Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 3991, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1863 — Page 1

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Adrerffemert leaded and j!acd under the head of Special Notice, if tenlin rTer,wt;i Ue.ehf.rRed double the U31I rate. Adrerti-f Treiit maViic lethn three linea, ncrted nee in the )ai!j, wi'l he charged tifty cent. Tearly dvertj-r to par jnarterly . Ann.i.:icif c candidate for t-fttcej of every description to be chared at the rafr offl 50 f-r each nnio hi the Daily, and f 3 In the Daily and Weekly, the in to le, in all ce, paid In adrance. Ipil adTertl'ment. inertel at the expense of the ttornevi orderhifr, and not delaraM for the lera! proceed Infra, but collectable at oar uxnal tttae. Iubli.here not account a nie for the accuracy cf le-al advertiment beyond the ainosnt charged fur tle:r publication. EIXK.K, II AUKNKSS A I'.lN(iH AM, Iroprietoi8 Indiana State Sentinel. J. M. Tll.FOKD, rreidfnt Indianapol! Journal Company. DUSINESS DIRECTORY. II 1-VKI.ItS. II ARK1SONS PAUK. Xo. 19 Fat WahinKton tre et opposite the Fentinel Ofllce. may4 l iv nie v ntaihj:s. AU.F.N k ItlNSLKT, Livery and Sal Stables, in the rear of the Talmer Hooe. Junr5-dl j fh;n nicms. I PAY 15 it a) . Union foundry, Delaware treet,opoite Union IVpot. A?SELMAX VINTON, Wa-hinirtcn Toundry and "Machine Works, eaat end Union Depot. my29 ur.Ai r.sTATi: ai.i:."ts. 1 .FRANCIS hMlTll. formerly Delzell Jk Smith, Tteal ' Kxtaie Airent und T rayer, 37 Eat Washirfrtoo treet. lloue f rent. JalflS-dly 'fii r- TrlfrRAN A rlFRrr. Real Ftate Aeent ami jtfl r.roker 10, Fan V aUinston tret. fM. T. WILftT, Heal F.state Afr-nt and Stock Broker, I, Kat Waxhinct on street. may!4 ikm r am) snoi: dcai i.ks. 11 C. MATHF.W A CO., Who'.-sate dealer In rVot., 'j. Shoe, and Uabbers, N-. 4 Loben V-Ioclc, oppoaite the Union Depot, Indianapo'i. Ind. "ep4 A DAM KN0D1.E k SON, manufacturers and dealer in all kind of Bot and Shoe', No. 32 Lt wash. tctoti treet. aprai hooks a"D statiom:iiy. HOW FN. STEWART A CO., wholesale and retail dealer in Pnok and Sta'iMierj, and prin'ers' Maten.iN. N'. 1H He.t Washington street. aprt imrc. ami .ii:diciü:.s. m"17II ET M.'LOWRT, DRUGGIST. Dealer In lrvg f Chemicals, paint, O.I, IXe.tn.Ts, Potan c. l'ateu Rn l other lfe.Udncs, Noticus and Perfumery No. 49 Ma lachusett avenue, Indianapolis. nv.?0-Iy. F110MIJNSON A COX. dealers In Dms, Medicine. Paint., Oils, G1jv, Perfumery, i nncy ttoods Ac., . IS Ka?t VTa,hirKtn street, lndianapoli. may is FROWNING, Druetrtit, and dealer in Taints, tbl. I . Varnishes, lHe-nifl, t i las, Gi ass are, Perfumery. Cc., No. 22. West W ashington street. apr27 imv ;oois. T C.LENN 4 CO., New Tcrk St. te, Dry V? . '(oodshi.:eale acd KtAll, G!en:.s" Block, East IV at.in.clin street. ma5 NTIIVCN AM T1X WAICi:. IHARI.KS COX. dealer in Store, Tin Ware, c, N II w et w a-h.rcton troet. aprJ7 i iioou iinprrsK. CAMP15EI.L A EOYLES.pook p!nderand Blank Rook Manufacturer, 37 Fat W ahinpton east of bier.n's ItloeJt. cp tairs. Itidianapotis. feb25-dtf DOUGLAS A TALMER. Tk F.nders and Blank Book Manufacturers, No. F.at ahinston street, ever Alford, Mills A Co's Grocery. ma27 GLAVS ..M UlT.I'ASU AItr.. CnS. f.. HAWTHORN, Importer f Co na,(ilass and Qneensware. No. S3 East Wa-hiniftn t., nd.acapohs, Indiana. Also, Dealer M Ston.waie. dec.S Tir.HriIAT TAIHMls. "WTRFDERtCK trfErPFR, Merchant Tail.-r. and dealer B1 in re iy made clothing and fT;mihin? rod, o. 21 V eat Tah:r..oc. street, tpposite Sentirel oSice. ray29 ATTOKM'.TS. ? I C DONALD. ROACH E A LEW I!.rj.vebr E.McDonIII Rid, Adion L. Roach. Jersa V. Lewis, AtUomev ar.d Connselnr at Law, .Ktna Insurance Oompaaj Bai! Inj, second f.vKr, Pemtlat:lR street, jeldly LIVERY STABLES, O. W. JOHNSTOW, Livery and Sale Stables N0S.1I AND 13 WEST i'EARLSTKEkT, ! IHDlAllAPOija.lXmAA. XJTjf Hrsea, Bairiea, Crnarea aai Saddle Ilrei Jwajpsia readiness. Charges Ciodrrate. dec3-tf i-1 v i: it v s t a n I- k , VO. 10 Fanrtarl street, half a -juare south f f W4bIngtoc street, between Meridian athl Penr. Ivar.ia atrU, la rear of Glet.n'a block. ln.!-anapolis. . a;C-dlf WM. WU KISON. Proprietor SCHOOL BOOKS. OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. &C.&C. IN SMALL OR LARG FQU AN1ITI1 S. osowrx. Trw art A Cn' BRANDE'S TUSSI LA(JO ia (oot far Public Spki.r abd Sitters TO CtTAP. THr VCTCF.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. aaujr. rorai a iioasio. Tra.Bileav. Traina AniTc. 5 A.M Vail 00 A.M. SCO P.M..M 12: It Moon. 13 T. M CW P.M. IlMiHt rxiTKAL ftaJLWAT. Trltta. Traina Anir. 5:0 A. M W..S A. Al. JtilP. M Mt:i... 155 p M. 7.00 P. K 8-5 P. M. iirTHaaaroi-ts ad ciaciATi a uuiotn. T'airik Leae. Trams ArriM 5. A.M 10.lt A. X 1 1 r"0 A. M 4 37 P. M Ji V.U. &0U P.l. rraaa racts railaoao. Traits Leave. Train Arriv 2 05 T. M .1032 A.M. K30 P. M. ... ............. . ... ..645 P. M.. lirtTrm raiijiaao. Train Ieae. Trafns Arriva lOrtjA.K 4.50 A.M. 4-55 P.M 1U0 A.M. 45 P. M 5 45 P.M. rtau ADD IXULAXAFOUB RAILROAD. Trin I,t. Trtrr Arrire. 4J5 P. V Vail 1C.W) A.M. 123. P. M Chicatja Kxpre 5 20 A M. f;20 P. M Chicago Exprea 4:10 P. M. IIDIAHATOLia AÜO MAUIJOa RAiLROAH. Traina Lear. Traina ArrWa. 30 A.M Exprsa... 1100 A. M 3 00 P. M Aceumxnodatl'-D... 7:50 P. M JcrraaaonriLLR railroai. TraJnaLearc. Trains Arrive. 7.f'0A.M Mall 4 4 A.M. :0 P.M 120 P. M. :5 P.M S.10P. M.

