Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4172, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 February 1864 — Page 1

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OPTICIAN. S TAT E 1 III J 1 Mi ill Ii Ii Wo. IX At 13 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET. (Co er riAiL mm ) ELDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM, Froprietorx. VOLUME XII. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., MONDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 29, 1864. NUMBER 4,172.

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J.IVEKV srAHLi:. FWT ALLEN. New Tek Uver, ar.dSale Stable. I I N. 12 and 13 F.at I'erl treet,ln the rear of Cilenn'a i'.lock. frtb20. ItANKI'.ltS. ARR1SONS' BANK. No. 19 Ka-st Washington atreet opposite the Sentinel OP'.ce. may LIVi:itV STA1IMA. II ALUCN A niXSLEY, livery and Sale Stablea, In the rear of tha Talmer House. JuneS-dly ror.Nimii:. I DAVIS t CO., Union Foundry, Delaware rtreet,op- . polite Union Depot. r "ASSl:UAN A VINTON, Washington Fonndry anl I I JIac'air.e Work, eat epd Union Ipot. myC3 iniÄi rT.Ti: .(ii:Ts. rUANCIS SMITH, fomterlv Delzell A Smith, Keal ' Estate Agcut and Tax 1'ayer, 37 East Washington treet. Hon.eMo rent. Jan2.r-Jly '62 McKKKNAN A riEKo'E. R-al F.Mate Agents and r.rokern, I0i Eat Wahtr.gton treet. WM. Y. TTII.KY, Heal Estate Agent and Stock Broker, 10 j Eat Washington street. mayl4 HOOT A D MIOi: Di: AI.I.ICN. EC. MAYREW A CO., Wholesale dealer In flout. Shoe, and Rubber, No. 4 Roberta' Work, opposi e the Union D'pot, Indianapolis, Ind. sep4 VI) AVI KNODIJC A SON, mannfactnrer and dealer in all lind of Boot and Sbces, No. 32 Fast Wahcgtnn street. apr27 HOOKM A!M1 STATUIM'.UY. BOWF.N. STEWART A CO., wholesale and retail dealer In r.oka and Stationery, and Printers' Material. So. IS West Washington atreet. apr'2fi DICY (;OOI)S. WA H. GLF.NX A CO., New York Store, Dry . Goods wholesale and Retail, Glenn' Block, KaM WashiniCton street. maj5 CIIIA, C.LAM AN UI F.F.SWAKi:. C1IAS. F.. HAWTHORN, Importer of China, Glas and Qneenware. No. S3 Fast Washington st., Itid.anapolls, lodiaoa. Alo, Dealer in Stoneware. dec2 TIEIICrilA.'VT TAILOItS. 1 FREDERICK MEPI'ER, Merchant Tailor, and dealer to ready made clothing and furnishing good, No. 21 West Washington street, epposite Sniti'iel off.ee. my29 ATTOllil'.VN. MCIONAl.DA KOACHF. Josfhp E. Mc Donald, Ad. dison L. 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ttti.iroitTAisiaaii.aoai Trains Iev. 3 60 A. if 1 00 P.M 8.20 p. M Train Arrive ,. 3f A. If. .. 12 Noon. .. .43 P. M. H aII iatiaia CKTaL aaiLwaiTrains Arrive. 9-.10 A. it. Mail 15 P M. Trali Ler. &30 A. M 2 15 P. M 7:10 P. M 10:10 P. U. tsmatroi ias rinn Tl aaiLkOaD. TL! time 12 minute fa-fer than Indianapoli time. Train. Leave. Trains Arr)v 7V) A.M 11.30 A.M. 7 05 P. U 7:05 P.M. Taa aacTK aait aoan. Trains Leave. 9 2d A.M. ... . . 1 50 P. M Tratss ArriTe . 3 40 K. M. 11:00 A. M. . 65 P. VI. Dr25 P. M LOl-V!tX. Haw AI. SAHT Al Cfl;CAOO All aOAt. . Ex pre, Greenca'tle Junction, going north.. 520 P. XI Going south II -"'fl A. M LAV ATBTTE a AILaO A l Trains Leave. Tram Arrive 1140 A. M MS A. M. 7 51 P.M 5 40 P.M. 10-20 P. M 9x0 P.M. ecac aanisiMAsiArot.isaAii.aoAi. Trains Uave. Trams Arrive. 12.00 A.M Cbicaga F.ipress, No. 2....56j A M. 4:13 P.M Mail 11.00 A.M. 10-.30 P. M... .Chicago Express, No. 1 4:00 P. M. isdi AsaroLts asd maoisos aaitaoAD. Train Leave. Trains Arrive0:00 A.M Express 11:00 A. M 3:00 P. M Accommodation... 1:40 P. M jarraaMoaviLiK baii koad. Trains Iave. Trains Arrive. 9 20 A.K Mail 3 SC A.M. 9 00 P. M 8:10 P- MArrival and Drp.tr tit rc or f'loln(; of .Hail.. ASRITAla. Lafayette way and Chicago city... 6:00 r. 7:00 .. Through Mail Cincinnati and way nJiil Through mails Peru mail Terr Haute way mail Through mail Madison mail . 12 30 r. ... 10IH r. ..11:30 A. ...11:30 a. ... 8:0 r. ...II a. .. 8 iH r. Jeffersonville and Louisville Bellefontalne way mall and New York, Pbila delphU and Pittsburg B'-lIefoiitaine through mail Central through mail Central way mail S:45 p. m. 7:.'i0 a. at. 7:0 A. . 