Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4112, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1863 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL. S XTtT aud ruHUrnKi BT Ol in lixtil ncirti) At THE NEW SENTINKL 0I-T1CK, oiTii rrr.iiiniA TiiEfrrf ss i aan raa roeroervca EIDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM, iropritlor. 'aa? JftC aw..N Out ci y, year t? 00 Or crjy, sir north M Ofe Copy, SWOtllh. Ö IVilvert! by tbe carrier eitles lb cJtjr. 1 eenta per weel, payable to the carrier. Ages' iU U supplied t 'I a week. Cttv ubrlln will be Bil re.r".niM f-e papers left the.r buea a.tertbej have reward, or bc Oier wish them diacr.t;noed,uot reus U gW at lbs of. & of piblcaJ..D No paper sect withvst pr. payment, or cnoünued longer I an paid f it. Optes of tbe luttr rnjiu can b bad at the office ch taKf-ntr.g, Mvd taa Wiif Srui. räch Monier aorwir-R, seatly eeeiored. for Stalling. WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL, PUBLISHED EVERT MOS DAT AT One Dotlar ttntl Mty !. IVnr, rar ail lavABJASLT ib adtajc K ATISR OF A I V K It X I I It U

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Od K.narr, rue l:i-rtlon frt two " 1 f .ur " 3 for ruh nulxuent lnTtin, ari1 fr earh Insertion ff rt.S aMilln1 par 75 00 00 S3.S Adrrr'JirM-Ms j.n! li.M In .oth thc.Dily aid the Weekly jtiki will r rharil the full Daily rate, mil M.e-Itjf Ibr Werkl rate 11el. l.u.ii e Jfotire ttiiH-lieil in the lnrl colaniii, cf fen tnearir nmS-r, ;!l (.. rhrsrnl for ecb litertion 1; If r tru lme. ten r-nt fxr line. Charge will be ma t fr iitrrtinic the irtiemf the followii n (rler. .Jetie. anl AaiMiriauilit at tbe rate Bame.t, t le.ait in a1vaiir-: Military Cvinpjr.ieii. Or-lor t Ol-I Fe!l.w, Malc OHer, I'e-firat.lrT.t !rl-t!e an-t Siniin S.x ieflea. For earh tiolire ti'-t esre.ti-.K l'r cent f.r tacb Insertion. fver elht tute at thl-. rate. A!ii-urK.liii death with funeral notice attarhe l, f 1; w!tHmit rt iee free Marrlaice Notier 50 cent. Hotlre of Ke.tlva!. IVtik- an.l Kcurior., :' "P1" InHivMuala or aMiati..n, or l-y thr;rchr. at the reirnlar pru e Alertler)rlit leaded ali i plac J nti'Jer tbe bead of Uperial Sottre. If tenlinea or over, will .e charge.! double the nual rate. A'lverll'iemer.t makirij? le!han three linec, nerteil we 4n the Daily, will be chared fifty cent. Tearhr B!Tertleri topav quarterly. A nn o'i neu candidate f,r offi-e of every dev:riptioii to e rharirrd at the rate offl 50 for eat I mine In the Daily, and 3 in the Daily and Weekly, tbe eame to be. In 11 f ae, paid In advance. Leral a lrerurceiit laerted atthe eijru of the at4rnrj a ordering, and not delayable for tbe l-iral proceedInf, but collectable at our unual time. PutdNhera not BccountabW for the amirscycf lej;l advert UeraenU be. ol tbe araoant rharee! for their .ubHeaii'U. KLLf.K, HAkKNKS. A BIN' '.H AM, I'roprletorB Indiana State Sentinel. J. M. TILFOKD. President Indianaoolie Journal Company. BUSINESS DIRECTORY II BANK. Ko. 1 Ft Wai-hiructon atreet ppoalte the Sentinel OSlce. tuayi i.ivuiY xtaiim:?. A i. LLEN A I1INSU.T, livery arM Sale "table, in the rear of the Palmer Horn. JuneS-dly I'UI!fllUU. DAY 15 k CO., Union Foundry, Delaware atreet, oppoaiU Union lepvt. If ASSF.LMAN A VINTON. VTahinirton Foundry and 1 Machine Work. eal end Cuion Depot. iny29 11 1:1 1 kntati: a.i:xj. I FRANCIS SMITH, formerly Deliell A Smith. Real i Katate Agent and Taa Payer, 3T F.a-t YahituTou atreet. Houe t rent. Jar.35-dly 'i MrKEIUfAN A P1ERCK. Real Batate Agenta and Proker, 10i Fast Wa-hlrgt'ti atreet WM. T. WII.KY, Real F.Mate Agent a?id Stuck Broker, 1 Kat Washington atreet. may 14 HOOT AM IY KIIOi: DI.AIJ.UN. P. tbe Uc C MATHKW A CO., Wholeaale dealer In Bt, 8hoe, and Kubner, No. 4 Robert' Block, opposite Union Depot, Indianapolis, Ind. ej4 ADAM KNODLK A ON, manufaetnrer and dealrra In all kind rf Bda and 5h-iea, No. .12 Ka-t Wahrgton atreet. apriT ItOOKS AID STATION V. f0WF.N, STEWART A CO., wholeale and retail dealI era In B.k and Stationery, Bnd lrinttTH Material, So. 1H Went WAahinKton atreet. ?r26 litv ;oois. WT A II. C.LKNS A CO, New Tort Store, Dry W OootiawioleaeJe and Ketail, Glennt Block, Kal flBhingtoD atreet. mj5 J1IIM A7 Äl.A AN I QL'IIF.N U' Alii:." IHAS. K. HAWTHORN. Importer of Cb na,C.lae and Uueennware. No. H3 Kant Wa-h'iittcn t.. 