Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1864 — Page 3

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Democratic Documents. A4dres of the Dfmocrnllc Tlrmbrra h Genera! Asaetsbly to tbe reepU of I Mi a, ettinr; forth the bUtory of tht lata session, and tbt reasons hy mor had not been accomplished daring !ta cotutltation 1 term. This document makes a paaphlet of iliU'i par, "1 "'l for&Itbed in any qaantity. frkofl 60 per hundred. XI Concrlpt Act perrls ff D. H . Voorhee, on the Conscription EiTl.lo tbt Hon of Representative., February n,M3. Tbia I ? of tho fnest ipeethea cf 1fr. Yoorbees, on f questjo towoceapy'.nr a Urs; thar of publi attention, ad erry ciliten In Indiana ibtaM ha.e a copy. It fakea a pamphlet af rljrhtparea. frk-oH pe' kindred. Tht Llbertr of the Clttsen-Mpeech of Hon. V. W. Voorhee.. delivered In tho Hon. f kepresentatiTesFfbniary IS. 163, on tbo "Act toindernitlfy th President and othar perons fr saspendin tbe writ If habeas corpus, and sets done In pursuance thereof, U now printed In pamphlet f.rm, and eaa be obtained at this office. Tbia I the sjreat fj rt of Mr. Voorhee to profeettbe liberty of thcitUen, and shoold be In the hand of erery Voter In Indiana, ft makes a pamphlet of sixteen pge. Pric 11 50 per hundred. JjAH orders should direct tht speeches to he sent by express, aa the postage will bo one cent a copy, aid anat bo prepaid. Ad lreaa ELDER, HARKXESS k RINGHAM, Indianapolis. DAILY SENTINEL. SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 0. CITY ITEMS. BlTSuow fell last night. t5y(io?ernor Morton continue ick. " t-f For semi annutl report of theconditiou of Free Dinks ni InJiin. s-ee fcurtli p ige t3fWe are oblige! to Mr. J. J. Grafton, Ex pre? Messenger, fur newyaper favor. t?T"The MerMiui street lriIe over Rogues Run is un'ferjjoing improvement. r?PSoroe one hundred and filtv recruits were forwarded hence jeterd.y, for various regiment's. r?PAt la-it account the Indiint six rnefnths men, on the war home, were at Camp Ntlson, Kentucky. J"SyMon. Neuville! Frenrh troupe of Intomimi!. l)incerand Vocalists jrive a performance at Masonic Hall to ni.ht. OfThere were one humlrel an-1 fourteen death oniony the rebel prisoner at Camp Morton during January. f5yTwo comnnxliou ifhool houses are to be built during the coming summer by the Trustees üf the IttdUti.i(ilia l'ublic Schools. 2T"Some of the youn: hiüe ol the city give a Leap Year II ill on Monday night, at Military Hall. All their beaux will be invited. 35rThe Mayor' time yesterday was occupied with cases of intoxk-ntinii. for obstructing side walks, and lor retailing liijuor on Sund.ty. 2T"See advertisement of Four Ace Cement lVint for fale by Frank A. Royd, Druggist, Wert Washington Street. Masonic Notice There will be a special meeting of Center Lode, No. 23, this (Siturd.ty) evening, at 7 o'clock, for work. Ciias. Fisher, Sec'y. Q5TTwo persons, Jolian Ruchler and Kate Davi. have been sentenced to the penitentiary duriug the present term of the Common l'ieus Court, oq confw?ion of larceny. Washikgtox Streit TaortRTT. Lot 41 feet by 11)5. ou the north aide o( Washington, between Alabama and New Jersey street, for aale, at $175 per loot, by Spann k Smith. A Cheat Lot. Ixt No. 89, in Dunlop and Tutcwiler's addition to Indianopoli, will be poU rerv cheap, fer cash. Inquire at this office. Uec2S-tt Nrw SciTs. A this i the season when every person wants a new suit, they should call on G. 11. Heitkafn, No. 17 North Illinoia street, and examine his stock uf piece gooda and select a comfortable suit for the season. New good ust received. decl-tf CoTTAtiK HotsE at Atenos. We will sell on Monday (February 15th) next that new brick cut tage, No. 141 South street, pleasantly situated, with a fine lot. high above grade. The houe is substantially built and contain six rooms, lull, kitchen, cellar aud fine c'steni, well and fUble on the lot. Terms of sale, cash WiLtv & Martix. feb6-10t . - . . Real lvute Auctiuueera. Sate! Savr.!! SATEÜ.'TvIerV" Bee Hive" has just brought on a very luge stock of fine Fum, Sible. Mink, Fitch, ic, expressly to cloe the season wit !i great bargains, which any lady will dicoTfr by a glance at the goods. Tyler m?lls more Furs than any other houe in the State, and will more than vindicate hi well eat ned fame on these elegmt goods. You rill doubtless save more than 50 per cent to buy them aow. - ' . " ' fehl dlw Ili'RGLAR Shot bt a Ladt A night or two ago ), the premises of a well known citizen were, his absence, visited br a burglar. The hour in was late, but the rascal made noise enough to awaken the lady of the houe. She hastily rose, and, having a pistol at hand, and petting sieht of him, Sred two shots, whereupon he hastily de camped. In the morning traces of blood in the yard were discovered n the direction the fellow took, proving that one krid perhaps both of the ehots had takeu effect. ?fSend in your subscription lists at once for the State Sentinel. The State Sentinel, being ablv conducted, and centrally looted, should be in the handi of eTery one who has the interest of his country at heart, and votethis coming cam.paicm for the honor and integrity of our State and Nation. We publish its prospectus in another column and hope the Democracy of Jennings will see to it that the Sentinel is In the hands of every Democrat In the county Jennings Democrat. 57" Ed win Adams won new laurels last night. He must have been proud, too, of the splendid testimonial the thronged aud ence afforded of the public appreciation' of hi eminent merit He ia one of the great actors, not one of the great hambngs manufactured by newspaper putlery We hsve tuch occasionally along this way, and therefore we are the better enabled to est. m ite, aud applaud true genius and artistic cultivation. The contrastsurprises and delights us, and our homage is involuntary and unbounded. To night The Heretic" will be repented. CSTIt is reported at the Adjutant General's office, from all quarters of the State, that the furloughed veterans, scattered everywhere, are greatly stimulating volunteering. It is General Carrington' opinion that, if the work progresses as be-un, there will be drafting ia but lew local ities in Indiana. "u additional regiments are to be organized, but the old regiments and those re cer.tly formed are to be filled to the maximum The Governor has et his machinery to work, and recruiting officers and tht people are called upon to be actire. A Si rixtOR RmtDT We can conscientiously recommend to lhoe Lfferig from a distresir.g couth. Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Couch Bal am. It gives relief almost instantaneous and ia wuhal not disagreeable to the taste There is to doubt but the Mellifluous Cough Balsam U one of the best preparations in ose. and is all that u proprietors claim for It. We have tried it during the patt wetk, and fouad relief from a motil distreii.ff couch. It is nrenarcd bv Dr. "Strickland. No. C Eist Fourth street, Cincinnati, OLb. (CinciLnati National Union. tf

l?r"We learn thit rrt raiting in the FirU Diirict ia prog rejoin;; nvi fsronM r. The men b i of veteran reimeiit on furlonj-li are tiding koU work. Not on'r frotw thtt hrectii.n, but from other iiatrbta, do we hear that volunteering it stimulated.