2:30 r. st. dc fa am f J'f 7 'lH. ... ii::;o a. .... 6.H r. at. .. ..10:15 a. M. . . .. 0:00 p. M. Lafayetteway and Chicago.... Thronsrh mail Cincinnati and way mail Through m il Peru ll .'iO A.M. . 12:00 M. H 20 A. M. 2:00 p. m. 7:00 r. st. 7:00 p. m. 7:H p. m. 12:00 at. 7:00 p. Ji. Torre Haute way Through mail Madison mail Jeflprsoiivilleand Louisville mail.. B-llefoiitaine war mail.... Through mail Indiana Central way mail. Through mall e BOOKS. &C. NEW BOOK STORE. Mo. 2 Moni I'ennsvlrnnlii Mrrcl, Opposite Odd lllovs' Hall, INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND. TflODD A CARJIICHAEU BOOKSELLERS AND STAI TIONERs, are flllinsr their shelve with the newest and best Books from our standard literature, suitable for Sabbath Schools, and for religion and general reading. Also School Book and Stationery in every variety, with an assortment of beautiful Photograph Albums, Diaries, Portfolios, Ac, A". I1eae call and examine our stork. Cll S. N. TOM. novlü-dly J. I. CARMICHAFL. SHIRTS, &C. Gents' Furnishing Goods! Shirts, Collars NECK TIES, UNDER SHIRTS. im I v SHIRTS And IMtAAVnittS And Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, at J3 BC ITi tt. M no w i: r wasiiix; ror stiiliii . anrlO. R.t-dlT TOMB STONES. MARBLE WORKS. Q hi 0 B r YsT c v. I SYB01U& RITTER 1 M "J ''-tiig1 KEFT (N H AND AND JAKE TO ORDER. AM. k'ti Is of Marble Monuments and irave Stnes. carr to or-W. t h .Ssicr:. cmblt-m. or device that may be ante!. Ti; arsirir? at.ytlrr.R in our line will do ell to give n aoa.!. a we neno'ie b:it the best nMteria!f and insore al work 1Alv WINES. CHAMPAGNE WINES. llF ARE SOLE AGENTS 1 R THE SALE OF THI foilowin rrlrbrated lrar1.s: ritlX'i: lTlli:iCI.l., inqunrlsj, pint and half pint. ;UF.i: M:aI., from Dr Vriinr .V 'o'a, lipernaft Franco. .!, n lianrt 1 11 i:it I A l CAIinET. A Ivo rl, Caldwell V Alrord, is l'ut Wiililitsion Mreel. JanTi HOTEJLS. BATES HOUSE, .1. I-, noirorv, PROrRlFTOR. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Ol30-dtf

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REPORTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL Noon Reports. THE FIGHT IN FLORIDA. DEFEAT OF GEN. SHERMAN THIRTEEN HUNDRED KILLED & WOUNDED The Reconnoissance to Dalton. The Enemy Found to be in Force. Longstreet Falling Back to Atlanta. Washington News and Rumors. &c, &c., &c., &c., &c. The Fight In Florida Defeat of Gen. Seymour. New York, February 27.--The Times says the steamer Fulton, from Port Royal on Wednesday last, arrived here at a late hour last night, bringing information of a sad reverse to our expedition under Gen. Seymour in Florida. We are unable to give details, because after the Fulton had put into the bay she was boarded by the Provost Marshal and Quartermaster, with orders from Gen. Gilmore to deprive the passengers of all private letters in the possession. To a passenger by the Fulton we are indebted for the following main facts of the battle: On the afternoon of the 20th our troops under Gen. Seymour met the enemy, 15,000 strong, 15 miles beyond Sanderson, on the line of the Jacksonville and Tallahassee Railroad. The battle was desperately fought during three hour, and at sunset our forces overpowered by numbers, retreated to Sanderson, taking with them a greater part of the wounded. The 7th New York, 421 Massachusetts, 48th and 150th New York and 8th United States were engaged. Col. Fricbly, 8th U. S , was left dead on the field. Col Reed, a Hungarian officer, was mortally wounded. All the officers of Hamilton's battery were wounded. Capt. Hamilton, wounded in the arm and Lt. Myrick. wounded in the foot, are at Gen. Giltnore's Headquarters, at Hilton Head. Col. Guy, of the 4th Massachusetts, had three horses shot under him. but escaped without injury. The Cosmopolitan arrived at Beaufort on Monday evening with 240 of the wounded. Col. Reed was among them, and was living when the Fulton left on Wednesday. The enemy's loss has not yet been ascertained. The enemy captured 