Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4239, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1864 — Page 3

aULYSMTlNEL. TUESDAY MORMNÜ. MAY 17- "

C I T Y IT EMC. 57" We bad raio throughout yesterday. ßTS ihm avertiaetnent headed $10 00 a day. War Publication. p"Eitb thousand 100 day men, are reported it Camp Carrinj.ton. fS7"The Slate Medical Soeietv rneela to-day at J o'clock. P. M. at College Hall. K7"ErlT vegetable are abun.ant in our Barkel. Prien are abundant too. CTT All kindiol Book and Job Printing nfatlj ar.d promptly done at this office, at tiring rat. GTMen'i Boot and Sbe re wiling at low price at Jo!a. Vixxswsa & Coa. 7 2 PaixTtfte Wasted E. Hwo will give five fint cIim Home .'aiders $2 75 per dT, it No. 9. Virginia Avenoo. 17 2t ETThe Grand Lodge 1. 0. 0. F.. of Indiana, convene to day at 2 o'clock. P. M. The Grand Encampment tueeu at 8 o'clock, A. M. tSTTbe ledie of thia city, interested in the pricei of Mwinjr, are requested to meet this afteroonD, at 2 o'clock, at Military Hall. ' tiJ hoe Customers are crowding Jone, Yiunedge ii Co. 'a Shoe Store; they are felling l - I - 1 f m l I fi . a tue uCTi guuui iu me mar art. i rices me lowest. 11 2w t3Marh's Shoulder Brace, Trusen, Abdominal Supporter, all ize; the jrery ret For ale at Senour'a Drug Store, No. 5, Hates House, Washington atreet. Egge are worth thirteen aod seven eighth cent in IndunapnlU 1 he hen of the nur rounding country absolutely refuse to lay at a lew price, payable in preei.b-ck. tJ"0ur fellow townsman. Colonel George II. Chapman, ditinuihed himself a a commander of a brigade in Sheridan' lute raid. Ilia tupe rior officer compliment him in the highest terms. tiJ ' We learn from the Quartermaster' Department that three thuustud boxM of clothing have been received for the men in the one hundred da j service. The will go, ateo, well armed and equipped. Maaoic Notice A special meeting of Marion Lodge No. 35, for work, will beheld this (Tuesday) evening, at o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested. Francis Kijto, Secretary. Eailt Closing Anxious to give our young men time for improvement, we will continue to close at 6 o'clock P. il. during the reason. W. k U. LINN, febl2d6ta Proprietors New York Store. Ii? "Giesing, the acenic artist at the Metropolian, takes a benefit to morrow uiirht. The spectacle presented will be Cherry and Fair Star, ire several scenes of which his gifted pencil has contributed to make magnificeut and gorgeous. Give Tom Giesing a bumper. G7"Drs. Jameson fc Funktionier have recently fit:ed up their office, on South Meridian street, io elegant style. Dr. Jameson and Dr Funkhouner re scientific and most successful practitioners. They are among the ablest of our physicians. We have had occasion ourselves to call upon one of them, aod he cured us. Ctk TowjisHir CoxvicjiTiojf -A. Convention of the Democrats of Center townhip will be held on Saturday, at 2 o'clock. P. M , at Military Hall, to appoint delegate to the County Convention to be beld on. the first Saturday to June. A full attendance is requested.' By order of the Committee, 16-6 ' IUnrt H. Nilson, Chairman. Arcnos Salb of Howsk a.md Lot o Mashaciimns Avisi'i We will sell on Miud.i? next (16th) the two story Irame house No 202 MaMachuetts avenue, containing four large rooms, which can easily be divided into six or eight rooms a fine brick cellar under the whole house. The building i new is suitable either for a dwelling, arocery store or