C3rThe Ud:es are bunrg the patent elastic steel bat.k gaiter and Blmora! at the Palmer Hooae Shoe Store. No. 3D Thoe who have tried them are deligh'e-1; they aij tothinr can equal the comfort they give the foot, while at the si me time they are embled to wer sm4ller nd better fitting shoes. In all repect ore an intention of great ralue. and need nnir to be tned to be apprectttosl. feb2-:eod3t rrVAs South Meri-Jian is now getting to be one of the solid streets of the citv. it i time the citizens and business men on it should get all the advantages on the sidewalk the ordinarceallows them. We would, therefore, cN the attention of the Street Commissioner or Councilmen, to the obstructions of old tree stumps, awning posts, ic.. whereby the walk is narrowed from three to lour feet, and especially between Washington and Maryland street. It' thee were removed, as they should be, the street would hjok much better, ar.d the trarel would be tnueh better accommodated. Let our very worthy Street Commissioner see that these are removed, at leat iuside of the full width of the pavement. M Asoxtc We would congratulate our citizens and also the people tf the State on the establishment in this city of the iueffible degrees ot Ancient Craft Masonry, (A. an I A., or Setch rite) working under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Council of the Northern District of the U. S A , the Grand Orient of which is at Boston, Mass The establishment of the degrees of this order is an indication of culture and refinement, and marks an era in our progress. Our readers will remember that we copied from the Cihcihntti Enquirer of the 31 a p ir igrsph stating that Mr. Enoch T. Carson, Charles R Brown, John E. Bell. S. C Newton. George Kuhn, John Scott and John McM ikin had left that city fur Indianapolis for this purpose. They have opened and established, according to the Ancient Constitution. Adonirarn Grand Lo Ige of Perfection, and Serial Council of the Princes of Jerusalem. We i understand our l ite fellow town-miu Hon. Caleb J li. Smith, was to hive? been pies'diug officer of I thee Lodges, the officers of which now me E ' win A. I)ais. Thrice Potent; James M. Tooilii.son, Grand Senior Warden; Willi t n John Wallace, Grand Junior Warden; John C New,Gruhd Treasurer; Hrice W. Smith, Grand Secretary ; Dr. P G. C Hunt, Grand M ister of Ceremonies, and Lucius Hüls, Grand Captain ol the Guard. Quite a large number of our most prominent citizens received the sublime decrees ;it the hands of the brethren Irorn Cincinnati. The brethren here have secured and fitted up the fourth story of Yohn's building, corner of Meridian and Washington streets, in an elegant m inner, and received from their brethren of Cincinnati the hihest comine:ida i n therefor. As there are dxihtless rn ttiy of our readers who know little ot the iintiqoity, power and influence on civilization of Mitoury, we woa'd state lor their enlightenment, tint at the erection of King Solomon's Temple the laborers were di vided into prentice nu-uns, fellow crafts and master miom. :n l that the officers and rnemters of Kin;; Salomon's Court were divided into tJegiew or Iddges.oflkial and otherwise, to l!ie nun.berof thirty thtee; the thirty-third ilegree, in the Grand official degree, supervising and superintending all the re?t. The modern world is rirge'y indebted to the research and acumen or FretJerick the Greit, who was .the sovereign Grand Inspector for the two Hemispheres. State Mntiltarjr Convention Executive Dhartme.t. ) lMiACAr.Lis. February 5, 1?Ü1 I repectfully invite the various Soldiers' Aid 1 Societies anu'AsfrOciations, of whatever name or kind that hive contributed money or goods for the relief of our soldiers iir-the field, to send one or nrre delegates to meet in Convention at Masonic Hall, Indianapolis, on the 2d day of March next, at 10 o'clock A. M. At such Convention William Hannam in. Eq , President of the State Sinitiry Commission, and Alfred Harrison, Esq , Treasurer thereof, will make full report of the operations of said Commission, embracing a statement of all receipts of money or stores of whatever kind, and the distribution and application made of the same. It is al$o desired that ?uch Societies or As-oci ttions ithall submit to tie Convention a full tatement of their contributions to the army, through whaterer chinnel they may have passed, in order that it may be compared with the report of the State Sanitary Commission, and a full record made of what has been done in the State lor the relief of the soldier. It is due to the patriotic and humane that they are fully informell of the use that has been made ot their contributions, and it is also believed that such Convention by deliberation and comparison j of experience and knowledge in various parts of j me oiaie, can uevisc a common s s-ein oi operation which will be a cre t improvement upon the past. It is also desired that reports be submitted ot private contributions not pacing through so cieties or association, made tö the Itidi ma or other Sanitary Commissions, and all person. having rude them or aided in their collection. are respectfully invited to at und and p.iiticipate in the deliberations of the Convention. O. P. M.RT N, Governor of ludiana. Special