Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4228, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1864 — Page 3

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PROCLAMATION BY TOE MAYOR. PETITION TO PAV VOLLST EC III. At ft wffioo af th Com mm Council, beli May Jd. 14, tbe following notion pralld: That lb. M ayr request th Uli m to meet at the Reboot IIoes In och Ward, on Saturday, tbo ?th lnt-, to alga ft petition, in Accjrdtnc with tbt profli en of sect ix iS of tb. City Cbr;er, pfctotn tho Council o rmtract ft debt or lota f procure mon7 for the pa-pose of paying bounty ta v-dun'-cers In tbt hundred days' orrleo, or maintaining tfcoir famines dmlng b enre. See. M It u foi:oK MNo Incorporated city ander this wt bII power to borrow money, or Mr ny debt, or liability, etcept tn tbo czoeaOoo of tbo powers herein epreIy granted, un!ftft tbraefourtha of tbo rttidtnt to pvjr ahal! petition tbo Com moo Council to eontret och debt or loftft." Now, therefore, I, tbo undersigned. Mayor of the City of Indlanapolln.la paMtianco of the foreg lng do brcb notify the riiLent tue ptytrt of th.s e ty that at tb Um nd place above Indicated, petition, praying the Cnacil aft ftbovo recited will bo in rea linesa for th. s'gsture of 11 resident Vue jxiyett who are In favor of ach appropriation and loan. Witnes my Signatar and tb Mat of said city, tbfa 3d day of May. 10. LJ. J. CAVEN, Mayor. my-dU C I T Y IT EMS. C5TThe United State District Court con rened jeterJfty. tTMioft StUie St. CUir and Charles Birra are trump at the Metropolitan. tPHerea to Democracy and Peace. Drink thi toast standing atnl ia ftilence. tTT All kindaot limk an.l Job Printing neatly and promptly done at this office, at liiiK ritte. tyKentucky Avenue fa rxMil.JerH in front of the property to be aoM by Spam k Smith, at auction on tbe premise, to diy at 2 1'. M. t37Se Commodore Smtll' advertisement In an entertaining eiliiMtion. agisted be Iiis troupe, he will open shortly at Maonic Hall. To-Dat'b Acctiox. Spann & Smith will eell desirable tuVui-a property bear the i'.ilmer Houe at 2 o'clock thia afternoon. See advertisement. f2Tttrant'ft Carminative is the pleantet and afet remedy for looene. of the IsoweU. For aale at Senour'n druj itore and by druggists generally. RyFour doorft aoiith wet of the Palmer Home i the location of that firt cl t. improved real eUte to be sold at auction by Spann & Smith at 2 o'clock to day. CoscraT. The vocal und itntrument.il concert for the benefit of the blind come off thia evening at the Masonic Hull. This i a laudable object, and deserves the enoungement of our citizen 3T"There a UmretIe of ;t hundred or o of government mules and hone along Watdiinj:ton street, yesterday afiern on The afFiir ere tel great amusement and come eicitemeiit. HyHon. M. Marsh w in the city yesterday. He will very probably be nominatei lo represent the conntiea of Htncock and Shelby in the Senate of the yext Leg'mbtture. Maaoyic Notice There will be a stated meeting of Center Lodce. No. 23, this (Wednea day) evening at 7j o'clock. Cius. Fisher, Sec'y. 2J"Yeterday wa pomething like a May day. Tbt trlorioui luminary the un rolled over the city of Indianapolis from east to west, performing rery well and ever) body w the show for nothing. Tin Aftirmoos's Acctiox. Opposite the State offices and McOtutl's Block, on Keutuckv Avenue, Spinn Ii Smith will sell, at 2 o'clock to-dty, five fine buine.. st inds, now bringing a fine rent. tiPVVe understand th it In every ward active and energetic gentlemen ire at work filling up the ranks, under Gov. Morton' last call Lei each mtn do his duty, he conscientiously understand it. Earlt Closino. Anxious to give our voting men time for improvement, we will continue to close at 6 o'clock P. M. during tbe reason. W. k H. (3 lux. febI2d6m Proprietors New York Store There was a rumor prevailing on the street yesterday, that the veteran reserves were to be iramedi itely ordere! oft, ami that home guards would tike their place, and perform duty by guarding prisoner at CampMortou, and other functions. Ice! Ice ! ! Fi-h, Ojstor and Ice Deilers, Hotel nod Hoarding house keepers, Brewers, Butchers and private houses, can be supplied by Se week or t-easou, by applying at Joseph linsette, outh-we?t corner of Market and Illinois street. ma2 3i tirJ ust received, tine stock of new and be mi ml Soub GohIs, lor spring wer, which will be made to order in the tst of style, at very low prices, by Heilk.m, Merchant Tailor. Cll nd ejamine'the stock and satisfy our.elve-, at No. 17 North Illinois street. 19 1 1 FirrH Ward The ltdic of the Fifth Ward will meet on Wednesday the 4:h inst , at 2 o'clock, at Mr. I'.trker's. 14 South Missi-sippi street. Let there be a large attendance Mas. Hills. President. Mrs. Pakkek, Secretary. tOn the first paije of to-dav's piper will be found the apportionment of the Common School Funds of the Slate, by counties, recently prepared by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Mr. Kujg. It will be found interesting to the general reader, and especially so to all who feel interetcd in the educational progress of the Stftte. flfThen was quite a tun out and parade of one hundred day men, yesterday long Washing ton street Tney marched with banners and music. They wer generally young and vigorous We have no doubt of their patriotism, and believe that each will acquit himself in the ervictofhia country, as becomes a gentleman, a soldier, aiid a hero. A Rr.MMrreR Pais It is a bleing to the suffering to know that we have an effectuul cure for this truly troublesome diseae. Mr. J. P. Hanrde. of'lfU Second street. Cincinnati. Ohio, take great pleasure in informing all Im in suffering with pile that he used a snnll quantity j

