Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 3996, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1863 — Page 1

WATCHES. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED) AT THE NEW SENTINEL OFFICE. NO SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET, American WatcÜeS. ELDER, HARHNESS & BINGHAM, PROPRIETORS. VOLUME XII. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1863. NUMBER 3.996.

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I'.tuiir Nürr puLJcheii In le 1- al f 1tnm, of im Inf or onir, w,l t rharif-.! fr farj InrMon fl; tf r tm linr, ten r.nt jr Im. nti';'ii:ihrm'1 f.r In'rlii x ti' tii r of th foüf wir DrJer, R.wtu anl AM.xriation af the ralf Daml, t I paii In a1 aii-f; Milrtary Coinpamr, Ordrr ff O-1-l F'I'W, Ma-onic OHr, lWnYolrfit 5rlrtieii n1 Sina;rfC .Hm ietir. Fir arh rmtiri not f xcr-ltnt! H Iii Ii cnU for a h lnrtion; r a!M lin at thi rat. Announcing drath with fnnral ootic attarheH, fl; without notice frr Harrlac Kotier B0cit. "otkta of Ktia!, Picnic and Kxcuraiob, Rutt up by Individual or oclatlon, or bjr churvh, at th rRu,ar pr1c. AJrtinM ladd and Iac4 andr th haJ of pclal 5otrfa, If tenIinoroTr,will bfharnl doubl th aual rat. Adertimnt making ! than thr lli, nrtd iir In th Daily, will be charged fifty cnt. Tarly adfertnr to par quarterly. Announcing f an lMatea for oRlre of every dearrlptlon t be charged at the rate nfl SO for each name in the iMily, ami fl In the Daily an-1 Weekly, the ante to lie, In II ra, paid In alrance. lrl MfeTtien!rtt Inserted at tbw ipeni of the atlmya orJrln, anl nol detiyable for the l?al proceedInjc. but collectable at ur usual time. l'uMWher not ceouDtable for the accuracy cf leal alvertiernnta b4 the amount charged frr their pnttlcatlon. KIXFK, HARKNF..HS ft l'.INijll AM, ITonrttt.ra Indiana Slate Sentinel. J. M. TU.Ft)RI. rrllnt I ndianapolia Journal Company. DUSINESS DIRECTORY. ii.ki:ics. II AKRlOMS HANK. No. 19 F.at Wa.hlojcton atreal opptMit the Sentinel Office. mar rivr.itv htaui.i:. A M.FN A HINSI.KT, Uverj ami Sale Stable, In the rear."' ,k Talmer Hou. JuneS-üly hm-m Duns. I DAVIS k CO., Criloo Foundry, IMawar treet.op- . pokit l'nion I vpoi. nA5SF.IIAN A VINTON, Walnnton Fottna'y and Machine Work, eat nd. Union Iiepot. my?9 iii:ai7itatk aukmtk. I FRANCIS SMITH, formerly Delxell A Smith, Real F.xtate Agent and Taa Payer, 37 Et Wahircrton Street llouwe to renL JaulS-Jly'M cKKRNAN A riF.RCF, Real Rotate Afenta and Rroker, 10 Vt K4tWahiiiton treet. M. T. W1LET, Ral täte A-nt and Stock Bro ker, 10i F.ast Wahtna;ton Mreet. myli H4)ot ami mioi: i)r.i.i:us. I I T. MATI1KW A CO.. Wb.leale dealer In Bout, Jt Sbe, and Rnbber. N. 4 Roberta Plock, oipolte tb I ninti lejHt, lndlanaH!ts Iol- "? DAM KNODI.K A SON, manufacturer and dealer In all kinds of Bta and Shoe, No. 33 Kat Wahacton tret. apriT IttMlltN AND VrATIOM.H Y. BOW FN. STKWARTA CO, whole.al and retai!1el er In lioo ai.tl Siailoncry, at ,.l l'riniffi' MarfriAi, Ho. 1 Wet Wahir!gton treet. apr'i diu ;h and irjiu iiLs. UtIIJ:T M. UIWRT, DRCCGIST. ivaler n Trna:. Chemical, Paint. OiU, ryetuff, IVaf.ic, P.iten an l other Mrliiir.e, Notion anl Perfumery No. 49 Ma a hueetU avenue, Indianapoli. nov.1i-ly. flOMUNSON A COX. dealer In Irnir,. Medicinr,, I Pr, Od. r.i., Prfumery, Fancy teii, Ac. N.. 1. Fat WaUm:ton treet, Indianapoli. ni.iylS W" RROWNl.NtS, Drnrtlt, and ib'aler In Paint. O'l.. I Varnihe, Ij e-tuff. tila,tilap are, perfumTy, 4c., No. 21, Wet W a-buiajton treet. aprJT Ulli I.OOI. T A H. til.F.NN A CO.. New T-rk Store, Dry . toe1holeIe and Retail, tüenn' I'.l'k, KjI Wavhiraton trt. ni.t;S xiovi;t a.mi i n w.tin:. CHARLF.S COX.deaUr in Stove, Tin Ware, Ac, No. II . W.buii.otrft. apr27 IUHK It I Ml r. It X. (-l AMI'liFI I. A POTLKS. tbM.k Ma.terand Rlank lvnk j Mainfictuifr. No. ST Ktt Wah!rRtn t., f a t f Uienn'a I'.lurk, up iir, Indiar.ap4l:. frb'I5-4if DOIT. LAS A rALMFK, R.,k Finder an.l Piank R.c.k ManufAt'turpr, No. M-t Eat Wahina;ton treet, ve f Alford, Mill A Co's Grocery. may37 cm?