Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4162, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1864 — Page 3

Democratic Documents.

Addrcof the Democratic .Tlrmbrrt h Genera! Assembly to Ihm Ftple of Indian, tttinj forth tb history f the Ui session, and the rttnni why more had net bee n aecmnplwbed daring In Ceastitutienal terra. ThU document mke a parapblet f sixteen pages, and will be farnt1iKl In any qaantity. Fric f I 50 per hundred. The Conrrlit Act-Speerli of lion. D. W . Voorhe-, on the Conscription WIM th II -e of Rereer.tat!rr, February 23, 153. TU I ort of the finest speeches of Mr. Voorhee. no queto d-apy'-ng large share of pubt attention, txJ ev.ry citlien In In-liana houM bave cor. It fake a pampbUt sf eight p-V"- Prl- tl per hundred. Tlso Liberty of the Clliwn-Xpeecli of lion. D. W. Voorhees, delive red in the Houe if Repreaentatives.Tebruary IS. 13. on tt "Act toindemnify ths rreHent and other peron for expending the writ If habeas eorpa, and met 4 -me I n pursuance thereof I now prints In pamphlet form, arid can be obtained at tbU office. This H the gre at eflort of Mr. Voorhees to protect the liberty of Ike citizen, and shonld be in the bands of every roter la Indiana. It make a pamphlet of Istem pages, I'rtc 11 50 pr hundred. IOAll order should direct the speeches to he sent by express, as the postage will be one cent a copy, and ainst t e prepaid. Address ELDER, HAP.KNESS k DING II AM, Indianapolis. DAILY S1OTINKL. WEDNESDAY MORN I NO. FEHKUATtY 17. t , CITY ITEMS. a? vuuntiTie.i po.iai currency n reported r r ..-1 .1 plentiful. tT"The State Hoard of Agriculture convenes on Tuewlaj iicxt Jf0ne hundred and aixty men of the 27th Indiana have re-cnlisrtd. tTThe cdd weather deUyeI railroad trains generally yesterday. C"Prbtte biisitiC occupieil the Common Plea. Court yesterday. t"2TThe thermometer at sunri-e and uiir-et yesterday, iutiicatetl five decrees below zero. t?T"The brick makers of this vicinity are preparing lor the comin; fea.-Mui'a work. tTOei?. Jefler-ou C. D iv'n arrived in the city yesterday, on a brief vinii ti UU ftmily. t3TThe Marion Cunty Agricultural Horticultural Societv meeU lo-ni"ht. and $33" Fifteen cents a pound is the price retail demanded for fresdi beef iu our markets. 2"Delcher ia the great boot maker of this country. 14 6 JtgThere were nine deaths in the City Hospital (military) during the week ending February 13. ß?" Dollar bills purporting to be issued by the Hartford (Conn.) Exchange Uatik are in circulation. There ii no such bank. 5?" Persons charged with felony are now con fined in the Government prison, and those with le?a offences in a city engine houe. CBTMUs Kate Denia and Mr. Sim Ityan con tinue the cards at tbe Metropolitan to night, the Bohemian Mother and Handy Andy. 2T"At the last meeting of the City Council the committee appointed to consider the matter reported against voting further municipal bounties to volunteers. Mami.xic Notice A stateJ meeting of Marion Lodj:e, No ?r, will be he'd this evening at 7 o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested. Francis Kino, Secietary. A Cheat Lot. Lot No. 89, in Dunlop and Tulewilcr'n addition to Indianopoli, will be sold Terv cheap, fer cash. Inquire at this oftice. decSä-tf Sale or Keal Estate Gen. Vajen ye-tonl iy old hia building in Fishbaek Ä: Vajen 's blo k. South Meridian street, to L. W. II isselmau, for $15.501). CjyThe thermometricl. barometrical and meteorological indication-, yesterday, were of a magnificent fiiow storm over universal crcitiou round about here shortly. WASTrn A clever and active tmv for rutininc errands and making himself useful iu the store. A German preferred. Tiioxsskn k Lahky, " ftbl6-d2 67 West Wjahmston street. JfTb ca?h receipts of the Indiana Sanitary Commission for the week ending Februiry 13, were $.252.70; expenditure". $1,274 14. Shipments were made to Camp Nelson, Washington od Louisville. J5fA military detective force, it is said, is to be put on duty in this city, by the Government, to tee that military ollicers and privates conduct themselves with propriety and are on legitimate furloughs. Eablt Closing. Anxious to cite our young men time for inirroTemcnt. we will continue to close at 6 o'clock P. M. during the reason. W. k II Glenx. febI2dGm Proprietors New York StoreJ5JGreat care and long experience are indispensable in no one business more than in filling physicians.' prescriptions. You cm be assured of having them filled properly at all hours, by competent person, at Senour'a drug store. Foa Sale Four store rooms on Washington ptreet, one hotel and four elegant residences situated in various parts of the city, by Walker A: MwKernan, Keal Estate and U.S. Claim Agent, No. 8 West Washington street. febl6-d2 fgpM'm Dickinson's lecture, "Words of the Hour." will be delivered to morrow evening, at Masonic Hall, poors open at a quarter before neven. Lecture commences at half past feven. Tickets at the door. f cens. Reserved seats can be had at Willard V Stowell, only. . JfWhen rring corner the deniu.d for nice dress pump-sole tioots is tmiveral New coat and pants amnt t n ithinc witliout a nice, neat fitting bHt Iielrher and Deter, and the Hart lord Iloot, sewed nl per 21, re just the thing. Get tbem at Jones. Vinnedge k Co 's. 14 6 Fimi Wam The ltdies of the Fifth Ward are requeued to meet at the residence of MUs Hopkins. N. 6. Smth Illinois street, ths Wednesdty afternoon at 2 o'clock. It all who were at the last meeting attend th's Mrs Hills, President, : Mrs. Pakeik, Secretarv. MritCHAT Tailoeimu Spring is approaching, and for new and beautiful tyles of goods for cent'emen's wear, made in the most artistic fhion, call on O H Heitkam, No. 17 North Illinois street. Miüttry work is executevl promptly, and In a manner unsurpassed, at Heitkam' leb9dtf tJaaat Oaiois al Picti bus or the Revoii-tio. Johnsen k Beale Coloal Mirror of the Itevo-i Iction, from Trraont Temple, Botoii, is anDottnced for exhibition at Masonic Hall, commencing Tuesdj evening, February 23. It i, said to be a beautiful exhibition, abounding in life like acene and thrilling effect, rendering it par excei. cute, me grand Lialvrical exhibition of the age. ast. comprehensive, ofiiciallv authen tie, and minute ia all its details, it atands alone aa tin only pictorial exponent of the strurzle of 177G. A ejorpi of the mot celebrated artists of lioaton wer employed upon this great work at an expense of twenty thousand dollars.