of Dr. S ricVI ind'a Pile Kemcly. an.J it enectca permanent cure Thia eema to be the caa with all who make use of this splendid preparatiou. It Is mamifectured at No. 6 Eist Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and old by all drugguU mar9 tf tT Attention Ii rUe 1 to the fart that on FrniaT. MJ 6. Walker. McKerttan ti Oildsberrr will offer fr sale at auc tion the residence on North Illinois street adjoining Cunning bm' Conleetioiiery on the north, ani opfxite the Governor' mansion. The houe is a two atorv frame, new, and containa twelve rooms The lot is 71 feet front hy 120 feet deep, and has a pond as rtmeut o! frtut tree, shrubbery, ie . well, cistern. tiMe and carriage hou-e At tbe same time wiil te sold the vactnt lot adjoining the above, on the south: 30 feet front by UD feet deeo. At the itm time, will be sold the vacant lot adjoining the above named lot, on the north. Size. 21 feet front tiy 12! feet deep. The three lots together have a front of 124 leet. and separately or together constitJterceof the most deirtle localities in the citv. The sie should be attended bv all who contemr.Ut an investment in citv property. s2

AlTLCK FOR C-milD OtPJAJt Th poMic hsa already txir informed of Mm. Col Cmfifbi'i rffnt t"i etb!ih in Mempbw an Aty lum for orphan cd destitute colored cLiIJreo. Thia lady U widel kiKn for her benevolent Uh.,rft in behftlf of the tick and wounded o our mditftry bo-piial in the outhwet. S!.e now engaged with great teil in this endeavor to pro vii a refuge a:x! instruction for the homeless nd motherle lüde ones who by the fortune 0r war are thrown upon our charities. The humatiity of tucb ftn inititution, and the permanent biessicK it will be to that unfortunate race mut com mend it to the irood will and support of all. The Iridiaoa Freelmena Aid Comaiiion Indorses atwl commends the mission of Mrs. C(he!d; and notice hereby piven that rontri b'itions t tbt ot ject will be glidly received by Cftlv in Fletcler, Sr., President, and Jsroes M. Iii. Treasurer. K. A. Htdk. Recording Secretary. r?TCipt. Frank Fori and Lieut. Howard Stretcher, two youii geutletnen well known in thi city, who have beea in the army, are raising a company for the one hundred day ervice. They have already over forty men, all good and true, who are most of them residents of Mirion conntv. We would corortiend th coit-paiy to all young men of the city who are desirous of vduoteering. They will go with comrades whm they know; with gentlemen who hive betn the r acquaintance nd triend. Rally round the flag, boys, and fill up the ranks of this Kalian company. No braver or more accomplished officers could you cnlM under The recruiting station is on Illinois street, opposite the Palmer House, at the tent where the b inner of the Union is dip!aveJ Come forward and fill up the ranks. Now, if ever, your country ueeds your services.

2?The Fenian Hill last night was magnificent aHYir. The Hall was beautifully decorated. In the center, from a pedestal waved the Feni-in banner presented by the ladies of Indianapolis; th elegant banner for the Irish Regiment (35th Indiana) painted by (Hessing, and the Flag of our Union. Upon the walls were hung appropriate emblems, paintings and decorations. W e net-d onlv say that the arrangements were perfect In all respects, it was a delightful entertainment. The Hall was filled to it utmost capacity. "A thousand heart beat hippily; and when Mumc aro with Its voluptuous swell. Soft ey lok'd love to eyes which itpk ft?''. And all we nt merry a a marriaRe bell." The sunper by Hussey, at the Palmer, displayed the genius, taste and style of an accomplished artist. Jjf"Additional volunteers to fill piitions of i . v. i I... I .1 ... . I Wieras going nno me our ii'iii'iici o. !riur, have been namd as follows; but owinc to the fact that rut lew of our tuisiness men w ill neel lady sitants, we are requested to state that it will lie unnecesairy for any more ladies tosend in their names: Nellie Mclntire. 3D California street. Mary WiUon, !; Fast Louisiana street. Lizzie Hunter, 72 Ks Washington street. AtnelU Marsh, I'J Ea-t Market street. Carries K Sr2ent, I'J Eist Market street. iou. Junes, 21 Huron street. Mollie Stagg, 17'J North New Jersey street. Harriet Kerr. 32 East Georgia street. Mektino or the State Mfdical Sociity The fourt(enth annual hesiln of the Indiana Medical !ciety will convene in this city, Tuesday the I7lh ol May, at 2 o'clock P M. at College Hall It is desired that all delegates Irorn county medical societies, and other phyichiu who exnect to attend, will at one forward their names to the Secretary, that proper arrangements may be made for their accommodation. Paper through the State will aid the cause of science by copying this notice. Wm. B Flktchir, Secretary State Medical Society. New Ent.laxd axd the War 1 he following stanzas were very npu!ar in New England, where they were extensively published and admired in 1 5:47, the year of the Mexican war: "A for war, I call it muriT, There you have It plain an I Cat; I don't want to go no furdt r Than my Tet vineut tor lhat. God ha sM s plump an! fairly, It's a lortff as it Is iroai; And you've (tot to pet up airly, Ef you want to tske in (Jm1." TriE Theatre. To night w are to have two brilliant stars at the theatre, Misa Sallie St CUir and Mr Cnarles Barns, who will both appear in the great sensational drama of The Woman in White, one of the most intensely absorbing and poaerlul dramas now on the stage, full of fine sretrc effect, and opportunities for splended act ing, which should be witnessed by every one who can appreciate a series o fine, life pictures, particularly since there is ample room now the sol dier hiving deputed for the comforub'.e and quiet enjoy meat of an entertainment of this character. Sicono Ward Com pant Deputy Sheriff S A. Cramer has raised a company mostly from the second ward, numbering 'J I last evening. This isthevecond company in the State which has re ported and teen accepted for the hundred days service The comp my was organized vesterday bv electing Mr. Cramer Captain and Messrs. Lwis and Hall Lieuunanu. The energy and industry which Capt. Cramer has exhibited, ate certainly commendable. C.iaxak Tium. We notice on East IVarl street, that all the gates, and manv of the tit.ible I doors, -wing on, over the w:lk. so tint toot pas. enger have to push them shut as they na ahiiig the pivemetit, or walk in theftreet This is not right. The gates should be changed s that they will swing in-ide, which will leave the pavement free trotn interruption. Will the property ow nein along Petri street see th it this change is made? fTHczpkiih nt No. 13 Forth Illinois treet, has recently fitted up his establishment in elegant order. Everything iu season is srreail tMiuntifullv upon the tables of his re-taurant. Shid and all other fi-h. oysters, game, and everv delicacy is there. At the t.ar. the most choice liquors may be procured. Mr. Ed. Whitney, one ol the nioit popular young gentlemen in the city, superintends. LicjtoR PrAtms As"C!ation Themember ol the Liquor Dealers Association are requested to meet at Washington Hall. Fidiy afternoon at 2 o'clock. Busines of importance will tie brought before the association, und a full attend ance is requested. By order of the Commhtfe. m'4-4 Five BriM Stxp at Aictiox Four d,-rs southwest of the Nate "d the Palmer House, on Kentucky avenue, will be offered bv Sjann & Smith, today ( Weine-day) at - o clock, on the premises. There are improvements on the ground renting at $50!) per annum on old leases. m3?TFor the mot choice cheVms : tobacco nd for the most fr igrant cigars. No 35 West W ah incton street i the nhue to go Goorge Meyer is the gentlemmly pror-tietor, and all his clerks , are courteous and accompbsbe!. Oall at .o oj (ot tobacco, cigars, snuff, pipes, it. Ma MC. A. amd A Rite A business meeting ol Adoninn Grand L idee of-Perfection will 1I mAmhrrs are rrouested to he in altenilatiCC. 1 i a iftj v x ---- j - - - ... E A. Davis. T. P. Grand Master. JfPH'ime. L ri & Co . the eminent dry goods merchant. West Washington street, have rtntnbuted $2.' towanl hllinj the call for one hurtdrfilri.iT men. This is liberal beyond anj other contribution. JfThe First National Btnk of th'a city gave $lOO aa w bounty for to re ruit tor trie one hundrel dty seriice. The gilt was paid jester day to two Volunteers who were enrolled iu the Third Ward Company. The State Council of the Fenian Brother. h-od' organized vesterdiy. and adjourned to meet this Hunting at K o'clock, at the Fenian Hall. DRS. DUZAN & PARR. TO lO. I7HC.17.I i'f:.'f:

