Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4189, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1864 — Page 3

DALLllJENTINIgL SATURDAY MOUSING. MARCH 19 CITY ITEMS.

f"fT"AM the rew stvlra of htU and car at Baker L MclerV marrj-2 Yitt The alsrm bell struck fur re in the firt ward yesterday evening, but tb eugiow could not fitnl it. 5rYtnUy äs a regular March day. Tbe wiod blear la gueLn, auJ to war J niht it was fry cold. Gr Oo to O. Ii. Stout 4 Uro.; for cboice family butter, dreeJ tarkeja. pis Icet, mp!e agar. Sic CTBaVer 1 Melt er be tbe prettiest lot of thildreoa beaJ ware extant. mrl3 2 27"Th March wind ia clearing the streets of laud and dual better than tbe street Comxixiiocer can do. Oaixois O. H. Stout & Uro., have a large ;nd choir lot of cnnre. lemons, pirke! in arrel and half barrela and bottles. All Lintia f can fruit and vegetable. (Jlre them a call. tJfScarlet feTer is very prevalent in the country, are informal, and i increasing in Virulence. Small-pox ia also prevailing. People cannot be too careful. Citt Mam A few of Sullivan's Map of the City of Indianapolis, the only Map now in print, are oa band and for a tie at this otiice. Price $ 1. martf-dtf . Wasted. A pood truty man to ergazc in bill posting. Good wcm will be given Apply at the bill posting room of Stephen Smith nt Dodd o Co.V book and job printing office. Fo Sale Land nuitiMe for for gardening, 2 mile south of town; 24 acre; will cell lUacre. Walkkk & McKirnan-, Reil Estate and U. S Claim Agents, ttb9 tf No. 8 West Washington meet. Ear lt Clohijio. Amioua to give our young wen time for improvement, we will continue to close at 6 o'clock P. M. during the season. W. k II Glex, febl2d6m -Proprietors New York Store. IlEcimox or the 1 Ith Indiana Voluntelrs Tbe committees will meet tit the office of 11. K Elliott, Eq., 2-lJj East Washington street, on Saturday evening at 72 o'clock. A punctual attention is desired. 15 j order of ie Committee ol Reception. t$T" Are jou dend broke? If you are, go at once to Messrs. Ilance L Turner, authorized Pawn-Brokers, No. 9 East Washington street, and deposit your watches, diamonds, jewelry and other article of value, and receive a liberal c ish advancement until you can make a raise. We cotimend them to the public. mchlB-d3t Mekcjiast TAiLoaisu. Spring is approachlog, and for new and beautiful styles of goods for gentlemen's wear, made in the most artistic fashion, call on G. II. Heitkara, No. 17 North Illinois street. Military work is executed promptly, and iu a manner unsurpassed, at Iieitkam'fl. febSdtf ToTTjtsnir Convention. The Democrats of Center township are requested to meet at Militarv Hall on Wednesday next, the 23d of March, at 2 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of nominating a ticket to be voted for at the ensuing April clcc lion. Henry II. Ntuox, Chairman Township Committee. marl9dkw National Fair or the Flui ax Br.)thf.rhood. The ladie of Indianapolis who have prepared articles for tbe Fenian Fair at Chicago, to commence on the 2th int., are requested to deposit them at the store of Mr. D. J. Callinm to day, so that they may be forwarded on Monday. Josi.pll (tALLAUilFR, Chairman of Committee. Com mutation of U'iarters and Subsist ence. Ordnance and Quartern ister Reports m.le out. Certificates of non indebtedness obtained, and Officers Pay Accounts collected promptly. by Walkeb k McKerxan, U. S. Claim Agents. roarI2 tf No. 8 West Washington street. DraiNEJM Property at Atenos. Wiley & Martin, real e?t.ite auctioneer, s-ell on Mndy next, 27) feet of ground fronting on Kentucky venue, nearly adjoining McOuat'a lilock, one fc.lf i-inr south of Washington street. A twoatory frame house on the name. For terms, ic, J . . - - . V. - - 1 see auverusemein m nuitr tuiuum. rntrU d6t. Tnc Theater. The fascinating Marie Zoe. who has filled the theater to orrrtfowing during lier brief stay, concludes bet engicement this week. She is to be succeeded by a combination of the first dramttic talent in the country. The management of the Metropolitan are determined to spare neither labor nor expense in providing the best of actor for the entertainment of their patrons, and they are reaping a rich harvest for their euterurise. New Banking Hots It will be noticed that Messrs. T. R. Fletcher. J. II. Vsjen and J. R. Haugh hav associated themselves under the firm of Fietcher. Vaien & Co , to do a general banking business. Mr. Fletcher is well known to our citizens as an experienced nd safe ßnmicier, and Mr. Haugh was connected for twelve ears with S. A. Fletcher k Co.' bank. This new institution is in every way entitled to the confidence of - the public, and we hive no doubt it will receive a full share of its patronage. DisvjLction or Copartnership The partnership of Reitx A" Ballweg of the Commercial Hotel, is dissolved by mutual consent. The business of tbe Hotel will be conducted by F. A. R'f , c ... AU perwci having claims againt the firm will present them to F. A. Reitx for settlement. F. Ballwfq, F. A. Reitx. Indianapolis, March 15, 1664. raarl7-j3 To ths Ladies. We take the liberty of calling your attention in this minner to our new enterprise in tbe retail bo business in this city. No. 2i East Washington street. No 20 is re fitted in fine style, and a fine shoe ftoreis cipenel for the sale of ladies, misses and children's work exclusively something heretofore unknown in this citv, but long required. Our stock has been purchased io Boston, New York City and Philadelphia, for cash, and we have adopted the motto of quick Mlea and mall profits. We ask you to cive u a call. . mar5Mf Ch ast & Capt. Fiet-Cla&s Goons at Low Prices Heavy Black Drej Silks. $1 to $2; Splendid Part? Silks. $1 to $5: - Newest Stvle Spring Cloiks. $5 to $23; . . Superb S Ik Sacque nd Circulars, $10 to $50; Magnificent Spring Shawls. $1 to $50; Magnificent Lace Mantle, $3 to S"5: Alexander Kid Gloves, penvint, $1 75; . Rich Trim min es. Laces, 'Madame Demerest's . Conets, PettiieHoop Skirts, &c. with pleasant lady clerks toabow them, at "plain figure" prices, at the connter and stand of Tyler 'a "Bee Hive" Store. 9 3 Johnson's Familt Atla Some books, like some men. require a formal introduction, but here is one hieb, at first right, commends itself, . and we are sure that it will improve on acquaint ance. Its most important characteristic is its lateness and correctness, and its provision frr readily admitting any chaoges which tbe progress of venu mar make, Iq boundaries in tbe new ' world or the old. From a gl ince at the subscription book, io the band of the agent, N. A '. Pierce, we conclude that no book has been more generally endorsed by our more intelligent citizens than this. In addition to those whose names appear in tbe published recommendation, we notice t among others equally prominent. Lucian Barbour. Rr. Charles Sturdevant. Major Bundj. D. V. Cully and W. H. Talbott. It is sold only by agents, sod any man who tnu to read war Ciews ucderstndiiiIj aboulJ obtain it at once.

