Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4202, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1864 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL. MONDAY MOKMNO. APRIL 4 DIHlOcTtATIC TICKET.

Ccntro Township. Fo TOWJUHIP TKl'STXK, LEVI AYRE3. roa nmci r thi rcacc , - MYRON NORTH. torn. co5rABLE. OLIVER KEELEY. , ROBERT C. DUNN, EDWARD DAVIS, ARTHUR SULLIVAN. CITY ITEMS. 3jrIt U the dutj of eery citlxea to rote. T Walter Scott's Rob Roy. the Oat 1 aw. . KTA Museum cf Curiosities, we leim, m to be established in thi city shortly. tSTForty-one jttn ao yeterl? the first Suodaj School waa established in Indianapolis. 3" For cew style of boot and shoe. to Jonts. VitJiiedge A Co. apldlw. CEPThe beautiful, versatile and accomplished Emily Tborne, baa been re engaged at the Metro poliun. tiyxTake tour prescription to Senour'.a Drup Slore, where the? will be promptly filled at all hours by competeut persons, from pure drugs. t3"Coburn'n. No. 15 North Iilinon street, i a place of report for peiitletueu generally aitnplj Iocs, ue the proprietor is a geullemau. t3JT" Yesterday, Sunday, teims were constant Ij running hauling wooU to the stveril military camps. GT Houe w-mied, within ix qutresof the pot ofSce of 4 or 5 rooms. Address P. O. box 1417. mtrJ-dtf Citt Mars. A few of Sullivan's Maps of the City of Indianapolis, the only 31p now in print, areoQ band and for sale at this office. Pi ice $1. marS-dtf See the new style of boot and hör in Jones, Vinnedge k CoV show-window. apldlw. Attxstios, Sia Kxiohts There will be a special meeting of Raper Com m inder? No. 1, this (Monday) evening at 7 o'clock, for work. E. Colitock, E C. CVT" M e.ra II. E. Norton and J. J. Justice, of Lake's Great Uircu, were in the city on Saturday on the way liotn Chicago to Vincennes, preparatory to starting on the ctrap tigu of the present season. so av as - tST"The negro regiment forming here, which at one time was said to number Ö'X), ha decreased two or three hundred, it m reportel, by desertions. 21 any having got their bounties have gone to Canada. fcJ" Rob Roy, with all the original music. aCSJPThe first hou-e in Indianapolis' that had glas in the windows was erected on the comer of Tennessee and Market streets. It is still standing, and is occupied by oue of our oldest and most respected Citizen. Stkkl Coll a as can be cleaned In a moment, perfectly white, all shapes and sizes. Sent everywhere, post paid on receipt of oue dolUr, at Parker's, No. 30 West Washington street. 31 dot Eaklt Closing Anxious to give our young men time for itnornvement, we will continue to close at 6 o'clock P. M. duiini: th season. W L II (Jlksn, feb!2d6m Proprietors New Yotk Store. RrsiNts Pacrr.RTT at Actios To-Dat. That valuable property opposite Odd Fellows' Hall and next to the Sinking Fund office goes to the highest bidder at 11 o'clock to-day. See plat in advertising column. For particulars fee Spann k Smith. To Dat's Auction. Remember that to-dv at 2 o'clock. Spann & Smith will sell that firstclass bu-iness propertv next to the Sinkinir Fund fiffir on Virginia Avpihia 1 1 i worth .100 rer foot front but will sell to the highest bidder. See plat in advertising column 2?New and beautiful good cloths, vest logs and tht? like have recently heen received by Heilkam. merchant tailor, which he will make up in the moat fashionable and elegant stle. The cutter at Heitkatn'a ia one of the most accomplished in the whole country. ap4-dtf ggf" Emily Tborne tn firjeand beautiful sonjrs To Printers Wanted, a Foreman for the composition department of the Daily and Weekly Sentinel. No one need apply utile- he is a com petent proof reader and thorough printer. Wages $20 per week. The situation permanent. If latislactorv tilled. ffThe patrol guard drove a brisk business, Saturday night, yesterday, nd last night, in arresting 'military offender aeaitmt the recent stringent but wholesome orders cd Col. Warner, the Commandant of this Post. In several in stances, the culprits taken in custody were officers. C5? Charles C Williams, our old friend, formerlf of William & Siwyer, has purchased the Familv Gncerv, No 3 North lllino-'a street, of Mr. Samuel Starling. Mr Williams will keep t all times full assortments for hotel, familv and restaurant u Everything the season affjrds can be obtained of him. For Salc A buine house on East Washington street, opposite the Court House. Also, a dwelling house and !t on North Pennsylvania street, near University Square. This propertv is offered for sile for ten days if not sold in that time it will be withdrawn. mh31 10t W. R. Hoc.shiri.. ' Merck at Tailoring Spring is approaching, ana for new and beautiful atylcs of goods for cent'.emen's weir, mide in the most artistic fashion, call on O. H. Heitkam. No. 17 North Illinois street. Military work i executed promptly, and in a manner un-urpasseJ, at Heitkam'. lebDdtf f See the fine bill for the Metropolitan tonisrit. EyProf. rearaall, one cf the oldest and most accompHiheü musicians tn the cut, assisted Dy Ome of the first talent, will give a concert. o cal and instrumental, at Monic HH. to night Hi friends will undoubtedly crowd the house Tickets rosy be obtained during the day at Berham Co s Muaie Sttre, Bates House Block. o extra charge for reserved seats. J3PCoro mutation of Quarters and Subrter.ee. Ordnance and Qurtermater Reports made out. Certificate of non indehtednes obuined, and Officer' Pay Accounts collects! promptly. &7 Walker t McKerxa. U. S Claim Agents. taarl2 tf No. 8 West Washington street. ArCTiOf Sale or 35 Lots Wiley L Mrtin retl estate troker. fell at public Mle on Mondy Arril 1 1th. those desirable budding lots at the in terwectioa of the north west dugonel and North street, embracing 35 lot,, all of which are desir ble for building purposes, being high dry ground and in a section of the city that is rapidly imorov ing. and only five squire from the center of the dty. Sew advertisement for terms. WpjyThe beautiful comedienne and rocalirt Emily Thorne again lh;s week.

27Thii ction T; An xce'len ticket to vote may be found in thia piper. ' " iwwwwss owsssaaaw. 7TMr. Catherwoo I. IWtlent of ttit CUxen' Street Railway Company. arrived on Saturday from Brfoklvn, J'ew York. lie inf. nn us that in a bo at two week) 11 bejtti breaking pround for ibe enterprise. The cars are all readj, and the iron i on the roil aid will be here it. time Mr. Cstherwood intenda tu puh the work vigorously wbea be hut once commented it. t37A prett commotion occasioned on IHu.oi street, ophite the Pmer Hme. It flight, by Kme gentlemen accidentally iro;pi" h a pUtol, and its goiijg off. No dtmice was done to an) bod?; all repur! that bll rat through one of the wit.rj ) arvl took off one of the era of one of the lad? waiters, lo the contmv i.otwiih'jraJiiic iii f'ict, uiper was rot In I rnpre at the time We ctiint er j n upon eTcry one u:fi2 revolvers, or hreartns af any ort, to be too c.ireful in their hiillinjj.