Order. SI ATE OF INDIANA. ) Oftick Ass't Pbov Marshal Geeral, -Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 5, l?G4. ) Provost Marshals, officer and men on recruiting duty, and citizens, are hereby notified that for every recruit hereafter obtained for any old Regiment, Battery or Company, the f'olJow:nj; I premium will be paid to the non-commiattoneJ I flfrcrr, private or citizen who procures sutn re crint. viz: For a new recruit, $15 Fora veteran recruit. $"25. A veteran is one who has served in the army nine months or more, and who h is been honora blv discharged for other cme th m disability . The premium will be paid cn the certificate of the mustering fficer that the recruit has been mustered into the service. The enlistment pipet? fer.t forward with the recruit mut show bv endorsement thereon (icned by the Provost Marshal or recruiting officer,; who procured me recruit. Conrad Bakkr. Col. and Sup't Vol. Recruiting. ExrciitvE Dih&tvet. Indi a.xar ilis, Feb. 5. IrOl. . ) T, Wr Dtfnartment bavins authorized the payment of increased premiums to non com missioned oUicers, puvaies rhu citizens, u-r obtaining reviirts for old regiments and batteries, the special premium ot six dollars, heretofore ,;.t ir tins Department, will only be piid here alter to regularly appointed recruiting ofhc?r for f T M . v ... new resiments. v. i . .'w. Uoremoroi inuiana. PROFESSIONAL, Hr. A. I. AM-, T-EK9 HIS :KVlCKS TO THK CITIZKNS OF I 1 .i.n.ni ririniir. OfTice. Virginia Avenue mm (illl ' - - J - m xXa?. Residence Xnrth New Jersey street, o 3.. actU'63-llv BROKER. MONEY ADVANCED ON WATCHES, PIAXJUS, Jf.nf.UM, i..r.. Pry Goods an 1 otbt rrxnal property, or bought mzA sold at jN U. lös WANTED. JOIN THE THIRTY-FIFTH ! Uulr the ComtnauJ f Col. 13. 3IULLEN. RECRUITS WA5TKO TO FILL UP THE RANKS of this well-triei Vetera! Regiment. aaLTJW Veterian e itecruU. ....$to. 3Üi. . rV,Rrcruitlr; OBlft' onHaite tli Bates Hiae. (rlleluartera So. 73 ta.t Wa.Llujton ttreer, In'.ao.?olla,U4Uaa. atö.o2w Journal copy.

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tacena-nr uraa-aurti via bau tat aamscL. For 5IornlnK tteport fee first le IViXht Elrporl. Kidnappers Anested at Louisville. Col. Lane Fights the Rebels near Cumberland Gap. Rumors of an Attack upon Mobile. Evacuation of Corinth by Föderal Troops. Charleston Not Yet Showing Any Marks of the Bombardment. Newbera Relieved. Prussian Chambers Threaten Resistance. Embroglio Between England and Japan. C O TV GJZ E S S I O N A. L Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac Ac. From l.ouiville. Loiisville, Feb 5 Paries suppose! to be implicited in setting fire to the steamer Taylor, hive been ajreste J. The military authorities arrested John Clark of Louisville, Augustus Ortel, S II. Sloan Htid wife of St. Louis, and two mulattoes, Delia H itfield Hiid Fanny Keel, their deceys. who hive b?en a lnj time engaged in running livts from and k'uluappitig Iree negroes in Missouri aud ell ing ihern here as slaves. Tr;e Court of In-pi'ry in the Crittenden and McCook case is still in session. The proceedings are not allowed to be made public until adjournment. On Friday of last week Id'X) of mir cavalry under Col. Lne. of the 11th Kentucky, had a skirmi-h w ith tlie rebels under Gen. Jones, on the V iririni a road, 13 miles from Cumberland Gap. The fight lasted three hour?. We held our position until duk, although attacked by superior numbers, and then withdrew to our camp, three miles in the tear. At sunrNe on Saturday morning they advanced in line of btle. 4.000 strong, with three guns, and Col Line fell back three mile, skirmishing all the way, when the eneniy ceaed following, and Line encamped three miles Irorn Cumberland G l On Sunday morning Line had a lively skir-mi-li with the enemy, twice cliargin;; them, mid driving them bick with heavy km, since which time the rebels hive not appeared in force in our front Our los in these skir mili1- wis five killed, eiht wouri-ied and tnree rnisin. The enemy's was ten killed and from filiet-u to twenty five wounded. Sirnu'tn e us!y with the above slight demonsrati(.ns were made on rite J-cksonboro" ami Tazwelroals All U quiet now. . Nothing definite has been received recentlv from Kuoxville. From ?ifiv Vork, Nlw Vokk, Febru iry 5 A Washington dispatch last evening, to the Philadelphia Ledger, 6 ays : Humors are current that a combined attack by the tleet under Farragut and some 4.00H troops, by way of Pascairoul a, was marie upon Mobile last Silurday. If this be so. we should hear of it through the Richmond papvrs due to day. A Washington special dispatch to the Post says : The House Committee on Military Aff lirs will probably agree to exempt (Quakers from the draft. The Committee on Ways rind Mean have agreed to the Senate bill increasing the pay of Inspectors of Custom $1 a day. Mr. Chase recommended the measure. The Senite Military Committee this morning took up the bill renewing the rank of Lieutenant General, and recommending Gen Grant for the position. Mr. Vahburne of Illinois was before the committee. They will probably agree to the House bill The select committee on emigration are maturing n very important bill to encourage cmi cration to this country. Emigrants will receive pecuniary aid. The