INDIANAPOLIS, IND-aptU--o

Telegraphic Dispatches.

for Morning It e port ee Flral I'nce.J MIDNIGHT REPORT. ALL QUIET ON THE RAPID AN. COXCRnSSIO.VAL Ml WS. INCREASE IN THE PAY OF SOLDIERS. Another Fight on tied llivtr Iorc Prisoners Cxcltanc !. 6c, &c, &c, cc. From Cairo Cairo. May 3 By the arrival of the steamer! IJell from Mfinph.a we have one day's later uatf, and ad vires from Alextndria, on ti.e Reil river, tothe24;h iuj-Ui.t. wliich place General Bmks theo w.ts in good position. The Rebels had followed our forces Iron Grand Eeote. When iCar Cate river au engagement took place in which the Rebl lost one thousand men and nine pieces of artillery. The gunboats are safe notwithstanding the wild rumors to the contrary. We have news of a disater to our arms in Arkansas. Marmaduke attacked ami captured a train, with an e-cort, after a harp fight. Report eays he took 1,000 prisoners, 240 wairon and seven pieces of artillery. This needs confirmation. The guerrillss had lately capturd and burned the ite:imer Histings atnl fired iuto the Beneht, killing 'he Captain and two others It is estimated that twelve thousand bales of cotton were burned by the enemy in the vicinity of Camden n: ioU3 to their evacuation. The hospital steamer McDougall has arrived from Vicksburg with 16.1 sick ai I wounded from the army on the Red river. Sixty-uine were left at Memphis. She proceed to Louisville. From Wuahlngton Washinoton, May 3 The Senate Naval Committee ate considering the propriety of Increasing payments to constructors of ir n clad ves-els, provided the woik can be speedily com pletel Much damage has been lone in ttiis vicinity b a violent rain storm which continued all htMt nii;lit. All army operations will luve to be suspendetl. The House Naval Committee will endeavor to decide upon a site for the new Navy Yard tomoirow It is expected that a report on the Blair correspondence will be made soon by the Committee on Elections. All is quiet on the Rapidan. from Hull i more. Baltimore, May 3. The American's special Aininpolis letter Utes that the 11. g of truce steamer New York arrived at the Naval Acidetny wharf ye-terday A. M.. from City Point, with thirty-lour paroled officers and 3CI men. Such was the condition of the latter that every man of them w is admitted to the hospital; 150 of them hoi to be carried from the bo.it. Their looks and words abundantly how that their mis erable condiiioti h is been produced by ytarvation, and many are undoubtedly past the reach of medicine or nourishment Among ihe officers is Colonel Ross, of f'ie 77th Pentut I vatiia Regiment, who was chief engineer of the tunnel by which so ininy of our officers escaped in February last, he having been recaptuied. From .Tfemptils. Memphis, May 2. Several arrests were made to-day of parties charged w ith smuggling contraband good to Fol rot. The execution of Smith on Friday list and the condemnation of another man yesterday for this offence, gives significance to these arres. Gen. Washburn is determined to break up the busines of smuggling in this city. Militarv movements are on loot, but are contraband at pie-eiit f oreign Icws. Nmv York, May 3 The steamers Elinburg and Olympus, from Liverpool, hive arrived. No later t ews Win S. Thayer. United States Consul Gen oral lor Egypt, died at Alexandria on the 10th of April. THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Wasihngtox, May 3. H0ÜSK. i Mr Schenck. from the Committee on Military ! Affiirs, leported a bill providing that after May I 1st the pay ot private soldiers shall be increased ! to a month, and of non commissioned offi-J cers as follows: Corporals $15". Sergeants $20, i Orderly Sergeants $21, and Srtreant Majors $2fi a month. ! Clerks to Paymasters, by this bill, are to get i $1 .200 pe r annum Mr. Schein k moved the previous question, and was alMt;t foexplain the bill, when Mr. Cox asked ' his colleague to withdraw the demand so as to I allow him to amend the bill by increasing the j ptv of private soldiers to $1S per month and of j t.ott rommtssumcd officers to $20. Kven this would hardly be enough to keep pice with the j increase in the prices of the necesarie of life ! for soldiers' families i Mr. Cox said his friends on that side offered; this iu good faith. j Mr Schenck declined to comply, hiving been i instructed by his committee to adhere lo the present hill. j Mr. I)awot, of Pennjlv mil, appealed to Mr. Sche'ick. He was ch iitunn of the Democratic ; caucti and iieited to offer that which that; caucus had rigveed to offer for the soldiers Mr. Schenck replied, that if the Democratic caucus were more numerous than the Union caucus ihey could vote down the motion tor the prei ious question He proceeded to explain the bill with the Senate ami Houe, having acted upon the i-roj)oiiiona to tq'iahze the pay of white and colored soldiets The Commit'ee on Mi'itary Affairs had pfhicip illy cor fined them- i selves to ihe increasing of pay. In the course f; his remarks he sod it wis propocd lo amend a I former lw eo that officers m y have leave of ( abence lor c.iue other than snkness and wounds without deduction of pay and allowances, and that the absence should not exceed Unity days in any one year. The rolls of ISfil are restored, making a reduction ot one dollar and thirty mue cents n month. This took away nothing essential to the soldiers comfort and subsistence, and gave hi ni iupl.es equal to any soldier in the world, and twice as much as those ol Jeff Divis. In the aggregate the government will have cou.