Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1864 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL rousnxD trim morning it TOB RBW SENTINEL OFFICE 13 SOUTH tTXRIDIAIT STREET. (COsXEft Of MAIL IT KIT.) ELDER, HARKMESS. Äi BINGHAM, Proprietor.

WATCHES. E SENT American Watches. H Jo VOLUME XII. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., TUESDAY MORNING MARCII 8, 1664. NUMBER -f,170.

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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL, . , PUBLISHED KYEkT MONDAY AT. One Hollar and Fifty Cts'. a IVr, To Club of twenty and over at $1.25 year. riTAtLt txvaaias-f tm adtauck. RATES OF ADVEUTISl.tO. 4 S u or 3 sr t 1 cr y 3 !d M... Id-, 0.50 1.00 1.25, l.SO 1.75 2.00' 3 50 2.00. 4.00 5.00 7.OO; S.Ä0 1.12 1.50 1. 7( 2.25 2. T2 300 3.7 4.50 6.00 7JW 10.2S 13.7S 15.00 l.f0 20. SO 25 00 1.50 J.00 IAS 2.50 225 3.001 3.75; 4.50 S.i.1 6.00 7 50 362 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 S.00 10.00 12.00 16.00 20.00 26.50 40.00 45.00 52.50 57.50 7500 3.37 4.50 5.62 6.75 7.S7 .00 11.25 13.50 lH.00 23.50 29 75 45.00 50.00 57.50 65.00 R5 00 ; 3.75 5.00 6.20 7.50 8.75 10.00 12.50 15.00 20.00 25.00 33.00 50.00 55.00 62.50 70.00 85.00 szo: 4.37i S 25 6.12 7.00 B.75 2.50: 3.00 350' 4.00 5.00' e.ooj 8.00! 10.00; 13.50, 19.00 2I.2.I; 25.00 21 50 35.00 1 3.12 3.75 4.37 5.00 6.25 7 50 10.00 12.50 16.73 24.25 27.00 30.50 .50 4J1.0O d ftl... lw.. IM. Sw.. lw.. lm.. 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BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HE5ÜT ALLEN, Xtw Tork Livery andale Stables. No. 13 and 14 Fast Terl treet, In the rear of (üenn's Block feb20. iiA.Mii:us. II ARR1SONS' BA3TK. No. It East Washington street opposite the Sentinel OHce. "T " DAVIS k CO.. Union Foundry, Delaware street, oppolite Union Depot. I ASSETJUAN A VINTON. Washington Foundry and Machine Works, eaat end Union lepot. tny29 iVl'AI ESTATE Aiirt?iJS' I "RVNCIS SMITH, formerly Deliell A Smith, Real rVate Agent and Tax Payer, 37 Et Wash ington street. Houses to rent. iLlL. cKERNAN k riKRCE, Real Estate Agents and Prokers, 10.S F.at ansngu.n "jrriM.T. WILET, Real Estate Agent and Stock Bro W ker, 10 X East n anir.gxonsireei. u-j HOOT AND SlIOi: DEAI.EI. C MATHEW A CO., Wholesale dealer in Boots, I Shoes and Rubbers. No. 4 Roberts Week, orPvoe the Union Depot, Indianapolis Indm m V KNODLE k SON, manufacturers and dealers rgt on street. l ' ""'lictuiLM an vr atiom: 11 A'. OWEN STEWART CO., whole-ale and retail deal- , - in Rooks and Stationery, and Priiitera Mteri.ls, 1 West Wabinsrton street. apr2 Uli v :oons. T k H. OLE NN A CO., New York Store, lry . GoodiwhoWaleand Retail, Gienns' Flock, K4ftt Wahiniton street J""5 ciii nTv T; Tsa n 1 ,: 1 -s x uT:i 1 1 K HA" E. HAWTHORN, Importer of China, Glas and Qneemnr.re. No. R3 Kat WahinRton ...Indianapolis, Indiana. Alo, IV-aler in Stoneware. decU jl iß IC C IIA r TA 1 1.41 K T SrEDKRICK (.(ErrER, Merchant Tailr, and dealer In ready made clothing and furni.-hins; goods. No. 21 West Washington street, eppooite SenUnel office. my29 - r ATTOIINEYS. MCDONALD k ROACH E, Joaehp E. McDonald, Addion L. Roache.l Attorneys and Counselor at JCtna lusurance Com?ny Building, second floor. Pennsylvania street. ljdly C O aX F I .! 