Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4182, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1864 — Page 3

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DAILY SENTINEL. FRIDAY MOKNINO. MAliCH II.

CITY ITEMS. Maaogic Notice. Ther will be? a eperial wetting cf Indianapolis Chapter No. 5, thit (Friday) evening tt 7 o'clock. Co as. Finra. Scc'j. Citt Mar A few of Sullivan's Map of the Cit of Indianapolis, the only Map now in print, re'on hand and for at thii office. Price $1. raar8 dtt 7" A auperior lot of fine? cap and torbaua for children, ha just been receired by linker k Mclrer. Alo a Lew iaruice of extra ilk haU. mrl0 3t. Fo Sale Lind mittle for for gardening, 2 mile aoutb of town; 21 acre; will fell 10 acres. Walkkb k McKiaAx, Ileal Estate and U. S Claim ApenL, rau9 If No. 8 Wot Washingtou street. Kablt Closivq. Anxious to pre our young tten tim for improvement, we will continue to dost at 6 o'clock P. M. durinp the reason. W. k II Olksx. fet12dGm Proprietors New York Store. tW Messrs. Kraue k Wittenberg, proprietors of the German Dy Ooods Store, purebred of John MorrU a lot on the corner of Meridhn and Georgia atreeU 9G feet on the former and 205. on the Utter, for $.'J,200 $2 )0 a foot ou Meridian street. Hovbk Wanted. A responsible nnd prompt pajin? mm, with a small family, desires to rent a cottage or half a double blick house, anywhere within ten blocke of the Post Office, containing from five to seven rooms Adire P. 0., box 9 S3, stating uumber and street will be strictl attended to. marll-31. MracnaxT TaiLftaiNO Spring U approaching, atxl for new an beiutilul stylen ot good lor gentlemen a wear, made in the mo-tt arti-tic fashion, call on O. II. Heitk mi. No. 17 North Illinois treet. Military woik is executed promptly, and in a manner unsurpassed, at HfcilkatiiV lebOdtf New CatrKT LI o est Messrs J. k O. Krau-a will oi.eu a new carrot and wall-Tmper house, in the room lately occupied by the Me-r.s. Schnull, opposite the court house, about the ltith inst.. The iler Krause will put both energy and capital enough into their busine? to keep a fU and complete assortment in their line, and we have no doubt will receive a full slnro of patronage. A house of this kind has Ions been needed in thU city a houe devoted exclusively to carpets and wall-paper, where the assortment and stock U Urge enough to attract purchasers, and keep thorn from Cincinu tti. Tu Tbk Ladies. We take the libert vof railing your attention in this manner to our new enterprise in the retail shoe business in this citv. No. 2i) Eist Washington street. No. 2li U refittet in fine atyle. and a fine ahoe store is opened for the aale of ladies, mioses and children's work exclusively something heretofore unknown in thia city, but long required. Our stock has been purchased in Bon ton. New York City and Philadelphia, for cafh, and we have adoptel the motto of quick lie and I trull profits. We aik you to give us 4 call. mitf-tf Chahk k Cadt. GT'Dessar Bro. k Co.. the new wholesale clothing and piece good a establishment in SchuuU't Block, bvg letve to inform the merchants generally that they now hve and will keep on band a good stock of military clothing and furnishing goods; and, for the especial accommodation of mercluut tailor in the city and country, they hare and will always keep ou hand a fine, Ualy mid well selected stock of black and blue clothj, fancy ctaaiutere, silk, Marseille and C-tfchnure veütings. 96 Dessar Bao. k Co. Cot'ons. Colps, Sork Throat, Asthma asd Co.xtiirriox. It is only exsary for any one troubled with these complaints to try one bottle of Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough R.ilsm to convince them that this is the best preparation ever used. It not only cures the above affections of the throat and lungs, but it cures night swets and spitting of blood, and is an excellent gargle for any kind of sore throat. It is pleasant to take and a safe medicine for infant. 50 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. janlC-diwtf TnK RrctrTio.1 or Veterans. The gallant 20th, Col. Taylor and Lieut. Col. Meikel. had a reception yesterday. This regiment now numbers only about 300. Their appearance on Washington street wa splendid. The fidewalks were thronged with Ud;es who were enthusiastic in their expression of admiration of the war worn Teterans. The ladies of Indianapolis had previ ;us!y proTided dinner for them at Soldiers Hume. At the State Houe, Governor Morton received, in behalf of the people of the State, the brave boys, welcoming them home. The municipality was tepreiented by Mayor Caven. Col. Taylor, Cut. bilaa Colgrore. and Major General Milroy al?o poke, tendering their ac knowledgments in behalf of the soldiers. The 2th h Las distinguished iu!f, connected with the Army of the Potomac. U was the only Indiana regiment in the aeven days right befoie Richmond. Alwav. thev were "m the front on the advance, and covering the rear in retreat. It was with Pope, iu the struggles the second time around Manassas. Its fim Colonel, Harvey Brown, a lamented hero, was killed. It was with Burnside at Fredericksburg and with Hooker at CHiancellorrille, distinguishing itself in both of these bloody battles, and finally bore a conspicuous part in the splendid Uniou victory at Geitjt burgh. We welcome each one of the brave boys home. Indianapolis Nurseries. The Western Commercial Nurseries are loca ted on Massachusetts Areuue, Fletcher and Becler : established in lt5. by Fletcher, V illiama & Loomu. They bow have eighty acres in cultivation devoted to a complete assortment of fruit trees, small fruit, vines, deciduous trees, evergreens and shrubs. They pay particular attention to the culture of the apple, peir, peich, cherry and other fruit trees, comprisirg all the leading best western varieties. They are now engaged in planting a large fruit orchard, to include oue or more trees of all the varieties in ' cultivation in this country, with a view of testing each sort and gcttl.ng as far as possible western nomenclature. Beechwood Nurseries, John F. Hill proprietor; has thirty acres iu cultivation, comprising a good general assortment of all varieties of fruit, ornameuted trees, shrubs, kc. This nurserv was established in It53 by G. Goldsmith k Co., is now one of the best nurseties in the west. East Washington street. The Indianapolis Nurseries, James M. Kay, proprietor, established by (J Goldsmith & C . iu l&6U,corapris- some thirty acres in nur-cry cul tore. In which smatl fruits are largely cultivated, as also all the leading varieties of fruit and orna mental trees. It is a young and flourishing etabli.shntrat. to which an extensive greeo-housr is attached. Charles Rose is gsrdner, and Mr. Soringer superintendent. It is located southetst. Yirgiuia avemie The above comprises all nurseries of note in or about the city, and either and all of them are worthy of patrvnae iu preference to tending abroad for trees, &c. gardex awd gbies-hovsi establishments. Dr. Georjje Lupton, North Delaware street, accessor to Schnull, is a gentleman of high attainments, well versed in the culture of pUnts, ibrübi, kc. Uli esUblUh mentis mainly devoted to the cultivation of gre-n-houe plants, roses, hardy shrubs, Le. Henry Wegbortt. South Ea?t street, la too well known to require ai introduction. He is largely engaged in market gardening, having forty acres in cultivation, to which is also attached anextn sive green-house establishment, in which is grown all the leading varieties of roses, bedding plant, kc. kc. Anthony Yeiad, Kentucky Arenue. near the cemetery, lloriat and plant grower, cultivate moally green hou.e plants, roaesaud bedding out planu. W. H. Lootui, 163 YirgioU avenue, green house span ro)f IbO feet long, comprising propa gating houae. hot booae wotl camellia rooms. Larval y engaged in growing the new varieties of

Era pes, of which be f now propagiting orer a iundre-1 thousand. II also has a and complete 'or:mcnt of roiet, bedding out plant. c. ' - All the bore tab'tsbtnent ure complete and worthy to be wll puit.unfd by our cilixeni.