(A, auk a.mi m i:r.xNv.ui:. (UIA. K. HAWTHORN, Importer of China, C.I a and j Vueer.waxr. No. 3 Kat TahlbKton t., Indian, apolta, Indiana. AI, Dealer In Stoneware. t!ec2 .IIFHrilAIT TAII.SJ. rTIRFrmtCK leF.PFR. Merchant Tailor, and dealer ' In realy iua'. cl nh'.ng and furnlshina; a;ool. No. 31 Wait Washington sret,ej poite Sentinel orf.ee. myTt ATTOIlNi:VS. MCIX1NA1 It A KOACHK, Joehp K.McItnraM, ArJ4 oo L. Roach. At.trner and Conttlor at Law, .ttna Iu.raace C ra?y Bull tit g, ecord floor, Pfnnjlvan!a itrec t. Jrl-dly LIVERY

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. atxaroaTAisiBAn-aoAD. Train Lear. Trains Arrlr. S.10 A. af Mall O A. M. 2O0 P. M ....12:1c Novn. 8:15 P.M CM P.M. tiTMAVa carraat aajiwaf . Tralnaleaee. Train Arrle. ft SO A. M ft A.M. Mf. P. M ....Mall l P M. 7 00 P. M .oft r. M. Tnlmltiir. TrlMrriM ftoo A.M.. 10.15 A.U 11 oo A. M 4 37 r. M Sft P. M .W V.M. riaat aiti titiAOAD. Traina Leav. Train Arriv ff A 4. A M SOft P. M JOS? A.M. HJOF. M .6 45 P.M. LAMTirrt aAiLAr. Train lava. Train Arrlr 102ft A.M 4 A. M. 4 35 P.M 1O40 A. M. 8 4ft P. M 5 4ft P. M. ftaC ADIIIA-AeoUiaA!LOAt. Train Leaet. Tram Arrive. 100 P. M Mall 10-.00 A.M. 11-JO P. M Chlcaff F.zpreaa SSO A M. 8.20 r. M Chita Liprc 4.10 1. U. ISblAAeOLia AMD MAMSOa aAILfcOAO. Train Iae. Trains Arrhe. 30 A.M Ei pre 1100 A. M 3 00 P. M Accommodation... 7.30 P. M iirraaaoTiu.B bajlaoad. Train Lear. Traisa Arrlva. TOO A.M Mall 4 45 A.M. 00 P. M 13:30 P. M. W P M S 10 P. M. ArrlTial na Dcpnrture or Cloaln; of .Tlnll.

AKBIVAU. Ifjyette andCbicaeo 8:00 r. M. Lafayette City and prtnaf rld.IUlnol 11 00 a. m. Cincinnati and way mail 11.00 a. m. Throng! mila mm r. m. Peru mail lffct'O a. m. Terre Haute way mail llDO a. m. THreugti mail 7 0 r. at. Ma tiaoit mail II UO a. at. Je(Tronvi1le and tniivtlle. ...... . .. . 12 30 r) m. Bellefft'.taine way mail ai d "ew Tork, Philade'phl and P.-tn f. O r. m. ReIIefi.tif alne througb mail . 7 0J a.m. Indiana Central vay aid -!umbu,) 2:15 r. m. f.entral tbrui(h until 7 oo a. Terre Hojte through mall '.20 r. m Clncitttiatl tLr'-ugh mail. . ....lO.H) r. at. oaPABTi'aaa. Jf ii7 Clone. Ifayette and Chicago 6 .10 a. m Lafayette City and Sprinfleld, Illinola 7:00 r. m. Cincinnati and way mail IO.DOa. m. Through, mail 2:30 P. at. Peru 1 1 10 a.m. Teree Haute and war 1:00 r. m Terie Haut through mail, Kvanaville. Vin cetine , St. l.oui,, &C.,- ?.n0 p m. ftfadUon mail 2 (H) r. m. Jerierotivillaii(lLuivillemaJ 7.00 r. m. Hellefontaire war mail 7:00 e. m. TbrvoKh mail 7 (K) r. at. Indnuia Central way mail.. loo r. m. Througlt mall 5.30 r. at. amoAT MAILS. Clou. Rellefnntalne war mall 5:00 r. m. Louisville and Je(Tcronvillt 6:"0 p. m. Terre Haute throu. h S:00 p m. .Tit II fury Directory of Indlnnupolla, India lint KXtCL'TITK PEPAKTMLMT. Tay per Ann O.P.Morton, Oovernor; Office, !tate Hoilv; resilience cort.er of Market aod Illinois t W. R llolloway, Culonel aüd Private Secretary to fjovernor. Office, Mate )iou.e; resides with Governor Morton.... TV. Hi 11. Terrell, M.-Jor anl Military Secretary to (;oernor. Oltlce, State lloue; reni teoca Love' Idock, on lblo ntreel W. H. Scblater, Major Kei;imMit, Indian Volunteer, A. I. C, to Governor. OlliCf, State 1 1 on .e; board at Palmer Houe...... Lni. Nofile, A-tJufant lietteral of Intitna. tMrice, State llontc; board at Rites House; $400 Iroin the Suia and $2,C4 pay of a Co. 13,000 2V 6i 3.14H 3.I4H otiel 3,404 ur.NtRAL An TArr orrtCKRü or tue imitrict vr INDIANA AND MICHIGAN. O. B.WiUco. Brigadier General of Volunteer, Corrnt tiid ti ltti let t f Indiana and Micbl pan. Olllce, Hradfiuarter. corner Maryland and le!aware atreet; board at the lutes Hon llobert A. Ilu'chln. Ciptiiin ami A. A. 0., U. S. Volunteer). Off.ce, Ht'alquarter; boatd at lUte oue OeoiRt C. I.yon. Major 17th Michigan Volitn. teer-. Chief l"roo-t Marshal District Indana and Michigan. Dolce, He 'quarter; boarla at H.te IUue L. Curti Brackett, lt l.ietit 2Stli Mchu. ctts Volumeer. A. D. C. and Pt Adjutant. flice, Ha'lo,iirter; board at Bate H.u.e Wm. V. K chard. lt LI ut. 17th .Michigan Volunteer. A.l. C. OHIce, H-adqurirr; boarl at B.t'e Hmi Charle A. McMmrUI, lt Lieut. 