Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4175, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1864 — Page 1

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AnnosncinR death with Mwril notice anacuea, ti; without rotlce free MarrlaK Notice 50 cent. Notice f Fetivl, ricmcs and Kxcumiona, gotten op by !ad:rh!oa!i r MociUn or by cburche. at the regular price. Adertimeiit leaded and placad under tbe head or f prcial Notice, if ten lines or over, will be cUarged double the asoal rate. Adrertiaeroent mäkln less than three lines, n.nerted nca In tbe Daily, will be charged fifty cent. Tearlj adrertiers to pay quarterly. Announcing randidatea for office of every description tob charred at tb rate offl 60 for each name in tbe Daily, and $3 in tbe Daily and Weekly, the aame to be, in all cases, paid In advance. Lenal advertiKement Inserted at tbe expense of tbe attorneya ordering, and not delayable for the lejal proceedings, but collectable at our usnal time. Publiebers not AscounUble for the accuracy cf legal advertisements berond the amount charged for their publication. KLDKK, HA RKNF.SS A BINGHAM, Proprietora Indiana State Sentinel. J. SI. TILFORD, President Indianapolis Journal Company.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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HF.NRT ALLEN, New York IJvery andale Stables. No. 12 and 13 East Irl treet, In tbe rear or Glenn's Block. fe- '

ARRISONS HANK. No. 19 East Washington street opposite the Sentinel Offlce. may

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LLEN A HINSLET, IJvery and Sale Stables, in the

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DAVIS A CO., Union Foundry, Delaware street, op- . posit Union Depot.

ASSELMAN A VINTON, Washington Foundry and Machine Works, east end Uoion Depot. my29 ItF.AI, FAT ATI. AUV.S'TS,

J FRANCIS SMITH, formerly ivlxell A Smith, Real Entate Agent ami Ta Payer, 37 East Washington street. Houses to rent. jar.25-dly '62 !f cKF.RNAN A PIERCE, Real Estate Agent? and jjJL Brokers, 10; Eat iTahinRton street. .

M. T.WILF.T, Real Estate Agent and Stock Bro

ker, 10,' East Washinirton street. jnayl4

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C. MATHEW A CO., Wholesale dealer in Bo.t, Shoes, and Rubbers, Jto. 4 Kohert' B!-k, opjvosi'e

Union Depot, Indianapolis, lad. sej'4

PAM KNOD1JC A SON, manufacturer and lealer In all kfnd of Boot and Shoes, No. 32 East Washington street. apr27 llOOKM A!MI STATIOM.HY. BOW EN, STEWART A CO.. wholesale and retail deal ers in Books and Stationery, and ltinters Materials, Ko. IS Wet Washington street. apr26 DitY ;ons.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. B LLC r OUT A)S ttlLSOlb.

Trains Arrive .. 3f A.M. .. 12:"Norn. .. S.45 P.M.

Train Iave. 5i30 A. M. 2.15 P. M

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Trains Leave. 350 A. M. . ....... 100 P.M 8:20 P.M ...Mail

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Traina Arrive. 9:10 A. M. 135P M.

7:10 P. M 10.10 r. M. ivmaa-aroTtaanD rtJrnTiaiUMA4. Tlil tttne 12 minutes fer than Ind.arjapolis time. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive rv A.M V .r p1"? 7 05 P. M p- M' TItSI HALTS BAILAOAD. Trains Leave. Trains Arriv. 9 20 A.M 3:40 k . M. 150 p. M 11 : A.M. 10:25 P.M W MLocisviti.s, tw Ai.a asT aan chicaoo BMiaoan. Fxpre, Oreencatle Junction, going north-. 5 -in p. M Going south 11 30 A. M t Ar at cm aAiLaean. Trains Leave. . Trains Arrive 11:40 A. M 15 A.M. 7-5j P.M 5 40P.M. IO.20 P. M S:0 P-M-paac aw t isiia aroLiB a.4iLBOAn. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. 1200 A.M Chlcags Eipress, No. 2....5:5. A M. 4 15 p. M Mail 11 A.M. 1O.30 P.M... .Chicago Express, No. 1.... 4K) P.M. XDIA APOIIS AID MA0ISOM All SOAD. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive6 00 A.M Express 11:00 A. M 300 P. M Accommodation... :4U P. M iarrcuoK viLLK aaiLaoAD. Train Leave. TrT rT'" 9.20 A. M Mail 3 3oA.M. 9:00 P. M S1U 1

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aaair Ai.f . Lafayette way andCbicago city. . . Through Mail Cincinnati and way mail Through mai!. Peru mail Terr Haute way mail Tkirugh ni.i Mili-'n iuai Jefr'rnonville and Louiville .... Bellefontaine way mail and New delphia and Pittsburg Bellefoiitaine through mail ...... Central through mail Central way mail oarAKTcass Lafiyetteway and Chicago Through mail Cincinnati and way mail Through mall. .. Peru Terre Haute way Through mail Madison mail Jeflersonvilleand Louisville mail.. Rellefontaire wit mail Through mail ... Indiana Central way mail Through mall

, 6:00 r. m 7:00 a. M. 12:30 r. m. 10:00 P. M. ll:3o a. . 11:30 a. m. h: 0 r. m. 1130 A. M. 8.00 r. m. York, l l.ila- ?) P M 7:30 a. m. 7:0 A. M. 2:30 P. M. M tili Clone.