From tbe Cloricnatl Trice Current, March t. financial and Commercial ftummary lor ttae Iac Uerk. Tbsre b been a good demand for money during the week, withoutany special pressure in the market, and all the acceptable paper offered was taken at C to 8 per cent., and in some cases as high as 1U per cent. m obtained. The demand for exchtnjre hu been active an i fully i2 to the sunply, but toward the close the demind hid slacked off somewhat, and the supply was better, closiog steady at our quo tations. The advance ia gold toward the cloe of the week caused an uneasy feeling in financial circle; the opening price yeterdr wm lGlj. and the closing rate IHl''at nooii. The excess of imports over exerts, and he ?Utus of our armies, both combine to ciuse the advance, and we cannot see how it could be otherwise. There is a good demand for orders on Washington at 93t-. The Government bis refused to pay checks of a less amount than $2.000, which, under the rule, excludes all cash che?ks, an 1 all are now aid half ch and half certificates. The Government cdXctors had arranged go as to get small checks for a Urge portion of the'r claims, thus getting a greater amount in caah than bad been expected by the Treasury Department. The singularly slow and selfbh manner in which Congress has been legislating to provide for the revenue, is having a bad influence on the financial affairs of the Government, and this will become wore if more statesmanship aixl less wire fulling demsgogi?m is not displayed. Never did circumstances exi-t in this or any other nation, which demand the clearness, experience and dignity of the statesman, as those now existing in connection with our Government. The closing quotations for exchange, coin and government securities, at the close, were as follows: BUVINQ. Nw Tor par. OoW 2lKa); prem. Silvrr 5.V4.V prem. PELLISO. 1-10 pretn. 64 prem. 57 prem. QuartfrTtistfrs Vouchrr, citjr P9,'.'ä 03 The tive-tweuty bonds are selling at 111 for November dites, which includes the coupons roru that dste. The feeling at the close, in government securities, was quite unsettled, owing to the advance in gold. Business in the produce market has been quiet during the week, and without much change in prices, excepting corn, which has declined mite ria.ll j. Flour dull, but still has been bei J rather more firmly, owing to the reports of the eerious injury dne the growing wheat crop by the Ute se vere weather, but there h is been no change in ; pi ices. I Wheat likewise Ins been held with more con- j fvlence, but prices rem tin precisely as they were I r ... : 11 i I " lift J. yjij.iin wtric ill goii (ifUl III Ulir quotations. Corn declined materially, as distillers are buying, if at all, very sparingly in anticipation of hating to stippend for seine months under the new tax law, until the stock of whisky on hand is worked off Bye. dull at the close. Barley dull at $1 2d and $1 25 for prime spring and tail. ; The whiky tnatket as u?u.il his been greitly ! agitated 'under the action of Congress, but the' matket cloeed rather dull at e6c. The thought ; that it may be fiee of tax after the 1st of July I makes some of the holders anxious to realize. " I Clorerceed very dull, and what was offered in j the market on Monday had to be sold at $7 25, j but dealers are nevertheless selling mall lots at t $7 a. Tiuuthv docliued to $3 15.'J 23, and dull. Flax $2 552 CO. Butter very scarce and in demand. Cheese firm. A general quietness has ruled iu the provision nut ket, but holders are not disposed to make any important concessions in order to effect sales. There his been a steady demand for hams i in bulk ami curei in all sdvipes. 1 he high price of fresh meats will necessarily keen up a large dem ind for both hams und shoulders. The news fron. I.: v..f.....i ij ,ni1r.f.ir.,.i,.nnn ... i i . - i ! and tins has stopped the demand tor sides for that market. The grocerv miikct has been very firm, with a ! fair deinaud, but prices being as low, or nearly j so. as they ate in New York, dealers hive been I celling riparingly, under the belief that a further j material advance is ineritab?e. The advices from England by the last mails J arc quitrt unfavorable for breidstuffs, a marked! reaction having pet in after the excitement about the war in Demaik. A Liverpool letter of the l.'Uli ult. says: "The apprehensions of a general war on the! continent of Europe have, for the moment, su- ! tided into the belief that England will, under any probable circumstances, maintain a peaceful ! attitude: hence the muket for corn produce lna, relapsed into extreme dullness. Wheat his suf- j fered a further decline of 2d to 3d on red, and j fully Id on white, values being now pract'cally on a level witii the currency existuig betöre the late war excitement. Flour dull of sale, at a reduction of fully 6d: French continues in Urge supplv, and presses heavily on American. Indian j corn must be quoted GJ lower, the demand being ! quite on a limited Fcale." ! PROFESSIONAL. Or. A. D. VA,!,, OKI EU! HIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF Indianapolis and vicinity. OHice, Virftjiiiia Avenue 'o. 22. Kidenc Sörth Nw Jersey strvet. No 37. i BROKER. MONEY ADVANCED N WATCHES. DIAXONDS. JEWELRT. TI.ATE. ! o Dry Gool and otbt rsonal property, orbouirlit ! atui -Id at ISTO. ISh i NOKTII ILLINOIS 8TRKKT. NORWOOD'S PUX7K (UP STAIRS.) ct:s-Uy BLACICSMITHINC BLACESJIITII & IIORSESnOER No. 6 East Marylaad Street, nDIAAt'ilLIS. rnar7-Jtf U. S. TAXES. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. Annual Taxes for 1864. rrilE aver.tion of tax-payer. I hereby cll to the a P'ovi-ii.ii i.f tUe L'iiitrd Statr fcxui.- Law rrU'ive to the !.mt of annual faxe. Pv the v.ith Feet too of the act of July 1, 1C2, it i insiie thed uy .f alt pTMin!.. rtnorijip, tlrru, aoCiatftiH, cr cvrporattocs made liable to any annual duty, licne, or tax. n or Itf.trt th Jirt J.