Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4051, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1863 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL. - ' - , IVIfcY IOIPIM iKIDttl llClftlH) 1 THE NEW SENTINEL OFFICK, oi-ru ncniDiAt Tiu:rr. rrm rmu roarroeTTCk. ELDER, HARKNESS &, BINGHAM, Iropritlor, WATCHES. rm American Watchoo, Jo VOLUME XII. INDIANAPOLIS. ' JND., WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1863. NUMBER 4,051.

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OO 5 OO 6A.no 75 .OO S.l OO 5.O0 ATA l IiTMSO IN TUR WKKKI.T. On auare, ori inrii t- " f.rtir " Fr earh ut.-"int in-rtion, ai. l for each inerttof of .i ji!r.liotial iure to 75 1 00 2 00 33 S Ar1vri-mni ruMi-hei in .tU the DaÜr an. I the flerkl? .hktib;i will -e tharKrtl full iMiljr rate, with .r e-lialf ihr WeVlr rat p.iiire Not ire nul'li -h ! in the lcal rolumnn, often inr or tui.lr. !! f reil (r ejeh iirtior tl; if vr t-n linr, tti rent jr l.ti". fiiar? will! e n,'r t'-r iri'ertiru the notice of the f.'i':ning r1fr. SofVtir an4 A.citiuii- at tb- ratea o.'n'l. to paid In ' ati'; iilifiry (V.mpntiiex, Order of OM Kellow, Mavjnlc Or.Ur, lu-nvTolrDl S-K-ieti- enl Simcintf S icieti. Kr em h riti not reeetiiik! H line 25 Centn for each nrtnn; ovfr eltrht line at thi r?te. Aniiouitur.K ! a!l w ito funeral tx.tic attacbetl. 1; tHh"iii i-oljr free Notice ..f fe'i- al. Pinne n1 F.cumoj.a,K'.tten uplj i tn.1il.iiia! or a-oriatjt.ns r t.y churchee, at tb r-?ular pri-. Avertimei.tü lealej and placl under the head of Special Notice Jf ten llnr r over, will hecbard douMe tb u.ual ratr. A4ertixmetit maWlnir lthan three line, nerted once In the D.tily. will Im charif -I fifty ctot. Tarly ad vertier to par quarterly. AnnouncinK ctlilaie Tor ff.c' .f every description to h ehsrer! it Iii' rat off 50 for rich nm''iiitte Dtily. and 1 li the Daily ari l Weekly, the name to be, lu all C , paid in advance. Lesral ad?ertimeTila lnertd atthe epene of the at-loni-i or leiin.' and not delaya le for the eal proceeding, out collectaMe at our uual time. PuMl.-hers not accountable for the accuracy cf legal advertisement n. root! th amount charir,ed for their publication. KIXKK, HAKKSKSSA PlN(iHAM, IToprietom Indiana State Sentinel. J, M. T1LK)IU, PreMdent Indianapoli Journal Company. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IIA."NKi:itS. w ARUISONS" BANK. No. 19 Eat Washington treet I K rp'w e S"rl,',,' Ou'ce. may4 IJVritV NT.tllLESe LLKN HINSLET, Livery and Sale 8uWf, In the rear of the PaJmer Houe. I. r r DAVIS t CO , Union Foundry, Delaware ttreft,oppi4t Uniou IVpot. ASSKLMAX VINTON, WaLlnton Foundry and I i Machine Works, eat end Union ivpot my29 ui:ai. i'atath ai;ts. I iii-rts SMITH, formerlr Dieliell A Smith. Real Ktate Agent and Tax Payer, 37 Eat Wahinton trert. lloue to rent. jano-uiy da "cKEKNAN PIERCK, Real Estate Agent and Pnkem, 10li Et Washington treet. "M. T. W1LKT, Real Knate Agent ajid Stock Hroker, 10', Fa-t Washington street mayl4 HOOT AND MIOi; Dl.ALI.HS. - 11 C. XATHF.W A CO., Wholesale .ea!er In Pkh.!;, 'j. Shoe, and RuVher, No. 4 Robert' Block, oppite the Union iVpof, IndianajH lis, Ind. Pp4 A DAX KNODLE A SON, manufactun ra and dealers In all kind of Bx ta and Shoe, No. 32 F.at Wthrgton atreet. apr27 HOOKS AND STATION! It V. B0WKN, STEWART A CO., wholesale a id retail dealera In Rookü and StatKwery, anl Printer XateriaU, No. IS Went Washington Mreet. apr26 iiiu i and nr.niriNi:. m71LEY X. UWRT, MiUC.CiIST. iValer in Uru f Chemical, Taints, O.l, Ine!!, R.