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BOOKS, &C.

NEW BOOK STORE. Mo. 2 north PennjrlTanlH, street, Opposite Odtl FpIIows' Hull, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. f llODD A CARMICI1AEL, BOOKSELLERS AND STAX TION ERS, are filling their shelves with the newest and best Book from our Mandard literature, unitable for Sabbath Schools, and for religion and general rea ling. AI.mj School Books and Stationery in every variety, with an assortment of beautiful Photograph Albums, Diaries, Portfolios, Ac, Ac. Please call and examine our stock. CHAS. N. TODD. nnvU-dly J. D. CARV1CHAEL.

SHIRTS, &C.

lir A H. GLENN A CO., New York Store, Dry W . Goods wholesale and KelaÜ, Glerui' Block. Eai

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Gents' Purnishing Goods':

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Collars NECK TIES, UNDER

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And Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, at B- SC B4L JK 30 U I'.sT IV.tMIIKTO.M Mllt.1,1 aprin. a3-1ly TOMB STONES.

iViARBLE WORKS.

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CHAS. E. HAWTHORN, Importer of China.Olasi. and Queensware. No. S3 Eat Wahir.eton st., in.li.mapolls, Indiana. Also, Dealer in Stoneware. dec? 6

TIKICCrilA.Vr TAII.OItS.

FREDERICK tfiPPEK, Merchant Tailor, and deal, r In ready made clothing and furnishing Rood, No. 21 V est Washington street, opposite Sentinel ofiice. m29

ATTOUJiEVS.

MCDONALD A R0ACHE, Josebp E. McDonald, Addi.on L. Koache, At.t -n.eyi and Counselor at Law, Jvtna Iusnrance Company Building, aecond Rtxrt renoAylvania atrret. Jelxily

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TOUNii MEN WHO HAVE In

jured themselves by certain secthabits, which unfit thera for bn.ine, plaure or tbe duties of niarne' life; al. mii.U-a?eil and old nu n. who.

from tbe follies of y outh or other cause, fori a debility In advance of their years, before r!cin tl.emselvende'i tbe treatment of nv one, hon first read "THiC SECRET FRIEND." Married ladies will learn something of importance by f erulng The Secret Friend " Sent t any a-!dress,in a seald envelope, on receipt of Ten Cents. DR. STUART A CO. can beconnlted on all !iease. . f a private or corfldei.tial nature, from 8 A. M.to P. M (Saudaya from 9 to II A. M.,) at their ofl.ee. Addre.a DR.r"u . STUART A CO.. wwMI-dJIwU b.'H Boston. V a " INSURANCE.

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UJ E KEEP ON H AND AND JAKE TO ORDER, ALL kind f MarM Monument and ;rave Sttie carve to onler, w-.t h dcig-i, en.bi.-m, or device thstmy be ai.te.l. Thov ,,.MT x x ar,y thing in our line will do well to cive u acall, a we u-enor.e but the bet materials artdinnreal work lAlv

KQUITAULE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE NEWS' BLOCK, FIRST LCILDING SOUTH OF THE POST0FP1CF, UP STAIRS, nniAJIAPOHS, I 1 I A , I5SUKES DWELLINGS, FARM BARNS ND TI1F1K csobtema. AI Churcbe. ckoo Houes, Stores. Merrbandue and other property, against k.a or daraaKe by Ere f. r three or rive years. Oßlcor. WM. A. TEELLE. Prevdent; WM. T. GIBSON. Vk MlLTuN.crrUryaDdTrAsurrr; C. C. 0U5, General Agent. Directors. Wm. A. Pe.ll, J. J. nitt, C. CO:-, Wm. T. Gib.cn. Z. T. biLker. Hoforonoo. Hon. J Harvry, E-Trraurer of State. Hon. Calfb B Smith. Ju 'te, U. s. Court. Hon. A. H. Conner. Pot t1 W k' No,'i,1fr. Cashier Eir-t Natioriar Rank. - H Barry, Grand Secretary . O. of O. F., Newcomb A Taiktnctoe Attrt..ya at Uw, Afcer A Adams, Pub. l M TUford.Presidet.tj , mal Cntpany, Indinap. li.; Hon. C.al. Culver, Culver Ma.ion. inrii.n.; J Ptura... 1, kicbiKBH: Ii. K. VTilli.m.oB, Atty. .t ZaTiT B' rrltthrd- Ki , J ne.vi;:, 7

WINES.

