea.t WaainRUn ftreet oppitt lbe ientiuel DS'.ce. ma 4 1. 1 vi. u v ktaisii:m A LLEN A- IIINSLKT, Uvery and ftale Stable, in tbe rrar of the Palmar lIoue. Junr5-dly FOU!VDltir.4 1 DAVIS A IX)., Union Foondry, Delaware treet.op- . po-!t Ui.ion lvt. HASSKLMAN A VINTON. WabirKton Fouinlry and Machine Wk., east end Union lepr.t. mj:3 It I. AI. lATATi: Atii:TS. 'tUANCIS SMITH, formerly Ivlxell A Smith, Real fM. T. W1LF.Y, U-al K.-tate Ant and St.KkP.ro ker, 10 , i:al a--ninicion irm. iu. hoot m siioi: im:ai.i:us. I MATllhW A CO., Wholesale dealer it. Root., i ' i . shoe, and !tubten. N. 4 Robert I'.lock, oppoite the Union IVpot, Indianapolis. Ind. cp4 A DAM KNOIUJ: A SON, manuTacturer ana neaiem in All kind of lUmt and Shoe, No. 32 Eat Wasb apri7 ! ; con street. ItüOIi AM STATIOi:UV. BOWF.N, STKWAHT A CO., wholesale end retail dealer in p-wk and stationary, and iTiuteT' Materials ' Su.iHWet vva-.hiiii?toB trreu Apr2 - üt ?lKMVii:s. i : f ru.KT m. uiwuT, pku(.;ist.-iv ai. r in i)ri?s i V Chrnn.als Paint. O.K -". I I ii.l tb er atirticin-!.. oti..n. ann tvnurarry io. j juv , achutt. avefine, I'xlianapoti liovso-iy-0MLlNiN A COX. dealer in Dru, Medicirw, ! I PaiTtt,!!!, tile, Parfumery. Fancy t.o.i, Ac, No. j ll!r,l2'lli,l' ."L'-l3- I Pi;)WSlNi. Iiruia, and .1e!er tn i rmt. uns, j P' 'n1?' ' W . Vami'he. le-Mu!s,jla.,tiUsnware, Ac N.i rt. We.t IV al.intOTi treet. uitv ;otis. T IL GLFNX A- CO., Niw Tork Store, Dry s liMlwbdcale and Retail, tJler.n tU Kk, KaAt vVaL'i K'on ttet. may 5 vrOlT. A.M) TIM u Aitt:. ( IHAHLK! COI. dealer in Stove, Tin Ware, c. No. j !. wr ?!:.;,,f.??r,-:,:-..-.-r; ..V?., ; hook ItlMU'.lts. : - : (tAMPP.EI.L A IX)TLr.S.p.ok r.ini-rar.d Llark Book ! j M.r.ufaoturer.. No. 37 Ea.t W Linston ., ea of Glenn K.-Hrk. up tair. Iadianap.iis1 M25-d:f ! on;T,AS a PALVKK, K-H k ihn.ie BUak iw,k ! Mr.;it-itjrerx, No. Mm F.at Washington mreet, ; ver Aift.ni, 3P.ii A Co. Grocery. marVT ; viilillsXiiVVVWxni:: - i AWTiioKN A HtCHANAN. Imnorter f China, ' I t.ia.an iyUevn,w,,re.No. vi Kam WaLir.ton t.f ; liHiiAnai .1, Lit. ana. dly - ?n:ii ru.WT TAU.oio. f nU KKK K ttOIPPFK. Merchant Tailor, and dealer I ' in rr.v:v ma.te clitr.,ts an I f jnib;r.j rood a. No. Z Wet W a hir.jiton treet,oppn;te Scut;:.-) ußice. rr) a r rouMiv.s. K1I.KY FKla.USON. Attorney and lm.el.T at Law. Favacafc tor approved jud:nif an.t mortem c; r.rf.nuic Soi:i nte. Ac Occ, 24 l tVbInjt n .tr , i ,i r.r, ecind loor t- the rUUthJin 1, op. jM'.t (i1ti,' r; rs IcAA.ClikbKlJb?K:u;l1TJL A.l-iwn L. Ka b. Joow V. !',' Attu.rney. Ar t Courier at Uw. .F:-.a i ur. t:...a. pany Bmi.iTff. ..d fiv.r. ivnnjitar.ia treet. jeiiiy MACHINISTS. inacfciihoo in ibec-nu.to. t flatter myeif that lean enure ai-iacwon to Hu--" wt u.tv favor me with Letrork. 1 Lave in fry employ ore cf the bettlak. mitt tu the Mate, and pay j art.cwlar attention to hor tttsCMg a:i tuaihoi foigti.. kcpa-nr.a of ail kii'. pn'mptly attended ta Jrf.xlel i,f all kti-N tu.lt for tte patent or.e. Lernen. ter tLe j lce, ote qe' ..uth f ft fi.in tV.n 11 :t.Mt reel T. Wvi1 tolylrt-4Wl NOTICE. "Ä"J7K Lae t.i 'y -M our P-ry to lter. N V ' TJtB a PltTt-t. Thankin: the put 1 in cenrl for Ihrir liberal patronage, luU trpectfiiy ak cuttiu.wanc i4 th a rue to our uct ejr. A. A J. XtKTZ':c.Il. ludiAUAjWu July . 1XJ. jyll dat

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DATTiY SENTINEL INDIANAPOLIS HAIIROAO TIME TABLE.