-tanic, Patt n and other Xedicine, Noti.n atid Perfumery No. 49 Ma 'buett avenur, Imtianapoli. no3-Iy. f HOXLINSON A COX. dealer In lnig Xeiücir.e, Pint. !! (ilas. rarruiaerv.ranCT Uootx. c. las. P , Ac.N mavis IS Eat Wahirgtoo treet, Indianapolia. RROWNlNft. Druggit, and dealer In Paint. Oil. Vamlshe, Pye-tun, ila,ti!aware. Perfumery, No. 22, West Washington street. apr2. DICY ;(MII)S. AH. GLENN A CO., New . Gls holcsale and Retail, (! York !enn' Store, Dry Rlock, Et raaj-5 Wabir.cton atreet. trovi:s AND TIN WAIfti:. CHI ARLES COX. dealer in Stove. Tin Ware, Ac. No. 11 Wet Mf ah:ngToti treet. aprlT HOOK UI'.MS. l AXrr.FI.L A POT LES. Tripoli Rinder and Blank B.nk j Xanufactnrpr. No. 37 East Washington st., eat of ( Glenn'a Block, up tair, ln1ianapoli. feb25-.1tf I) OL'l'.LAS A P.UJ4ER. Uook Rinder and Blank Bok Xar.ufacturer. No. 36, Ea.-t Washington t-treef. er Alford. M.lla A Co Grocery. ?.aj-27 rillNA, :i.an AND qriffcNNWAIli:. c 1HAS. F.. II AW THORS, Importer of China,Gla and yneenare. No. H3 Ra.t Washington ht.f inl:aoajx.ii, Indiana. Alo, Dealer in Stoneware. dec26 m'.ltC'IIANT YAIIHIK. I FREDERICK tHEPPEK, Merchant Tailor, and dealer in ready made clothing anl furnishing guud No. 21 r et ) ah:i:g'i ii street, epposite Sentinel otike. my29 ATTOItNI'.VS. f ClBNAI.D KOAC1IK f rf'.on I. P.-ache.; At at a . , Jüeehi:.MclvnaId, Adt rr.ev ar.d Cuneliir at iJf" . .r.rr.a it.-.irarKe c n Per.n-1 aria rreet. aay Building, econd floor, ji-dir I yVEJ5TABLeS. O- W. JOHJMSTOlSr, Livery and Sale Stables N0S.11 AND13 WEST PF.AKLSTRKKT, ! B t S A rOt.IM.t 9 Tl AB A VdF Her, Hngolea, Carnace aad Saddle 11 -ra alwa in readitie. Charge rcierate dec3-tf I- I V E R Y STAR j E , JJO. ! Eat Prarl street, half a quare south of Vahlnirt.ro treei.tween M-rdian and Fennvlvania strreta. in rear of i'rmu', B'.. Ind ar.spol:. t-4-f wrM.?ii.KljiON.Pmpr1e4eT ATTORNEY. JOSEPH .A I-EWIS, ATTORSr.T AT LW, OFFICE ON SFrOM FIJHIK HLHHRICS ht.tX'K Comer M eLlt.eT. n and Vrrtiaa ?:rertj, entranre fr-iu VerM.an Street.) Irid:ara;.:i.lrd He w.llfathtul!y at.d rtci.tly atteii tu ail trjral U-u.oi entru-trd tu Im. kui attenttK) t;ie.i to c.ll-ttioii. ij Tv. ferto f bulits Kir d of Ir J.aupo:l ceLerail?. o.j1r-tnti:J

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

LLSrOJITAiIBAttAOA. Lear. Traina Arrive A. M. Mall 6 "0 A. X. p. M 12: H Noon. Trainfctsi 0 l.P.M-... .a............... G: 0. P. M Train Iave. Trains Arrive. & r7 A.M. A.M. Ml?. ....Mail.. M P M. T 141 I'. M M)3 P. M. I MABArrti.il ai nucr ati bailbod. T'aii. Lear.. Train ArrW 5iNi A.M 10 HA.M 11 MO A. 6 P. M X 4 3. P. X s.00 p. 31. I f ACT RAIUOAD. lririIrire. A. M Traira ArriTe 4 4S A. X. .....10.12 A. X. . . 6 45 P. M. Train ArrlT A -'"O A M 10 .40 A.M. &4& P. X. 1 05 P. X f:J V. M LAf ATETTK BAILaftAD Trais Lev. ltvC A . X 4:1 I' M HAS P. X 'BBC AMtflMMABAfOUa AAILBOAb. Train IaTc. Tram Arrive. 5:00 P. M... Mill lfrW A.M. 12:'.0 P. X ChiCAB Ktpra 5:2' A M. f;20 P. X ...Cliieao Kxrres 4.10 P. M. IBDIABArOLIS ABl) MAD1IOB RAIUKOAf. Trtin Iavi. Train ArrWe. 6. to A.X F.xirea 11.00 A. X 3 00 P. X Accommodation... -0 P. X jBrrcaOBViu.s bailaoau. Train Iave. TrAin Arrive. 7:00 A.X Xail 4 45 A.X. 4:00 P. X 12:30 P M. 6:50 P. U 8:10 P.M. Arrival nnd Depart ii re, or Cloalnr Of .TIulU. ABKtTAM. Lafayette mrl Chicajo ...... 6:00 r. m. l-afjijettr Cut prirnrflel J, Illinois IHM a. M. Cincmriati aikI way cuail 11:00 a. h. TlirniiM ni.iÜM :Or) r. m. Peru utail ... 10. H a. m. Terrw Haute way mail ll:(w A. M. Trouich nitil 7:i'( r. m. X"ll.)ll 11) Alt II INI A.M. JellVraouYille ati't LouiHViile 12 30 r. a. Bllefntaine way mail bim! New York, Philadelphia aii'l lio'-ton Bellrfuut aloe tbrouKh mail... in1iMiia Central way a: d clti tül ii. O Central throuKh mail Ter re II aute throe t;h mail r:30 r. . . .. 7:0U a. 2:15 r. . ... 7 00 A. ... 