CHAMPAGNE WINES, UTV. ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THP following o-!ebra?ei brrii'.: ricix i: in 11:111 i , in hu. rt, Pim und hall pint. (il(i:i: !St:.l.f from Ie Vrno5c A Co', Lprrnii) , Franc, AUo.oii hand I.MI'i:it I AI. Allll. I . Alvorcl, C.'iltHvt'll V Alvord, GS raet UHshlnjlonMrrel. June!1

HOTELS.

BATES HOUSE, f. I,. IIOLTOA, PROPRIETOR. INDIAKAPOLIS. INDIANA. ray20-dtf

DAILY SflNTINEL TELECRAPHIC:

lacroarzo KiraesaLT roa ni daily rraia rstixel. Aooii ICt'portK.

FRO!! THE POTOMAC ARMY.

The rorward .llovrnicnt on the lCnpidau.

Heavy Cannonading heard at Orange Court House,

BRISK SKIRMISHING ON THE LINES.

The Cavaly tn route for Ilich-filontl.

SHERMAN'S SITUATION.

It is Kclicvrtl lie will be Obliged to Ilctreut.

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from flie Armr of tti Iotoitinc. New Vouk, M trrli 1. The lIlowiiT special con ebullience Ins been received:

IlKAigvARTKR.4 Ansiy ok Tin: I'otomac. March lt.

It seems that (e:i. Selwick was se:it to the extieme Itli ut the (ntinv u engige his .ittentin and divert his ig:luie from the KaiJ.)n iortls (Jen. Kilpitritk, taking .iilv.tntage of thi-, rro.sseil the liipi lan river, ami rocceJeU to in tke a r.ij'iJ ietour to the south-west of the enemy main position aronml (iordonsvi'.le and Orange C II., while Ciisler swin- rapidly round th extreme right of Sedgwick, vi.i Madison aud StanfordviiIe. Our latest infoi niation from Ki'patrkk was up to o'clock )etenliy ni(iniiiir, w!e he was re rlei to lie at Spottsviüe, nd on the trot. Oi' Cuter we have positive information that his Ion; lines of cavalry dashed rapidly through Madison before daylight yesterday morning. It is ieaon bly supjxtse l by a Tribune special who left Madison at noon that Custer hnd enpaed the enemy at 1 o'clock, as heavy cannonading was heard at that hour in the direction of Orange Couit House, and it continued until dal k (Jray sends news from Madison C. H., latel y noon, that Sedgwick's corps tnarcheJ ii Tur-MV, vrith four days' rations, towards Kobi isoii river. Or. Sunday forenoon most of the corps bivouacked, and Gen. Sedgwick established his headquarters. Talbott's brigade pushed on to Madison, with some cavalry under Capt. ClafHin. The 1st Division of the 3d Corps came up to the support of the Gib Corps on Sun Jay night at 1 o'clock. On Monday morning Custer's cavalry and some horse artillery marched out of town to the Itapidaii, which they crossed near Harnett's Ford. latkst. The news from the front indicates a battle this morning at Stanardsville between Cust"-'-' -..

airy and some rebel iT-niry. Kumors persistently place Kilpatrick at about 25 miles frm Richmond, ive us Spottslvani 1 C. H. and Madison C. II , and as a drawback gwll the waters of the Itapidan x feet higher than yesterday. The Timed' special laled Washington, March 1st, Bays: i he latest information from the Army of tbe Potomac is to U o'clock this morning. Heavy nuketry Iii inij was heard this morning off to the extieme right, in the direction d' Stanard-ville, where it was thought that Cusier'a cavalrv had met t lie rebels. M adismi as well as Sottsv lvania are in our po-i.-es-ion There is an evident disposition on the part of Lee to avoid a battle by keeping behind his entrenchments Kilpatrick has been heard trom. The report is f 'ivvtrablc. Lee's communications no longer remain unbroken. It was reported to d iv at Culpepper that the II mptoti Legion lud been badv whipped, with a hs ut several hundied prisoners Hunptun among the number. The Wut Id's Wa.-hitigton special of March 1st says: Hen. Kilpatrick with a large force of cavalry and mounted infantry started three lays since for Richmond, in the h. j e oi capturing that city bv a coup de main, or compelling Lee to leave" his entienchnieiits at Mine Run and march to its defense. The r ipid retreat of Lingered on Richmond is explained by thi movement. It is rum uei that Kilpatrick will have the co

operation t-t . large torce advancin' u: tlie

IVhinsiila. Mi er 111:1 11' Ivpett It ion. Ni w Yokk. Yvu 21. The World's Wa-h-it gton special says: SiiM-e the IUstii:s ictreat of firiersou and