s-ixxrorra-SB au.aoi Trarn Leave. Train Arrive. 1 0 A.M Man 70 V. M. 6:40 A. U. Jlio P. M S 40 P. M 11 3 A.M. isDiajirout ao couriuc tia ci. Tr!n Lfve. Traiti Arrirt 50 A. M Ftpre P. M. Ik40 P. U Arconndatlo3 10:45 A. at. HMt mi BAiLWAT. Trait. lr i t. Train Arrive. .15 . It 713 A. V. 11 P. M Mall 1-14 P St. 7 00 P. M 7 55 P. iL I MA tfrtJt AJTtt COLVMBV UtOUl UK, V U rAVTOX. Trn. Leave. Train Arrive. fclS A. it .7 15 M. 12:10 P. M 14 P. M. 7.00 P. V 7:55 P. It. tmlrbUlilP CUttlB.IATI Bjklt-aOAK. Train Leave. Train Arrive. f.20 m 3f A W. 10:40 A. M ....4 35 P. U .i5 P. H I0:5j V.3i TlUt BALTS AAI1AOAD. Train Ieave. Train Arrive. 7:20 A.M 5-10 A. M. 1-45 P. M 55 A. M. 40 P. If 30 p. it. klW Allixr ASO CBICA00 IUiAO ORIKICAtTUC JIMTIB Going North. tj'iin South, 5:00 P. M... 11.05 A. H... Train Leave. 10O A. M. 4 45 P. M. 10:30 P. M. rxrrei 1I:'2. A. M. Frciirht, Daily 2 00 P. it. LAFAtinS KAJLMHAll. Trarn Arrl . 5J A. M. lO.TiS A. II. 00 P. M. rtau ADtxiiAiiAroiJaaAUJiOAi. Train Leave. Train Arrive. 11.10 A.M ..Mail 9.50 A.V. ? P. M CMcairo F.xpreM 4.10 P it I.VIXA3 ArviLltf AHO AtolMOK KAIIJIOAn. Train Iave. Train Arrive. 12 :to p. M Mail lu :o a. M. 30 A. M. ...f I r- rn Freisht DVpotj.... COO T. M jarrrrAiivii.i.K aaiutOAD. Train leare. Train Arrixe. 00 A. M Mail 45 P M. .30 p. M 6:0OA. M. Arrlvnl iind lr: rt ii re, of .TluiU. or Cloin ARRIVAIJi. Madiwon mail.... Cinciittiati and way niuil Jefleronvil!e and ynit.Tille .11:15 a .1115 a M. J. . S;-0 .11:15 .10:15 .. 2.0J i. 7:10 .6 00 .. 7: r. m. A. M. A. W. r. w. r. m. r. m. p. at. Terr Haute way lit. I Peru mail? lutrl way mail ... Tttc Haute thr'"irh mail Laf.iyette av.d Chicago iVdefontaiiie way mail Bc!lefoiitaii.e through mail ...... Oi.tral throUKh mail CiiiciiiMititliroi K'i mail ftpringrield.lllinoi DKrABTlKKS. . . . . '. .. C.30 A. M. . . c:;o a. m. ... S:45 r. m. .. 7 3 A. M. Ji'tiU t'.tie. ... 7.30 r. at. ... 7:30 f. at. .. 9:40 a. m. ... 6.00 P. M. ...1!:!U1 A.M. . .1 !:)." A. W. , . . f:50 p. m. . .. Ö40A. M . .. 5:50 p. M ...1X45 P. M . . 10 05 A. M ... 7:3 r. m JeffprM.nville and Lontsrille mail Terre H.nite thri.tth mail, St. I.uls, Cairo. I.alt vet te and Cht.üiro lAUetieCii. and ipriuuticld.UInioia ... M(i.-(!l till.' Cvnt rl w.i v mill. ... Central thronen mall and Washington City. CiiiciiiiHti and way ruail Through m II Terre H.ute way, Kvansvllle and Vinccnnea Peru RdlefniiUine way imI tbrotih Tlio ortli. cicrii Campaign , waa-weaM .1 Journal of the Eighteenth Indiana Regiment. BT WALT Ell HTAt.'LET. Continued. December 1 7. We marched through Warrcn.'burg at "shouldered arm?," while our band awoke the thrilling trainsof the Kcd, Wliite, and IJIue," a tunc lear to the heart of crcry true son of Columbia. The vagabond lookino; crowd, with their hands rammed down into their breeelies pockets to the elbowst, gave us a hanj-doj look from t the side-walk?, or flunk around the corner of! some dilapidated habitation niakiii room for u to tki. Only one voice welcomed back the old fla; and that was a woman's voice. I learned afterward that the was the mother of steel, t!ie terrible fire of woman's undying re venge, Hashed from her eve like lightning! ! from a cloud! Then her mind wandered i it uacK to ner own Dra.c foa wiim Mevjw unuer ; the jrreen sod of the western prairie. On towards evening, a balterv and two battalious of Cavalrv came charging by and Kave MS to understand in tones, not to bo mistaken that there was warm work to be done 1 TKif irni-l li...t-.i-i.T. na tint rnnvt'. ! .1 4 1... i uK 11.. 