boarding houe. The lot fronts about 45 feet on the avenue stable on the same. See advertisement for terms, ect. Winr & Mastix my 11 5t. t7"Tkose wishing to invest in mill property should attend the auction s.tle at Zionsville, on Saturday next at 2 o'clock P.M. No mill in the State has a better reputation for the quality of Ha work, or larger cuiom, than the "Holmes Mill " Its machinery is of the ben kind, and in perfect condition. It make 100 bbl. flour in 12 hour. For particulars see advertisement in to day's paper, or inquire of Wals, McKfrsa & Goliwihrrt, Real Estate Agents, No. 8, W. Wash. st. 17 2t A SiTtaioa Rem ldt. We cm conscientiously recommend to tboie u ffieri from a diires-ii.g cough. Dr. Strickland's Meil.flu.iu Cough Hal sam. It gives relief almost irHtantaiieoua. and is withal not disagreeable to the Liste. There is no doubt but the Mellifluous Couj;h R.tlnm is ore of the bent preparations in use. and is .til that its proprietor claim for it. We have tried it during the past week, and found relief from a mo!t distressing cough. It is prepared by Dr. Strickland. No 6 Ksl Fourth atreet, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cincinnati Nation.il Union. tf IT. S. CiRcriT Court. This Court, for In diana, Mr. Justice Divis presiding, adjourned vesterday until November next. During its se iion much important buine his been tnns tcted. Among other cause disposed of upon the application of stockholder und creditor, the lies of the Wsbish Valley Cnil and the Peru Railrmd Comptny were net anide on account of informality and injustice to parties interested. Thefurbariitv, ftiriie. and ability which eh.trac terixes Ju fge Dois in the discharge of his du ties, ha won for him the general regard and respect of the profession. MKKTI50 or TBC STATK MlDICAl SoClITT. The fourteenth annual session of the Indiana Medical Society will convene in this citv on Tuedaj, the 17th ot My. at 2 o'clock P. M , at Collece Hall. It ia desired tht all delegate from county medical scieties, and other physician? who expect to attend, will at once forward their oameAto the Secretary, that proper arrangements may be msde fur their accommodation. Papers through the State will aid the caue of scieuee by copv'ng tbia notice. 7 Wm. B Fwtchci, Secretary State Medical Society. 'roy&-3t&my 14 3i. Mrs 'a SHoaaAlligator Shoe, three atyl. Lasting Shoe, double soles, all styles. Hucktkin Shoe, three atyles. Fancy Buckle Dress Shoe. Fncy Pteot C-lf Buckle. French Call Gaiters, seed. We hare twenty five new style of Genta' hoes. In fact, anything that is ctrlish and good ii represented in our stock, and at prices the low rut in ihe market. 13 1 W JOXES. YcfVEIMSE 4 Co. CJJTThe commodious house of worship erected bv the 1st Baptist Church and congregation, at the corner of New York and Pennsylvania streets, is. io many respects, the most desirable in the city. The eaae of the sittiegs, the brilliant and soft light, the fine organ, the entire harmony of all part of t&e edifice and furniture, and, more than 11, the ability Rud integrity which grace its pul pit, commend the matter of "pew renting" to the favorable consideration of an intelligent pub lie. We are happy to say that the renting of pewa or last Tuesdt? evening was a complete success. A large number of persons not being able to be prevent, on account of the unfavorable weather, the aale was adjourttd oce week, to Tuetdav evening, the lTtb Inst , commencing at 7 P. 31. Advertisement in another column.