'ndiaoapoli, Indiana. Alo, Dealer in 8tn ware. dec28 .nr.iiniANiT vailoiin. TIRED RICK td-rPKR. Merchant Tailor, and dealer t In rea.ly made clothing and furnishing cmxi, No. 21 w eat Wah!ngt.Ttj atreet, epptwite !ciitsnei oince. mj ITTOltNr.YN. 1 1 C DONALD A ROACH K, Jorhp F.. MclVnald, Adill di.on I. Uoache, At.t.ruey and CoiinM-lor at ey and Law, .P.tfta luaurance Cora auy Miildii.g avcond leifloor, rernTlvania utreet. dly C O F 1 1) i: X T I A I, TOUXfl MF.N IV HO HATE INmrd themelve by rertaiti ecret babtt. which uuRt tUmt for SuMntM, p'aure or the dutie of nantedtifr; ii 'KriT a!o. nudlie-atrd and old mm. wno from t be follia f youth or other ttuw.. fret a debility : advance of their year, be fore )laing thetuelve ander theatre atment of ony one, aht-uld tirt read "THK SFCRF.T FhlKND " MarrteAl la will learn something of importance by reruj g "The Se ret Fncnd." Sent to any a blr,in a ealed euvelo;e, ou receipt of Ten Cent. DR. STL' ART A CO can be coulted on al1dieae of private ot cot.f.dei t.a! nature, from S A. M. to 9 P. M (Surav from 9to II A.M..)atthetr off.re. AJlre.a DK.'M A. STUART 3 CO , mri.3l-d.twlv i--.-.' H.iii.n.V'i WINES. ' CHAMPAGNE WINES. UTK ARE SOLJC AGENTS rOR THE SALE OF Till followtnc rhrart Srant: rinci. i.m ri:iiiAi.inquwri. pints and half pint., r.lin:. m:aL, front l Ycnogr A llpernnrt I'ranre. Alie.on hundl.M rilltl AI. CAIIINI.T. AIord, CaltUvtll A: Alvorcl, ; IUat HBhluelon Sttrrrl. Jonl HOTELS. BATES ÖOUSB J. I.. uoirox, PSOPklKTUK. INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. tnyOo- dtf BOOTS AND SHOES. At No. 39 Writ Watnmrwn n. ALAlUlC TTHJK OP HOMK MADK W()kK UE aaie Bap, one n,r eaat of the palmar 1 ! -30 -41 A. UNTI.

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VOLUME XII. INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. a B U.B VOrTAIB B B llUOi I. TrtinsLeav. Tralm Anlr. 3M) A. at - TS A M1.V) P.M irNoon. 8.20 P.M Hall ft tW P.M. IBbtABACBaTBAL BAILWAT. Trams Ieave. Trains Arrive. & 15 A. M 10 A.M. 115 P.M Mall YMV M. TIB P. M 45 P.M. UMAf AfOIII AID ClJtCI!STIB4lUOAn. Trains Leave. Traina Arrive. 4 no A. M 11:15 A.M. .... i; 15 P.M. 710 P.M 1M0P.3I TBBBB BACTB BAILBOAÜ. Train Ieara. 20 A. M , Train Arrlv . 3:40 A.M. . 11 oO A. M. . fA P. M. 1 50 P. M.... UKV, P. M LOCMVILLB. BW AUAIT A fTHICARO BAILKOAD. fTtrM. Hreenraotle Junction. Koine LOfth. 3 10 T. M Goina; outb .12:20 P. M LAFAIITTB bailbbad Train leave. Train Arrive ...3 40 A. M. ..ltrSO A. M. ,. 6:20 P.M. 12:rt0 5on 4 IS P.M. 10.30 P. K. pian AiDiiMAiArouatAiLiOAt). TralrIyare. Tram Arrive. 120.1 A.M Chkajc Kiprein, 5o.5....5 0 A M. 4.15 P. M Mall IM" A.M. 10-10 P. M....Chlra(to Kxprea, No. 1.... 3 5t P.M. iiniABAroLia aid w a 010 a bailboad. Train. Leave. Tralna Arriv. TOO A.M Kxprea 11 OO A. M 3 00 P. M Accommodation... .:4 P. M jarrxaKoiTii-Li baii.boad. Train Irave. 910 A.M Mall Traine Arrive. 3.1C A.M. . 10 p. M. 9;00 P. M... Arrival and licpnrturf or .Tiniu. or Clolnc abbivala. luifayette way andCbicaKo city.... . 6.00 r. . 7:00 a. 12.30 r. Through Mail Cincinnati and way mail Through tnAiU Peru mll Terr Haute way mail. . . ..10K) r. . 11.1) A. A. ..11:30 Through iuaiI . . M:IH) r. Ma !ion malb J(.fT-rinv;IIe and LouSville Kellefontaire way mail and New York, Phil drttdii and Piit-burg pellerMiitaine throupli mail Central through mail Central way mail .11 3(1 A. . H 00 r. H:45 7:.1"t 7'hi 2:30 ocrABTüita. Mail Clont Lafayette way and Chicago Xh rousjb mail. ....... CitM innati and way mail Through mall Peru Terre Haute way Through mail Madron mail. ... Jerfrrix'iivilleand Louisville mail. Rellefontaltie war mail Through mail N. ....... .... 11:30 a. m .... "n p. m. . .. . .Krl5 a. m. .. .. i:iH p. m. .. . 11 30 A.M. 1201 at. .... 8 2U A. 2:00 P. 7:O0 P. 7:00 r. .... 7"0 P. . ... 12:0O .. .. 