1 air . vl ,wl luu , , ,V 1 "i' i'4'4'.' I when the dark outline ot the stream appeared, instead of a line of battle, vre saw only the ; heatuarters tents of General F0pe. AVe marehetIp;istthem.hal:edautlcametoa4,iront. ! i.n the command " bv the right ot coainanto the rear into column" irave us to un-I - - . . , ues;a;m tnai mis was our camp, ana gave a death blow at the same time to all our an-' gmnarv antlCllWltlOnS. 1 IlC Dien tieivclv, and at random eursin z I I . . . . i . ... ft. .v i 1 overvbodv m general, ana tlieir own baa lucK in particu- . lar. Sometime in the evening General Davis I . ' came into camp with thirteen nunureu pn oners and an v amount of arm?, horses and: efpiipment. We woke u;) and gave a strag- , II i r cheer, or two, and then lav down to t t V M 1 ! dream "a la .viercuuos sour.er in iiomeoana I Juliet. The next morning the merrv notes of i ! the Dugle rang cheenullv on the frosty air. i Vt an eailv hour we Were on the road. AlK)Ut 10 oVlock'A. M. a heavy snowstorm set in, , and continued with unabated fury till late in j the afternoon. We camped on a small stream j ,i , i t . n i . 1,wrt Tn " ' h,ch tht daiklCS called Kcd lwOSe KUU. j Tho next morning it was snowiug fiercely, i & with r.'-00"1)' forebodings we took the road : for (eorgetown. 1 IlC COUntry Was IDOätlv 1 broken prairie, and the cold Xortli-Wcj-'t j roken prairie, nd of winter a they swept the whitening; wastes, caused many a volunteer to curse the , unluckv !tar that marked him for a soldier. e tvied throu-h (rorgetown in the afteri i. m civ nooa and eucamjK'd two miles ti om Sedalia. The snow was now tight inches deep, and tailing rapiuiv. e piicneu tenia to Keepo.i the ctiilling winds which swept relentlessly over the rooky un?helteivd slopes ami lounille.v pla ns. Never will 1 lorget that terrible night av I fi tided mv bLankct around me, and lav dow n the snow, I thought of the Kuiau at Lvlau! pei haps something u.ore horrible flit ted across mv mind, but wean nature soon r-i to the sunnv land of dreams. The . , . f , incxtUiv we escorted oar prisoners to bcdaua, and saw thcxn fcolelv aboard the cars, lue next morning, which was the 23d found us oa the road bright and carlv for the "Lame." We pitched tents that evening on the banks of the silvery stream. It was like home , to the Indiana Volunteer, jileasant memories grouped themselves together in fantastic ' j wreaths around his heart, and added a tinge of t romance to the already enchanting stream. awhile to meiiitate on the truth and aptneti p . f n r. .. i i .i 'u' IOow,lio lUeS UggtkCU I Decemlvr'e chilly wi:ul wert o'er Mionrt' checrie4 jdaias, The (l of day milc here no more. Old Winter feigns a-ain. Tbe f.ot gleams on the wi;hered gras. The ire creeps o'er the stream, The laik has ccasl hi song of joy An. I phrill the ravens fmam. Spt'n will return, the $an again Will derk the rlower? in jrrec", TbcT die, but death." is not t!u ir doom, Though whiter brxtuhli keen.