U. S 5 rr eT..TEArT Notei at Par Persona wi.hirg to enhance gren.ick or national currency for re year U. S. Treuury n t at par oJ aecruol interest, (only la days) en b accommJtl for the next fe dys. at the Crt National Br,k of Indianapol:. The notes are at all times a legal tender for their face, the same as greenbacks, and besides draw 5 per cent. Interest. 13 3 jjpThe cncrosslng topic now is tbe reception f the 11th re'ment. We bare n douV the committee htving the ranter in haa 1 will nvke thir armnpemnta io goo J taste. It ss no; in diplay alone thst the heart tpeiks its warmest welcome, and this the ao'dTer cn aopreciste. There is no doubt tbe brave b t will be nude to feel at home We htve a local pride in tbe history and fam of the 11th, regarding it as bo longir g fo the city, and it hou!d not be considered any dipiragernent to other veteran who have wiitten their mime high on the roll of fame, if oar greeting to neighbors and friends should pnrtake a little more of the home leelingthan that accorded to others equally meritorious and equally deserving. .Another Rahe in Printer' Wagts. The different printing offices in the city were notified yeterday by their employees that they must receive an increase in tSe;r compensation or el.e they ou!d seek employment where they could obtain wages equal or greater thin their demands. There is a demind for printers all over the country. A large number of the craft have volunteered, hence the scarcity, and in ct nequence thereof wages hive increased in all the large cities. Such being the case, the printers he're agreed upon the following schedule of prices, and the puMishinz houses, although thev could illy afford it, bad no other remedy but to submit to the advance or quit business: Sic. 1. Composition on morning pipers.com mon matter, to beeharged at tbe rate of 45 cents per 1, 000 ems. Src. 2. Composition on other th.m morning pipers, common mtter, to beeharged at the rate of 4' cents per 1,000 ems. Stc. 3. Composition on book work, common matter, from Pica to Agate, inclusive, 40 cents per 1.0U0 ems. Sc. 4 Foremen and assistant foreman on morning papers to receive not tas than $20 per wek. Sf.C. 5. Foremen on other than morning pipers to receive not less than $17 per we-k. S.c. 6. Compositors in book and job ollicesto receive not less than $15 per week. Stc. 7. Foremen in press room to receive not less than $17 per week. Sf.c. 8. No pressman eb til work for less than $15 per week. Even at these prices printers are scarce in the

city and a number more cm find employment at ! the present advanced prices. The Fenian Banquet The Fenian celebration on St. Patrick's day wound up with a splendid banquet in tho evening, at their Hall. Every thing was admirably arranged; the H ill w is beautifully decorated with Ameri can and Irish fligs anil burners and the tables were most bountifully spread with choice viands and the bet of wines. The Hall was filled to overflow ing with the brotherhood and their wive', daughters and sweethearts, with a few invite.! guests. Captain Thomas Redmond, State Center for Indiana, presided at the feast and at about 10 o'clock called the assembly to order. After discussing the good things which were gotten up in John Bussey'a best style, the least ol reason and flow soul commenced. Richard Simpson. Ivq , Toast Master for the occa sion, announced the following regular seniroents. 1. "St. Patrick's Day." Upon the reading of this sentiment bumpers were filled and drank, and the entire company arose and responded iu three heartv cheers. "St. Patrick 1 Day was plaved by the band. 2. "The Fenian Brotherhood M tv the cause they espoue triumph over all its enemies." Capt. Redmond responded biiefly and cloqently. He spoke of the org iniz ition and objects of the Fenian Brotherhood. He felt proud to stand beneath the folds of the beuitiful banrcr presented to them by the ladies of Indianapolis. It was the Irish flag a dig that hid never been conquered. As 1 stind beneath its folds, iuid view on one side the Palm tree from which is Mi-spended tint soul inspiring instrument, the Harp of Erin. I cannot but denounce the Saxon tyrant through hose infamous tieachery the noble Bard of Ireland, in sorrow and tears, su--peuded it there: but the Harp und Sh-tmrock is encraved on the beans of all true Irishmen. The darkest hour is always just before day, and I think it is so with Harp. the olurnberiug of the Iri-h By your noble example, ladies, the Fenian Brotherhood will probt. We are banded together for the honor and glory of Ireland. Fur her our tears are shed, and lor her we nre willing to dare and die, if we can thus effect her liberation. Ladies, I again, in behalf of the Fenian Brotherhood, tender their sincere ihtnks to you lor what )uu have done, and when thut iav sh II arrive when the Ameiican sli ps h.dl l.u.d ten thousand of her own exiled countrymen on the I shores ol their native land to battle tor the liber ties of our beloved Eiin, with the oil tlig proud- i Iv floating o'er us. i j unite with o-ir friends in j driving eveiy Red Co t into the sea or the Sh in- ; non; and establish for Ireland her own native ; Senate, we will then bring back th's 11 ig in tri- j umph, and ask the noble 1 nlies wh h ive pre ' sen teil it to lis todiv to put on tli additional j inscription. "IRELAND IS FREE." j 3. "The Irish lubes who presented to the ; Fenian Brotherhood that de.r emblem of their j native country the green flag of Erin." Responded to hy Cornelius Kellv in thoughts j that breathed and words that b'iriied. j 4. "The United States of Americt, the home j ol tne exile 31 ay 11 ever oe me -una 01 me iree and the home of the brave.' " Music: "Hail Columbia. " H. II Young, of the Journal, said he felt highly comp'imentrd in being called on to rc- I spund to this toast, and thougn taken by surprise he could but express this one thought, that the Fenian Brotherhood highly honored the sentiment so deur to every American heart The band then played the "Red, White and Blue," after which the beautiful Misses Carnev saug it finely and were heartily appltuded. 