Arrlral ana Departure or Closing of JIa.ll ARRIVALS. Lafayette and Cblcaro t 00 r. m. Lafayette City and Sprlrtjff eld, Illinois 11 00 a. m. Cincinnati and way mail 11:00 a. . TUrous'i nia.ls h:i:o r. m. I'cru n-.ail lo.OO a. at. Tirr Haute way mail 110 a. m. T'iroii-1) niail 7:' o r. at. Ma1iuii matt 11. (Ml a. m. JefTerHonnlle an1 Loui-ville 12 30 r. m. Bellefoiitaii e way mail acd New York, I'hiladHj Iii i and Horton G:30 r. M. Belb-fontaine throub mail.. 7:0i a. m. Indiana Central way ard ( o!umla, 0.. 2:15 r. Central tbroueh nisil 7 01 a. m. Terre H aute through mail 7:20 r. m. Cincinnati through mail l(wtt r. m. 0CrA3TCRRS. J tili ClnHf. 9:30 A. n ":(M r. m. ... . lO:o a.m. .V.'iO r. m. . ... 1 I Hi) A.M. 1:00 p. m Vin7:K) P M. IifayrtteandChicatro Iifayette City and Sprirsjfield, Illinois.. ('incinnati ani way mail Through null Peru Ter re Haute and way Terre Haute throuph mail, Evansvlllc. renne, St. Louis,, i.e., M Alion mail .............. Je!rr.'i!villt and LcuUvllle mail.. .. .. ., Rellfor.taine wit mail Tbruob niail indirfiia (Vntral way mail Through mail Sl'MbAT MAILS. 2.00 r. m. 7.'0 r. m. 7:io r. m. 7"0 p. M. l.-ou r. m. 5.30 T M 6:00 P.M. f.M'O P. M. 5:00 p m. P-ellefTtAin war mail ....... Lo"iYil!e an j JefTer-onviil . , Terre Hanfe thron h RAILROADS. INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI M Us tin HAILROADl t rji tr T" ' " 'J ' i " Lj -i . , Sliortmt IContc hy Tlilrty .llilr! NO CHANGE of Cars to CINCINNATI, by this I:0UTE. Cbaage of tltie. On and after Monday, April SO, and until further notice. Three trainsleave Indianapolis Daily, (Sunday esspted.) V 1IRSTTRAIN. 50 A.M, (CINCINNATI EXPKESSl arrives at Cincinnati at 10-.40A M., and Ixinjrton Ky., 7:"0 P.M., and close connection at Cincinnati with Little Mi nil, tincinnti, W. anesville and Marietta lUUrai!. fur all point in Sinthern Ohio. Second Train ll:O0 A. M. Cincinnati Mail, arrives at Cincinnati 4:20 P. !., makii.f; cloe connections with the Little Miami Railroad Tor Loveland, Morrow, Columbus, NewarV, ZareviUe, and Vheelir.ir. Third Train 6:55 P. M, Cincinnati Express, arrives at Cincinnati 11:55 P. M. Fare nme a by any other route. Call for your tickets ritt the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. Bagsrasc checked tbroneh. W. II. L. NOP.LK. General Ticket Arent. S. W. Flliott General Pasentr Aper.t. PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. 1863. JgSSSSSSKS ,S63' NEW ARRANGEMENT. lew Konto to riiicago via Itokomo. 32 MILES SHORTER THAN AUY OTHER ROUTE. o N AND AFTER MONDW, APRIL 20. 1C3, tram trains wiil be run as fallows: A Chicsgo Expr-sf. Trin will Iave Indiat-cli at 12 35 P. M., arrive et Kokorr.o at 3:10 P. M in time to mkecbse eonnectioti with train on tbe Cincinnati and CLicaco Air Line l;ai!ri iid for l.i.:iport, Valarai.so and Chicafto. and airive atPru at 4.20 P. M. hvturn-n?, the same tram wll leave Peru at 1:20 A. M., making close conuecti ns with the tr.jibt traiu from Ci'icaRO. and arriee at Indiana noli at 5:20 A. M. A Mail Vrain will leave Indianapolis at 4 35 T. M., t pt irg at all tation and arrivii at Peru in time to make connection. with the trains on the Toledo and Wabash Railway, for Wabash, Huntington, Fort Wayne, Toledo and Ivtroit. Lftumir.if, the same train will leave Peru at 6 40 A. M., aftertax arrival t-f the train on tbe T. A W. R. W. from tbe East, and arrive at Indianapolis at lt' 0' A. M. in time to make connections for all points East, South and Weht. A Chicago Expresstratn will leave Indianapolis at S:20 P. M., making close connections at Kokomo with train for Ixftnntrt, Valparaiso and Cliicsjo, and arrive at Peru at 1 ( A. M., in time to mskeconnection w itb trains Koint Kast and West on the Tvledo and Wabash Railway. Ketcrrinj the same train will leave Peru at 12.15 P.M., making close connection at Kokomo with tbe trains on the Cincinnati aDd Chicago