7:20 r. ....lo-.m r. M. m. m. M. Cincinnati through mail DCrABTl'Kll. Lafayette and Chicago Itfayf tte City nl SprirnflelJ, Illinois.. Cincinnati and w ay mail Through mail . 9:3 a. . 7:00 r. .10:4) a. , i:.ui r. II 30 A. . 1:00 r. M M. a. M. M. M M. M. rerre II au t Vri.I Peru.... way. Terre Haute through mail, F.TaniviHe. Vlncennea, St. Louis,, Ac., ....... 7:0 iv 2:00 r. 7 o r. 7:00 r. 7 M r. 1:0 r. A:30 p. Midi.on mail Jeflernonvitlrand LouiKville mail.. .. Kell.-fonlaiiie a v mail Thrush mail Indiana Central way mail Through mail 81'MDAT MAILS. Bellefr-ntaine t mail , Lo"isTiIle and Jetlersonvilla Terre Haute throu.h (V.me. 5:H r. m. 5:"0 r. m. 5:00 r m. DRY GOODS. p o o hi H P P b w w Pi b 0 h 0 H CO ill 0 0 0 A s Ul S hp H Hi Hi o nS TS o o o o PS w e 00 Q I 0 b .1 in o Hi Ü SUNDRIES. rou sali:: 500 loz. Class Fruit Jars; 1,000 Gross Corks all sizs; 1,000 lbs. Sealing Wax; 300 doz. Urushes, of all kinds, sizes and stvles; 50 bbk Coal Oil; 10 l.bls. Benzine; 'JO bbls. Linseed Oil; 20 bbls. Itnl Oil; 50 bbls. Lubricating Oil; 50 bbls. Whiting; 5(mJ oz. Quinine; 50 oz. Sulphate Morphia; 10 bales Terra Japonica; 10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, lor Tobacconists: 10 eases Stiek Liquorice; 10 bales Sponges, quality various; 8o boxes Glass, all izes; 500 sails. Hist India Castor Oil; 8 tuns White Lead, in Oil; 4 bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine; 22 bbls. Varnish; 16 bbls. Alcohol; 472 lbs. (iuni Shellac; 45 bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky; 10 doz. Old London Dock Gin; 40 doz. Ixmdon Torte r, 40 doz. Scotch Ale: y STCWAUT A MOHOA', WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. 40 East Washinon Street. REAL ESTATE AGENCY. McKernan& Pierce, REAL ESTATE AGBXCV First Door East of Palmer House, (UP STAIRS.) Vif. IUVE MR SALE HOrSKS AND UTS4 f the C.ty Indiana lis, and Farms and Famine Labda In this Stat., and will tell lower than can h pjrebaaed elaewhere. fehSl-dAwly

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rrom.Nev York. Nkw Y Rg, 0;uber 6. Full ofHcUI ndrires of Ute tl.ite rive hen receirel at the NnTj De ptrtrueiit from AlmirtI D-ililren. They are v rj ntil-ct'rj, ri1, although from their nature, t'neir publication xt l i. timewouM be highly indiscreet. The? show that neither Dthlgrcn nor Oilmore are il!e. Tbe? re pu-hinsr forwunl preparations for the renewal of nctive ml efSci ent operations. Thee two ditinuihed com rnander hare too much the interest of the cue at hetrt arvl are too builv enipe.l in forward in their pre;-ir.tiom for rej-lucinj; the fortific. tion ami to Picture the city, to wnste their time in foolish bc'efins and jetlouies ascribed to to them bv certain tiew-pir correpnlenH and others. On the contrary they are working cordiAÜj anJ hetrtily to'her, n the result of their co ojer it'ot will be witne.ed before long in a tn inner which will convince IleaureMnl and his friends and svmtvith izern th t nil bttb itismis not exhUited in the first helling of the devoted citj. A letter to the New York Herald, from Fort Monroe, dted t Ue 4th. suvs: An pt no lit ion x l.ir" f tip ounislinc r f artillery, cav.drv and ri f u -try, h ts been oran- j lzed. and. in exjunction with evertl gunboats, etnrtcd fr m hcte yeterdy aftrrtioon. The weither is all lint could be desired, hence thi ext-elition wiil nt nfTTr lrm hut unfavorable wind und tide The detinati'!i of the expedition h uriktiown pPti to those who participate in it. The troops left under calci orders that ate not to be opened until a certain point ia retched The p!