-W.ry of X'iyin t-n yer, t makea'lUt or return to the A-iia-a Afwor at the District wctn Ucatet of the am a;it of aunnjl jic me, the article or vb,d t charpd with a f-ci il las, tn i ttie t.uiuest or occupatitn liable to py any Ii di.v. Kerj p r i ho sha'l fail to laako ucb returu by the dy neiried will te I ahte to be a 'seized by the Aevra ctrd:nir to the bet iuforraatiou which he can oMiii:; ik1 ut .uoh cae the Aeor U req'iirrd to add fifty p r cei.tuni tothe amount of tbe Items ef ucb Int. r.n-i jtcii-m - " ' i4curr 10 an .se.or any ( fale or fradulTt IlM t-r a'einei t, i h ir.tet.t toera le the alat:on or enotaeraiifii r'uiredby law, ia Mirj-ct j t a Ho of fle bui.Jred doiUr; at.d i.t euch cm the l;t will be mvle out by the A-e-or . r tnt Acesor, ai d from the valuation ard cr.umerati n o ruaia there can be do appealPartoent of tha aanna taxes except thre for Lcn, dl hat be Cemathlrd until the 30. b Jay of - j Jane. The appropriate bUrk i which to rnae return, a!l iee-ary lDformatin, will l funi-hed by John Stamph. Autat.t Aeor fr tt Kirt D.r on and o R. I IUL'U twm - ' - - - avi riuiij a v hom the retnrn fcooa a ce qi.t rea n r ixiart tb flrt Monday in May, at hi oce, in ew k Ta!totfa Mock, seartha Poat Offlce. Vf. A. RRADSHAMT, U. 5. Acswr, 6.h District. Ia.ian.poi;, Feb.ti, lUi. fehl 4a3w PROFESSIONAL. .. J. DORMEV, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 0FF2CK A5D KKSIDEXCE, No. 46 North Pennsylvania 3t. f.bldJadiwlm

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taaeoart aximauLvroaraa aal ifiTt itrnnu rr .Vfrtiln( ltt prC See rirst Haitre. ilit Report. LETTER FROM SECRETARY CMSE He Withdraws his Nam9 from the Presidential Canvass. The Enemy Threaten cn. Hickman nt Suffolk. GRANT VISITS THE POTOMAC ARMY. LATER FROM CHATTANOOGA The Enemy at nation and Tunnel liUt. The Virginia Free State Convention. AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA. CONGRESSIONAL, Ac. &c &c Ar.. Ac. Secretary Ctiaae Letter. Nrw York, Mrch 10 The Pot publishes the following letter ol Mr. Chae, declining to enter the Presidential canva.: Wasiuxoto.v, March f. ilv Dear Sir In reply to a frieudly letter from you, I wrote brief, not long apo, about the wi"he4 expre-jse-1 l)v miny th-it ray name might be favorably regirded by the people in their next choice of a President, and clonal by jayin that, should our friend in Oliio mtnfest a prelerence fr another, I .-huuld :ucept tlieir decision with the ready acquiescence due from one who has beet, already trusted nd honor el beyond merit or expectation. The remit ction of the Uniou members of our Legislature indicates fuch a preference. Il becomes my duty, therefore, and 1 count it more a privilege th:in a duty, to ak th.-t no further consideration be :iven to my name. It wns never more important than now that all our eff irts nnd all our energies should be devoted to the suppression of the rebellion and the restoration of order himI prosperity on theaolid and pure foundations of Union, freedom, and impartial justice; and I earnestly ure all with whom my counsels rn it luve weight, ti allow nothing to divide them while this preit work (in comparison with which persons and even parties are nothing) remains uu w.compli-hed. Cordially, your friend, S. P. CHASE. To. Hon. Jas C. Hall, Senate Chamber, Columbus, Oiiio. From .Nciv York. Ntv York. Mirch 10. A letter from 'Fort. re?s Mourue, ditcd M irth 7, say?: The c.vlry under KUpatrkk, which made a recent raid, ;ti rived here and ciue down on the Yorktown, have mirchod across the Penin pula to NewiMrt News Point at;d are cnib ukii.g for P.irtsmutli. V.i . from whicli place they will march on SuJT.dk, where Gen. IlickmaQ is quite seriously threatened by the eneniv said to be 2!),U'J0 itroug. A special to tbe commercial, dated Waahiog ton, March 10, says: Geo. Giant left litre thi morning to visit tbe Army of the Potomac, and is. expected back tomorrow. He will soon return to the West to continue there his inspection as commander of the armieo of the Union, but will make Washing, ton his hcadqu liters. t Strong efforts are now being nude to procure au amendment to Bout well' resolution so as to give the Secretary of the Treasury the power to sell thH surplu gold without even giving notice as 31r. aiebbins bill roi'Oset'. By the arrival of the steamer Boanoke we! have advices from II ivana Vi the 5th Eight hundred Spanish troops were expected at Havana, from Cadiz, to join the St. Domingo expedition. The English ship D.mejil had arrived at Ha. van i with a cargo of 1,000 bales ot cotton from MoNile, hiving tun the blockade ou the night of Fib. 2Mb. 1 he Mobile papers report that the excitement ; in regard to the Slicrm.in expedition had ceased. ' From I huttanoogrn. Chattanooga. March 10. 'Jen. Thomas rode' to thp front to day Mid found all quiet along our j lines. ()r?r new position is considerably in advance of the one held during the winter. Gen Palmer's lines, mracing Chickimiua ' battlefield, Ringgold, Taylors arid White O tk Ridges to Cleveland Gap, are tronglv fortified. The rumors of ekirm'.hing and heivv firing in front and reb?l raids on the railroads, so prev- j alent for a few days past, has no foundation ! whatever. General Palmer's orders to his command for target practice had given rise to these rumor. There are now at D.ilton and Tunnel Hill six divisions and two old Rrigadc-of the rebel infan try and four Brigade of Roddy's, Patterson's, Hume's and D tvidsoii.- civtlry. The infantry organization of Hardee's Corpa of Walker'?, Cheatham's and Clabum's Divisions, and Hind man's Corp of Steren-on's, Stewart's and Bites is 4.000 men. A laree estimate of each division is 3.000. for all a grand total of 21) .000. There are io ;ipprehensi-n9 of the rai 1 on tlie railroads. AH lines rebuilding that to R:nggold tearlv finished, will be guarded. eterans re coming hack at the rate of 2,000 ; a day, miny regiments laving 301) or 400 were j recruits. j The Second Mi'diiirnn Cavalrv heroes of nine- ! ty-eight fights, Col. Ben. Smith comm mding, ' are re enlisted. The Union meeting held here to day, was largely attended by the citizens. The resolu tions in fivorof immediate unconditional eman ! cination were pased umnimously, and a State Convention re"ommcnded M-j. McMichae!, A. A. G. Dept., goes to Philadelphia to morrow. I'xtrnrl. from llrbel Papfra. Nf.r York. M irch 10. The following are extracts from Southern pipers: The Bristol G zette of Siturdvy states positively tint L;ngsireet is agiin advancing toward knxvil:e The same p iper expresses the opinion that in a week a great battle will hive been fought for the misery of East Tenne-ce, or the Yankees will hive retreated Atlanta, March 7. O.i Sjttirday morning a brigale of our cavalry nit irked the Yankees. 