Ladles National Carenant. Masonic Hall wu attended laat night by beautiful and patriotic women. They bad convened to consider whether it was their duty or not to wear, while the war lastt, onlv domestic fabrics. The meeting was begun by an address to the Throne of Grace by Rev. Mr Edson. Judge Did McDntld then came forward and said that he deemed it no ordinary distinction that the ladira who hsd called this" meeting had designated him to r reside oter it. It would doubtle be a pleant and an eay tk. Children, women, and old men, could not engage in wr But they could do something at Lome. The orjct of this meeting, he ortJertood. wt to devine some plan by which, if not directly, indirectly, the ladies could contribute something to the cauae or their country. He hoped there would be no diuinciion made between ladies who were unfavorable to our caus, if there were any ucb, anJ others. There were men in this city who were receiving the glorious tidings daily from our armies, with sorrowing hearts. Judge McDouald concluded, introducing Hon. Albert G. Porter, who proceeded to inculcate the absolute Deceiiy of a curtailment of eipe:ies by the American people, and especially by the female portion thereol. The taxes of the country could not long be borne if its resources were to be sapped by private extravagance The ladies to night had givn the key which unlocks the great secre:. Let them be resolved to economise; to consume as little as possible of everything- These iadic w that never before in the history of the nstion bad extravagance in living been so unbounded. Tlej saw that we were fatt ruahiogoo national ruiu unless this was topped They saw that we must export more and impor: less. Thirty-three million dollara worth of silks alone were imported last year. Ha spoke of laces and other things. If the objects of the ladieV covenant were carried out, two hundred millions of dollara per annum would be retained in the country. He hoped the example of the ladies would be come contagious, and reach the other rex. Millions would be saved by the mere cessation of the use of tobacco. We wanted to come out of this contest with such financial resources that we could make the despots of Europe hereafter give surety for the pence. He who hid the last dollar would win. If pride and extravagance were suppressed, five hundred millions fer annum would re ved to us. This movement of the 1 dies, therefore, was only another proof of the glorious patriotism of American women. Mr. C. W. Moores followed Mr. Porter, going into a lucid argument, bickel by Statistics, show, ing why the l idiea should practice economy in all things Mr. Moores brought to bear upon what he said a considerable amount ot poetry, too. He re marked, among other things, th it the milliner ami dress ranker, with the assistance of the importer. cHild m tnul'-tcture a fine lady out of any oi.e of the fermle sex Thee were the times that tried men souls, and women's, too. Buy, therefore, your American goods only of those who hid showed by their works that they deserved well of their coun'ry. John L Ketcham. Eq , followed. He anrued forcibly in the same line with Messrs. McDonald, Porter, and Moores He sid we were uow called upon to lay side all our foreign fabrics, and re place them with domestic. This was the object ot this Lidies' Letgue, or . Covenant. But let thia not lead to an additional extravagance, each lady vieitig with the other who should flaunt along the streets with the greatest amount of domestics. Economy was the thing private economv. And he would pledge hiuist-lf and

', Jud-e McDousld thtt, if the ladies would give up their unparalleled extravagance in dress, they would forego tobacco and whisky. By this course we would build up our own manufactories of all sorts and render us truly an independent nation. Mr. Ketcham forcibly contrasteil thegayety and levity with the weeping and lamentation which prevailed throughout the laud. Was it decent, while such suffering was everywhere, that ladies befiounced and befurbelowed should appeir daily on the streets? He repe-ited. was it decent? that was the word upon which he wanted to put the emphasis. He should like to see the boldness of those ladies who would atand ort and wear their foreign goods, after the lesding ladiea of this town had determine! to wear only domestic fabrics. He wanted all ladiea who wore disloyal, by stresa of public aentiment, to be driven in the right rosd, and be compelled to put on at least an appearance of loyalty. He urged immediate action upon the ladies, and no postponement to some future period. He would look ou to morrow at every lady he saw ou the street or in the house, and he would mark in his own mind