-e of rendezvous has been appointed, wheir various com L.ttiilcr- will adopt uch nieisores ns will insure the success of the etpe diti"ii. M tjor Gtneral Foster plumed the camp visn, and broke his pl.tns only to a few rorjipetent arxl trustworthy officers in whom lie h ts confidence The object of the expedition is to wreak a severe blow in a vitl point, and, if prnpr-rlv carried out, wi l have a telling effect in h i-tening our MI ctmpnipn on both sides. At all events, the reliefs will be compelled to concentrate a larjre fort e if none is. there at present ami, should the th l i'fer he the c-e, our troop are numerous enough to fiht a lie try engagement, with a result that cannot be otherwise than a Union victory. The steamer Saxonia has arrived news anticipated. The sjetmer Fulton, from Charleston bir on the 3il, h is arrived. - The rebel steamer Diamond had been captured by the gunboat S'etlin and taken to Port Hoval. She h d on board a valuable cargo of saltpeter and liquors. A Newbern letter of the 3Uh to the Herald says: The gunboat Homb-hell, Cipt. BrinkerbofT, left Newbern a few days ago under senlcd or ders and macle a reconnoi-aance on Pasquitmik river, which empties into Al'em rle sound. She landed n boat's crew near Eliz btth City. The m '0 were captured by the re.els, when Capt. B. opened a vigorous fire on the town, doing con eiderable damage The steamer C-morolitan, from Hilton Head O i the 3d, arrived this morninr with 2-0 äck and wotirided soldiers from Morris Island and I?eau fort The yacht Tortugis arrived at Hilton Head from Key Wet. Sc. Auguotine and Fernandina. Florid i. She rjorij no yellow fever, at either of thoe places. Tlie health of the troops is good. rroui alirlllo. Na-hvilll, October 5 A special to the Her aid says: An immense decree of excitement prevailed here to d iv in con-equence of rebel (ten Forrest , w th ; force of :bout l.H'ld rnonntcI men, having m ide a rnid on our line of railrd conimunicitioiiJ between thi nl ice on) Urideport or Ch.it tanooi. nnd H tliis particular ti'ne no trains arc moving nor h, jet t'i's circunt nice t ccd jriveno f4 rt i4ul ir ni-H !or ui riu The ei emy can do b J' cmp ir itively little to ii juie our coinmuni Cations. F n et rtiav ueee .! in interrupting our comrii'inic-itions lorn few h ti r , but we ha vp not only a f-rce to drive him back, but to defeat an immensely Heavier force. Th4,re is no ns to lcr (Jen. Ilosecratis puc-ce-s in holding his po-iti ;n at Chatt mooga. He is too strong :it that pi n e for the enemv to attack him with even a tihow of success. To day skir:nihin has bf et. coinj on in the neighborhood of M urlreeboro. Tiie enemv made an attempt to destroy bridpe of conjiderable impoitatice to us in a railroad point of view. In the skirmish a very few were wounded and none killed. Some persons are inclined to think that an enii;emeM is oinp on at Ch tttanooga, but I do Dot coincide with theru. Unle-s the enemy is very desperate he will not attack Chattanooga; if he does, there is every likelihood that he will be defeated. If lie attempts a Hmk movement on that place, he will meet a force that has been lon and well trie I in the field, and Uosecrans would be able to hold out aeveral days apainst movements and atticka ereo of a very superior force. The present raid was not an unexpected one we were looking for it. Cavalry movement do not surprise us; it is only when heavy bodies of infaiitrv mine on our lines ot communication or tlaiiks that we prepate for setious engage ments Let me assure the people that fers for Kose crans' rear, and f r the unlet? of Mnrfreesboro, need not be etitei tamed unless the enemy march oti our rer mi I Hank in full force, and a General well qualified to know, assure? me that there is no intonnation