Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4159, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1864 — Page 3

Democratic Documents. Add reo of the Democratic .Tlenibe- r the General Astt;My to th People of lad. ana, ettlrg forth the history t-f the late sk.n, and the reason, why more had not been accompluVd during lt eoastitatlooal term. This document make a pamphlet efsixteea pages, and will be famished la any quantity. Price f I 0 perbandred. TIio Concript Act percl off lion. D. W . Vcrbee., on the Conscription Li:!,io the H mse of Rere.er,utires, Ftlruary 23, lr.3. This I on of the fnest speeches cf Mr. Voorheea, co a o,aetiow tnww capj'.ng a large share of public attention, and ery clllxen In lrvtiana should have aeopy. It fiku pnphlat ef eight pares. Price! per hundred.

Th tAhtriy t 1' Citizen pet-rh of Ho. D. w. Voornee, onreren in in non-e ox neprtsentatlvesFfbniary I. 1"C3, on the "Act to indemnify the President and other person for suspending the writ If habeas corpus, and acts done In pursuance thereof,' la now printed In pamphlet form, anl can b bt!ned it tblaoSlce. Tbl 1 tb gTeat eflort of Mr. Voorhee to protect the liberty of the citizen, and shoald be In the band of every voter In Indiana. It make a pamphlet of alxteen pa-re. Price tl SO per hundred. IXT'- orders houlvl direct tie speerbe. tote sent by z prent, at tb postage, will b. out eut a copy, ad anstbe prepaid. Address F.LDKR, HARKKK&S 1 BINGHAM, Indianapolis. DAILY SENTINEL. SATURDAY MORN I NO, FKliKUAKY 13 CITY ITEMS. fJ?PFour Ace Cement I'.tiut ?ee advertisement. t3f"The furloueh of the 13th has expired and the regiment will rendezvous here. 5f"Mr. Jfttnc M Hester, of Adim' Kxpre, baa our thanks for Louiviilo l:itc-t. r5fClt Middleton of the 17th, Invaü.l Corp-, ucceed Cpt. Wdcox aa IVovost Marshal. j , m m . ' 7 "Capt. Craij now romnntnh at Soldiers i Home, aud Lieut. Oreeiiwalt at Lidies Home. t3y"The Marion County Teachers Association

, ,, ... . I I ft i, . llll H HIT" 111 Ml il'MT l'll.?HiVI "i "II 'l .III win meets at the ut W anl hebw. House, at 10 A. j ,(.ire work in , lt lmt M.rs I;r;t,jeM & AI. to day. Co '. e-tabli-hment is in the up; er story o the . ' y 1 büüdinp on the Southwest corner of Meridian 55" Ldwui Adams make hi Iat appearance a, w:1hiPton treera. Order, nnv he left at at the Metroptdit. to . niht. The play are the , ,be hti,,i?IIierJ c.taWi.bment of William l-mlei., Drunkara and KUck Lyed buan. j West Wabinio ..tieei. XSTFour companies of the 63d, Major Tindall, Hkoption r ruf 115th Im!analcit yesterday for Um? ebsoii, ky., where ThrsR Tt.UiTUv l rmvuU we f,.,m iliv received they wdl 2nd the real of the reyuuent. ftt Clj.itol je,,erd:iT They had j.revioti.ly pradel the principal ,-tieet, and dined at Sol. ' SSTlt is reported that there ia already an ar J j;eP;,' Home, where tb abundant provi-ion ihu il rage of one hundred aud fifty recruit to each of; on jU,, occasion wa midebv the la lie.

the returned veteran regiments. t&7 Captain George I'. Marshall, of this city, died on hi way to California, at l'auama, on the 28th of January. He was buried there. C3T"At the Adjutant fJeneral Office, it i confidently expected that, by the KHh of March, tiz full regimecu will be added to those Indiana already baa. fciWe have just receiyel a freh inyoice of Card boards of different Txrieties, and are prepared to print all kindj of card, ou short notice. feb!3-d3t Mascrne A. & A. Rite. A meeting of AdonIrarji 0. L of Perfection, for work, will be held thi (Saturday) evening at 1 o'clock. 11. W. Smith, Sec'j. JSTThe 6th Ohio Independent Battery, 160 men, Lieut. Ajrcs commanding, paecd through the city yesterday, for the Army of the Cumberjand. f t3yIjaker A; Mclver, in advance of all com petition, are now opening new tprin; j;o?d. If .Tou want something new in the way of a hat or cup, call ou them. febll-d3t A Chea Lot. lit No. -b0, in Dunlop and Tutewiler's addition to Indianopolis will be sold terv cheap, far cash. Inquire at this ollice. dJS-tf Kaklt Closixj. Anxious to give our joung . mn time for imnroverneni, we will continue to C ose at ti o'clock P. M. dining the sea.-on. W. A. H Glkv, febl2d6m Proprietor New York Store Rooks. We have on hand a very hearv stock of superior book and cover pper, and can print) books and catalogues ou the best term, and j on short notice. Our varieties of book type can't te excelled in the West. Orders from a ! distance promptly attended to lebl.3-d3t Look out roa Yorn Lickni.s The i;ext i number of the Weekly Sentinel i the last that j applications for licenses can be published in to be j in time for the March session of the Roan! of Commissioners. Notices handed in bv undv. the 14th, will be in time. febll d.h.' .... l aTio.-l en.on in want ot printing ot any , , kind, can pet it done promptly , and ne itly, ai the Sentinel oihce. Our niesle and machinery are T now in complete running order, and we can do up anv amount of work, on horl notice. feb!3-d3t Merchant Tailoring. Spring is approaching, and for new and beautitul atyles of good for gentlemen's wear, made in the most artistic fashion, call on (). II. Heitkam, No. 17 North Illinois treet. Military woik i executed promptly, and in a manner unsurpassed, at Heitkam's. lebOdtf INDIANAPOLIS Hi BREW RlC IVOLFXT SoCIXTT The members of this Society are notified that there wili be a special meeting on Sunday, Ketruiry 14. at 2 o'clock P. M , in the Half of the Young Meu's Literary and Sochi Union. Every me ruber is requested to attend. By order of the President. II. Dambfkwer. Sec'y. n7"The Seventh Ward Sold iers Reiief Society held another meeting night at the school bouse on Eat atreet. The public piriti citizens of that part of the municipality ate resolved that no diab!ed soldier, no soldier's wite. child or mother, rhall want for the aid they stand ready willingly to render as a matter of right aud duty. t3T A." Lintx. No. 3'J. Wet Washington treet, is const inlly supj hel w ith boots and shoe from Eastern manufactories, of uperir wo:kinatiship. The boots and shoe of hi own mn ufacture, for gentlemen or la-lies wear, are elegiut, fashionable aud durable. In fct, the most varied a.s)rtn.ents in this line from which to select are to be found at So. 3D Cottage Hook at Atenos. We will sell rn Monday (February 13th) next that new brick c t No. 141 South street, pleasantly situated. ' with a fine lot. high above grade. The house is substantially built and contains six rooms, h all, kitchen, cellar and a fine csiern, well anu stable oa the lot. Terms of sale, cash Wilkt & Martin. febC-10t Real Estate Auctioneers. City DiaacroaT rca 16-1 Messrs Campbell & Hutchinson, is will be een by advertisement lae where, propose isauinjt a new city directory, and we call tfie especiil attention of business men to the fact. These eentleraen are well known citizens, and Mr. Hutchinson is one of our mo-t experienced publishers; thereby an ample guaranty is afforded that the director will be iu all respects jut what it bould be. t5f The attention of countrj dealers is called to my Mock of the eenr of peppermint, lemon and cinnamon; castor oil, sweet oil and turpentine; Bateman drops, Godfrey's cordial, ltudanum and paregoric; all of which are neatly pt op in package of one dozen bottles each. All of which is offered low for cash, at Serour's Drug Store. No. 5, Rates House Block, Washington treet, Indianapolia.