gunlnjat Flambeau, from oil' Charleston on the niht of the l;t, ha arrived hcie, and reports (Jen. Gümore keeping up slow but regular tiring on Charleston, aver iin three hell every five minutes. The rebels mounted o jun in Sumter, piled up sand bags and cut a ravine through the rubbish. (Jen. Gil more keeps good surveilanre over it though it garrison is enabled to do hut little. The attempt to raise the Weekhiwken will probably prove a failure. Chareston does not yet show many marks of our fire. stotitlirrn ."eavsu Washington, Feb. 5. The Richmond Sentinel of Monday says: Commissioner Ould lately visited City Point, but found no one authorized to make arrangements with him in regard to the exchange of prisoners. Mobile. Jan. 30 A dispatch from Okalona says: The 12. h Mississippi regiment entered Corinth thi moniiiisj and captured a quantity of arms, Lc. The Yankees left as they eutered the place. Cn arlf.sto. Jan. 30 The bomhirdmert of Sumter ceased at d irk last night, 150 shells hav i ing bcn thrown, of which 123 struck. Firing wa resumed thi morning. The fl ic st iff was shot down yesterday, but was soon replaced. Only tin ee persons have beeu wounded t-ince the firing recommenced. Charlfston, Jn 31. The enemy keep up the bombardment of Sumter by day, but cease at night. Xo damage of consequence done to the fort The fire on the city was resumed od Siturday eight. The shots on the city average one every ten minutes, an-1 one every five minutes on Fort Sumter. Afldttlonit foreign Halifax. lYbruny 4 Ti e Arabia brings the following addition il i ews; Bip.LiN. J mu try 21 The Pruian Ch imbers hive adopted re-oltti n opo-wig the policy of sepraiirg from the o'her Ger mm States, and threatening every reMMi'ce thereto. Reports from Japan are thit Prince Satnima his reiu-ed to pay the indemnity demanded by the English until they should evacuite Yokako ma The English are awaiting reinforcements The Rev. Hirold Crown's appointment to the Bishopric of Ely i confirm!. Maprid, Januiry23 The Epoca announces the Spanish Government will hi point a minister p'eniK)tentiary to Mexico, so on ms it receives official information of the crowning of Maximillian. Kisl. January 22 The Danish question re tnsins uhchancel. In consequence .f the thaw which his set in, the Danish troops have been ordered to retire on the arrival of Prussian troop. LiTttrooL, January 23 The emancipationist, in their bre4kft to Geo. Thomson, passed absolutions complimentary to that gentleman and eipreed their sympathy with the people of the United States, d4 their deaire for the resto lion of pe and of L'nion on a basis of freedom of the slaves t-f the South. From Washington. Washington, January 5 The chief ot the military detective force of this district reports that during the month of January sixty two commissioned officers were arrested for Tatiou offenses, and 620 eii)Uted men. The Legislature of Virginia, at Alexandria, has indefitiiiely postponed the election of an United Slate Senator, iu ptce of Mr. Dwdec, deeaed.

C'olvrad lfflalnre. DiLNvra Citt, Fenruary i The Legislature organize.1 at Golden City on Tuesday. The Governor's Messsge hows that Colorado ia out of debt; thst the relations with the Indian tribes are satisfactory; that the mities hive quadrupled in value the past year, and agriculture increasing rapidly. Should Colorado not succeed in getting the Pacific Railroad through the entire extent ot the territory, east to west, the Governor urges that the energies ot the territory be brought to bear in the co operation with branches from Kanaas City and Atchion.for their extension through a part of tht territory. The Message doses with an eminently pttnotic allusion to Federal affairs. Iranian ranrlic. . San Francisco, February 5. A treraeJoua mas meeting was held here last night for the purpose of protesting against the repeal by the Lri!ature of the specific contract act. Thi act provide loans for enforcing payment of debts In gold when prsoni contract so "to do, and laborers can collect their wage in gold if employees so acree when ensain them.

The meeting was composed mainly of working men. who fear they will be paid in greenbacks should the repeal take place. Several gentle men who favored the repeal attempted to address the meeting but were hooted down. r root Culpepper Ct LPtPPtB, C, II., February 4 Rumor prevail here to the effect that Gen. Liunter U to take command of the Army of the Potomac. On the trains yesterday and the day before there were a large number of deserters en route to Washington, where they will take the oath of allegiance Twenty nine deserters from Virginia, Alabama and Mississippi regiments came into Gen. Gregg's lines two days ago, some of whom been thirty days and others two weeks and Ics in the mountains. They report the mountains full of de serters striving to reach our lines. Front Fortre .Monroe. Fortrlss Monroe, Februrry 5 The following Ins been received here: To lion. E M. Stanton: A dispatch tecivied from Newbern, dated on the 3d, says the enemy have retired on Kingston. Xewbern i relived. Signed B F Bctlsr. Major General. From Cairo. Cairo, February 2i The steamer LivcOik from Memphis 23d, arrived to niülit with 500 bale of cotton and 13U hhd. tobacco, for St. Louis. The