fWThe nm.lrnrxHl.il velocitr with which lome army petitlemen, urjrel hy centrietsl and cenuifui! lorce, revolve thronsh the city on the outide of horr oojht to be checked by the police On Stunht tat one of our mo re pctil citiin. Smith, of the Eachrinpe. Illinois ftreet, w.i knocked down and run Offr by military man's animal, poing it. head up and til up. Several rliil.lren. all smtl!, ecnpeil at the Mme time with iheir live?. Thete ought to be it general order on themhject. C57See Emily thorne as Diaa Vernon, with tonga to-night. 5A terriöc runaway occurrel yteril)ty af ternoon. Two hordes attached to a vehicle, in which were aeveral gentlemen, took a stirt crli Tennessee otreet. Turning the corner on Washington atrret the vehicle struck a lamp-post damiiu it exteniely, but fortunately without injuring any of the occupants coniderabl. The horses then broke away from it and furiously went up the street At the corner of Meridian one of them fell and fractured its rinht hind leg. The poor animal had to killed. It was worth $150. The e-itahlishment belonged to lit. Burrows, of the Pennsylranu Street Livery Stables. Steam Fire Engine for Lafayette On Saturday there appeared on our streets a new and aplendid steim fire engine named "Lif'ijeite." and de-tined for the city of Laf tvette. The Lalavelte" was built at Seneca Falls. N. Y , by II C. Sllsbee. nnd is Holley's Patent. It ii in charge of Wilson Dennison, engineer, who will deliver it at its destination. It is in all re pects elegantly finished with every recent im provement. It co-t $5,000. A tiial of it will take plsce this afternoon at 2 o'clock neir the We?t street canal bri lire, at which the Mayor, members of Council, the Fire Depirtmeut, and many citizens are expected to be present. $1,000 Reward. The alove reward will be gien to any person who can furnish a prescription (or coughs, colds, whooping-cough, asthma, and consumption, which i eju tl to Dr. Stric-k-Iand's Mellifluous Cough It ilsam. This balsam will cure the above complaints, also spitting of blood and night sweats. One fifty cent bottle is sufficient for any one to try. Th' worst caes of chronic cough. thma. whooping cough and prim try c es of consumption are cured bv Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Uils tra. It can be had at anv druggist's. It is ditl'treut fiom any other cough medicine we have known in this country. tf. Coughs, Colv-s, Sore Throat, Asthma and Consumption' It is only necessary lor any one troubled with these complaints to try one bottle of Dr. Strickland' Mellifluous Cough Hals am to convince them that this is the .best preparation ever used. It not only cures the above alFections of the throat nnd lungs, but it cures nijht sweats and spitting of blood, and is an excellent gargle for any kind of sore throat'. It is pleasant to take and ;i safe medicine for infants. 5U cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. janl6-d&wtf 2lT Annie Laurie, by Emily Thorne. A Remedy tor Pilfa It is a blessing to the suflVriiitr to know that we hnr ho eitert uul cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. P. Hazarde. of 164 Second street, Cincinniti, Ohio. takes great pleasure in informing all who are j sufTeiing with piles that he used a smill quantity of Dr. S rickl ind's Pile Remedy t and it effected a permanent cure This reeni- to be the case with all who make use of this splendid preparation. It, Is manuleetured at No. G East Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio, and sold by all druggists mar9 tf A Sitfrior Rkmfdy. We can conscientiously recommend to those suffering from a distressing couiih, Dr Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Hal I sam. It give relief almost instantaneous, and! is withal not disagreeable to the taste There is i no doubt but the Mellifluous Cough Halam is, one of the best preparations iu use, and is all that ) its proprietor claim for it. We have tried it i during the past week, and found reiiol from a most distressing cough It is prepared bv Dr. Strickland. No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, j Oliij. f Cincinnati National Union. tf Marios Circuit Court The trial ot Henry C. Kenneth, lor assault and bittery with intent to kiil.on change of venue from John-ion count v. w-m concluded on oatimlay. i t:e case was one that excited great interest. It occupied two days atxl a half Over one hundred witne.e were summoned and ninety testified. The defendant, Kennedy, had been soldier in the 90th regiment Iu June. I?b3, being t home in Franklin or furlough, or sick leave, he j got into an altercation with Joseph I. Mo-re, in which some hard language passed. As Kennedy was leaving Moore remarked they might us well settle the f uss there and then. Kenned replied that he was sick. Some other words pas-el when Kennedy turned and stabbed Moore with a dirk. The case was very ably conducted. Me-srs Overstreet & Hunter, of Frat.kliu. conducting the prosecution, i d R L Walpol, eKsq , ol tuis city a id1 In 8 ,W oOklen, Esq ,of Franklin, defend ing. I he closing speech of Mr. Walpole was a masterly legal argument. Kennedy was acquit ted. exterminators. For Hat. Jlirr. ltonrlics. Ants IIm1 ISusi, Mollis in Furs, WoolriK.Ac, iiirc'iNOii I'iniiis, i ow is A ii i in :i Ac. Put up in iV. f0c and tl Hose?, Bottles and FUs's. 3 and ö i:e for Ho?!, Public In-titutsutis. 1c. a!y UifaHttii rtmedir s known." Fr from r Nrtns." "Not danseriMi to the Human Familv." Kat coci- sit cf their hole to dia." y"Tsold by all lTu.-j:it aai Rtilr 'veryih'Te. T7,::' Piware!" of a'l ortM imiution.. jrVe tbt iVTAa's" tiam ü oo each Box, Bot tie ail Fla-k, bffors joa Mit. TiPAdlre IIEIIIT IE. Ci S"A t. TT7rarrirAi DxroT 4ri BacAX aT, N. T. resold by BItOWXIXG A- SLOAIV, VThoIf 1 and Retail Agests, Id.aaapvl:, Ind. REAPERS AND MOWERS. The Improved Buclicjc Kcaper and .flower TO WHICH WAS AWAKPSD TWO PRKUIUILS BT IXtdl!CA STATK FAIR.15Ö. Urit L bf: ox ilk atwbb HILL'SCXDIB M.on:c IUU. !r.dUnapol . 1' w now n extibitlcn. Call and ft. mchn-rf-'m. IaikSKT ASDKKSOX, ArU. LEGAL NOTICE. JOXATIIA,V Y. GOICDO, ATTOKNEY AT LAW, fTAVlXrtOPFSKMA UTV OFKICF IM ME IX TFLT I 1 over HCXrKR'S SHUK STiKR, No. Ill Kaat V'Htglon trift, bafi.tna(ohs IuJum, tenders hi prir.iuaai wroco tu iL public m.r.'; -Uly