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Storoa, j MerchndiiaBd other property, againat loa or damage j a . a aV a .aa A aw A W A B al 1 DJ urm ivf wnf v . nir Wtf. T. GIBSON. Vice PreJdMt; V. B. HAMILTON, aWretary and Treasurer; j C. C GUN, General Affcnu THrootora. Wo. A. Peel!, J. J. Smith, q. C. Olin, Wn. T. Gibaon, K.T.ftiUcr. . . T- oforonooit. H.a. J.S- H.ey. -T.f-C. ! B. Smith. JuJge, U. twrx, nou. . 5aaw, Wb. I NoMnger. Caller TJrUlni K. II. Barry, Grand Secretary 1. 0 0-- "f T.rkington. Attorwy. at Law AsberAdama, PjbUsher. J. M. Tilfcrd, ITesident iotrnal aaapot a; HocC. M.Culref, Culret ion. P.lirson. Kaq., Richmond; D. K- WUUanwon, Atty. M Lmw, Greencaati, Ii. B. PriUbard, Esq., Joneavllla 4ac2llm.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. BixirorTAjaiBArxaoAD. TralnsLeave. Train Arrive 3 50 A.M 8 3C A.M. 1 00 P. M 12:Noon. g,2t) P.M MaU 5 P.M. lamanACarraAi. aaii-wai. Iralna Leave. Train Arm. 630 A. M ; fJ?w 2.15 P. M-... Mail 1-J

MO P.M wiwr.Jt. IDtAaArOL!B4t CtHCIIiATIBAItOAP. Thl time 12 minute fr than Indianapoli time. Train Leave. TrainaArrir 20 A.M HSrS' 7i3P.M 7)5 P.M. TBBBB BAtTTB BAILBOAO. TralnsLeave. Trains Arriv t:20 A.M.. 150 P.M 1JJ p Jll:25 P.M v' MLOCISVIU.K, BIW ALBABT AD CHICAGO BAILBOAO. Express, Greencastle Junction, going north.. 5 C0 P. M Going south 11:30 M LAFATETT aAfLBAD. TralnsLeave.' Tratna Arrive 11:40 A.M f,M7JSS P.M 5:40 t-H 10:20 P.M P MMBU AUDIXDIAXArOLIBBAILBOAU. TralnsLeave. T"A"lve' 12 00 A. M Cbicaga Express, 5o.2....5o3 A M. 4:15 p.M Mail 11 A.M. 10:30 P. M.... Chicago Express, No. 1.... 4K) P.M. IXDI ABAPOU AWD WAOiaull BAItBOAD. TralnsLeave. T,rn".ArV'' 6 00 A.M Express 11 0J A. M 3:00 P. M Accommodation... :40 P. M jtrrxaaoHTiiJ.B bailboad. TralnsLeave. lrV 920 A.M Mall 33CA.M. IZ P. M 8:10 P.M. s a a - Arrival and Iepnrtitret or Cloulng: of .11 all. ABBIT AI.. Lafayette way and Chicago city... Through Mail Cincinnati and way mail Through mails 6:00 r. M7:00 a. m. 12:30 p. m. , 10:00 p. at. 11:0 A. M. 11:30 a. M. , 8:K r. m. 11:30 A. M. 8.00 P. at. Tork, I'hila8:45 P. M. 7:30 A. . 7:00 A. w. 2:30 P. M. Peru mall Terra Haute way mail Through mail Madison in all JefTersonville and Louisville.... Bcllefontalne way mail and ew delpbla and 11ttburg Bellefontaliie through mall Centralthrough mail Central way mail OCPABTUBE. Mail Clo .. 11:30 a ... 6:"0 P. . ..10:15 A. ... 6:00 P. ..1130 a. te. Lafayette way and Chicago Through mail Cincinnati and way mail... Through mall M M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. at. a ar Peru Terre Ilaute way Through mail Madison mail Jeffersonville and Louisville Belle fontalne wr mail.. . . . Through mail Irxlian a Central way mail... Through mall 12:00 8:20 a. 2:00 p. 7:00 P. 7:00 p. 7X r. 12:00 7:00 P. mail.. i BOOKS, &C. NEW BOOK STORE. No. 2 North Pennsrlvanla Street Opposite Oda Fellow' Hall IXDIAXArOLlS, 1ND. TODD k CARMICriAEL, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, are filling their shelves with the newest best Books from our standard literature, suitable for Sabbath School, and for religious and general reading. Also School Books and Stationery in every variety, with an assortment of beautiful Photograph Albums, Diaries, Portfolios, Ac, Ac. Please call and examine our itock. CHAS. N. TODD, novl-dly J. D. CAKMICHAEL. SHIRTS, &C. Gents' Purnishing Goods! Collars NECK UNDER SHIRTS, i And nie v vi:ks And Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, at - ufJL. mm. MJL. JK IC M so est w amiim;tos sthlei anrlO. 