-ider.ible, while the addier is pid six times us much iu cah as the de lui-tton in the increase of his piy The bill was passed unani inou-ly , there being 135 yeas. Mr Stevern reported, from the Committee on Ways tin I Mem-, the Senate amendments to the navy appiopiiitioti bill, and the Hou-e concurred iu those appropi tiling $7.200,000 lor thecomple ti mi of sixteen see steiu l o;s, $1,00 ).(M0 for the purch i-e ml repdrof vesiU tor Western waters and $3.000 MiO for the purchase and chitter of ves.-eis for blockadirg purposes. The Senate struck out the appropriation of $133.000 lor the purx htse ol land aJjoiniug the Charleston Navy Vaid. Tbe Coaimine of W.ivs and Means, on the amendment, recommended rton concurrence Mr. Holmen ot Iinü na. moved reduction of the appropriation to $üUMJ. He proceeded to how that litis w.ii the value tf the property last autumn. Mr. Steven explained the lircu instances under which this subject came before the Committee on Wai and Mean 1 lie Mppnqxiatioii was re commended by all the Co mm in iers who hid been at the Yrd. by Admiral Smith of the Bu reau of i jrds and D K-ks, and by Secretary Welles; all of wh )?n consider the purchase ol thia property nece-siry tor gov eminent u?es. Mr. R ee of Minnesota, rdioaed thit the enlargement of the Charleston Navy Yard had be come necessary by the large increase of the navy. Mr Stevens, of IViusvlvni i. si l that Newport was lare and fasionable place, and with all it vice, was i,o tit pi ice tor a young mtn, It is always better to have seraiuaries of learning in a small village where there are bui few tempt at.oi S. Mr Dixon, of Rhode Island said that on the breaking out of th rebellion the Academy wai

removed to Newport by the Secretary of the Navy. Tbe Mine authority which removed it can restore it. The ,demic year will corxmence in September, l?6t, and if an occasion should occur for it removal be fere that tixce it would doubtless be done. The debate was continued, tbose opposed to the appropriation regarding it a r peculation. The House concurred in the Sente' amendment bv a TOte of 16 to 33. The House then concurred ia the Senate's amendment providing that no money appropriated lor the Naval Academy shall b applied for the support of ny Midshipman who -shall not hereafter be p:ointed In strict conformity with the law. The House next considered the Senate' ame: dment providing that the Naval Academy shall be returned and re established at Annapo lis before the commencement of tbe nextaciclemic yer The amenlment was concurred in. Annapolis is a small illage, and just ftbout the right rze. Bv retornine to Annapolis the govtrnment will save $75,000 or $100,000 year. The House lesumed consideration of the bill guaranteeing republican form of government to Sate which have been subdued or overthrown by the rebellion. "Mr Perhara. of Maine, prefaced his remarks by miine that 11 our efforts should be directed to the suppression of the rehellion There never wa a more disgraceful record than that made by the leaders of the Democratic party during the last four years. The rebellion was inaugurated under a Democratic Administration, stimulated nd encouraged by the promises of the Northern Democrats, and is now kept alive by the hope that the same party will come to its aistance The course of the Democrats was doing more for the rebellion than our defeats on the battlefiehi, while the Democrats held President Lincoln to a strict account, atid chirged him with vialiMon of the Constitution They have no complaints to utter against the rebels who set the Coniituti n at defiance. They want to render him powerless to punish trai'o-s In conclusion, he said s'aery mut close with the last struggle of the rebellion Mr. Kein n examined tbe properties of the bill under i ns deration, and approved it, berause, according to Iii judgment, it was in violation nd subvert nt of the great fundamental principles on whith the general and Stute governments ftanl. I he people could, according to the bill, enjoy civil and domestic institutions on the three conditions named, thus trampling under foot wit the power of the Stales. The Federal Government has no right to interfere with the people in changing their constitutions and making their laws. We can do no more than to guarantee a republican form of government in accordance with the Constitution. He believed that the effevt of the bill would be to crush out men in these States and stimulate them to resistance. It was an invasion of the powers of the people of a State which are inherent, and of which they cannot be lawfully deprived. Gentlemen should not, while seeking to preerve the Government, be influenced by feelings and prejudices. The nime of Mr. Samuel J. Randall of Pennsvlvanii was eironeoudv printed in favor, instead of agaiasr the bill equalising the pay of colored troops and placing them oti the same footing as white soldiers. Mr. Ln ml Myers, of Pennsylvania, obtained leave to record his vote in favor of the same measure The House then took a recess till 7 P. M. IVKNINO RES!ON The bill guaranteeing a republican government to the rebellious Slates being under conoid eration, Mes.rs Gooch and Perrv addressed the House at length.