3. "The Fenian Brotherhood of the American Army." Music: "Garryowen." Col. B. F. Mullen was called upon to respond. He begged to assure the company that he felt greatly honored to be called upon to represent these gallant men at this festivity. He had witnessed the gallantry of the Fenian soldiers on many fields, and felt proud of their conduct tried in the crucible of battle they had always come out pure gold. With all the sins charged to Irishmen, ingratitude is not one of them. When the women and children of Ireland were perching by the roadside from starvation, the British Ministry over their wine were gravely discussing the com laws and how to keep down rebellion in Ireland; but generous America sent with the white sails of her commerce relief to Ireland Irishmen will never, must never forget this. He would make a statement as true as it may appear startling. The Fenian Brotherhood had furnished more officers to our army than anv ntVior institution WmI Pntut rrt oontitil TT j VF ! ( I U V a'-' VV.XJ V ' hd two objects iu v'.ew in desiring to see Fenian in the armv the first to show their devotion to their adopted country, the second to leirn the art of war, that when the Irish bugles sounded they might strike for the nationality of Ireland. Col. R, M. Stewart being then called upon said he was an Irish Yankee, and thit he was bom in this country, but was in sympathy with the Brotherhood He offered the iollowiug toat: "The Htrp of Erin May its tones vibrate over the American Continent." 6 "Robert Emaseti Mat the Fenian Brotherhood be the firt to write bis epitaph." John Mullar.ey in respov.se eloquently recoontei thereat Oeeds of Ireland's Hero. Though Ireland boasts of many great men, none were creater than Eromett. His life is the history of Ireland. Emmett's wish ws that his epitaph should not be written till Ireland is free. No slave should write it. While his grave remains unmarked, and almost unknown, his memory shall endure forever. Though dead he yet spetketh. and his voice shall sound through all centuries and tbe Fenian Brotherhood will write his epitaph with his sword His voice still rings in our ers as it did in the ears of bis compatri 01, and it urges us to u.-e theonlv practicable means to humble England and libersteibe Gretn I.I of the Sea. A hilf a million of Irish Leirta ihrob for Ireland's liberation, and a million hands are ready to strike off the chains thit have fettered her tbee long and weary years In closing he paid a deserved tribute to the Irib ladies of Indianapolis and Chicago, worthy aistera of Limerick's fir daughters.

7. Our Chief John Mahccey. Mr Redmond rai l a brief but merited tribute t) this g&'hnt I .h - ft ' fc. 1 he Pm of tbe United States May it evi r continue to ue its enlightening iufiuence in the caue of Liberty and Union." Responded to by Charles P. By miller, Eq. 9. "The memory of Father O'FUherty." Drank in fciience. 10. "Ireland, the hn-l of our birth The land of SajrjU. TAlnoU, Warrior and Sutfsmen." Responded to by Robt. Kern;r'ton, who stroke feelingly and eloquently of Ireland a dead and Ireland's cause 11. "Gen. Corcoran." Drat.k in sileuce. and. after mu-icby the band. Denr.ia Call sp' ke of the honorable 1 "crof th's callact Iri'hmm and distinguishe! oiii-cr of the Feleral army. He was true to Ireland nnd true to his adoptetl country. He cioed with a touching allusion to the portrait of the hero which hung on the wall Afterwards the beautiful tone, "Do they think of me at home," was sung, and was luaJly applauded. 12. "The Iri?h patriots of 'D?." Eloquently responded to by Mr. Michael Highland. 13. "The United States of America and the liberation of Ireland. May never a traitor pluck a star from the former, and miy the latter foon be accomplished." Music: "Rally Round the Fhg." Alter a few remarks by Major Cjnklin and Dennis Call, the comp in v separate!. (reit praise is awarded to Col. J. Austin Stewart and Major Diniel J. Callinan (or the graccfu'and highly satisfactory manner they discharged the aiduvos duties entiusted to them. Much of the creiit of this magniäceut demonstration is due to their ellicieut arrangements.

A Bold Rosbckt Two Thousand Dollars in Watciii ani Spectaclk Stolen. About twelve o'clock on Thursday night two men, one disui.ed, broke open the Iwck door of the premises of Ii. Simmons, No South Illinois street, dealer in spectacles and jewelry. Mr. S. was in bed alone, in the middle room. The burglars threw a blanket over the head of Mr. Simmons, n old 111 an 7'J years of age, and demanded, his money. He replied that he had only four or five dollars in his pocket. They took that, nnd also a watch from hi pocket, nd the Fpectacles from his face. They then told him if lie did not remain qiret they would kill him, and put a knife to his throat, threatening to cut it if he did not tell them where his money was; but he satisfied them be bad none but what they got. By that time they had three blankets over his head, to slide his voice. Mr. Simmons plead for his life, begging them for mercy's sake not to kill him. 'I hey then tied his legs and arms, tearing up a blanket and sheet fur hau lages for that purpoe. The robbers then broke opened the boxes in which he kept bis watches arid spectacles, and took every valuable article; also a valuable bed quilt, a suit of clothes, eight Irce, and seven m ill eilver spoous, a silver cup, silver silt and mustard spoons, and various other things. The silver was marked "R. H. S." Mr. Simmons estimate his loss at about $2.000. The robbers then lelt with their booty. After they hid gone Mr. S. succeeded in loosing one hand, with which he reached a knife, and cut the balance ol the bandages which fastened him to the bed. As eoon as he was relieved he went in search of tbe lolice, but it was some time before he could find them. In the meantime the robbers had decamped with their booty, nd no trace of them 1ms yet been discovered. Crime is on the increase 11 over the Slate, and the community ere long will be compelled to adopt some stringent measures lor self-protection. The police force of the city is entirely inadequate only two to a waul to prevent bold robberies like that we have just recorded on or.e of the most public thoroughfares, much less in the more retired portious of the city. The PoLOpncoif oe ama The reader must not be discourage ! by this almost