IIarnjrarri I,rrics

5o pefume rk h the farmer knows. Ai that wLtel frn his barnyard blows; I rare r.'-t what lb demists leach. Wi at Job iunaw-:te and L-bigf prtarh, Through o ltea deep in lore profound ammon a and the kindred round; From childhood op I've, noted well Jatt bw a barnyard on jht to smell; Not l:ke the wind from Ceylon blows, Not tbe crisp civet from Cologte, Nor that let loose to sti'e man I'.y our strar.re brethren of Japan; Iiut potr.t, rich, and yet subdued, An cxlor Dritter sharp Our rude; H rotting traw the holem cest. Of hr-e ainl c'W tb. full frrnnt; With rootjr ir, pif by viforoo nr ut To tosa the uncüim maa about I know what belpa the farrnen (r,et From a raTe p -in'al of iU'Jrett: t kror hat 1.1. ntMrrioii haf Irorn n;-rj li..ht? n ! Müpef Tbe mfTU belpa to firniir.f take, And keep inyHf to m' awake; from ffrotjt.d rinir-crala with frijrbtful claw. To Al'.rn, Lli, IJi-Klea at.d Binh, I doubt not good may chance to come. Indeed my Crop h re int wiih ome; I know tbe cbeniit wi'l propout-d A b$ of botiea when MriHj fround, Aa tc'rtfl on land, If rich r o,r, Aa a f'.ll waifn of nianurv. They may l-e rieht, thej may be wrong, My faith wül tili continue tror. That be whi ardor ne'er abate, And hi own barnyard cultira'e, With murk and nod, arid atatk and straw. And dripping heap from thrl ii.R klne, Wil'to hiLut'jrry fallow draw All that tbe chtrr.M. ran conibine, fCoun'rv 'ietitlemau. IUmoval PoraroT, Fry k Co, dealers in iron, tcI, niil.-. c tsting, kc, arid appnt fur the Ohio River S tit anl Ma'lion Feir! S arch Compunie, Ji4-e remove l to No. 21 South Meridian treet, Fihb:ick &i Vajen't new and f piecdid block. I' , F. k. Go's itMorlmenU areamonj the heaviest in the city, the houhe beinj one of the oldest in the State. Cottaoe Hoi'SK aT At cTiox. We will pell on Monday (February 15th) next that new brick cot tijre, No. 141 South ptrect, pleasantly situate!, with a fin lot. hih above grade. The houe is ati't intiHlW built and contains fix rooms, hall, kitchen, celhr and a fine extern, well and stiMc on t he lot. Terms of salc. ca.-di WiLfct k Martin, fcUG-KU Ileal Estate Auctioneers. J.""The mo-it elegantly minufactured anl dunible boots and chocs are to be purch -ed f A. Luitz, o. .yJ N st W aoSiuitoii stieet. His workmen ate amin the most artistic and their J fabrications ire not t be surpas-el. Every rti I e'e in his line, for I.fiies, geullemen, or children. Mr. L'ntz mannt' icturcs to mler. Ie-i'le-, h shelves aid counters are fupplicd from the first Eastern houses. The lilies steel shank Ile offcrcl by Mr. Eintz finds imny wearers who commend it extravagantly. Spring (Jood The fust of the cas n, are now diown on the counters of Hume, L rd A: Co., coiiipii-ing Fancy Dress Si!kJ. Figured Lttntrea, Poplin Alp o is. Poplins. lVil ile Chevrcs, Detains, Chintzes, (JinhittH and Flints. This firm deserve great credit for their enterprise, and we have no doubt but wh it they will be appreciated by the ladies. Thee jioods nuy be expeclcd daily for some time to come, and mi pains or expense will be spuel by them to show their customers the finest and mo-t taponahle line of dress goods ever offered in this market. 14 eod3 The MfcTUorouTAN. The enterprising manager, Mr. llutsch, determined to keep p ice with the public demands, lias commenced the work of remodeling the interior rf the Metropolitan. The panjuctte is to be entirely re-arranged and chairs substituted for the pie.-ent setLs. The entrances to it will be by sitie instead of central aisles. Changes also aie to be nvule in the dress circle, giving enlarged capacity for the comfort and convenience of the audience. The improvements wil! be in a styleof elegance comporting throughout with the general adornments of this beautiful Temple of the Drama. PROFESSIONAL. Dr. A. I. UAZA, O1 KfERS HIS SF.UVICKS TO THE CITIZENS OF Indianapolis and ricinity. Ooic, Virginia A venue u. 22. Iteüidenc "orth awjiTM-y street, o J7. OCtU'63-dly BROKER. MONEY ADVANCED o N WATCHES. DIAH'JXUS. JF.WEI.KY. M.ATE. Dry Goods and otbi tonal property, or bought aid aold at ISTO. 18 h NO KT II ILLINOIS ST UK KT. NOUWOOb'S riLOCK (UP STA1KS.) .K-fiS-dly PHYSICIANS. CfilAS. WAK, .11. Physician and Surgeon. I., O'JS fKICK SOUTHWEST COF.NKK OF MERIDIAN AND hiinrton streets, J..bn S. Spam. 'a olil oflice. kexidcnro Nj. 87 North IViuij-lviii s.t Ja:. cKtin REMOVALS. It hZ 31 O V X. . TV, WW'V. KKMOVED FUOM XOS. 75 AND 77 W rf Wahuirtori srroet, to the n-w and com niudious room, .o, South .vicritllan Street In SchnuH'a HKc!i, where offer to tbe trade a full and well .