When next they Llosora on thy bor.ks Froul stream to wild and char, ITow m inj a wreat'i on f.-ccdoa' torab Will maik the Volunteer. Returning to camp on Christmas day, we find the Volunteer torcing himself to be gay, though every fmile that plays on his lip 'is echoed bv a sigh in the deep recesses of his heart. "1'hc patriot, after scanning the drooping prospects of his unhappy country, wipes away a tear, and would tain sinj h'u "death MU2 by the flickering light of her last bright star. TIIE PATRIOT'S LAMENT. ColumMa the "home of the gallant and brave" Loi.c star of the ocean, bright gvm of tho wave, For t!iy s uflcrings we pine, for thy sonows we mourn, Will tliy taa again Lina or thy glory return ? Ohl shaic of our tire$ whose hearts now are cold Who dkd f jr our fatdom whore deep thunders rolle!, When the patriot's purpose and" rifle were true And he died widi a smil j for the " Kcd White and lilac." Oh! say docs there live in Columbia's green hills That word which the soul of each iattiot thrills Or on the da; k bosom of some mighty stream Does it float to the ocean, unfclt aud unseen ? Oh ! Liberty how can we hid the "Farewell " I foci thöu art awiig, I hear thy " dea;h knell' For traitors and treason have TotKd thy doom AuJtliC flowers will bloom o'er tlivloriou tomb Bat with thee will teri.di the latof our race, Ono mjie gallant strangle, one lat fond embrace, Then on to the fiel 1, waerc oar banner still waves Not to victory, orgfjry, but Patriot's graves. f But who arc the traitors, not they on tho field, With marke t for mudtet, an! steel for cold steel, But they wiio like Ju las amongst us Lara stood In the name of their couutry they diiak her heart's blood. Ay, they aro the men who on that last, dread day Will nuct their accuser in ghasily array 1 Their own muitlerxd country in beauty sublime; The deepest damnation staue upials their crime. When the tium ct's deep tone shall awaken the dead, And the patriot anl traitor who battled and bled Shall stand ti-iz by side, anl each hear his last doom, They will tremble, who smiled at the cannon's it a ili (njura. No more at the head of a squadron of war Or to sonnet of love will he strike tbe Guitar, 2s o more will he siart at the trumict's thrill breath, Or turn hi fleet course to the harrest of death. No more will ambition inflame Li daik soul lie has fought his last light, he has reached his hvt goal, In glory or misery forever to dwell Friend Patriot und Trai.or, forever Farewell.