uupronouncableword.as an opportunity will be offered on Monday next, at Masonic Hall, to unravel its nnstcries It his received the highest encomiums of the press in the Eastern cities, and from a book of thousands we select the following from the Baltimore American: "PoLorncoMoUAMA. This truly wonderful representation of ui any of the most remarkable events which have transpired since the commencement if the reltelliun has aliedy achieved such a brilliant success as places it in the very front rank of the popular entertainments with our amu-emenf loving citizens, who nightly throng the large Hall of the Maryland Institute, making its walls echo with enthusiastic applause, as one after mother, the great battles in which our father, brothers, husbands and sons have taken part are enacted before them with such miraculous mimicry as to convey a most iiuthful i lei of the stern realities of war While the various scenes have been so splendidly illustrated bv some of the most eminent artists of our country as in themselves to form a r.ire collection of artistic gems, the interest of mtny of them has been intensely lightened bv mechanical effects which startle :he ear and dazzle the eve, whilst the cl imor and the clang of turtle, and the brilliant Sishcs from the fiery mouthed at tiller v , and the done smoke lilting Irom the scene, rcveil in awdil grandeur the l!ood-st. line I glories of the bittle hdd. An expl nate rv lecture, giving all the historical relations and incidents of the transpiring events, is delivered at eich exhibition, rendering the Poloptieomorania the mo-t beautiful anJ instructive entertainment now before the Aniericin public " BROKER. MONEY ADVANCED OX WATCHES, PMXOXUS, JEWFLRT, PLATE. Dry Goods anJ otbi vrsonal property, or bought a:id sold at jS"0. 185 , NORTH ILLINOIS STI.'V.FT. NORWOOD'S BLOCK I L'P STAINS.) oct2S-'liy FOR SALE. F O U . V L JZ . I HAVE FO SALE OLD CATAWBA WINE AND Grarf Koitt; alo. Cat ha r.-an-iy, No. 1. The i W ii and Rrniy can b fca.1 at Mr. Sktw. Il's lirocrrr. ! ipv.iir tame iii'i'i; jir. iioit-n re s lirocery, o. Xi Wot Wahnijton tret, or at rny hoiif we.t t)f the cit.v. Call oon. as I wih to close out by the firt f ilav next. So:u- have fold Waie for mine who bad no authority, and tue Wine old w,r not my maVe. m.irtti-rilw- JACOB TRACB. GROCERIES. "II ONES '.r .TO II IV." NEW FAMILY GF0CERY, Wholesale and Retail, No. 181 West Washington Street. I LL KINDS OF C.KMJKKIES (WITH TIIK F.XCF.Pl tio'i of liquor) kept c--ntntlv on har.1, pare and frffc, t Sc l.-I Ve-t W b'pcton Mret-t. Trodure of all bo-,it-t ani c-M. Flour, Coffsr.-., Tea.-, arid all artrles fj: fimily ue always cn bind. tJive tn mbcr.ber a rail J. L. KNOX A CO. tnarcbl-d.tw'Jm FOR SALE. BY WILEY & MARTIN, Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers, PROPERTY ON KENTUCKY AVENUE, At Auction. OTV MOnT, M ARCH llt iDt.,wwill mT a( abere, t 2 o'cUki P. M., on the p'm e, a lot of ground on ih fl .ie of K.ruacky Aven ;e. one-half Kjaar Son'h of Washtrcton street, nearly a.-fj.;n:n McOuat'a Block, fmntiig 27 e by ISO f dp, heiEf part et Lt Jo. 9, ta Sjaart No. 6?. a two nory fraot ho'ie on tb time. 7erirn ot se Oie-tbird casdi, balance ia 6 and 11 nertb, wih frwrf t. wilet Martin. rocfcl4-i?t Kal Eatan Broker. PROFESSIONAL. a. J. DOK9EY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE JLND RZSIDFJiCE, No. 46 North Pennsylvania St.

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.'atmiTtD nrfctLircsTiE Bint itirt itmitul for vitrntn Itepwrt Ree f irst Page. rViillit Report. THE FIGHT AT YAZOO CITY. Capture of Jacks onp ort by the Rebels iioriziiE.rTs of tizoops. THE ELECTIO IXAKKAXSAS, Proucedinfei or ConjjrcHH. Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac Ac, From Cairo Caixo, March 17 The steamer R. C. Wood, from Vicksburg and Memphis, arrived with 349 nek ard wounied troops, and left this morning for St. Louis. Eight of the soldiers died on the way up. It is estimated that the rebel force in the fiht at Yazoo City was 3,000. 0 There were lour pieces of artillery and two Fterr.-wheel boats there, but they could rer.der no sen ice without endangering our own troops. The 8th Louisiana (colored) lost PI) killed, wounded and missing. The 1st Mississippi Cavalry lost .r0 wounded, and the 11th 25 to 30. Nine out of ten officers of the Cth Louisiana were woun.ied Caiko. Marth 1 The steamer Continental, from New Oriems the 10th, has arrived with the 12th Wisconsiii, 1 ltn and 1 3th low 1 veteran volunteers. The 12th Wisconsin disernb irkei here, but the other regiments go to St. Louis without debaikation. An expedition, composed of three brigades started from Vicksburg just before the Continental left. The lGdi army corps alsj lett for the South. Destination unknown. Geo. Lee'-r ebel cavalry, which followed Sherman's expedition on its return, had returned to the interior. New Orleans papers of the 10th are devoid of news From M. Louis. St. Lous. March 18. A Washington special to the New York Commercial, stating that the Military Committee of the Senate refused to recommend for promotion Lieut. Col. Sinderson, ol the 13th regulars, because of proof of his cowardice at ChickaniausM, was telegraphed West last night. Col. Sanderson is Provost of this dep-mrnent, and as an act of justice to the deserving officer, Gen. Rosecrans authorizes the statement that he has no knowledge of such a charge being made against SaudersoD, and if made, be believed it unfounded; in truth, that so far us his personal observation went, Sanderson conducted him?e!f in such a manner as to entitle him to special meutiou in his official report of tbe bdttle of Chickamautra. From Washington. Washington-, March 18. A letter received at the Indian office from St. Louis says that Gen. Sully, who is there, states that a large number of two hundred aud fifty Sioux Indians hive come into St. Pierre to lay down their arms. Several days ao information was sent hither by one of the bridge guards on the Virginia side, that the rebel raid was apprehended on our defences, ami asking what he should do, he was promptly advised by the military authorities to obey former instructions. From this trifling incident exaggerated rumors picvail that if there is any excitement, it is confined to a very small thing. The amount appropriated in the law for the service of the Post Olhce Department for the year ending June, lMiö, for inland service, is nearly eight millions of dollars; for foreign mail transportation, two hurulif-d thousand dollars, and for ships, steamboat? and way letters, five thousand dollars. Chief Justice Taney hopes soon to resume his duties on the bench of the Supreme Court. l-roui Little Itock. Little Rock, Ark., March 18. Partial election returns from eleven counties give more votes than a whole Lumber required by the President's rroclamation to replace Atkansas in the Union. Other counties to be beard from, forty three in the number, will give fully five thousand more votes. 