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iiromo BraaaLt?osTBB dailI tati iinirti., for .Mornlnsj Itrpart Jtee lra I'arr.) IVisht Ri-port. FIRE IN BROOKLYN, N. Y. ExplodoninaCap and Flask Factory THE STATE MILITIA TO BE CALLED OUT. Immense Receipts for Customs. Shipment ofioiIs to KenlticUtopped. Welland Canal- Opsns on the 15th. ALL QUIET IN ILLINOIS. C O C2 It C S S I OVAL NEWS. NEGROES TO VOTE IN M0NTAN0 TERRITORY. Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac Ac front Jletv York. New York, April 2 Subscriptions to the 10 40 lou to-day were $l5d,200. The Carlisle Co ich Factory, a stable, a tenement house and three frame houses, near Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn, were bidly damaged by fire this morning. Sixteen families were turned out by the fire. Five small dwelling houses were also destroved by fire, and several families rendered houseless. A Waterhury (Conn ) dispatch dates that by an explosion in the Ametican Ctp ud Flask Factory yesterday sereral adjacent buildings were burned. Three female operatives were burned to death, and a m m seriously burned. A Washington speci tl to the Commercial sys: The HoU'6 Committee will recommend the immediate pass ige of the Senate bili for the coinage of cents and halt cents. (Jen. Grant is expected at Washington to Light. Admiral Dahlgren intends soon resuming his duties in Charleston harbor, hiving given ui all hopes of recovering his son's body. The Post' Washington pet ial says: Army movements are improbable fur a fortnight, owing to the present inclement weather. The Washington correspondent of the Commercial states that the (overnment intends to call out all the organized militia of different States for sixty dais, to occupv certain fortified points, and that the District of Columbia militia will he called upon to occupv the forts around Washington so that veterans can be put in the field. The steamer Matanzis from New Orleans the 25th, via Havana 2th, arrived here this morning. New Orleans papers of the 25ih contain nothing later than was received bv the Yazoo. Mayor Gunther has proclaimed Monday as i a lloii.lay, in Honor or tne opening oi me sam- j try Fair. i Ca:t. Miner, of the ship Norway, reports that wrote at sea a neyro maue a uesperaie ass.iuu on , a sailor and then eudeivored to blow up the ship I bv hr.ng the pow.ler magazine, but was snot ueau while trying to accomplishing the latter act and j thrown overboard. The wounded sailor was t;i-; ken to the city Hospital. From Cairo. Caiko, April 2 Lieut. S. C. Adam, of the i Marines, win drowned list night oil the naval wharf boat Hi bodv wn recovered. Gen Drayman has issued orders to prevent the j shipment of goods to the interior of Western Kentucky, and to prevent lats lamlitig at dan ; gerous places. Also, for the better protection of j public property, bv the expulsion from the dis- ; tuet of persons having no visible means ot support, and who may be traitors, spies, &c. f- rom rorlrr. .llonroe. Fortress Monroe, March 2U Ieut. Gen. Grant, accompanied bv Gen. M'Dwell and Smith, arrived this morning from Washington. The stesrner S IJ Spudding has arrived fiom Beaufort. . C, bringing the mails and atout 15 rebel prisoners, principally from Georgia regi ments. FrRTRisR MoMioE, Ap il2. The four steamers which Ie!t here at 1 oVIock yesterdiy tnoinir.g in search of the disabled steamer reported off Cape Henry, have returi.ed unsuccessful. The steimer Fairli iven trom New York for Alex-tidrii Ins been wrecked in Cape Henry. No lives lost. The schooner Fanny Dell, trom Philadelphia for Prt Royal, v.s wrecked at the -ame place. The Captain. M ite and cook are missing. A brigatine is also ashore there. from Ml. t ailiaritie. St Catharink. C. W.. 2 The Welland Ca Dal opens for navigation April lötli t rom 71 t toon. Mattoox. 111.. April 2 All quiet, were sent to Springfield this afternoon, ther trouble is apprehended. Prisoners No fur-THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. HOUSE. Washington, April 2. At the expira'ion of the morning hour the House went into Com nittee of the Wh ile, and resumed consideration of the National It inking bill. Mr Pendleton c died tin his motion to reconsider the vote bv winch the Iloi-e disagreed to the Senate amendment to the Montano Teiritorv bill, and asking a committee of conference He 6aid the Senate's amendment striking out the word "white" was to give negroes the right to vote in the Teriitory. It was an amenOmrnt different fiom what had heretofore been incorpo rated into such bills since the Republican partv came into power. This pirty hid ignored their precedents. His objei-t was to give gentlemen an opportunity to determine whether they were prepaid to siv tint neuro s should have the harne rights in the territories as white men. He therefore wanted the House to adhere to its disagreement. Mr. He iman, of Michigan, would not discuss the question whether it was extedient that negroes !hould vote or not; but, as the m itter stood, the Houe hid alrei ly refused to consent to the Senate amendment, nnd appointed a committtee of conference on the subject. He moved to lavMr. Peniileton's motion to reconsider on the table The motion of Mr. Deim in was agreed to veas 6it. navs 4.t 9 The House then resumed the c nsideration of the Raritmatid iVlaw ire Iiy R Tilro ad hill. Mr. Sweat of M irylatid believed there was no warrat t in the Co;i-:itution and laws of the countrv for the bill Mr. Hooper of Mass ichusettsoüered an amend ment to the 44'h ection of the N-tion! link bill, providing that any bink or b inking associstioa no organized in pursiuf.t eof the laws of auy State or riic!eol aociation which prohibit specific chmge therein, mav be changed or con verted into a national hanking association, without any change in the article of association; and its directors at the tim ol the i hinge, may continue in office, and their successors may from time to time be appointed, or electel, in the dinner provided in the articles of association Mr Hooper iid ih it the N'ew Yotk Bark of Commerce desired to come under this law; it had a ctpital of $10.000.000. and hid done more to sutaia the Government than any other institu tion. During the debite, ome gentlemen regarde! Mr. Hooper's amendmect a unking an it judicious distinction: it was ar-ueJ that the r-rovi sionsof the bill should be applicable to all banking institutions Kinallv, Mr U-wper'a ameudruent was adonted: 49 agairi't 45. Mr. Wiln moved to amend the ection which provide for the redemrtin of note: o aa to confine it to New Yk, Pbllidctphu acd Boton. Amendment rejected. Without any action on the bill, the committee rose, and the House a Ijourned. PROFESSIONAL. Dr. A. D. ftAM,, OFIER3 HIS SF.RTICES TO THE CrTtZEXS OF Indianapolis and vicinity. OSce, Virginia Ave&ia So. 11. Uesideoca üorih Xsw Jersey street, Xo S7. octU'3-dly