Christmas was indeed, the most gloomy day ot that terribL winter, more terrible than Valley Forge, the rormntii camp of Washington. Few volunteers of the .South-Western army will lorget the Christmas of sixty-one. The very name conjured tip a thousand stiring memories of merry scenes, which had long since passed into that "dark iiiiiultablj ocean. " Now the red ilame of war is flashing with a dazzling brll'iancy in the mazy chadows of futurity, and tbe lurid gleam of city, town, aud cottage cast their wicrd-iike rays on the dying monarch, for tliis is Freedom'? funeial pyre. Who will ring her prou 1 reciuiem when she has passed away? Who but the free could awake tbose thrilling strains, and when this glorious fabric of liberty crumbles to thu ground, patriotism and patriots will lie buried beneath the ruins. And it is meet that he should, for he might not live under the frown of anarchy, nor amid the turmoil of confusion. But I am writing a sketch of the war, and must postpone my philosophical observations, for the present, and continue my sketch. Time wears rapidly away, Christmas has flown, and with it the gloom that hung over the spirits of the volunteer. It is New-Years, and the orders of the day are to be happy. Sinie are writing to their friends in oM Indiana; others are discussing the vivifying qualities of the contents of certain black bottles which the Sutlers hand over to the tune of "two and a half. " PEATH OF SI.XTT-ONE. Here's to the death of Sixty-one, We'll give it with a tl.ctr! Pah gaily roua 1 tlu llowiag bowl Waat caics the Volunteer ? The wind blows cold, our tent arc thin, llats.illour hearts aic light, We cume uot here to die with grief, Ali, no! vvc came to light. We've marched o'er many a barren plain And rugged mountain side Some left a home and parents dear, fcoine Kit a bonnic Critic. Some lcep beneath the frozen sod, Some mourn their comrades gone But none are hear to drop a tear On the grave of Sixty-One. One year ago to-night, my lads, 1 heard amoundul j-tiiun; 'Twos passing wild, and told cf joys Gone, ne'er to come again The singer was an aged tar Who long had braved the storm, He spoke of strife, and coming war In accents of alarm. For then diu:iion's w ings were spread, And as he madly licw We drojcd a tear to freedom's fate And then the falchion diew. To jicacc, to tdenty, home, and friends Farewell, we meet no more. Then praqcd the proffered hand of strife Though red with brother's gore. One last, long look, and then "Farewell." Forever, peace to thee. We graced tbe sword, and flung aloft The banner of the lice "Down with the mast, let go the ttays " For hark the tonn has broke It shook each plaak from '-iem to stern," Though matte cf freedom's oak. An 1 then the sable shades of night Wrapt til in one; dark fold, And fuead and foe lay down to rest And dream of days" cf old. When next the aun'crcpt o'er the till 1: shone oa glittering spears. And drum and trumpet sou-del shrill The call for " Volunteers. " And then the clash, and clang of steel, Aai banners waving high; The thundering cannon's deadly peel Wtica shook the very sky And charging squadron's from afar Had heard the signal gun They gaily come, taeir trade is war And they cheer old Sixty-One. The plowman leaves the sod unturned, Tho b.iJegrocm leaves his bri !e. They go again to raise that Flag For which their ircs died; Tho lawyer leaves his mustv brocks Aud bacLlca un his sword, And the merchant closes up bis store, And the rah er leaves his hoard. The blacksmith leaves Lis cheerful forge, The miller Laves Lis mill. And the loafer gxH and takes tha oath Unmindful cf Lis UU! Thousand on thousand, tili they come Of every rank aud at.d grade. Some stand mid groves of erried sted. Sou? ware a hiniuj Vbwl.

On 1 on to Ri hmond i the cry Advancing by " DW$ fanf An t to we dil, bat B:aurcgird llurrahtd fur Sixtyne That was the trair' day of pridö He won the battle. True, Bur som j of a may live to raise A cheer for Sixty-Two. , An 1 then he boasted how Lin troops Would dine in Washington, And they hurrahed for Beauregard And cheered old Sixty-one. Here's to the death of Sixty-one, We'll give it with a cheer, Tass gaily round the flow ing bowl, What cares the Volunteer. Come freemen to your country's call There floats our banner true, Here's to the death of Sixty -one, And a cheer for Sixty -two. New Years day has passed, and the soldier relapses into the dull mdaotonr of " camp life' once more. As it is my taJc to write only interesting items, 1 will leave him for awhile, to enjoy himself as best he can.

