Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4004, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1863 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL, j riUXXF.D AND MT.IiiUK! j oas-tw are ticer..' at THK NEW SENT1NKL OFFICE, j no iui tu ,m:uii)ii tiii:i:t,

OPTICIAN. 1 Y C1 nil H ll T I ! p lr ii T n I H Pa. Hi -U . J i rrwuTK r PorrorrK. ELDER, HARXNESS & BIKGHAM, Proprittorx. VOLUME XII. INDIANAPOLIS. IND., WEDNESDAY .MORNING, AUGUST 12, 18G3. NUMBER 4,004. i

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Cm copy, tear Or.rf.y, hi month On c toff, noe Mont ti DeLterrd by tie earr.ef itbia tie eitj, Ii lU per weec.paraH to the carrier. Ajfentataill arr'"1 llf',M a week. Cliy nUfliUrt ba-'l rr.pjriibie for ( aer left t tie if house al'er they ha tn.Td, or h.n ther w'.h Iben d.c.i.:nued. utile r-oijce t given at lb office publication. N ppr -r.t without pr j aymet t.or c titin-jedi'.nger tbas f"t Oi cf tbDtLi 5tmil rn be had at the oftice . w-mnc, and the Wiku .Sitiil each Mou4 morning, neatly eveloped. for raailiug .

WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL, rrr.usnKD ktkht mondat at One Dollar and Firiy:i.a lVor. PAfABUK lVa'4t.f la ADVAKC it a t i; o a i v i: k t i h i ; m c 0 or m 4A Id-, v.. J fal 1 (X) 1.25 I : 1.75 2.00 J6o TOO 4 0 &.ou 7 no 3.37 4.50 5 62 75 7.M7 3 75 5.00 e 2o 7 50 H.75 VI... 4! lw. I'M. w. lw. In. 9.00 10 00 11 25 12.50 13 54) 15 K) H 00 20.00 22.50 25.00 2! 75 33 oo 45.00 &0.OO 50 IK) 55 00 57 54 62 54 V, tM) 70 04) S5 0 f5 00 Jul. ImJ ..V 4m. .1 2.' Cm.. II CO m..'l3 00 11m 15 00 AUVKKTMMi IN THK VKKI.T. On m jff , fr. iti-T" '1 f 7 two ' 1 "0 f .-ir a oo For r h ulijjuiit tnrrtion. Aid f?r frh inrti'ii of v. 'M;linal wjuar- 33' AlTr'iTrnrif jmMi-1.4. in t'!h th I4.Jjr iil lb Wfr'al Stiui will t4 r!jr:"1 the f ill l.iily rt-, with if -l.lf tl ,- Wr. klv rtr '!1-J l'.ii:ie N'r .iit; (1 In Ilm colunio, of tn Ire or nuli r, til f chircM f"r euch iirtiii 1; if v tn lir. t-:i " iit r !.!.. Cluri;fi!l hr mV f"r itirt!f.ir t notier .f tbe f"llviiiir frlT'. Srirti anJ A" ''! '' th- r'e Otnir-I, h i. li a Jvatirr: MiJitarr (VTip j?.ir, (r'Jr .f (!! lllf'W, Ma"nic Ontr, tU irvol. i,i yili ri I Sinn SiIp':. K'T r h n'-tirr nt fxtf M luir 25 Cri.t for rch ln4rti'.n; oer u Iii;- at this ra'r. Ann'inrir.jr lraiti with funeral notice a!tachl, 1; wilh'ut iKjtK-e free Marriace N'.tirri 54lrr')t. Jf(t;re of J -t M, I'irnirx an.J K CC rfv.., O'ten lip )ijr IndivKluiU or m iaU-n, vr ty chu.xbe, at the rt'Ait price. Advertlenieiit leaie1 an l placi op'lrr the bead f flpet-ial Nutkn, f ten Ijne or ovei.will be charged l ub tb u'il rate. . Adrrrtiementü maVlu( le than three lines, nerted criee in the .iil, will I r charceil I'.fty Cent. TearSjr aterti-er to pa? quarterly. Announcing c'iKlate for otl.ee .f every description to he charged at the rate ofl 50 for eacli nm Iti the Daily, and 12 lit tha Daily and Weekly, the na:t to be, in all cae, pai 1 1 advance. Ie.tal .lertirf!inti lnerted at the expense .fthe atlomj orderinir, and nl dclayaMe for the lejral prceedtn)ri, but fnllecTal.le at our u lal time. l'uihher not oconntaMe for the accuracy f Wil advertisement beyond the amount charged for their publication. F.tXKK. HAKKNKSS A I'.lNliHAM, Iroprietor Indiana State Sentinel. J. M. TU.Kt)Kl. Prei'lent Indianapolis Journal Company. ÜUSINESS DIRECTORY. haki:ks. II AKRIONS' BANK. No. 13 Kt Washington tret cpixv.it the Sent.'nel Office. may4 i.ivr.uv srAiii.i:.s. U.KN A IIINSLKT, Livery and Sale Stable-, In the rear of the palmer House. juur5-dly hh iitir. DAVIS A CO., Uniuti Foumiry, De'.awar Ireet.oppolite Union lepot. II ASSKLM AN A VlNTt'N, Wahincton Fuuniry and Machine Work, ea-t end t'mo'i le(Mit. ni2 iiiiai. i.stati: Milia rs. 1.1 HANCIS SM ITU, formerly D-lielI Jk Smith, Real ' Folate Agent and Tax l ayer, 37 Kat Vahington treet. Iloae t rent. Jan25 dly "62 rKFRNAN A PIKKCF.. Real F.tate Agent and Broker. 10, Fast Wa-hingtoii irret. W M.T. tTILKY, R al F.tate Agent and Strk Broker, lflv, Kat Washington otreet. may! I itotir imimioi: nr. i. i hm. I I C. MATHKW k CO., Wbolexale dealer In B-.t, Shoe, and Rubber, No. 4 Roberta' Blk, oppoi Ifce- I'r.ion lVpt. indiajiapoll. Ind. DAM KNOD1.F. k SON, manufacturer and dealer in all klnda cf R.ct. and Shoe, No. 31 Fat Wa.