ste imer St. Patrick from Memphis 3d. withyij1) baies of cotton for Louisville, arrived to-day. Memphis papers contain no general new. Strictly middling cotton 6S(jib!); good, 7U7T THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Washington, February 5. The Senate was not in es:on to day. HOUSE. The IIoue refused to adjourn till Monday, and proceeded to vote on Holmes' motion to table the resolution amendatory of the con5eation act, which w .is disagreed to 77 to fcO. Several motions were made and voted on by yeas and nays to delay time, when an accommodation was arrived nt concerning the action on the joint resolution, namely, that Messrs. Blair, of Missouri, Smith, of Kentucky, and Pruyn shall speak, then a vote shall be t iKen. Mr. Blair opposed the 'ending motion, faying it made an i?sue betw een ihe President and those who. as a party, supported him. Mr. Smith of Kentucky favored the confiscation of all rebel property. We should whip this hellish rebellion down. Mr. Pruyn ot New York made a speech against secession, but claimed the privilege of insisting that the Administration should act in obedience to the Constitution. ' The tesolution passed: ayes, c2; noes. 74. The joint resolution as passed amends that of July, lf"G"2, m iking it read that no punishment or proceeding under it shall be so construed as to work forfeiture of estate of otfender, contrary to the Federal Constitution; provided that no other public warning or proclamation shall be required than that ib de by the President on the Slst of July, '62, which shall be received and held sufficient in all case now pending and that may bereifter arise under said act. The House then adjourned u:it11 Monday. WINES7 ÜQUÖRS, &CT HAHN & HOSE, No. 11 South Meridian Street, STATE SEXTIXF.L BIJILDIXG, Wr'IIOLKSXLE DE&LKKS IN Foreign and Domestic X 11 (HOBS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C. We call part!cTuar attention to our Cne a.sortment -f (cenuire implied LIQVOItS CIG.lltS, Also our Lar? Stock of 0L0 BOURBON WHISKY AND TOBACCO, All bought before the rie, which enables ni to aell at the vary lowest price. VTe Invite Dealers to examine our tdoek before pur chasing elsewhere. II All A fc ROSE. Jac-!6m CLOAKS. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! Selling Off at 5 Per Cent. Below Cost, ron StX JVEEILS, mvp vu AX TTTfX-MTC ALTERATION OF pr'iuie, but w want tie Caa to o Eatt tojbny our Tin? MOCK Mlor IBS freii uemauu ia iav tasurn Market, tor Sprna; oooaa. W dttj cempeüUon la prtcea. Fleaae call and ex aaise our stock. BURROWS & EDWAKDS, WEOLESlUt A5D HET11L CLOAK HOUSE! No. 18 South Illinois Street, lXDIAJCAPOU, ISDIAJCA. jaall

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; av TSLaaaarw.; ünciniiaat I Market. ,CiKCtxATi. February 3. Flour d-ill and heaty at $5.755 50 for super, .and $5 10 for extra. Wheat U held frmW at $1 21 30 for prima red. and 0 for Kentucky white. New ear corn is in lest request at 9095j ia balk, and 5c more is asked. Bat little done in new corn shelled, but it is fa'eab? at $1.02 1 03. 0U closed ateadv at tOc in bulk, and lK)c to include sacks.- Rye is dull at $1.30. tnd barley ia nomirmüy without change. Whisky is na, ith rale? of 1,200 br!i At (roceries unchanged and steadv. Lard i steady at 12i2jc for city acd country. Mes pork is held firmlr at i20Jj(320 50 for new country, and $2')?5(t'21 for city. Bulk meats are in active demand, and with sales of 1.5(H).OOn pouiidsatTLT'c for shoulders. y2C for lib sides, y'4c tor'cleir rib tide, 10) ' Ö 1 G Ijic for hams: 50U tc ham in sugar pickle sold at 11 2C- Nothing done in boxed meats an l bacon. Exchange firm at rar buying, and premium selline. Gold at LGlAQz'ic prera. Silver at 4S(35Uc premium. vew lark Jtlnrkei. Xr.w Yox, February 5. Cotton heavy and drooping at W: for middling Upland. Flour quiet and shout 5c lower. Whisky quiet at y(Q92c. Wheat quiet but he ivjr at about previous prices; quotation are, $l.i5f(tl 59 for Chicago Sprinjr, $156(31 6(1 for Milwaukie Club, and $1.60 1 70 for Western. Corn opened with a fair demand, chiefly speculative; fl 29 (gl. 32 for mixed in store; a leading speculator bought ud IGl.tl'Xl btishels at prices ranging from $1.33 to $1 4l, pait caph and bilan.e in ten days at this stage, the operator became excite 1. addressed the assembled merchants and assailed several of them by name he defied the whole body on principle, and on princinlo was put off the tloor. Outs are quiet, and Itg'Jc better at yOQUlc for western. Wool active and firm; domestic fleece at77nx 82c; pulled at 73r0c. Petioieum firoier; crude. 47, reßned iu bond a; 53(a.r)5. Potk quiet and ut. than. c l. Reef s'eadv. Cut meats quiet arid firm. Dieted hogs more active and firmer at y.'irlr'jc tor western. 13?.jC for city. Lrd lull and heavy at 13'i 13'.',; verv choice at 13. . " Ruiter lirni at SJi'Jc for Ohio, and 2S35e for State. Chtee active it llil7i? for common to ptime. Money continues easy at 7 per cent. Gold dull; opening at 57Jb', advincin to a;-, nnd closing dull at 57J'övc prem. Sterling dull at KS1, Goveinmet:t steaks firm and in active demand; L". Stixes, si; coupons, 107 CEMENT PAINT. THE GREAT PRESERVER OF THE AGE TlieOldt'tHtid ltet rreacrvltiff Wear Inj; Paint In ihr Milled State. !gr VI "li-: .