-tvecte 1 tock of Stsple and Fincy Dry fiwib, Notion, Ac, ."uffloiMit in qtwuitity a:d variety to ctn-ck ti e entire inviiioraiidum of any buyer, and at priot-b un.Mir. paMrd in tbe Wet. Merchauta will rind It to tb ir adrantage to exaniin our stock and prices bef re purch ini; e!ew here . f-I D-dlm CUOSsr AND A IKE. AGENCY. RKAL K NT ATE AiE4CY'. No. l-'O.1, North Illinois Street. In namr-ols, Indiana. B. IsL. SPICER 5c CO., OFFER THEIR SERVICES FOR THE I URCI1ASE and ?a!e of Real Estate, Iientmi; Hons1, Negotiating Ians. ptocur tu Money n M.ir'cae, Fxamini-R Titl- s. execute Iepal Paper-, and all otber hu:r.es appertaitam? t the Keal Eate Ruiaes. liav.ng warm and comfortable rooms, tbey will be cpen day and eveninir. and prompt and contant attention niven to all tuir. m entruted to tl em. I'usiness solicited and satisfaction J5uarante-1. febl-dAwltn BANKS. ri ii ii Ml or INDIANAPOLIS 1 S NOW REAIiT Tt TRANSACT ALL P'JsINE? pertaini:. to b'jri'imatr lUtikin;. It I a permanent I". S. m-posjiory and Ficl Apent of the (J verntnent. rerot. deirnisr t place fun-N to the cretiit of Oie I nit. d S'ate, for 3 pr cent, lgal tender Hole, and fr t J ie ihe United State from liir.k Hailroads, :)urai'te a-id orhT cn p.iiii, , or other like pur pose, can pav the anie n4;o th a Hank the anie a icto the Treasury at WasLuisIoii, tbti avoio-i. ri.-k, delay, trouble and"expene. Order fri percet t. lejr.tl tender notes and 11 other C. S. Securitie promj tlj executed, and a commission all..weI p-iTliaser on ail l -n I or.'er 1 at thi Rank, on which the Rank receive a cmmtM"ii for seSlirp. The hi-rhest rates e.ven for (mM, Slr.r, Coupon, tiartertnater' Check ant a'.l pubiic securities. Eichance bought and 'dJ on hiwr. terra, and collections made. U S Revenue Stamps a'.waya for a!e In um to ar.d at a dicount - w ill beeat to any part of the Stale if raqae-ted. Order t- buy or eil tock er coin, h.re or In New York, will b ejeccted a per o. der and at a low romm'i n. Thi Rank ba the most cwplfe arranjementi for a ten im to tbia kind of bu-tne. The stricter ariention paid to the afe keeping of depovr, and every dipotion wall be ma ufe.-ted to accommodate thoae who Jep kit In thu Rank. National Rank Note, ro matter where isued, will be receitei oo d po-it and iu paj meüt of Revenue Sump and United Statea Securitiea. Thl Bank ia loca'ed en Pecnylranla atreet, near tTa.h.iicton. in Odd fellow' Buillin Auth-riied capital l,oa,oo. inrecior Hm. II. Encliah, Wm. h. NoMrerr ReriJ. F. Tattle, Jer. McLeiie, Lewja J rdan, Jnu. H . Murphy, labia X. rtnrb. Itrloa Root and Win. Pfaden WM. H.TtNf.LISH. Pre'l. Janlldltn WM. K. MOITSINtlKK, rah'r.

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for .tlornlii; ICeprt See First ilit Krporl. AFFA IRS ON THE 31 ISSISSI PPI Jltcl'hfrson niicf llttrlbul's Corps TorivifiT. AN EXPEDITION SENT UP THE YAZOO. THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SANITARY FAIIt. Additional List of Escaped Prisoners. RAILROAD ACCIDENT. ICIaotJc Island's (iiola Full. li)??Iiiiyj,M ol Coii;reNN, &C, &C, &C, &C. t rom St. I.oiil. St. Loch, February 15. A private letter, from an eye witness, datel Vickeburg. February says: Mcpherson's corps crowed Big Black River, fifteen miles ei?t of Vicksbur.', on the 7th Hurlbut's corps look a parallel route from Vick-burg and cro--el at Messenger's Ford, üve miles alove McPherson's pontoons Each col utnn was fourteen miles in length. The force sent up the Yazoo was to prevent our trains being cut otT by a rJ tnk movement of the enemy. The ironclads will try to reich Grenadt. to c--!HHrjte with Smith's cavalry and drive For rest's rebel command toward Canton, where Bishop Po'.k's conscripts are. Ja kson is said to be fortified wiih cotton bales. This letter e-ttb'ishes the fal.-ity of the spe cials from Na.-hvillc to New York, stating tint Shcrmiu entere! .1 ickson on the 5Ji. The circular netting forth the objects and purposes f j f the Mississippi Valley S mit try Fair, to bo held in iy. Loirs commencing the 17th of May, appears in our pipers this morning. The Executive Committee earnestly reque.