63-dlv TOMB STONES. MARBLE WORKS v . - 7. o v: O ,t SCYB0LD& RITTER . ' - at f i VT : 7R KEEP ON HAND AND JAKE TO ORDER. ALL j ktnds of Marble Monuments and Grave Stenes, ! carve to order, with deMgn, emblem, or device that may j be wanted. Thoe deit.cg anything in our line will do I wi-11 1 cjve n a call, as we uenone but the be.t material andinsnreal work. 11 dAwlv WINES. CHAMPAGNE WINES. lltTE ARE SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE OF THE foilowina: celebrated brands: T IIIS CKITll'LIIIAL 111 quarts, plntt and lisall pints. r.Ki:n M'AI., from D Venose (Jo'n, Epcrnajr, Franc. Alto,on hand I. Time I A CA1II!1ET Alvoril, CnlduVt'll Alvortl, U$ WaililnetortMrect. Janet B HOTELS. BATES HOUSE, j. Ij. iioltot, PROPRIETOR. I1TDIA1TaP0LIS. INDIANA. myJ0-4tf

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DALLY SiTIiVEL

TELECRAPWC; ftPOBTKD BiraXSSLT POB TW DAILT ITATK irnxEL. ioon Reports. RUMORED DEFEAT OF SHERMAN Itcbel Haid on the Chesa peake Bay, Gen. Grant on his way to Washington ITOITEIOIV NEWS. Debate in I'arliiuiicut on Ameri can AiTairs. THE GOVERNMENT DENOUNCED FOR DETAINING LAIRD'S RAMS. Ac., Ac.f Ac, Ac .Ac From'eiv York. Ntw York. March 7 The Tribune's correspondent announces the pafe arrival at Fortress Monroe of Colonel Dahlgren and 100 of his command. The Richmond Whig of the 3d fully confirms the Union accounts of General Kilpttrick's raid. The World has a rumor, vi.i New Orleans, that Sherman was defeated on the 13th ult., at Chunky river, near Meridian, with the loss of 15.0UU men, and his army broken up. Lee and Forrest's cavalry are reported in his rear. The story is tindoubtly a canard. The World's Washington special has the following: The rebel War Department has set on foot me isures to conscript 20,UU0 negroes to work on the fortifications around Richmond and elsewhere. Gen. Meade has relumed to theArmjofthe Potomac. A Hilton Head letter sajs: Gen. Gilmore has sent orders to Florid that in future only Jacksonville will be held by the United States, and no effort whatever made to occupy other towns. I-'roni Hal ti more. Raltimoee, Marco 6 There are exciting rumors in the streets of an extensive rebel raul on the Chesapeake, and that the steamer Louisiana, of the Norfolk line, had been captured by a party of rebels while on her downward trip to Fortress Monroe, and taken into one of the rivers of the Western Shore ol Virginia. Three other small boats have been captured. One of them is the side-wheel steamer running between Fortress Monroe and Cherry Stone Inlet the other two were tugs employed in running between the same points. The party making the captures were in a schooner which is supposed to have come out of the Rappahannock. They botrded the steamer and compelled Captain Webster to fjive bond to the amount of $20.000, and then released her. They stole $1,100 from the Captain. a From Cincinnati. Cincinnati, March 7. General Grant passed through here this morning en route for Washington. The Gazette has dispatches from Chattanooga which indicate that tbe rebel are pressing cur lines. Our advance has been withdrawn from Tunnel Hill to Ringgold The rebel furnaces at Atlanta stopped running for want of coal. Advices from Knoxville up to the 5th inst., say: Longstreet is supposed to be at Greencastle His forces hold Bull's Gap. Only a small part of his nrmy is in Georgia. Our advance is near