of an nttack on Chattanoosa up to the cu'tiii of wires between here and Bridpe port, said cutting having taken place thi morn1U' I'rmii l.ouivillrKy. LotrisviLLt. October ß. The Journal has a peciil frotu Kn uville, which is considered entirely reliable, that Butiiside holds the country south from Knoxville to Calhoun on the HUwa ee river, the We:ern and Atlir.tic railroad, and only miles distant from Kingston the , juuctiou of the WesUrn an 1 Atlantic and Rome railroads, an-l e ;f of Kn x v i . I frr as Oreen- ; v'wle on the East Tennes-ee -n i Virginia railroail. I He alo jxis-e.-r.es al' p.t-e im North Carolin. I Rurnside'.s ripht win i in eotntnnuic-itinn with ! Roseer ins and h s rs;:i :i all that could be i deire 1 ll;s aimy in the best health and spirits. Foiu Clneinnntl. Cincinnati, Oct er 6 Dobell's bureau and chair factory, on Sixth street, was entirely de:royed fy tire last uiuht A lumber yard and time adjoining hoU".s were considerably damacrd. Loss ahout 0,IK0. partly insured. Private advices from Ciiattanooi to the 1 t insl , represent the army thete, ia fine spirits and ils position impregnable A spa?cil to the Commercial of the 5th, from Knoxville. fay: Our forces below have penetrated to Howasee river. The enemy retiring. The enemv hs al-o fallen bck shove. Colonel Carter being beyond Greeatille to nizht. from Albany. Albant, October 6 Hon. Eratus Corning to day euf in h'a resignation a member of Con-gres-. on account of ill health, itnd business. PROFESSIONAL. FOLEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, IA Vll.l.!., IMH A A Will practice In the Courts of llendrkks aed 'ülnloj counties. sept?

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ST. COX.XJIwraA.'S FEMALE ACADEMY, Fifth M. ZanrYillr, Ohio. rilHIS ACADEMY I CONDUCTED BY SISTERS OF 4 the Order of St U'tn'riic, and I ppi1ed with oum-jx-int and experienced Tectiers bo will pare no effrtfortbe improvemeot of tbe. biiikIs a od morall of thoentruled to their cliarire. The Coure of Study I divided Jn four departments, and each department having ita own distinctive cotirM of strj'hes aUned it. The discipline of the chfol I firm and uniform; but ml d and pa ental. I nremittlng attention will be tiveD to th" health and comfort of the pupil.. The Actdemic yfar conit of tw- aekna of five month each, the flrt comrnerxinar on the fimt Monday of September; the aecond oti the firt Monday of February. The two ession will be cloed with a public distribution of premiums and honors, on the first Wednesday in July. Terms per Seaalon Payable In Ad vancn For Board and Tuition in the following branches: Ortho?raphy, keaduig. Penmanship, Geography, English Gram-nMr, Hitory, Arithmetic, Gometry, Astronomy, Khtoric, Composition, Critici-m. Principle of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Hotany, Mental and Moral Fhi-o-opi, l: ', ie , 4c, H't, 3'J and 955, according to the department of the pupil. . ( r.xt ra Charge. Mudc on llano per Session ". f 11 00 Mtitc on Guitar pr Session 10 00 Red and Ifeddiii? perSeiou 5 00 WarnnaT pr S (S-ion 5 00 Stationery, if found by the Institution, per Sesion, 3 HO Nod"ductHn will le made for absence unless occaaiontHl hy i.ickne. Iupil entering after the coninjericeTierit of a Session will hecharired only for the remainder of that Session. Hoarder are reqired to hrins tale furniture, napkins and all n cesnary articles for tbe tiet. The uniform Is bUck merino tress, with white sunbonnet. Busine letter to b addressed to th MUTHKK SUPERIOR OfST. COLUMBA'S. Zanesville, Ohio. Ternm for liar 5ctioIar Tuition per Session, Second Junior Department... $5 00 " First 44 44 ... 6 iO " Second Senior Department... 