5 guns. It is supposed that the troops were from Gen. Bragg's army. Gen. Hardee, himself was on the field, having come to Florida on a visit to his family and also to form a second marriage. Our loss is variously estimated at from 500 to 1,300. Seventy-eight rebel prisoners were brought by the Fulton. We understand that the Purser of the Fulton has a list of the killed and wounded which he will show but will not allow it to be copied. From Cincinnati. Cincinnati. February 27. The Gazette's Tunnel Hill dispatch of the 26th says that on Thursday night our troops fell back to Tunnel Hill, which place they hold. The recunnoisance has been entirely successful, developing the fact that the enemv is in force at Dalton. Claiborne's Division, which has been dispatched to reinforce Polk, was recalled and got back in time to participate in ihe fight. This was one important result accomplished. Our entire loss is 300 The rebels suffered more severely. A Commercial's Huntsville, Ala., dispatch say that the reliable information shows that Longstreat is falling back to Atlanta. A part of his force is supposed to have reached there on the 25th. A large portion of his force is without shoe, nuny nearly naked. Wheeler has been relieved from the command of the rebel cavalry by Breckinridge anl Buckner, who are preparing for a raid into Kentucky. From New York. New York, Feb. 27. A Washington special of the 26th says: The Senate Military Committee to-day unanimously agreed to report Gen. Pleasanton for confirmation as a Major General. There are no other vacancies. The Comptroller of the Treasury to-day sent to the Ways and Means Committee a communication proposing various changes in and amendments to the National Banking law. Several of the leading banks in New York have expressed a desire for such additional legislation as will enable them to participate in the benefits of the banking act. A sub-committee, composed of Messrs Hooper, Fenton and Stebbins, has been appointed to revise the banking law. The House Military Committee has decided to report a bill conferring upon the Provost Marshal General the rank and pay of a Brigadier General. The conference committee on the reveue bill, at their meeting; to-day. failed to agree. They will report on Monday. The World's special says: Representative Washburne will leave to day or Sunday for Chattanooga with Grant's commission as Lieutenant General. An important personage contacted with the Navy Department has been arrested in New York, and will shortly be examined . Tie Herald's Western Virginia dispitch reports a fight between Capt. Harper's company of Swamp Dragoons and some of Imboden's men at the mouth of Seneca river, but says nothing of the result. About a dozen refugees and deserters from Augusta, Va. , had reached Roalsburg. The Herald's naval correspondence, dated off Mobile. l6th, says The Hartford, having on board Admiral Farrngut, with six mortar schooners are with the fleet. It is rumored that the fleet will engage Fort Gaines to day Deserters stäte that there are about 20,000 troops in and around Mobile. Two iron-clads, the Tennessee and Nashville, are in Mobile harbor. The former mounts ten guns. The rebel programme is stated to be an ascent ol the Mississippi river by these vessels. the capture of New Orleans, at blockade of the river between there and Natchez In this they were to be assisted by the forces of Magruder and Taylor. Forty-five of the ringleaders in the recent mutiny at Fort Morgan were under sentence of death If executed, the feeling of horror engendered among the people will seriously injure the rebel cause in Mobile. The Herald's Matamoras letter.dated Feb. 5th. says: Gen. Herron is reorganizing his old division, and procuring supplies for future contingencies In the correspondence which passed between Gens. Peck and Pickett, relative lo the death of the rebel Col. Shaw, and the subsequent execution by the rebels of a negro soldier for his alleged murder. Gen. Peck encloses the President's order for retaliation.