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the most serious at; pro-

hen-ions are ft It in dhVial and political cii cit s,

1 liesr retreat inter in; ts Shtrman's communications all along the line tif the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and tie; rives his army of an important source of supplies, w iihotit which it is believed he cannot inau.ta;n his ground Wrse tili, it deprives him of the cavalry force upon which he relied to prosecute his operath.us. Military men believe that Sherman will now l b!i;ed U leirace his sieps and return to Vick-burir. A private letter, latcl Feb. 2 ). says Sherman had leu lo-d Mtri-iian, bnt he itin' of the retre it d' thecav-tiiy he lrei n.it ptoceed, and had erected earthnoiks aroun l the itv 1 he tepoit oj SIim man's oiauintion of Sei ma is i! rediud. that pi i.e being im miles from Meridian. News tiom the South reports Polk between Selma and the TomSioee river, watching Sherman, and prepaid to di.-pute is passage of tint river. Fire. S da Li a , Mo.. March 2 A fire broke out at 2 o'clock thi morning in the Missouri Hotel, and spread -o rapdlv tint many females escaped only by jumping from the window. Five persons are known to have been killed among them the wife ind dinhter f the fro prittor of the hotel, T. Y . Grea-ham. Several buddings we-t and one winde block east of the hotel were oiumed The lo-s is e-limated at I5',0!0, with little insurance. The lire was undoubtedly the work of an in cendiarv.

Foreign .te. Portland. M rt h 2 The steamship Damascus, trom Liverpool the 15lh ult., rriveJ this morning. It i stated that arrtnjemer.ts for the departure of Maxmillinn for Mexe o are complete. The Prusuu cuutiuue operatious ga,irit Dut'pel. It is statrl that the Prussian had demandeil tint the Dine evacute Düppel aud Alsen. giving very hort delay. A Copenhagen p-tjr ny the DvnNh Oorern ment ha rot receitel any proposition for an r mistice.

r.xchangeof rrlvonrr. N'lw York, Mirch l. The Tribune's Washington fspeei! ay: It will rejoice the hetrts of thousands in the North to know that Gen. Butler La succeeded in making arrangements with Mr. OulJ which will probablj lead to an exchange of prisoner-. From I'lltfourjr. Pitt?bu3G. March I. River 7 feet 6 inches by the p!er rark, and falling. Weather clear. A general thaw has pet in.

MEDICAL.

Nil TII12 EVIL IIS THE BUIl

PRACTICAL ACCOUCIIER.

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UCYILINTHCP

VTTHf: AMERICAN DISPENSARY WE TREAT I5T a tiw methl. nl witb the h? piest rf.snlts, '- liiu I Itri, (fallinif of the womr, Omverntion L'U fT' otion, Lirh rrhe i, Lit,) l' imtry and all other dis rases to which the Atneric-tn Fnnie is . peculiarilj lishle, Send three lUars ami receive r exjres! nne oi the Doctor's Femile Syringe. This instrument shouM be. uel by very woman In the laud, for the purpose of '? tnlitegit,C'mfrt, health, ttv. Sent free on receipt of stamp, a copy of onr Private Letter to Married Ladies on health, tec. The Doctor' vdeWat! Femtle 1'HIh, fresh from the Di-persry, are rry f,nul in simple diseases, irregularities, fc Price il, flit by mail. At the Aynsritut iin iry we n1.-otreat.trMou merrvrj,', and with Dover failing success, Vtnsrial, or wht the i'.iack call jrritttte or ?crt (Incase; S'y'hUit u all its states. Gonorrhea, Gleet, StrieUire, Hydrocele, Circocelf, Varicorele, C.iTSfcele, 5permati.rhea, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emis.-ionsi. Sexual Debility, Impotency, and e'Tects of self-abuse. The last ix are treat'd of in a "private letter," which we send free on receipt of Mamp. The experience of the Surueon in charge of this department in some of the beM Hospitals in Kurop and in New York City, enables him to treat patients scientirtcal ly end restore them speedily. Those living at a distance can communicate by lette and be treated at their homes. In urgent cases send $i or $10 and receive nrc-dicines. Consultation free and vonßiUntW. Room 5o. 24j East Washington Street, Indianapolis. P. (). Ilox 1064. air9.dlv-wl2t.lam

HOUSE FURNISHINC COOPS. VffiCrTLE & METZGER' S HOUSE FURNISHING AND STÜH'! EHPORID, no. s-3

"RAST w & öTTTuaTnxr STREET OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, IMI Al'OLIS, IMIAA.