7ih Mich. Vol. A. D. C. Ooice, HeA-bjujiirrh; bourd at Bate II Mle Jonathan Birch, lt l lut. A A Inspector t.eneral. Ofllcc, Hea'qnartcr; boarl at B.tc lloue Jaioe I'.nl.re. t'd. 7't Ind. Vol , p.t Comrnnndant- OlTlce, HetquartT; board at M.ijor SteVenon ., corner r.niio vlvAtiia a n,l TmkT -treeta H. V.. MMion, 2d Lieut, lnd. Vols, omcc, HurnMe Rarrxck C. L. Rupi?, 2t Lieut. 71t IikL Vol. OfJlce, Born Ue lUrrsrk J. M. JI.Tionon. Odonel 1. S.A. an! Military (.'om-n-in 1er. iTUe, llr 4 lqu.rt-r, board at Ji.Ik Morrlon', terminu of the Jrael ro..d . John It. Fartjuh r, Caputn U. S Infatitry an t Ait. Mi'itj'j Com. tiRicf, Hcal.juartrr.; bosr's corner M. avenue and New Jerey treet J. IV Miller, Capt. 13th CM. Inr and Mustering an t lisbn'ing offer. Öftre, Hi Ailouirter; board at Mr. Kinder 79, Kat WnMnK. ton street W. II Jordtn. Csptaln tb C S. Inf., IiisbursIhr t!lc r. Oftii-e. Headqtiarter; board at L tie' Hotel Jam A. Kkitt, :4otni arxl A.Q. 1.. Atlin yuirtcnin-tcr I'. S.A. ORloe, south-wesd corit r Wabii.t n nd N w Jerry streets; Hoards at the H.l- lloue Lowry Moore, Captain anl A. O M CS. Vol, on.-e, ; bo.rd at l.itt'es' Hotel. Th-.oa K-ter, Captain C. S. C. S. V. MTe an.l rpHrnc-, soui.ei! rorHT Wa--hint''n and Mi.) ppi tret Dmel MrOure, Mejor a.! Paymaster. Hice, lohn a Block, corner Washington and Merl litn strerU, un ta:r; bo.tril .t the i;ttr Hue C. S. Steenoo, MJor and Pay mat. ttlce, Ycbn B ock; tfide corner lniilva:ila i:l Tii'ker treet M. !. Run-tv. M or artd Pvmater. Ot!ce, 454 1,602 2,14 1,554 1,35 4 3.H4 4 1,331 2,f"44 1.44 1,44 1.44 I 1.Ö12 1.CC1 1,'I2 I 2.2t 2,:Gi 1,44(1 New' ttioMlnr. No n Kat w ahington treet; bo.iHs Bate oue Frark Wl!co. Captain. C.tl ret. Ind vol. l'ot lrovot Maraual. t'fflc tml residence at Soldier' Hnt:ie. J. S. lUbu., Sat (!, L'. S. roU , Mrdical HIrvctor. t3ice. uortbeast corner of Maryland and IManare street; restdeitce, MH'hiKan U't,eat f city Will aui V. Wi'cy, Captain 'il Military Storekeir. Illiu, lie.l,UArters; retlenc, N .TJ Fat New York Wert I 2.2M 1.511 crru t or aotinc. a.htant rRt'jT maihal (ifcXlRAL OR 1 l I A X A Conrvl luker, Col. -t Indiana raralry ani A. A Prov. vt Mr.l l (Jeiirral f.r Indiana. fTee, lUakfori D'ork. southeast forrer Me rid' an iM wMrjrt..ti treet, ttp-itr: board at No. I :? NorC Te.mne-ee treet.. tame G. J r 'o' 42 I Ind. nf4ttry ar-d Sunttlng fir lavabdCnrp o' rendcrrou. Of. - hoard at Rales I 1. M4 2. M 1.44 1.4M 1,32 Ind. voliintee inI iprtr. Office, at Macy House., volunteer Infanten cf becritltIhMrsrt Headuse .1 A.'oitant nth S-ifcrltitetHlent .es, weh A. A. P. , X Ind volunend lnjs-tor. t)f . U r 1 at Fatter sou Of tUt atXTH tXIUUMlM j 7IICT. oTt MarLal. Offt.1 Co..r; boards at 0. north of the city, B. 1.44 1,44 i.:i 73,554 1.370 la,3t V ii'f ttfri' e. KUcfe. No Ul Market on. OAee.with PrNtj r at Wah. one A. A. General and

i4 11 Y SEiTLEL TELECRAPHIC:

faiporrco airaiMtr roa T DAttr tat ttTtKi..J toori Iteporlft. From H Tnrti Nirr Yoait7 Julr 3U A Icrmuh letter of t4 t!ie p.r.it Fluritli i Mill there, her departure hrin drl tje-l by the refuil of th naval autlioritie to lutfii.'b fuel. She is cettinj a vi'pl from the? rrM tMrtjer Hrtit Pnukney ami leates ahortly f'r n voyage of tlcstruction. Any Atnericin revel io thee waters coulj etily have capture! her aa her peed h t been defective) The a'.e-tmer Coricn, from Na.ai4U oq the 27 lh, hit nrriretl. . The rebel .ttmer Beauregard returnH tu .Nassau on the 2.th frotnau utisucctful attempt to run into Cli irlc-tton. Ter blnckmle runners c!carei from Nassau on the7ih ami Hih. Three block .de runners from Charleston and one from Wilmington arrived at Xaiau on the 11th The