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31 E X I C A N rsr E W Cases in the Supreme Court, U. S. TWO VESSELS WRECKED. Ac. Ac. Ac .At.. Ac. From Srtr York. 2s kw Yc it. Anril 3 The 7th Regiment has contributed $10,0) to the Sn'iary Fair, The Herald's Washington di-patcb says Gen. Grant ha ioed an order directing that any communicvion addressed by an officer, cr soldier, to h's superior, unless forwsrded through the regular official channel, will he disregarded and the writer tri by court martial; and, if found guilty, he shill be dismissed the tervire, or otherwise severely punirhed. Yemeni?, a new-inrpntM torpe lo premiturely exploded at i he Navy Yard, and eruMisly injured the inventor and an officer who was ex imininj; it. Admiral Dahinten h.o given u? the hote of recoveriui; the body of his son. He will leave. Monday, for Charleston, to resume the command of the South Atlantic Squadron. The Times Havana correspondent has Mexican news to the 19th ultimo. It appears certain that Vidaurn has openly declared against Jurez. General Xlejia was mart-bin- against the Mexican General Doblado. Doblado was also msrehing to fight Mejia. Other accounts say Doblado was going to the United State3. An American General is said to have gone to Saltillo to have an interview with Juarez General Baz-n would shortly leave the city of Mexico for rnebla to direct operations of an expedition against the south of Mexico. The report of the capture of Gu iialajira by Uraga and the shooting of Miramon appears to be unfou tided Uraga is Mid to have withdrawn and to be marchin g to the south of Morelia Ortega is reported to have been routed by the French under Castagney and disbanded his troops The French are reported to have abandoned Tobasco and Miuititlan. after tome veey severe fighting. The French fleet is blockading the coast strict ly from era Cruz lo Tobasco In sotne fighting near Alstano the French had the advantage. The Governor of Tampico, hiving been strengthened, gave battle to the Liberals, but was driven back to the walls of the city, where ne lortihed The Liberals under Diaz hold 0 ij tea and the surrounding country. The French cruisers will soon blockade Mauzalan, Manaillo and Guavinas. The foreign legion is to be increased to six battalions, and remain ten vears iu Mexico. The Courier, of Mexico, rejoices that Matan 24 not been occupied, as it avoids difficulties Wltn the United States. The steamer Columbia arrived from New Orletns the 2Gth. Our army was still pushing up Ked river. The steamer Luminarv brought to New Or lean, from Alexandria. 122 bales of cotton and 30(1 rebl i reamers including 25 uflicers, captured on tie oj4t Uentv-eight miles back of Alexanuna. The gunboats hate commenced destroying property. The troops now follow the example and the inhabitants destroy all private cotton to preveu;its falling into our hand. Among the prisoners is Gen. Taylor's chief of I staff. The 63d Ohio, in advance of General Br.ks' forces, reached Alexandria on the 14th, having marched 170 miles iu five days. Highly or ninety prisoners were taken, and flight tdiirmi.-hing lasted several days. Our forces were never healthier. From Cairo. Cairo, April 3 Memphis dates of the 1st state that Ch almer'sforce. numbering 25,000, was leported as having been m Grand .1 unction, Tennessee. Other rebel forces were at Bolivar the same date Forre-t was at Trenton at lat advices. It is rcortcd that the 6th Tenuessee cavalry, Col Hurst, about 300 strong, had a fight near Sumerville, Term , i.n the 30th ult., with about 1.500 rebel cavalrv, supposel to be part of Mc Cuilouh's coram and. Alter righting thre? or four hours and finding themselves largely outnumbered, ey fell back, leaving 50 or GO killed and wouiait-d iu the hands of the rebel. A rebel surgeon is detained at Paducih ns hostage for Dr. Hord, cap'ured and carried away from the hospital thereby Forrest. Thirty or forty sit k, taken prisoners from the hispitai at the same time, were kept 10 miles back of Paducih. on the night of the battle, on the bate ground without shelter or fire, and marched i tf next da y without food. All quiet at Paduch No change in the Memphis cotton market. The steamer Jewess, from Memphis for Cinc ntiati, had 57S bale of cotton. From H nsliinton. Washington'. April 3. JohnJ Van Xatrace. C. G. Ward. E C Cowdin and ft. W. Blunt, have arrived here ns a committee of the Union l.eaune Club of Kentu' ky, to urge the pissage, by the Senate, of theIIou.se bill, providing for the volyntary enlistment of any persons residents of the insurrectionary States into the regiments of other States. The following cases will be argued durinc the present week in the Supt erne Court of the United Spates; Numbers 171 and 21)7 the United Stife appellant vs Se'-asiian Miner, and the United States v. Jose Jo ujtiin No 176 Anne It Dermof. executrix, plaintiff in error vs Charles S. Wallack, from the Circuit Court of Washington. D C No 177, Anne R Permots, executrix, plaintiff in etror, vs Zephmiah Jones No 178. The Unite i State et nl vs Edsrar Conplin et al ; from the D strict Court of Wisensin. No 179, Benjamin D Godfrey, pla;ntiff in errer, vs. Chas. T. Eids. rrmn t, Lonii, St. Lorn, April .1 Private advices from Little Rock av that Get eral Steele's forces. 