Jan. 4th, we struck our camp and took the j road to Tipton... Various were the conjee- j tures with regard to the present movement j some confidentially asserted that Memphis was ; our destination, while others were willing to I bittliat vve would eventually turn up at St. Louis. But on we marched day after j day, over bad roads, and on short allowances. ! Februar 7th, we found ourselves in the, vicinity of Lebanon, and went into camp two miles to the westward of town. We by over here, refted, and made some excellent preparations for storming SnrinifieM. Said preparations consisted of scientific military evolutions, occasionally, vulgaily known as " Bittalion drill," patriotic speet'hes "a la Napo-I leon.w&c.f &c. j To be continued. DRY COODS. It J it 2 J MEDICAL. T II 1? .V IV T ' S F. 1TK RV E PCI! NT S-EnTZZrF AdPZEIlTTI-TT. i I Ti va!u.tM? and popular Medicir.e bva universally reci ivfuiflf ir"tiiivpri'if revommeniaiion 01 lue Medical lYofeiion at.d the luriic a th rnoft rrricitxT ao AnarnAtuc rSVlI'l APKRIE.VT. It may be ured with tbe bet effect in E.llo and FeNril; lii.ase, Cotivene. Skk lleadacbe, NauA. of Appetite, Indit;ei.iion. Acidity of the Stomach, Torpidity of the Liver. Gout, U-euiuinc A flections, Gravel, lllea, An! all Complaint- wtere a ger.tle and Coo'lcj Aper.et or Purgrive is required. It 1 panimlsrly adapted to th want of TraTelera Try Sea and Land, LeMdecu tn Hot Chrnate, peri' na of Sedentary Hahlt, Invalid and Convale nt; Captain- of VecN a,i I'lir.f.r will tnd it a valuable aaditi-n ta tbelr Medicine Cte!K. It i in tha form of a Tow-der, carefully put up In bottle to keep la any clisoAte, and Dertly requires WAter poured upon it to produce a delibtfuleSerTece&t beverNumeroui t8tla:orjA:a frota profeMlonal and otter gtntlese n of t, ttgbest Itc3:r? thrccjbout the cocatry, and iu tiMdiiy inc rea ax popularity for a aeriea of yaart, tuongly pur ante lu ecacy And ealuaU character, and cocumeLd it to the favorable nyJxe cf aa intelligent public. It vr.ufartared only beTABBANT A CO.. No. 27S Greenwich treet, corner of Warren a; reel. New Tork; atd for kAle by Uruggl-ta generally. Jy7-dly HAPPINESS OR MISERY? THAT IS THK QUESTION. TWUr. pn-prietors ef the "1MRISIAN CAmr.T OF JL WüNtikns, ANATOMT. and MEDICINE," bav deienuined, reg arle of eine, to W-vt, free, (for the bereft of u2Vnnji tusianitj) luflt rather inot innrdve ar.d interest; Lec're on Starrta? and iti DiMjiatiflcatton, Nttu Debiliy, Pretaiture Dcctlre cf Manhood. Indication, Weakneaa or Depression. Lo-a of Euerer and Vital Power, the Great ocal Km, and tho-e I!iJif i which rult fron muttful füllte. Fxee c f Maturity, or lrn-rance of rbyioliry and Natare'a Law The-e inval'iaMe Leeru-es bave been the mean of enlightening and avrnjf ihouatd, and will be f jrwarled frre t.u tie receipt of I-.ur atAiups by a-idrei-i'C SKCKKTlLY rAU-i4 Caiii oe AaAtowi ad Mattcm.&e3 Broadway. New Tcrk. Je5-dly

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ri - tp vr - a. . w- -WV i TIIE "ONLY INFALLIIDLC EEMED1L5 KSOWN'." Deatroftt lntantlf EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF Those Prc'iarations (unlike all others) are "Free from PoL-ons-" "Xot dangerous to the Human Family. "Kits do not die on the premises." "They come out of their holes to die. "They arc the only infallible remedies known." "12 vears and more established in New York Citv." Ustd bythe Citv Po-.t Office. Lsed lyUsal byUted byUsed lyUsed by.J Vll -A 1 MUU CA A-A Va w'MJkiA'Ci-i Houses. the City Steamers, Ships, &c. the City IIaritah, Alms-IIousis, &c. the City Hotels 'Astor 'St. Nicholas, &e. the Boarding Houses, &c. more than 50,000 private families. Lsed byK-& 0'? or ttco Specimens of tcJtat is everywhere atd by the People Editors Tl 0 Ü SEK E EPE RS troubled with vor min need be so no