SENATE. Mr. Fesenden reported from the Finance Committee the army appropriation bill as amended by the House, and asked lor a Conference Committee, which was agreed to Mr. Holmm, from the Committee on Public Lands, reported a bill to dispose of coal lands and town property on the public domain. Mr. Sherman called up the resolution that a quorum of the Senate shall constitute a majority of the Senators present, duly qualified. After debate the subject was made the special order for quarter past twelve o'clock to morrow. The Houe joint resolution appropriating $05, 000,00(1 fur the pay of the one hundred days' troop was passed 23 to 14. After many unsuccessful attempts to obtain a quorum to hear to the Senate's amendments to the b',;i establishing :i bureau of military justice, the Senate adjourned. COMMERCIAL. bt tblriam.; t inetlimit I Mtirtaei. Cincinnati. May 3. Flour for superfine sold at $G 50(i:G.OO; demand local and speculative Wheat .t $1.40(31 45. Corn advanced to $1.10 for ear; shelled firm at $1 12. Oats. 3 ede Rye. $1 ."0. Whisky in good demand nt $1 20. Mess pork is in active demand, and price higher; Mies 2 000 brl-. at $20027; holders want $27 50. No change iti bulk meats or bacon. Lird dull, hut held firmly Groceries frm. Coff-e," 40(347. Sugar 13' (320. Molnse, $1 0S1 10 Gihi. 7fii3'.'7. Silver, G3(3G; pretn. Exchinge steady. ' lurk Uarkei Nkw Yoaa, May 3. Cotton quiet and firm at H3(31 for middling; uplmd. lower Flour. S'ateatid Western, dull; 5(3 1 0c lower, $7 15 37 30 for extra S ate; $7 55(37 G5 lor extra Round h op ()!.i ; $7 K(3t 75 for trade brat d"; m itket. clesipg at in-i!e quotations. Whi-ky firmer at $1 22(3 1 25. Wheat dull and nominally lower at $1 6!)(3. 1 71 for Chi. a -o Spring; 1 o!1.7l for Milwaukee Club. 17G 31H) lor Winter Red West rn. Corn !ull at $1 3?53,1.40, in fore. Oat in request at h7(rtHc. Prk tii m at $2G 5')(32G 75 for mess. Beef firm and more active. Lard quiet at 14(21 4 Hotter stead v at 30(jra2c. Chefs. 1 6(3 IS'. Money eisv at G(37 per cent. Sterling firmer; opened at 195.. and cloned at lDGftVJG lor cnrteiicy. fJold firmer; opened at 77, closed at c prem. FOR SALE. flllT I.OT OF GROUND ADJOINING OX THK I nnrth of the hhick of huilcings built by Kirland Fitzrit bon. on souta Meridian street, nar the t'nion lep..t, ho b-ft frnnt by glO f -et dep, wilt he m.M In 5 r :iif. et l-.t. or the whole .f it in one lot. This is a uiiaMe locality for pero:is wistin g to purchase bu-ines pri.j .-rty, a th" wholesale busin-ss oi the city will be. c -Mertraieii n tbi strft and the property can be bought 'or nearly oi.e-fourth the pric of W ashincton strfft nroitertT. It lots tieen demonstrated, by actual fales, that th-re have been as many go.l old by houses o i ibis tret-t. b any on Wasbincn n treet. and, in our brancti of the bu-irifs., J n)id when in business, more tocc" a- wb-le.sale than ary three houe vn Washini?tyii street. Th-b-cl;ty of this ground, for a whole-ale busings, i;a a groa er a Wantage in the saving of dray.ge than any other l-atin In the city, as rcod can be .Irliver l on the pavement by all the railroad. This advntJi?e will nave haif the rent of a atore-room on W ah)i cto'i street. for Terms, enquire of t r, , P' KIRHNP, Or, J. B. KY AN, corner of Maryland and Meridian t. a rU- ilm DESIRABLE TAVERN STAND lOU SALE. I OFFER FüK SILK MT H' TKL STAND KNOWN AS tarn -JONKS HoL'SK." aot lo. at-4 in the youug :A Kr .winiC ty of ürei cwtle. Inciaua. Tba llO J't ia ftlmost ei.t rel. r.ew-aiMaiD.i thiry.foor room-with two U- u' Sub,. won Sbeds. lc H ufce. two etod w e!.s. thp Cis erna. In short, erery convenience desirable in ft m. u ii in sp,i rur;n:r.j order thron :h ut n.l lt. b'iw wii n-rer tter or more profitable than tJ.ow- -r jy"C trs-e local custotn and a virtual nionopoly of the trP.ient cu-toui of Greencstle, the H-use offers rsre ui.l icemer.ts t buyer;., and in the hand of a n ere i- bu-me man cnnot fail to prova a proütable inve-tmei.t. Kaj.ti'jC health and fas:ly aS:ction tr the cl incentive to mv ctiannff the nrot ... ..iIt will b a-.W at a 1 argain an I on farraMt term. Oiie-thirdoidy of the purchase money will be reqU'red in bin,'; the balanc In tw äqual paym-uu of ooa and tw yrarseacb. If not v.Jd before Satorday, tbe If h day of My, the House w, . tn that day U o3erel at puhlic ftacuoi to the For further particular addres the proprietor, . .a 4 . , i. F. JONKS, ?rl-deowt,n a!a Greetastle. Ind. tovk woor. WILL FURNISH STOVg WOOD 15 ANT t part of the ci y in lot. of oD cord or mora at t cent, rer fo,t. atwi 1.. a trout,: a at 7 cent pr fooU Or,!rr Irfi at the oCc f.f McKKKNAN PlFlXK will be rrorrpt.y 1,1 M. or delivered at the wood yard, on o-t U Nu ir.ln the wx:h.wet part of th city, at 5;