7 t'0 p. Indiana Central way ma'i. Through mail SCALES. patentVlatfor F A IIIHANK'X CATTLE. HAY, COAL, CHAIN, WA RR HOUSE, RAILROAD, TRACK, a y d COUNTER SCALES, f . er 7 "- t.--a 1 iu - - j 1 - f 41 nnf art 11 rd4 nnl ts t - . j j P MAB W a k a r.r.tiKHAn CO., St. Johnsbttry, Vermont. Foraate at Mannfacturer'pr'cr!,y W.P.3ALLUP,Agent, 74WeatWahingtoi4t., ap21-wly anapol a, Indiana. DRY GOODS. CQ o o 01 P 0 0 b w H b 0 b 0 H X in b til W a 3D Ci 1 0 a to w O W O 52! 5C H X CO o p-5 o w CO o m H 0 0 ' X x CO PS o CO CO o Eh eZ, o CO 02 r-1 PQ CD P M o Hi O b CO Q o O INSURANCE. Indiana Fire liiMirancc Company. Indianapolis. Indiana. Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall, (UP STAIRS.) 1 a '..!.. 1 kf no oon 1 IVWiUUUi N"WHKS liWKLI lt;S. HOUSEHOLD KUKNtTUkK. Bart.e.. Hv. (: v. ainl Ue Mock tLereir.. aga:ü.t ! 1 b and dniae by fro, for lie term vt five orKVfiij jeir Uorrrrti J. ? 11 . r y. rederick Krafts. C. C. Ot:n, j m.T ia..n, lt,du;.jpJlis Jha H. Huttoli, Kictcu tlU. i 0pi-KB J S Ilirev, Preeidetd: FrrlerH.k Kra-r, j Vkc lt.der.t; fr-.irrtk 1;:, Traurcr; Wm. T. j (jiliwe, hecrctAr) . j ('. ('. nLI1,.enerNl AKrnt. j karBBjrara. Wm. A. Sec State. Centre- j ille: Andrew Wa'.Uce, Fq , Merchant, J.nif M. Kay ChierL!.k of Ma'e, H. A Hrtcter. K4 . Merchai.l J r. Mclfiaid. Att. roey at l.wt Jo.ub lke. F. , or Ixke A tit:, K.J. Petk, F.-j . lTeident T. 11. A I. Kailroad t'o., Indianip.di: Jobti l'eteron, Fj , Steigen R. MiiitMii, Men bai.t. lv. hm.i.t. Ii. Y . llliam-n. K q , Attorney at Mw, lireencale; ti. W. IHM, Kff ,Ptttauirtt; Harey D. Volt, K.., Tcrre Haute; M. C. Culver, Kj , Tippe". novt)-Ora

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INDIANAPOLIS, DAILY SENTINEL TELECRAPHIC: f BBPOKTKD EiraaMLT POB TUB RAIL! BT ATI llirnML. .ti Ui'porls. BUTLER'S ORHER WORKING WONDERS! Great Demand for Certificates of Loyalty I THE COXSCItll'TION IIII.L. Gen. Uullcrto .regoliate for the Exchange of Prisoners. DEATH OF GEN. BUF0RD. LATKIC FJ103I MEXICO MC IU MC c. Ac, Ac, A'c Ac. trom l MNlilngton. Wa.shinutux, Decemtier 1G Nijht before last, Musby with n ti) of 'M guerrillas ruide a de-cent ihkui tlie picket line.a oi our outride defeiien, south of the l'otomac, but without tffect itig any heriuus ilamae. Our cavalry was bttit in pursuit. An itbstirJ rumor is circulating to-daj in the city that My wu.s in town y csit-rdiiy attrrnuon. 1" lie uiliuiy authorities luve been on n nhatp lookuul lur hi di but williout ructe.vs Iiis reportevl at the navy yrd that the rebels, a lew 4 itince, opeittnl with field pieces on our ut:bo 1U.1t the tiiuuth ofthe Kat n.iiiii'K k, ami tlint the stearncr. alter a lew shot in return, hastened oil it. to the Potomac. From inhiriLiatioti tecciveti here, it is learned that (Jen. Hutler'i order Xo. 4b. recently is.-ued, has work eil ondtrs in reclaiuiiii: to their allegiance to the Ooverument, sy mpatliizers with the rebellion in that department. Its operations beftan in Norfolk on Saturday l.ti-t, when the numher of hitherto noted opponents to the Government voluntarily came in and look the oath of allegiance. On Monday the number of applicants for cer tificates of loyalty was so reat that they could hardly be acconimodoted. The probabilities dech'edlv are that Congress will repeal the $!00 cin-e in the enrollment act. The Military Committee of the Senate is believed fo btr in favtir of doing o, and it is not unlikely that tliey will ntt trh a ertioti to that etfecl to the amendatory bill introduced by Senator Wih-on. A bill rejKJited back Iroin the Senile Committee on Military Affairs, with aniendments, reduces the proposed hounty for the enlistment of veteran lo $100, and of others to $10, and includes thoe only who are not now in the service. Senator Wilson's ameHdraent to tho conscription bill exempts the following persons: such as are mentally or physically unfit lor the service; the Vice President ol the United States; the Judges ol the various courts of the United States; the heaili of the various executive departments of the United States; the Governors ot the'eeveral States; the