Air Ijne R. R. from Chkaco, Valparaiso arnl ü'Kr.port, atid arrive at Indi inapolis at 4. tu P. M., in time to connect ith tbe evening trains for Cine nnati. Louisville Änd other points. DAVID M ACT, General Asrer.t and Superintendent. V. T. Malott. General Ticket Agent. ftbi.l, '62-dly Indiai:ai)oli ami .Tladioii ISC3. Sg 1S63. Arm n?e in rut to Cotniitcnce .Hon I 41 j t. F1V0 p.we::cer traina daily (Sundays icepleö) hf B twe-n liid!an.pol; and Mkdison. Leave tbe Union Iepot Indianapolis, at 6 30 A. M and 3 P.M., arriTin dison at II. 35 A. M. aal 7.50 P. M. Leave the Depot at Madion at 6 A. M. and 3 P. M., arriving at Indianapolis at IIA. M. and S 10 P. M. Tbc train leaving Indianapolis at 6.30 A. M. connects with that le.ivirü C!-mbm at t45 A.M. for SbellyviMc and RnshrHle. arrivinaT t helbyriiie at 10.35 A.M. aud R-.ihMi;e at P?.3 P. M. Uavinjr Rushntre At 1.30 P L, SbelbyriRe at S.55 P. M., connects at Colutvbu with the I ar.d M. tra :i, ar-r.v-.ns at either I:.d,a: apo'.; or Mdion the same evening. This Road r rm a !: with the Packets at Ma lign for etr:j ortt:--n of fre:jl.t between Cincinnati and Indianapol.A r. I p :vts Vee. Tar.tT of Fre:cb: a low a by arr othr ronte. Sbipperand tnrcLrt WestVin'fisd it to theincterest to a tip !"T this lire. febC D. C. f.RANUAM. Saperiutendett. CJlarlC (rftMaimo. JEFFEIlSO.Wjli.K RAILROAD Three Trains Daily, (Slindnjr Errptrd.) TTairs Arrive Train Let I.ihjP. M . 70 A. M t:5 P. M iv30 P. M. 43') A. M 4-T5 P. M. OVE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION of pass-n?er at Southport, Greenwoo.1, FrankUi , iiaburfb, Cvlumbu, makmn connection al Sermotr with train mi the Ohio A Miisvippl Kd, and at LctüL Von- üb tra.ns no the Ixuisviite, Frankfcrt A Leiicjrt' n ax i Lvjisviile and NasLiile Roads. Fr;,:Lt trausleave daily. Freight prctnj tly forwarded. Ofiice, Maiisca Defct, West side. A. S. CAKt.TlIEu?, Sater.ctendent. J.G.WarrroMa. Ereibt Afent. apl'Q-dly PROFESSIONAL. Dr. JOHN M. DUNLAP, rFFR RIS PROfT.s!0NL SKRVICFl TO THK W citiersof lud anpoi: iLd vxiuitr. CÄ.' In M.-Ouat'i hlsk, Ka&tnckv Aretue je-e;a-iira

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(rvBTat ei mc hlt roa rat dailt atatk tTirtj .oon Report. From Htw York. Ntw York, Jul 23. A New OrUarj letter Two brii'les unJer Weitzel nn l)'ii(t left P irt Ho1rn on the evening of the 9th, und went to D n tlJsonville to clctn out the Kebel batteries ner there When within a feir miles of I)oi.al.Lonville the 30th M-ischu.etts regimerit, which was in advance, ws irHdenlr Attnckei, ami 150 men were killed aud wounded, and three field tiece captured. Every effort will be made Ly Gcc. Backs to recover the Bras!ir City od 0;etousad railroad At lt accotinu the enemy were repirte H9 hirinz fallen back beyond Bayou Lafourche. An expedition h said to hare gone by the river to AI xarnlria. The eutiboit Scioto whs sunk iu the Miisissippi in the collision with thegunboit Antonio. An expjdifion from the jiqu idron oil ilveston ha destroyed three schooners and 300 bales of cotton ir. Galveston Bty. On the return of the ptrty Lieut. Divcnport was severely wouodedby JlfbeN in ambush The Tribune's Harper's Ferry letter, tl tted 21, fay: The main body of our nrmy m 2 miles south of Berlin, with no present Mppeir w.ce of a forward movement. It is possible they nuy return to ISerlin. Loe lie between M trt?nburp; and Winchester. His picket occupy the Putonmc river fiom I'herro Kuu, 13 miles wet of Muri inshore, down to Harper' Feny. Friday niht they drove in our pickets at ihe Ferry. They are in f.nce nt Shep-nrd-town, M tt titishurtj hlJ Clmrlesfown Washington special tatc thitGen. Grtnt i3 t lie npp iiit'd M ijor Gener.il in the reulur army in phice of Gen Wool, retired. Hazel D. Cushln, a weilthy citizen if Montgo tnrry cotitity, Md., h ts been arndned before acouit mirtitl, chirked with funi'shino; inform ttion