rebl ateamer Raccoon returned to Naafau on the 15th from an unsuccessful attempt to run the blockutle. Front .taaUkp MiMfttis.Julv 29 Johnstori. nrrnr la sjfd to be on Petri rirrr, a lew mil est of Meridian, litte lorlificatiuua are bein: erected. Johtmton will in ike the M tnle .tti 1 Qi railroad tt Ok;ilJii:t, on the north to Mobile on the oulh, hi) lineof deff ue. Johnton iiih( hive received larpe reiiit'orx-rmcnt lr!n Ur. Mt.siippt Is! rirtutllr abartf1rnrl by therebel, and there i it truiii pece p trty in I vor of re turning to the Union timle- kMiirtiitce of the rihn of ihe pro; lo ;md the'r pcr.sonul properly, unler the rontitution S r thev would donate h tlf their income to liquid tte the public debt if the dilhciillir. could be adjusted. (ltti. (ieorirf, cointn tider f Mi-si.ipi ttte that militia Ch timer nnd tithir rebel tlliera tire oiot'iiis! their comuniiils fn tn the northern and central portiona of the ISute towartl-t the South. from 'Irinplil. Mr mfiiih, July 2"?. The forces pent nut under Col. Il ttih to look after the rebel troops enforc in; ihn conscript i't West Tennessee, had N fo,t at Lexington, routitii ths" r;hels, and ctpturt'd Col. Campbell, of the 23d 1 eutiesee, two Lieutenant, twenty-five private nnd two cannon. Col. Ctmpbell Wit en route from Chiilttnooa to join Gen. IM!ow, who U understood to be near r.r-. Col. Weldinjj was fir.t captured by the rebels and then rrctptuted (Jen. H'Mdin'i lorcea are Mill n Hear Creek bltill' and NYweomb and Wilson are opertiin"; under cotnuund of Pillow, (irn. Ilodc "w watchirsr all thee parties and will oon make West Tenne-ee too hot to hold them. Front Krntttrl.y Pabis, Kt., July 30. The t ni-iiiy,.T75 tronr;, drove in our pickets and unuct esslully attempt ed to (link us and burn the bridges The I."th Ohio cime on their re.ir, eiptured 15 and drove the rest towrd Mount Sturlin"; Cil. Suiders. at Mtnchester, attacked the;r miin force. 2.00(1 stroii";, with eiyhl pieces ol artillery. The enemr retre ited toward Irwine, Siiiider pursuing. None til our men hurt. The r uliool is all pale Oett. Hint. r'nle, home on furlough, volunteered h a erviecs, and .ts coinplimrnied lor Iiis ga'ltntry I rum Cmritinatl. Cincinnati. July III. The 52 i M is.ichuetts regiment, iniTii'it nnj ?'J men, armed at C-tirti ye.sterd.ty from Port ilu 1-on, en route for home to be mustered out of I he service. Their time exi'ired July 11. Vitksburg nd vices to the 2(uh say that Gen. ilerron's division has pone to Mobile. Our army his fallen bick to the Bi Plack river Jackson is rntiielv dntroted. Jobntor. w believed to be i en o tin; to Mobile, wh'ci jdtee the enemy ate miking de-prr.ite efforts to defend. Front l.niilsvillr, Lra iavii LK, July .'10 (Jen. Koseiu splritedlj ftdJresetl i l.irt; nnd emhusi.-t;c uudience at the court houe this evening AUCTION NOTICE. Important and Peremptory Weekly Trade Sales of 3E3E T ö , it tiii: ci i v of inttMiici.vt, l.i., Commencing an Thur$Juy, July IG, and Ending December 17, IrfiJ. JA.iii:s ii. ru i:.Tic:r. UT'ill skll nv ai ction, at his warkhousk, corner of Raymond and Wlllounhby streets, BrtHklyn, L. I., on every Tlurdny during tb eaon, the entire protu t oti of hi manuf.sctory, cemmet.ciri July 1, lSG.t. at 11 o'cl-K, wlieu ho will offer a f.;ll line of Kür and Wo! Hat, of every description, In lota to Bit purchasers. in calltt(c the attention of the trade to thn above an-no-incemenf, the utid.Tslne Miexi to Mate that in the ale for thi jin the .oiv (r.ncipl that h e chare'erled thoe of tlie pat ill be strftlv observed. They ssill not on'y embrace Im e-itirr prol iction, hut thoe of o'li'-r tn.iMiif t. iifr of well known reputation: thus e. srirni . 'o ea.'h a V irilit n.t romplefe .lrtnu-nt of etj tea adpird to fie -aMiri Urder .j!!b. rceive-1 from those not able to attend, and vilt he rille t sMf eorilv Iii Mats ill tw pre(.arcl "fir inspection by Catal ';M:e cn the ji: n hv t f t e nle. The et. tue odoi I n Will le olft wirhonf re.ere. J MKf II. PUKMIfK, Auctioneer. r.Rooai tM, July 1, 1m;.1. Cons'gns'ient ot 1Ia?v. II Ufr' Triirmirps .