Morristown. From St. IjOuIw. St. Loris, March 7 C apt. Hopkins, well known here before the war as a river Captain, nYrivel here on Saturday from Mobile on the lth ult. He says ihere were but 8,000 troops in Mobile, nnd thought the fortifications near the city were good, and that they could be carried only by a lar:o force. Sherman's movement frightened the people terribly, but a desperate reUnce would have breti m de had the city been attacked. Every male there between 18 and .r3 is w ell drilled. Foreign !ewt. New York, March 7, The steamer City of New York, which left Liverpool at noon on the 24th, Hrrtved at Southampton on the morning of the 5th. The Morning Post sajs: Rejiorta from 1'aiis nre still more positive that confidential regotiaiions are progressing between France and England for the joint recognition of the Confederacy, and if Kurland refuse:, France will net alone Dut the Tost declines to vouch for the rerort. In the House of Commons Mr. Seymour Fitz cerald deuounccs the Government lor seizins: Laiid's rams. He asserted th it euch action was in contravention of law. In moving for all correponJence on the eubject, he said he should deplore a war with America, but would rather go to war than that ihe law of England should be infringed in consequeiice of threats of foreign ambassadors The Attorney (eneral defended the Government and ext'laint d its legal action. He claimed that Government acted alone from a sense of justice. Several sutlers denounced the course of the Government, atxl charged it with pusillanimity; and others replied. Finally, the motion was rejected by a vote of 1S to 153, with loud cheers from tbe minutenal fide. Mr. Laird said it was true that with the con sent of the Hiitish and Araeiicm Governments tobacco had passed through the blockade at Richmond for the Austrian and French Governments. Encl.ti'd bud rrtaile no similar application for cotton, because the cae w is altogether different An immense meeting at Dublin to protest again.t the election of the Albert monument in College Green w;t- broken up by riotous proceed ings. A deperate tight took place, resulting in nothing serious. Additional particulars of I he Prussian repulse at Düppel are conflicting. One account looks disastrous for the Prussian, but the Prussian official account is the reverse of this, only ad mitting a loss of three killed an 1 about twectj wounded. It was asserted that Encland hd proposed a conference upoa the Dnirh pestion, wherein new basis for Atri and Prussia is to t pro posed. The Times regards this as hopeful for a settlement. It was asserted that the entente cordial be tween France and England is no longer doubtful The Emperor agrees to co-operate. Tbe Bourse was firmer. The following is a syt-npsij of tbe news sent out per the Sailor on the 22d: The Mp destroyed by the Alabasi was tbe Eddi Jane. In the House of Lords Erl Derby said be did cot istend to seai commissioceri to report upon the operations of tbe Lr.ion armies. 1 hre ofS cers had been tent to report cn iron clads, but for obvious reasom eo cEcer had been tent to the Confederate States. PAINTING. I"! LONG. NO. 5 EAST NEW TORK STREET, OP I1 . FOITE University Square. 1$ crenared to do al kind of Houe and sijrn Painting, Graining and Glaiins; on short no' ice and in the verr best strle. Persons wanting work ta hi line ar repstd to give him a call. lec3-dly

MEDICAL.