12 j miies beyond Riuggoid, auJ drove them towards ChJtlat.ooa. The Yankees fled precipit ttely. We lost one mn killed and took seven prisoners" It is not ascertained that the recent Yankee advance was made with the intention of a general attick. The enemy were much surprised to fiulGea. Johnston in auch force. There are no present si,;na of a movement on the Yankee. The enemy burnt nothing in Canton. They capture.! and carried oft" three otü:ers of the Mississippi Central Riilroad ani many refugees, and destroyed provision wherever found. Tbe railroad is runuiog from above to within a few miles ol Canton. From ISaltiutore. Baltixoue, Marco 10 The following are among the Federal officers released from Richmond: F. A. Rittlson.Col 100th III.: C. H. Cireton, Col. J-9th Ohio; Hinch Lefavor. Col. SMJ Mich-; A VanSchneiIer, Lieut. Col. A. C. G. 14ih ar my corps; T. W Smdeion, Lieut. Col., Chief C lt army corps; S. T. Archer, Lieut. Col. 17th Iowa; J. C. Meagher, Capt.40th Ohio; Jno. B. Mr Robert. Caot34 Ohio; Ja. A. Johnston. Cpt. 11th Kentucky cavalrv; M. Corner um, Capl. A21 Intiiaua; Edward K. Noble, Fiejt Lieutenint 21st Kentucky; H. S. Piatt, Firt Lieutemr.t 11th Michigan.

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yrriuur. 5. C, March 7 Ererythinc U In readies fur tht reception of tbe eceta v iu North Carolina. who myatcrioa movements arc Jifficuit lo cndcretiwl. -A connctipt deserter who came ia the Union line t Wacbingtoo and joired the 21 North Carolina rolunteen MTihe heard hn officers nav that riy mouth was to be the first point of atA Unirtn oUier whs recently esciped from the (JuJJ-boro prison inform General I'erk that a prcat ravt bad orrurre! at Raleigh on the occuioo of hanincj the native Union poMum at Kinpton,and thit Gen Peck'a troops from that jtlrce paved thronch OoU-txrough with all po.b!e ui.patrh to quell the outbreak in that aty. where the Star arid Stripes were con-aninou-lv dinhved. The Press was not allowed to speMk of the mitter. The JUleich Standard was suppressed soon after (his affair. The Virginia Convention. Allxadbia, March 10 The following report f the committee oo Kmancipatioo was passed at 12 M. to day by the Constitutional Convention uow in session bere. There wat but one dissenting vote. One hundred guns were fired in honor of the event. Mr. Watson, on behalf of the Chairman of the Committee on Emancipation, submitted the following report: Your Committee on Emancipation beg leave to report, a a part of the Constitution of Vir ginia, to be inserted in the same under the caption of Slavery or Freedom 1st Slavery and involuntary aerritude, except for crime, is hereby abolished and prohibited in the State forevtr. 2d -Court of competent jurisdiction may apprentice minors of Africin descent on like conditions provided by law for appreniicing white children. 31 The General Assembly shall mak no law establishing slavery or recoguizing property in human beings. from Wntlilngton, Washington, March 10. The ratification of the treaty between the United Srates and Great Britain for the final settlement of tbe claims of the Hudson Bay and Puget Sound Agricultural Companies have just been exchanged. All questions between the United States authorities are in the hands ot the Hudson Bay and Puet Souud Companies on the other with respect to the posfiCääory righu and claim of those Companies of any British subject in Oregon and Washington Territory are to be nettled by the transfer of those rights and claims to the Government of the United States for an Adequate money consideration, and it is agreed tint the United States and Her Majesty Miall, within a month after the exchange of ratifications of the present treaty, appoint each a commissioner, for the purpose of examining and deciding ou all claims arifting out of its provisions. Adttitional foreign !ws. 'kw Yokk, March 10 The following te the very latest by the Australian: CortxuAUKM, Feb. 27. Denmark expressed a wih to be excused from replying to any proposition fur a conference as long as Schleswig is not evacuated. STiTTQARitT. Feb. 27. In the Chamber to day Baron Von Hugel said: "According to the mo.t reliable information a speedy termination of the war is not to he expected. Delimit k is' firmly resolved on opposing the most determined resistance to the claims of Austria, Prussia and the Federal D'ct." i r oni M. John St. Johns, X. B , March 10 Justise Deschie, this morniug, gave judgment in the proceedings in the case of the Chesapeake prisoners brought before him, the writ of habet corpus. The Judge went very fully into the matter. He ordered the release of the prisoners. From tortrcs .Hon roe. FoRTRts Moxroc, March 10. A skirmish took place vesterdty, two miles this gide of Suflolk, between the enemy and three companies of our negro civalrv. Rebel la 2'J. We bad 10 killed. Capture of Suffolk. St rroLK, March irj.TTM. Our forces entered Sufl'ilk this morning alter a brief struggle. We uow hold the place. From tlir Army of the Potomac. Ih.ADvji ARttBs Armt or the Potomac, March 10 Ot'i. Giant and staff arrived heie to day at 3 P. M. THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. HOUSE. Washington, March 10. The House unanimously iiMcti a Mil inrrPAa. iuz the tensions of Revolutionary survivors. twelve in number, to one hundred dollars addi tional per annum lo cease at their death Mr. Arnold, from the Committee on Roads and Canals, reported a bill for the construction f 1U,P canal fur the passage of armed naval vessels from the Mississippi river into the northern lakes, na it provides for the issue of over S 13,000.000 of the bonds, it was regarded ms iu 1 the nature of an appropriation bill.anJ therefore