only yon liable to military duty of a widow wholly (dependent upon his l.tbor for pupxrt; the only ?ou of an aged or in fit m parent or paieiits wholly dependent upon his labor for support, and in care there are several out. atd all are drafted, futh parent or parens may elect which son .hall be exempt; the only brother of orphan children under twelve years of age wholly dependent upon his labor lor support; where among several sons two shall have been disabled or died in the service, the residue shall be exeniot; any person convicted of Iclony. Separation of enrollment in clusnes to be abolished. lVtsoiis enrolled moving lo atioihcr locality ni ay have their n mes liken f;om the ltl ami laced ujHXi the enioliinetit in the place of his le-ideme. Anv r-ersoii etirtilletl who sImII procure an acceptable substitute shall be exvinpt. From ev TiorU. Nkw York, December 11 ilinitillan dates to the 11th tilt., State that that plate i- closely besieged by Kiencl. gut i rilla. Supplies Irom the iuteiior ate cut oil and the people me sutleiing trout wo.it ot ptovi-ioiis. A French gunboat is also guarding the town, besides a number ot French Egyptian lnops. Tho natives are very hitter against French despotism und hope lor intervention by the United States. A special to the Tribune, dited Washington, Dec. 1G, says: Gen. Schofield had an interview with the President this evening. No order relieving him his been, and probably none will he i-stied until a suitable successor to commit id the deputmentof Missouri be decided ujhiii and also a ne ' command found lor General Schofield. General Ilulord died in this city lo day of tvphoid lever and dysentery. A epecial to the Times says: An ellort is being made to give Gen. liutler full authority to negotiate lor the exchange of our prisoners now languishing in rebel prisons It is understood here that he has expressed his willingness to undertake it and confidence in his ability to effect it. Moreover it M understood he w ill be act e; t it le to the Kichmond authorities as negotiator, and they will be disposed to treat on the b.is ot coi.a dei ing all our captured l:e gro sohheis, not claimed as slaves by their own er-, on the same footing as our w hue sold ers, A demand was made to da? urxin the State) Department to claim the surrender of the cap-1 tured Llicsipeke Irom the I ova Scotia authorities under extradition. Affidavits to base the claiai upon were received this alternoon. The Herald has the following .-fecial, dated He nhpi triers Untied Slates fotces in Western Viigu.ia, Dec. 14: We have intoiuia im that a detachment of the 20th Pennsylvania cavalry , while out on :t scout ordered by Gen Kel!e, letrojed a louudry at Edinhuig.in the Sinn ndoah Vally. The rebels were ui!ig th.e toundry fir preparing ip-m t be sent to lochmnd, re;iriel to te there ued iu the coi.srruction oi gunt"itts. A pillion td the troops under command of Col. Wells iii'l the tr t.t ol Gm. SulüvanV column had severe slit liiirli yeter l t lie ir Strasburg. .Col Weil tonk pome twenty prisoners, a piti-ii of whom belonged to Keli's corps, indittiii'g that the enemv Iiis or i trying U rcintorco Imbodeu i:i tite Shenandoih Valley. The reason, tor tliis will 0011 be apparent The Tribune his the following Irom Texas. In the ear I v part of October it w a rumored th it on the Colotado river, in Fayette nd 11 istrop coun'ies, thirty-tour persons lud beeu hanged four Americans and thirty Germans. The steamer City ot Cork arrived from Liverpool, with dates from that point to the 2th, and Qneenton ihe 30th one day's later news. The Pop' reply to the invitatioa of Congres cxpiesi-es hi conviction that the Congress would respect hi rights Tbe Paria Constitutionen atttcka the Eng lish government for declining lo eiiter the pro posed Congres, and savs il trouble and condt gr ttion should et.jue, as probabe, the eutiie respoiiibi!ity will fall ui-ni those who rejected the work of peace and conciliation. f rom Cairo, Caibo. December 16 The teamer Julia. from New Orleans, broutht 250 paseiifr and 212 hgheaJs ol sufjr, lor St. Lou: Five hundred and fifty trafczler. desertera nJ recruits were sect to Memphis cd Louisville from here to-day. The steamer St. Patrick, from Memphis the 14:h, his arrired The etesmer Juli report that the Braten waa fired into below Rodney ou the I Uli. Three women and one man were killed, and severat wonnded The Julia a!so reports that the steamer Te cuiurcU was burned ou the lC.h of November.