longer, if thev use "Cos j tar's "Exterminators. We have UM'd it to our satis'hetion. and if a Ikjx cost S3 we would have it. We had tried poisons, but they effected nothing: but CosTAi.V'artkle knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, Uoacd.es and Bed-Dugs, quicker than we can write it. It is in preat demand all over the country. MOKE GKAIN and provisions are de stroyed annually in flrant County by vermin than would pay for tons of thi Rat and Insect Killer. Lancaster 117.. Herald. HENRY R. CO ST All We are selling your prejiarations rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats. Mice, Roaches anil Vermin disappear rapidly. ECKEU & STOUTFEn, Druggists, Windsor, Md. "CostarV Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.' "CotarV "Costar's Bed-Bug Exterminator. "CostarV "CostarV Electric Powder, for Insects &c. In 25c. 50c. and Si Boxes, Bottles and Flasks, S3 and S5 Sizes foii Plantations, Ships, Boats, Hotels, &c. CAUT10X! To prevent the public from being imposed upon by spurious and Highly Pernicious Imitation, a new label has been prepared, bearing a facsimile of the Proprietor's signature. Examine, each box, bottle or fl.uk carefullv before purchasing, and take nothing but "CbSTAlVS." C"' .Sö.'J e. vt ry where by All Wholesale Druggists in the large dries. Some of the WHOLESALE AGENTS IN K. Y. CITY. SiiielTeiin Bios. &: Co. B. A. Fahnestovk, Hull & Co. A. B. & D. Sands & Co. Wheeler & Ihrt. James S. Aspinwall Morgan & Allen. Hall, Ruekel - Co. Thomas & Fuller P. 1). Orvis. Hurral,Rislev& Kitchcn. Bush, Gale & Robinson M. Ward, Cloe & Co. McKisson & Robbins. D. S. Barnes S. Co. F. C. Wells U Co. Lazelle, Mai sh & Gardner. Hall, Dixon & Co. Conrad Fox. AND ÜTI1I.RS PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA. T. W. Dvott ec Co Robert Shoemaker & Co. French,Richards,& Co. B. A. Fahne.'tock & Co. AND OTHERS. BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS, Geo. C. Goodwin &. Co. M. S. Burr & Co. Wecke s L Potter. Jno. Wilson, Jr. AND OTHERS. AliO, all WlIOLF.SALF. DRUGGISTS At CHICAGO, III., ST. I.ifl l,.Mo DIlTltOlT, .Vlirh., L(H ISVILl.ll, K)., ( lM tT, Oliio, i r iMii ittiii, ia., m inin, .. y. AND BY Druggists Grocers, Storekeepers and Retailers generally in all Country Towns and Villages In the UNITED STATES AT 1XDLK.1PÖLIS, IM1M CS" Sold Robert Browning AND William Hannaman, Wholesale Agents. AND BY TO.TILnSO & COX, AV. IJ. VICKERS, And by the Druggists, STOUEKEF-rxcs and Retailers generally. Country Dealers can order as above, Oraddressordcrs direct or if Prices, Terms, &c., is desired, tend for 1862 Circular, giving reduced Prices to IIEXRY U. COSTA R. PnrNcirAL Depot Ko. 512 Broadway (Oppoite the St. Nicholas Hotel,) New York.

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n ran ß 1862 50?: es nr tz; 1062 ALL -T.r.tOSS ?UlXltAS150 TtCKF.TS FOR bT. JOSKPH anJVther point tn yortber Miaaoari, the Mate of kantu, er be Trmione, hockl inaikt fra kvlcg Lckeu tbat read by tbe MOUTH .VllKNOl HI UAll.ltOAD, Tbe only rail route from St. Loci to St. Joepbu It ta tbe kbortetii and q. eke kt line, by thincen locr, to th re notetd poitit rr ached bv rail, and ta alwara a cl-e.p at any other. Du y your Tk-'-et to Kana id all poinuin Northern Mi-ouri by the North Miwurf Kaitroed. ISAAC II. KTClUiEHN. Trea't and f.en I Supt. Nona MiMmi R. R. nCNnT U SIMMONS. General Travelin Airent. Itl7-4IF U aeAJB-ad i JEFFERSOaTILLE railroad Tiro Trains D.iil) , Sundays Excepted Train ArriTe Train Lear. T. M 45 A. M 4 ISA.M IM P. M. VBOVE TRAINS STO? FOR THK ACCOMMODATtOS of paeiijrer at Souihprt, lireenwinid, rtarklin, tdiiibiirgh, Columbus maltii( connections at Seymour with tra.il on the Ohio A MiM-ippi Load, and At Louieville with train on tbe Louiv;l'e, Frankfort A Lexington and Lm!ivil!e and NahviUe