l.'HK) lUwAin The bore rrar! will he civrn to ay person wh can furni-b pre-crip-tinn for rouiti-, coW. !ooriac--oab, acthna, crHrurnrtion, wh:ch ia eqatl to Dr. S'ik kla !!! Mellifluous Cuujrh lUl ira. Thi bl-am will cure tie above complaint. alo epiuinr of 11H1 i.J niht sweata. One fifty cent Vottle is autftcient for ant one to trj. The worst cae of chronic cou;:h. asthma, whooping couh iiJ r-im r ciae of coijtumf.inn are curej bv Dr Strickl nd'$ Mellifluous Couh rlm. It can be hvJ at anr drug-;:i.-t'. It i different from

any other cough medicine we have known in ! Ihn country, tf. Thk Railroad Tiiikvu Ye? en! it. the rnr ttn rrf-teil by Odicer Untpriivr, Duval anl j KueJ, ch ire-1 with theft, fnr mie ot mo:. tin. from the Jr ffer? nrille Rnilrovl dejt nd freight cr. were brought lefor the Major. Thoj were J err j Moti;ih m, Charlea R. O miner. Henry Joh:on. I'cfrr Nrmejer, Anthony lrur;tz and Henry Tc-lTi. The !tfr w.iive! examination and tr iire buil in $"J."J0 for hi anre.iruKe at the next term of the Marion Circuit Court. The c.iac? of two other were heard and bail ! fiiel in a like .uni, which not bcin forthcoming, j tiiey, with t!ie other thrfc, (the chire- ajr-vin-st j whom will be exim'netl to dT) wer reminded, j Tefi i U a (erman reputed t be worth several j thousand dollar. He i the owner of the premi- j te-i in which a creat part of the stolen 'Ofd . were found !ecreted. Knouh wa develo.nd t how that the pin; hid y-'tem itically pursueil ; their nefarini! operation., while some of ihem at j time were employed about the rod, r.iid all of j ki.riil nii'in irj; hit: iii.h ui ! , ami mihi partie eonnectel witii tKe leot. wlio wouM he likely to mi pect and detect them. There are several feuitlet alo implicated. Litiiogkai-hy A new feature ha? been added to the mechaiiicat, or, we may with more prorri ety ?iy to the arti.-tifal buirie-" of our city. Me.-rs Wm. Rraden k Co. have j'it started a lithographic establishment with all the ppliaix e necefarj to do, in the very bet style, every de-cription of work in that line Mr Koch of Cleveland, formerly of Hatch' celeorated etab liahment in New York citv.and we may add, a mod nccomplirhcd arti-t. ha charge of the busi-ne--. and he 1ms not on'v the facilities, but the ability and experience to Micce-fully compete, ' in every repejt, with any simihr eta!t!ilnr.eiit, Kavt or West. Lithography, wher at ti.-tieally I executed, h alnK't crjual to the be-t enravine. and Mr. K-ch's work looks like the! bet Pteel enraviti. Me-fr Rraden A Co arej prepared to furnish, upon ?hort noti e, !itho j traphic checks, order, note ot hand, letter J h!id. and every description of wrk in that line, i i eoual in style to anv e-t iblirhruent in th ithr.inrh ! ! of' trade, an I upiti term Hju tllv f iV4.r.dIe We ! I ikinmktol tlifj titr liu-irt rtirit iif 1 1 1 1 ! tl 1 1-1" in mir i f , .. .. ;.n i.i (lovemor Morton, on behalf of the State, ad dre-ed them. Hi Kx'-elieucv' remark were patriotic and in good taste throughout General Cirrinirton fdlowed, tracing the ea reerof the Il.rih in Kst Tennes-ee, its tiii!:md bard-hip. an speaking In unbounded admiration ! of its heroic endurance and soldierly quhties. The 22 1, too, he followed ! Lexmcton, and Springfield, Mi9)tlri;t Pea Uid;e. and over the Ozrk Mountain; theme to Corinth, luka. Perryville. Stone Ricr, Chaltanoopa, 31iionary Kide and Lookout Mountain. It was glory imperishable that the.e name were inscribed upon their banner. Rut if there ws anything wanting to fill the measure of their fame they h ij Hipplied it by their voluntary re enlistment (Jen. Carringtnn was humorou n well as pathetic, and seriously patriotic, and at time convulsed the callant bovs with laughter bv hi happy hits. Mayor Civen Micceeded in behalf of the mu nicipality. m iking a decideti improvement on hi former ctTorts in this line; speaking with sense and feeling, and never once alluding to any topic not warranted by the proprieties of the occasion. Major Shay of the J"2d. and the Lieutenant Colonel and the Chaplain of the 1 15th. speaking for their regiment, returned their acknowledg metit to the citizen, and especiilly the ladles of Indianapolis, for the in inner in which they had been welcomed. A List of Patriot. The following are names of gentlemen, duly bepulTed in all the Uepubli-j can papers, candidate for nomination betöre the j approaching "Unconditional Union Convention" i for the places designated. We have only begun j to hear Irotn nbout one tenth of the "eligible." We shall cheerfully mike all required addition ; totheli-t: For ( vernor: Oliver P. Morton of Wavne, j Gen. James C Vcatch of Spencer. i ! Fir Lieutenant (overnor: Dvid C Rranham ' t. .... ... . . i of Jctiersoii. Gen. A. I Hovey ot l osey, Henry Secrest of Putnam. W. S Smith of Allen. i For Secretary of State: M jor W. Cumhack of Decatur, Carlton 1. Siiipley d' Delaware. W. R. , Harrison ot Morgan. Gen. John L Mtusfield of j JetlVrson, W. S Smith of Allen ! For Treasurer ( f State: William M Smith off Wayne, Jonathans Harvey of Claike. Chauncey j Carter t" Cass, Isaac Rector of L i retire, j Washington H iiley of Parke, Jonas Yotaw of; Jay. Dr. A. Lewi of Gibson. Col J. Templeion 1 f Ptenton. P. F. (rry of Fountain ; For Auditor of State: Thomas 1 McCartv off i f ia ii- I'll- i'T'i! . lti n .iUim. h . 