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(ten. llurlbat has issued a special order to th effect that guards be established on the designted roads leading into the city. Cotton will be admitted on these roads, but cone other. The ofTicers in charge of pickeu will teak a memoran dum of tbe mmes of owners and con iijrues and mark the number of bales and report the mdi daily to the local treasury agent. The time and dty must also be peeified when the cotton pniduce may be brought in. If broucht So otherwie than id compliance with ibe order, it will be seized. Commanders at Laermnpe, Corinth and Colum bus will be authorized to make slmiUr regula-: tmns at the posts named, when in their judgment the state of their commands and the adjacent country will permit. Guerrillas are reported to be at rarions points alonz the river between here and Memphis. The Memphis cotton market is dull. Sales for two day. 95 bale, at Cb'70c. Receipts from below, 95 bales. From ForiTcTa .Tfonroe FoBTarsa Monroi. December lG-The Richmond Whig in an editorial says: The Atlanta Confederacy aa-ert that our carairy advanced, on the 10th, above Kinggold, finding the country clear of the enemy, they proceeded thence to Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge. Here they found nothing but debris of the enemy's camp. The position seemed to hive been deserted on Saturday last. - In the town of Cbattinoog. and below, the enemy had visibly decreased hi force. The "presumption is tint a heavy column has gone after Longsdreet, and tint an expedition started into West Tennes?eeto look after Forre-t who ha taken advantage of the absence of Gen. Sherman's corps. The Whin also says: Although thcreappears to be no doubt of the movements of Ocn. Averill from Kanawha in the direction of East Tenne-see and Virginia, the War Department his received no additional intelligence from that qtnrter. The enemy's movements, so far as known, seem to indicate a raid on(the railroad Or probably tiprn the counties of Rottetourt, Rockbridge and Augusta f rom St. Joltna. St. Johns, December 17. The steamer Uibernia, from Galway on the 8th, arrived to-day. Newa nine days later. The 6tearaer Oibralter (formerly the Sumter) arrired at Queenstown with cotton from Wilmington. CROCERIES. Ruger 8l Jay cox, Wholesale Dealers in OGEEIEB -AND Opposite tnion i)cpoi9 East; Fi rs.;imt:M'! , .stand. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. LAKE SALT. it ii u i: n Ac .i a v ox, -SELL AT CLETELAND AND TOLEDO PRICES. Ruger 8c Jaycox, MANCFACTURERS OF Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking TO BACCOS. THE TRADE SUrriJF.DON MOST LIRERALTERMS. oct2f-dw NOTIONS, TOYS. &C. TO DEALERS IN NOTIONS, TOYS, IT'S i iio;y Goods, Acc. particular fur tue cominR HolKlaj, I wintora:i the attention of dealer In the ahove tr.(Kds. Havin;; In-Uiht unlr very favorable circumstance. an4 unierHati'lind th wants f tlie trade thorujrhly by long experience, it will be to tbe interest of buyer to examine mj ware rootnt wbrre they w ill flrM the Urfttt variety of pocvl ever brought together under one roof, at acch prices as will afford a r. oo4 pro&t Repectful!r. CHARLES MAYER. no-dwlni 5o. 2$ West Washington street. DRUGS. STEWART V iriOKCwAIY, Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS No. 40 East Washington St., mn lvwous, "VFFKKS FOR SALK, IS QCANTTTIKS TO SHI J purcher. freh imported and donjesU: ln?, Mcslidnea, TaiDta, O la, Olaaawar. Patent atedk-laea, ivrfuiuery, lij.-.taff. AclJ, loJigo, Corks Spooie, AlcoLol, U'iU jr fwr cie!cuiaJ purr-a, ana erery artl cle in th'r tine of bmlneaa at the lowest cash prices. oci2u-dly.