who wore silks and who wore calico. He assured the ladies that they were loved more by the gentlemen in proportion, as thev retrenched. Hon. llornlio Newcomb followed, and suggested th.it it ws9 time now to transact business. The President then ie.id a pledge to the effect th it for six years or during the war the ladies who signed it would not wear any article of foreign manufacture except what might be indespcns.ibly necessary. The pledge was citculatcd for signatures. Adjourned. City- Council. Monday Evening, May lb, 1G-1. The City Council, last night, elected the fol losing olücer. Chief ot Police. Stmuel A. Cramer. Lieutenant of Police, John S Bray. Market Muster, Ch tries John. Chiel Fire Engineer, C. Kichm inn. Citv Printers. Journal and Free Press. Sextou. O W. AUred. Sealer of Weights and Measures, Jamei Loucks Board of Public Improvements, Brown, Era erson and Letevre. Bonnl of Health, Drs. Mears, Wright and Itullard. Wod Me.uurers, John Ford and W. H. Tur ner Patrolmen 1st Ward. Wm. Oyler and George Thomas 21 Loucks and Crouse. 3d Hannibal Taft and William Williams. 4f h W. S Johnson and J ime Stewart. 5th Samuel ltuher and Fred Laug. 6th Henry Pul and Stephen Wilson. 7th N. S. Ad.ims iid Andrew Uruveraw. !th Thorn is Wilon and D. J. Thompson. 9ih J T. Murpuv and Jonathan Grey. Diy I'.itrolmeii Wm. Hritne. R. It Rarbee, J. P Dural, Robert Redmond, Jacob B.Power, and J. W Br idley. A resolution was pas unanimously, that Lieutenants Alien and Douglass, ar.d privates II A Fletcher and Colonel R. J Ryan, having volunteered iu the cause of their country, be granted lesve of absense. On motion, a meeting of the Board of Public Improvements, was called to meet at the Citv Clerk's Office on the evening ot May 17th at 7i o'clock. Adjourned to meet on Monday night next. New Dagikibeam G alLERT Measrs. Treadwell & Peaslee have just completed, at 16 Est Washington street, the fiuest Photograph Gallery in the city. Mr. Peslee ia wetl known to our citizens ns an accomplished artist. For sometime past he wa connected with the firm of More & TeaIre. CJallery of the Cumberland. Nashville, Tcnneee. The operating room o! Messrs. Treadwell Peaslee canuot beurna-ed. It has a nortnrn light, tne oest lor tne purpose and sufficiently strong to take pictures any time during the day. and even in cloudy weather. The sitting room in el:autly furmhed and the walls tre tieooraied with photographic iews. taken by Mr. Pesle, of nome of the most interesting ui cidents and place connected with the history of the Army of the Cumberland. The working ap ptratus of this tablishment ia the most com plete of the kind in the West, and there i ererr convenience for the rapid execution ol their work Their printing mtchine, the invention of Mr. P . will do more work with cue hand in half a day. than two persona can accomplish by the ordinarr mode in one day. We jndce bv the specimens of the work exhibited to us that no better photographs can be Uken anywhere than at this establishment. The pictures they take are perfect counterparts of the originals. We understand that Messrs. Treadwell & Peaslee sit aprt Mondays for children, on which day they will have the'preference over anv other work. tt G7Mrs. Thompson & Son hare for sale Godev'a Lady' Book, and Feieren' Ladiea' National Magazine, for June. CHEAP WESTERN LMDS. WE HAVE OX HAXD FDR A SHORT TIJfK A qisxtity of ch kt Iowa Lands for sale for cah, at Im taaa GvtraiBai prm. WILET A MARTI 5. Bjll-ilw Estate Bream.

Telegraphic Dispatches.

aaroaraw iiruwiTroi m ibt it in itmnt. frr morning lie pert See riret MIDNIGHT EEPORT. LATEST WAE NEWS. FROM G EX. GRANTS ARMY. OUR TOTAL LOSS 35,000. L EE UEA VI X I It EIJVFOll CEtt FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY. A BATTLE AT RESOCA. Our TrooN Vietor-Ioiias. Sharp Strategy of the Frcmontor FROM GEN. BUTLER'S ARMY A Tight Noar Fort Darling. FOREIGN NEWS. &C, &C, &C.V &C. From York. Nrw Yoia. May 1G The following i the Herald's uispatch from Belle Plain, dated the 14lh: There was heavy skirmishing but no fighting on Fridav. Frch ttoops are marching to the front daily. There are 9,(MH) prisoners now here, and more are expected to niht. Belle Pl.u.v, May 155 A M. Yesterday our artillery opened heavily on the enemy lor hall nn hour. In the Filld, 14ih. 6 P. M. Lee is now on the rieht bunk of the river, in front of Shott.sylv:tnia C. II , instead of in its rear. The enemy ms.de a d:ih on Wright's 6th corps and gained a temporary a ivantae, at 4 P. M.. but were gallantly repulsed in a lew minutes aud driven back with considerable lo-a. CJrani'j strategy has thus tar bewildered Lee. He has steadily moved his entire army by corps by the titnk from the Wilderues Tavern to this point, and bus acted ou the offensive the whole time. The Ny, Po and Ta rivers form the Mattapony t or 10 tnilea south of this. Lee thought the country susceptible ot detei se, and erected substantial earthworks last yetr, many mounting heavy guns. We are between the Ny and Po rivers, one or two miles north of Spottsylvania. Our losses so far are about 33,000, a Urge proportion slightly wounded. The Uer:ld a Washington pecial of the 15th savs: The 2d Corps has lost 1,500 killed, 7,000 wounded, and 1.400 miesing 5th Corps 1,200 killed, 7,500 wounded, and 1,'iOO missing. 