-SLy. V ''il.'a i B fl 1 1 1 1 hdr fTö I mi III! r f) 0 f fc f ö ä "i I J i.t " a.. -""V T Four Ace Cement Paint. IT IS THE Heat Plli;M:ilVif; iAI.T Hi the World! lie 1 IC A 1 1. It 0 f IMia r In Ilie World! Ilent vi:aici; F tl V in tli Worldl llet IMHT for I i:Ci: l'O.MMn the World! iet itornnr. p.tn r m it avoriti IT IS USKU rJY MORE THAN FI FIT DIFFERENT RaiIroal, fur roofing their car, arwl painting all tin, iron, tine, t'mbr, car-s-ills, truck-heams, teuOns, mortices, an! for painting brittle-; the inside of utock cars to prevent bor1. trom eating the ooleu lining; pits of tenler and insid? the hanie, to preserve and protect them; locomotive boilers, before the lagging is put on, and, in fact, whtTv-ver a paint is required to preserve any materi Is or for hard ue, lntead of beauty, there this Paint is tlic ino-t aiuaMe of anj evrrknown. it is isi:n Py Farmers, F.uiMers and Architect, to preserve any timber us t in buildings of all kind, and for fence posra and pills Wfore thy are lail on lrick or Hor.p foanlation. To prevent d.unpne in brick l- llings, a plank should be painted and laid between the cellar wall arid the upptr wall. For rin roof or for painting shingle roofs tbia Paiot i unsurpassed. if im:i By Go -rtjm-nt for roofi-.jr th-ir barrack, and painting the bull;, of their gunboats, and 1 a univer&al favorite in the Navy Yard. a.i the most valuable preserving and wearing Cement Paint In the world! it i i'M-:n In New Turk, Philadelphia, Ronton. Chicago, Cincinnar I, St. Louis, and in f.ict all over the West, and pronounced by al!, afor more than ten years trial, to be without an equal, bavin stood what no other Paint ever Iid. Tb salt-water tet on iron, tin and wood, for yea", prenerving ail material perfcr!r. IT II AS UOKKF.D It own way up; flowly, hut permanently, to popular favor, and commands thnoiicr Tri njoy ihe favor of tbe mo-t scienutir Naval and Ki'lroal Knl;ine"r, as well at the learned and practical tnecl anics of tbU country. Among the tliou-onds who are using on' Puint we would refer to a few omincnt jud;re, whose name; will re rouna neiow: DAVID M VCT, President and Superintendent, Pern and Indiantroli ltailroad ltOCRKT MKKK. Superintendent and Master Mechanic, Indianapolis nd Cincrnnä:i Hailroad. J.D. HASLEP, MjLtrr Mechanic. Bellfontaine, Railroad, Indiana. (iKO. CHURCH. Jf&raMiville R.ilroad Indianapolis. JOlN CUXWGCE, S-iperintendent Terre Haute, Alton nnd St. Louis Kailroad. .... A amall 1ccunt made to auch wholet aent aa we Select. Korfcaleby f C Aft It , . IIO Y I. Sole A cents for Indianapolis, Ind. iept26-d30tltaw DRY GOODS. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, IN CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, Will tell, tor fifteen dare, their etock in CLOAKS nncl SHAWLS At a reduction of at least one fourth less than Cliristmfi Trices. Nubias Hoods, Sontags, Jackets, Scarfs and all Wool Goods DECIDEDLY' AT COST. Balmorals, Hoop-Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Goods, and all other Goods are marked down proportionally. Call AT ONOE Only 15 Days Sale, AT, 33 WEST WASHIMGTOM ST. 5 Doors from Palmer House, Same Side. Jaxlt-dtf PHYSICIANS. 11 AS. S. WAKE, 51. D. 5 Physician and Surgeon.' ; . OFFICE SOCTHWEST CORNER OF MERlDtAX AND Washingtoo streets, Jba 8. Spana's old office. . tLhlerxa N. t? North Transylvania f, Ji-i d3a

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Froa tha aray batprta' iba blaody btti-CM -tba nasal oq af t? riea as4 bsmbla abaa of Iba poor froa tii cSc acd tb acred Jek froa ti cecstaia top, d:uot val'.eyt aa4 far-o3 ialasda of tbt oceia from every 000k ao 1 omr of tba dvUUa4 world la ponrlsg In tb vi lenc of tb atoo!blne t?ecta of DRAKE'S PLANTATION HITTERS. Tbcuiand. pon tbouaaod ol lettera like tba foJlwwing nay ba aeeo at otrrefüct: XUaraaraT, W"u., Sept. IC. 1SC3. " I aar been in tba army hospital for foarteen month pecb'ea and nearly drad. At A!tn, 111, tbey gav ma a bottle of Plar.tatlo? bitter. Tare WtUea restored my apecb aad car.d w. C. A. rLACTE." Swrv Wituv, o., Jiity S, ls3. ' Ooa youn man, wbo bad been kk anj Dot oat of tbe bouae for tw yeara wita Scrofula and KrytpeU, after paylRf tbe doctors vr ft J4 w hont beoetit, bas been cure4 by tea boitlea of our hittera. EDWARD VTurNALL. Tbe following u from tbe Manager of tbe f nion Home School for tba Children of Volunteer IlaVKMKTxa Maiojt, Firrv-Savta-ni Srar, Ntw Toaa, AuUt 1, 1?C3. ''Da. Duke: Tour wonderful Plaotatloo Bitter bav been iri-rn to iodx of our lttlcbillren auff.ring frm weakceaa and weak lutg , wirb moat bappy effect. One little girl. In particular, wita paiot in Ler bead. los of appetite, and daily watting consumption, on whom all medical kiil bad been exhausted, has been entirely rettored. We commenced witb but a teapoonful of Bitter a day. Her appetite and atreegtb rapidly Iacread, aad abe I now well. . Respectfully, MRS. 0. M DEV0K." "! owe much to you. for I verily beLev tb Plant ad ou Kitt era bave saved mv life. REV. Y.H. W AGGONER, Madrid, X. V." " TLou wilt ecd me two bottles more of tLv Plantation B:tfer". My w fp Las tten Rreatly leiient:e"d by the:r ne. Tby f lend. ASA CCRR N.ITilladeJpbia, Ta." .um 1 t,v bten a treat suTerer from Dyspepsia, aud had to abandon preaching. The