11- r.lii oi t..Kiiari. ym. jmin ().,tir of rulIiam. Mmi X. La0ll 0f Svvitzcr- i i , i Judge of Supreme Court: Lucien Rirbour, of j Muion; Charles A. R y, of Marion; Wili'umC, Hanni, of Liporte; Walter March, of Del iw.-re; D. O Daily, of Huntington; James M. Wil-on, . of Union: Gere Holland, of Waytie; C. E. ! Walker, of JetlVrson; Major A W. Hendricks, of ! JetlVrson; James Eraser, of K- sciusko; Johu T. j Elliott, of Henry ; Joseph S. Prown, of Warren; 1 J.i me Colhn. oi Floyd; Jerrv Wil-oi. of! of Uni.tn; D. S Major, of Dearborn; R mdall j Crawford, of Floyd; Amos Layering, of Clarke; j L. C. Daugherty of Roone; Ca; t. SransiJVr, of! R irtholomew; l'h on i J . Simple, of Delaware;, W. M. Diinn, of JelVeron; J. M. Johnson, of Decatur; Co Conrad Raker, of Yanderburg: i Jacoli R. Julian, of Waytie; Albert G. Porter, of Marion. Attorney General: Daniel D. Pratt, of Cass; Delana E. Williamson, of Putnam: James S : Ruch man, of Decatur; Lieut. Col. Browne, of j Randolph. Clerk of Supreme Court: L7. Noble, of Wayne; W. W. H. Terrell, of Knox; John Piul Jones, of Lagrange; Ja me Moore, of Liprte; Thomas G. S'aughter, ot Orange; Johu K. Cravens, of Jennings. Supreme Court Reporter: Edwin A. Davis, of Marin; P. S. Kennedy, of Hemir'uk; Coh nel Reniuuiii Harrison, of Marion; F. M. Meredith, of Yigo. Stit crir tendent id Public Instrur lion: Prof. J ti. W. Hos., of Marion; Maj .r Isaac Ivnley, iVovo-t Marshal ot the Fifth District; Rev T K Lynih. of Shelby; Rirnabi C H-'bb, of; ig"; R F. Hoyt. of Putnam; Jame- Ferii. if De t ate; John I . Morri-ou, ot W i-liit gton l For position anvwliere on ti kef. Divid S. ! Go ding. f II u.c.t k PROFESSIONAL. Or. A. I). .ALL. O FfF.r.S HIS SF.KVi.'KS TO THK CITiZKNS OF It.!ii:upo-.s t t: u.!r. O.T.c-', Virr::. a Avenue 3T. Nu. 12. Kfi-liK" Sörth N Jrrr trpft. N act U'3-1ly BROKER. MONEY ADVANCED r.X WATCHE5. PIAM JNDS, JF.WKI.kT, PLATF, j Itt GockIs anl olPi ronai pr-pi-rt j. or b.-utt a-ni sold at :n"o. iss SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET, NOKWiH)DS FlXTK (I P STAIRS.) .vt:s7y WANTED. Three Curriers W xi ii t c tl I in m e (1 i a t o 1 y. PirCK VTOUK A5DSTKADTFMnTMFNTr.IVF.N. .N)Le Lut trl cIaas w rkuiu ru-rJ ply . JOUS K1SIIBACK. ludlauapoli, rebruary 5, 1?4. vtlO

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i-oTf t imf'H' r- r Bttl arar asanit il For .Morning ICepwrt See Flrat Face TV i 1 1 1 Itrporl. CONGRESSIONA L. LtTEil rtlOJl CiiiiUsESTtKV Another Blockade RunnerDcstroyed. AN EXPEDITION FOR JACKSONVILl E. liritish IV nr Slramcr oflT Cltnrlcton ISar. DcHcrtcrM to lo Kxtoiiitscl Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac Ac, THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. SENATE. WAiitiNGTOx, Jaiitnry 12. On motion of Mr Line, of Indiana, the Committee on Judiciiry a in-tructed to inquire into expediencv of nmefiditp the present law rerulatin'' the Suprenie Court o an to confine it de ciVir.3 to mst 'er of law alone. The Senate then took up the House deficiency bill as reported bythe Senate Fmance Cjuiroittee. HOUSE. The House h engaged ia the consideration of private bills Thellou-e proceeded to consideifhe action on the Sen ile enrollment bill a amended by the Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union Mr. Cox f Ohio suggested tint the bill lie over for examination, the amendments being in hUfh a colt fued state. Mr. Schenck ot ()h;o replied that the public exit-tieir were s pressing we could not cive an hour He then moved the previous rjuest'on, explained the amendment and substitute, concluding with an appeal to the friends of the country and the passage of the bill, that the army might be r cruited and the govc: nn ent miintained. Mr. Harding of Kentucky desired to address the H"U.e. Mr. (J u field of Ohio proposed that Mr. Harding hhonld, by general consent, be allowed hilf an hour for that purpose. Mr. Schenck objected to this proposition, and opposition to further proceedings on the bill was ni mife-ted. Mr. Rogers of