15.0IM stroni:. left that plice. jjoing south, on the 2'M ult. They will unite with troop- from Fort Smith, at pome point iu the southwestern part of the S'ate. Iu consequence of large quantities of supplies hiving been recently taken iu western Kentucky probably shipped to invite incur-ions General Braymin at Ciiro has issued orders Mispending permits tor landing eaod between Paducah and Memphis, and prohibiting steamers landing on the Kentucky shore between Paducah and Cairn, and between Cairo and Memphis, except C ilumbus. Island No. 10 and Fort Pillow, nnles under armed convov and orders from military or naval officers. Ferries, trading boats, skiffs, kr., will not be allowed to cross the river between Cairo and Memphis, and trains from Paducah and Columbus are not to be run except for military purposes From loiilavllle. LoviSTtLtx. April 3. The miiitary authorities here have no apprehension of any extensive raid iu'o Kentucky at preent. The Journal' Huntsville special saya party of guerrillas on Thursday uight robbe! several house 18 miles below that place, and stole a number of horses Gens. McPnerson and Login drove them to the Tennessee river on Fridav. bnt could see no rebels on the opponwe bnk. I The Nashville Times mention the capture of the notorious cuerrilla S4tn. Moore, who has been committing depravation iu the vicinitv of PuUki. Athena anJ Decatur, lor several mon'.ha DlSt. The ptencer trio from Nhville it several hours hehind time, beuic detained in consequetic of a freight uaiD rui ning oflf the track at MuufurJjville thia morLing. rrm rhllndelpbla. Philadeltbia. Acril 3. An unfortanate af fair occurred at a c nre't 'o n list trght. A etpn.m was ihot detd in a private box by her lover, who fired three haba throucb h?r. The house wat cloaed on account of tbe occurrence

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i if Tst-iesAra.j Cincinnati tnrkei. Cincinnati. April 2. Flour du'l: sarerfine sold at $5 65(55.70, and extra at $5 75(?CWheat ueidy t $1.30 for red. Corn it $1 1.05 for ear and shelled. Oats at 75c. Rye at $1 27. Whidtv in good demnnd; pales of SüJ brli. it $1.00 Provision firm. B:ilk roeit snd bcon higher, snd in good dmsrd; sties of 500.00!) pound bulk meitsat f for shoal Jer. 9(2 9c for side. I2c f r lutes loose, nnd I2c for picked. Bicon sold at S for shoulders. for sides, and 12c for clear tide: plain harn are held at 14!X, 'nd ogr cured at 1516'c; TK) brls rumr pork sold atl3l". according to qualitv. and 7(K brls prime me at $21 (221.50, aud 300 brls city mess at $22 5 J. Linsee! od advanced to $1 52; eood demand. Cloverseed, $i 75. Timotbv declined to $2 6U, and dull. Sucar active, and prices tendine upward. Gold at C53C6c, and silver at 53 55c. Exchacge firm. York narket, Nev Yoik, April 2. Flour in moderate demand onlv, but firm; quounions $6.H5G 90 for extra State, $7.1027 30 for extra Round-hoop Ohio; arid $7.35(2,0 25 for trade brands; closing quiet. Whi'ky opened firm and more active at $1 01 1 02 for State, and $1.03(21-05 for Western. Wheat firm nnd more active at $1 60(31 64 for Chicago Spring and Milwaukee Club; $167 1.70 for Winter Red Western. Corn heavy for old; 1.23(21.295 for old western mixed in store, and $1.29(3 1Ü95 for new vellow; included in the sales are 26.000 bushels old mixed Western, chiefly t $1,29. Oats dull at b990c for State and Western. Coffee firm but quiet. Sugar firm st 16 for New Orleans. 14(315 for Cuba. Molassei dull at 0s9c for New Orleans. Pork quiet, and prices scarcely so firm, except for prime, w hich i a shade higher; prices, $22 50 for mes-, $22.25 lor old mrss. $2424 00 for new me. .$lts.25(220 75 for old and new prime, $24(324 50 for prime mess; also. 500 brls new mss lor June, seller's option. $24.625, and 5W brls do. for January, buyer's option, at $25. Beef quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet at 13 Money in good supply nnd active demand at 67 per cent. S.erline quiet at $1.79(31.!. Gold steady; opened at f6g. declined to 66g. advanced to $bb;8, nnd closed firm at loj The total exports of specie, to-dav, were $29, ä'i. i ne receipts in tne custom liouse were $20,323,990 $15.511.891) were in gold certifi cates; receipts for the week were $1,464,740,12?, of which $63,333,630 was in gold certificates. !v York Cattle .Market Makkkt Dav, Tcksdav, March 29, 1S64. total BECEirrs or cattle or all kinds, roa the week.

Sheep and BVeve. Cow. Veals. Lamb. Swine. Total 5.0.V 151 7H 12.430 8.3(51 Last week 359 237 508 5,511 6,776 OTspn'g week latyear.... 4,533 211 765 4,32 11.93G Av'r'tre No. per w'k last year 5,1X4 130 695 10.01S 21,152

BEEVES rBOM PtrPEUEXT states. New York 305 Pennsylvania 9 Ohio 302 Indiana Illinois . ..3,1Kentucky 190 Iowa M&sachuett. Connecticut 53 New Jersey. Michigan. ... Canada .2s6 . 50 EEKVKl Itereipt 1.2H more than last week, and no:bin; but the cloe of Lent prevented a decline Jn price, epecially as Kceep ana dobs are also much p'rlier Under the impress'on ot a much omaller number at Forty- ourth s-trcet than were really in the yards. butchers bowel o mr.ch anxiety to buv that brokers advanced the rates iS;c. per Ib. hen t, became known, however, that up to n-jn of Mon-Jay nearly ,(MM) head bad been received, trade fell off, and the morniug'a advance wasjust about lo t. Arrivals of nearly 400 cattle on Monday nSi?ht made low rale Tuela., and price were SS to $10 per bead lower than the opening rates, but so many were old at niKti nore' nurng the bri-k traiJe of Monday murt.ing that th vrrage vf the market was about the ame aa lat week. We quote : Premaim qualities, per cwl 15.5(r518 00 rnine, do do lt.ROftlS.OS Medium to goo.1 qualities, per cwi 'J,5'g.H,0U l'oor do do KJ.Ofigll.lM General sellinjr prices do 12.50 SU.00 Average do 13.25 - i ne quality was generally in erior. lew crovea 0 fat auimals found quick ul"s at 14 5 lie per lb. Several droves of tUl-r brmht g'H'd price. A.11 toe a'ock waa soid with the exception of one or :wo Miiall lot, with drawn for better jrio s. The e was quite a call for working oxen, for which lo'ji j per pair was paid. The trouble about ecurin the bet yards Is now ettled In fa-or oi the larße.t drovs. nv owner or s-l er havinir 9(1 hed or over, takes his chance in drawing for the yarus along the middle ai-c cows. Keceiptsare lichter, with n Improvement In nnce They ko oll towlyat aJiO for poor cowa, tU.f-'ö lor tair ami SG ,0 tor Kod miker iu fat condition, One large tine Dm ham was be d al t& K VEALS. Arrivals are larger. ith many "bobs." Butter is a high that little caKes are smiti for sale while of tender aKi'." They briii 3g3 each. Mod veaU are worth a.'SSc ; a Jew Lr.ng 10j., anl the market cloes dull. SHKEF. Receipt are much larger, anl, with an improved demand iiice I-ent, all are waited at tbe old pr ce ot 94 9,lac tor kooI (at lots, tine drove of extra i-heep, 140 lb. each, wre weiglied out at lUc. The marKft is good. 11. II. Hu-ne old l,4'J3 sheen at 3SU3 each. Wm. U. Bl!i sold .