to Stu irt's cavalry where to Cid a diove of 1,00(1 Government cattle and a number of trojpH y,u irding them. Tw j witnesses testißel to the facts. The rumor that Lee lias recrossctl into Maryland i ui confirmed. Tlie l itest tmoffic" il infermation leave the two armies watching each other, the Rebels on the west and the Federals on the cast side of the I31i:e Kidpe. The steamer Creole from N'cw Orlenns the lflth, arrived at midnight. Slie epoke oil' the CMst of Florida the punboat Curler with a prize side wheel steamer in tow. The following is from the Kra'.s dispatch from Fit Hudson ihe 13th Gen. Irwin to General Emery: (ifn. Sherman had driven Johnston out of Jackson and an pursuing him rapidU. Col. Chickerin, Proio t Marsh-sl at Port Hu 1-K'ii, li ih sent l.ir'O t.udibers f prisoners to New Oilcan, including all commissioned officers who re not to be paroled. On the evening of the bkh, seven transports left Port Iludsou, for operations in another quarter. The Times h is the following, dated Washing t.vi the 221: TliOie is a rumor in this citv that Johtiston lots surrendered to Shermin, r Grant, but it is imposible hs et to determine whether it is ufli cientlr auilientic ited. Thcsteimer Citv of Limerick h is arrived from Liverpool. News anticipated. from Cairo. Cairo,,! ul v 2'J Gen. Hnrlbut's scouts arrived t Memphis ti day from Okalona, Mississippi. They report Johnston at Brandon, and Sherman in possession of Jackson. rtulc-, Cli -i!:nei '.s, Siunders' and Fcrgugon's forces ate at Turello. Kuggle i- con. Tiitra ting his fotces with tlie intention p:ot;iblv of making n d-tgh on our lii.es. C'irre.-poiid! e from BrigV and Johnston's armie ilc-iict il.m in irreit de-titution and pre ill)' iM'tnoi alized. Tliov ;ir iri t!u Mississippi. :n I advise, planters tu stn v an l in ke tlie bt-t lei ms possible. Soats ic.ioit tlie ni tjoritv ( ; !ai.icis anxious that e should ct p s-essiiin of the country belorc Davis li . time to con-nipt. Johnston's armv is estinntcd as mit to exceed 3.H')f. Great rm; erti ti n exi-ts throighout tbe whole i'outhein country. Keports of our success at Natchez, Vazoo City and Jackson me fully cotdirmcd. Lir.t? ainoiints of munitions of war, especially ammunition, h ive fallen into our hands at tliece places. Front 'ailiiitnns Wammnot x, July 22 1 his evening's Republican co;it:iitis the following: From the best information at hand, it appetrs thu Lee's army is near Winchester or above that point. Our nrmy occupies such a position that Lee cannot gc back to Richmond without fighting at a disadvantage. The Iieiel General is either holding his position ta gather euppüe from the crops in the valley, or niih the aid of such reinforcements as he m y have oht iii e I to cive another Little or ;e ris of b title to the Army of the Potomac. Our army is ready to fight him, and anxious, indeed, rather than icturn to another campaign in llioseoisiiuMs ,.( Virzin; which have bten so thoroughly dev tst.ite-i by w:ir. We ni tv exr ect süirlug i:e.vsfrom Gen Meide and hi armv soon. From an ot'io'nl statement, tbe public deM t:p to the fi.-s; of .1 ii!y , as furnished by the Treasury Dep . i tmeni is s follows: Tot tt p ib!ic d-it of the United States, July Is', as shown liv b oks of the Treasury Department. $1.17.224.3C6. I'rtsui fin Itsinorr. Baltim Bt.. dt. y 23 About 4"0 Rebel caalr, euji:upl t eir Nolans Ferry, attempted to cros the ft iiiKC last night. Their design was to tear up the tails of tlie Biltimorc and Ohio R iilnxd. but it was Initiated bv a band of independent r mets wii 'roe tl.eru if e learn tu in ncnirju irtets tint at J o clock thi riioru'ii, r. Ler's w! o'C army was moving ritiiir towanl Wii--!etee. Ke!l. nbo had moved in b- diieciioti of Cund erl.:. J, leil back himI f o!io . ! Lee. I i.re i i o t.-rce now nt Mttinsburg but a sm 01 bod v of cavh Oar scout- if.Mirt b .i of civa'ry near Harper's Ferrv. si:pp r:e i b to reir.:ents of inlai.'ry. 