-t pipers throughout the country to give it an exten-ive circulation, and invite an attentive perusal by persons in all sections. A Leavenworth dispatch says: Advices from New Mexico lo January 3d say that Col Kit Citson pursued the Navajoe Indians through Canon de Chelle, killing twentythree and taking 1!) ptisouers. The expedition was very successful. Gov. tioodwin of Arizona organized the government of that territory on the 2D;h of Decern ber (ton. Blunt is preparing for Fort Smith The Democrat's Fort Smith special has the following: The coining State election will be held in about thirty six counties. There will be no opposition to Judge Murphy Arkansas will be represented in the Louisville Freedom Convention. Cpt Dunham of Gen. Btnks' staff, had ar rivdl at Little liock wiih important dispatches relative to future operations for extinguishing the rebellion in the traiis-MUsisüippi Department. An immense commissary train arrived Irom Little Kock yesterday. A Memphis dispatch ot the 12th says: lieu. Smith's cavalry expedition, camped last night near Holly Springs. The weather has turned very cold; the thermometer sinking from about 40 s above zero, last evening, to 4 3 above zero at 8 o'clock this morning. The .Missouri Legislature r.djourned sine die this morning. From Fortress Mnnrne. Fortress Monkok, February 16. Twentv-six Union ollicers arrived this forenoon, having -escaped from Libby Prison on the 10th inst. In addition to names heretofore reported are the following: Col W. P. Kent riech of the 3d Tennesse Cavalry, Lieut. Col. (ieorge (. Davis of 4th Maine, Lieui. Col. Alex Von Weitzel of 74th I VnnsTlvania, Lieut. J. F. ImmiI, Major I. O Collins of the 29th Indiana. Mj.r (It-ore W. Fit.immoris of 3('jh Indiana. LVr.t. Win KeyiK.Msnf7.il Ind., Iveut. T. P. Williams and C it t M. Boyd of the 731 Indiana, Cipf M'-rt'-n Tower of the 13th Mass .C.t.t Mih nl (Jail aoher nf the 21 New York Cavalry. Cut A.(i Hamilton of the 12th Kentucky Cavalry. L:eur I. O Fisher of the 7lh Indiana Bittirv. C.pf. I F (i !! iher of 2 I Ohio, Lieut. N S. MrK-eu .fst Illinois, Caj.t. I. N. Jolinstou of the fth Kentucky Cavalrv, C iptaitr W S B Kmiicll . t 2! ()h!o, L;nt 11. Y. Brtdfor 1 of 21 Tenne-.ee Cavalry, Capt. D.Jones of 1st Kentucky Si tue twenty five others who escaped with the j above, weie re captured. t-'roin '- York. New York, Fobrmrv IG A special to Commercial, from Washington, February ens: the lb Thne is an evident d'spo-iti an on the part of ngre-s to grant authority to Secretary Ch ise Con to sell the surplus yold in the Trea-urv. His friends assert that the receipts at the Custom Ho'iC between the pre-cnt time arid July 1st will be nioie than sufficient to meet the !pecie demands that will be due at that time, and that a judicious rate of even one half of the $.2,000,000 of gold now in the Treury will put a stop to the speculations in gold Others, however, fear tint this gold, if taken from the Treisury. will be pent abroad, and thus luve a disastrous effect on our tui inces A heavy c ile from the northwest prevailed all thi afternoon and evening with heavy gusts cf snow. ICailroatt Accident. BfrKALO. February 16 Two fre'ght trains and one stork train collided this afternoon, on the Like S'.iore K .i 1, 15 miles from here. One in in is reported killed and several wounded, also 5 head of cittle killed. The name of the m in killed was Hewetts. A cattle droer Irom Louisville. Ky., and another named Sunuel Hathaway, frrn. Pains viile, were seriou-ly injured. Several others were injured but none of them seriously. Iltiodf lilan(l'a ((iiota Full. pRovun.M K. K I.. Feb lb (i iv. Smi h, this momiii;;. otliciil'v inlarrne-l the (Jener il Aem bly that the quota of this Si tte, under every call of the Prc.-iJent. is lull I'rnui fair. Cairo. Fcbruirv lf. The lHth Wisconsin vetiran volunteers. I'd 'nng. airive-d from N i-hville this morning route home The mutiiii; il e'.-ecli :i here yesterday re suited in the election ,l the citizen's ticket. About 1 J'l new recruits from Io will leave tj-dav for the S-iuth from llnurr C'Hr. Dknvir Ctv . Fi b 16 A resolution recom mending the re election of Lincoln pased both br nnd.is of the Legliture unatiimouIv to day. CLOAKS. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! Selling Off at 5 Per Cent. Below Cost, i'OH SfX IWEKS, r0T F0S AS FXTF.XVE ALTERATION OF pr cii-e. but want the Ca-h io co Eat tIbuT oar S; r.n Stock bef re tbe jjreat dem::d in the Eatern Maraeti fur Spr.n (Joi. W defy compe'iiion ia pneea. Please call and examine our stock. BURROWS & EDWARDS, W mi ES ALF. AND RETAIL CLOAK HOUSE! No. 18 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, I DIANA. JanlJ

THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.