uii'ier tue luits it na ucmci iu.u tue uti must receive its consideration in the Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union. Mr Arnold, tili occupying the floor, reported u bill similar to the above. Mr. Brown objected .to the second reading of the bill, and the question, therefore, recurred in the rejection of the bill. Messrs. Arnold, Norton, Pavi9 and others briefly urged that the bill should receive full consideration, owing to it? great importance. Mr. S:evens aaid he should vote to reject tbia bill as a similar one was already before the Committee of the Whole where it could be fully discussed. The consideration of the bill was postponed until Monday week. , The House resumed the consideration of the legislatie. executive at.d judicial appropriation bill. A bill granting pensions to survirg soldiers of i i. :. . i : i .1. w:n . ' ; the war of 1812 was introduced by Mr. Spaulding, Adjourned, SENATE. The amendment of Mr. Sherman to the House bill, authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to anticipate the payment of the interest on the public debt, and providing for the sale of the surplus gold now on hin t, came up iu the special order. Mr. Sherman explained the effect of the amendment. Mr. Hendricks opposed it, and moved to amend it by directing the Secretary af the Treasury to sell the surplus gold in the" Treasury at public auction alter nve days notice iu the v ashiugton an! New York papery." The morning hour expired, nnd the subject was postponed till to morrow nooJ. Mr. Pomeroy being entitled to the floor, began a lengthy speech ou the equalizing bill, in the course of which he announced the authenticity of the Chase circular, and proceeded to lay down the platfcrrn of the Cinse party. Mr. Wilkinson replied to Mr. Pomeroy. The amendment of Mr. Davis to the bill roail izii.g the pay of the soldiers w.ts rejected, and the biil passed by avea 31, nays 8. Mr. Surnner pre-ented a memorial of the Lowell mjnufneturers against the extension of Goodyear's paten'. Referred. A bill granting franking privilege to the President and Vice President was passed. Mr. Sumner re? med a bill providing that the procUmitiou of emancipation of January 1, 1&63, bt adopted and enacted as a statute of tbe United St ttea. The bill granting land to aid in the construction of a road from St. Paul to Lake Superior wa passed The Vice President received a dispatch announcing the pisvge of the emancipation proclamation by tbe Virginia Constitutional Convea lion. Adjourned. NOTIONS. &C. CIULDltEVS CADS, GIGS, WIL LOW WA'COXS, WUOLKSALE A-XD RKTA.IL. IT1IFTT DiFFCRKVT 8TTLEI05 EXHIBITION AND ; for sal at ray aa'.erooro. up stair. Tbyara. Iect4 trnm Iba bet rnnufctTirr. and ary ia prc from TWO t- TUIKTT DOLL-ttS apio. IVatr r w.ll flni tt to their lntrct to lcpct th go&i CUAKL.S MAT KU, I fthft-dlftta o. S3 W,t Washiagtea Sixtet.

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Indlanapolla thamter of Commerce. f President T. B. ElUott. Vice Presidents W. A. BaansMAW, Jon M. T .rvl S R. V. NotL. p; actors -JoHX Caklilc, L. T. HamsLauy, J. W. Mcaror, E- B. AtvoaD, u. Uiixs, Jona FlSHBACI. FEP. P. Rl-sch. I. Masc, A. D. Whd and J. D. PaTTisox. x Secretary J. Bar.ai. bt Tiusiin).; tlnrlnnntl Tfarteel. Cixci5!ati. March 10. Flour less firm, and th improvements notice! yesterday hns been lost. " Wheat declined 2c, and corn declined lc Oats at 7s?c in elevators. Whisky very dull, and prices are nominal. A small lot "sold at 87, but 85c was the price generally offered. There ha been a good demand for bulk nhoulders and hams, and prices are c bisher; 19,000 pounds hams sold at 11, and 200 ,000 pounds shoulders at bc Mess pork sold at $22. delivered at Maysville, Ky. Groceries active. Sugar and coffee bibber. Clorerseed dull and declined to $7.25. Timothy dull at 93. Gold declined to G263, and silrer to 57(35Sc prem. Exchange firm but quiet. vw York .Tlitrket. New Yoik, March 10. Flour dull, and 510c lower, $6.70(36.75 for extra State, $7.2l)7.25 for Round hoop Ohio; $7.30d.OO for trde brands. Whiskv without decide! chance at tS290c for State, and 90 (3 92c for Western. Wheat dull and lc lower at $1.C31.64 for Chicigo Spring. $I.f31.6l for Milwaukee Club, and $1.70(3 1.72 for Winter Red Western. Corn is drooping at $.335 for mixed western in store, and $1.30 for new southern yellow. Pork more active and Crm; prices are $22 25(3 22 375 for mess, 2l .7522 for old mess, $23.75 23.75 for new mess, $17 01) (320 UO for old and new prime, $2 1.1 F022 lor prime mess. Lard quiet and scarcely so firm at 1314c. Money active at 6 per cent Sterling dull, lower and nominal at I77lrtl 176 Gold irregular and lower; opening at to, declining to 63, and closing steady at Co(ä(jöc prem. medTcäjl. DR. JOHN BULL'S C03IlJOUND CBDRDN B1TTBR8 The Latest and Most Important Discovery of the 19th Century. TVTO MAN'S NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY CONX nwted with the history of the Materia Medic of the United Statps, or mor favorably known as the pioi,e-r of medical discovery, than that of Dr. JOHN HULL, of Louisville, Ky. His inimitable preparation of Sarg.ipr'.lla, has loii stcoJ at tbe head of tbe various cornpounds of ibat valuable drug. His Compound lVctoral of Wild Cherry has hecome a household word throughout the Went mid South, and his Worm Lozenc;s, in Iomi thn a year after then iiitrodaction, attained a reputation a wide spread as the continent of North America. 