7 00 " M Ftrs " ... 8 00 Elementary Department 300 ept3t)-dlm GROCERS. SUGAR. 400 HnnsXEW0RLEAXS stGAR 300 URIS REFiXKüsuaAR For alp bjr i:ai:l V iiatciifj:, LAKATKTTE, INDIANA. TEA. 0"Y H ALF CHESTS OK TEA. -QjJ CADDIES OF TEA. For Sale by IMRIi V H ATCHER, LAKATITTK, INDIANA. COFFEE. 5QQ BAGS RIO C0FFEK. BAGS JAVA COFFEE. Q BALES M0CI10 COrFEE. Tor wale by E A It It X HATCHER LAfATETTE, INDIANA. TOBACCO. 500 BOXES ASSORTED. 1 000 CAIIIES ASfORTED. lu store and for sale by EARL fc HATCHER. LAP ATETTK, INDIANA. fep22-dlai CROCERS. W. R. H0GSHIRE & CO., Wholesale and Retail GEOCEES, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ."No. 25 WeM Wnsl t npton treet lndlauapoiit, indluna DEALERS IN COFFEES, SUGARS. MOLASSES, SYRUPS, RICE, TEA, NAILS, GLASS. WOODEN WARE. SOAPS. CANDLES, STARCH, RESIN. TAR, TOBACCO, MACKEREL, WHITE-FISH. CORDAGE, TWINE, COTTON YARNS. BATTING. DYE STUFFS, 4c. ETart'cular attention flren to the CIHns; of orders. septlS-dlm W. R. nOGJHIRE k CO. FOR SALE. FA It 31 FOIt SALE. N EK.HTTACRF. FARM NF.AR INDtASAFOLJ la a (tool iue of cniiistion, for sie n sr term j.j ly to McKKKrAN A PIEUCK, auj;10-d6Od iVeal K'Ute Ace&ts '

FURNITURE. WM, GLENN & SONS. WHOLESALE GROOEKS. tOand ?2 Vine Street, bet. Second and 1'carl Mrceti, Cincinnati, TTAVF. ALWAT3 ON HAND AND FOU SALE, AT I JL the 1owet market prices, a large and well selected stock of (roreries, Tohacco Cordate Woo-'en-ware, Ac, to which we invite tbe attention of tbe trade. sfn'12-dtm BOOTS AND SHOES. 73 76 76 BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE. TTTE HVE RKCK1VFI) A LAKGK AND WELL WW a'soi.ed st ick of BOOTS AND SHOES for the Fall and Whiter Tra ie, to which we invite th atteEtion of city and country merchant.. Our tock ha been selected with reference to Indiana and Illinois trade, and embraces C'istoiii and Eastern work in 1 are variety. We have an abundance ot extra sizes, both in Boots and bfes.and we think we can uit the trade both in price and quality. V. Ii. Ilciirii'U'k Sc t;o., No. 76 West Washington Street. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. sept28-d'.,m REMOVAL. C. W. STEFFENS E. F. STEFFENS C. W. STEFFENS & CO., MATHEMATICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL Instrument Makers, INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA, Have removed their Establishment from Blackford'a Building to No. 2 South Meridian street, two doors below Washington street. All kinds of small Machinery, Models, Ac, tc, neatly done. KepirinK -roniptly attended to. Jj J4-d3m PIANOS. Knabo & Co's, Bradbury's, AND THII F1EST CLASS PIANOS, AT .Tl. II n II AM A; CO'S 11 11 1 OH IIOIIHC C O I" II t 1 . septn-du MACHINES. One Machine not at the Fair. TW1j iTJl their ntereht to call at tbe Hoosier Factory, at the weM end of Wahincton street, Indianapolis, w here they can ee L. U linen s late improvement in Carding Machines, Patented September 1st, 1h3. With this improvement j the cards will make no waste. They are very umpie and can be attached to any Cardinjj Mathine at a very small expense. Cs.Il an1 tee tbera workinn'. octl-d2t L. O'BRIEN. WINES. CHAMPAGNE WINES. iirK I f following rrtirated brands: PICICl.TIPCIilAlinqiinrta, pints and lalf pint. mim SEAL from De Venoge V Co's. Epernaf, France. Alto, on handl.TIPKUIAL CAIIltET. Alvorri. Caldwvtll X Alvord, G8 I'jsat Waahlncton Street. Juneis BOOTS AND SHOES. DONT PASS THIS B5TI TIIE BRAACH STORE -OFr. heimisch. NEW YORK, SELLS CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, AT NEW. YORK PRICES. flinE PACT THAT THIS STORE IS CONNECTED J with New York. acres m-tonier. that they will always End price, s well as stylet, to correspond with tae metropolis, nememrr tee place. ENCERIIUU?E BLOCK. mylA-dly 0 111 noi. treet. tear CnJoo Depot.-