1 he new State Constitution framed by the late Convention is almost unanimously ratified, there being so far only one hundred and thirty five votes against it. Ark itisas is thus declared to bo a free State in the Union hy the voluntary action of its own citizens. Gov Isaac Murphy and the whole State ticket are elected. Guerrilla bands made threats, notwithstanding which the citizens wert e nthusi istic in their de termination to vole the State bick into tbe Union, ni my going to the polls at the imminent rik of their lives. The military authorities used every exertion to protect the voters. I From .ev York.. j Nkw York. March 18. A Sr. Louis letter to 1 the P-31 reports the eiptwe of Ja'ksonpo t( ! Ark n--s, bv the rebcl-, who drove out two comj p.-inies ol the 2d Missonii cavalry, and came near , capturing the steamer Dve. lleport says that Quanlrill ar.d Freemnn would m ike some raids into Missouri this pring. A Washington special to the Post savs: The government is enli-iing a small number of black soldiers for eavalrv men. and thete will be a limit! number of places f..r white officers. .; The 1 1th regiment leave here to night for IndisiMDolis via Buffalo. Fire In lllmira. Elmiba, X. Y., March 18 The new Presbyteriau Church in which the Sanitary Commission were holding their fair.caupht fire this evening at G 30. and io a fdiort time was consumed together with its contents. Owinp to tbe exertions of tbe fire department surrounding building will be saved. It is feared that fome of the visitors to the fair perished in the building. The church was valued at $30.000; insured for $10,000. From HoMon Boston, March IS The Iirirish prize pteamer Mary Ann, from Wilmington, N. C, for Nassau, arrived here to-day. Site w;is captured by the United State gunboat Grand Gulf., She has a cargo of two hundred bales cf cotton. THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. HOUSE. WisuiNGTON, March IS. Mr. Julian ppoke in favor of the bill reported by him to extend the principles of the homestead law to persons in the military and naval service, on confiscated and forfeited lands. The House proceeded to the consideration of the Senate bill to facilitate entries to oldiera under tie homestead bill. SENATE. Tbe boue bill provided for carrying mails to foreign ports was called up an 1, after amendments passed. On motion of Mr. Wilson, tbe Senate proceeded to the consideration of tbe Senate bill to promote enlistments and lor other purposes. He made a speech in fupport of his amendment to the original bill as a substitute which frees the wive aud children of colored recruits. The other portion of the original bill had been provided for in the ptft legislature. Considerable debate ensued on this amendment, and another, giving compensation to loyal masters. The above Senate bill amendatory to tbe bomeetead bill passed. A petition wag presented from citizens of i Brooklvn. thtt rebel lards be confiscated and di vided into parce's of ibo acres, lor distribution am'-ng soldiers. Referred. Mr. Grimes' resolution, amending tbe rules so as to require nominations to be made io open session, was referred. Arijourned till Monday. PROFESSIONAL. Dr. A. 1. GALL, ÖFTERS niS SERVICES TO THE CITIZOS OP Iixiianapoln and Tictcity. Office, Virginia A renne Nu. 22. KestJatic Sörth Saw Jraj aUaet, S. 37. oM'U-lly

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IndlunapolU Chamber of Commerce. resident T. B. Elliott. Vice President W. A. BaarsHaw, Joh M. LoaD and S B. V. Noll. D:rectrrs Jou Carlisle, L. W. Hasselmax, J. W. MuariiT, E. lt. Alvoed, L. Hills, Johs Fishback. Feid. P. Rcscu. I. Maxsur, A. D. Wood and J. D. Pattims. Secretarv J. Barnard. i at Tiitoitr.' Olnrintintl Market. Cixci.vxATi. Marcb-19. Flour dull, with tales of 300 bbls extra at $5 75 WLsat dull and prices nominal. Corn 5 cent hi-her, sales of ear at 93 and shelled at 95. OaU 'Sc. Rve dull and declined to $1 20. Wh;sky declined to b6o. Provisions unchanged. Lard very dull; city offered at 12 with no buvers. Nothinc done in mess pork. Groceries firm. Governed at $77 15. Gold at (!b(36lc prtra. Silver at 5fj52c. lew York nnrkel. New York, March IS. Flour dull and easier at 6 6l)6 75 for extra Slate, $7 10(37.15 for extra Round hoop Ohio; $7 25 for trade brands; market c!os;n quiet. , Wh;kj in moderate demand aad steady; silcs at 9D91c for State and 91 for Western. Wheat dull and 1 to 2c lower, nominal quotations are SI b!)(cl G3, for Chicago Sprirg and Milwaukee tlub, and $1 64$1 CS lor Winter Red Western. C'rn verv quiet; shipnine mixel Western held at$l 31, buvers offer $1 3U. 0ts more steady. Money active and easy. Sterling dull and irregular, closing at $175?4. Ool J opening at C2 and advancing to 63 closing at'(2(362Kc. ACENCY. II. .11. Sl'ICfilt &CO., REAL EST1l? V Nonvood'n llloclc, No 20 1-2 North Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS. IND., TT10R SALE DESIRABLE RESIDENCES IN TIIK ' north part of the city, on Pennsylvania, Meridian, Illinois, Delaware, Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi streets, and all tbe avenues. Alo. a large as.-ortmrnt of cheaD and very desirable residences In the southern part of the city, ranging from f?0) to ;0.