-.4 straw fiixol- ere -it ir.!; a 1. 1 will be soil on favorah'.e term. JtihC. It id REAL ESTATE AGENCY. McKernan& Pierce, Ui-rr i rrii in. n i i I ii i.i ii ii ' i .i I ii i i m Uli. First Door liist of I'alnn r llousi, (lP ST A IKS.) bare for ale Houe aud l ots In the tr f V 'n ' nap' h, an t rru. n.t rniUif l. cd thi tte, an 1 w,l eil orr than rao l r pure el fsthere. The fallow ig compri um of tbe property we ar nov offering t I w price f.-r cali or t.n time, a cue alt tba nuNhAieu. febll-dlwy "PRO F ES'siÖN AL. Dr. JOHN M. DÜNLAP, OFFFRS ni.l PK0FKSÄIO5AL 5FRTICF1 TO THE ciuient r Indlanapolu rd . icu lty. o.ee In McOuat'a liloca, Kentacky Anu Ju'o-23-dlat ATTORNEYS. jvavcoiuicl. HWJaJ JJA COLERICK & JORDAN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, .rricB.aooN o 3 olo aantL traptaa, flm H I'atai aaahlitgton trrclt Indlana.rwllf). jtiaina. üw-tü.'fj-dl) Way skoild I bay ittitf UHANDE'S TUSSILAGO TU Wü.XMürrL-RAXrLFa

BOOTS AND SHOES.

3D01SIT PASS TKTJS B"5T 1 Tili: RRAIVCII STOKE -OF U. IS LIIIUSCIl, NEW YORK, SELLS CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SH0E3, AT NEW YORK PEICES. f piIB FACT THAT THIS STORK IS CONNECTED J with New Ywrk. a.ure cuttomer tLat they wdl alwaya find price. $ well as stvlea, to correspond itb the metropolis tuembr the plare, KNCtltlloLSK BLOCK, myl.s-dly On 111 -woi stri-et,rrar L'nion Depot. LIVERY STABLE. Is I V C K Y M T A K la E , 50. 10 EAST PEARL STREET, HALF A SQUAJIE SOUTH OF WASHINGTON ST., between Meridian and Pennsylvat.la, In rear of ületm'a lllock, Indianapolis. ThU Stable U supplied with the bet of stock. Horsaa boarded by the wick, day or ru-l. WILKINSON A SULLIVAN, ir5-dlm Proprietors notice" To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease, Oils, &c., &c. f 11HF. CNDERSlfiNFl), HAVING FOR A NUMBER OF I voar (veti (heir partliMilar attention to the sale of the abore artie'c, feci cotitideut of their ability to diaper of ciilitnment. cnt to tbrm on very adrantafieous terms Any per-oi. doirii coir Wecklr Circulars can haxe tin in gratis by send 111 their address to A Mit AM KNIGHT A SONS, JuneM.dCm 82 Water street, New ork. BOOTS AND SHOES. 0) - cd - Ul o A c3 r o H en W o P H O O o ü O W . Ul M P fH H A 0 cd CD Xfl CD W4 as w s o e O s ui CO CD O CrO in o u Eh c . ha e S a w w O H O O -4-3 o o P3 furniture. MUSIC. M- M m rW I W X alC rJC WZ m . KM a in: os, Also sei to or mi ? o .r rrtr s ; AT A. .tl. IILMIAM Ac CO IJiitH II on mo Oonir, Pno Fort Warerocoi Ne. tj North HJIncta atrML JnT-dlT '3 HOTELS. AVELINE HOUSE, Jb . IM. AVELINE, Prop'r, f'orncr CnlltounanU Ilrrrt., (Opposita tha Couit Boum.) fUT WATttl. If IA. PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Dr. Vrllnj's Private Hospital, 23 tdrnl Itlock. Trvahinrton, D. C. IOR T1IK TRKATMKNTOF Alt DISEASES OT A ' prlTitt orchruiitc stur. Na caarje for consultation. Persons at a Utaoc ras ba tta(4 by all. (Und

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IOO.OOO CICARS m Just llccflvfrt. JOHN A. IIEIDLINGEU Ju' rtturoed from Connectktt, ITrnF.RR HK HAS KNGAGKD .0OCl.(X0 FIN DO If MF8TIC Clear. All toU iUb wt,acled of tae rery bt quality, and wil isell 25 Per Cent. Lower Tbanan other bon-e will lh tha as we quality Retry one whn aellscirara, wboral or retat dealer come 000 ar4 eiamine tbe s-ock. JOHN A. HKIDLINCER. nort Na. S Palmer Hrnei HATS, CAPS, &C. 18G. 18G3. HITS, CAPS, & STRAW GOODS, BICLCaiTBLT AT WHOLE8ALE. l()ALI)SO. A: CAKK, WOULD R f SPFCTFTLLT 1NVITK THE ATT" Ntion of Country Mercbanta to theif new and splendid stock of Wool, Caitnera, lor, beaver and Mlk Hat, torrtlo'r with every ftjle of Dojs and Mens' Csps. AIo a Cue lot if Ladies , Mie' and Children Hats lor Sam m-r, w th Palm Hat, Shaker Hoods, Silk and Cotton Umbrella 1 and Parasol, II of which bare been