'J l e .tediessed in Fevlcr.il uniforms. i mm rinr innatl. Cincinnati, 2i Morgan vn'vjj the Mnskir.um tiver nt EglefOrt. IS m:lc be;!ow ZstM-sville, at 10 o'clock thi mon.u.g. Scouts if pott hi force as bein 1,0 JO streng and three pie:c of ait:!!ery. Col. Lern n.t. of the t6th Ohi. er:t a 1 ire number of Di'iitia alter him. Co!. Chsndler, of Z mesvillc. and 2 ritiien scouts wet e captured atDeae. town lat tiight. The latest from Etplespott ns the G:h Ohio, under Lieut. Col. McFarlanJ. are fighting the Krbels and driving them up the river towards Zii.esvUIe. This is not entirely re!ib"e. Bus-ncss in Ztnesville i suspended, r.nd the ci ru are Urning out en masse to resist Morati's progress. a From CMiirinnnti. CiNctN.VAii. Juiy 23 Three ?teirsVvit loads ofMorgan' mea ariire! here this rooming. LICENSE. .Moilcr of Appticutloit for Lirrnte. "OTICt I UfebttKDT tilVKN THAT 1 WILL APPLT ta tae Board cf Coiu-aissioner of Uanoa C"unty, Inu.ana. at their oext term. 1S43, f jt a licente to aell iotoxica'iuiUsiuors ia a quantity thaa a quart at a time, with ua pnnl of aLic U.c aame to be drank on tny preoiise, for oaa year. My place of buJnea and the premis whereon mII liquors are to be sld aaddrack are located on iMa No. 4 aaa &, in square No. CI, on East Wa-hlnftoa street, ia Indiaoapolia, in Center townabip, h. idari'jo c-uaty, Indiana jall-3t ALLEN HSOX.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

DONT lr-cVSfS THIS DB"5T 1 Tili: UUAiVCfl STOKE II, IlKillltSCHy NEW YORK, SELLS CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, AT NEW YORK PRICES. f pilE FACT THAT Tni3 STORE 1 CONNECTED J with New York, assures customer! that they will always find prices, as wtU a ty les, to correspond tvith the metropolis. llerLeniher the plare, 'ENCER HOUSE BIXCIC. niylS-dly On III r,oi street, near Union Depot. LIVERY STABLE. L I V K It Y S T A It L E , NO. IO EAST PEAP.L STREET, n ALFA SQUARE SOUTH OF WASHINGTON ST., h-twee ii Meridian aud Pennsylvania, In rear of uienn a tioc , tnuianaprns. Thi tahk" l supplied with the bet of stock. Horses boarded by the week, day or meal. WILKINSON k SULLIVAN, tn5-dfim 1'roprietcr NOTICE. To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease, Oils, &c, &c. flIIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVINO FOR A NUMBER OF 1. year piven thMr particular attention ta the sale of the above artuMc, T I confident of their ability to dispose of consignment" ent to them on very advantageous terms. Any per on dcsiri:i our Weekly Circulars can have them gratis by sending their adilres to AKUAM KXKJHT & SONS. june?9-d6:n 32 Water street, New York. BOOTS AND SHOES.

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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

500.000 CIGARS Just Received. .TOIirV V. IIEIDJL.ITGrlf2Il Jus' rttorned from Connecticut, ITTUERK RE HAS ENGAGED s.OOO.OUQ F1NF DO W MESTICCiiars. All ieoJs will b wawanted cf the very best quality, and wil l.ell 25 Pcr Cent Lower Than any other hone will I-h tbe sane quality Every one who sells ciears, wholesale or retal dealer come soon and exari.ee the a'ock. JOHN A. UK1ULINGER, tolO No. 3 Palmer Htje. INSURANCE. ITSJ INSURANCE COMPANY, OF IIAKTFOltD, CO.t. ÄTNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS. t?:v S'iSi-s Erected 1859Owned by the Conh Capita! ausl Surplus, 2,.M;öI75 82 Tbe income of this Company is double that of any other Fire Insurance Corporation ia the United States fjlSFEt'IALA fTENTlON GIVEN TO TUE INSURANCE yA o farm prop?rty, dwelling aud out-buddings. Insures such buildings or content in a very favorable taanner.for three or five years. Losses Equitably Adjusted and Iromptly Paid in Cash. WM. HENDERSON, Agent, mchSl-'CS-dly INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. TAILORING. laOins