-iCyl he.p for t.'H p r bead. Mcftraw O'Brien old v',l.0 he-p at t7.X'2 per bead. Cbamberlm sold 2,673 hheep at 4.ST 4S 11 each. Some liihunian farnier sent in .-everal lots of h eared be p, which brought J4.75 .f 5 5U each. Tl e tir.-t lambot thesea-iu. from NewJerey, brought t"3$Sesch eight, alive, about i5 lbs., mak.Dg high pr.ced meat. Boca. Receipt are larger, but w.th an Improre! demand all ar taken a fat a-, they arrive at better rates, the d vance being fully c. per lb Tue w-ather faveratransactious. V e quote : Live hogs. ... f.'S9 ... 7U&X ;;;( ssDreed 11, US 11 &MA Heavy prime corn fad.. L'ght do ... Heavy still-fed .... L'ght do 11 Still bos, being fit. are reported higher than tbiunUh corn li g-, lard being an object. NATIONAL BANKS. U.S. 10-40 BONDS Principal & Interest Payable in Gold. fiWK FUST NATIONAL RAK OF IXD'AXtPOUS I is tb Government Agnt f r the sale of thee desirable Bond., and is now ready to receive subscriptions for the same. The Bonds will fped ly be delivered, w tbout expressge, or o her charge, and will be Coupon or Registered B nds, as the purcha-er may deire. The Interest will begin the day the money is deposited in the Bank. It is 5 per cent , but being pai l in Gold (aud every six months on bonds over t H O) is r ally ä per cent.; b sides art jtmJy ej-tm4. byliv from, all Stitt. Vy, J'.nnuMj, r fW Municipal t ix. Kemember tlat in orlerm the.-e Bmds jou ecu re a firt class investment, a.,j mt the same time materially aid 'n sustaining tour Government, As the law bm ts the issue to two hundred mill ons, which will no Coubt oon b reached, parties hal better ceposi at once. A coruni-sion will be a'lowed he purchaser on all Bonds on! red at this Bank. THE NATIONAL BANK Hs alo for sale, and is now ready to deliver V par, LixlUd Slates Legal Tender Treasury Yotes, Drawing 5 per cent. Interest; also, IT. S. ltcvcutie Stamps, at a His count. Cnl'ed State Coupons, whether due or not, wJH he bought at tht- highest price: aiso Qa'trma-er, and Commissaries' Ordars aud Voucters; liold. Silver and Exchange. aprl"83-dly MEDICAL. LIFE ok rEvrrn: SOLDIERS Don't go Dack to the IfVir. 17 R many have died from Diarrhea and Dysentery in 1 your reg-. ment- Now take warning and do nt return aithont fcppljirr yr-ur knapsacks with a bottle of Dr. Strickland'. ntl Cholera MiXtu- remem'-er how many were saved la-t year by taxing it after i n$ di. charged a'i sent from tht hospitals as iticaraMe. One dot will icmeriiately rel.eve the rr.rM M-vere m of D-arrbcra or D.s-n'ary It Is arkno led ed by the faculty to be tbe only m-d cine ktiowa to cwra Chronic Diarrboia and Dyntary. Now don't teglect It. for on your retorn a change of diet and water. 4c. will mist e-rtan-ly r-rtog on tarrhora, and a 5" cmt b"tt e of Dr. fctnekland's Aatl-Cholera Mixture w 11 cue yon and several others. It w:ll keep gooi in ay ciiojate. Do not fail U tell your comrades to put a bottle of it ia their koapsacks. Sold by Drug r1t ard prepared only by Dr. A. StrickUnd, 6 Ka.t fourth street, Cl. clrratl, O. For rt by VT. I. t!aklt 4 Co.. Browülng 4 Sloan, Stewart 4 Morgan, i. F. Seoour, Tomltnoti 4 Cox. Kgner 4 Wocher. uarchT dlyod4wly

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From th army bopttat tka bloody batt'.o-8U tka matutoa of tat rich aad ktusbls sbtis of tfcs poor from tis e2ca and the aered detk from tba mountain top, distant val'.ej. and far-off iaUnda of taa ocaaa from every noox tat conser of lit clv.Ihjtd worM Is -ocHr.t In tha vi !nc of tka aMoniahinc Trcta af t - DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTIRS. Taouana opon tboundi ot letters Hit tk fUlowlsg Ectj b seta at ur oSce: Rxkpsicxt, V IX-, Spt. 16, 1SC3. 1 I k.v been la tba amov hosp tal for fourteen mootb. )cb:esa and nearly dad. at Alton, HI., tbey ave me a b-t:le of PUrtatiou B uer. krte butüe rwtored try piecb and eurti n . C. A. FLACTK." Som Wakiaw, 0., Jaly IJ, ll ' On young man. wba bad been 'ck and not out of the boup for two years with ScrrfuU and '.rjMpfla, anrr pijlrc the !rton ever 1W wlttoBt beoefit, baa bn cures! by ten bottles of oar bitter. Tba following ta from tb Manager of tba Unioo Bma School for tht Children of V( lantem; II AVEMiTtt iLiJsMOü, FirTT-SETtmi SnrEt.J N'aw Tou, August t. lct3. i 'Da. 1ake: Toar wonderful Plantation R:ttri lava bee n jri-fn to ome of our l'ttle children uffrinr from weakDena and weak lung, witb mot barrv erTect Ona little cirl, in panic lar. with paln ia her head. loa of appetite, tad daily wantlnz conunstinn. on whom all medical kill had been exhausted, hat been entirely ratored. TV a commenced with but a teaspoooful of Bitters a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly Increased, ana sue ii now wen. - Respectfully, UHS. O. St. DEVOK." 4 I ow much to you. f r 1 varily believt tba nantatlon Bitter Lave aaved my life KV. W. 11. VTAiifiOSER, Madrid, X. T." ' Thon wilt send me two bottles more of thy Plantation Bitter. My wife ha been greatly benefited by their use. Thy Mend. ASA CURR X, Philadelphia, Pa." " I have been a great sufferer from Dyspep sia, and bad to abandon preaching. Tba Plantation Bitters have cured me. REV. J. S CATH0R5, Roc better, X. T." Send u twenty-four d ten mora of your Plantation Bitter, tbe p claritx f which are da.ly increasing witn the guests or our bou-e. STKK9, CHADWICK t CO., Proprietors of VTlllard'a Hotel, Wahington, D. C. I Lave given the Plantation Bitters to bun dreds of our disabled soldiers with the mt astonishing e fleet. O. W. D. AXDRKVTS. Saperintendvnt Soldiers' llome, Cincinnati, 0. The Plantation Bitters hava cured me of liver complaint, of which I was laid up prostrate and had to abandon my buii:es. H. B. KlMiM.KT, Cleveland, U." The Plantation Hitters have cured ae of a derangeni et of tbe kidneys and urinary organs that has distressed me for years. It acs Iik a charm. ' . UAitUP tip A t - - .1 H V W C. 4c 4c, Ac, Ac, 4. The Plantation Bitters make tba w eak strong, the Ian guld brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great restorer, They are composed of a celebrated Calisaya Bark, Winterreen, Sa-afrs, Roots, Herbs, Ac, all preserved ia perfectly pure St. Croix kern. S. T.