15ut the crown;ng glory of his life remains to be attained iu hi lsfst dicovery, or gather combination, for he does not claim Vi have been th di. covrrer of CKIdiON, which ii the basis of the bitter n.w o(Tied to the iublic. That honor belong to tb native inlnbitants of Cti.tral America, to whom it virtues have bet n know n for more than t-o hundred year. Armed with it, the Indian bido defiance to the mwt deadly malaria, and handles without fear the most venomous serpent. It i a belief with them that whil; there is a breath l-ft in the body the Cedrou U po'eiit to cure, no matter what the djseace may be. While Dr. Hull is not prepa ed to endorse tbia extravasal t pretension, he is neverthe iea tatified from a thoronh examination of tbe evideixea relating to it virtue, that, a a remedy and preventive for all disease arising from exposure eith"r to changes of weather and climate, or to the miasmatic influence, it. stands without a rival and j'loilv deserve the reputation it has long enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies. In DYSPEPSIA And it attendant train of ?ympom, it acts more like a charm than a medicine. There is nothing in tbe whole range of maeeria mediea that ran tor a moment bear a comparison with it in this dhe-. A full account of this wonderful plant rcay be found in the 11th edition of the U. S. Dispensatory, page 1S87 and A ser es of esperiment, in which Dr Bull has been for years engaged, has jut b en brought to a iuccessful ter mination. and he is now enabled to offer to the public a combination of Cedron with other approved tonics, the whole preerved in the bet qunli y or copper-ditilled B.irbon Whiky, which Le is ci nfident has no equal ia the world. He might furnish a v lume of Ct-rtincate, but the public have ln? üince learned lo ectitnate eurh things at their true value. The afest plan i for every one to test for himself the virtue! of a new medicine. Give the ' T jar-mrytm lElt ts ar One trial and yu will never any other. It is not necessary to publish a long list of the disease for wl.u-h tbe Cedrnn bitters are a specific. Iu all diraes of the Mo mach IlowelSf Liver or Kidney; In alt aff'cti'Mi f tie Itrnitt lrpendincr up on nerHnjreiuent of (lie Stomacli r Ilowrlv; In (atiii if ICIieiiniatlvniand .curalsrla; And In l ever and It is destined to supers-de all other remedies. It not only cures all tries? dV-fa:-es, but it prevents them. A wine-gl.iss full .f the tütters taken an hour before each meal w 11 obvla e the ill effects of the mtst cnbealtcy climate, and screen the person taking it against diseases under the most Irving txposure. f?I)r. JOHN BCLI'i I'llnc-pal Office, rifth atreet, Louisville, Kj-. SoM wholesale and Ke'&il by j. r. sr,.oi;it, iruistv We.st Washington Street, marchl-d6ra INDIANAPOLIS. AGENCY. REAL ESTA I E IGUNTS, Norwood's Block, No 20 1-2 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., F OR 8AT.K DKRIRABLE RESIDKNCES IN TDK north part ol the city, on Pennavlvania, Meridian, Illinoi-, IVlaware. Alabama, Tenses and Misiippl streets, and all the avencea. Also, a largo as onment of cheap and very desirable residencea in the outhern pirt of the city, ranging from $T0O to 30,000 in pre. We have aome small bouses to sell at eld prices, n small paymenta down and Ions time on balance better and cheaper than rentin. For sale on iro! term, good basiaesa proparty. on Washington. Illinois, Meridian, Penosylvaaia and Tennesaee streets. Also, the best and largest assortment of ball ling lots in all parts of the city, to sell or trade on the bett term and at low figures. ALto, a namber f small and fine country eat, large and small tracts of lands, i&provei farms, from 5 to '3 seres, within five mile of the city, for aale er trade at low figure and on good terma. Also, a first-ra'e flour mill, in trte city a mney making insJtation. Also, a numVr of Soar and saw mills, osar tbe city, for sale or trade. AIo, b -tela and boarding bouses in the city; country taverua and lon ( rop.nty, bear t'.;e city; merchandise, horses, wagons, end various other kinds of personal property, for sale or trade. We have a large number of boildirg Icti In the city, a large amount of lnd, country property, in various localities, end merchand'se, aud a big p:le of money to g.w for tmprevci city property. Notice. Parties having property of aay kind to sell, persons wanting to buy or trade for property, inverters, speculators, traders, and the rest of mauaind, are invited to call at this A. 2o. I oQce before buy mi, aelLng or trading, and promote their interest thereby. mart d3m GROCERIES. "HONEST JOHl.M NW FAIIILY GF0CEBY, Wholooalo and Retail, No. 181 West Washington Street. A LL KINDS 07 GROCERIES (WITH TUE IXCI? tioo of liquor) kpt cn.UBtlv oo band, pure and fr-.. at K. 11 Wst Wa.hirgtoo street. Produce ef all aorta boagfct and nAd. Floor, Coffee, Tea, ai4 all article fot family ose always en band. Give tbe sabacr.eers a call - J. L. KNOX k CO. march 1-44 wla

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f rem the amy bospttaJ tie bloody batUe-CelJ the i an si on of the rich and bumble abd of th poorfront tbe efBc and the varrrd deck frora tbe mountain top, distant Tilleys and far-off islands of the- ocean from every nook an 1 comer of tbe civilised world is pouring in the eviience of the astonishing effects o DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS. Thousands upon tbouandi I letters like the following may be seen at croOce: kxeoasckT, W u., Spt. 1, 1SC3. I baT been la the army hospital for fourteen months speech'es and nearly dead. At Alton, III., they gave me a bottle of Plar Ution B:tters. Three bottles restered my speech and cured ere. C. A. f LAUTE." Socra VTiuiv, O., July 24, XPÖ. One young man, ahi bad been sick and not out of the house for two years with Scrofula and Erysipele, after paying the dot-ton over 1 1W without benefit, bas been cured by ten bottles of tout bitters. EDWARD VTOUNALL. The following ia from tbe kfanager of the Ccioa Home School fr the Children of Volunteers: HaTsatiTKa afaxstox. f'irrr-SzTKrra SratiT.J New Toek, Augusts, lt-C3. ( 'Da. Da a ee: Toor wonderful Plantation Bitters have been given to some of our I'ttle children suffering from weakoesa and weak lungs, with most harry effect. One little girl, in particular, with pains in her head, lose of appetite, and daily wastinc consumption, on whom all medical skill bad been exhausted, baa been entirely re stored. Wt commenced with but a teaspoocful of Bittera a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly increased. ana ace ia now wen. - - - - Respectfully, MRS. 0. M DEVJS." 