f IHE A HO VF. EST A BI.1 5 H M K NT IS NOW OrF.N AND ( offer f..r pale at low rate, a Urge assortment, filial to any in the West, el" Stoves, Hollow :itid Tiu-WarcN J:iaiiiM(NV:ii r. ;tl Oil Lumps and Fixtures, And a General Assortment if HOUSK FUIIXISIIIXG (iOODS. Manufacturers of Tin, Copprr :mI Mice! Iron Ware

W are the only Agent fjr t'ne City of the Good Samaritan Cooking, AND THE kevsto.yi: iKiiiLon sron: THE GOOD SAMARITAN, f- r wh th we haie the ex-rlu-he a.M iicv, i 'l rfd t. .11 who are in w ant of a FIRST CLASS COOKING SToVF, wi-h the utmost confidence that it will i.t fail to plea-- tb' most careful housekeeper. It is a l.ipte.l f.T wnl or coal. THE GHI) SAM ARITAN has t tk n thetirt premium at the Eleventh Annual Indiana State Fair, over all other Cool: in it Stovf. THE KEVSTONE PALLOR STOVE, for wood, with

loul.li top und h;ie, h is ni.re tb vt double the radiating

surface f aiy otio'r Stove of it mi, anl will throw out more beat with one-half the woo.l. Thi Stove having been tested, we take pleasure in jreentii: it to the public ns the best at.d tn .-t economical Pari r Stove in the niarUet. Agents for Indianapi lis for IlIlr 4 Young's old etab:jhed cooiihstg nAisroESi With or e, two or ntore t)ver Ranges, and Extra Charco.d r.r :lr Attachment. We would ! cal! the attention .f th public to our large stocs -f marbaliied Iron .yjanttcs and firales. Also Marble Mantles of superior quality. O ir stock of Hat Kack. Garden Seat. Vases, Ac., comprises the neatest and b-.-t p.t'tTtisof Kaltem Marn.f .-ture. All kiiids of Oriiamriilnl Iron 1 orks can be procured through lis at Eastern prices. Our stock ha- b n carefully selected, and wnst all articles are prcured from tho laret Eastern Factories direct. We re thereby enabled to compete in prics and quality of g.o ii with any House in the Wet. no5-dly VtKGH.K A METZGER.

INSURANCE.

Indiana Fire Insurance Company. Indianapolis, Indiana. Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall, (UP STAIRS.) Capital $100.000. INSsREJS 1 WELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, harne. Hay, Gr-iin and Live Stork therein, asainst 1m and damage by tire, tor the term of tiva or even years. DiKrcToRs J. S. Harvey, Frederick Prstrrs, C. C. Olin, Wm. T G bon. Indianapolis; John K. Hurton, Richmond.

trriaca J S. Harvey, Pre-ideif; Fre1erick Bra7ir, Vice Ptestdertt; Fredenck Brtggs, Treasurer; Wm. T. Gibson, Secretary. C. OI.l lifiicral Agent. kirKkort Wm. A. Peelle, Ex. Sec. State, Cectrevihe; Andrew Wallace, Esq., Merchant, Wm. K. Noss-jncer, Cashier 1st Nat'I. Iank H. A. H-tcher, Eq., Jlecrhant. J. E. McDontld, Attorney at Law, Josuh Ixcke, Esq , of Locke A Bro., K. J. Pstk. E-q., lTedent T. H. A I. Railroad Co., Indianapolis: John Peterson. Fq., Stephen R. Wiegin, Merchant, Kichuii nd; I. E. Wi, Lam-on, Esq., Attorney at Law. Greei;catle; t. W. Hill, Esq. ,,I5ttrro, Harv yD SccH, Esq., Terre Haute; M.C. Calrer, E-q ; Tipperano-. nov9-i:5m

COPARTNERSHIP.

Livery Business. f 1 H E UNDERSIGNED II AVE FORMED A COPARTI n rhip tn the Livery buiDe, under the rryle of OvL0r k TATUR. Their üble are t oratel at the corner cf Pennsylvania awd Fearl treet. and they will keep the bet i f stork and carriage for tbe accommodate ou of the public. Taejr wtil ai-o be read) at all times t pnrcha- trk and ray the bet prict In tbe market. In connection wrb their I. very butne!. rhey will keep a boarding and m! tatU. D'.CK ORLcp. STr PUF.5 TAILOR, fehJ-dlm (formerly of Lafajette.)

GROCERIES.

J. B. ALV0KD. J. II. CALDWELL. H. B. ALV0RD.

AI.V(mU,CALDVLI,Ltl: AI.VOItD,

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(iROCER

X-OIGiXJOT. D-RAT.ER3

AND

commission mwmmi

Are in DAILY receiptof fresh gooda.