6ih Corps 1.000 killed, C.000 wounded, and 1,200 missing. The total loss in the above three Corps foots up 27.500. Lbirnside's losses are nearly in the same proportion. Ten wagon loads of sanitary stores reached Fredericksburg to day, and more will follow soon The Indiana State Aeent has fed over 10.000 persons gratuitously at Belle Plaiu, and continues the charitable work. A special to the Commercial from Washing ton says: Lee has received heavy reinforcements from North Csrolin and Georgia. The Fremont men have engaged the Maryland Institute huid;nr in Baltimore in which it was expected the Union Convention would be held, ami hav taken all the best rooms iu the Baltimore hotels. The Uuion Convention will probably be held in the Front Stttet Theater. Gold closed firm at 176. The 79tli militia having served their three years lime have arrived. Official orders iu relation to the disposition of our militia re expected to-ni:lit. The 1-t, 7th. 221 and I2dih regiments are prepared to start lor W.i-hinpton it phort notice. From liiilMteltliiat Piiiladkiphia, May 16 A special to the Evening Telegraph from Wahingon has the following: A Surj-eon of the 60th New York regiment, who was captured with 6'K) others, came into our lines on Situnlay with the tniv of Gen. Wadsworth, which bad been interred bv order of Gen. Lee iu a neat coffin. He saw Gen Longstrcct in his tent. Ue is wounded in hi collar bone. The wound is not mortal but would render him unfit for active dutv for some time Gen Jeb. Stuart was not down at Richmond the time Gen Sheridun was there. He was in Gen. Lee's urmy unhurt. T4ie rebel los h tremendous, but there is no indication of their civingup yet. (ten. Lee has not been wounded, as the Surgeon saw nnd talked with him the dav when he pare him riuison to take the body of (Sen. Wadsworth. He is of the opinion that the rebels will yet mk a despra'e reitance. Gen. Crawford, who was cut off from his command of Pennsylvania reserves Ja!t week, and siip;Mied to te prisoner, is reported to have rejoined the reserves More wounded arrived here this morning from A(uia creek. From WukliirtK ton. Washington, May 15-11.30 A M. To Mjor Genenl P i: The l itest dates from Grant'- hevlqtnrters are toyesterdiy morriiii,; at 8 o'clock. Our reinforcements me oriviiij. Nothit: later from Butler since his dispatch of Saturday ni'ht. We hive ifitell:trnce from I?eoca un to 11 o'clock last night Our line had advanced on the left, and two lines of the enemy's works had ben torii!d. Stoneman is reported to have destroyed a wenn train, capturing two guns, and thrahed Roddv. (Signed) E. M. Staxtox. Secretary of War. A dipatch received by Halleck from Sherman iMy h h-d a rii;ht yetrdv at Reoca In wbich we were successful. No details giren. General Shermm says he has not time to count. Iut a ner a he cii ju lire me lost about 3.000 killed, woun lei and missjpjj. Kverythine wm progressing satisfactorily with Shermsn. The railroad is repaired to within seven miles of his army. Washington, My 16, 5 P. M. To Mjor General Du: We have dispatehes from Grant this morning wt.ich state that offensive operations have been nece-sarily suspended until the roads become p-ab1; that the army is in the bet of spirits, and feels the fullest confidence in success. The two armies are now concentrated on the bne from Fredericksburg to Richmond. The operations of Gen Sherrain ysstenlsy and two days hard 6ehtinff. forced Johnson t evacuate Resoca at midnight last tight. Sherman's forces are In rigorous pursuit. No dispatches have been received from the battle field to-day. At the latest accounts he was still operating against Fort Darling. (Signed) E. M. Stanto. Secretary of War. From .nrnphli. Mimmis. Mit 14. Advices from Little Rock to the 1:2th, sits it is reported Steele is confident of maintaining the line of the Arkansas. Ktrby Smith is investing Pine Bluflsin atrong force, but the place U well fortified. The Arkansas river ia high, and if they can croaa thev may make trouble on the Wnite river and interrupt Steele's comaounicatioos op that stream. General Waabburn is quite ill with chills and fever.