r-- . april

WINES. LIQUOna, &c. HAHN & ROSE,

No. 11 South Meridian Street, STATE SEXTIXKL BUILD1M., WHOLrSALH DEALERS IX Foreign and Domestic WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C. We call particular attention to our fine ansortment ot genuine imported i a ill ons Avn ciG.ms. Al.io our Iarrt Stock of OLD LOURBGfi WHISKY AND TOBACCO, All bought before the rie, which enables ui to eil a the very lowest price. We inviie Dealers to examin our Mock before porchatting elewhre. II A II v kosi:, Jan6-d6m AUCTION SALES. WALKER, M'KERNAN & GOLDSBERRY. On Friday, May 6th, 1864, jojt a o'clock x. ivr. Will be aold on tbe Prem'sea A.T AUCTION, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTY: fill! AT DKSIHARLE RESIDENCE, NO. 57 NORTH I IllinoU treet. onlv on and a half aquarra from Washington treet, being an elrgaut Two Story Frame House, Containing twelve ro m, a well selcted aortment of Fruit: Well, Cistern, Stable, Carriage House and all out building and conveniences complete. Lot 71 by 120 feet. I JI M EDI A T E I-V A FTE it XV A K D Will be old on tbe premise to the highest bidder A VACANT LOT Adjoining the above on the nh side, being part of Lot 5, Block 46. Size 30 by 120 fret. AT THE SAME TIME Will be ofTarred for nale THE VALUABLE VACANT LOT IN THE SAME BLOCK, Anjo'ning the abov residence on the North, being 23 )i feet off the South ride of Lot 3. AT THE AJIE TINE And on the premise, will be aold THK PLE.SANT CITY RESIDENCE O ii Went Ohio JStrM;t, Formerly occupied bv C. A. Ferguon, being No. 13, weat hair or Lot N. 14, Hlock 46, a Tivo .Story II rick lloute Containing fccven rooma, with a full complement of out bouse, aud all des'rable Couveniencea. Lot 3J, by ls0 feet. 0!V THE SAME DAY Will be aold on the premise, one of tbe tnott VALUABIjK VACANT LOTS In tbe City, 45 feet front by 120 feet deep, bein J2S feet eft the uuth MJ of Ia II, ant 2i t feet off tbe north ide of Lot 1", Block 26, on Xorfli Illinois Mrcrt, Three and a Laif .quare fr -m Washington atreet. ALSO THE SAME WAY, AND ON THE I'KKMISEJ, A Cottage House, On North Moriclian Stroot, BEING NO, 104, cojVTu.viVG six nnojtis. Well, Cistern, atd all the nece-ary out-building, at.d wiected .ortmeiit of Fiuit Tree. Grape Vine, Shrubbery, Ac. 'ijlhe atteation of pu-chaers i called to the above. J'Kenu-mb.-r the t.me 31 .V Y 5, 1 O i . For particu'rs cor.cernir. j terra, ac , inqnire of WALKEK, McKERNAN 4 r.OLDsnEliRT, heal K.tat A'Dt, Xo. 8 M'ct 1ValiinSoii strert. aprW-dt Indianapotia, Ind. BY SPANN & SMITH. CENTRAL BUSINESSPROPERTY A.T AUCTION. On Wednesday, the 4th of May. 1864, At 2 o'clock P. M. W will eil to th Liftbrit Mddrr FIVE BUSINESS LOTS Each fronting ftbout Kverdeea fet OX KENTUCKY AVKM E. i. .v. c... imr. in ti MrOaitt Block, be nr nortn ba'fof lot 5. aqu.re City of 1' be ng onlr three or lour ooti r" "Z Bate Hoae. The impr.wnier.t rent fr oer fw fr

annum. Titlrg-od. Sale po-tle T-One.La;f e h. Ulan 1 t,ne and two year, with C pr t-v.l. Interest. rybl' a-auaily, ud mortf aKe Kecurity ou deferred p. & Real Eta Droktriacd Auct.oor. ftp25-dti