-h-ogton trret. apr27 IIOOUN AM STATIOM IIV. nOW FN, STF. WART A CO., hlea and retail dealer in Book a::d S'afionery, and Printers' MAterial, No. 1 Wet Washington irret. apr'2 niu ;h ai ;ir.Dirixr.. IiriUV M. U)WRY, DRLT.r.IST. IVAlrr In Du g f fhr,i-;., Painty Oil ., Ih-e'!!. P.. tanic. p.t. i. Afit other Mel:cii.r, N.)ti.f.M and rerfjmcrj No. 49 Maac hnett avemie, Intliarapt-li. oovri-l y. rtlOMUNHiS A VOX. .lealer In nr-J, Me.Iicirie.. I I'aintv, 4.'.. (i!a. Perfumery, Fancy i Kl, Ac. N S Ft Washington treet. li.diArutfxdi. CIA) 13 KBKOW NINit, Drfir"t. and de.Jer in Paint. O.U, . Vart.i-he. IryF-turT,GlA,(;tAwaret Perfumery, Ac, N'V. il, Wevt Wa-.h;i.;!on treet. I r:7 WHY f.OOD. J A II. GI.FNN A 0., New Vrk Store, Dry - W . Goo.ihole-ale and Retail, Glenn.' Block, F..t WaMdrxtou trert. mal 5 isTovr.s am ti v.iu;. "IHAKI.KS 'v)X. dealer in Stove?, Tin Ware, Ac. No 11 Wei V-h,: gton tret. apr27 noou itiMii:rts. CAM11KI L A BOYI.FS.IVok p-n lT id Wink Book Manufac turer. N. 37 Fa.t Washington t.. eat of ' Glenn H'.ock. up tir. Intianapoli. frti25-dtf DOUGLAS A pAl.MFR, B." k Binder and Blank Book Mauufactarer!., No. I., F.t Wahingtou trcet. rer A!focJ, M.U jUi Grocery. trtay27 cinvt, ;ia ad h i:i:svahi:. C1HAS. F H AWTHORN, Imjorter of niiiia,Gla-a and tueenv are. Nv 3 Fat Whii.gt- n t., indianpoli. Indiana. Al4( Iw-aler in Stoueware. dec26 7li:ilC'IIA.T TAIKIUS. KF.DF.klCK leiFPPKR, Merchant Ta.'.or, and dealer ta re.!y n-.a.le clothing and fumthmg good. No. 21 F et WahugUo treet,eppvit Sentinel oSice. my2 ATTORM.YS, MCI-JNAUA RO ICHF., Jehp K. M. lnald. Ad1 arn I. Roacr e At t -rney and Ceu:iIr at Law, .Rtna Iuirsnce Con aay F.u;'.1;r.s, second floor, TennsjlTarda street. Jel -dly LIVERY STABLES. O. W sJOKJSTSTOlSr, Livery and Sale Staples NOS.ll AND 13 WEST PEAKLSTREKT, I PI A J A PtLIS.l M A A . Xü?" Horre, Bugffie, CAmage and Saddle Hartes aJwain readtrs. Charge rrMterate dtc3-tf I- I v i: ll Y sS T A n Ii Fa , "JfO. 10 Fast Petri treet, half a vaar soutb of Wah tngioti trsset. riwe-n Ifend'n and Pennsylvania rrreta, tn rear of G'enr.'i Block. Ii d atiarn ::is. apS-dtf Wit. Wll.KISON. Propele'o SCHOOL BOOKS. All ItilMl OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. &C..&C. IN SMALL Ok LAkG yl ANTI1I1 S, tBOWr-s. Trw AkT A Cf BKANDE'S TUSSI LAC0 la foosl for Public Spaker aiet S.ua;er TO CLFAR THE YOICkV

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INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CU-rOTAltU.04fc. ...Mail wt r.t ueavc. 5KJ A. M ao.) r. m 9 IS r. M Train Arrive. . 8i0 A.M. .IMC Nf,n. 6fi p.m. of CBSTMA1. lillWal. Tratn Leave. Trains Arrtr. rv.v) a.m r.-A.M. 21 P. M ....Mail.. 1U P V. 7 00 P. M K C5 p. M. iiMtMAPOUf asd rmriT: ArtoAt. T'ain Leave. Train Arriv 3 "H A.M 10:1 A. M II 40 A. M 4 3? P. M 6 iS P. M :00 P. 31. rcaat lilTI All-aOAD. Train Ieave. Tram Arrirw 7 W A.M. M .. 4 4 H A.M. Jft5 P. M .13J A. M. fc 30 P. M . 6 45 P. M. LAPATITTK aAILaOA. Train teav. 10.25 A. M 4M P.M ft K P. M Trttnt Arriv 4 54) A. M. 10-40 A. M. 5 43 P.M. mo AuinDiAAPusaAXiaoAn. Train Leave. Tratn ArriT. 5 00 P. M Mail 10:00 A.M. 12 00 P. f Chlcao F.zpre 5 2o A M. fc20 P. M ..Chicago Express 4:10 P. M. INl!A)IAr"Uk AHO MAMaOl KAILKOaO. Train Leave. Train ArriTe. 6:30 K M Kxpre 1100 A. M 300 P. If Acc-.mmodation... 7.50 P. M jErrtasoNviixc haiuioao. Tra!n lare. Train Arrive. 7 0 A. M Mall 4 45 A. M. 4 Mi P. l'i-0 P. M. P M 8 10 P. M. Arrival and Heparin re. or Clolnr; of .Mnii. AKRIVAlJI. tfayette ainl Chicafro 6 00 r. Urvflte City and ."pringf eldjlllnola 11 00 A. (.'incu.tiati a-i I way di:1 11. 04) a. Thr ui mills v 0 r. Peru mail ... 1(H0 a. Terr Haute way mail 11 M a. Trruh m.vil 7.1 0 r. Ma'1i-..u mail II no a. Je fTVrMjnvill and Iui-v.lle ... . 12 30 p. B'IIef"iitain way mail and New Yurie, l lnl.vdflpblt aict Ko-fii li:.tU p. Bellefoiitaine through mail... ... ... 7-00 a. Indiana C't:tral way a: d t olurol u, 0 2:15 p. Ontrsl through id nl 7 : a. Terre Haute thr'-usb mail.. 7:20 t. Cincinnati through mail 10:(4J p. DKPAaTmtt. M. t. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. m. M. M . M. M. Ju7a i.V.. . Lafayette and Chicjgo. 03C-A. 7.0! p. 10:ti A. 5:0 r. II 3i a. 1:00 r. M M. M. M. M. lifAette City and Springfield, Illinois Cincinnati and way mail Tli rough mail l4ru Terre Haute and nv M M. M. M. M. M. M. M. Terre Haute througu mail, Kvanville. Vincetinr, St. Loui 1c, 7:'!0 f Mjdison mail 2.00 p. Jerteroiivillearid fm!ville mail 7 4M) p. Hellefontaitie wav ClAil 7:00 P. Thruogh mail 7 IH) p. Indiana Ccutral way mail 1 " r. Through mail 5 30 p. SLMJAT mail. tV.JAf Bellefntaine mr mail - 5:00 p. Lot d.iville and JetTer-mtiviii 5:"0 p. T'-rre Ilaute thrcu. h 5 OOP .tlililar' Director)- of liilliiapoll, India ii it. f.XtXl'TITE DEPARTMENT. Pay per Ann. O. P. Morton, tiovernor; Office, State Houo; residence toriier of Market and llhnoi ta W. K Holioway, C o.inel and Private Secretary t (tovernor. ofice, stale lloitr; resi'le with (iovernor Jlorton W. II. II. Terrell, M jor and Military Secretary to ( ernor. Otl'.ce, State lloue; re.idence Love B ck, on Ii ! treet W. H. Schiatcr, Major Regiment, Indian Volunteers, A. I. C. to Governor. Ollice, State Houit ; boards at Palmer lloue Ijiz. Notd, Adjutant General of Indiana. Olficc, State Hoiim-; boards at li.itc.-t Houe; $ m)0 from the State and f J.tiGl pay of a Cdnnrl 3,C00 2454 2,143 2.US 3,4)4 (KNIItAL AM STAFK UFKICKKH OF THE IMSTttlCT tF INMAM.A AM VIC11IUAX. O. l;.Will.'ox, Brigadier General of Volunteer, Coipiii nd ng Di-trict of Indiana and MicMnan Orlice, ll'al.4U.rter, cimer Mary :anJ and I'elaw ate streets boards at the lUtfs Hoiie. . .. 4.054 l,6tM 2.14S 1,554 1.554 1.554 1,5.' 4 2,844 Robert A. Hu'chm. Citptain and A.A. G., U. S. Volutin er. Ollii e, Hral((Uitcrh; board Mt 1 t ' H 1 1 1 U . George C Lvon. Major I7ih Michigan Volunteer-, t ln f Provo-t Marhal District Indiana and Michigan. (MHce, He.,qnarter,'; boards at IUte Houe L. Cnrtt Brarkrtt, lt Lieut 2V.U Massnchu M-t! Volunteer, A. I. C. and 1VM Adj-itaat. "llice, He.sdiiarter; oard at Bite liu-e Wm. V. bicbard. It LI ut. 17th Michigan Volu'itiers. A.D. C. Ofi'..e, Hsdriuarterr, board at Ba e Hoe CharleA. McKnipbt, lt Lieut 7th Mich. Vol. A. I). C. Uir.ce, HeAdUtrler(; boards at Kales Il.'Uve. Jonathan I'.ircli, l't I i' Ut. A A Inspector leneral. Ollicc, IIea1o,iurters bonrd- at B ites tlou.e Jan.e l'.iddie. Cd. 7 11 lud. Vols , post Com niaudani. OihVe, Ilea lq'isrtcr; board at M 'Jor tev i:.on , corner ron-ylvaniu at.d Tnikrr street II. K. Mad.'ison, 21 Li ut. Ind. Vol Vilkc, Butnsidc Barr.icW C. I.. K.i i.-if. 2d Lieut. 71 Ind. v cd. Ollice, Burn de Derrick J. S , n'tio!i. Colofiel U. S. A. and Militär Com :i4nder. 't!i.-e. He lijnart.-r,i, Immln at Ju le Morrison, terminu of the Grae roMd John I. Farrjuh r. Captain I. S Infantry and A' t. Mili:iy t'om. Oilic-, ll'-adquji ler; bojrcs corner Ma. avci.ue atid New Jcrey streets.... J. It. Miller, Capt. Mill CS. Inf an.1 Mustering anl Difhifsing oßlcer. tftic-, II a Iquarters; boards at Mru. Kuiiicr'a 79', r ast WasLi; gton street W. II. Jordan. Captain 9.1) U.S. Inf.. I ifur. ingoaic r. Oßi.-e. Ilea lqu rtfs; boards at Ll ties Hotel Jam A. K.kin, Capt tin and A. Q. I) . Acting yuarterm.--ter I". S. A. O'F.ee, so ith-wct corner Wabint' n and Nw Jerey treet; tai 'Is at the hates IIoqs S. laj-ary Moore, Captain and A.Q. M C. S. Vols. tfhce. ; board at Litt e' Hotel. Thomas Foster, Captain C. S. I". . V. ottice and re-jJencr, juih-eavt corner Wa-Uinton a'id iiiss ppi trets Daniel McClure, Mi jor and Paymaster. O.'tfce, lohn B! or K, corner Washington at:d Meri'iun street., tip tair; board at the Bates House 1.33J I 1,320 j 2,f!44 1.415 1,443 l,4ti 1,611 1,662 ! 