4 e e t Aw,tnnti Ia an f . t t iL. riant anon Bitters nave saved my ure. KEY. W. H. HTAOGONXR, Madrid, N. T." e Thoa wilt send me two bottles more of thr Plantation Bitters. My w-fe has been greatly becentted by their ue. Thy f . lend, ASA CCRR N,rhlladelphls, Pa." ' 1 have been a rreat aufferer from DvsoeDsia, and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation Bitters have cured me. RKV. J. S CATHOR.t, Rochester, N. T." Servl n twenf . rr.tie A mnr. r.f w Plantation Bitters, the rxrularif tf which are increasing with the guests of our boue. SYKKS, CHADWICK A CO., Proprietor of M illard's Hotel, VTashtaiiton, D. C. ' I have friven tbe Plantation Ditters to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the not astonishing effect. ;. VT. D. ANDREWS, Superlntendant Soldier' Home, Cincinnati, O. e e e Plantation Ritters have cured me of liver complaint, of which I was laid up prostrate and bad to abandon my busine. U. B. KINCSI.EY, Cleveland, O." " The plantation Bitters have cured rae of a detangemtnt cf the kidneys sr.d tirirary organs that has distressed me for years. It acs lik- a charm. C. C. XOOKK, V64 liroadwsy, N. Y." 4c, Ac. Ac, Ar. The Plantation Bitters make the weik strong, tbe languid brilliant, and are ehauted nature's Rreat restorer. They are composed of a celebrated Calisaya B.ii, Wfntersreen, a safra. Roots, Herbs, Ac, all preserved la perfectly fcure St. Crtix Ruu. S. T.-1860.-X. Persons of sedentary hat it troubled with weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, distress arker eating, torpid liver, constipation, 4c, deserve to suffer If they do not try tbem. They are recommended by the bghest medical authorities, and ore warranted to produce an immed'uitt beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless. Notice Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and impostor. It is put up only in our patent log cabin bottle Beware of bottles refilled wi h imitation dtleterous etuff for which several persons are already in prison. See that every bottle has our private United States Stamp over the cork unmutilatvd, and signature en steel .late side label. Sold by respectable dealer throughout the habitable globe. V. II. DRAKE sV CO., 202 Broadway, N. Y. feU-d6ta A FACT e e It In a Dye. Iu the year 145 Mr. Mathews rim prepared the VKNKTIAN II slit DYE; since tha' time it has been used b thou ai ds, and in no instance has i failed to give entire satisfaction. Tbe VKNETIAN DYK is the cheape-t in the world. Its price is only rifty Cent5, snd erh bottle rontsin douh'e tbe qusntlty of dye in tho.se usually sold for one dotier. The VENETIAN ITE is warranted not to Injure the hair or the ca!p in the slightest dcjrn e. rheVENKTIAN DYE works with rai td ty an I certainty, the hair requiring no preparation whatever. lbs VENETIAN DYK r roluce. any shade that may be desired d- that will not fade, cr-k -or wa-h outone that is as permanent as the bur i:-lf. For sale by all druggists. Price 50 cents. A. I. MATHEWS, (retural Atrer.t, 12 Gold street, N. T. Also, Manufactarer of Mathews Arnica Hair Gloss, the best hair dreeing in ne. rrice 25 cent. Junel8-ly -3TNERV0US DEBILITY, SEMINAL Weaknos, etc., f cured by one who bss really cured nim-elf and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but tbefrwM. Address with stamp. EDWARD II. TRAVEIt, feb"J9-diwly Lock Box, Bifton, Mass. C2T IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR. riaavKv's Fkmaik Pitxa have never yet failed in removing difficulties aririnic from obstruction, or stoppage of nature, or in retoring the rystem to perfect health when sufferinjc from Spinal affection. Prolapsus, Cteri, the Whites, or other weakness ef the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly hannhss ou the constitution, and may be taken by the rcot delicate female, without cauaing distress the same time they act like a charm by strengthening, invigorating and restoring the system te a healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, do matter from what causes the obstruction may arise. They should, however, NOT Ve taken darin; tbe first three or four months of pregnancy, though safe at any other time, as miscarriage would be the result. . Each box contains 89 p 11. Price 11. Dr. HAEVET'S TRKATI8E on DUeases of Females. Pregnancy, Viscarriege, Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction and Abuses of Nature, and emphatically the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet of 4 psgea, aeut free to any address, feix cents required to par postage The IIHs and book will be sent Vy mail when desired. securely sealed and prepaid, by J. BRIAN, iL D., General Agent. ." Cedar street. New Tork. ' JOSold by all tbe principal druggM. . TO a UN SON k. COX, DrugKiiU, A rents, ept30'S3-d.V wly Indianapolis. rSTSEW DISCOVERT FOR THE speedy and permanent cure of Seminal Weakness. Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, Gle-t, Sequal Disease. Emissions, Impotence, Getiital Debility and diseases et the Bladder and KUneys. Prix's Srrcinc rrtta are warranted la all cases and can be relied oa. 1 e change of diet reqairest. They do not uausate,nor interfere with busineaa pursa.U. Up wards of 200 cases have been en red the pan month. Jtfort thm on hundred pKynician fee &ews in tkrtr privat pntcUc4f ot all jak tcWZ of tir fficacg. They are entirely harmless on tbe system, and can be relied en in all cases arising from youthful indiscretion ot seif-abu.se, which often Incapacitates the anfferer from fulfilling tKsdutit cf nxnrrUd lif. X TRTAXISE f fri pages, containing means of care, sent free te all. Two stamps repaired fur postage. Tbe Pills will be sent by mail, securely sealed, oa receipt f Oa Dollar, by " J. BRIAN, M. D. e. T6 Csdar etreei, V, T. - Sold by all the principal draggUta. TOMUXaON 4 COX. AgeaU. aepOO-dAwly - lodiaaa pofla. Tbe Coufcloue und Experience of an Invalid. Published for the benefit and aaaCACTIOXTOTCUNO If EN and others, whe sntfer frvm Nervous DebHity, I Te rn atcre Lay or Mar hood, Ac, spp'ylg at the same time the means ef self-care. By one whe has Cared his self after undergoii g eontdera le quackery. Br incIosCcg a pot paid addreeaed envelope, stable eopiea may be bad of the anther. NATUAKtKL KATFAIK, Km., hA-t2m fiedlerd, Ki&ga Cs X. I.