Constantly on hand and for sale at tht lowea price, a large and assorted stock o Cof fec,Siirar .TIol;tscs. N) iip, ICiee. l ea, hiI f.iaH, Wuodenwnrc So;i Caudles March K:iiiiii. (Tieurtot Tobacco, Mackerel. YV Iii tei'itli, (lurdnpe Twine, Cotton Varns, HreMnff Kuttt Flu, Datr, Jllie IJrnndj'. C.iii. ii ut. Wlnen, WIilMky, 'otloni off hII kind, aud Plantation and linker' Hilter.

Particular attention given to the sale of

vnonucE of ti,L. MLijrn&

68 East Washington Street,

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I5DIAN.T0L1S, IND.

MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.

Galen's Head Dispensary en iM i;r:i:i BV THE LKG1SLATURK OF KENTUCKY FOR TH TRKATMF.NT OF ALL THE PU5KASF.S OF TDK URINARY AND GKNITAL ORGANS mm m.m m ft at R aV mm Bm. v PKIt'K 0NLT TN CETS. A llrflir! !?'porl, OofUoining Thirty Fife rtite ava Enyravinyhoflif An-Uoihj ttul I'Ayviology ot Stxval Organs in i ttutt of Health i?i i'jjee.

Kidney-, Bla.Wer, A y! containing a v.il- 3r

it .vile-spread mala- tftfGK

WealtaeM, Nc- YV'AV .

ING Vonerial Dif ae, incl j lir n

Syphilid in all it statre. Goporrhea,

Gleet, Stricture. Vari-ci!e, aud Hydro

cele, Disease; 1M the &.C., with ut roercar

aahle treatise on tu

dy of youth, Seminal

turnal Kmis.-ions, Seruil Ueliility, Im

potency, Ac, the oerrt itifirinitie of

youth and maturity arisiüg from the baneful halrit? of self-aht..se. To which is added observations on Female D sase, and other nteresfirtr matter oftheut-mo-t importance to the married and those contemplating marriai'-, whoentertain douht.s of their physical abiity to enter that state. Sent to any address in a sealed wrapper, on receipt of ten cents or four stamps. We devote our entire time and a'tention to the treatment of the various private disea-.es treats of in our private teport. Our Disp. j.s.iry is the only Institution tf the kind in America which has l-een e tablished by a special charteren-! this f ct should rjve it a preference over the Tarious quacks of doubtful character to be fouti in al

argecities. IMPORTANT TO FEMALES! One department of our Dispensary is pecially devoted to the treatment of the Uieas-s f Females, such as Lachorrhea, or "Wh:te," Irregular, Painful and Suppress Menstruatin, Nervous and ieneral Debility, IMseasesof he Womb, Rarrenhes, Ac. Consultations and exnuiina: ion.-free of charge. Also for sale, DR. DKWKF.'S KKGCLATOK PILLS For Female Obstructions, lrr-jr:l?itie, Ac. Married ladie in certain situations shr.uld not use them, a. they wculdcan.se miscarriage. Price $1 per box, and may be ent by mail. DR. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE An invaluable article for those wishinc to limit the number of thir offspring, ot the berren who de-ire children; warranted not to Injure the health, and will last for a lifetime. S r.t to any address, under eal, on receiptol tbe price TWO DOLLARS. PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE Py sending a brie statement of their symptoms, will receive a Blank Chart containing a I:.t of jne.-tioi.., our terms for the course of treatment, Ac. Aledicinc eni to any part of the country to cure any c-sc at hoine, free from dancer or curiosity. All transactions private and confidential. Remember the name and number. Direct all letters-tc GALEN'S HEAD DISPZNSARY dec!2-ß3-d.tw1 v Louivill. Kv.

FRINK'S EXCELSIOR FAMILY MEDICINES, EE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND PURELY veritable, and warranted to five fstisfctton and perioral as recommended. One tril is worth a volume of certificates. Jlcdical Corrector, for P.illiou and Liver Complaint., Sick or Nervou Headache, Djfcpepsia, and for purifyii-g the tlotxi. I.iver C'atliarlic and Anli-lllllious Iill. We cdr these IIU and a-ert that they are th best In ue, and invite a trial to prove the truth of our Berti'n. .gtie 1111, for the radical cure of Fever and Awie. A cur is warranted in all ca-e. Krad lea lor. We warrant this remedy tn all caei to cure eeronic and re ent casien c f Dysentery, Diarrhea, Chohc or Cholera Morbus. It Ja alo the best pain killer extant. Compound F.xtract of Arnica, for Rhen. matim, Neuralcia Pains, Inflammations. 4c, Ac. One trial will convince the mst keptical of the magical eff-c of this truly creat and woriderfil preparation. AroillhtiC (Mntmrtit, f..r Cut., new and eld; Soren. KoiN, P.ruise. tUirr.s, Fnt I'ite., Sore Nipplea, me. We offer thi a: ne of the best Sa!ve now in use. l'arafcian lootli Liquid, for Nervou Toothache, Cleaninc the Teth and Fanfying the Breath. All of tbe above even remediea are put up acientiflcaly. and oll wholenale arxl retail at Norwuoi'a Block, No. 18 and 20 North Illinoi treet. Indianapolis, and by DrajrgH't and Storekeepen everywhere, and warranted to cure if taken a recommended. Th sick and afflicted are invited t call at our office, Norwoi' Block Consultations free. Advice gratia. Medicine warranted and eure uirar.ted. Call and get circulars ae certificate! and reeeive gd and bonet treatment. Agent wanted to travel everywhere. Satlfactory inducement offered. SPICER, H F.NNINGS k CO., novl7-4iwly Proprietora.