The Times' Paris letter says: Since Mercier's arrival from America he has joined his efforts with those of Mr Dayton to put the French Government right on the state of the American war, and is using his influence to prevent violations of international law. From Cairo. Cairo, February 27. A raid was made on Mayfield, Ky., by guerrillas on the 25th. Considerable property was destroyed and carried off. In one place Mr. Happy, a prominent citizen, was killed

Over two hundred new recruits from Iowa arrived this morning, and about the same number yesterday Irom Indiana, en route South. From Washington. Washington, February 27. Advices received at the State Department from the Peruvian Minister at Japan, dated January 15th, state that the Alabama at that lime was still at large. MEXICAL. NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD PRACTICAL ACCOUCHER. y rrrz" r im. vVsv C4 I IS. r.:; "a AT THE AMERICAN DISPENSARY WE TREAT BY a method, and with the happiest results, Prolapsus Uteri, (falling of the womb.) Canceration Ulceration, Lucharrhea, white,) Urinary and all other diseases to which the American , is so peculiarly. liable, Send three dollars and receive by express one or the Doctor's Female Syringes. This instruments should be used by every woman in the land, for the purpose of cleaniless, comfort, health, etc. Sent free on receipt of stamp, a copy of our Private Letter to Married Ladies on health, &c. The Doctor's celebrated Female Pills, fresh from the Dispensary, are very good in simple diseases, irregularities, &c. Price &1, sent by mail. At the American Dispensary we also treat, without mercury, and with never failing success. Venerial, or what the quacks call private or secret diseases; Syphilis in all its stages, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Hydrocele. Circocele, Varicocele, Carsocele, Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, Impotency, and effects of self-abuse. The last six are treated of in a "private letter," which we send free on receipt of stamp. The experience of the surgeon in charge of this department in some of the best Hospitals in Europe and in New York City, enables him to treat patients scientifical ly and restore them speedily. Those living at a distance ran communicate by letter and be treated at their homes. In urgent case send $5 or $10 and receive medicine. Consultation free and confidential. Room No. 24 1/2 East Washington Street, Indianapolis. P. O. 1264. ai r9. Hv-wT2t.lam HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS VEGTLE & METZGER S HOUSE FURNISHING AND a, DlUtlJ iil NO. 83 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. THE ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW OPEN AND offers for sale at low rates, a large assortment, equal to any in the West, of Stoves, Hollow and Tin-Ware Japanned-Ware, Coal Oil Lamps and Fixtures. And a General Assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Manufacturers of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware We are the only agents f the City of the Good Samaritan Cooking, AND THE KEYSTONE PARLOR STOVE THE GOOD SAMITARITAN, for which we have the exairencv, is ottered to ali who are ia want of a MUST CLASS COOKIN; STOVE, w i'h the utmost confidence that t will not fail to please th" most careful housekeeper. It in adapted for wood or coal. THE GOOD SAM Mil TA N has taken the-first premium at tue Eleventh AntiU.il Indiana State Fair, over all ether Cooking Stoves. THE KEYSTONE PAUEOU STOVE, f r wood, with douMe U'p atid bae, has morv thin doubl- the radiating surface ot any other Stove of its siz.