SENATE. Washisgtox. February 16. Bil'a Rranting lands to the State of Oregon, to ail ia tbe construction, of miliury roids were psed On motion of Mr. Harris, the bill repealing the statutes of LegMatures in certain caes, was ca lei u an i passed. The bill as amended provides that during the existence of the rebellion, the time during which a person ahill be beyond the reach of legil process hall not be deemed or taken as any part of the time limited by law for the commencement of action On motion of Mr. Line, of Kansas, the Senate proceeied to the consideration of th bill providing for the selling of certain lauds in Texas fur the ue of persons, of African descent. Mr. Line addressed the SeDate at length on bia bill. After the conclusion of Mr. Lowe's remarks, the regular order was taken up, the question being on Mr. Cowan's amendment, giving all poldiers similar pay, kc. Mr. Wilson proposed an amendment giving all soldier the same pay, clothing, emolument, rations and bounty Irom March 1, lbG4. Mr. Davis proposed au amendment to disband and disarm all colored troops; that if colored men be employed in the army it be as teimsters and laborers, and that loyal owners be piid for slaTis, and receive full value in cte the rive die in the service of the United S:ates. He supported his amendment in a long speech condemnatory of flave troops and the policy of the Administration, and said even if our armies are successful in the coming campaign the rebellion would not be subdued, as the rebels would cirry yn a partisan war A 'message from the House, announcing their adherence to their amendment to the enrollment bill, and asking for cor.ference, was received. The Senate adhered to its amendments, and authorized the chair to appoint a Conference Committee The Senate then adjourned. HOUSE. Mr. Dawes regarded it cxtraonlinary that Mr. Davis of M irjland, should have formerly moved to lay these credentials on the table without ever giving Arkansas a fair hearing. Mr. Divis of Md., said his objection was that their credentials assumed the pre existence of a State government in Arkansas which was not true in point ot fact; they must first ascertain whether there is a State government there betöre they entertain the question of admittiug a Kepresentative. Mr. Boutwell concurred in the views of. Mr. Davis of M l., saying that we should wait until Arkansas shall reorgnnt7.e without military coercion. Mr. Boutwell then offered a series of resoluj tions declaratory ol ihe sense of the House in resard to the reconstruction of the Luion, among the requirements of which are Ireedom to the black as well as the white man. Mr. Kernan appealed to the House to devote themselves to practical questions instead of discussing humbug propositions. Mr. Dawes argued in favor of the credentials of Johnson, the Committee on Elections, and that he considered without relerence to the question of i construction. Davis H-plied that in his opinion the admission of a Representative from Arkansas would be the recognition of the existence of a State gov eminent there. Alter au ineffectual motion to the question to refer it to a Select Committee on reconstruction with instructions, they were referred to the Committee on Elections. The House then resumed the consideration of the whisky amendments to the Internal Reveuue bill. The .Senate's amendment taxing all liquors distilled after the pifA;e of this act or sold be twecn the HUh of July and the lit ot January next, 70 cents per gallon; also taxing all liquors distiiied or sold on and after the 1st of January next. Ml cents per gallon, were disagreed to; veas 81 navs 105. The Senate's amendment striking out the additional tix of 21 cents ou adulterated spirits was agreed to. The amendment striking out the proposed tax on all spirits now on hand was agreed to without final amendment. The Ilou-e then adjourn'. PROPOSALS. COMMISSARY SUPPLIES. Qcartkr M stkh Gr.sT . is Depatkmk.vt,!: I.XI'IAVA Vol.1 NTK.r.KS, 5 IsnnxAPot. ts. Im., February IG, 1S64. i (EAt. ofHc El) PROPOSALS WILL RE KECEIVFDAT THIS o'clock P. M., f r tarnishing the Soldiers' Home with Dried !5or, CI , H utter, 1'ickels and iSolona .Sausage, Until tbe first of April next. Tlie propovitions for thec articles mud .he for net weight, except piekl, without charge for package cr : ileliverv. I The proposition f.r picltels will le by the barrel of 42 ; (jailor.s. Proposition for loittt-r nint etate whether roll or fir kin, and the art cle to bv of K,Md iiualiir. All anich-H will le inspecttd ai the Home, and none but roxi iil l.e received. Payments will be made the tirt of earh month in CeT tificiitt's of In Ieh!edne.rn tin (leneral (iovernment. The nn lersiiied rerrves the riftht of rejecting any or all the l.ji. or nirM of bils, au to accept ouch portions or a 1 of la.!-, as may be titemeü bert lor the interents of the Home i A. STONE. i). M. General, and Aetia Coirnisary Gen., Ind. febK-dt-I PARTNERSHIP. Cop.irlni-rs.liip i'oliH. T VK UNOKRS tiNEl) RETURNS HIS REST THANKS to the citizen f bali.in polis and i; vicinity for the liberal patronaite tbey have (civen him duriiic the p riid he ha done buxine. mon theni, and be hereby iiiforn.s them int cwiiur toalarjre'y Increase of his bu-irr.s h ha. this day forme.l a parti. rhip with Mr. Peter tiandolfo, of Cincinnati, in or.ier to facilitate wiih double enerjry tht bu.-ine" of Plural irip, (ia and Steam Fitting, at the old establishment No. 24 ai d 20 Kentucky Avenue, Indianapolis, w btcb i he i ew firm w ill occupy All persons indebted to him will please call and i-ettle their bill-, and all tho.e having claims against hiu will present ihem lor adjaMmer.t. J. G. DUNN. Indianapolis, Jauusry IS. ls4. The underpinned partnerhip, mutnally formed this day between J. C. Dunn and Peter Uandolfo, would mot respectfully ao'kit a continuacce of the patronajre ao liherahy betoed open the old et blishinent. as we profess pro'icieiicy. and promi.