sciioitz, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 19 North Pennsylvania Street, n AS THE RICHEST ASSORTMENT OF O0DS IN the City, consisting Clo-hs, (black and colored;) also French, Scotch and American Ctssimeres of erery shade a.id color; also an endless variety of Vesting. Gentlemen wjshiiifr a earmrnt made to Et and in good shape aud stle, iould j?ive mc a call and I will convince them that I can mII thfia a garment letter cut, better made and Wtter trimmed than any otbet tailor tn the city for tl.e same nion-v. AW kinds ( I MILITA1TV OOOTOS Kept to hand. Oflicer wiLing to t,'et s Cost, Vet or Trowsera msle in true regulation ntvle. had better leave tbeir measure wiüj LOUIS SCHULTZ, jua13 Twu I,ors South of IYstoffice. WINDOW SUPPORTERS. I Important to Builders AND Owners of Dwellings IIIi'TTU WOKTlIfS NEW n WINDOWSUPPORTER VaVd April 16,1 6G1. A Chtap and perfect $tb$ti tute for cords and treiphtt. ETery owter of buildinps that have not cordd and weight tbould have Dut'erworth's Sup porters, the cost be.ng only about one-sixth of the expense fr.r Cord, and eaves the breakage of Glass, Children's Arm, Ac, Ac. Tbe subscriber is prepsred to furnish Builders with the above Window Supporter, or put them on Windows for thooe w ho may want tbem. J C. PUXN, Afrent, No. 24, Ker-tucky Avenue, Indianapolis lnd. a ort 3-d PUMPS. CHAnsr pumps. PETER FRANCIS. NO. 122 NORTH NOBLE STREET manufacture. Chain Pumps, Sand Screens and digs wells Persons wanting any artic'a or work in his line will please trive him a call. junel7-dlm WINES. CHAMPAGNE WINES. VlE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THK SALE OF TUE V f followls j cvlebrated brands PKICi:i7IIr:iIIAL, In quarts, pint aud hull pint). GIIEC. SEAL, from De Vrnofe 6c Co', Cpcrnnjr, France. AUo,on handI.nPCfCAL.c:AUICT. A Ivo I'd, Caldwell & Alvord, tj Fast Washington Street. JuuelS MILLINERS. MISS J. DOYLE "IFGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES OF INdlanapolis and vicinity tbat be U! open Show Kooms over No. Bates Houe TSock, Wet Washington treet. Miss. Doyle Ictenda keeping a FariS Millicary Expert tn, where at aM times may be fourd tie lest assortment f rennets. Ribbons. French Flo wer. Plume a. Bridal Wreaths and all goods usually to be found In a first class eaUbiishment. Miss Doyle intends rnakieff (adlanapolis her permameot residence, and will at alltiir.es keep the best aud xao.t desirable good to be found Ir be market. The patronage of the public J repectfull solicited. v apri-dly DISSOLUTION. Dissolution ofCopartnertMp, TFJEPARTNEnniPnRET0r0RK KIIST1NO BETWEEN Hash Deisel) an! ftamael Todi, ta the livery business eras yesterday di olred. The tu-tress wlU os cocw acted at tbe old stand by BahDeUe'.L EÜ0H DELZELL. JtHl!sspe-lii, Jn'y ?. Ven JclrC-d3r

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DRY C00DS.

TH0ITSSE1T & LAHEY, 67 West Wasiiiutfton SU BETWEEN ILLINOIS AND TENNESSEE STUEET5, ILL SELL FOB SIX TT DATS AT RETAIL Shirts, WarreDted to fit. Hosiery, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Linens, Sic. And prr irreal .uJuceioonu to buyer of NOTIONS, 5cC. TIIO.VSSE Sc Ij A HEY, BT West Wushlnslon.Street. aneO.dlr o Si U O (D si u c o

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D O r, -j .2 REAL ESTATE ACENTS. A. JIIaTZf-EIt'S Real Estate Agency, No. 89 1-2 E. Washington St., OPPOSITE TUE COURT-HOUSE SQUARE. p3-dlm GROCERS WHOLESALE 1YIi 11ET.1IL AUD CliUI m W. R. EIOGMIlREcVCO. Remember the Place, VEST WASHINGTON STREET, lLSHPIAISr APOT T.3, INDIANA. HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND And to arrive, s larje Sssortraett tf CoOec, Supur, ?IoIuc, Syrup, Tea. Tobacco, Cigar, risli. D)cstutTt, ails, Salt, Ca utile, WOODEN-WARE, (SsC, 5sCL, 5sC, All of wbick will be sold cheap for Cah. Tat trade is respectfully tarlud to call at No. 25s and sJunlM r stock. W. II. IIOGSIIIIXC Cc CO.