1.CC2 2.2M 2.2C-J 1,41$ 2.26' 1,51t C. S. Stevenson, M jor and l'av mäste. OR'xe, Yohii's Bl'ick; resiJe corner Prunsvlvaina i:d Tu ker ftreet 1 M. S. Bandy. Ma or and Paymaster. Otlice, I New' Budding. No S'g i.a-t Washington j street; boards Hate Hoii-e j Frank Wik-o. Captain, $X regt. In 1 vd.. j post l"ro ost Marii.al. t'f ice and residence 1 at Sold er' Home J. S. B..!d . Surgeo-, I. S. vol. Medcal Hrect -r. OS:ce. northeast cTner of Maryland and IV la are streets; residence. Michigan Road, st f city William 1. Wily. Capta n aid M l.tary Storekeeper. OfT'c. Headquarter: residence. No. 32 Fa-t New Toik street orrid. ok a ct i. Vi assIstt rRv)vT mu-ihl I.FMK.VL Ki'R IM'I A N A. C-nrad I'ukr r. Co!. Is? In :iana cavalry and A. A. Provost M r-l:l 4iereral for I zw! ana. Office, Blackford's IV k. rf::hf ist cnicr Meridian and W a-i:i.vton stre;, l--tir; tvarl at 's. I'M North Tfiinrf-er street.. C,H4 Jaaie G. Joie. Col. 42 1 tnd. tnfsr.try aihl Sn- ! periiitrKder.t for Keciu.tn.g for lav ahd Corp and comma. i.ter of camp o rerhJerron. Of- ' f.-e, Ditrict Head j-iarters b ard at Batei Hoa 2.664 John N. Scott. Captain. 7?: b Lid. volunteer infantry aad A. A. A. G. and li.sprctor. Offke, w.tb A. A. P. M.G.; Uiar-UatMacr IIo-is... 1,,, Orris biake, Captain, 30th Ir,.i. voluntrr infap- j try and Ais:a: t ujr;iiienJcnt ct Kerruit- ' ing. Inspector, Ac. oß cc, Insir ct Headquarer; hoard at Macy ILx 1,466 ; T. J. di U lluit. lacutruawl and A!juUtnt -t;o Itxt. volunteer infatiiry and Supentitcbdiit tt arrest of deserttrrv, USlce, srith A. A. P. iX It 1 lt. B. Pinch. Lnt. a.vl Q M., X3d lad ved-n-ter infant ry, A. A.Q M.and Inspector, offfc. with A. A. P. U. G ; beards at Parterrvon H 'J 1,453 ovs:. cr &ollvet or tue sühi i.kollmot UiSTHCT. U Rrs len. Cafta n and Proras Marshal. Ott cr, r.;acs(ord B'ock. 3-! f..sor; Isj.ard at O. Jobnoi, ihree in lie urtb of t,e city, B. ra Iroad Wm. J Wallace, Cton:n..sotier. 0t e, Llack-U-rd't Block; rrM-ler.cr No. 1.1 cast Market irret Thvrua B. Harvey, Surgeon. OHice, ith Trovost Marshal; t-anl at No. 71, at WashiatXoa trret Add Geu. Can Uig ten, vCc la State Uowae.. a0.f24

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FOUNDRIES. tiii: iioosii:u state FOLXDUV 1ND STOVE WORKS. nAVIVß C0MPLCTFD OCR F0CDnY.WF AHE now prrpa'ed to receive and satisfactorily eiecut ordr f,,r stores and castings reteraly. The senio partner has jut returne.1 from the East, where be ba procured the most de-lrable r,d perfect st!erijs forck and parlor sto e ever inf roduced iiitothe mrke. W especially Invite the attention ff wholesale tove dealer to thl branch of or buine.. ith a request that ther will giv-tis a call. Our other work w.11 embraceironrror.fi and column, (which we desire to mke a pmnvneM feature in our manuf icture,) railing and mill raMing, sugar rnillan l kettles, a'ue werk, such as Ventilat r, window cap. ill and hoilowware. In fact eve rv t hing pro luced li an iron foundry. We respectfully solicit patronage, an 1 only promise what we caa well and prorcptly perform. 03c and Foondrr, 103 south Delaware street, adjoinIng Indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central Freight Depots, IndianaDolia Indiana. rnyl3- COl. LORD A IXC DRY GOODS. TH0NSSEN & LAHEY, 7 YVsl Wasliiiiton St. BKTWKKN ILLINOIS AND TKNXESSF.E STREETS, XV'" .1. SELL l-Oit SIXTY DAYS AT RETAIL Shirts, W ai rented to ft. Hosiery, Corsets, Hoot) Skirts, Linens, 8cc. And offergrea In lacemcnt to buyers of NOTIONS, 5cCTIIOSSS; afc LAM FY G7 Wet Waohlnxtnii, street. n1. Uy CONFECTIONS. GRATER & SPENCER, FANCY CONFECTIONERS AND BAKERS, FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF I"0ST0FFICF.. Ladies' Ice Cream nnd Oyster Saloon. Tlie best of Cakes, Candies, Fruit, Breud, Cracker-, Ac, Ac, of all kinds kept constantly n band. Parties supplied ti short notice. jy24-dly TAILORING. IS SCIIOLTZ, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 19 North Pennsylvania Street, n AS THK RICHEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS IN ill" Cily, coiiais'ing of Ct hs, (I.l.ic and colored;) at o French, cuch and American Ctssimeres of every sh a le a. id color; il art etrlbs vane ot Vestings Genileno-ii w ishinir a tamn-nt nude to fit and in good shape ai d sl should give jne a c.ill and I a ill convince then that I ca i -ell il-em g in-irnt better cut, betd r made 4iid belter trimmed than .my tbct tailor in the ci'.v for tiie same uu'ne . .Mi kind, of 3VXXXjXra7-fV.Xl.Y CrOCDJED& Kept oi baiid. lTicer wishing get a t'oat. Vest or Trowscr made in true rcgulatiou .st le. l:ad better leave tlieir measure with Lot" I si SCHÖLT, j'nel3 Two IN." : S ith of P atoRue. WANTED. WOOD W-A.ISITEID. ImT'IVK LNSriTTT- POR rptTlTI'.v OP TnR Ft IX, 1M Aeon August 10, l.i3. CF. Vl.r D PR' POS .IS WILL TL'. DIVED AT THE S liist.t ite f .i il-e I'.bifl until September 1 -t, for :mi c rd of g".!, w r seasoned w od, delivered andfilid upon the premisfs. . H.CIll ht IIMAN 'i-l' "3w snperinteu ent. NOTICE. to ovm:ks or nous. Orrtrr. or City Ctsratc. ) !rtA.rYi.t, Au. 5rh, W3. ( oncp: is HKRF.m givfn that all ig Ll1 1 CKNSFS isMed in 1 sj j have expired, and tliar .