Plantation Bitter bae cured me. BKV. J. S CATHOKN, Rythester, X. T." " Send us twenty-four d ien more t fyour Plantation Bitters, tbe pf ularit t-f whfcb are ua.ly increasibg with the guest of our bou-e. 6TLFSS, CHADWICK 4 CO., Proprietor of U iliard's" Uctel, Wabuia:t.n, D. C. Have jfivenibe Plantation Bitter to lundre.i f our disabled soldicra witb the m't aktonibir.g 'fleet. Ü. W. U. ANDKKWS, Superintendent Soldiers' Hon-.e, Cincinnati, O. ' TL Plantation Bitter bve. cured rite of liver cotnplaiiit, of which I w Uid up pro-irate and had to abandon njy busine--. U. B. KlNil.Ky,Clevelnd.iJ." Tbe PUntativU Bi'ter? bav cured u.e of a derangeinct f the ki-ineya and urinary oran that hai distressed m fr vear. It acs lik a charm. C. C. MOOKK, 54 broidw,y, N. T." Ac, c. 4c. The Plantation Bitters make the weak string, the languid bri'lunt. an 1 are exhaasted nature, great restorer. Tbejr are c.mp.j;d of celebrated Chaja Bjrk, W intergrten, Sa sifri, l.'oot-, Htrh-, Jtc , all preserved ia perfectly pure St. Croix Kuw. S. T.--1860.--X. Peron of aedentary btit troubled with weakness. lasaitude, palpitation of Ihe hea-t, lack of appetite, ditress af.er eating, torpid liver, conuipatioa. to., deaerv 4o ufftr if they do not try tberu. They are recommended by the h:ghest medical aithorlties, and are warranted to produce an immediate bene Ocial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless. m Notice Any peraon pre'ending to sell Plantation Bitters in bulk or by tbe gallon is a swindler and impos tor. It I put np only In our patent log cabin bottle Beware of bottles refilled i'h imitation ddeterous atuff for which several persons are already in prison. See that every bottle ha our private United States Stamp over the cork nnrnutiUted, and signature n tl flat side label. Sold by respectable dealer throughout the habitable globe. P. II. DRAKE X CO.. 202 Broadway, N. Y. feb4-(16ui i IK j ji st rt : i:ts IMM1TABLK MIR RESTORATIVE, SOT A DYE, But T' stores gray I. air to It or giml color, by supplying the capillary tube.-, with natural ausienanoe, impaired by ajje or di-eae. All ii8'i'itmeoui dyfurr composed of lunar cautlc, destroying the vitality and beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves no dressiug. Heimfctreet'a Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to it natural color by an easy process but gives the hair a Ijtixuriant Henuly, promotes Its growth, prevents Its falling Off, eradicates dandruff, and impart tealth and pleasantness to the head. It baa atood tbe te.t of time, being the original Hair Colorir.if, ant is constantly increasirg in favor. Ced by both gen;l m-n and ladie. It i .old by all reajecta' le dealers, or can be procured by tLem of the commercial agents, D. S. F.tRNKS A CO., c2Vl Broadway, New i r. Two tize, 50 cents and Jl. feW-drjm-eod BROWiVS BROaNTUIAL TROCHES. THESE LOZENGES ARE PREPARED from a highly esteemed recip5 for alleviating Bronchial Affections, Astama, Uojrenes Coughs aad Irritation or Soreness of the Throat. PEBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALISTS Will find thera benetlcial In clearing the voice before rpeaking or cin'ng, and relievin j tbe throat after any unu-ual exertion of '.he vocal organs, having a peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. Sold by all DrugTi-ta anl Dealer in Medicines ia tb United Stales and most foreign countries at 23 cent per box. feb-i-dtwlm A FACT It la n Iijre. . In tbe year 115 yr. tfaibewt first prepared tbe VENETIAN HilB DTE;alnce thai time it has been osd bv tbou-ar.d, and ia co iiiitance bas i failed to give entire saritfaction. lue VENETIAN DTE is the cheapest lo the world. Its price 1 only Fifty Cent-, and each bottle contaibs doub tba qiactlty of dye ta tt asaally sold for one dollar. .The VENETIAN T'TF. i warranted not to Jrjor the hair or the scalp In te !iihte.t degrre. ',i The VENETIAN DTE work wita rapiirry ana etrtainty. tb hair requir.r.g no preparation whatever. Tb VENKTIAN DTK pro-luce, any shade that may t desired on- that will not fad, crock or wash ont one that i as permanent as tbe hair Bit If. For aale by a.11 drugrists. Price fcOcenta. ' A. I. MATH EW a. Gen ral Agent, 12 Gold street, X. T." AI, llsuufscturer of Mathews .n.Sc Hiir Gto, tbe beet hair dresjitng ta use. Price "5 eents. -Junelg-ly v tr nicnftvrnv mw TTir. t -- - - wa - - - speedy and permanent cur of Seminal Weaknea, Trc tbral and Vaginal IXscbargea, Gleet, Sexual Diseases, Emiiaiona, lmpotenc, Genital Debility and diseases et tbe Bladder and Kidney a. Bcxx'a Srtxme Pnxa ar wanaated ta all ctwi and can b relied oa. X cbanrt of diet rtqalred. Tly do not aaruat,Bor laUrfer with baaines ptartuita. üpwarda of 30 cases bav been cared the paat aaotsL rr4..H pwrM mm mU sW Ur -jß They are entirely bamlesa on tb rysteaa, and eaa be relied ca la all caes ari.lng frota youthfal ladlarretioa at self -ab ut. wblch oftea Ineapacrtate tb affarstr frwas falfillirf tdtit(e4ofnuttrid life. ---- - ATR'ATUK f paj, ewatalntaf meana of eur. eot free ta all- Two staaapa retired for poatXTL P1I3 will b aent by mall, aecartly Mated, on raciptofOBDoUar,by J. BRTA5.M. Tx. Xo. C Cedar atrett, X, T. gold iyall tbt prtuclpaJ irigtfrtt. TOMLIJiaoX COX, Agent, ipUd-dtwlj . . t . , In-lianäpcii.