NIP Tili: EVIL. IN TUE KU It PRACTICAL ACCOUCHER "E CVii. in THC 1 TTHE AMERICAN DISrKSSART WF. TREAT BT V. a new method, and with tbe happiest resalts. Prolltri, (Tailing of tbe womb, xMnceratuf llcrration, Luch-yrrhe t) (whites,) Uiinary and all other disea.e to which the American FtrrnxU is to peculiarilj liable, Sen 1 three dollars and reeeiv by express one ol the Doctor's FemaU Syringe. This Instrument should be used by every woman in the land, for the purpose of cUanlins,cmtfort, ktalth, dtc. Sent free on receipt of stamp, a copy ff our Private Letter to Married Ladies on health, etc. The Doctor' ctltbral&l Female J'UIt, fresh from the Dispensary, are r&ry gt In simple diseases, irregularities, rf'C. Price fl. '"lit by mail. At the American Dijn4ary we also treat, without mercury, and with nover failing success, Ytnerial, or w hat the quacks call jriraU or cret diseases; SuphUif In all its stages. Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Hydrocele, Circocele, Varicocele, Carocele, Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, Irapotency, and effects of self-abu. The last six ar treated of in a "private letter," which we send free on receipt of stamp. The experience of the Surpeon in eharpe of this department In some of the best Hospitals In Europe and in New York City, enables him to treat patients scientifically and restore them speedily. Those living at a distance can communicate bj lette; and bo treated at their homes. In urgent cases tend f 3 or $10 and receive medicines. Consultation fre and conjldential. Room No. 24) East Washington Street, Indianapolis. V. O. Box 1264. air9.dlv-wl2t,lam FURNISHlNC COOOS. TH0NSSEN & LAHEY, 67 West Washington Street, Rewteen Illinois and Tennenee Sis., Nearly opposite the ISalet House WHOLESALE NOTION IIOUSE, Gents Furnishing Goods ASD II O 8 I E It Y . ICpfioods Sold at New Vork Jobbing Fricc. decl5 DRY GOODS. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, IN CLOAKS AND SHAWLS Will eell, for fifteen days, their stock in OT.OVltJS nn a SHAWLS At a reduction of at lea?t one fourth less than Christmas Prices. A f .SO Nubias Hoods, Sontngs, Jackets, Scarfs and all Wool Goods IEt;lli:iLV AT COST. Balmorals, Hoop-Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Goods, and all other Goods arc marked down proportionally. Call AT ONCE Only 15 Days Sale, AT 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST. 5 Doors from Palmer House, Same Side. Janll-Utf WANTED. AGE IV T S COXSTATLY WAaTED! TWAXT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MKN TO canvass the country thoroughly, and depoMt our Medicines with evrry family. I am emploriDZ aireut to canvass, on foot, at 30. and with horse and bag-gy. 1350 per year. Afrenta ar required to iurr.ih horses and tncpies. la addition to the above salary , I defray all expenses incident to tbe buMt.es. It is an agreeable and healthful occupation for younfrmen, rMnjr tbera a jrood pportunity to raaae money wttcout tne possiointy or sus taining loss accruing from e'ling on conjn;iioa. Applicants should apply in pe-son, or address (if farther information be desired) the proprietor, by letter. No one will be niployed for a les term than one year and will enter into a written contract to that effect. lshtll require cerunty, in ail ces, if I am not personally acquainted with ti e applicant, a I hU intrust in his custody monv. mediciae, book and receipt to tbe amount of from t500 to 3,00t.. J. 31. FROST, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. dec' IHt. WHITTIEK. PRIVATE MEMCAL ADVICE FREE OF CHARGE. Dr. Whittier Theory, Symptoms and Treatment ft Chronic, ervou, Urinary. sd Sexual Diseass, free, ia a plain sealed letter envr-lop, for lx cent to prepay postal. It Is a clear delineaiion of all the dises es and condition restiltinr from the infringement of tt moral la , excese. Indulgences, exposure and laprrdenee ia married and sinxla life. Kvery senteiiC coca os Instruction to the aGcted, and should be read by every yocr.g pervn.to xeep tbem offtte ahoaliouwtirb other kTe been broken to piece. Amativeae clearly stated to be under the cootrcd of judicious treatment, and thereby prevent Inclination to one very pro', ie cause fdieae. Nearly every cas of disease can e treated without hindrance to business. Medicine er t hj mail, secure from observation. Cbargea moderate- consultation bv letter or at the oOc feee; cures ji aranteed. OSce &5 Rt-Cbirle treet. between Sixth a. Seventh, one squar south of Lindell Hotel, P. O. he 1 3uf2, St. Louis. Mo. Circular Lauer specially for Udes, containirg nottlB; rtferritg t Sexual Disease for 3 cents pottage. Janl-dJtwly

CROCERIES.