-itiy jierson or persons own ng ur harrontg anr animsl of the dog kind, w thin the limits of the city of Indianapolis, w.ttioiii having frst obta nd a license and ch'Ct therelor fr m the t'ity Cb'rk, and attaihlng said che. k to a sustainial co'lar o leaiher.Jron, copjver, bras or other dii'.aMe material, to b worn Vy such dog, 'e liah to a fne of a 1,-, than 15 or more than $20, with the cost f p'OM-cntion Fifth r. that it i the duty of the poI cem n of the city t kill all an'm.sls of the dog k nd fo;ind rnnniii at lre, unless the owner of the same have con pl;ed with the 'd'noitn requirement. Attes: CYiiUS S. BL" ITER FI ELD, auS-,!3w I'ny Clerk. FOR SALE. IMU.1I rou sale. N Eli IP Y ACRE FARM NFsU INDIANAPOLIS,; it a go d t i e of r-.i!:iv n - i, f..r a -a-v t' rtn. I Ai-s ly to V.-KKMNAN A PiFRCK. a'.iglö cf-L'J Kai Estate Aeents. ESTRAY. A Bay Horse Taken Up. ri' AKFN CP BY TnI UND'hSIGNED A DVRKBAT I 11 KE, atot 13 hauJs t.fth. bi nd ii. tstli eje, i hout anv iUiX on. u;rHred to e a'out 10 years d. ' R. Tvl.KIMJToN. auii-dlt "4 sacbusrt!a Avenue. SUTLERS' GOODS. BOWEN, STEWART & CO., Wbclesstle les'.ers is Sutlers' Stationery, &c. i IN"DI AN AI'OLIS. INDIANA, K T I FP CONSTANTLY ON H AND A FULL STOCK f vuitic; iaii:ii, f.mvi:lopi, POHTKUK, POCKLT HOOKS, 1K, PICILS, I'i:.N,lc.t Vc. Sutler, we will guarantee to duplicate any bill cf good purchased weai f tte mouatau.. kOWF5. STEWAfcT A CO., a:iS 42 la LaaapolU, lul.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

DOIMT TP-AsSK THTS B-l Tin: hka.m ii stoki: -Or IJ. 11 Eli lit SCil, NEW YORK, SELLS CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, AT NEW YORK PRICES. tMy. FACT TIUT THIS STORK IS CONNECTKD I with New lork. assures customer that they will always Cut prices, a r well aa tyie., to correepond with the metropolis. Kcrueniber the place, KNCKU Hul'SF. BLOCK, mylft-dly On 111 mils street. near I'nlun Iepot. LIVERY STABLE. L I V K It Y S T A BLE, NU. 10 F.AST PEARL STREET, 'ff FALF A SQUiKK S0LTH OF WASHINGTON ST., IX 'tween Meridian a-id Penusjlvai.ia, in reared 4,:-i,n' Block , Indanapoli. Tin Stable is rupplied with the bett of stock. Horses boariled by the wck, day or m ai. WILKINSON A SULLIVAN. m5-d?m Proprietors NOTICE. To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease, Oils, &c, &c. f IlilE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FOR A NUMBER OF 1 year g ven ;heir parMctlar attention ti the ale of the above artiele. feel confident of their abi'ily to d!apose 4if consir-nnietit ent to tbem on very advantageous terms Any per on deiii: our Weekly Circulars can have them grutis by bending their address to A 111. AM KNIGHT A SONS, june'29-ilCiu Si Water Hreet, New 1 ork. FURNITURE. HOTELS. A VELINE HOUSE, IT . IS. AVELIXK, li-iV, 'orncr(':tlliotm:ttMl tn riyMs., (Opposite the C'ouit Honfe,) BOOTS AND SHOES. o m p-4 w o H m W o W 12 Q H o o M o cd CD r. f s f 3 : o 7 " rd t SW M o ? s 2 EÖ Ü o Hi m tn CD "o esc: a A CD o CO 4-3 in o u Hi o En s cd o H O O o o COMMISSION. i:s)va.:j) a. msco.iir, Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchant. oi-A.iisr .isnD PRODUCE Of all kinds boefht and sold. .Mm JOoawlct-s1 Jl wm SALT. WATER LIME, PLSTER,&c. IDIA'AI'OLIS 1XD . i Wareh'-m-e at tl." Juoctiota of Alabama street and Vir- j glnia aveaue, cearly oppsiite tha Belfoctalna Freight Dept. i The subcr. abi-cr.Vr will at a'l tiroes pay tha highest pric st. Thoe hiring Wheat to sell would do we'd dm a call before s-lling el.ewhere. Sack for- . iL. . for Whe to give h!m a call before n1üej when w.nted. The Very Rest F.nnih Flour MADE OF WUITK WUKAT,

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MEDICAL.