RAILROADS.

Tanixary 1st, 1004. CINCIX ATI, SOUTHER1I OHIO, rorlh -Eastern Kentucky.

Indianapolis and Cincinnati Short-Line

rilWO TRAINS WILL LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS X daily. Mail at 9.30 A. M, Expresa at 7.15 P.M., running through to Citictnr.aU In aivarre of all other route, connecting at Cincinnati with all the Great Kantern and Southern Railroad Line, and with Steamera .n the Ohio River. IXjTh' -inie 12 minutes faster than Indianapolis time. 7Fare the sarn at by any other Route, aad the speed, safety anl coniLrt of trains eu,ualtothe U-fct line iin the country. XTT'Ask for tickets via "Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad." Special M otiee. The new track into Cincinnati is coinpkte, and passengers by thi line, are now lauded at the "New Pearl Street l;p"t,' er Rurnrt Hous', about one mile nearer th- buslno.-s centre of the city than arv other Iepot. KOKE KT MKEK, Superintendent. - w x i nr. -- -

A. S. DcaT, Traveling Agent.

Jau9

OPPOSITION.

lnio Reduced

Little ITliimii :ml Co I it in Im :md Xruiu EAILEOAD.

"IOR TIIH ACCOMMODATION OF THE CITIZENS I. of Indianapolis and the tr ivelinir public generally, an ofllce has been opended in Blake's Building, corner of Washington street and Kentucky avenue, opposite the lutes an 1 Palmer Hotels, under the auspices of the above-named Railroad, where tic kets and ail deired information may be obtained at the traveler'sconvenience. This is an accommodation which has long been required at Indianapolis. Passeupcrs for the Fast can procure tickets at this office from One to Three Dollar l,e than tickets are sold at tbe Union iKpot in Indianapolis. For Through Tickets and all information please apply at the office, as aboe. ItTonice hours from 5 A. M. to 9 P. M. Omca hoarg Sunday from 3 to 9 P. M P. W . STRADER, Generali ick t Agent. WM. T. W ATSON, Ticket A pent. JN0. G. LKNSON, Ae'-nt. J. S. Sil ACKLKFORD, Traveling Agent. dec5-if

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JEFFERSONYILLE RAILUOA D Two Trains Iailv, (Stinday nxecpled.) Trains Arrive Trains Lea v. S:10P. M 9 20 A. M.

5:30 A. M..

...:()0 P.M.

4 BOVK TRAINS STOP FOR TDK ACCOMMODATION

l of paaseniren at Soutbport, Greenwood, Franklin, Edinburgh, Columbus, making connections at Seymour liL a. a l a m . . .n m. .

wun trains on me unto x iiississippj uoac, and at Loa! rille with train on the Louisville, Frankfort k Lexingte and Louisville and Nashville Roads.

Freight trainslcave daily. Freight promptly forwarded.

juice, .TiauixoB irpvi, ,t e soae. A. S. CAR0TI1ERS, Saperintendent. J. O. Whitcomi. Freight Agent. novl6'G3-dly

C II A i 13 OF TIME. 18G3. mwn 1863.

Great Central Kail Way Line. (InüiariHili.a arol Columbus.) TN AND AFrER MONDAY, NOV 30th TRAINS JT tr.ji rnn e '..'.Z'.-., iUL'i s excepted; Leave Indianapolis: Morning Express at ."5JJ0 A. M Evening " " 7:10 P. M. Mail (fur Richmorid) at 2:15 P.M. Train arrive; Night Express at 9:10 A.M. Dy " " 10:10 p. M. Mail " " 1:35 M. Express trains cflhis lineniakt the fo'lowintf coiiticclions: AtColnmbus with Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati R. li. T T Cleveland, Dunkirk, BulTalo, New York and Hosten. With Central Ohio It. R. f .r Newark. Zanesville. Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington City, Philadtlphia and New York. With Put-burp, Columbus and Cincinnati R. R. for Steubenvilh-, P:t.burs, lUrri-bnrg, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston. The M"rtiii:g Expres makes direct connection at ITrbana with Sandu.-fcj', Dayton and ,'iiicmiiati R, R for B-llefoj:tain, Forest, Clyde, Sandusky and all poin' on that line, and ut Piqua w ith Dayton "and Michigan K. R. for Toledo, Detroit and Great Western and Grand Trunk I.iil a's. The Mil tra n contacts at Ri liniond with trains for Paytort, Xenla, üamüton an? Ci-nr.ati. Time same to all points as by other route. Throurk tickets for sale at the Union lepot. II. G.CARKY, General S jperir.tr r.tioi.L F. Cnxnt.i k, General Tick t Aent. novl l-dtf.