New Jersev moved to recon sider the vote bv which, in the eutlier stage of the proceedings, the House h;.d agreed to adjourn till Monday. This motion was laid on the table bv a vote of 1011 against 4-h The House proceeded to vote on the amendments to the Senate bill The Hou-e voted uii the following amendment: All able bodied male persons of African descent between the ae of 2'' and 4" years, whether citix.cn or not, residents in the United States, hall be enrolled according to the provisions of the act to which this is supo'emetitary, and form part of the national force; aud when a flave of u loyal citizen shall be dratted and mustered into the service of the United State., his mister shall receive a certificate of $lOd, payable when frueh person is mustered into service. In fieeing the persons, the Secretary of War shall apppoiut a commissioner from each of the fdave States represented in Congies-. charged to award a just compensation, not exceeding 53W, to each Iriyal person to whom the colored volunteer may ow e .ervice. and which shall be paid by the United States out of the commutation money upon t!.e master's freeing the tdave. The amendment was agreed to: yeas C4, navs C7. The House agreed to the committee amendment to the bill. Mr. Schenck submitted a Hnbtitute, which was ii greed to, mil the original bill s thus amended was then passed: yeas 1)3, nayg CO. fThe foregoing report and what follows is so muddled, that we could not assure any reader in danger of conscription that lie was reading Senate proceeding, or Houe proceedings all on account of this abolition Administration an! some beer-d-!ess reporter at the o;her end of the lines. . In fact, we cut the telegram of two pages out of respect for the rejorter at this end of the line, and thi abolition Administration readers, when these various bills are ful 1 v m ttuted , and all their divers aniendni'mts shall have been adopted, we will give you a good icpott of the wh'de negro white coiiscript-$HUl) jueslion , etc. Compositors From tw Vor it, Nkw Yoiik, February PJ A special to the Evening Post dated Washington. PJ. says: The Hou.-e PostofJice Committee wiil report & bill in favor of direct communication th Brazil. The select Committee on the Railroad between Washington and New York, are waiting for .statement,-, from the President of the existing road. The report ot the Committee will probably recommend a rit-w roa 1. The steamer Ful'on from Port Royal on the 1) r h , and Charleston R ir ou the Hhh, with the bTth Ohio Regiment on board, arrived this evening. Purser McManns furnishes the following for the press: A blockade runner grounded during a fog on the 7th. and was destroyed by our fleet and oat teries in Charleston liulinr An ex, edition left Port Royal on the 5th, und?r Seymour, con-isting of three brig ides and one liht battery, and 1 u,dd at J a ck son vi lie Gen Gilmore sailed tor Port Ivyal to join the expi'ditioti The Rntih war steamer Petrel, with dispatches for the rebel Secretary of War, arrived off Chirlestt.ii liar on the 5th. and reijuestel per mis-inn to communicate with the British Consul at S ivanuah. w li eh Admiral D ihlgren declined to tränt, and the Petiel put to sea The Savannah Kejublican gives gloomy accounts ot rebel a'J'iirs, and s.ns only one month's su!wi-.tei,( e remains in possession of the Commissary. Admiral Dahlgre;). with the Pawnee, Water Witch and Pocahontas, has sailed for S:. Johns. Fu-i id a. Three dr-erters from the 97th Pennsylvania were to be shot on the i'.h. COAL. COAL! COAL! COAL! rM NO KK..F.I V1NU AiiO-D St ITLY of rrrTSI'.UU i C M 1.. a, in . .tr 1 on l. I iware s rot, r.orth nie I. .V C U p-t. iri roj-nr,,: p,-n:.t j ova treet and l!H i. Kaiirod Track. W. jf. SMITH, te '. d t ACENCY. Ki:.ll. KXTATI2 Ai:V. IVorwootPs 12.4l, - S-rth li :;.: :ret, Iwianipidis, laliana. B. IsL. SPICER &C CO., OH-EKTUKll: SKHVPJKS FOIl THK. PCRCIIASE r.d 's of V.rjk, F.tate, I'it:n H'ise, N'-gotu-t;t g Loan. jp-Kurr. Money on Mrtg.i-'f. F.xaui;nli g Tit i . secu e L41 I'jp-rs, nd a.l o-ber bniLf p-psrta-::in t the Keal F.state P.ui . Hav;t gwarm a ad C' mtortatie r'rn, tiify w:!l It open day ariderenink. and pn mpt i.d ci.sta:it ifc;,t!"U .riven to all ba-i-ii s eutr itei t tem. liu.nes ol.c te-i and tisfacti.su guaranteed. febl-dlwlm NOTICE. milF. CllAMTKR OF CUM THCK" WILL EE crned daily tor b.i:t.e. co and ftr WoiMar. 'inxarj litfc, 1 (s,uuday eicepred) at 2 o'chx:k 'Chance hcurfr. r.il o'ci ck to 4 olx-k P.M. feP d3t J. B AliN VBP, Secretary. PAINTING. Fixt:?.;, no. . east nf.w tork strfet. op. . IHSIIK I n Trsity Square, prepared to do ail lind, of H'ie aa-1 in I aiminc, Oratrdng and GlAj!n or. bort notice and in tbe Tery lwt atjle. IVp-ona wanting work la Uia Lue are req ated t rle him a call- decS-lly