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DECEMBER 18, 1863. MILLINERS. INTERESTING TO TI1E LADIES, II EJfl O I VI L! II EJTIO Jl I I HISS J. DOYLE nuremoredber PARIS MILLINERY EMPORIUM From No. 9 flute House II lock, to Ttm. IgSontla Illinois St., JfKXT DOOR TO MR. ROLL'S CART KT STORK. A 8 I HAVK SOVT LOCATED JIT STORE 05 THK Great Millinery Tbcrouchfare of tbia city, an1 haee male arranfremenu with some of the laraeat Importing Uousea In the Eastern cities to forward by express wccklt a full BMortment of their i.atkt and nxzrr lmporUtiot.slit I'nri Hoiiiiots,riovrs, Uibboits, l'ltmics, Ilridal Wreaths. Ac. I feel confident, with the above facility and advantages in our business over many other bouses, that I can please tbe mit exquUit taste, and as to prices and quality I defy competition. We hare alto Joined a Bonnet Bleacbery to onr basines and will pleaae all cuatotnera. Tbe Koods are now ready for Inspection at No. 18 South Illinois ftreet, where the most prompt attention will be paidtoor ters. MISS J. D0TLE. nov-dly SHIRTS, &C. Gents' Furnishing Goods! Shirts, Collars, NECK TIES, UNDER SIMTS, And IHtAWEKS And Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, at JaL MM. JaaC MC JHaV M . 30 WKT U'AMIIINfaTON KTHLI7I aprlO,'3-dlj CROCERIES. New York Grocery, NO. 17 EAST WASHINGTON ST.. 3 DOORS WEST OF GLENDS' BLOCK. C. E. JIJDSOIV, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ir FAMIXTS GROCERIES, Fine Teas, Flour, &c, kt. Cash for Wheat and other produce. octl3-dly J. B. ALVORI). J. M. CALDWELL. II. B. ALVORD. AI.V(Mtl),CAI,DVLLL V ALVOKDi Hl 1 1 II mm J WA A A AND COMMISSION MERCHMH Are In DAILT receipt of fresh goods. Constantly on baud andfor aale atth lowest prices, a large and assorted stock o Coffee, Stifrnr, TOoinct sr ip Ik tee. Ten rtaila Calnasj, Wood en ware. Soaps. Candlet, Starclt llnlaln rigari,)Tebacc, Vincke re I, WItltcFlali, Csardage Twlne4 Cotton Yarns, lrreStuffa ItittSf Fl kb. Dales, Jellies, flrandy Hn mim. Wines, Whisky, Motion of all kindk, and Plantation and llokcris Hitters. Particular attention given to ttf sale sf 1'iionvcE or ut. i.nis 68 East Washington Street. tXMAN't-OIJS.tiyTj SorlWA URANDFS TUSSI L AGO la Fleaaant to the Taaraw t-fodn err It

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H JO NUMBER 4,112. WATCHES. American Watches. BUY A CEXUIXE WALTIIAM WATCH If yea vast aduraM ani reliablo time-keeper. BCY A r.EXClNE WALT IIA 31 WATCII-lt tela and Is worth donMe the price of theie wortblesa Knill and Swiss watches. GENCIXX ff A T.TIMM WATCH F..", made expreaaly for Iiailrond E'j!mri m4 ConJirtitru GF.NUISK W ALTHAM W ATCHES, mad expreaaly for frJJr$ heavy huutine -cae, accurate time kt-et-ers. We get onr Wül. U-s lin-ct frtnn the rnaaufactury, and kf j notirt but tlii rii'iine. MNtiLK WATCH F.S.! EXT TO SOLI! EKS or others iu w .nt t)f a tim-kf j r. at the li.ut pwil.le rates. Tbe tr.ule stipplii-d at fa tory pi. . nd fr a clrcnUr. have a lare r.f-My t-f low prirtl Fwlaa Watches, Fine Jewelry and Nili.l iher ware W. P. BINGHAM & CO., 50 East Washington Street, No.r O.M Fellowa' UalL MEDICAL. fear V- 4L- I V'e IIOR THIRTY YEARS HAS RKCE1VED THK FA1 VORAHLK recommendation of the public, and been UfrM and prescribed by the First Physicians In tho Land BEST REMEDY KNOWN roa Sick Headache, Servou Headache, t)ypepia, Siur tomacbe. Billiuus Headache, Dizxiness, Cottlvenein, Ix.ü of Appetite, Gout, Intlige xtioii. Torpidity of the Liver, 0 ravel, Bheumatic Aflectictia, Hies, Heartburn, 8ea Sickness, Billions Attacks, Fevers, Ax. For Testimonial. Ar. are Pamphlet wltltench llotile. at Asirr Acrraip oklt by T A It It .4 X T X V, O . , 278 CJreenwicla xtrocl, New York. TTPFOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. nov13-dly DRY C00DS. a ATTORNEYS. CHAS. W. TAI-, Attorney at Lav 50. S TF.ltl'KRAXCK HALL, nchl9-'C3-dly IndJanapoMsndlaaa.