-, and will throw out more heat with one-half the wool This Stove having been tested, we take p'.e.isare in prcetitii g it to the public a the best at.d niot economical Pari r Stove in the market. Aeent for Indianapolis for Heller ä Tounß'a old estab ished COOKING PtISTGESil With one, two or more Over Hange, and Extra Charcoal broiler Attachment. We w ouM a!s cail the attentiou of th public to our large tocK f mart alizeJ iron llantlcs and firatrs. Also M arhle Mantles of suprjor qaality. Our stock ot Hat Kacks, arJen Seats, Vase, &c, comprises the neatest and best patterns of E i-terti Manufacture. All kinds of Uriiiimrii tut Iron Work can be procured thronith us at Ks;ern prices. Our stock h ts bf en carefully selected, and most all article are procured from the Iarcet Eastern Factories direct. We ire thereby ena!'ed to compete in prices and quality ot k-.o ;. w:in any House in the West. no3-dlv ViEtni.E METZGER. INSURANCE. Indiana Fire Insurance Company. Indianapolis, Indiana. Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall, (UP STAIRS.) rapifal $100.000. NSIKE. DWELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD EURNITUP.E. Barr.e. Hay, Gram and Ene Stock therein, against b and dimagf by re, for the term of flvt or even years. LiarcToas J. S Harvey. Freflerick P.ratft, C. C. Olin, Wm.T ii bson, lnd:anapoii; John H. Ilutton, Richmond. Orric J S. Harvey, President; Frederick Eraptr, Vice President; Frederick Brags, Treasurer; Wm. T. Gibhon, Secretary. . V. OI.,(;rnernl Aent. UmrKirycx Wm. A. Teelle, Fx. S-c State, Centreril'.e; Andrew Wallace, Eq., Merchant, Wm. R. NossiEer, Cashier l'tNafl Ear.k II. A. Fletcher, Esq., ilecrhant, J. E. McDot.ald. Attoriiey at Law, Jisuh Locke. Esq , of Ix-ke k hro., K. J. Peek. E.sq Prrsoient T. II. ä I. Kaalrvd Co., lnd.an.ipoli.; John iVterson. Fq , Stephen R. Wi-iTn, Merchatit, Richmond; D. E. Williamson. Esq., At:on.y at Law, Oreertcastle; f. W. Hill, F.sq .IM tf-bs.ro, Ilarvy D. Sct, Eq.,Terre Haute; H. C. Culver, Fsq ; Tippfin'. nor-dtm PAINTINC. PUtSrt. Nl. . EAST NEW TORK STKF.ET, OP- . Ii" UK ln:verity Square, is prepired to do all kind of II .use and ien Faiatinjr, Graiiins and Glaiiru on hört notice anl in tbe very bet atyle. Personi warit;:. work lu ti linear recjietd to (five bim a call. decS-ily

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J. B. AI.VORD. J. it. CALDWELL H. B. ALT0RD. A i.voit i, ;. i.DWki.1. a a i. voit n. 3 n i v II i ii.iirii I JUGiXJOFl DEALERS AND commission mmwm. Are Id DAILT receiptor fresh foods Constantly on hand and for sale at the lowe prices, a larre and asserted stock o Vol fer,Siijar, Tlolttftte sytnp, It ice, IV, aili, (;!;, Woodemvare, Sonpk, 'Hiitllesj, March, ICuitilti, fMtrarH, Tobacco, .Tlnckcrrl, VliitcFIli, Cordage Twine, roiton V.irn, 1) e-stttf fa ultt, Hfi Dates, Jellies. Hrandr Ciin urn. Wine, WliUkr, 'otlou of ull kiiidfc, and Ilan tuition and linkers 181 iter. Particular attention given to the aale of inom;cF of if,l Kijrns 68 East Washington Street. INDIAN I'OLIS, IND. apr25-d.tw MEDICAL BOOKS, &C. Galen's Head Dispensary on iu i:iu:i) BY THK LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR Tn TKEATMENT OF ALL THK DISEASES OF THS" URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS PRICE OSi.T TEN CENTS. Gmttlininv Ihlrtv Fit I'littrn ana Xngraviitytivfl AruiUnny ,iui Phyi't-yj of the irval rjtl in a itnt.r of ih-, I .'A V'.: PUr.Ht. L0V K NEW METHOD n- TREAT ING Venenal Diseases, inclu Hrur sr.s Syphili in all its stae i.uorr'oea, Gleet, Stricture, Van ocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases M t,be Kidneys, HUdder, Ac, with ut mercury' containing a valuable treatise on that wide-prad Talady of youth. Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexui! Debility, Im im potency, Ac, the M crtt irifirmities of youth and maturity arisiuc; from tli baneful habits of self-abus. To which is added observations on Female Diseases, and other fnterestitijr matter of the utmost imp-rtance to the married and those contemplating marriav's, who entertain doubts of their physical atrlity to enter that state. Sent to any adlress in a sealed wrapper, on receipt of ten cents or four Mamps. We devote our entire time an l attention to the treatment of the various private diseases treated of in our private teport. Our D.spensary is the only Institution or the kind in America which has teen e tablished by a special charte r,ansl this fact thould give it a preference over the various quacks of doubtful character to be foun In al "YmPORTANT TO FEMALES! One department of our Dispensary is specially devoted to the treatment of the Diseases of Females, such as Luchorrbea, or "White," Irrejrular, Painful and Suppress Menstruation, Nervous and General Debility, Diseases of he Womb, Barrenness, 4c. Consultations and examinationsfree of charjre. Also for sale, DR. DKWEE'S REGULATOR 1'ILLS For Female Obstructions, Irregularities, Ac. Married ladies in certain situations should not use them, as they would cause miscarriage. Price 1 per box, and may be sent by mail. DR.GALKN'S PREVENTIVE An inva'uable article for those wishing to limit the number of tbir offspring, ol the barren who desire children; warranted not to injure the health, and will last for a lifetime. Sent to any address, under seal, on receipt ol the price TWO DOLLARS. PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE Py sending a brie statement of their symptoms, will receive a P.lank Chart containing a Iit of quest ions, our terrs for the course of treatment, Ac. Medicines sent to auy part of the country ta cure any case at home, free from danger or curiosity. All transactions private and confidential. Remember tbe name and number. Direct all letters to GALES' HEAD DISPENSARY decl3-63-dAwl LouisTÜle. Ky. EXCELSIOR FAMILY MEDICINES, VRE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE ASD FTRELT vegetable, and warranted to srite satisfaction and periorm as recommended. One trial is worth a volume of certificates, .Iedicul Corrector, for Billions and Liver Complaint, Sick or Nervous Headache, lykpepia, and for purifying the blood. l iver, Cathartic and Antl-llllllous lill. We offer these Pills and aert that they are th best in use, and invita a trial to prove the troth of our assertk-n. Ajue fills, for the radical cur of Fever and Ague. A cur is warranted is all cases. i: rad lent o r . We warrant this remedy In all cai to cure ceronic and recent case, of IiyM-ntery, Diarrhea, Cholic or Cholera Morbus. It J also the best pain killer extant. Compound Txtmct of Arnica, fof Rheamtim. Neursleia Pains, Inflammations, ic, Ac re trial will convince the mot skeptical of the magical effre of this truly creat and wonderful preparation. Aromimtlc (liniment, for Cuts, new and old; Sores, fv.il. Bruie. p.urn, Frit Kite, Sf.'e N'pples, Ac. W offer this as one of the best Sa'es row in ue. raraalan Tooth Liquid, for Nervous Toothache, Cleaning the Teth and Punfyii.g the Breath. All of tbe abve seven remedies are pvi np scientific ca'ly, and sold wholesale and re'ail at Norwood's Block, No. 14 and 20 Nrth Illinois street, Indianapolis, and by Drogzists and Storekeepers everywhere, and warranted to cure if taken a recommended. TV sick and afflicted ara Invited to call at oor oJf.ce, Norwood's p.lock ConTlrations free. Adrire gratis. Medicines warranted and cares guaranteed. Call and get circulars, see certificates atd receive good and honest treatment. Agents wanted to travel erery where. Satisfactory Inducements offered. SP1CER, HESSINGS A CO., tKvl7-Awly lropritor.