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HAG AlfS MAGI.'OtIA BALM. TaU ia tbe mt d.lbtful and eatreordmary ajtkls ever discovered. It cb.n. raa tznt t tD! bands te a pearly satta texture of ravULUg beaety. Imparting the marble purity of youth, aad the dHtimf appearance so tnvitirg In the c".'y bel f fasl-toc. ft removes taa, fr sie., pial,, ,r.4 twitl.! ef a k:0. learing the crapieiion fretb, tracspartst ti smooth. It cnu-ns n ratertal I'arWas te te ski. Patron ted by Artress and Opera Sicen. It (.what every lady bouM have. old everywhere. rr-parsl by VT. K. H ACAX, Trey, N. I Address all erdcrs to DEM AS S. BALNES k CO, New Tera. ferst-dm-eod A Voice From Viwckkburix. Vmsarac, Mua., Ang. f. lsCj. Da. Job Brix-Dcar irz X am bapy te sute te yo that . have a.ed your ralaable Cedron Hilters with great benefit to mytelf in geren! debil. ty and prostration of my syew, rr.dared by the unhealthy and miasmatic Influences of the M!tsUirpt River and trsnd Vkrksburg, Lavag teen wi:h Gen. Grant's anr.y throughout Its hole outhera campaign. I crfldectly reo amend IU use t all persons who are exposed ia unhea'tkycU tatxet. u. W. rOGL. Agent r. S. Sa&itary Cornau: aion. LorisTiu. Kt., Sept. H.10. On the 23d of July last I u-m;tteJ, thrxgb en agent of miue, to the Medical Director of the Dcpsrtmi.t of the CumUrrland. a sample of my Cedron titters for hla iapection, and requehted, if alter analysis he found tt meritorious, to sanction aid approve its te anKr g er soldiers. The following is the Medical D rector's reply, and else Gen. Ko--ran's permission to ship 4 dim at one, to have it sold to Sutlers. JUUN bUlX"I am satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do no harm te any one, if taken property and In moderation. I see te objection to Dr. Bull bing permitted to dispose ef it te Sattlers. a. HKNRT THURSTON, Surgeon and Mtdkat iXrrctcr, D. C. HxaXMSCsaraaa Dm-p'r oe m Cm seat. no, ( Nacanixi, Tbi , July 24, lttt. ( Dr. John Bull's Agent, Mr. - . baa permtasioa te shin to Naxhvtlte, Tenn., twenty-five gross (or 300 dosen) of Bull's Cedrou Bitttrs, for sale to Sutlers tn the army only. The regulations of the Treasury Department are te be complied w.th strictly. By comrxsLd of Major General Rosecrans. W.M. wiu;s. Major and Provost Marshal General. Sold Wholesale and CeUil Vy J. F. SENOUR. Druggist. West Washington Street, Indlaaapeils. marchl d6m Nothing Succrtds Like Success! Says a great riter, and ta the bUtory vf RARE DISCOVERIES For the last half centnry nothing baa LEAPED UNI TO JPJSJTCD'R With the public, so completely, so nniversally, aa CHlSTADOKcrS II I lit DYE, No other is recognized in the world of fashion by either sex. Pa swift operations, the eae with which it it applied, the remarkable naturalness of the browns and blacks it Imparts, its exemption from all unpleasant odor or caustic Ingredients, and Us general effect on the hair and asin, are the good and scEcient causes cf it Japrecedented jopulerity. Manufactured by J. CR'.STADOaO, No. 6 As tor House, New Tork. fold by all Druggist. Applied by all Hair Dressers. feb20-dlnieedwleteose BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRCCUES. I HAVE .NEVER CHANGED Mr MIND respecting tbem from tbe first, excepting to think jet better of that w hich I began thinking well iL Ree. Henry Ward Beecher. U'Tbe Trochee are a staff of life to me," Prof. Edward North, Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, X. T. "For Throat Troubles tbey are a specific.' N. P. WUlls. "Too favorably known to need commendationHon. Charles A. Phelps, Pre. If ass. fWnate. "Contain no Opium nor anything irjorious. Dr. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, Boston. "An elegant combination frr Coughs." Dr. G. I. Bigelow, Boston. "I recommend thflr use to Public f peaiers. Ker. E. II. Cbapla. "Most salutary relief In Bronchitis." Rev. S. Selgfrird, Morrlstown, Ohio. "Very beneficial when auTering from Colda. llev. S. J. P. Anderson, St. Louis. 'Almost Instant relief in the distressing labor ' - breathing peculiar to Athma." Rev. A. C. EggVaton, New Tork. "They have suited ;y case exactly, reliericg my throat so that I can aing with ease." T. Ducbarmc, Chori-ter French Parish Church, Montreal. Aa there are imitaUona, be sure to obtain tbe g nnine. SoiJ by all Iru'gists ani Dealers in Med. ciue la tbe United Stales and most foreign cemtries at X5 c-nt per box. mch5-dAwlm 52TLADIES! LADIES! LADIES! DON'T fail to read the ahertivment In this paper, heaves' IMPORTANT TO FK1I ALKA. Dr. Caeeswsan. of Kew Tork, baa devoted the last tb'rty years of bis practice to Femalt Complairt. III-, Pill act like a cbsrw. They are reliable and safe. nov9-dm FOR SALE. 23 y sri.wir ets aivriTn VT 1 O'CLOCK P. M ,ON TCESDAY, THE I5:h day of V.areli, 19, wewill wll at Public Viiction, On the premises, one.haf ml weit ef the City, eo tit Ifajctte Itoa-t, rOUHTEL.X GAUDC LOTS, Varying fron 3 to O Ac?e each. Being the south part of the cortb-weM quarter, eectlea 3, To a 15, lUnge 3, and north part of Oit-Lot 1ft, west of White feiver, and known aa the D. B. Fateat Garden an i Fruit Farm. See plat. Every foot of this land Is either la cultivation eg tins ber the sr 11 is tie richest in the country. There are good building spots, aad more or less ho ldings and valable fruit anl timber, on nearly all tbe lets. There is ui tbe premises a good Tiro sTonrFiuuuK house, Of nine rooms, w ith gM cellar, perch, well. 80 barrel cistern, pumps, wood house, barn SO by 50 feet, good stalle. Ax., tituated on a Cue bu.Ming spot is a grove of about S'J fine fore-t trees, besides aout 2S0 chosce apple trees, i-esrlv all Learfig; V) , jsr, 30 cherry scd JOS) plum trees; 2,000 currant and gooseberry bube-; 100 grape vines, ell bearing. Iot of the land ia in clover. Over 8 acres of fine Umber. Title god. Txbms Ose-founh ca-h In hand; ba'aace ia equal annual osyroenu, w th interest and mortgage seennty, witk the privilege of prepayment. Persona wishing e attend the sale are requested to examine the preaUxa before that time. For farther particulars apply te D. R. Fat out, on the premises, or to the undersigned at their otSce. spans k na-rrn. Jseal Eatate Brokers. mar&-dtü2IÜw2 CLOAKS. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! Selling Off at 5 Per Cent. Iblow Cost, foli srjr'nGns, NOT FOTf AS IXTENSIVE ALTIBAT1CN OF premises, but we want the Cab to go East te.bay our Spring Stock before the great demand ia the Kestens If arkete for Spring Goods. We defy coTEpeti'jon la prices, rteaae call and ox amine our stock. TirmvsArTn s. TrtvTATT1' JJUleleU Ü Ci Jak AA-fcisJ. . WH0I ES AJJC AND atSTAJL ' OLOA32 HOUGB! ITo. 22 South Illinois Street, iTfDUjrAroLii, isdiasa. JaaU - - PHYSICIANS, UA0. ö. VAÜE, J3. D., Physichn &nd Surgeon. OmCt SOUTHWEST OOJNXB Of K I XI WAN ATTD Washington streets, J.a a. apaua's e'e sflcs. Eesldance Ne. t7 Nertk P.aajjlvsaia sU JeJreSa