rrem Datier' Armf. PaocTo' CaiKK. Mav 14 i Via Fort Monroe, 16. j At davlißht Burnham'a brigade charged upon the enemy's outer worka at Proctor Creek, and carried the entire line. At 10 o'clock the batteries opened on the eremy, who had retired to a line of heary earthworks rear Fort Darlire. The rebels replied brieflv until 2 P M.. when our batteries and iharpsbooters silenced all their tuna At 4 P M. a shell exploded in the magazine of Fort D.trhng. I'aocroa'a Cans. My 15 A small rebel guntHiatcame down opposite Fort Darling this A M . and threw seteril sheila into our cavalry and then retired Lieutenant Colonel Pend, of the lt United States Cavalry, discovered three Urpedoes in the James river thia morning. At noon the enemy came out of their fort:ficatioGsand attacked Beck man's brigade. The eoemy was driven back to their works. At 9 o'clock last ereniog the enemy advanced upon our lines near the Petersburg turnpike, and after a short ficht were driven bac. Bebmlda HrxDEED, May 16. 9 A.M. The rebel iron clatl Richmond came down last night aod opened fire on the fleet. The mooitori drove her back. The Richmond Dispatch of the 14th has the following: en Stuart's funeral occurred on the 13th in Richmond. The enemy hss taken possession of the road leading to Louisa U H. The telegraph wires are all down to Lee'a ar

my and Intelligence is received by a Tery circuitous route The following is the latest news from the fronti The enemv came out of their fortifications at daylight and attacked our right wins:, but we drove them back with heavy loss. Our loss was tdight The rebel prisoners say that the enemy have lost more killed thau wounded in the lat four davs. Foreign Newt. Halifax May 15. The steamer City of London, from Liverpool 4th and Q'teenstown 5th. arrived to-day. It I asserted that the Georgia's visit to Liverpool was that she may be sold, being uufit for a cruiser. The Southern Club invited the officers of the Georgia to a banquet. The previous news caused the Confederate loan to ndvatice 4X per cent. The D iriisdi war news H unimportant. In the House of Commons inquiry ws made as to the truth of the statement that the U. S. troops had been permitted to pursue Sioux Indians into British territory. Mr Cardwell said it was true, and offered to produce the papers. From Cairo. Cairo, May 16 The latest advices from Red River confirm the former report of the blockade of that river, and state that tbe rebels have two formidable batteries, one at Wilson's Plantation aud onenlSuaggy Pond. Gei. Thomas and t iff arrived from below to day, en route for Paducab. COMMERCIAL. lit TtLMEAM.: nw York market. New York, May 16. Cotton about lc better; fc5t-6 mid. uplands, b2(tK3c low middling Flour. State and Western more active; $7 7 10 for ex-State, $7 257 45 Round Hoop Ohio, $7 508 25tor trade brand; market closing firm Whisk v more active; $1 27 for State, $1 29 1 .If I U for Western. Wheit decidedly more active; 34c higher; preatderamd for export; $1 501 60 for Chicago Spring. SI 551 CO fur Mil. club, $1 641 C7 lor Mich, amber. Corn 1 2c better. Old mixed Western $1 45 in store. Oats dull and drooping; c990c for Western Wool quiet. -Petroleum steady. Refined In bond 57. do. June and Jul v 57 c. Pork lower"; $2b27 for mess; $25 50(326 for old do.; $26 75(27 for new do ; $23(24 for old and new prime, and $27 for prime mess. Beef. Market quiet and michaiisJ. Lird dull :iid lower, at 13414c. Butter scarce and higher; 2r(dj35c. for common to prime Ohio, and 3438 lor State. Money easy, larye supply, 57c. Sterling dull und lower. Gold firmer and more active, opening at 73, and closing a) 76c, Cincinnati InrKet. Cincinnati, May 16 Flour firm, but not higher; superfine $6 40(ft 6 50. extra S6 60(36 50. extra trade $6 60(36 7.