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OPPOSITION. Fare Kcdiioode Mule Miami und Colatabu und Xrnla Eoo; EAILROAD. F' OR THK ACCOM 00 TI03 OF TltK CmZE5S of Indisnsboti. and tbe fravellne poMic reseTaür, an nc baa A4-e eoet in KI Be'a hvll-lu. urwir t wahirct'i street and Kentucky avense, eptwwJte ths Batfs art-! Fain er 11.41, Btrr Us acspicrB K above-aasD.4 tUUrocMl, wkere licAeta an4 ail dewrect lav foraiation may t-e .btainsl at the trawler. cl.vetierca. This U an aoromrandatk lies taa lesg been repaired at Indiana p!i. T'aenncrs for tbe Fat can procure ticketa at tbta offlce rrewi Onr to Three Dollar lta than ticket are eolj at tbe Unin ppwt Is Ittianajlia. f "t Tbrrogh TVketa and all Ir.rortnatioi please apply at the Eier, as above. Jll'U lff hours from S A. X. o t V. M. Offee aocra Saeiay frwm ltIF. M T. W. TatADKR. tiener.l Ticket Agent. WM. r. WATS0X, Tlclrt Aprt. JXaG. iKXSoN, AaenU J. S. -HACKLFFORP, Traveling Aretu dec5-dj ClaMaaftn ata I TCsTmarav-e JEFFEUS0NV1LLE RAILROAD Two TmitiK Daily, (Sunday r.xcepted.) Trains Arrive Tra!ns Lavs ftis!. M sjo A. M. 130 A.M 00 F. M VB0TE TRA155ST0P FOR THK ACC01f0DATI03 of p,weaiirera at Son ll port. Grew wood, Frukltn, EdiiiburRL, Columbus maklna; connacUooa at SerBoaf with trs.ns ou the Ohio A Miaatskippl Rosj, nd at Locla rille with trains on tbe Louisville, Frankfort 4 Lexlngte and IouieMHe and Kaabvfll Roads. Frtifht tralnsleave dal'y. Freight promptly forwarded. OSlce, Madisoa Depot, West side. A. S. CA ROTH IRS, Superintendent. J.G. WarrcoB, Freight Arent. rjovle'tS-dly C II A IVtiK or TIJIE. 18G3. wixtfk 1863: Great Central Rail Way Line. (Indianapolis and Cola.ubua ) OX AND AI-TER M0XDAT, IfCV Uli TRAlS will run as folloas, SutMlays excepted; Ieavr ln.ianapli: Voniing EjprrM a i20 A. VI FAenhn - 7:10 F. M. Uail (fur Kicbmond) at rii P.M. Trains arrive: "Sljrbt Fxpre. at , Day M Mail rt a.m. KklS P. M. 1:3& P. M. Express trains of this Ilneruakt the following con nee. lions: At Columbus with Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati R. R. for Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York- and Boton. With Central Ohio R. R. for JCewark. Zanerrllla Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington City, Illadelj hla and JTew York. With Ilttsburr, Columbus and dicintiatl R. R. for Steobenville, lvtsburg,llarrii.burg, B.lUmore, rbUadelphia, Xew York and Ho ton. The Momlr(r Express makes d reel connectlrrn at Urbana with 8anduky, Dayton and Cincinnati IL R fof ' Bellefontaine, Forest, Clyile, tandaky and all pain's on that line, and at llqua with Dayton and Michigan R. R. for Toledo, Detroit ami Great Western and Grand Trunk Railway. Tbe Mall lra:n connectaat Rkbmond with tralna fcr Dart on, lenia, Hamilton and Cincinnati. Time snie to all points as by other routes. Tbrvak tickets for sale at the Union I pot. H. G. CA RET, General Sujer1ntendnL F. CHAnuts, (ieneral Ticket Agent. tKTVl4-dtf. INDIANAPOLIS AND CLnXNAll RAILEOADl hortrat Honte, by Thirty Hi I est K0 CHANGE of Cars to CINCINNATI, bytll E0LTB. Chans; of Uom. On and after Monday, April . SO, and until further rrotlce. Tbreetrainsleave Indianapolis Daily, (Sundays excepted.' IIRSTTRAIN. 6) A.M, (CINCTKNATl F.XPRF.SS; ' arrivea at Cincinnati at 10: 40 A Mn and Lexington Ky., 70 P. M., and clo connections at Cincinnati wlUr Utile Miml, Cincinnati, VY. Zaneuvtll and UartetU Kailrads, tor all points in Southern Ohio. Second Train- 11KW A. M.