-1860.--X. Persons of sedentary babit troubled witb weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, dis tress af.er eating, torpid liver, constipation, Ac, deserva to auffer if they do not try ibem. They are recommende J by tka h'ghest medical author ities and are warranted to produce an immediate bane ficial effect. They aro exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless. Notice Any person protending to eil Plantation Bitters in bulk or by tht gallon Is a swindler and lmpos tor. It is put up only in our patent log cabin bottla B- ware of bottle refilled wiih imitation dcleterous staff for which several persona are already In prlfon. Sea that every bottla has our piivat Coiled States Stamp over th cork unmatilated, and signature on steel plato ide label. Sold by respectablo dealers throughout tba habitable globo. I. II. DRAKE & CO., 202 Broadway. N. Y. feb4-d6m A FACT ic I a Dye, In the year 145 Mr. Mathews Brst prepared tbe VENKTlN H 1K DYE; Mnce that time it his been used bv thousands, and iu no instance has i failed to give entire atifaction. The VKXETIAJf DTK is the cheapet In tht world. Its price Is only Fifty Cent , and each bottle contains do'tb'e the quantity of dye in tho usually sold for one dollar. The VENETIAN DTP. I warranted nt tn injure tht hair or tie scalp in the slightest degree. rhe VENK'I IAN DYK works witb rapidity and certainty, the hair requiring no preparation whatever. The VKNfcTUN DYK producta any shade that may ba desired on that will not fd crock or wa?-h outone that is as permanent as the hair i:-lf. For sala by all druggists. Price 5 ctnts. A. t. MATH F. WS, Gen. rsl Agent, 12 Gold ktreet, Jf. T. A1m, M tn ifactarer of Ma.thw Arnica Hair Gloss, tbe best hair dressing In are. Price 15 cents. JunelH-ly BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES. "I HAVE NEVER CHANGED MY MIND respecting them from the first, excepting to think yet better ofthat which I began thinking well jf." Rev. Henry Ward Beocber. 'The Troche are a itaff of Life to ne." Prof. Edward North, Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, Jf. T. "For Throat Troubles they are a specific." P. Willis. "Too favorably known to need commendation." Hon. Charlei A. Phelps, Fre. Vaa. Senat. "Contiinno Opium nor anything injurious." Dr. A. A. Hayes. LbemUt. Boston. "An elegant combination f r Coughs." Dr. G. F. Bigelow, Boston. "I recommend their use to Public Speakers." Rev. E. H. Chapln. "lfost aalutary rrlJef in Bronchitis." Rev. S. Selgfried, Morristown, Ohio. "Very beneficial when suTerin j from Colds." Rev. S. J. P. Anderson. St. Louis. "Almost instait relief In the distressing labor e breathing peculiar to Athma." Rev. A. C. Egg'.eston, New Tork. "iney nava suitea my case exactly, relieving Ey throat so thit I can sing witb eae." T. Ducbarme, Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal. As there are imitations, be sure to obtain the genuin. Sold by all Drairgiata and Dealer n Med irtnatia tht United States and most foreign countries at 25 etht per box. mchSdAwIm rSTNERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL Weakne-s, etc., ci bt cured by ont who haa really cured aim elf and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothhig bet tht truth. Addri with stcip. EDWARD H. TkATEB, fb-"9-dlwly Lock Box, Boston, Mau. tS"LADIES! LADIES! LADIES! DON'T fail to read tht advertisement In this paper, head IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. Cheesman. of New Tork, baa devoted tha laat thirty years of his practica to Femalt Complaints. Iiis Pill act bkaacbann. They are rellabU and safa. nv9-dnj MEDICAL. IE A SURE CURE! ITiYERTBODT U U tg cored cf thi d streaaitr d -li cami by tt use cf OR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Raa what a safferer aayMr. J. f. Haiarle. 164 Second street, Cinciena'.i. 0. sst bt hat been a dreadful rarterrr with P.Wi for a brig lime, and has tried nearly everything, and coald obtaiu no relief. Ht nd a bo at on Tourist of a pot of It. 8iric'a ds Pi O nt cent, and rt mdt a coruplett cur. II adr every ou .ffrring U try Iu fold by all Drogtsta at SO can s put poL Manufactured at No. fc.au Fourta street. Ctuelnfaatl. O. Ak for Strickland's Pile ilemedy. Fi-r sale by W. I. Hs-klt 4 Co., Brownlnsj 4 S o;. Stewart A Morgan, J. f. Saur, TobjIIokhi 4 Cox an4 Igatr A Wochtr. marT-dlytoJiwlj

SPECIAL nOTlCEO. C3TDISE ASES OF THE NERVOUS Snlaal, Urtcary a od f-aaaai gyatema- te aad rvlaWt trt atattt-la ieport of tit HOWARD All -CUTIOJ. ftLt by mail la slod lattar osvaio-oa, froo of cbargw. Aäirvr, D. j. SKILL BOrGHTON, Howard Astovl tion, N a. S South Sltth Itmt, rhiUitUkU. T. aar3-44wly UOTri HIAWATHA HAIR UE.'T0BAT1TE, UOTT'l HIAWATHA HAIR Kt TOR-ATI VI. HOTTI EUWATBl EAlK lUTOfcATlTI. taLocgfeltow. Pmi II at ha was adJadco4 to havo eocserrea tba grrate.t bo-a ob I'. tnt-t beraat kt brvugtt U Its rittk ttrn. Every tit will as!l litt our preparation ts worthy -f tho ucs, t or tkvo boMäta It Cvo.'.i a when it U a&vva. TVU1T THE KUWAT3A DOtS. It restores fadd and grsy hairs aod wklskers to tbetr otig rial color. It brlut up lb tataral hada.f cfos hair w.th ar.uther, thus f.sizt tht hair a perfect l.fe ap pearanr. M thai the Bt rrtac! Ter caaaot tect tt? ue. It duu brh bair ft and tfisy, stopt its fl! r.; oat, c iearff It and tht c p tnxa all rtrycrt ties i a reacily app ied and wiped from tha skis a axy bair drea4na, ao enilrvly vvrcotae. lie bast eCccta of previous ose of preparations costaiaicg s!f ttj, jar c f leal Ac. The prcpJetors of tto Hiawatha pob!ihd tka follow. In challenge to toat, ta the ew Tork aj.s tkrot Wftll, fc:ca WAS NEVElt ACCEPTED. Let soma we!! knewn and disinterested persons point vu to tk' pripr.etcr 9f each preparation for tha tair to br ng -p the color. Kverv proprietor to nothing but c o prpara!KU, aud tbe person nothing 1st rtrtrg th t't A certilrate of tt reu t to ba widely tublshed at tha tioe&st of tht anaaecoatful competitor. eold everywhert. JOSETXI B0TT 4 CO., Barlt dlT No. 10 University Place, N T.