U. S. DONDÖ.

U. S. 10-40 BONDS. Tbae Bonds ftre la4 ucder thft Act of Coojre f March 8th, 1364, which provide that la Lea f to much of th loan authorized by tbt Act of March 3 J, 1963, to which tbla ia uppleiaiUry, tba Secretary cf tb Treaaury la aalboriied to borrow from time to tinaa on th credit or thft Caited State, not exceaJ'.ng TWO UCNDSED ItlLLlOS DOLLlRS darlrj the current Cal year, an4 to prepare and iaree therefor Coupon ar.d Rcfitered Bon! cf tb Ualted State; and all Km&t iMard ander thia Act ab all ba ElKVPT FRUit TAXA TI0N by or under ay Stat or municipal autbarity. SubexrtipUcna to tbe Bnda received la Cnitl tate Lotes or note cf National Bank. Tbey are TO EE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure of tbe Government, at any period not to Lja Un nor nor tXiin forty yir from their date, and until their redemption FIVE FF.RCENT. INTEREST WILL RE PAID IN COIN, on Bond of not over one bundreal dollara annually, and on 11 other Bnd aemi-annually. Tbe interet la payable on tbe firt daya of March and September In each year. Tbe e mi-annual Coupon ara payable at tbo date, and tbe annual Coupons on the ISO and 1 100 Bonds are payable on tbe Crt of March. Subscriber will receive either Registered or Coupon Bonds as they may prefer. Registered Bouda are recorded on the books if tbe United Slates Treasurer, and can be transferred only on tba owner'a order. Coupon Bonds are payabl to bearer, aud are more couveniect for commercial uses. Eegi-tered Bonds will be Usued of tbe denominations of Fifty Dollars (jU), One Hundred lollara itlUO), Fivo Hundred Dollars ($Oo;,) One Thousand Dollars (1,0U0), Five Thousand Dollar (f5,0O0), and Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,(a); and Coupon Bonds of the denvtninatkns of Fifty Dollar (föO), One Huinired Dollars ( 100), Fire Hundred Dollar ($jüu), and One Thousand Dollars Jtl.OW.) Subscribers to this loan will have the option of having their B!ids draw interest fn m March 1st, by paying the accrued interest in coin (or in Vuired Statea note, or the notes of National Banks, adding fi ty p r cent, for premium,) or receive tbcm drawing interest from the date of subscription and deposit. A tbee Bonds are exempt from municipal or State taxation, their value I increaed from ou to three per cent, prr annum, according to tbe rate of tax levies In yarious parts of the countty. At tbe present rate of premium on gold they pay over eight per rent, interest in currency, and are of equal cun venience as a permanent or temporary investment. It U believed that no ecuhtie offer to great induce tuenis to lenders aa tbe various descriptions of U. S. Bonds. In all other forms of indebtedness, tbe faith or ability of private parties or stock companies or separate communities only is pledged for payment, while for tbe debts of tbe United Mate the whole property of tbe country is holden to (cur tbe payment of both principal and interest in coin. These Bonds may be subscribed for Iu sums from SS0 up to any magnitude, on tbe am terms, and are thus made equally available to tbe smallest ender and tbe largest capitalist. They can be converted into money at any moment, and tbe bolder will have tbe benefit of tbe Interest. Tbe fact that all duties on imports are payablo in specie furnishes a fuud for like payment of interest ou all Gov ernment Bonds largely in excess of tbe wants of the treasury for this purpose. Upon tbe receipt of subscription a certificate of deposit therefore, in duplicate, will be issued, the origin! of hieb will be forwarded by ihe subscriber to the Secretary of the Treasury, at Washington, with letter Mating the kind (regUtered or coupon) nd tbe denomination! of bonda required. Upon tbe receipt of the original certificates at tb Treasury Department , tb bonds subscribed for will b transmitted to the subscribers respectively. Subscriptions will be received by tbe 7Veiirer ofth Uuitrd .V He, at Wa-bington, and tbe Ailwt Treatvrera at New York, Boston and Philadelphia, and by tbe Firt y,itiftrtal IJ.tnt of Indi intpolU, Ind, and by all National Banks bich are depositaries of public money. All respectable banks and bankers throughout tbe coun try will furn!h further information on application, and afford every facility to subscribers. mayS-d'JwAwZt NATIONAL BANKS. U.S. 10-40 BONDS Principal & Interest Payable in Golds filHK Fl I ST NATIONAL BA K OF INDIANAPOLIS I I Ih Government Aant f r the rale of tbese 1esirabla Bond, and is now ready to receive subscriptions for the same. Tbe BoikIh III peed ly be delivered, w thont expressage, or in her charire, and will be Coupon or Registered Bonds, a ti e purchaser nifty desire. Tbe Interest will b,-a;in ihe day the money la deposited in the Bunk. It WS per . 'nt , lut beino: paid in Gold (and every six months on b-iids over tl'O) Is rlly f per rent.; beside tntnlt rrne txirely fj-tinl.bytdw, f'rnm all tit, ( Vf , Titru$Mj nr ntftr .Vunu-ijmt t'tx. Remember that in ordering the-e Bunds you ecure a first class imesiment, 'id at tbe same time materially aid in sustaining our Government, As the law lmi t the ue t two hundred ntilliona, which will no doubt soon be reached, parties Lad better Ceposi: at "fee. A commission will tie allowed 'be purchaser on all Bond ordered at thi Bank. THE NATIONAL BANK H a!o for sale, and Is now ready to deliver at par, tmtitrd State t.tgitl Temlcr Treasury 1ofr. Drawing 5 per cent. Interest; alo, V, S. Ilcvciiuc Slampt, sit u Discount. Uni'ed States Coupon, whether due or not, wi!l be boucbt at the h ghest price; also Quartermaster' and Commissaries' Orders aud Vouchers; Uold, SiUer and Kxibange. airl'63-dly FOR SALE. MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES. -JE ARE OFFERING SUPERIOR INICEMENTS v w to person with a little ready meai.s to secure bomes. We will sen Eot Entirely-on Time and rrert comfortable del irg, buit by g, workmen and in (rood style, on tbe payment of ha f a much a th. Improvements will c tbe remainder lo 1 paid on eay psym-nt cot cinch rr.ore thin a fa r rrt on the prmises. Having lota in nearly all parts f the city, we can a'-comtn.date a'l isbl' g t aecur a borne; and" havng a large amount of lumber on haul, and workmen ray