"SPECIAL HOTICCÖ; GTLADILS! LADIES.' LADIES! D05T fall to tb adwruartseat ta Uta payer, TaoorVa IXWETAXT TO FIX US. Dr. QBaa. af Jrw Torts, baa 4a4 U last tb'rty Jwn bU prarne t rsu CMüpUrct. Cia FUi. act Lla acäara. TV

ara rutu sm aj GTIMP0RT4N-T TO LADIES. DR Habttt'b lBsiaxa i-ut b.-r .r 'yt facd la robt1b( ditBcmltta artetag fms obsrrto. M stvpf cfcatirt. r In retor!Bgf, ty.-.u poriVrt bealtb wb .mTertag fnr. Spul afr-ni rJ4?a, VT tbt Whites of vtber cakrM f tgt Curina Orfaaa. Tbe PlUa ara perfectly barmte. u tbe eattitim, m4 auy be taaew by tbo delicai fesuaU w.tbot cauatnf distress tb aam time tbey act hktaebam by streogtbeaiBf, mrigorating axd rvstoriog ib aystess t a beaitby cwod:tioc, and by bringing oo th aaetlj riol wub reri!riry, ne aia'ter frei bat r aase, tb obstruction sway arUa. TtMT bUt, kuowerer , JStTT W tabesi during tbe flrat tbre r foor nobUea rf pregvanry, thoufb eafe at any ber tisne, as istiacarriag waJ4 V tb result. Karh bt contains f-l Ha. Prtetfl. lr. flARVKT'S TRKATlK w Weaaea of Fesoale, rtrTianc-. Mivarrtefe, Barre urxe, atanlliy. Re prod ctivn Biet tbne f Nature, and empbatVaüy tat Ladtot PriT Meical Adrloer, a pamphlet of 4 psfe, rat free ta au; ad trer. Ma ce' repaired to par postaf Tbe Plil ait be. will b aeat by mail vba desired. ecTirely ealed and prepaid, by J. EATAN. M. D , Geperal A rent, No.Ti Cedar stmt, Xtw Tork. TKftid by all the principal drrjriu, TOMUNSOX A COI.DmcitMta,Arats ep30':i-ddily Indienapotia. MEDICAL. TO THE LADIES 0F AMERICA! bt ORK VALUABLE THAN GOLK MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD! UOSJZ VALUABLE THAN GOLD.' MOKE VALUABLE TU AX GOLD DR. JXO. L. LTOXS FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FOR FT. if ALES, rOR FEMALES, ron it. waits. Suffering fruia Irregularity or O'truoti.-s, f tie lies. sea froni wbaterer cause IT IS SCRC TO CURE! IT IS SURE TV CURE! II IS SURE TUCCKk! IT H SUBE TU CURX It 1 impossible to enjey tLo bloom of Lealtbaod acltjr or spirits unless tbo Men.es are regular as to tb time, tit quantity and quality. Wtn they are obstruct d, nature makes Lr effort to obtain for It autno other outlet, and, unless these efforts f nature are assisted, tbt atier.t usually experiences Depondjpj-. Nerronan and finally CONSUMPTION' assumes it. away, and prematurely terminate a miserable Lfe. IT KEMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS: IT REMOVES ALL OBSTnUCTtON1! IT KEMüVES ALL OB-TRUCTI0N8: rr eemovf:s ALL ODSTKI CTIONS! IT IS A PERFECT HEGULATORI IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! IT IS A FERTECT REGULATOR! IT 1 A rEP.FF.CT REGUL.VT0. BEAR IN MIND REAR IN MIND BEAR IN MIND . BEAR IX MIXD THAT I GUARANTEE THAT GUARANTEE THAT I G RAR ANTE Z THAT I GUARANTEE My DROPS TO CURE Sopprearion of tbt Mrnsesfrosa whatever cause, th.ngh car ahould Tt taken that mj directions are carefully adbrred tc. BUT THE BEST! BUT THE BEST! BUY THE BEST! BUT THE BESTI BUT THE KAFISTT BUT THE SAFEST BCT THE SAFEST BUT TUE SAFEST! BUT THE SUREST! BUY THE PUREST BUT THE SUREST BUY THE SUREST! HHtCH 1 LTOX'S DROPS! WHICn IS LTOS DROPS! WHICH IS LYOX'S DROPS WHICH IS LTON'8 DROPS THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM By strengthening and lnvigoratinf and restorir.f, the system to a bealtby condition. It mode r a tea all eaoeaa and re mores all obetnictiona, and a apeedy cart way be re liedn. To lVCax2riorl Ziadlos They are peculiarly adapted, at they brief on tbt rssmtb y period witb such perfect regularity. BE WISE IN TIME! BE WlüE IX TIME! BE W ISE IK TIME! XiE WISE IX TIME! ONE BOTTLE CURES ONE F.OITLK CURES ONE BOTTLE CUKES ONE BOTTLE CURES la almost tvery ras. IK) NOT PK IMPOSED UPON, I) NOT BK IMpO&r l UPON, IJO NOT BE IMPOSED lltlN, DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON. But cut this out and aend it to your Druggist, aad if ha bas nut got it make hira'bvy it for yon. or It may be ob tained cf tb Gvoeral A cent Vor tbe I'n'ted Stale.. C G. CLARK A CtJ.. " Wholesale DrujrjjSfs, X'W listen. Gun. For aal by all responsibl UnaxsiaU. prtr. SI per bottle. VTboleaale Dealers and tba Trade npp tied at b Pro pn tor's pr ice s by l.O It O A. I T 1 1 , - . - - Cbse.fc-o. SUIRE ECKSTEIX A CO, CincrnnarE BROWNINU -OAX, Indianapolia fti'ylO-I'eod FURNISHIfJC GOODS. TH0IISSEII & LAHEY, 67 West Washington Street, - Dewtten Illlnola aad Teaaesset tu.t !Vear!r oppoatte the Dateatlaaa. WnOLESALE NOTION CCISH, finite Furnishinj Goods AND II O Ö I E n Y . rcda8ld ml n rr Trtt Jfcin? Price. eeeli FOn 0ALG, GOOD. SUBSTAXUAL tUTLKB'M 031 rTSDUSa Waoii, ewrpleta ta erery resrct- Any peraoa wL-th? ! turrhasa can bear of a bargain ty aTsptyttf U the anders frd . H. - O ARTCX. " Croer Xeatacky Atb aau ueorap fell-dl . a