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BCT A GENUINE V A LTUAM Vf ATCU'f yea wat dsrable au.1 a reKable time -lee per. BUT A GENUINE W ALTHAM W ATC3 it c-Ct Wa Ui4lonb doaMe tLe fries fttee wortUeu Fir Lis atd Swv watcbe. GENtTlNE WAITH AM WATCT1IS mSdj STprsst.7 " rr Railroad In fit seer, sad Cndctr. GENUINE WALTHAX WATCHES, ma,U eirWy or oldJers-heavy hantlnj-caae, secers Lsnkswpsr. We jt our Watebes direct from tbe manufactory, ar.4 leer uone Imr the (genuine. Su-.Rle V allies nt to soldiers or ethers ia Waal f time-keeper, at tbe lowest posattle rates. Tbe trade applied at factory price. Send tW a c. cular. - -. Wt also have a lirye Tariety ef lew pricei fhrtss T Tatehe, tat Jesrelry and o!id ."tilvenrare - . ' w. f. ni-f fiHAi jk ro., tacblO-eowdlw 60 East Wash.8L.Indiaaapelts, Near Odd Fellows' üalL

DRY GOODS. SPLEDID OPENING of HEW GOODS! IN I NO. 3, ODD FELLOWS' TT ATIfft are now offering for sal onr nice stock f Kei Goods st LOW PRICES WE hope, by ke epfnf s rood line of rod. and sell-' ing cheap, to merit and receive a liberal share ef patronage. VVe solicit an examination of ovr stock sod comparison of our price, sefor yow make yor Dry floods purcbaes. Jan7-tn JOII. A: HICKS. FRUITS. 10,000 COCOA-IVIITO JVST RECEIVED BT nnyer, Caldwell & Alrord. ORANGES, LRMOXS AXD PIGS. X50 r0Il:S rRKSM LOS810l BOXES FHE5H OSAXTSt. KV) BOIES FRESH nG8. la paclaiea. 25 BAREEI CHESTNTTS. IS SU ."KS "XT m-' ST linger, Calditell A. Alvsrt). dc9 MUSICAL. II 11 MOM IT M A Mi SCHOOL ORGANS. JSZl assortment of tbe.e Ttular Inrtn--.j meots at ,"o. f i;ate Honse. W ILLAKUA BTOHKLL. feb6 COFFEE. WM. F. TADFR. CHAÜ. PLACE. 353 RUBIA MILLS 355 33 AND 3i5 WASIIlNfiTJN .1TB ELT, N. T. CITT. GOVERMIKT COFFKi:, Pot up In tin foil Pound ptpr( 48 is s is,asxlia bulk. Our price raujre from 7 to 30 cents. Wepstsp the folKwir,g kinds: JAVA, .TIA IIA CA I HO, IllOand Tai .on other brands of .rii:iCIOIC CurFEE). We believe our Coffee to be UUtr than any prvutxl Coffee now in use- All ordr ad trea t s vr to enr Agents, Messrs. Placs t Toc"5, 13 Chambers street, corner Washiagton street. New Tork City, wfll reclvs prompt attention. The retail trade supplied by Crt cls J Ing bou In tbe various cities. TAixi'it v place. N. Ii- Trale Price Litfurcibed upon applka'icn. mcL15-J3m TURNINC. Woticc lo Cnrpcntcrs and 5(tnir Builders, IOnS K0LB, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB i Turner, on Georgia street, befrecn PeD8ylTsai and Sleridiaa. Is prepared to execute all kinds of Tatting to tb bet manner, sad at reasonable prices. I keep cotjetantly on band 8uir Lalisstera and New Poata, and turn tbem to order. All work done prorrpily and In good order. GROCERS. SABCS4. otsoay e. aui aucAaxAToav. OSBORNE & WRLETON, No. 101 West Waslilnrtoss ütreot'Opp'VJte tbe Kcate House,) &BOCE R S. "UTTrE, EGGS. LA ED. DEEMED FOWLS, ?. slwsjionlsod. Tis th'rt Tid 1crTr dice, Uidee. Pelu zA Rr. secS-'Odly HOTELS. BATES HOUSB, J. f. IIOL.TOa, PR0PR1ET0B. INDIANAPOLIS, IHDIAUA-infc)-d-. ATTORfiEYO. joi rot iMCk. UVUMaas. COLEEICK & JORDAn. . ATTORNEYS AT LAT7, jfiK, SsXMS so. 3 c- scjrrtnL sca.Ma, ffo. is East TVasninstoa Stroit, tntl aaapti. ladiaAss. orMt-'CS-dij