bought with especUl refe r nee to the wants of tbe Cuuo'ry Trade, and will be sold exclulve'y at wholesale as l -w a they can be bought In anr Western market. Call and ee. DONALUSON A CARR, Tl West Washington etrcet, ladianapsdi, Ind. June2-d3on. MEDICAL. DU. JOII A HI LL' , COMPOUND CEDHON HITTERS The Latest and Uot Important DivoTery of tht Nineteenth Century. jT0 MAN'S NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY CON- ! nected with tb history of tha Materia Medica of tbe United States, o more favorably known a a pioneer in medical discovery, than that of JOHN BULL, .f Lout, ri'le Ky. Ills Inimitable preparation of Sarwaparllla ha Ions; stood at the bead of the various compound of that valuable drug. His compound Pectoral of W ild Cherry has become a boch'dd word throughout the West and South; and hi Worm Lozenges, lu less than a ear after their introduction, attained a reputation aa widespread a the continent of North America. But tbe crowning glory or his life tf mains to be attained In hi I at old Ucoverr, r rather combination, for be does not cla m to have been the di:overtr of CKDUON. which I tbe bais of the Hitter now offered to the public. That honor belong to the native Inhabitants ol Central America, to whom i'a virtues hsre been known for more than two hundred year Armed with tt, tbe Indian bids defiance tu the most deadly malaria, and handle without fear tbe most venomous serpents. It Is a belief with them that while there Is breath left In the Inxiy th Cedron Is potent to cure, no mslter what H disease may be. While Dr. Bull Is not prepsred to Indorse this extravagant pretention, h I neverlhc less ailrfied from a thorough examination of the evidence relating to its virtues, that, as a remedy and preventive for all dteases arising from exposure either to change of weather and climate or to the miasmatic influence, it stands ithout a rival, and Justly deserves the reputation ft has so long enjoyed 11 Central America and the West Indie. In m jl- jk aand Its attendant train of ymptoee,. It acts more like a eharm then a u-diem.. liier la nothing In tha whol range of the Materia Medica that can for a moment bear a comparison with it lu lhi disease. A full account -f this wonderful plant may be found In the eleventh edition of the U. S. Dlspenaatwry, pages 1337 and 133. A aerie of experiments, In which Dr. Ball baa been for years engaged, has JuM been brought to a successful termin '1 n, and b is now enabled to offer to the public a combinatian of Cedron with other improved tomes, the whole pr erved in the best quality of copper-distilled B"urbon whisky, which be Is coufblent has no equal in the world. He mjbt lurnih a volume of certificates, but the pub. lie have long since learned to estimate such things at ihHrtrue value. The safest plan 1 for every one to tert for himself the virtue cf a new medicine. Give tbe CEDRON BITTERS one trial, and you will never Use any others. It is not neceeary to publish a long list of diseases for which the Cedr.n Bitter are a specitlc. In all dishes of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS, or LIVKR: In all a flection of the BRAIN depending upon derangement f the Sumiach or Bowels In GOUT, I IIKUMATISM and NEURALGIA; And In KK.VF.lt AND AGUE; It I- destined to supersede all other remedies. It not lily eure all these dieasra but it prevent them. A ine Rl.vftill i-f the Bitters taken an horr before esrh meal will oSviate the ill effect of tbe mot unhealthy rlimitte it serpen tbe rwriMtn taking it against disea-c under the mnt trying exj o'urc. Sold by DrugKim at.d Grcers generally. Dr. J'JIIN BULL'S Principal Ollicc, Fifth street, Loui. rille, Ky. Sold In Indlsnapoljs by Browning A Sloan, Tomlineon k Cox, and J. W. Bryan. Jy20-d3m COMMISSION. EDWARD A. LMStOMIl, Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchant. GtAJLXT JJSTJD PRODUCE Of all llnJs bought nd eM. lr SALT, WATER LIME, PL.STER,&c. I7.IIAAI)Ms, inn