-. Whet firm, tint the sales small; rel $1 4? 1 50, white $1 01(41 CV Corn quiet and steady, $1 151 20 for ear and nhelled. Rve firm at $1 Go. Whisky firm; 70(1 bbl. sold $1 20, and holders sk a further advance at the close. Provision (juiet but fine; not much done. Groceries dull. Gold 70fö71c. Sil er 57(359. Exchsiit:e dull and heavy. 'ev York ('attic .Tlarket. Uirkkt Dat, Ti kspat, May 10, 1S64. total krenrrs or cattlk or all kisp, roa the weee. Sh-rp and Bcvf. Cowr. Veals. Lamb. Swinr. Total 3,91? 106 l.O t,455 13,5!H Last week. .. 4.11 0 134 1,2(6 11.C17 13,h32 Corpn'tr week laiy-nr.... 4,343 131 r32 6,514 11.63? Av'r'freXo.per w'k !atear 5,l34 130 60S 10,018 14,925 KKvica rann Dirrrkt.vT states. NVw York 301 Iowa 321 P.-tm-j It an is 14 Ma.-acbas-ttr Ohio 1T7 Connecticut lii'iana 113 Mi-our: 103 Illinois 2,1.14 VitcliiKaa Kentucky 115 Canada 4 KEY. At th pnir.fj or th market for beef cattle In 44th street, the fftfrinc, hieb was a upeiror qualiiy to that of many wee ks of the Ma-n, compriM?d barely 3,i'00 bead, for which drovers, or ratDer !f"culatr, Wed at the outset about a rrnt above the cloninz figure cf U-t week. P.ntchers at first delayed purchases, with a virw or forcing a decline, but as the government at an early honr took about head, they bepau to feel uiieary. and holders, though with considerable difficulty, were eiuMtd to etablih an advance of fully half a cent per pvtiiid. A feeling of baoyjney, however, t in about noon, and. for about an hour or to thin? wer pretty lively; but oon this feeling rubsided; and late in the afternoon a!es were tlow and holders were more liberal in their estimate cf weight, which during the early part of the day were very high; Mill at night there were about two hundred Lead wivjid, beinp, bow. ever, mostly the tail end of the drove. The weather, too. wa-i very ultrr, arui miiitared againxl tbe market, which it is well known require iu tbe warmer months a much lighter supply than at any other season. On Tuetdav morning about 100 hea-1 came ia, bat tbe market bad loai its buoyancy, and towards tbe cIoe a decline of five do'ltrs per bead from the extreme rate of Monday wm established, leaving tbe market very tame aid quite a number unsold, our iuude figures rrprereut the value of Hm.k at the cloe: Premium qaslities, per cwt, IS.WglT.no Prime. 1o do ia.0l6O Medium to good qualitie, per cwt 14,0013,1)0 Poor do do U.5 13.00 Getteral selling prices do 14.fl.00 Average do .......... 14.SO Tte following droves wen ia tbe market from Indiana : PenColwell 50 FIeichbann 1 Co 63 TI1L CALVES. There no cbmpe to ebanire to note In tbe poeral appearance of the market, though the feeling if anything rather favors the seller, epecially o tbe belter grades which are comparatively scarce, notwitbitind ing the Improved appearance of the stock coming in, a reult obtained through the lanre sei iure ot bob vat around town, which deters butchers from tiring that quality. The medium and lower grades however are easier. Good and extra qaalit;e per fb 8,39c Other qualities do 5 EHIir ASD LAX It. The wpply of sheep having fallen off considerably wbde the demand continues fair, price hare fmprred fully half per cent a pound on wooled sheep, and e market on Tuesday closes very 5nn with an txtremtly light stock on a. Clipped hep find a ready aale, though they arrive sometimes in very poor order, being nu ap the railrvad travel. Price, however, are aboil a cent fcigter on ao average. I Arabs piü aa fat u they arrive at $434 each. Cipped sheep per lb 6,3c Wooled sheep, per lb. llc Umba, per bsad OOÄ," Under the tnflaenca of tha hot weather the the de mand has fallen off, while the supply has cootinaH large Prkws la coequeöc have reached frra V to li per Id.