(KH) in price. We have some small bouses to eil at old prices, on small piymeuf s down and lovg timf on balance better and cheaper than renting. For sale on eod terms, good business property, n WaAiiigton, Illinois, Meridian, reiinsj lvania and Tennessee streets. Also, the bet and largest assortment of building lots in all parts of the uiy, to sell or trade on the best terms and at low figures. Alo. a nnubr f small and fine country seat, large and sxna!I tracts of lands, improve 1 farm. from5 to lOO acres, within five mi!;s ol the city, for sale er trade at low figure - arid on good terms. Al.-o, a rirt-rae f.o-ir mill, in the city a rnoney-mak-int; ins.itution. Also, a number of Hour and saw mills, nr the city, for ale or trade. Also, h tels and boarding houses in the city; country taverns and town iropTiy, near the city; merchandise, horses, wagons, and various other kinds of personal property, for sale or trade. We have a Urge number f building lots in the city, a large amount of land, country property, in variaus localities, and merchandise, and a big pile of money to give for improved ci?y property. Noticjc. Parties hviiig property of any kind to sell, pervns wanting to buy or trade for property, inresters, speculators, traders, n l the rest of mankind, are invited to call atthi A. .No. I office before buying, selling or trading, srid promote tbeir interest thereby. inar9 d3ra PROPOSALS. CONVICT LAUOR. FOIITY COOPERS TO LET. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED OS TIIK tirt Monday in April, by the undersigned, at the ofiieeof rhe Indiana Prison in Michigan City, for the labor of forty good Coop-r f r the term of two er more years, to be work d w ithin the prison walls. Theraisa gorxl work shr-p larg enougn tor 100 men, with all the necessary convenience. Tbe location is a good one fot bu'.ness, as staves and hoop poles are abundant and can be procure! on f.ivoraM terms If de-ired th labor of the convicts may be ue.1 f..r ny ther mechanical pur pose, and steam poaercan be hai for propelling machinery . No l i! for les than "Oc per day will be received. By order of the Board of Control. nicU-dtw Til OS. WOOD, Warden. BOOKS. NRW ROOKS. UROVrüKrs DI AKT, McCLF.LT AN'S RF.IDKT. BUTLER 15 NEW ORI E ANS. THE HaR'TS OK GOOD SOCIETY. THE PERFECT GENTLEMAN. OCR OLD HOME, by Hawthorne. FIVE TEARS OF FRAYEK, by I. Trime. CCPJO'S CAVÄ, a ta!e of East Tennessee. WAS HE SUCCESSFUL! a splendid Book. HANNAH THUKSTON, by Bayard Taylor. THE COMPANY CLERK; bow and when to make out all return, report, roli and ether r aper, and what to co with them. AT B0WEN, STEWART & CO'S, 18 West Washington Street. marl0-d2w BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW WHOLESALE BOOT & SHOE HOUSE A.C.DAWES, WM. 5. EVANS, JAS.T.McMILLIN. DAWES, EVAXS & M'MILLIN, Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS Si SHOES 71 West Washington Street, nDn?iAPoi,i5, nn., A RE NOW RICED7ING FliOM THE BEST VANTJfacturers in the country, and have in store, the fjiiowing goods to which they invite the attention of Country Mrchante: 200 Cases of Men's and Boy s'Ca'f and Kip Boots. IOO M Brogan aad Plow tjoea. 100 Calf. P-g:red and See-ed Balm or aU. IOO " Oxford and Kotcn Ties. 300 " of Womena' Ca-1, Goat and Calf Pegged Boois aad BlnvrU. 204) Cases or Women's Goat, Kid and Morocco MkWeli B'sots and Balmorals. 2tXl Cases Women's Large Cong. Gaiters. dOO - of Misses', Children', Boya' and Teutha' Shoes of all kind, sizes, varieties and styles, suitable for Indiana and Illinois tra :e. Baving made oor purchases before the late advance, we feel assured in saying we can offer superior inducement to any Hcwse in the West. We cordis ly Invite jorx to examine our stock before xnakirg purchases. Cy Prompt attention paid to ordera. fc.si.ra lite, alaay. ea hat4. DAWfcUl, EYANS 4 McXILLIN.

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Frm the ancy boipital tbt blooij battle-Celd tka mansion of the rich and hssiVa ab!t of the poor from tfct o2ce acd the sacred desk from the mountain top, distant va"eyi and far-off i!Ld of the ocean from every cook ant comer tf the civtliiel worU it pouncf io the eti lence of the astonishing electa of DRAKE'S PLANTATION r.ITTERS. Thousand, upon thousands of letters like the following may be eeeu at ctr t.ee: RxanearaT, Viu., Sept. 15, 1S3. j have bf en In the array hospital for foorteen nonrh speech'e aad nearly dead. At Alton, 111., they gave me a bottl of Piar.tatioo Bitters. Three botüe retere4 icy speech aud cured ire. C. A. FLAUTE." Som Wiuiw, O., Jaly 2S. 15C " Ore joung nan, w ho had been sick aad not oct cf the house for two years, with Scrofula and Erysipelas, after paying the dortora over 15 wiihoot benett, has been cured by tn t-ottle of ronr bitter. EDTTARI) WOUNALL. The following la from tbe Manager of the Union Heme School fer the Children of Volunteers: navmaraa Mavsioy, Fir-rr-Strim S-rmrrT.) Naw Toac, Auguttl, K-03. ( 'Da. Dkakc: Tocr wonderful Plantation B tiers have been giren to some of our l'tt! children suffering from weakness and weak lungs, with most happy e.Tect. One little girl, in particular, with pains in her head. loss of appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on whom ail medical skill had been exhausted, has been entirely restored. We commenced with but a Wspoonful f Kilters a dar. Her appetite and atreugth rapidly iacreaed, and she is now well. Respectfully, MRS. 0. M DEV0E." owe mach to you, fr I verily believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life. REV. W. 11. WAOr.ONER, Madrid, N. Y." " Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greatly bue3t:ed by their use. Thy fMend, ASA CCRR'N, Philadelphia, Ta." ' 1 hae been a great aufferer from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. Plantation Bitters have cured me. RhV. J. ft CATHORN, Rochester, N. T." " Send us twenty-four doien more of your Plantation Bitters the popularity if which are da.ly increasing with the guests of our bone. SYKES, CHADWICK t CO., Proprietors of WUUrd's Hotel, Washington, D. C. I have given the Plantation Bitters to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the nvt astonishing eflect. G. W. D. ANDREWS, Superlntendtnt Soldiers' Home, Cincinnati, 0. The Plantation Bitters have cured me of liver complaint, of which I was laid up prostrate aud had to abandon my business. U. B. KINÜSLET, Cleveland, O." Tbe Plantation Fitters have cured me of a derangement of tbe kidneys and urinary organs that has distressed me for vears. It acts lik a charm. C. C. MOOKK, US Broadway, N. T." Ac, 4c, Ac. The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the lan guid brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great restorer. They are composed of a celebrated Calisay a Bark, Wintergreen, S-safras, Roots, Herbs Ac, all preserved ia perfectly pare St. Croix Rum. S. T.