Warehouse at tbe Junction of Alabama treet and Vir gir.la avenue, trarly opposite the Bellefontaine FrHght Depot. The subscriber will at all timet pay tbe higher price for Wheal. Those haing Wheat to sell would do well to give Mm a call before a Hing elewbere. !ack furnished when wanted. The Very Bent F.uiiili Flour MA Dil OF WHITE WUEAT, Constantly on hand, and for aal, at tb new Wartboa, Junction of Alabama street and Virginia avenue HoardeJircred In lny part of the e ty, free of chsrse. Jy70-d3m K A. LISCOMB. CLAIM AGENCY. McKERNANS, PIERCE & CO., ACTvoaui aaisrs rta rit COLLECTION OF SOLDIER'S CLAIMS, WILL COLLFCT OrnCERS' AND fcOLDIERV reniow., IWxiatW., Bark Psy, Fay for Katra Doty, a4 pay U Hra l4 wkd lu the arvice, Ac., and will collect Claims at Washington Gty. Ornca No 59 West Washington street, (neat door est of pslmer Ho),) ladlaaapolU. Im4. I to a lH, entb a stataip. Major Waiker and D. Mckaraan have an oCc In Nahvtlle. Tenesee. J.H McKERNAN, I wlN5LOW t. PtEUCE, P.S.McKKKsAN, MJ. J U. WALKlI. - Late Sd la4. Cavalry. Raaasca-ir. MertfB, A4jt. Get. Noble. Ga. 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WINES.

CHAMPAGNE WINES. W FE ARE SOLR AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE following celebrated brands: ritici: iiriiiciALfinquatrta. pints nnd hall plnta. CHEKJsj HEAI't ffrsatsa Dt Venrs Co t, I pemaf, Franc?. AIo,n IsandlTirCHI AL CAUIN CT. Alvord, CaliUriil V Alvord, G8 rat lYaablnffton Street. JunalS DRY GOODS. TAILORINC. LOUIS SC IIOLTZ, ItlERCHANT TAILOR, No, 19 North Pennsylvania Street, nASTHK RICHKST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS IN lb City, consisting of Cloth, (black and colored;) alo French, Scotch and American Cassinieres of erery ha le a.)d color; al an endle vartety of Vesting Gentlemen wishing a earment tasde to fit snd in good hape and style, should give me a call and I will cow hvce them tbst I cat sell tbem a garment better cut, letter tnade and better trimmed than any otbet tailor In ice cny tor trie same money. All kind of IvIIXjITAIIY ooods Kept on liand. Of! cf r.1 wishing 1 Ret a Cat. Vest or Trowser made In trie reuUMon stlr.b1 hettrr leave tbelr meaure with Itn MMIOLTZ, Jane 13 Two y r Souih of pi stofnee. INSURANCE. m IMIUMI! COMPANY, (IF IIAIITI OKI), O.t. -ETNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS. Erected 1859 Owned by tho Co. Cnh (npitnl ami Surplus Tha laesrma of UU Coapaay la dobla that tf s&jothar rire Insurance Corsauota la U Ctvlul Sutaa rlimULAaF..n0N0rTX5T0TflIINSriJLCl 'j ot t arm property, dwalllnars and oaUbaJdinx, ttr ore SMbbnlnllr g or content la a rery faeorabl saasv r.far three ar flra year. Lew Kqaltafclf Aetjuatcd ansJ rwsasptlf Pe.14 In ratala. WIL HEjTDERSON, Agoat,

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CUT A OKNLIM, W a Lilt Aal n ATCH.fy wasx a durable a4 a rtUaUe tiat-leeper. BUT AOKNVINE W ALTHAM WATCH-vt cosvts Ia and la worth toubl tbe pnee ( ta wrtLWa KafUah aaUSwisa w.tcb.s, 0ENC1NC W ALTHAM w AICH U, Beda aij for Railroad Eii(tur a&d Conductor. nrvnvr t-1 1 tu i u v.r..na . -

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Xanravill and llanatta Kallrada, tor all point In Beninern tibi. Second Train 11 DO A. M. CinctnoaU Mall, arrive at Cincinnati 20 p. M., making cloae connections wrth tl Little Miami Railroad for I xve I and. Morrow, Colurobas, Newark, lanesrtlle, and Wheeling. Third Train 6 Si P. M, Cincinnati Ripre.a, arrives at Cincinnati 11.5& P. M. Far am aa by any other rout. Call for jour tickets ria th. Indianapolis aod Cincinnati Railroad. Ragage checked through. W. II. L. NOPI.R, General Ticket A rent. 9. tT. F.ujott tieiieral Passenger Agent. PERU AND INmKlfÄPÖUS RAILROAD. 