-C'indnnaU Matt, arrlrea at Cincinnati 4.20 P. M.. trtr'tlnf rlvM cunoerUans with tbe Little Miami Railroad lor Ioveland, Morrow, Columbus, Newark, lanesvllle, and Wheeling. Third Train C.U P. M.CinciunaU Exprea, arrivea at CmcinnaU 11 55 F. M. Far aame at by any other route. Call for your ticketa rui tbe Indianapoli and Cincinnati Railroad. Baggage checked through. W. H. L. NOBLE, General Tkkat Agent 8. W. Elliott General Passenger Agent. PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. 1863. an-Vi H ISC3. NEW ARRANGEfrlENT. Kew Itoute to Chicago via Ksksmo. S3 MILKS SHORTER THAI5 XnT OTHER ROUTE ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20. 183, train tralna will be run as follow: A Chicago Express Train will leave Indiar..pos at 12.35 P. M., arrive at Kokomo at 1)0 P. M, in tlLieto tuakecloee connection with train oo the Cincinnati anat Cbicairo Air Line Kaiirftad for Lot(anport, Valparaiat and Cbicairo, and arrite itTeni at 4:20 P. V. Rturnlns, tbe same Uain will leave Peru at 10 A. M., making ch-e connections with the nlirht train from Chicago, and arrive at Indiar.apoll at 5.20 A. M. A Mail Train will Uavt Iudianapolla at L2i P.M, ftopp'i.g at all stations and arriving at Tern In time U make connections with the traina on tbe Toledo and Wa bash Railway, for Wabacb, Huntington, Fort Wayne, Toledo and Detroit. Returning, the sane train will ltav pars at S-4 A. M., after tbe arrival of the train on the T. 4 W. R. W. from the East, and arrive at Iitdianapolia at lo-oo A. l. in time to make connectjona for all soinU East, Btbia and Wet A Chicago Expresstrain will leave Indianapolis at ".20 P. M ., making coe connect ins at Kf knmo with train tor LoganMrt, Valparai and CLicago. and arnve al Prru at 1 te- A. M., la time to make connection wttb trains going Ea.t anal Weat on the Toledo and Wabaah Kailway. Returning the aame train will leave Tern at 12 1J p. M , making cle connection at Kokomo with the train on tfce Cincinnati andCbkano Air Line R. R.fron CLiigo, YalparalMt and Lopaneport, and arrive at Indlaftapolla at 4 lo P. lu time to connect with '-be evintng trains fot C1nnnati, Louisville aad other polnU. )AVID HACY. General Agent and Sopertsiendenl. V.T. MALfrrr. General Ticket Agent. frbU, IndiniiapoliM and Tladiwon 1863. OOd":S I8Ö3. He w Arranrgetnenl to Continence .Han day, Feb. 2 I Mil. FWWO pas.ei.ger trains da.ly (Sundays excepted) beJ . tween !n4ianapoltr and Madl.on. iisve tbe Union Depot Indiana poll, at 7.00 A. M and h P. M.. arrivin diso at II tO A. M. and 7.M iy.ive the Depot at Vadlscn at f A. X. ard 2 40 P. M., arrlsing at Indianapolis at 11 A. U. and 740 ?. M. TbU Road forms a lite with the Pacseta at Madtaoo for tbetran-pcnatlon of fregbt t-etween Cincinnati a-vd ladianijxlis and point VT em Tariff of r reigtts as low as by any other rnat. Shippers and merchants West will fnd Ittetbelrister cat to ship by this line. ftb2 D.C. BRANUAM, Saperlntebdcct. 1862 18S2 ll rr.Rso; ruRCHAsiyu ncRrr rom rr J0Sh.ru cd other poirru I rtlxni Miseon, the btaie of Kansas, sr tbs Temtrrle, should Insist es kae ag ttcketa that read by the MIIITII TllOl ltl IIAILKUAD, Tbe ouly rail root from St. Louis to Su Joseph. It t. tks shortest arl quxke.t lise, by thirteen hours, to the remotest rDt reached by rail, and It a'ways as cbesp at any other. Bey your TVkeuto Kaaaaa and all petuuts Northern Miseourl by tha Korth Mtaaosrt kUllread. ISAAC n. fTUsUjKOy, Pres't and GenM Sbcc 5 ort Missouri R. R. HF.NRT H. SIMMONS, General 7rver f Agent. septlT-dly DÖÖKS. CiC.

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