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CIIAS. W. STIGG, Attorney at Law 50. 6 TEVirERAXCE HALL, mchltl-'aS-dlT Indlanapotls.lndlana. INSURANCE. &m INSURANCE COMPANY, OF IIAItTFOHD, CO.tM. TNA BUILDING, 1NDIAHAP0LIS. Erected 1359 Owned by the C0 Cali Capital anl SiirpliiM, 0 i(;.j.i:. . The Income of this Couiaiy t double that of any other fire Insurnnre Corporation in the United Statea T7SPKi IALrrKNTlONGIVKNTOTUF.lNSCRANCF i ot tarm property, dwellinrsand out-bcildinK. In sure rjch buildings or contents i n a very favorable manner, for three or rive years. l,oe rnuitnblr AdiuttPd and I'roiuitlly Paid In Cash. WM. HENDERSON, Agent, mch21-'C3-dly INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. PAPER BACS. For the use of Grocers, Druggists, Bakers and Fruit Dealers. l-tfTE HAVE JUST KKCF1VFD ANTHFR LOT OF WW I'nner llac. We rite siiei and prices as follows: No. 1 50 cents for 500 1 . es . -o 1 no . 1 '.'5 i rs 1 75 2 t) 3 00 3 4 4 8.. 10 . V5-. Bowen, Stewart & Co. sept?-d2w DRY GOODS. PS i s 0 P5 P Ö 0 0 0 si 10 WANTED. Men Wanted Immediately, TT7HÖ TlJH TO ENGAGE IN A LEG rTTM ATE Tl W boines Tby are invited to call t tb oOce, No. 6 Odd Fellows' Hall, op stairs, and eiamis aon of the moti imponsni new entuns .r tn eg, r rota tSoO to fl.tx'O can he mad .very month by small Id veetjaem ot f äsj. me practical working ot it inveo tion will be fall shown to all who are bokirg Ur H si ness. A.J vTOODWORTH, aeprii-dlw

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A t- tf m BUY A tiKM ISK WAI.TIUM WATCH Ifjen wts.l a dnrM I r II ti.l . tin- . r. BUY AGESriNE Wtl.Tlf A V 4TCH it en.fi Wa ani 1 warth don! ! th ytk cf IW worth'. t'.lah ad 9wt watrh. GENUINS WAI.T1IAM W ATCtlF. bad. t lteaW t for EaiJrooJ r.;-Tt m4 G "'. GCNTINE W ALTHAM ICHLtnaJ etreal, for Sauters hswvj huntioj; car, acrura'e tim krr. We pet C"ir TTatrb drct frri the rii.farU47, aad keej lon but the peusiir.. SIN'jf.K WKTCflESSENTTt MiLMI.r.H otMlwrs In wnt t.f tiru-keeprr. at tS lot r.M. Th trde supplied at factvry prior. St iA W ft cir cuUr. We also luve a lrp -.irt-y d ! ptu-e-l $mim Watchc, Flu J.wtlry aud iJ si;-i i.W. P. BINGHAM U CO., 50 Eat Waahington Street. Ne.f Add Fellow,4 UalL RAILROADS. INDIAXAPOUS AM) CINTIXNATI M m a - JL. 1 ia A I L R O A D 1 Stinrteat Heute hy Tlilrtjr mi eat 50 CHANGE of Cars to CINCINNATI, bytbia ROim. Cliaue of ti-no. lrt and after Mottdar, April , and until furthtr pmk-. Three tralmdeave Indianapolis Dwilj,(SmrdaTS.aepie4.) 1711RSTTRA1N. fi-t A.M , (CINCINNATI KXPKEFSj ' arrives at Cincinnati at 10:40 A and Lln-tou Kr., ?JM P. M., and close connections at Cincirmatt with Utt). Mi mi. Ctndun.U. W. Zao.vin a od MaQetta Kailrads, for all points In Southern (hio. fecond Traln-llX) A. M. OrtclnnaU Mall, arrtre. at Cincinnati 4:20 V. M., making clone eoinctlons with lb. Little Miami Railroad for Loveland, Morrow .Columbus. Newark, Zaneville, and Wheelinc. Third Train 6! P. U, CiDCionall Express, arrives at Cincinnati P.M. Fare same as by any other rente. Call for jour tickets eta tb Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad. Baggage checked throuirt. W. H. L. NCBLIC, General Ticket Afent. S. W. Elliott General Pas.enner Agent. PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS R-A.ILRO A.D. I8C3. nnJlJi 863. NEW ARRANGEMENT. lew lloute to Cnlcar via Kokama. 31 MILKS SHORTER THAN ANT OTHER ROUTE. ON AND AFTKR MONDAY. APRIL 30. 