Indianapolis

t,;-''

and .lladison

.ew Arraiicfinrni to Com meiicc ,Hon dav, I eh. 2 I MM. ffWO pscr.ger trains daily (Sunday excepted) be1 tween Itidianapolir1 and Madison. Ieave the Union I-j.t Indiatiaixjhs. at 6.00 A. M and 3 P. M., arriving at Madison at 10. 50 A. M. and 7.50 r. m. Leave the Ipot at Madiii at 8 A. M. and 2:0 P. M., arriving at Indianapolis at 11 A. M. and 7.40 p. M. Trains leave Columbus for Rn-hvili at 1 P. M arriving at j 1) P M. Retutnioc l-are Kubvilh at 7 A arrivir at Columbus at 11:15 A. MThis Hoad forms a line with the Packets at Madison for the transportation of f reicht between Cincinnati and In-dUuap-li and points West. Tanff of Freights a low as by any other route. Kipper and me rchants West will find it to tbeirinteret to hip by this line. febvJ D. C. BRANIIAM, SarinteudeLt.

"JSC OP aV 1

1862

VLL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR 8T JosRin and other points in Northern Mi."urt, the State cf Kansas, or the Territories, should limiot n hav ng ticket that read ty ti e MlUl li JII.WOIJICI UAH.IiUAI, The on'.y rail rout- f r jju St. Louis to St. Joseph. It if the shortest and quickest lise, by thirteen hours, to the re-mote.-t p;ct reache-t by rail, acd ii a' aya as cheap aa any other. Buy your Tickets to Kan-a and all poirjtiit NortLerr. Missouri by the North Miuri Ra:'r.ad. ISAAC H. STURGEON, Pres't and GenM Sept. Ntrtk Mineouri K. &. HF.NRT II. SIMMONS. Genera) Tavelin f Ag-nt. ettI7-dlr

HATS AND CAPS.

ISAAC DAVIS V"tTm

Wtl Wholesale & Retailed

d?:alf.u 15

Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Gloves ar-d 1 U JEt, S . lias just Elcceirtd his Fall Stock ( V GOODS. DIRFCT FROM THK MANUFACTURFB ' In the F.at. which he will sell as low a the loweit. All th La rv. st rrrua kept at No. 15 Pennsylvania atreet.four dor uth cf the Pc.t Offlc,

oct2f-dl3ta

Indianapolii, Ini

I. V 1

MAM' FA CT LR E 11 OF THE IMTRC7ED TAWrOSCCFIC SFECTACLES, THE BEST IN USE. MOSES' improved Pantoscopic Spectacles combine advantages mechanical and philosophical to be found in no other Spectacles .öfTered in the West. Moses' improved Spectacles not only give clear and distinct vision, do not weary or fatigue the eye, but tend to strengthen and preserve tlie sight. iuoses? Spectacles are made of the finest materials, and best workmanship, fairly represented, and sold at their fair value. Caution Xo Ajrvtx or PnVitrt ftnrjnyrtl. CP" Sond for a circular funtainin full !- cri'dion, prices, &c, ami how to ensure a jrfcct fit ami have tliom sent lv uxiil. Ad-lrr. L. AV! MOSES, 0ViW.rn, 50 East Wasliinpton st., ItnlianaiK..lis, Inj.

MEDICAL.

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I0R THIRTY TEARS IIA? RF.CEIYF.D THE FA

VORABLK n'commendation of tht public, and been

used and prescribtd by the First Physicians In tho Land BEST REMEDY KNOWN roa 5ick Headache, N-errou Headache, Dyspepsia, Sour i toniache. Iviliiotis Ileadacbe, Ii7.iines, Costivenes, Iss of Appetite, (lout, Indire-tlon, Torpidity of the IJrer, (Iravel, Rheumatic AfWtion, 151 Heanbnrr.CiA Sh kneM, Liilious Attaikf, Fever, Ac.

For TeatlmnntHlk, Ac, re l'amplilet llla cucli iconic.

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UNDERTAKER.

MATTHEW LONG.

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TJ1TDERTAKBR, Circle St., Near Journal Office I.'UI ANATOLI. HD. dec3I-!Sm. ciia.s. w. mot', Attorney at Lau1 50. f TEKPEKA5CZ BALL, nehlft-'CS-4!ly udiaaapoliaJii1iaa.