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Ttl GRLM PRESERVER OF THE AGE The Oldeatand Iteat Prrif rvlnj-Wear -Ingralnlln tte United Ktatea, i h i i'M Ll I a. . AXj 33221 Sk-TSX 33 3S.XiVJ3 Four Ace Cement Paint. IT IS THE Heat ritl.EKVIU IAI X In tie U oriel! ISei itAll.ItOAO l'AI T intlic World! Itet Vi:.lCIi I'tIM intheWorldl lie! I'AI'I' for l'i:.ci: I'OMMn Hie World! Ilet ltOt l; IMIT In f lie World! IT IS USF.D BY MORE THAN FIFTY JjIFFERF.NT Railroad., fr r--rinic their cars, and paintln? all tin, iron, zi'ic, t'niher, car-!ls. truck-teams, tuitns, nu.rl.ci'i-, anl fur painting bridge-; th insj.Je of stock car to prevent horses from eating the wooden lining; pits of tender and inside the name, to preserve and protect tbni: locomotive boilers, b-f.re tue Utreinir is put on. and. in fact, wher.-vt-r a paint i rt-ijuirt-! w preserve any :uaUTi-hi, or n.r hard ue, inead of b jury, there this Paint i the mo.-t valuable of anj ever known. it is i:m:i Py Farmers, p.uilder and Arclitecti to preserve any timber u-wd irt r uil litcs ff nil kinds. n I for fence post nJ fills it-fore tliey are laid on brick or t-tone foundations. To prevent Uainnne in lrick iw elliui. plank nhould be painted and laid be? w een the cellar wa'l and the upper wall. For tin nxi or for painting sLingle roofs, this Paint i uriurjasfl. i r in 1'm:i P,y Government feu roofing thefr b.irrark, and painting trie hall of tU-i' Kun.its, aud i a U'iiv.-rsal favorite in the Navy Yar-J-, a- the m-M va'.u iMe proservitg and weariiij; (LVnient Paint in the world: it is im;i In New York, Philadelphia, lVif,n, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Iui, and in fact all over the West, and pronounced hy all, after more than ten years trial, to be wi'hout an equal, liarini; i-tood bat im other Paint ever did. Th salt-water t t on iron, tin and wood, for years, preserving atl material perfectly. IT il AN UOKKId) Its ow n way up: slowly, Vut permanently, to popular favor, and commands the notice and ei luv? the favor of the roost M-ieiititic Naval and Ka lroad r nine-rs, as well a the learn d and practical ntechaiii s of this counti'. Aiiiotikf the th'.usiuds who are ueiii on- 1'aiiit we would rer to a few ominent Judjres, w hose names will be foil; id nelow: IAVII MACY, President and Superintendent, Peru and Indian it!is Ktitroad KOHKKTMKKK, Superinferident at;d Master Mechanic, Icdianapoiis ami Liticrnnati Kauroad. J. I). II AS LHP, Master Mechanic, Pdlfontaine, Railroad, Indiana. (ihO. CHL'Uni. Jeffersmville Railroad Indianapolis JOilN COXlJM'fL'K, S iperiiitendentTerre Haute, Alton and St. I.ouis Kailroad. A small discount made to such wholesale agent as we select. Forsaleby HIAK A.HVn Sole Agents for Indianapolis, Ind. sept26-d"tltaw MEDICAL. I "St MJU ' - THIS IS A RICH AND PECTORAL BALSAM OF THI WT HEALING, SOFTCNING, AND EXPECTORATING QUALITIES. IT I A lAri5 AXD rLEASANT HXMCIXE FOR n r v.vrs and Yor. niiumrx. IT IS A CIRTAI5 RF.Mr.DT FOR

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ASTHMA, HOOPING COUGH, CONSUMPTION, AND CROUP. V. IS THE EFST ASD CHEAPEST BEMEDT H'R COUGHS, CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS, NIGHT SWEATS, i SORE THROATS, Bleeding from the Lungs.

.V) C'KNTS lEIt IIOTTIil. Fr Side by all IruKst, and rnannfai-t tired on! By DR. STKICKIiAKD, CINCINNATI, O. For sile by Jan 4-de(NAwly. Pit AN K A. ItOYP, Druggist. FURNISHING COODS. THONSSEN & LAHEY, 67 West Washington Street, Ilewteeii Illinois mid lnnesee St. !Meurlv opposite Ilic Hutes House. WHOLESALE NOTION HOUSE iUnls1 Furnishing Goods AND II O S I 1 11 -v' . TTiood Sold aleiv York Jobbing I'ricc. declS REMOVALS. IZ O A" .V Ta . ft. IIIH Kh.MUIf.U I-KM-H .IJS. .j AU vet vi a.sri.ngtori ffin, v u- w ani corociccu'Us rtitn, . i- Son Hi Meridian Mreel, In Schnuil'a fUpxtt, where -e oUr-r to tl. trade a full and well e'cctl sfrtck of Stip ml Fancy Try Hood, Notions, Ac, -ufSeimt in qu waify aud Tn-ty to chrk th entire mnaornl am t any buyer, and at pric un3r. pa-ed la tbe Wt. , Merchant wi'l find it to treir advantage to exairina oar tck ant price before purcb.s-1.? e;where. feb-dlm CK0ST.A5I A PEE. FOR SALE. POTATO KS FOIl S.tLK. O A fin FUSIFLS CIIOICF. pttatof.s for W.UUU J0RD4!fSPOrT. ' Cor. .f Pern.ylrania t. and Union Ladroad Track. fet9-iot FOR SALE. Ill AVK TWKMV THOl'SANU UiLLARS WOHTÜ .f imprort-ci C ty Property, that I wi I wil for orfourth don a:? the balance, within eight vean, the purchaser payjii six percent. Interest in adTarar. anuualir. (iKOSJE VT. PITTS, declft-d-.'ia.