-e renewed energy in the practical execution of the art, combimti:; elegance with Mreiifrth and durability of our work, in ihe llumbiiie, tias and Steam Pitting, and all other appurtenauce pertainine to our b'iMn. s. N. B. All order atieu.led to wiih promptne and dii-patch. J. C. DUNN A CO., Kentucky Avenue, No. 24 and 26. Indianapolis, January IS, 1-C4. jsu23-dlm DRY COODS. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, IN CLOAKS AXD SHAWLS, Will sell, for fifteen days, their stock in CLOAKS mid HIIVAVJLS At a relurt;on of at least one-fourth less than Christmas Prices. -ALiONubias Hood:, Sontags, Jackets, Scarfs and all Wool Goods IEuIli:iLV AT COST. Balmoral?, Hoop-Skirts, Hosier', Glove?, Drc?3 Good, and all other Goods are marked down proportionally. Call AT ONCEOnly 15 Days Sale, AT 33 YEST WASHINGTON ST. 5 Dcors from Palmer House, Same Side. Jaull-dtf

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Indlannpoll ( hambtr of ( ommerrr. TtkSDAT, Febiuiry 16. The followicj were the tracMctions on 'Chance: 6br'sflour. XX $K 60 600 bushels tritue red wheat ,. 121 50.000 lbs. side meat. p. n. t. 100 rugar cured bam. ... I BT TIlMlirl.! tlncinnnik Tathei. Ci!cifATi. February 16. Flour unctnngc I and nominal ftt $5 6535 7S for iiperfine. $5 W for extra, and $6 10(3 6 40 for family. Wheat in moderate request at 1 21 50 for red. and $1 35vfcl.40 for white. Corn etearly at 95( HK)c lor new enr, and $1.03 for new helle.. in bulk. O it dull and lower, closing at 79Ss3 in bulk. Kye lield at $1 3.". Whisky declined, to ce, and in fair demand at the decline. Groceries firm at full prices. New mess pork in good demintl at $521.50(323 for choice city and country, but held &Oc higher; one year old advanced to $13 2513 5 ßulk meats are in good re-jue-t at 74's; for shoulders, J4'(!10c for rib aides, and 11c for bams, but a shade higher price is asked. Lird was in active demand an 1 price advanced ic; sales of 2,000 tierces at 124 (gl 2c. Nothing done in boxed meitj. Linseed oil firm at $1 50. Gold at GO and silver at 5254c prem. Ex change firm at par. iew York Tiarkri. Next York, February 16. Flour quiet at about previous prices. Wiindiv dull at 5(3 Hk. Wheat in mre nctive demand at an an advance of fully lc Corn unsettled and shipping mixed we-tern in store oflered at $1.2"J(1t 1.3(1; buyers offer $1 -0(3 1 275 for yellow und western. Cotl'ee very firm but ju'et. Sujar firm at 13 14c for New Orleans, and I3',jc for Muscovado and 14 for Porto Rico. Molasses dull, and prices nominal. Pork firmer, but less active at $2l..rno22 for mes. and $20 75(321 for old mess, $2:1.75(324 for new mess, and $2O.50(21 for prime mess; also 1.500 brls mes lor February deliverv. at the buver's option, at $21.50. Beef quiet and steady. Lard firm but less attive at 13(a 14.: Money decidedlv easier at G per cent, for moderate nmounts, but larjre btlances have been offered nt 5 per cent. Steriiiiij opened at 176, but declined to I7.rtj. Gold irregular and unsettled; opening at GO'g, advancing to 61 1, and clositif firm at GO'jfVi GOc prem. WINES, LIQUORS, &C. HAHN & ROSE, No. 11 South Meridian Street, STATE SE.Vn.MX UlTILDIIN'C, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic AYINES, QUO R'S CIGAES, TOJ3A.CCO, &C. We call particular attention to our fine aMrtment of genuine Imported Alo our L.Tg Stock of OLD BOURBON WHISKY AND TOBACCO AU bought before the rise, hieb enables us to ell at the very lowe-t price. We Invito Ialf r- to exainioe our tocl before pur chasing ebewhrrc. aV ROSE. Jar.C-dGni FUHNISHINC COODS. TH0NSSEN & LAHEY, 67 We3t Washington Street, neirteen Illinois and i enneisee Nearly apioite tlie llate House. WHOLESALE NOTION HOUSE, Gents' Furnishing: Goods AND II O H I K TL Y . TITGoodsi Sold ntNew York Jobbln; Prices. !ecl5 SUGAR. STJ G A R, JUST RECEIVED, DIRECT FROM NEW ORLEARS yf llhdrtv Orient!) MiKAr, ar.d hare tJ arrangement completed for constant anirai. of same Irom New Orleao. CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will do well to examine our stock before buying e'aewhere. For aal low by SAWVCK A STA Kit ETT, O 13 Souta MerMian street. New Sentinel Buliduif. fr.-12

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Frra tka array hoipita! ;ba blvxJy btt!e-f eld tka manaion of the fielt and bsnhl abed of the poor from tbe dice and the aacred dek from the rac-nntaln top, distant ralleya ai.l far-o5 Ulaada of the ocean from erery nook anl corner of -the dvlllfed world ia pocrirsf in the evidence of tbe atoaihin effecta of DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTE KS. Tboaaanda upon tboqstnds ot letters like tbe following nay be aeen at our oflWe: RatPsatBT, Wis., Sept. K, 1S3. I kave been la tbe army bop tal for foarteen naontha rperb'eu and p..rljlwl. At Alton. Ill, they ptare mea botile of Plat.tati:n Butter. Tbre e bottles re toreJ my apeech ilJ curti ire. C. A. FLAUTE." Sorra Wauaw, 0-, Jaly 2S, ls3. " One young nan, who bad been sick and not out of tbe bouse for two yeara with Scrofula and F.ryslpela, after pjim the doctor, over 1 1W without bene fit, ban been cured by ten bottle of vonr bitter. EDWAKD WOUNALL. Tbe following I from tbe Manager of the Utdon Home Schwd for tb Chlldrea of Volunteers: HaTtMETia 1Iatos, Firrr-Savcsmi Sratir,! Naw Yoas, August S, 1-63. 