HAGAffS MAGNOLIA BALM. Th! is the most delightful and txtraordlaary artklt ever discovered. It chsages tba sua burnt faoa aad hands to a pvarly satin textart of ravishing besaty, la parting tht Biillt purity of youth, aud tht diling4 appearance so Invltlcg la tht city belle of faahiow. It removes tan, freckles, pltnplrs and routbetss cf tl skin, leaving tht complexion fresh, transpsrent and smooth. It contain no material trjurlooa to tht ikla. Patronized hy Actrcsaes and Opera Singers. It I what very lady should have. Sold everywhere. Pr pared by W. E. IlAOAN, Troy, X. T. Address all order to DKM AS S. RATINES A CO., New Terk. febSdSm-eod A Voice From ViscUburc. VicKrtra, Ma., Aug. 9. lsJ. Da. Jon Bru. -Dear sir: I am happy to statt to yow thst have used your valuable Cedron Bitters with great benefit to mylf in generU debility snd prostration f my t.ytem, produced by the ui. healthy aud aiasmatia influences of the MiM.-ip; i Kiver and ari md Vicks burg, laving born w;th (ten. Ursnt's army throughout lit hole Southern can. pain. I rouft.iently recommend Its ue to all persons who are exposed In uubea'tby eil mates. II . W. FOGLF., Agent U. S. Sanitary Cornaus loa. Locii viuA, KrStpL II, 163. On the 23d of Jaly last I submitted, thrvgh aa ageat of mine, to the Medical Director of tha Department (ht Cu-nberland. a sample of my Cedron Bitters for hit Inspection, and requested. If alter analysis ht foetid It ' meritorious, to sanction and approve it a smon our soldiers. The following U tht Ifedical D rector's reply, and also Gen. Roran's permia.ioa to ship SOU dosen at mnem. to have u sold to Sutler. JOHN BULL. "I am satisfied that Cedron Bitten will do no htna to any one, if taken properly and In moderation. 1 e wo objection to Dr. Bullbtlns permitted to di.pote of tt to Suitler. A. HfcNKt Tilt"R8TU5, Surgeon and M dk a Director, D. C." i nxADQCimu Dtr'r o m Crmtaua,! Nafmviixc, Isma . Jaly 24. ie3. Dr. John Ball' A sent, Mr. , haa prm't(a to hip to Nashville, Tenn twenty-five grosi (or 3U0 doxe n) of Bull's Cedron Cittsrs, for salt to Sutlers In tht army only. Ibt regulations of tht Treasury Department art to bo compUed with ifrctlj. By corns. Aiid of Major General Eoeeeran. WM. M. wrrLF.S, Major and Provost Marshal General. Sold Whole tale atid Ketall W J. F. SKWOCR. Draarat. West Washington btreel, Indianapolis. marchl-dSra egr IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR. Haivet'i Fkmalc Pilu bavo sever yet failed la removing difficulties arising frora obstruction, or atoppagt of natura, or ia restoring tbe system to perfect health when suffering from ffpinal afiTectkms, Prolapaua, UUfi, tht Whites, or other weakness of tba Uterina Organa. Tbe Pills are perfectly harmlsa on tht constitution, and may bt taken by tht most delkatt femalt without causing distress tht same timt they act Iikt a charm by strengthening, tn vi go rating and restoring lb system to a healthy condition, and by bringing oa the monthly period with regularity, co matter from what causes tht obstruction may arise. They should, however, NOT ho taken during tht first three or four months of pregnancy, though safa at auy other time, aa miscarriage would bo tht result. Each box contain 0 p lis. Price tl. Dr. H Alt VET'S TREATISE on Diseases of Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriege, Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction and Abuses of Nature, and emphatically tht La-Hes Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet of 64 pag ea, sect fret to any address. Six cents required to pay potAga Tht Pill and book will bo sent by mail when desired, securely sealed and prepaid, by J. PET AN, M. D-, General Agat, No.7 Cedar street. New Tork. JU"8old by all th principal druggists. TOMLINSON COX, Druggi-u. Agenu. iept30'63-i6iwly Indianapolis. STNEW DISCOVERY FOR THE Speedy and permanent cur of Seminal Weakness. Urethral and Vaginal Discharge. Gleet, Seaoal Disease, Emissions, Impotence, Genital Debility and diseases of th Bladder and Kidney. Bell' Srxanc Piixa aro warranted lo all casta and can be relied on. No chance of diet required. They do not uausate,nor interfere with business pursuit. Upwards of 200 caa hava been cured tht past month. Jfor f Af o hundred pJkyicia4 tAtrtn in tKiir priraU practictand aU.pvik sc3 of Ikrir tßcaeq. They are entirely harmless oa tht system, and can bt relied on in all cases arising from youthful indiscretion or elf-abase, which often Incapacitates th sufferer from fulfilling (Ae dutiet ( wuirrid lit. ATB'ATISE of 64 page, containing means of euro, aent fret tt all. Two stamp rtqwirod for pottago. Th Pills win he sent by mail, socurely sesWd, on recast of Oat Dollar, by J. BET AN, M. D, 9 a. TS & dar street, V.T. Sold by all tht principal druggist. TOMLINSON k COX, Ageata. aept-10-dA wly ladiaenpolia MEDICAL. Dr. STIlICItLrVD LZELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM CritF.S Coughs, Colds, tort Throat, Asthma, and Consumption. It ts only necessary for ry oco troubUd w-.tn theso complainu to try on bottio of Br. Strickland Mellifluous Cough Balsam, To cccvlnce them that tt 1 tht be t prtpsrt'Jeo ever used. It not otity care tbe above affections of tbe throat and lang, but it cure Ni?l t fwea'a and p ttin of Blood, and U an excellent garglt for any kind of Sor Throat. It ta pleasant to take, and a safe median for Lofant. Pre 50 cent pr bottio. For salt by Dm. gists gearl v. For al hy W. L Bsak't A Co . Brwrine 4 f lor. f f wart A Morgan, Tomlinson A Cox, J. f Senoer as4 rgntr A Wwehtr. Bii?.dljwCAw1y PnOFESSIOrJAL. J. DORSEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ornci and mirENCK, No. 46 North Pennsjlvania St. f.hl-d2aAwlB