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: av TBLKoaAra. lilnrlnnatl .TIarket. Ccixüati, Fetrutry 12. Flour dnlll and 5e lower at J70r35.7S for urerfioe. $5 ?5(6.10 for extra, $G 23rdS.M for family. Wheat continues uncharge! at $I.C(J1 30 for prime red. and $1 37(21 40 for Kentucky wlite. Com ia firmer at 'jj(2100c for new ear, but buyer are nut dispred to pay these fi?arf,s. $!.(). fr new Le led in bulk U a-Led. Oat. P0c in bulk, w th a lair demand. Kye in requef t at $1.30. It r!e?T i.orr.iual Whi-ky advanced, and closed at Sdc. Orocerif tedv at former rate. Me- prk held' firmly at $.50(321 for country, and fQJ.50 for city, but few buyer at these figutes. Hulk meats in cood rc,uet, with pale of 3'iO.noo pounds ar IKfä'Jic for shoulders, 9X(i954'c for lib. Illjl03ic for clear side, and 1034103c f jrhinis. Nothing done either in bicon or bxe-l meats Lard h in request at lQlc. but held higher. Clore-eeed advancevl, and timothy quiet at $3 4'J. Gold, 5S,--2(ar9c frem. Silver, 5153cprra. Exchange firm nt par. sa York .larkri. Xxr Yo&k, February 12. Flour heavy and a shade lower; $6.TU(36 95 for extra Sute. Whisky firmer at 85c. Wl.et opened steady, with farr demand, at $1 ootöl.O'l for Chicago Spring, $1.57(31.61 for Milwaukie Club, SlGCIfi" for Winter Re.1 N extern. Corn opened heavy, but clo?e.l with a better demand and firmer prices at $1 22 for mixed, in store, but this ia now refused. Oats steady at K91c, chiefly 90. Wool iuict and firm. Lard firm, und in moderate demand at 130 133jC Cut meats in good demand. Shoulders, 11 l3c. Pres-ed hogs firm at O-.lOJc. Monev easier at 6(ft7 percent. Exchange is dull at lTd'.j. Gold qniet; open'ng at 591, and closing dull at '0äö'AgC. The Post says the loan m uket is working more easr at 7 per cent. The amount of capita i to be borrowed at G per cent, i daily increasing. Jlercaiitile piper pie at Hi. Tbe stock market i active, anl a number of new buer are daiiy crowding the precinct of the Stock Exchange. Should the jresent ease in money continue, there i- little doubt of a fpecula'ive ris in prices. Government stocks have advanced considerably this morning: foreign orders to buy amounting to nearly $",((M)ftHK), as brought over by the hist steamer. In consequence of the excites! and nmid advance, pome of our national bank have difficulty in procuring claim coupon, C5 of bl; they are, however, beginning to buy indorsed bond, by which plan they save 2 per cent, and obtain security, which is equally fit for their purpose. SUGAR. SU Gr A R, JUST RKCF.lVF.l), DIRECT FROM NEW OKLEAKS iyt Illid civ Orleans Sircar, and have rf arrangement-, completed for con-tai.t arrivals of Käme Irorn New Orleans. CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will do well to examine our stock before buying elsewhere. For sale low by SAWYEU si'AICIlITTT. 13 South Meridian street. New Sent. nel Building. fel9-i12w MEDICAL. TO THE LADIES OF AMEEICA! MOIiK VALUABLE THAN GOLD! MOUK VALUABLE THAN GOLD! MOKE VALUABLE THAN GOLD! MOKE VALUABLE THAN GOLD 'DR. JXO. L. LTOiVS FHEXCH PERIODICAL DHOPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FOR FEMALES, FOR FEMALES, FOR FF.MALES, Suffering from Irregularity or Obstruction of the Menses from whatever cau.-e. IT IS SURE TO CUKE! IT IS SURE TO CURE! IT IS SURE TO CUKE! IT IS SURE TO CTRK It I iniposid'ule to eujoy the bloom of health and v vacity of spirits unless the Menses are regular as to th time, the qumtity and quality. When they are obstructrd, nature make her etf.rt t' Mai fr it some other outlet, and, unless these effort of nature are as-dsted, the atient usually experieitces Desjtoiideucy, Nervousness and finally CONSUMPTION assume ju away, and prematurely terminates a miserable life. IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS: IT REMOVES ALL OBS1 RUCTIONS: IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS.' IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS! . IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR BEAR IN MIND BEAR IN MIND BEAR IN MIND BEAR IN MIND THAT I GUARANTEE THAT I GUARANTEE THAT I GRARANTEE THAT I GUARANTEE My DROPS TO CURE Suppression of the Mensen from whatever cause, thu?h care should be Uken that my directions are carefully adhered to. BUY THE BEST! BUT THE BEST BUY THE BESP. BUT TUE BESP BUY THE SAFEST! EUY THE SAFEST BUT THE SAFEST BUY THE SAFEST! BUT THE SUREST! BUY THE SUREST! BUY THE SUREST BUY THE SUREST! WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS: WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS: WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS WHICH IS LYON'S DROP TIIEY ACT LIKE A CHARM By strengthening and invigorating and restoring the y?tem te a healthy condition. It moderates all excess and removes all obstruction, and a speedy cure may be re lied on. To Marxiod Xrvrl.i.oea They are peculiarly adapted, a they bring on the mouthj period with fcuca perfect reUri!;. BE WISE IN TIME: . BE WISE IN TIME! BE Wi.fc IN TIME! BE WISE IX TIME! ONE BOTTLE CURES OXE BOITLE CURES ONE BOTTLE CURES ONE BOTTLE CUKES la almost eerr ca. in) Ntrr BE IMPOSED UPON. IXJ NOT BE IMPOSED UPON, DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON, DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON. Bat cut this out and aend It to your Dm-rJ-t, and If he haa not rot it mke b:m buy it for rm, or it may b obtained of th General Agent ft the United State, C. G. CLARK A CO., Wholesale Dragist, New Haren, Onn For sale by a!! responsible DrurgUta. Price 91 per bottle. Whoieaal Dealer and the Trade applied at the Pro prietor's prices by I.4JÜ I Jk. S 31 ITU, Chicago. SUIRE FCKSTF.CC k CO, Cincinnati. BÜ0WNLNÜ "'OAN, Indiana tKdla Ja'jlO-dlveod .