J. B. ALV0ED. J. K. C ALDWILL. H. B. ALTCRD. ALVOItDtCALDWbLL& ALV OltD, mm ULGlTJCD'R DEALERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Ar in DAILT receiptof frh good. Constantly on hand andfor tale at th lowett prices, alarg and assorted stock o Cof fee, Sugar Jlolue) Kytnp, Ilice, Tea, Hails, niaw, Wftodcnwar! Soaps, Candle, Starch, flaislns, Citrarsj Tobacco, Mackerel, WIilteFlsn, Cordage Twine, Cotton Yarns, Dycstuff Nutts Flffüt Dates, Jellies Ilrandy. Gin. utn AVIne, Whisky Motions of all kinds and Plantation and lloker'at m tiers. Particular attention given to the tale of PRODUCE OF JILL. KMJTDS 68 East Washington Street, IXDIAX V0L18, IKD. apr25-dAw MEDICAL BOOKS. &C. a Galen's Head Dispensary ciiAit ti:hi:i BT THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR TH TRKATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS. -JT a . - XL r Km x? at-L-, PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS. A tiled iral It?Bort, Containing Thirty Fine Flat ana Fnffravinvtofi Anatomy an4 Physiology ofth Smvai Orqaxi in a ttate nf He.'Vth ami IH tease. OON A NEW METHOD O) TREATING Venenil Iisea.es, incln iing Syphilis in all its btapes GonorThea, Gleet, Stricture, Varicocele, and Hydro-celt-, Diseases ot the Kidneys, Bladder, &c., with rat mercuryl containing a valuable treatise on tbat wide-npread tnlady of youth, Seminal We ane. Noc turnal Emissions, Sexnal iJebility, Ira potency, Ac, the ecret Infirmities cf youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits or seit-abnse. To wticn Is added observations on Female Diseases, and other interesting matter of the utmost importance to the married and those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts of their physical ab'lity to ent,!r that state, bent to any address in a sealed wrapper, on receipt of ten cents or four stamps. We devote our entire time and attention to the treatment of tbe various private diseases treated of in our private report. Our Dispensary is the only Institution et the kind in America which has been e tab li shed by a special cnaner.ant. this fact should give it a preference over tb various quacks of doubtful character to be foun in al rgecities. IMPORTANT TO FEMALES 1 One aepartment of our Dispensary ts specially devoted to the treatment of the Diseases of Females, such as Luchorrhea, or "White," Irrepular, Painful and Suppress Menstruation, Nervous and General Debility, Diseases of he Womb, Barrenness, Ac. Consultations and examinatior.sfree of charsre Also for sale, DR. DKW EE'S REGULATOR PILLS For Female Obstructions, Irresr-lities, Ac. Married la dies In certain situations should not use them, as they would cause miscarriage. Price 1 per box, and may be aent by mail. DR. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE An, inva'uable article for those wishing to limit the number of their offspricr, ot the barren who desire children; warranted not to In Jure tbe healUi, ana will laM lor a uieume. nent to any address, under seal, on receipt ot the price TWO DOL LARS. PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE By aendinr a brie statement of their symptoms, will receive a Blank Chart containing a list of questions, our terms for the course ol treatment, 4c. Medicines fent to any part of the country to cure any case at home, free from danirer or curiosity. All transactions private and confidential. Remember the name and number. Direct all letters to GALEN' HEAD DISPENSARY decll-63-dAwl Louisville. Ky, FRINK'S EXC ELSIOR FAMILY MEDICINES, ARE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND PURELT veritable, and warranted to rive setisfaction and nertorm as recommended. One trial is worth a volume of certificates. 71 ed leal Corrector, for Billions and Liver Complaints, Sick or Nervous Headache, Dyspepsia, aad for purtfyirg the niooa. I.ircr, Ciatliairtic and Antl-IHIIIous Pills. We offer these Pills and asoert that they are th best in ue, and isvit a trial to prove the truth o our assertion. A cue Halls for the radical cure of Fever and Arn. A cur is warranted ia all caea. Eradlcalor. We warrant this remedy in all cae to cure eerie and recent ease, of Dy-entery, Diarrb-a, Cbolic or Cholera Morbus. It ? alto the best paiu killer extant. Compound Extract of Arnica, for Rheu mstistn. Neuralcia Pains, Inflammations. Ac, Ac On trial will convince tbe most keptical cf tbenajlcil elect of tht truly rreat ana wonaenul preparation. Aroma-tic Ointment, for Cuu. new and old Sores. Biil. Bruises. Bum , Froet Bites, Fore Nipples, Ac. W offer this a on of th be? t Sa'ves now in us. Parasian '" 1 1 l.lqnid. for Nervosa Toothache, Cleaxdnc the Teeth and Purifying the Breath AU eftt aryivs seven remedies are put up dentift call r, and sold wholesale and retail at Norwood' Block Noa. IS and 20 North Illinois street, Indianapolis, and by Draa-jriis and Storekeeper everywhere, and warranted to cure u tax en a recommeaded. The sick and aS.cted are invited to call at aar oCce, Norwoou'a Block Con!taUons free. Ad -ice (rratia. Medicine warranted and cure guaranteed. Call and get circular. ae certificates and receive good and honest treatnsent. Agenu wanted to travel everywhere. Satisfactory Id ducements offered. SP1CKK, uxSL5US at cu., BorlT-4wly Proprietor.