employed, w caa erect buildings on short tiOt.ce M'KF.KAN FIF.kCK. p-dtf Real Fatat. Aga FOR SALE. A Fine Stone House. FARM OF SIXTY-NINE ACRES. VSPLKNTUD SUBURBAN REdI)F.NC'. C05SISTin;of a Urar. cut Moot II'Kuve. larireiroo verandah on tbe two fronts; tb- entire wood work frehly pa'.n'ed suij arjuieu, iur j'x m newiy panerrain me Dn-t sty! im firrjin. in id. moti complete oraer. t la plaantly .iuatet In a native croi. of verI rr. The farm ct)t!na C3 ctt of exrel ent land, with g oid orenara oi every araa ot rrun, is u:ed near rha National Turr.p ke. J v, B l'i from the city limits, and the ttua Uon on of the mot beautiful and healthy in ike ricin ty. Tbe Horje. If bo It now, wol 1 cost not ! than t tC.4); and th. srrrand. If th Ho wer off, woa'd sell read ly fr 2'"J an acre, Jidging by receM sales of land adj-lnlng it. IT IS WORTH ABOUT $30,000; but a few persons want to buy so fir farm house. It Will Do Sold For 617,000. which ' ft great bargain. Apply fcrfurtber information, o M'KERNAN PI1TRCE. aj 62m Real is tale Dealer.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAGARS MAGWOLfA BALM. Thia ia th not deUihtf-1 asd extrftirdiaary rtifS ever discoverssl. it rhaege tb ja barst fc ftd bands t ft pariy sat'.a Uitnrv tf ravisbfag taaty, häpartingtb. maibl punty f ystb, as4 ta. rfS7s appearance ao invtur.g ia the city be He of fbiun. It removes tan, freckles, p.tif l. &ixl routine ef tfc. skin, leaving th c-mf lei.ua frh, transparent acd moot b. It t-vctft'ft Co TnateraJ lrjurious t. tbe skin, ratrontsed by Aciress a& Opera Stagers. It if what every lady tool 1 have. Id everywhere. Pr-parrdby W. E. HAG AN, Trey, N. T. Address all orders to DtMAS S. BARNES A CO. Nw Tark. feb5-?aj-eod FnEW THING UNDER TI1E SIN! In ltfffct instan'ftreou. In its coloiing io er tna'cbVe. In ita Insredients vegetable. In rts operation natural. In its beautifying results enduring. In it tendency preser atlve. la Its popu arity unequalled. CIIIMADOHOS II AI It DYC It pronounced by tbe VTorlJ of Scienc and tbe World X Fashion, tbe finest preparation ever Invented by art tat ' rect.fy tbe ibort comicg of nature. Manufactured by J CRISTADORO. No. Astor Houee, New Tork. SoldbyallDmccisU. At plied ty all Hair ttesaere. prS9-deodlweow i!0TT'5 HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORaTITI, HOTT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RKSTOKATIVE, HOTT'S H1AWAT1U HAIR RKSTORAT1TI, In Longfellow'a pa3 Hiawatha was adjadged t. bat conferred tLe greatest boon on Lis trit bveas b brcirbt to its n.iice corn. Rvery one ill admit tb at our preparation I worthy t f tbe name, for tb betiefiu It confers wben it Is known. WHAT THK HIAWATHA DO KS. It restires faded and gray bairs and whiskers t tbeir original color. It brit.ga np the natural shading of on bair with another, ties giving tbe hair perfect life appearance, to that the mt cnticl observer cannot detect it U'. ti makes hrb bair aoft and ailky, stop, its falling out, cleanses it and tbe Ki p front all Impurl tie, is , reauily applied and wiped front the skin ft sty hair dressing, and entirely overcomes the bad efiect of previuu n of preparation conialatng aul( bur, sugar of lead Ac. Tbe propsietors of tbe Ilfssrstha published tbe followins; challenge to test. In th Nw Tork daU.ea lbr. wreka, which WAS NEVER ACCEPTED. I-et aom. well known and dtlriterlrd persons appoint on. to the proprietcr of each preparation for the hair to br tig i p th. color, r rery proprietor to nothing but bi n preparation, and lb. person nothing else luring the test. A certificate of the result to bo widely publ.shed at tbe eanrns. of the unsuccessful Competitors. Hold everywhere. JOSEPH ROTT k CO., niarl dir No. 10 Ut;iertty Place, N T. L'ws was gi Bfi m9 UsxvBsxAass And similar troubles. If suffered to progress, result la serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic affection, oftentimes Incurable. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRCCHES are compounded ao aa to reach directly tb Mat of tb disease and give almost Instant relief. Sold by all Drnggista and Dealers ia Medicines ta tbo United States and most foreign countries at 15 cents per box. aprT-dAwlaa dTNERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL Weak tie-s, etc., can b cuff I by on who baa really cured ninvelf and hundreds of others, and will tell yea nothing but tu trulk. Address with stamp. KDWARD II. TRATKR, feb-D-diwly Lock Box, Boston, Mast. C-D I S E A S E S OF THE NERVOUS Seminal, Urinary and Sexual System new and reliable treatmentin Keporta of tb. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Set.t by mail In sealed letter envelopes, free of cbarg. Addrest D. J. SKILL'N HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. 3 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. mar30-d4wly S2TLADIES! LADIES! LADIES! DON'T fail to read tbe advertisement In this paper, heads IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. neestan, cf New Tork, baa devoted the last th'rty year f bia practica to Female Complaints. His Pills act like t chan. Tbey re reliable and safe. aov9-Mai DRY COODS. CO o a CQ rA o o 1-3 CO S O Ö P e2 'S. r 3 BW H r. H . r w H ft s s n n A n : V 5 CO to SS". 0 H 0 e23 o H eZ3 CO & 8 Hi- I H 5 ta Tf) n Ö 62 l m J o a s 0 el 8! Q 5 w W O O 5 rT e-q w Oh w P3 O w J3 z I 3 NOTICE. Omer I Di as a k It-usota rcartaL R. R. Co, I Iinuaarou, Apr 1 THE REGULAR ANXL'aL MEKTIN I OF TBR SinrkboMera of th. Indiaaa aott HUooia Central Ra.lway Company for tbe election of Vfttut ' said Company, to m f r the eat.rcg year, will be held I ib. Sc ft the Comrxo-y. ta tb. Cuy ef iodtSMti, Iadiana. on the first Wttfnoaday (lib y) ot May, lato, at 2 o'cl'k P. M. By order of tbo Board of Tarcu'. A teu B. K. KLUOTT, Iwttiy. apr5-dlm REAL ESTATE AND CLAIM AGENCY, Soldiers' Pensions, Bonntj and Back Pay Promptly Collected. pa t r.rr p n o c v ued. METZGER & STEIBLEN, . Urn. OOdal Fellwa'll,rcenl !sr Metzger, Striblen & Simpson, Ke. 4 GO IMb Street, eppwalie Treasury WASHINGTON CtTT. RC. Commanicatioca aidreed to e-.tb.r of&c Ü1 b promptly answered. HOUSFS, LOTS, FARMS AND FtRMINO LA NT totrbt and sold. Loans negotiated, ft-i Tairs fad la all the W.tra Sutas. aavlD