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CINCINNATI, SOUTHERN OHIO. rSorlh -E.asterii Keiituckv. Indianapolis and Cincinnati flWO TRAINS TTILL LIAVE INDIANAPOLIS X daisy: Mail at 9 30 A. M, Express at 7.15 P.M., ruunitig through to Cincinnati In advance of all other routes, connecting at Cincinnati with all the Great Eastern aud Southern Railroad Lines, and with Steam ers i n the Ohio Kiver. ITjThis time 12 minutes faster fhaa Indiauapoli time. 11 rFare the Käme as by any other Route, aad the speed, safety and couif rt of trains equal to the best lit.es ii.i the country. JJ r"Ask for tickets via "Indianapolis and Cincinnati Jtailroa.l ." Jspccial .Notice. The Dew track luto Cincirinati is complete, and passengers by this line are lo Ian led at the "New Pearl Street IVp- t," near the Burnet House, about ot e mi'e nearer the business centre of the city than any otter Iepot. ROBERT MEEK, Superintendent. TV. H. L. Novi.K, General Ticket Agent. A. S. Burr, Traveling Agent. Jan9 OPPOSITION. lrii'e JR,elitcecl. Little Itliami suit! Coltimhtit :iiil Xrniu 5 St Ö ISIS viS2 JÜVILHOA-D. 170R THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE CITIZESS of Indianapolis and ti e traveling public generally, an oflice has Ikcu opended in Bl ike'. Building, corner of W'ahington t-treet and Ki-nturky irrjitie, opposite the Bates and Paln-er Hotels, ut.der the auspire of the above-named Railroad, where t.rket and all desired information may be obtained at the traveler's convenience. This i a-i accommodation which has long been required at Indianapolis. Passengers for the Fast can procure tickets at this oflice froru One to Three Dollar ,c than tickets are sold at the Union Ik-pot in Indianapolis. r-r 1 urouga ncKers na äjj mionoation please apply at th? office, a above. JlTOdice hours from & A. M. 0 P. M. OfT.ca hour, Sunday from 3 to 9 p. M P. W STKADKK, General Ticket Agent. WM. P. WATSON, Ticket Agent. JNO. G. BENSON, Aeent. J. S. SUACKLEFOHD, Traveling Acent dec5-dtf Hsr aWJLM.sC. JEFFERSONTILLE llAILKOA Tiro Trains Ilailv, (Sundays) Excepted.) Trains Arrive Trafni Leave 8:10 P. M 9 20 A.M. 5:30 A. M t:00 t. M. A BOVK TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATI0S V of passengers at SoutLport, Greenwood, Franklin, Edinburgh, Columbus, making connections at Seymour with trams on tbe Ohio k Mississippi Road, and at Louia rille with trains on the Lonisvtlh-, Frankfort A Lexingto and Louisville and Nashville Roads. Freight trainsleave daily. Freight promptly forwarded. OJf.Ce. Madison IVnot Ws cM I A. S. CAR0THERS, Superintendent.' J. (I. TVntTrowB, Freight Agent. novl6'63-dy CIIAMJE OF TIME. 1863. 1803. Great Central Rail Way Line. (Indianapolis and Columbus.) ON AND ArTElt MONDAY, NOV 30th TRAINS will run a follows, Sunday excepted: Ieave Indianapolis: Morning Express a.... Evening " .... Mail (for Richmond) atTrain aru've: Night F.xoreH a Div " Mail ....5:30 A. M 7:Ui P. M. 2:15 P.M. -...910 A. ...10:10 P. ' 1 :CsS 1. M. M. M. Express trains of this line make the follow ing connections: AtCoIumhuswith Cleveland. Columbtis and Cincinnati K. R. for Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Bo-tn. With Central Ohio R. Ft. for Newark. Zanesville w heehrg, Baltimore, Washington City, Philadelphia and New York. With Piitst.urg, Columbas and Cincinnati R. R. for Steulnvillp, IVtsburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston. The Morning Express makes direct connection at Urbana with Sandusky, Dayton ar.d Cincinnati R. R for B. Ilrfontaine, Forest, Clyde, Sandusky and all poin's on that line, and at Pijua with Dayton and Michigan R. K. for Toledo, Detroit and Great Western and Urind Trunk Railways. The Mail tra n connects at Richmond with trains for Dayton, leni.i. Hamilton and Cit cinnati. Time same to