Dil. JOiI IJt l.Ia'COMPOUND CEDROX RITTERS The LaUst uid Most Irrpirunt DicTtry of the Nineteenth Century. 0 MANr'3 -CAMK IS MORE INTIMATELY CON Tm1mA m-lfK Ik. Klfrbr nf f h. t t irii f t in of tri. Cn ted Stiei, o-more favorably known asp4..neer in meUicsl discovery, than that of JOHN BLLL, of Louts rille. Ky. Iii in mitable preparatiutj of Sarsaparil.'a has long stood at the bead if the rariou compound of that raluab'e drug. His compound Pectoral of Wild Cherry baa become a household word throughout the V eat and South; and hi Worm Loxeuges, in less than a vear after their introduction, attained a reputation as wid5pread a-the continent of North America. But the crowning glory ot his life tema.ns to be attained In hi latest tJJscorerv, wr ratter comtination, for he does not cla ra to have been the discoverer of CEDRON. which is the basis of the hitters new offered to the public. That honor belorizstothe native inhabitants ol Central America, to whom Pa virtues hare been known for more than two hundred years Armed with tt, the Indian bids deflsrrce to the ruokt deadly mal.ria, and handles wtbout feartbe ninst vennmou. serpents. It is a belief th theci flat w hile there is breath left in the body tb Cedron is potent to cure, no matter what te U-sea-e may be. While Dr. Pull is not prepared to Indorse this extravagant pretension, he I nererthf lea satisfied from a thorough examina'ioTi of the evidence relating to its virtues, that, as a remedy and preventive for all diseases arising from exposure either to change of weather and climate or to the miasmatic influences, it stands without a rival, and Justly deserve the reputation it has so long erjojed u Central America and the West Indies. In JHa !Vr ? M." M'Z .L Pt BL and Ha attendant train of syrrptom, it act more like a charm than a medic i.e. There is nothiti); In the whole range of the Materia Medica that can for a moment bear a comparison w;th it in Od" disease. A full account .f thi w-oiiderf-il plant may be found in the eleventh cdi. ion of the U. S. D.ieii8.itory, pages 1337 and 13vv. A serie of experiment. In which Dr. B UI has.been forbear engaged, hs just been brought to a successful tem.lnaMt n, and h is now enabled to offer to the public a combinatian of Cedron with other improved tonics, the whole pr-servei in the best qualify of copper-distilled Bourbon wbik, which he i confident has no equal in the world. He m'jjit 'um ish a volume of certificates, hut the public have long since learned to estimate Mtch thing at tlieir true value. I he safest plan I for every one to tet for himself the virtues of a new medicine. Give the CEDRON BITTERS one trial, and you wdl never u-e any other. It is not nece-sary to publish a long list of disease for which the Cedron Bitters are a specific. In nil diseases of the STO Ma 11, BOWELS, KIDNEYS, or LIVER; I i all affection of the BR A IN depending upon derangement of the Sumach 4r Bowels; InG'if r. I.HKUMAriSM and NEURALGIA; And in FEVER AM AGUE; It 1- dectined to supersede all other remedies. It not nly cure all these diseases but it prevent them. A wine glas lull of the Bitters tuken an boor before e ch meal will obvin'e the iiltfTecH of the most unhealthy rlinnte and screen the person taking it against dis. a-e under the most trying exposure. Sohl by Druscrisi and (Jr cr generally. Dr. JOHN FULTS Principal OÜice, Fifta street, Louisville. Ky. Sold in Indianapolis by Browning A Sloan, Tomlitiscn A Cox, and J. W. Bryan. Jy2-t!3m PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Dr. Vc'llny's Private Hospital, 23 I'rdrrul lUoclt, Vuhington, D. C, I710R TIIE TREATMENT OF ALL DISEASES OF A ' private 4r ehr nie nature. No cl arte for consultation. Person at a distance can be treated by mail. Send for a circular. June29-d3m TOBACCO AND CIGARS. 5 O O , O O O C I U A ll S Just Received. JOIIiA. IIKIIM1GI3K Jii' returoe.1 from Coon'-cikut, WHERE HE HAS F.Ni.AtiFD 4,tH).