'It. Ibake: Your wonderful Plantation Ritter bare been jriren to otr.e of our bttle cbil lren ratT.ring fro-a weakness and weak longs, with moM happy effect. Onlittle girl. In particular, w ith pain in her bead, lots of appetite, and daily wating consumption, on whom all medical skiil bad been exhausted, baa been entirely restored. We commenced with but a teaspoonful of Hitters a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly incread, and she is now well. Keipectfully, MRS. O. M DKV0K." I owe much to you, for I Terily believe the Plantation Bitten bave tared ray life. KEY. VV. H. VAGOOXSU, Madrid, X. T." Thou wilt aend me two bottles more of thy Plantation Ritters. My wife has been greatly lieuefifed by their use. Thy biend, ASA CCRR N, Philadelphia, Pa." " I have been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and hnd to abandon preaching. The Plantation Dittera bave cured me. REV. J. S CATH0RX, Koc bester, N. Y." Send n twenty-four dien more of your Plantation letters, ihe prularit) if wbich are daily increasing with ihe guests of our hou-e. SYKES, CHADWICK A CO., Proprietor of Willard'a Hotel, Washington, D. C. 1 have given the llautatioa Bitters to hun dreds of nr disabled soldier w-Jth Ihe rnot astoni.htng effect. ti. W. I). ANDKKWS, SuprlLitendiit Soldier' Ibme, Cincinnati, O. The plantation Hitters have cured rue of liver complaint, of which I wa I od up prostrate and bad to abandon my buiie.-s. II. lt. KINÜÜI.KY, Cleveland, O." " Tlip IVjntMlion Kitfrr h.v rnrv.l m nf . derancenn i.t of the kidners und iirinarv orrans that has distreed me for vears. It ac's lik a charm. C. C. MiKWE, 2r4 Broadway, N. Y." Ac, Ac. Ac, Ac, Ac. The PI vitation Bitters make the weak strong, the lan guid brilliant, and are exhausted nature' great restorer. They are composed of celebrated C.li.-aia Bark, Wintergreen, Sa safras, Roots, Herbs, Ac, all preserved la perfectly pure t. Croix Uun. S. T.--1860.--X. Perwia of sedentary hatit troubled with weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, distress af.er eating, torpid liver, constipation, 4., drt-erre to suffer if they do not try tberu. They are recommended by the h ghest medical author ities, and are warranted to produce an immtlutt beneficial e!Tecl. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pare and harmless. Notick Any person pre'endliig to sell Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and impos tor. It is put up ouly la our patent log cabin bottle B ware of bottles refilled wi:h imitation dtleterous stuff for which several persons are already in prison. See that every bottle has our private United States Stamp ovpr the coit unmutilated, aul signature en steel plate side label. Sold by respectable dealers throughout tbe habitable globe. I. SI. OUAKFa cV CO., 202 Broadway, N. Y. feb4-d6m BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES. THESE LOZEN(lES ARE IKElARED from a Lizhly este. rned recipe for alleviatirg Bronchial AfteciiotiS, Asthma, Hoireness Coughs and Irritation or Soreness of tbe Throat. PEBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALISTS Will find thm be:ieilcial in clearing the voire before speaking or sisur n, and rdievin ; the thr at after any unuUAl exertiori of .he t al organs, having a iectiliar adaptation to afTectiotn wbici disturb the organs of speech. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Me-licin-a ia the United States and most f ireira countries at 25 cent per box. M4-dAwlm Tin' Coiif xsioiis ami Ixporinirc of sin liivsilicl. Published for tbe benefit and as a CAUTION TO YCUNd MEN atd others, w ho sufn-r fp-ra Nervous Debility, Premature lN:ay of Manhood, Ac, supplying at ihe same time the means of self-cure. By one who has cured himself after undergoii g cond lerat le quackery. By inclos'ng a p st paid addressed enrelope, single cop.CK may te had of the mit 'nor. NAT1IANIKL. MAYKAIK, Esq., fel.--d3m Iledlorrt, KinpsCo., N. Y. rsTNEW DISCOVERY FOR THE pedy and jvermanent cure of Seminal Weakness. Ure thral and Vaginal Discharges, Ole-t, Seqnal DieaeM, Emissions Impotence, (ler.ital Debility and diseases 1 the Bladder an! Kidney. BriJ.'s Sercinc Piuji are warrante-1 In all casea and can be relied ou. No change of diet rejuired. Thej do not oiusate.nor interfere w-ith business pursuits. Up wards of 200 ca-e bave been cured tbe past month Hr thin tint hunJrl jihynicinn Ihrrn in thsir jiritate r'U ticttanl all j ik vtll of their !:arff. They are entirely harmless on the system, and can be re lied f.n in all cae arising from youtbfil indiscretion or self-abuse, which often incapacitates the sufferer from fulfilling tK dufte ofmirrid lit. A TREATISE of 64 pag-, containing means of cure, ser.t free to all. Two starcp required f.r postage. The Pill will be sent by mail, securely ealed, on re ceipt of Ore Dollar, by J. BUY AN, M. I)., No. 76 C dar street, X, T. Sold by all the principal drngsrists. T0VLINS0N k COX. Agents. aept3o-dAly Irxliancpolis. tW IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR HAtTgT'a i r milk Iiua have never yet failed In re raorirg dirücultiea arising from obstruction, or stoppage of natura, or in restoring the systear to perfect health when suffering from Spinal affeetion. Prolapsus, Uteri tbe Wbites, or other weakness of the Uterine Organs The Pills are perfectly bannl-ss on tLe constitution, and may be taken by the mot delicate female without eauaIng distress the same time they act like a charm by strengthening, invigorating acd restoring tbe system to healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly pe riod with regularity, no matter from what causes tbe obstruction may arise. Tbey should, however, NOT be taken duricg the first three or four months of pregnancy, tboegh safe at any other time, as miscarriage would be tbe reult. Each box contain 60 p lis. Price tl. Dr. HARVEY'S TREATISE oa Diseases of females l.t-3aDey,MLcarriege, Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction and Abuses or Nature, and emphatically the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet or 64 pag, sent free to any address. flx cent required to par polare Tb Ii'la and book w.U be seut by mail when deaired, ecurely sealed and prepaid, by J. EKYAX, M. D-, General A r". No. 76 Cedar street. New York. df'Sold by ail tbe principal druürlaU. TOMLINSON A COX, Druggist, Areata, septX'63-ddrwly Indianapolis. J2TLADIES! LADIES! LADIES! DO NT fail te read tha advertisement Ia this paper, be ade IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. Cbeesmaa, of New York, bas devoted tb last thirty years of bis practice te Ferna! Complaints. Ilia Fill act like a cbara. They ar reliable and saia. oov-dft