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Xst, 1004. CINCIXNATI, SOUTHERN OHIO. orth -Eastern Kentucky. Indianapolis and Cincinnati Sliort-Lino TW0 TRAINS ILL LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS daily: Mail at 9.30 A. M Express at 7.15 P.M., running through to Cincinnati in advance of all other route, connecting at Cincinnati with all the Great Eastern and Southern Railroad Lines, and with Steamer on the Ohio River. lOThis time 12 minute faster than Indianapoli time. l"7Tr the time a by any other Rout, aad the cpeed, afety and comfort of train equal to tba best lines iin the country. JO3 Ask for tickets via "Indianapolis aad Cincinnati Railroad." Special Notice. The new track Into Cincinnati ia complete, and paasensr by this line are now landed at the 4New Tearl Street Depot," near th Burnet House, about one mile nearer the business centr of th city than any other Depot. ROBERT MEEK, Superinteodeat. W. U. L. Noble, General Ticket Agent. A. S. Ik t, Traveling Agent. Jant OPPOSITION. Fare Xfce tine eel. Little Miami and Columbus and Xenia EAILEOAD. 1710R THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE CITIZENS ' of Indianapolis and the traveling public generally, an office ha been opended in Blake's Building, corner of Washington street and Kentucky avenue, opposite the Bates and Palmer Hotels, under tbe auspices of the above-named Railroad, where tickets and all desired information may be obtained at the traveler's convenience. This is an accommodation which baa long been required at Indianapolis. Passengers for the Fast can procure tickets at this office front One to Three Dollars l,rss than tickets are sold at the Union Depot in Indianapolis. For Through Tickets and all information please apply at the office, as above. ITpOlhce hours from 5 A. M. to 9 P. M. Offlc houri Sunday from 3 to 9 P. M P. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent. WM. P. WATSON, Ticket Agent. JNO. G. BENSON, Ajrent. J. S. SUACKLEF0RD, Traveling Agent. dec5-dtf -BCJl JEFFERSONVILLE HAILROAP Two Trains Unity, (Sundays Excepted.) Traina Arrive Trains Leava 8:10 P. M , 9.20 A. M. 3:30 A.M 9:00P.M. A BOYE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION of passenger at Southport, Greenwood, Franklin, jkainDurgn, oiumous, maxing connections at Seymour wnn traina on the umo & äiississippt tioad, and at Loum Tille with train on the Louisville, Frankfort k Lexingt and Louisville and NatHville Roads. Freight tra!nsleave daily. FrrizhtpromntTvforwarded. UECf, aiaaisoa Lepot, est sine. A. S. CAROTHERS, Superintendent. J. G. Wbttcomb. Frelabt Asent. novlG'63-dly CHANGE OF T IM E . 1863. wi!Trit -rsVli3-3K1 1863. :Brf3C' Great Central Rail Way Line. (Indianapolis and Uolumbus.) -TN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 30th TRAINS J will run as follows, Sunday excepted: Leave Indianapolis: Morning Express at 5:39 A. M Evening " 7: 10 P.M Mail (far Richmond) at 2:15 P.M Trains arrive: Nicht Express at :10 A.M. Day " " 10:10 P. M. 1:35 P. M. Mail Express trains of this line make the following connec t'.ons: At Columbus with Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati R. R. for Cleveland. Dunkirk. Buffalo. New York and Boston. With Central Ohio R. R. for Newark. Zanesville Wheeling, r.altimore, Washington City, Philadelphia and rew lorK. With Pitt.