(MH) FINF V0ME.tTIG Cigars. M go-wi willo wat, anted Of tue rery best quality, and wil Isell ' 25 Per Cent. Lower Than an) other hou-e will lb the same qnallty Every one w b eilsc'gari, wnole-ale or retai dealer come soon and examine the s'ock. JOHN K , KF.IDLINGF.R, novlO No 3 Palmer Hon. HATS, CAPS, &C. 18G3. HATS, CAPS, k STRAW GOODS, P.XCLl'&IVCLir AT DOIVALIIMO.lf iV CARR, WOI'I.1) KFopi-CTFfl.LT INVITF. THF. ATTFNtion of Country Merchanta to their new and splendid Mock of Wool, Casaimere. Fur. B"aer and Silk Hat, tonetber with every -t le i f Box ' and Men Cp. Also line lot 4.f Lidies', Misf.es' atnl Child reus' Hats "or Sumn r, w th Palm Hats, Shaker Hood, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas and Parasols, II of which hare been bought with especial refer nee to the wants of the Country Trade, and w ill be .id excl isive'y at wholeale a I w a they can be botstht in anv Western market. Call and see. DONALDSON A CARR, Tl West Washington street, Indianapolis, Ind. june2-d3m. MUSIC. 3K AC TC MZ F . K.AIU: V TOVS, STEIMVAY V HO. AIS SCHOOL II it .TZ O M V TJ Ä ; AT Jl. ItF.MIATl V COT BatCH Hoiino Corner. Piano Forte Warerootn Ns. s North Illitwis txt. Jan7-dlr 'M CLAIM AGENCY. soLDiEtur cihu .iccvcr. McKERNANS, FLEECE & CO., ACTSJoaxif aotsTii rwSTma. COLLECTION OF SOLDIER'S CLAIMS, TTLL COLLECT OFFU EkS' AND .sOLDlKES' Pensions, Bountie. Back Pay, Pay for Extra Dtity, and Pa? for Horses Iot while in the t-rrice, Ac, and will collect Claim at Washingtoo Oty. Ortnc No 3 West Washington t-e, (est door east of Palmer House,) Indianapolis, lad. Box 1004, enclose a stamp. Major Walker and D. S McKernaa have aa oQce In Nashville. Termeafee. J. n McKERNAN, I i. PlEr.CE, D. S. McKERXAN. MaJ. J. D. WALKER, Late 3d lad. Cavalry. btiictateOtT. Morttn. Adjt. 0a. JToble, Geo. Lcree, JdrlVriic, Indianapolis. aai0-iU

ATTORNEYS.

CII VS. X STAGG, Attorney at Law NO. TEMFF.HANCE nALL, rncbl9-'S3-dly Indianapolls.Indtana. INSURANCE. 11 vv 111 11,11111 I 1 1 1 1 1 i Alia lilUUlSilllUU WUtlll 41 OF IIAUTFOIirS COX". iETNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS. Erected 1359 Owned by the Co. C:ih Capital and Surplus, t. N.M . -,!:.' H2. The income of this Company is double that cf any other Fire Insurance Corporation in the United States T7 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THEINSCItANCE j ol fann propfrty, dw ellings and out-hu.Idirgs. Insures such building or content In a rery favorable manner, for three or five years. liOtifi niultuhlT Adjtmtrd nnd IromtllF Inid In C'nli WM. HENDERSON, Agent, mch21-'C3-dly INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. DRY COODS. Pm o 02 tH CO & O O c V 0 0 v c tl wm mm ' - - . m s" Ö CO o o O CO CO w r-5 PS w CM a s te mm m e 3 i mm u 1 so t - o cozz w PQ I Eh CO S m, mm 1 p25 W r o w O o CO PS W e-s tD CO W W tH Pm O tv - - te m m mm r.s B 13 i - Z Tt mm e. at H sss f :i A 4 W mum i A I A A V 9 js rt -o V Ses t r u mm W - w Eh ATTORNEYS. joia cotiajcx. IX WIJOILA;. COLERICK & JORDAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, rrics, ftoov o. 3 old ut)el triLDisi, Ho. 14 Hast U'ashincion ttrrrt. Iwdlanapelltj. in4lan. tocb:-cj-ii) WINES. CHAMPAGNE WINES. i WL ARE OLE AGENT f I oli THE SALZ OF TUE t fjllowiac celebrated braxKLs j piHCF.l.nPi:HlALlne4Urt, pints I and laalf pint. f;iti:i:j1 M!AI.f from IX? Venr V C't Kpernay- France. Alo,4)n Uandl.TlPi:iUAL'Atll.li:T. Alvord, Caldwell & Alvord, Cs) Kasj ifatsninxton strel. JaaaH "

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NEAR ODD FELLOWS' HALL RAILROADS. INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI Shorlmt llontr bf Tlilrif Hllr 50 CHANGE of Cars l CINCINNATI, ly thia I.OlTrL Chsnge of ti ur. n tnl after Monday. April ; 0, end tint I further notice. Three trains leare In liiiaxli I aily, Sunday etrepted.) I.1IKSTTKA1X. 5111 A M , CINCINNATI FXPRESS arrives at Cincinnati at l':40A M , and Lekingiuta Ky.. 7.30 P. M., and c!oe connection, ai Cincinnati wttt Uttle Mi mi, Cincinnti, W. Zaoesnlie atd Msriesta Ki;lrad. lor all points la Southm Ohio. SecondTraln 1HJU a. M. -C'lnrlnnaU Mall, arrive. t Cincinnati 4:V0 P. making clua crmnectioo with the Little Miami Railroad lor Loveland, Morrow, Cvlutabs, Newark. Zanesville, and Wheeling. Third Train 5 S3 P. M.Cincinnati Ktpress, artiras'wt Cincinnati 11 U P. M. Fare same as by any other route. '. Call for your ticket eil the ItMlianapolis and Clncln&aU Railroad. j Baggage checked tbrourh. :' W. II. L. NORLF. General TVkrtAreolJ f. W. F.LLUTT Gen.ral Passenger Agent. I PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. . - 9 - 1S63. nrtSrj ' T " 1863. NEW ARRANGEMENT. i rtew ICoutr to .'liirnffo rla Kekorao. 