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IIEIIsSTIlICKT'iS IMMITABU: I111R RESTORATIVE, XOT A DYE, But restores gray hair to Its original rolor, ky app'y1(r the capillary tles w natural su.recanc. Impaired by age or di-a. AU ti ii.isxN.ia dymr conpod cf ItM'ir oiNa'tV, detrylPg the vital ty and beauty ef tha tair, and affcXd ofthemrlrea fl tt'nzi. 1 1 elm street 'a IntBiltah'e ColoHoa; not oo'y mturp, k.ir U lit B.tsr.l color by an ray pr-rr hot give tbtbt'r t baiarlanl IBeaasaly. prurcotf its rrowtb, prevert Its fall.r.g t!T, eradicate dandrulT, a tit Imparts Leal'h and pleasai.tne to tbe head It baa stood the let of time, bef-g Ihm original Hair Celoritif, ami ia rontajitly lrreairf la fapr. U-xhI by both gentU-men and ladies. It t nJJ by all rspecta' le dealers, tr can be procured by them of iL C ni-nerc al agert, D. !. BRNES k CO., 01 Broadway, New Y-rK. Two Ixe, ceu'.s and 1 1. feb6-c6tn eod A FACT 11 la aa life. In the j ear 145 Mr. Mathew Orr t prepared tbe YENETIAN HIK DYE; since tha. tisit it baa be used by thouaiid, and in no Instance has i failed to girt entire satisfaction. Tbe VENETIAN DYE la tLe cheapest in the world. Ita prtee ia culy Fifty Cei.t-, aud each bettle roi.talaa doub'e the quantity of dye 1 1 thoe usually sold for one dollar. The VKNETI N 1'iK is warranted nt te Icjora tbe Lair or the scalp in the slightest d grre. Tbe VENETIAN DYE works with rar id ty as4 certainty, tbe hair requiring no preparation wbster. The VENETIAN DYE pro-lnce any shad- that may be delrel on- that will not fade, rrxk r wah uterithat is aa prriuanen! as tbe hair l:elf. For sale by all druggist. Price W) ceLts. A. I. VITHEWS. Oen. ral Agent, 13 Gld street, N. T. Also, Manufacturer of Mathews' Arnica U air Glösa, the best bair dressing In ne. Price IS cents. JuuelH-ly MEDICAL. TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA! MORE VALUABLE THAN COLD! MOPE VALUABLE THAN COLD! MOUK VALUABLE THAN GOLD MOKE VALUABLE THAN GOLD " nn. jxo. l. lvoxs FHKXCII PKKIODICAL DROPS. FKEXCIl PKKIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS. FOR FEMAU.S, IX lit FEMALES, FOR FEM ALES, Suffericx from Irregularity or Obstruction of tLe Menses from w hatever cause. IT IS fUUK TO CntE! IT IS SURE TO CI KF! IT IS SURE TO CURE! IT IS SCHE TO CUUt It is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health and racity of spirits unless the Menses are regular as to tb time, the quantity and quality. Wheu they are oh.tructed, nature makes her effort to obtain fr it some other outlet, and, unlesi these effurtsof nature are assist et, tb atient usually experiences Despondency, Nervoasuesa and finally CONSUMPTION assumes it sway, and pre maturely terminates a miserable life. IT REMOVES AIX OBSTRUCTIONS! IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS! IT REMOVES ALL OBSTRUCTIONS! IT REMOVES ALI. OBSTRUCTIONS! IT Ii A PERFECT REGULATOR! IT LS A PERFECT REO ULA TORI IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR BEAR IN MIND BEAR IN MIND BEAR IN MIND BEAR IN MIXD THAT I GUARANTEE THAT I GUARANTEE THAT I GUARANTEE THAT I GUARANTEE My DROPS TO CURE Suppression of the Metises froo whatever cause, though care shotild be taken that iny directions are carefully adhered to. BUY THE BEST! BUY THE BEST! BUY THE BEST! BUY THE BESP BUY THE SAFEST! BUY THE SAFEST BUT THE SAFEST BUY THE SAFEST! BUY THE SUREST BUY THE SUREST! BUT THE SUREST BUY THE SUREST! WHICH IS LYON'S DKorS! WHICH IS LYON' DKOPSf WHICH IS LYON'S DROPS WHICH IS LYON'S DROP THEY ACT UKU A CHARM By strengthening and invigorating and restoring the tern to a healthy condition. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a apredy eure way be re 1 ied oo. To 1VXtvx-x- 3 d. tsCsVsdlaoi Tbey are peculiarly adapted, as they bring on tbe monthy prtod wjih such perfect regularity. BE WISE IN TIME! BE W1SK IN TIME! LE WJL IN TIME! BE WISE IX TIME! ONE BOTTLE CURES ONE lit Jl ILE CUKES ONE lajTTLE CURES ONE I'JJTfLE CURES In almost every case. DO NOT BK IMPOSED UPON, liO NOT BK IMPOSED UPON, I NOT BE IMPOSED UPON, DO NOT BE IMPOSED LIDS. Bat cut this out anl send it to your Isruggist, end If be bas not got it make him buy it for you, or it may be ebtained of the General Agent for tbe United Slates. C. G. CLARK k COWholesale DruegWs, New Uaven, Can. For sale by all responsible Druggist. Price fT pr bottle. Wholesale Dealers and the Trad supplied at the pre prietor's prices by LOUDA S.TIIT1I, Chicago. SUIRE ECKSTEIN k CO. CincinoatL LliOWMNti - A.N, ludianapoUa ju'ylO-dlreod PLANK DOOKS, BLANK BOOKS. JOlltNAL, CASH HOOKS, BLOTTERS .Tleinorniidiiixi, &C., c, Wtioleaale rand llelall at BOWEIi, STEWART & CO'S, 18 Wes; Washingtoii Street, Ja&33-d2w RENOVATERS. CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT rpHK UNITED STATES DYE-HOUSE. NO. SI SOUTB Illinois street, lodiauapolis, lDd:aca. At this old and well-known establishment, tbe lasliee can have silks a.'d woolen gols dyed la permanent mmi beautiful colors; and rents g armen U thoroughly renovated and repaired. New and second-hand clothing bought and eV, sjae, a patirular branch la th ba tines denominated Bm drawing billiard table cloth, or tear la aay ganneiu can be so wrought that It can not be visible to tbe naked ey. Remember the place. No M ftontk Illinois atreet. jtaio ;aSKFH H ARXL, Prepnetce.

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