-burtr, Columbns and Cincinnati It. R. for Steubenville, Pitburg,IIarrisburg, Baltimore, Thiladel phia. New York and Boston. Th Morning Express makes direct connection at Ur bana with Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati R. R for Bellefontaine, Forest, Clyde, Sandusky and all poin'son mat nne, na at noua with Dayton and Michigan R. K for Toledo, Detroit and Great Western and Grand Trunk Railways. The Mail tra'n connects at Richmond with trains for Dayton, Xenia, Hamilton and Cincinnati. Time same to all point, as by other routes. Through tickets lor sale at the tut on urpot. H. G.CAREY, General Superintendent. F. CüAxniEB, General Ticket Agent. novH-dtf. Incliaiinimli ami TTIadion I. 1863. rxna T3 1863. New Arrangement to Commence .tlon dar l eb. 2, mi;:l. TWO paensrer trains daily (Sundays excepted) be tween Indianapoli: and Madison. Leave the Union Depot Ir.dianspoli. at 6.00 A. 31 and 3 P. M.. arriving at Madison at 10.50 A- M. and 7.50 P M Leave the Depot at Madison at 6 A. M. and 2:40 P. M arriving at Indianapolis at 11 A. M. and 7.40 P. M. Trains leave Columbus for Ru.vill at 1 P. M,arr1v ingatd.iur M. ueturmnar leave Kuhville at 7 A. M arriving at Columbns at 11:15 A. M. This Road forms a line with the Packets at Madison for the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and In dianapolis and points West. Taril of Freights as low as by any other rout. Shippers and merchant West will Cnd it to theirinter est to ship by this line, feb- D.C. BRANHAM, Superintendent. 1862 1862 ALL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FORST JOSEPH nd other points in Northern MIsseuri, the State of Kant-aa, or the Territories, should Insist en bav eg tickets that read by tbe .-NORTH .TIISMM HI KAII.ItOAD, The only rail route from St. Louis to St. Joeeph. It if tb shortest and quickest Use, by thirteen hours, to the remotest poiLt reached by rail, and is a1 way s cheap as any other. Buy your Ticket to Kansas and all point is Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad. ISAAC II . STUKGHON, Pres'tand GenMSupt. North Missouri R. R. HKNRT U.SLMMONS.Genera) ravelin f Aa;eBt. sept!7-dly HATS AND CAPS. ISAAC DAVIS v I Wholesale & Retail DZALXR IN Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Gloves aii FURS. lias just Received his Fall Stock ( t GOODS. DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER ' in th East, which be wUl veil low a th lowest. All the tATxrr rrrui kept at No. IS PanylvBl street.f our door south of th postOflce, IndiinapoUi, IccL oct3fdAw3a

BUY A GENI IVK WALTHAM WATCH If y wn S durable and elUbi time keeper. BUT A GENUINE W ik LTn AM WATCH It emtaUas sad I worth donble th pric ef tbeas worth We ngtisa sad Swiss watcbe. GENUINE W ALTHAM WATCH KS. ssad j for -droa4 Ejiar$ mJ ConJc1ar$. GENUINE WALTIIAM WATCH TS. mad expreaaly for Svldim heavy buntiafase, acarat tins keep r. W gt oar Vat-he direct from tb manufacUiry, sad keep nose but the genuin. 5 INGLE WATCnEScENT TO SOLDI F RS cr ethers in want of a time keeper, at the lowat puaaiLl rate. The trade supplied at factory jtks. ui fr m clr cuiar. We also bare a large variety cf lw prked Swias Watches, Tin Jewelry and Slid biWrr wre W. P. BINGHAM L CO., 50 Eatt Washington Street, Near (XI I TelUwa HalL MEDICAL. - 1. 1 v rzr, IOR THIRTY TEARS HAS RECEIVED THE FA VORAKLR recommen lation of tbe public, and bees used and prescribed by the First Physicians In tho Land AS TBK BEST REMpY KNOWN Sick neadache. Nervous Headache, Dyspepsia, Sour Homache. Billions neadache. Dizziness, Cobtiveness, Loss of Appe.Ute, Gout, Indigestion, Torpidity of the Liver, Grsvel, Rheumatic A flections. Files, Heartburn, Sea Sickness, Billions Attacks, Fevers, Ac. For Testimonials, Ac. see ram pb let wltUeacts ISottle. AjrcriCTCBto oxlt r T A It IC A IV X V CO.; 278 Greenwich Sired, New Vorlx. rOF0R SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. nov!3-dly DRY GOODS. BP P a e 8 a B H w Hi M in Hi n to U Hi H in v N rr r 4 to a 0 0 (9 2 i 'S a B ä m t A H fl n a tt i 9 9 H c ti M B UNDERTAKER. MATTHEW LONG.

XTHPBRTAKBH, Circle St, Near Journal Office, I.f DlJL.1ArOLl3, IX D, dacJl-dJm. CC1A8. V7. STAGGt, Attorney at La7, 50. C TIMPXRANCX BALL, mchlft-'sM-dly biiaMBUJsAUss.

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