all point a by other routes. TLrougV tickets for sale at the Union iJepof. H- G.CAREY, General Superintendent. Y. ( haxm. a, General Ticket Agent. r.ovH-dtf. Infli.iii.'ipoli aiid lI;ulioii 1863. . izmsz&rrs 1863. .w Arraneemriu to Commence Hon day, l eb. 2, I mm. FIVO passenger trains daily (Sundays excepted) baI tween Indianapolis and Mkdison. I-ave the Union Depot Indianapolis, at 3.00 A. M and 3 P. M.. arriving at Madison at 10 60 A M. and 7.50 P. M. Leave the Depot at Madison at A. M. and 2 t0 P. M.. arririrg at Indianapolis at 11 A. M. and 7.4 P. M. Traiti leave Co!um. us for Ifuhville at 1 P. M., arriving at 5 10 P M. Returning leav RBbville at 7 A Marriving at Columbus at 11:15 A. M. ' This Road form a lir.e with the packets at Madion for tbe transportation of fre-ght between Cincinnati and Indianapolis and points Wet. Tariff of Freight as low a by any other route. Shippers and merchant West w ill find it to theirinterest to ship by this line. V- C BRANHAM. Superintendent. 1862 1862 LL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR ST JOSEPH and other potTiU in Northern Missouri, the State of Kansas or the Territories, should Insist en hav eg tickets that read by the .XMtril MISMM HI KAII.ItOAI), The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joseph. It Is the shortet-t and quicke-t luse, by thirteen hours, to the remotest point reachea by rail, abd Is a' ways as cheap as any other. Buy your Ticket to Kansas and all point Id Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad. ISAAC H. STURGEON, Pres't and Gen'l Supt. North Missouri R. E. BESRT D. SIMMONS. General reliD f Agent. eptl7-dty HATS AND CAPS. I S A A C DAVIS Wholesale & Retail DEALER IN Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Gloves aiid FURS. tins just iUceited his Fait Stock ( f GOODS. DIRFCT FROM THK MANUFACTURER ' in the East, which he will k!I a low a tbe lowest. All the LATtrr rmii kept at So. 15 Fcnnsylvaaia treet, four doors.uth of the PostOCce, Indianapolis, Ini oct30dA3iB

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s . . V- li vi . -- 11 MAXUFACTUREU OF TIIF. IMPROVED FANTCSCCPIC SPECTACLES, Tin: BEST IN USF. MOSES' improved Pantocopic Spectacles combine advantages mechanical and philosophical to be found in no other Spectacles offered in the West. Moses' improved Spectacles not only give clear and distinct vision, do not weary or fatigue the eve, but tend to strengthen and preserve the sight. Moses' Spectacles are made of the finest materials, and best workmanship, fairly represented, and sold at their fair value. Caution .Vo Afjmts or PtiTiart rmfjoyed. C7" Send for a cyrolar cor.taininfr fall df -cription, price, &c, anil how to unsure a r-cricet lit and hare them sent bv mail. Addrv? I.. W! MOSES, Oftiri.,, 50 Fast Washington st., Indianapolis, Ind. 31 MEDICAL. OK THIRTY TEARS HS RKCEIVED THE FAj ViMtAHLK reeomendation of tbe public, and bee used and prescribed by the First Physicians In thö Land as THK BEST REMEDY KNOWN rot Siek Headache. Nerrou Ileatiacbe, Ilyspepsia, Sour Momache. B.Hiuus Headache, Iiztinea, Costiveness, lss of Arptie, Guut. Indigestion, Torpidity of the Liver, Gravel, Rheumatic A flections, Tiles, Heartburn, Sea Slckneaa, Billious Attarka, FtTers, 1c. For Teatlinonlal. Ac, see l'ampkalct wltli cacla llottle utMrirrrirB osu tr TAB KANT cV O . , 27SGrci-iivirli Mrcol, New Yorlt. IO'TOR SALE RT ALL DRUGGISTS. D0Tl3-dly DRY GOODS, i 9 S) A V I a. M B 0 0 0 i i n t 4 1 aa m I 0 B 10 r . at A V m fl I t i es V 9 a t 8 a a Ü 4 Cs UNDERTAKER. MATTIIKW LONG. - y" .-T-v ZZ' " -r s rr- r' f TJ1XTDERTAKBR, Circle St., Near Journal Office, 3 UlAI AI'OLIS lI. !ee3'ldim. CHAN. W. STAVV, Attorney at La7 SO. C TEMPERANCE HALL, aQchl9.'U-dly iMUaoapoiUJadUasa.

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