Koad. Freijrbt trains leave daily. r'reit?bt promptly forwarded. OCice, Madikon t)eptt, Vet Mde. A. S. CA1UJTIIEK5, Superintendent. J.O. WHrrrom. I'rcltrbt A:tnt. apl-dly DENTISTS. - P. G. C. HUNT, OFFICE AND ItF.SlDKNCF, MO. 3-t.ClKT .vIAItKKT Tlll.I.Ty IND1ANAIDLIS INI). MUSIC. '11IKAPFK AND HKTTFr! INj STKUMF.NTS than were ever : onerel in tin market. Mr ar-v-. ranfremeiita with Kaltem l'tano 7 . tK i t maiiuf.tcturera are rh that I can J f.iT -r-'i futTii!h 11 orUr 25 per cent, t ' I cheaper then any dealer in th Wet, aud I wirrant them auperior iitritcuenu. Ontv for cah. Call and ee at Messr W II. Talbott A Co'l Jewelry Store, No. .4 Wa-vhington (street. PIANOS. MKLODFONS.OItG ANS, CUITAKS. VIOLINS, ACCOUDLONS, ic.TL'.'LD AND ULI'AlKKD. Having had over twenty yeri.experietice tbe pul lie ran be a-ured that tbey now bAe e bett-r oj.jMrt unity than ther irnera!ly meet with lo have their iii'trunteot put in perfect order. II. SUIUN'ACKKK. JulySl-dlr'Cl SPECTACLES, &C. To Officers of tho Army. JUST RFCF.1VED A fTLEXDiD ASSOimiCNT OP S LOSSES. For fielJ, portability anl power they supersede all other-. For sale by SUMMONS, Optician. SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES,- &C, Of the greatest transparent power, cf new improvement properly adjusted to the cai. Older from tl. country, will, p irtl.-iilars. promptly attended to. Rep.iiriiig neatly done A-if!i dispatch. SEMMOXS. Optici An. oct23 So. 25. S()uth Illinois street. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. General Commission Merchant, AND De Irr Irt I'lottr, Grn In, nnd nil llnd of Country Produce; Wim and f.iUortClgnrsyTobucco A.c. OFFICE AND WAREIIOCSF., 237 SOüTII SFCOND ST., IUI, ADI.MMIIA. Advances made on Cont:nmcnt. au?-Jly WANTED. 200 Recruits Wanted FOR TIIE OF The JClevcnUi Iiifnnlry, WHICH MAJOR J. . QORDON Is authorised lori- la Indiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY. 1)AT FROM 13 TO 822 TER JJONTII. WITH RATIONS, juart?r, incd.cal attro'lancc, Ac . complete. All who er.!i-t will at onct t cltLS, uhaltM ar.d provided with everj tLin? n-otial to tLelr con-fort by rut Govfnnirt. TL term of enlist n-.t-nt i Three Year. Tay to commence frutu cat. of enlistment. Note r.ut aMe-bdiel single men, between tbe age.cf 11 and S5 year, need apply. Recruitinjr Kendezroua in Metrner'a new bnlldinr. N. &6at WasbQtou stret, adjinmK Odd lellowa' UalL I. R. CU1T, first Lieutenant Eleventh lufantry, r.ecruitirg OiT.cer. NEW DOOKS. NEW PUBLICATIONS Lt S ilieral U. Yj Victor Ila-o; I Ixve' lal or ITnn, ' Mr. Sootborlt; J Favrnlioe. ly KiiJey; Why Faul Ft r roll KlUtd SiU Wfe; Nine M-ntL In iL OJ-rttra-tcr'! Dctartsae-t; Tarson r.ron.ly"r liok; K' l-n 3Ia.sk. by Will! ColUne, aaitor of Wota In VUi'e; Flower of tt rra!r; TLe Hirt; A Utt't f ecret; Lecrtatlöc tf a Country Tarxm; LeHur Iloura la Tovrr: A Look About Loctor; ! City cf tha 3:iit. -Tooircr, sTnuinT co.'s. DRUCCISTS. SCHIEFFELIH BROTHERS & CO., WHOLESALE DEUCGlSTi, - And Dealer In Fancy GcmkIs Per fumeryi 4cc. Also. Agerta f-.r tha -! ef r.2ned retrolom, Iroatlnj Oil, prlor to any Coal Oil, rartlhed to any qoatstiUe at the lowest market ratea. 17 AND 171 WILLIAM STB . NEW - , CHOCOLATE. r.atabllaltrd In 17S0. BAKER'S ITtF.MlUkf CU0C0I.TT-PCRK PR. PAKEI) Cocoa, Hro-na, Frenrh. Homeopath and Vanüla Cboco!ie. warranted eqcal tn quall y and tavor toth Pana ChocoUte; have toodlha test cf ever threeqaartera 4 a centcry, and art prmouce4 by alt b have rt.ct njted tbezn to be snperior to any other. Manuf-rtured by W. Baker k Co , at thrlr Mtn,!n IWcbefer, Maa , and for sale tt thHr lvmrch I-pot 5a. 217 F-ltoa street. New Tork Cite. ar4 by Grocers a4 Leair g eaera-ly tharuVot the Utia. Addrea II. L. FIELCZ, JtlO din. 117 Fa: ton stmt, N.w Tork.

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