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Fre-m the- array hoapital 'ha bloody batUa-field the mana'on of the rich and hnmMe ahtde of tbe por from the office and the arred dek fnm the tnoontain top, distant Talleyt ani far-off Ulanda f tbe oeean from erery nook an I confer of th ciritited orU U pouring in tie erilenc of tbe atocihing eifecti of DRAKK'S PLANTATION BiTTEkS. Thonnandi np-n thousand of letter like the following may be en at our cülce: BacMacBT, fw., Spt. IC, 1V3. i bre beeu In the army hop tal for fourteen morüh peech'e and nearly dad. At Altor, III., they gare ro a botil of Mar.tation B:tter. Three bettlet retred my peech aud cured ire. C. A. FLAUTE." Socth Warsaw, 0., July js, 1?G. ' pQna youn man, who bad ben Wk ant not nt of th Iiobm for two year with Scrofula and Kry-ipelas after paying the doctors over 1W without benttt, has been cored by ten t ottle, of toor bitter. EUWAKÜ WOUXALL. The following la from the liana ger of the Union Dome School for tb Children of Volnrteer: IltrcMiTta Majisiox, Firrr-StTtrra fracrr.) New YokK, Aaguata. lfG3. I -'Dm. PftAKK: Tour wonderful plantalion Bitters hare been girea to aonie of our httle chlMren suffarinj from we.ki.es and weak lone, mith nnt harpy fTect. On little grirl, in particular, with paln In ber he1. Iom of appt!te, and daily wttir.g consumption, on whom all medical kill had been exhausted, ha. been entirely restored. We commenced with but a teaspooriful cf Bitter a day. Her appetite anJ trengih rapidly iDcrea-d, and fche is now well. Keipectfully, MKS. O. M DF.VJK." I owe much to yon. for I verily believe the Plantation Bitter have taveit rnv life. KKV. yy.'u. VTAGr.ONSR, Madrid, S.T." " Thoa w-Jt -!i.I me two bt.ttlea more of thy Plantation Eitler. Sly w fe has been greatly tpcLeStted by their ue. Thy f iend. ASA CURR X,rhiIadelpLia, Ta." " I have been a creat sufferer from Dyipepsi a. and had to abai J ii prehing. -jj rlantatiun .littera have cured me. REV. J. S CATHORN, Rochester, N. Y." " Send us twenty-four d ten more of your Plantation Bitters, ihe porularit f which are daily increasing witb tbe Riief-t of our bu-e. SYKES, CHADWICK t CO., Proprietor of WilUrd'a lLtel, Washington, D. C. " Have given the Plantation Bitters to hun dred of oar disabled soldiers with the, m-t astnihing effect. G. VV. D. ANDREWS. Superintendent Soldiers' Home, Cincinnati, 0. .i pUntation Bitter have cured me of liver complaint, of which I was laid up prostrate and had toahandou my business. H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, 0." " . The PUnt.tior Bitters have cured me of a derangem nt of the kidneys and urinary organs that has distressed me for years. It ac?s Irk a charm. C. C. MOJKE, Uo4 Broadway, . T." Ac, ic, 4c, d:c. The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the lan guid brilliant, aud are exhausted nature great restorer. They are composed of a celebrated Calisaa Birk, Winterreen, Sassafras, Roots, Herb, &c, all preterved ia perfectly pure St, Croix kurp. S. T.--1860.--X. Persona of sedentary habits troubled with weakness, lassitude, palpitation of tbe heart, lack of appetite, distress af.er eating, torpid liver, constipation, Ao., deserve to suffer if they do not try tbem. They are recommended by the highest medical anthorities, and are warranted to produce an itnmtiite beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless. JToticb Any person pretending to aell Plantation Bitters in bulk or by tbe gallon U a swindler and Impostor. It 1 put up only in our patent log cabin bottle Bvware of bottle refilled with imitation dt leterous stuff for which several persons are already In prison. See that erery bottle baa our private United States Stamp over the cork unmutilatcd, and signature on steel plate side label. Sold by respectable dealer throughout the habitable g'obc. I. II. DIMIti; A: CO., 202 Broadway, N. Y. feb4-d6m The t'oiif-sion- and Ixprricucc of ait Invalid. Publi-hed for thelnefit and a-aCAUTION TO YCUNG MEN and others, who suiT r fr m Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, Ac., supplying at the arae time the meant of self-cure. By one who has cured himself aftT underguii g conMderatle quackery. By incloslnsf a pn-t paid addressed envelope, aingle copies may be ha i of rh- author. NArilANIEL MAYFAIR, E-q., fely5-d3m B:ford, Kir.gsCo., N. Y. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES THESE LOZKNCES ARE PREPARED from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affections, Astama, Hoarseness, Coughs aiid Irritation or Sorekcss of the Throat. PEBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALISTS Will find rhem beneficial in clearing the oice before speaking or kinging, and r-lierm; the thr-at afier any unu-ual exertion of he t al organs, having a peculiar adtptatiun to affections which disturb the organa of speech. SoM by all Druggist and Dealer in Medicine in the United States and most foreign countries at 25 cent- per box. f'b4-dAwlm ßTNEW DISCOVERY FOR THE speedy and permanent cure of Seniinal Weaknesk, Urethral and Vaginal Discharges Ole-t, Sequal Dieasea, Emissions, Impotence, Genital Debility and diseasea ot the Biad ier and Kidriey. Bell's Srrcinc Piua art warranted in all cases and can be relied on. No rbantre of diet required. They do not uausate.nor interfere with busineia pursuits. Upwards of 200 cases have been cured the past month. M re thnn on hun-lrsd jAyieiaui it tAsm in thir pritaU jirtt-tUx,rind all tjtak cei of thir (Jtcacg They are entirely bennies on the system, and can be relied rn in all caseg arising from youthful indiscretion r self-abu-e, which often incapacitates the aufferer from fulfilling thfdutit uf married lift. A TREATISE of 4 pagee, containing means X cure, ent free to all. Two starcps required for poatage. The 1111 will b fcent by mail, securely sealed, on receipt of One Dollar, by J. P.RYAN, M. D., No. 76 Ca dar street, 5, T. Sol 1 by all the principal druggists. TOMUNSON COX, Agenta, septM-diwly Indiannpolia. C5T IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR HaavKT's Femalk Pili hare never yet failed In re moving difficulties arising from obstruction, or stoppage of nature, or in restoring tbe system to perfect health when saTering fropi Spinal aT.