1M1, traina traina will te run as follow.; A Chirac Eipr Train will leave iQdlarj.poIla at 12.3i P. M- arne at Kokouo at 2:10 P. M fa tim ta make close connection with trala on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logansport, Valparaiso and Chicago, tod arrive atPrni at 4.20 p. M. Ketnmlng. th sane train will leave rem at 179 A. .. taiktnf et ssubmüub with tL nrbt leaiat froa Chicago, and arrive at Indianapolis at 5:20 A. M. A Mail Train will leave Indianapolia at 445 F. Metoppiiig at allatationa and ariirlif at Pern tn timet make connections with the trains on the Toledo and Wa bash Railway, for TV abash, Huntington, Tort Wayne, T ledo and Detroit. Returning, the same train will leave Pern at kV4 A. M., after the arrival of the train on the T.IW.R. W. from the East, and arrive at Indianapolis at 10:00 A. M. In time to make connections forallpoinU Kaat,aVtUh and West. A Chicago Expresstraln will leave Indianapolis at P. M.t making close connections atKrkomo with train for Loganport, Valparaiso and Chicago, und arrive at Pern at l:0r A. M., Intim to makeconnection with train going East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail way. a Keiarsing toe same train wut leave renai 12:1 r.m. making cloe connection at Kokoroo with the train on the cinefnnati and Chicago Air Line R. R. from Chicago, Valparaiso and Logans port, and arrive at Indianapolia at 410 P. M.. in time to counect with the evening trains for Cincinnati, Lootsville and other point. DAVID M ACT, General Agent and Superintendent. V. T. Malott. General Ticket Agent. febU, M-dly Iiidiaimpolix and Tladi-on 1863. QTK 1S63. flew Arrangement t Commence .'loh duj , l eb. 2. IMi l. rWlU'O paenrer trains dally (Hondaysekoepted) beJ twevii Irxlianapoh and Xkdinoo. l-ave the Liiion De'Kd IndianaprI!s at iO A. M arxl 3 P. M.. arrivin dison at II A. M. and 74 P. M. Leave tbe Dpot at Madison at A. M. and 3 P. M., arriving at Indianapolis at 11 A. M. and 819 P. X. The train leaving Indianap-4is at .30 A. M.ennnert with that 4eaving Oduntns at .4 A. M. for Ka.lbvvllie and P.uhvijle, anlvlEg al belb)vllle at 10-6 A.M. and Ku-bvil!e at 12J0 P. M. Leaving Ru-bvilte al 130 P M Fbelh-rhile at til P. M.. connect at CoImbns with tbe I and M. train, arriving al either Indianapolis or Madison the Mrs evening. This Road forms a line with the Packet, at Madton fr the trnporttion of freight between Cincinnati and Indianapolis and points West. Tanl of f reights as low as by any ether root. 8hlppersand mchanta West will find It to tteirtcter. t to h!p by this line. D.C. BRANIIAM, SaneriDtetdent. JEFFERSOXVILLE RAILROAD Three Tr.iiiiM Daily, (Sunday Excepted.) Traita Arrive Trains Leav I ;(0 f. !! - T-50 A. V P25 p. m ; a so p.m. 430 A.M. 43 P. X. BO VI TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOM MODATIOS of passenger at Southport, Greenwood, Frank I'.n, mburgh, Cottjmbca. iLaklcg connections tt Serconr with traina c th Ohio k Misats.irp4 LW, and at LsmlU Tille with train on the LouiavtU. Frank tort k Lexlnft aad LouUvllie and Nahrll Roads. Freight trainsleave daily. Freight prompt1yferwar,4l. Office, Madison Tpot, VTest 1d. A. 8. CA RÜTHERS, Si pennte fydetiL. J.O. Wgrronw. Freight Agent. apl'83-djy 1862 fsns: St. 1062 ALL PTRW)NS PURCHASING TICKETS FOB ST JOSEPH and ether point In Northern Misowrt, lh ttte of Kansas, or tt Territories, shoe Id tnaiat n hv ng tickets that read by the .MJHT1I ."H5XOMII ItAlLUOAD, Tb only rail roi from St. Lonlst St. Joseph. ItUth shorust and quickest lia. by thirteen boars, to th r oteat pctat readied by rail, tad la a' wajt a cheap a any other. Bay year Ticket t Kansas svnd ail potnti Sorthern Miavoan by th nh Mtaaotiri kilrol. ISAAC H. 8TTRGI0J. Pre.'t and Gen'l Sept. North Miaor1 K. 1. TJKNRT H. SIMMONS. 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