33 MILFR SHORTER THAN ANT OTHER ROTJTKi t ON AND A IT Eli MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1R63, traipa train will be run a follow: A Chica;o Fxppss Train will leave Indianapolis at 12 36 P. M., arrive t Kokomo at 3.10 P. St., time 4. make close connection with I ram oo the Cincinnati and Chicago Air line l.a.lroud for lxaanspcrt, Valparaiso and Chicago, and arne atlVru at 4 10 p. M. Return;ng. the same train will leave Pern at lJf) A. making cloe connections w tU the ti ght train froioCUcsgo, and arrive at Indianapolis at o.'.ü A. M. A Mail Vrain wi!llevr Indianapuli at 435 P. stopping at all station and arrivn.f; at Pern in tirue to rcake connnctions wjtb the trains on the Toledo and Wabash Fail ay. for vYabasb, Huntington, Fort W ayne, Toledo and Ietroit. Returning, the same train will leave Pern at 6 44 A. M., ufter lie arrival of the train on the T. A W. R. V. from the F.Rfct, and arris-eat ln.lianap.illa at lo-OO A. Jin time to make connections for all points Eat,8out and WeFt. A Chicago Expresstrain will leave Indianapolis al V20 P. M., luaking close contie.tons at Kokomo with train for Ixganp'rt, Valparaiso aul Chicago, and arrive at Peru at 1 (-4 A. M., in time to make connection with train going East and Wet on the Toledo aDd Wabash Kailway. Returning the aaoie train will leave Peru at 13:15 P. M. tns king close connection at Kokomo with the train on the Cincinnati anr! Chicago Air Line R. K. from Chicago, Valparaiso and Logsiispt rt, and arrire at Indianapolis at 4 1' P. M-. In lime tc connect with the eveniag trains for Cincinnati, Lotnsrille and other pHnla. DAVID MACT, General Agent and 5uperir.tendeet. V. T. Vatarr. General Ticket Ag-iit. tebl3. 2-4ly Iii(liauapoli4 nnd .TIadion 1Cs.jT Mm ICIjs Mm I8C3. nEZSSTS IS63. Tiew Arruncniicnl to Cnnincnre tlan siMjr Feb. re. imi t. fFlw0 pat3Cr trairs daily (Sundays eacepted; boJ twe'-n Indianape.js and M."dion. Lea.e the Union Depot I'"dan.pl, at A. M ' and 3 P. M-. arrlvm di-ooat 11 36 A. M. and 7.i P.M. Leare the f t at aladisot, at C A. M. a od 3 p. Umf rising at lnJtnpu at II AM arid a 10 P. MTL train nvz Indlatiapolii at C 30 A. M.rotiiru with that leavinir Clunitu at e.45 A. M. for SKrlbv--1i; and P.nshville. arriving at h:tyv1ll at 19J6 A.M. aul Rushvilleat 1?3P. M. leaving Ruhvnl!f at 1 P M., Sl.elbrellle a J5 P. M connect at lnmTis with the I and 11. tram, arriving at either Indiai.ao-.iit or Madison the tarnt eveninr. This Road form a 1 ne with the Pax ku at M a4.of for thetratisjrtatioti of fteight Isetween Cincinnati ami Indlanap.il i and points Wt. Tariif of Freiht a low a by ar.y other rotate. Rhlpjier and merchacta West will find it to tbelri merest to .bip by this line. fet'i D.C. IiRANUAM. jtif-eriLteodeDt. 131 JEFFERSON VILLE RAILROAD Three Train Daily, (ftundayta Fxcrptrd.) Train Arrive ' Trais Lear 1:00 P. M. . TXü A. U . 30 P.M. 4-6 P. M. 4.30 A. M B0VK TR.S.INS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODAHOS of paenrers at southporl, Grsetiwood, Fraiiklin, Eiiinbtargh. ColnmV-u, tnaking conosrtin at ytDar witb train cn the OLlo A Mississippi Road, and at LaulTille with trairrs on tb Ionif-ill, fp raLkfort A Lettrrtoa and Ix-uUvi!!e and Nashville Ro1. Freight traiusleav daily. Freight promptly forwardel. OSce, Mad;o Depot, Wet id. A. &. CAROTHF.K5, FupseritteWnt. J.O. Warrreeiwa. IPreicbt Agsrei. aplH-sHy ' 1862 5QS: 5 1862 LL PF.kSON PCfcCHAMNG TICKETS FOR UT. J05EPII and other poii t. in Northern Misaotjrt, tie f Ute of Kanaaa. or ttie Territory, should insist m hcgtkkeU that real by the OltTIl .TllftMtritl ItAILIlOADt The only rail rout, from M. Lot.1 to Su Jirph. It it las ben aid quicke-t Ii, by tbirtrsen hoor", to th. rerooteit rxtrd reached by ra.1. and Is a'wayi as cbw. aa any other. Buy your Ticket ta Kaxita. and all r-rirst! Nortberii Miri by the North M-rt Raioa. IHAAC II. SrCkGEON. Pres't and Ge&'l Sept. N'orik MUaottri R. R. HENST SIMMONS. General 7 !. $ Am t. tt1T-4tf HOTELS. "" BATES HOUSE, J. Ij. IIOIaTO. PSCrWETOU. INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. prrla-dtf " ÄTTÖRrJEY. J03EPH A.. LEWIS, ATTORNEY AT LiTf, OFFICE ON SECOND FLOOR UCEIURJrS BLOCK Corner WasLlLrtirfi ax! Meridu-j reet, (ectrtuvw fror Meridiaa i. treat,) Indiana po.1v lad. Mo sa Catthr roiiy xd promptly t:est t U UgJ fcw -!" ttrs4 to Lim, F. special attecUoa riven t co!le!au. M tm frtsitVeba!zess nett irCUx.asl(cA4iTsVIy. tryJ-slOa

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