-ct:on, Prolapsus, Uteri, tbe Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Organa. The Püls are perfectly harml-s on the constitution, and may be taken by the most delkate female without caa.' itg distre tLe same time they ct like a charm ty strengtbetiog, invigorating arI restor.ng the. system to a heali by condition, and by bringing oa the monthly pe riod with regularity, no matter from whatcauaea the obstruction may arise. They should, however, 50T ba taken daring the first three or four months of pregnancy, though aafe at any ether time, as miscarriage would be the reTi!t. Each box contains 60 rVlla. Price fl. Dr. HARVEY'S TRKATISE oa D!eAfc of Femalei, Pregnancy, Htscarriege, Barrenne, erllity, Reprodaction and Abu et of Nature, and emphatically the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet of 61 pages, sect free to any addreaa. &ix centa required to par postage The 1 Vd and book will b aent Vj thaU when deiired. securely sealed aad prepaid, by J. LRTAN, iL. D., General Agent, No. 7 Cedar street, Ntw Tork. Ulf 'Sold by all the principal draggtsU. TOMUNSON A COX, Druggift, AgenU. epUJO'ü-dÄtwlj In4Utapolia.a STLADIES! LADIES! LADIES! DON'T fail to read the advertisement in this paper, headei IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. Cheesman, of New York, haa devoted the laat th'rty years of hi practice to Female Complaints. Ills Pilla act Lkeacaana. They

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IMM1TABLK IIIR RKSTORATIVI XOT A DYE. 1 Bat restores gray hair to !u or t.nl color, ty tpF!4-1 the capillary tube, wita natural imuctncf, Impaired I age or di ease. All i 'S.'.ja jnes Jyar compo-ed lun.tr c.jai'M, destroy trg the vtialtj and beaaty cf tl 1 air, aad a?ord of thale bo dre. lle'.Katreat Inimiub e Coloring not cu'j mtor ka-r to iu.naiur color by an eay proc-a Vat tire the hair a l.uxitrlntit Itraufjr, promo'ea It ;rwth, prevent It facing off, eradicate dandrnfT, and inparts teaJ'h arnlt leaai.tr.ea to th head. It baa tood the tet of t me, bet -g the eppCg.. Hair C.lonng, and is co3-tait!y lncTTa!tf in fao Used by both cen Irmen and lad.es. It in aoil by all r Bpeca le dealer, or can be procured by them of th eomraerc al agent,D. S. BARN K 4 1 CO, IVoad.aj New Trrk. Two ixe. 50 ce&ta and 1. febö-cöai-eod A FACT .... Il to n . In tbe year l-5 Mr. Matbew Brt peerared tbe TENE TIAN HsIU DYK;toce that t'me it has been sei b tboa'i'i-i, and iu co Instance has 1 fa ted to gie eLtir aatinfartion. The VENETIAN DTE is the cheapest In the world Its price i on'y Fifty Cent-, and each bottle centals double te quantity cf dye 1 1 those uua!ly old for adollar. The VENETIAN DTE Is warranted not to Irjtrt tb hair or the scalp in tbe lightest decree. The VENETIAN DYE works with rapid Ty aad cer tamty. tbe hair requirttig bo preparation wb.tever. Th VENETIAN DYK protucea any shade that r.sj be desired one that will not fade, crock or wah out one that is as permanent a the hair liaelf. For aa). bj all druggit. Price 60 cent. A. I. MATHEWS. Gen raj Agent, 11 Geld street, N. T. Aleo. Manufacturer of Matbewt A row. Ilalr Gloaa, the best hair dressing in use. Price 25 cents. JunelSTy WINES, LIQUORS, CcC. HAHN & B0SE, No. 11 South Meridian Street, STATE SEVriXEL ntlLDl.G, WHOLKSALK DEALERS IX Foreign and Domestic WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C. We call particular attention to our line aiaortmeat of genuine imported i.i tlL ons irn ci a. mst Also our Large Stock of OLD BOURBON WHISKY AHD TOBACCO, All bought before the rise, which enables aa to aell at the vary lowest price. We Invite Dealers to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. II A II IV V ROSE. Jan6-d6ra DRY GOODS. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, III CLOAKS AXD SHAWLS, Will se?ll for fifteen days, their stock in CLOAKS and HIIAMXH At a reduction of at least one fourth lest tbaa Christmas Irice. Nubias Hoods, Sontags, Jacket, Scarfs and all Wool Goods DEUIDEIMaY AT COST. Balmorals, Hoop-Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Goods, and all other Goods arc marked down proportionally. Call AT ONCE Only 15 Days Sale, AT 33 VEST VASHIKSTOH ST. 5 Doors from Palmer Houro, Same Side. Janll-dtf PARTNERSHIP. Copartnership Rotier f pilE UNDFIiSlGNED RETURNS HIS BEST THANKS I to the citizen of Indianapolis and its vkiuity for tbe liberal patrotaee they have gieea him dotir.g the period he has done busine among them, and he hereby informs tbem test owlLg to a largely lncreaae of his basibes be baa th'a day formed a rartoerLlp with Mr. Peter Gandolfo, of Clocinnatl, In rr to facilitate with double energy tbe boaines. of Plumbing, Gaa and Suaia P.ttintr. at. the old establishment No. It mud 36 Keotacfcy Aeaue, Indianapol a, which the tew firm will oecapy. All persons Indebted to hin will please call And settle their bills, and all thoae having ciaima araiwat htm wül present them for adjustment. J. C. DUNN. IndUcapoIis, Jai tury 19, 1S61. The undersigned partnership, autaally formed this day between J. C. Dunn and Peter Gandoifo, would coat respectfully eolirlt a coounoaac of the patronage a. liberally bestowed opsra the old elabüa tarnt, aa we profess proScieDcy, and proxal-e reeewed eterfy la the practical execution of the art. con: biting elegance wtth atreuarth aid durability of oar work, tahe FliimblBg, Gaa and Steam Fitting, and all other appurtenances pertaining to our buKD'S. N. B. All orders attended to with prompte aad dipalcb. J. C DLNN A CO.. Kentucky Avenue, No. 24 and ti. Indianapolis, January IS, l-4. Jaa-dls PHYSICIANS. CI1AS. S. WAKE, 3. !., Physician and Surgeon. O F1CK SOLTHWIST CCRNI OF VKKlDtAS AND waahlngtcMi treet. Joha f. fpaaa'a Id oXce. KUeiiCe N. T North rmB.ylrsiila .U Jard d?v