1863. OQ1- , HvJ IS03. NEW ARRANGEMENT. lew Heute to Chicago rla Kokaiao. JJ MILKS snORTTR THAN ART OTTIKX ROCTX. ON AND APTKR VJONIUT, APM1L 20, laJ, tralna trains will be run a follows: A Chics j o F.spnss Train will leave IndiatapolU at 1J 35 P. M., arrive at Kukonao at 3.10 P. in tlm t makocloee connection with train rm tk Ciodnnaii kJsd Chicago Air Lire Railroad for Lot; snr port, Valparala and Chicago, and arrive atprra at 4.20 P. M. Retaming, tbe sam traiu will leave Peru at 1.20 A. M making close connection with tb bight train from Chi cago, and arrive at Indianapolis at 5:20 A. M. A Mail Tralu Ulleav lrnilsnspolis at LU P. M topplng at all station and arriving at rem In time to make connection with the trains on tbeToled and Wa bash Railway, for Wabash, UtnUngton, Fort Way De, Toledo and letrolt. RetunJug, tha sam train will leav Per at 0 A. M., after tbe arrival of the train on tb T. A W. R. W. from tbe East, and arrive at Indianapolis at 10 00 A. M. In tlm to make connections for ail point Kaat, South and West. ; A Chicago EipreMtratn will leav Indianapol ta at P. M., Disking close connections at Kokotno with trtn for LoRan port, Valparaiso and Chicago, and arrtr at Per at 1.0H A. M., iatim tonakeconnectloa wlik ualn going Iat and West on tb Toledo and Wabash Railway. keturai&g the aacua tr.m will leave pens at HUT. making cloae connection at Kokcroo with tb. traina on tb Cincinnati and Chicago Atr Line R. R. froraCbicag, Valparaiso aod Logtnsport, and arrire at Indlanap.Ils at 410 P. M.. In time to connect with th evening trains for Cincinnati, !ui vi 11 aud other potota. DAVID M ACT, General Aent end Supertotendani. V.T. M a torr. General Ticket Agent. feb23, l-dly IntliatinpoliH and .T.n(llwon 83. uns: 2 1863. New Arrangenirnt ts Csmmrnri Ttwn dar rb. 2, in:i. FWlO passenger train daily (Sunday, e scented j b J iweea Indianspoii and Madison. Iavs the Union I Je pot lrwTiaaars!ta, at OS A. M and 3 P. M.. amrta dionat 1J A. M. 4 7.50 P. M. Leae tk. Irpot at Madtfc at 8 A. M. and 3 P. M arrlvlrg t Indianipoli at 11 A. M. and MOP. M. Th train leaving lrvHsnsj-MIs at 30 A. M. eonnecu with that leaving Columbu at "45 A.M. for Mielby rille and pnshvilie, arriving at Mielbyvllle at A.M. and Rusbrllle at 1230 p. M. Leaving Kashrille at 1 30 P M., belivril1e at I. V., connect at Columbus viltb the 1 and M. train, er rlrin at eitlier Indianapt.lis or Ma1:n the same er en. In. Tht Road form line with tb- Packets at Madli for thetranportatln of frrigbt liteen Clrtlrinat and ladisnspoli. and point West. TartT f Fretirbts as tw aa yy any ober rtral. Cbtppers and merchants West Ul Bcd it to thelrlbter est to ship by this lice. rb l. C. BRAN HAM. atserttrtdert. J EFFEItSOxX VILLE RAILROAD Three Trains: Daily, (hundayt llxeesstesl.) Trains Arrire Tralc. Leave loo r. m 7 AO A. M PCS Y. M.... . a ao F.ac. lS P. H. 430 A.M. - A F0VX TRAINS STOP FOB TTIK ACCOMMODATION PK of paswng.rs at S"thprt, Creeowossd, PraaAUavj Edinburgh, Cobunbo, making conned at aWrwioor wtth traina on tbe Ohio A Mli1ri Road, and et loele rill with trains on the LsMiisvUU, Frankfurt A Lilr.gta arxt IxMiMsill and Nakvill Rosvls. FTrlgbt tralnsleare dafly. Freight frmrnlyforwardl. OfCce, Madben Depot, Wet ride. A. S. CA lyniTR. tcpr1nus)dect. i. (i. Wwiiesnw. r-trt Asr'. acla-41y - 1862 5 A LL PF.RON PCRCHASINO T1CXRT1 FOR TT. A. JOÄKPH and other poiata In Norther Misaourt. tke f lata cf Kansas, or the Terrlf-rlei, should lntt ea kar. ag tickets that ra4 by tk nOKTIl IflMHUI ICAll.UOAD, The eeuly rail rJte fron t. Lou I t Ft. J-ej h. It I tla bortest attd quickeat liaa, by thlnaon hours, to tho rs. evsust point rear b4 br rail, aod Is always aa cheap aa aty other. Cay yor Tkkru to Eansaa ad aU potat.la Norther Mlaaonrl by th Nnh Kssain Ratilrwai. Isaac u. rrtkr. con, Pret't and OecM Sopt. North Miasvourt R. R. BENRT H. SIMMOSI.Oea.ran railing ArK sHtr-siir HOTELS. BATES HOU0B, J. I. IIOL,TO., rtoruKTCR. IIIDIA! APOLIS, I27DIAK wtr-dtf ATTORfJEY' JOOEPH -rV. ATTORTF"' OirrC. an sU.ON Cn.r Washin frvrn Mer'iJiaa Ftreet, fully and pewoitHly ' Uta. Ksra friUthbulAf tajf-da 1

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