-1860.--X. Persona of sedentary habit troubled with weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, distress aX,er eating, torpid liver, constipation, Ac, deserve to suffer if they do not try them. They are recommended by the h'ghet medical author ities, and are warranted to produce an immediaU bene ficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless. Notice Any person pretending to eil Plantation Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and impos tor. It Is put up only in our patent log cabin bottle Beware of bottles refilled wi;h imitation dtleterous stuff for which several persons are already in prison. See that every bottle has our private United States Stamp over the fork unmutilated, and signature on steel plate side label. Sold by respectable dealer throughout the habitable glebe. P. II. DRAKE iV CO., 202 Broadway, N. Y. febt-d6m A FCT It lit a Dre. In the year 1945 Mr. Mathews first prepared tbe VENETIAN 11 IU DYE; since that time it has been used by thou-ands, and in no instance has it failed to give entire satisfaction. The VENETIAN DTK is the cheape-t In tbe world. Its price is only Fifty Cent-, and each bottle contains doub'e the quantity of dye in those usually sold for one dollar. The VENETIAN DYE h warranted not to injure the hair or the scalp in tbe slight st deere. The VENETIAN DYK work with rapid ly and certainty, the hair requiring no preparation whitever. The VKNKTUS DYK pro-luce any shade that may be desired n-that will not fad, crf-ck or wah outone that is as permanent as the hair itself. For sale by all druggists, price 50 cents. A. I. MATHEWS, General Age-it, 13 Gold street, N. T. AIo, Mmnfacturer f Mathews' Arnica BairGlOsi, the best hair dressing in ue. Price 25 cents. JunelK-ly BT S 0 L D I E H S-WE THINK DR Strickland it quite right in advising you in his advertisement in our O'lumns of t -day'i paper, to tke a bottle of his highly recommended Anti-Cbo'.era Mixture in your knapsacks, it may save the lives of many of our best soldiers. Mothers, see that your tons do not neglect itTou can get it at the Drug Store at 50 crnts per bottle. It is the best remedy for Diarrhoea and Iiysentery. marcbT-dlyeodAwly STNERVOUS DEBILITY. SEMINAL Weakne-s, etc., can be cured by one who has really cured cinvelf and hundred of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth.. Address with sump. EDWARD H. TU AVER, feb'29-dAwly Lock Box, B ton, Mass. BROWiVS BROXCIIIAL TROCHES. I HAVE NEVER CHANGED MY MIND respecting them from the first, excepting to thick yet better ofthat which I began thinking well jf Rev. Henry Ward Beecber. "Tbe Troches are a staff of Life to me." Prot Edward NortL, Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, N. T. "For Throat Troubles they are a specific." N. P. Willii. "Too favorably known to need commendation." Hon. Charles A. Phelps, Pres. Mass. Senate. "Contain no Opium nor anything injurious." Dr. A. A. Htyes, Chemist, Boston. "An elegant combination frr Coughs." Dr. G. F. B:re!w, Boaton. "I recommend their ose to Public Speakers." Bev. E. H. Chapm. "Most salutary relief in Bronchitis." Rev. S. Seigfried, Morristewn, Ohio. "Very beneflclal when suffering from Colda." Pr. S. J. P. Anderson, St. Lotis. "Almost instant relief in the distressing labor o braathlng peculiar to Athma." Rev. A. C. Zggleston, New York. "Thy have suited my case exactly, relieving ay throat so that ! can sing with ease. T. Doch arme. Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal. As there are imitations, be sure to obtain the genuine Sold by aH Dm ;;its and Dealers ia Medicines In tha United Stales and mot t foreign countries at 25 cents per box. mcL5dAwlo GTLADIES! LADIES! LADIES! DOST fail to read tta advertisement la this paper, heads' IMPOST ANT TO FEMALES. Dr. CWsmaa, cf Sew Tora, haa devotad the last th'ny years of his practice to Female Complaints. Bis Pills act Lie a charm. They are reliable and safe. eor9-dens Tbe Confessions nnd Experience of an Invalid. Published for the ben-flt and as a CACT10N TO TCUNG MKS and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, Ac, aupplytng at the same time the man of self -cure. By one who has cured Llmaelf after nndergoiz.g consi lerat le quackery. By Incloalng a post paid addressed envelope, single cop.ea may b hai of the antbor. NATHANIEL MATFATR, Es., fb8.d3" Hedlord. Kings Co N. T.

SPECIAL NOTICES. liOTTS HIAWATHA HATR F.ESTOavnVK, IIOTT'S IlIAWATIIA HAIR liESTOEATlVE, norrs hiawatha hair krsroRATivE. laLrncfer.ow's T-n H.awatha was a'sdzei to lsv eor.ferred tbe grea?et to3 en fcis tnte b--a!2e he brout: to It not- cra. Every one will admit that onr preparation is wortly ff the taa, for the beceita U coders when it is ksiwn. THAT IRE HIAWATHA DOES. It resides fsdeJ an! grsy la'rs til wti5:frs to ttelr ong nal col.ir. llbr.urs Up T h- natural la:rg f s hair with another, ta g t;i g the ht r a prtect l.fa p persfe. o that the citcrtxl kerver aoot detect it ne. It tnast hrli f air s rt and silly, ste?e Its fali.ng oat, c a-sa it a- d tte ca p rrvm s!I ifapcri ties, is as r-di!y app led aad w:pe,j rjrn the at any ba r d-e;r.k, atJ en sre'y evercome the tad effects of prtTiouce cf preparations cor.taiai&j; w'jtwT, augax f ad. Ac. Th proprietors of the fi'awatha pub'.iled tie fU'owleg cLallrrjs to tes' ia the Nw Tork dai.ea three weeks, whxa

WAS NE VIR ACCEPTED. LH some we'l knew a aoJ diibtereted perwa arX Oint one t the propnetcr of each jrepra:ici for tie air to Irng fcp the color. I. very rrpn tor te ne nothing buthiscwn prejra'i n, and the person net birg etxe our tg the tet. A certificate of the result t be widely p'lbl.kbf-d at the exoece cf the nooceefU Conp-titr. Suit eerLere. JOS ITH liOVT A CO orl Cly No. 10 L'bteri:y Place, V T. LYON'S KATHAIE0N. Kathairon is from the Greek weed "Kathre, er "Kaihairo," a Rnifying to cleans, rejavinate arid restore. This article is what its Lame signifies. I or preserving, restoring and heaaiifting the banian hair it U the mos remarkable preparation In tie wcrld. It te again owned aid pst up by the original proprietor, and Is now made with the ame care, kill aad at lectio which gate It a sale of eer u sulUiea bottles fer son cm. It is a moat delightful Hair Drevtag. It eradicates scurf and dandruff. It keeps the head cool and drei. It makes the hi'.r rich soft and gloasy. It pre venu the hair from falling off and turning grsy It restore hair U4oq bald Leads. Any laJy or gentleman who values a beautiful head of hair should use Lyon'a Kathairon. It is knwa aoid sed throughout the civilird world. Sold by all re.peclble dealers. I)I.T1A M. IIAIIM: A: CO., Tt. Y. febe-dGm-eod A Voice From Visckfcburg. Vies as i aa, Ma., Ang. 9, 6C1. Da. Joa.ii Brxt Dear Sir: I am happy to state to yoo that have ued your valuable Cedren Bitters with great benefit to mytelt in gueral dehility aud provtratiuw f my rystem, produred by the unhealthy and mianmalie influences of the Misiiosippi lUver and around Vickaburg, having been with ien. (iraot'a army throughost its whole Southern campaign. 1 confidently reomuend Its nse to all persons w ho are eipoed In unhealthy climates. II. W. FOG Let, Agent U. 8. Sanitary Commie!. LonsviLLC, Ki.,Sept. IC.ItS. On the 53d of July last I submitted, through an ageat of mine, to the Medical Director of the lpartmnt of the Cumberland, a sample of my Cedron Bitters for his tn spection, and requested, If alter analysis he found It meritorious to sanction aod approve ita nt among nr soldiers. The following is the Medical Director's reply, and also Gen. Ho- nan's permisMon to ship 300 doin at once to have it sold to Sutlers. JOHN Hl'LL. "I am sMUfied that Cedron Bitters will o no barns to any one, if taken property and mxlertln. 1 see bo objection to Dr. Ball bin? permitted to tir-e ef It to Sattlers. A. HENRY THURSTON. Surgeon and Mtdlcat Director, D. C " TIcanocaarcBS Dtr'r oe m Crsi sl, NasMviixa, Tekw , Jaly 24. IPSl. i Dr. John Bull's Agent, Mr. , hts perm aMon to ship to Nashville, Tenn., twenty-five rroaa (or 3W) doten) of Bull's Cedron Eitura, for sale to Butlers In tbe army only. The regulations of the Treasury Department art to ba compiled with atrictly. JlTComm;.d of ilajor General Roecraiis. WM. M. WILES, Msjor and Provost Marshal General, ield Wholesale and Retail tv J. F. SENOCK. Druggist, West Washington Street, Indian spoils. tnarchl-d6m A (Jr.EKAL UECELLIOX. Triumph of a Groat Discovery! The public has rebelled againt cauterlMng Hair Dies. Fashion has foresworn them. A sagacious community has adopted In tbeir stead Crlsladoro'g Hair Dye, And for three reaeon.: It embrowns and blackens the hair, not the skin. It Is a vegetable emollient, not a burning finid. It does not burlesque nature with bleemir.g metallic tinges, bet produces br own living hoes. Its co aling effect is lasting. It defies detection. Its re snlt are nnl form. It never fails. Manufactured by J. CRISTA D )RO, No. 6 Asfor Hou'e, Sew Tork. 8old by all Druggists. Appied ly Hair Dresners. feb2S-dimeodAwlmeow HP IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIt. Hasvkt's Female Pill hsve never yet failed In removing difficulties arising from obstruction, or stoppage of nature, or ta rxtoring the syatem te perfect health when suffering from Spinal affections, Prolapns, Ori, the White, or other weakneea ef the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfecily barmla oo the constitution, and may bo taken by the most delicate female without causing distress the earn time they act like a charm Vy strengthening, invigorating and restoring tbe system to a healthy condition, and by bringing on the monthly period with regularity, no matter frota what cauee the obstruction may arise. They should, however, NOT bw taken during the first three or four months of pregnancy, though safe at any other time, aa miscarriage would bw the molt. Each box eontai na 60 p IIa. Price 1 1 . Dr. HARVET'S TREATISE oa Diseases of Females, Pregnancy, Micarrlege, Barrennesa, tertltty, Reproduction and Abuses of y store, and emphatically the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, a pemphlet of 64 pages, sent free to any address, fcix cents required te pav postage The Pills and book will be sent ey tnail when dealred, securely sealed and prepaid, by J. BSTAN, M. D-, General Agent. No. 7 Cedar street. Sew Tork. JSold by all the principal drurgtsta. T0MUNS0N k COX, Drvggms, Ageau, sept30'e3-ddcwly lodianavpolia. fSTNEW DISCOVERY FOR THE speedy and permanent rare of Seminal Weakneea, Urethral aad Vaginal Discharge, Gleet, Sequal Dleaaea, Emliona, Impotence, Genital Debility and dieeaaes 4 the Bladder and Kidnys. Pell's Sri one Pnxa are warranted In all cases and can be relied on. No ehanre otdet repaired. They do not nansate.nor interfre with bnstnea paren ts. Cpwsrds of 300 cae have beea ccred the past month. Jre Maa mm kum4r4 4yu-&i4 e (Atw im tkrtr priwnU jTiciic, and all ak vtü cf iKeir tjlrncff. They are entirely hänsle on the system, and can be relied oa ia all cases arising from youthful UtdUrrettoa er self-sbuse, which often incspadta'es the si Sere r fron fulfilling dntif wuttrUd lif. A TREATISE cf A4 psgM, containing means cf exrt, aertt fret to all. Two stanpe required for postage. The Pills will be sent by mail, securely sealed, oa receipt cf One Dollar, by J. B&TAN.M.D, H. 76 Cdax etreet, X, T. Sold by all tea principal druggists. T0MLL580N A COX, Ageau. sept3o-4wly Indiascpotla. MEDICAL. jF:n:3Loi32i3. A STJRB CTJ3EÜ3! 1"VERTB0DTls bs!f esraJ of this dtmaiag 4ial ease by the use of DR. STHICKLAUD'S PILE RET'EDY. Bead what a sufferer sayr Mr. J. P. Haxarde, K4 Second street, C'ncatl. 0-, says he has been a dreadful snSert r with piles for a locg time, and has tried nearly everything, aad eoeid obtain no relief. He s4 aboat oao-fowrtsi of a t Lr. fttncaland's Pile Oiataient, and ft made a complete rare. He advises every or.e suffering to try lk Sold by all Iruggits at SO eeots per pet- Caacfaetre at No. Vat Fourth street, Cincinnati, O. Ail tar Strickland tUt Lltzcj. Tor sale by W. L Bakit M C-. Brevntaa; A Slews. Stewart Morgan, J. F. SeaeftJ, Tomüason ä Cn an4 Kgner k Wechsr. feari-lreoOAwly