TJt bag. Dr4 nsTj prima crn M 1 9H U(bt do HT'S 19 10 ?b7'ti""!Bd I at -37K t0

u. s, OONDO. U. S. 10-40 BONDS. These Bonds are issued under tha Act of Congresa of March 8th, 1S&4, which provides that In lien of so much of the loan asthertxed by the Act of March 3d, 1S63, to wblcb tbls It soppl- mttary, tbe Secretary it tbe Tressury is authoriaed to borrow from time ta time on tbe credit of tbe United 8tatea, sot exceeding TWO HUNDRED X1IX102C DOLLARS daring the current fiscal year, and to prepare and israa tberefor Coapoa and Keg'stered Bonds of tbe United Slates; and all Bonds Issued under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXA TlOX by or under any State or municipal authority. Subscriptions to these Bonds art received in United States notes or notes of National Banks. They are TO BE REDEEMED IX COIX, at the pleasure of tbe Government, at any period wof 144 Aiin Un twr more than forty yar from their date, and until their redemption nYE PER CET. INTEREST WILL BE PAID IX CO IX, on Bonds cf not over one hundred dollar annually, and on all other BnJs semi-annually. Tbe Interest Is payable on tbe tint day of March aod September in each year. The semi-anncal Coupons are payable at those dates, and tbt annual Coupon on tha M and flOO B-mdi are payable on the tint of March. Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon Bonds as they may prefer. Registered Bonds are recorded ou tbe book of tbe Un.ted States Treasurer, and can be transferred only on the owner's order. Coupon BonJ are payable to bearer, and are more convenient for commercial uses. Registered Bonds will be Issued of the denominations of Fifty Dollars (50), One Hundred Dollar ($100), liva Hundred Dollars (tOOC),) One Thousand Dollars (f 1,000), Five Tbou-sand Dollar (tö.OOÜ), aud Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000); and Coupon Bonds of the denomination of Fifty Dollar (.r.0). One Hundred Dollar (f 100), Five Hundred Dollars ($5U0), and One Thousand Dollar (11,000.) Subscribers to this loan w ill have the option of having tbeir Bon J draw interest from Msrch lt, ly paying the accrued interest in coin (or in Unired States notes, or the note of National Bank?, adding fi ty pr cent, for premium,) or receive them drawing interest from the date of subscription and deposit. A the.-e Bonds are exempt from municipal or State taxation, their value is increased from one to three per cent, per annum, according to the rate of tax levies in various parts of tbe country. At the present rate of premium on gold they pay over eight per cent. Interest in currency, and are of equal con venience as a permanent or temporary investment. It is believed that no securities offer so great inducemoots to lenders as the 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 the United States the whole property of the country is holden to secure tie payment of both principal and interest in coin. These Bonds may be subscribed for in rami from $30 up to any magnitude, on tbe sam terms, and are thus made equally available to the vmallest ender and the largest capitalist. They can be converted Into money at any moment, and the bolder will have tbe benefit of the interest. The fact that all duties on imports are payable in specie furnishes a fund for like payment of iuterest on all Gov ernment Bonds largely in excess of the wants of the treasury for this purpose. Upon the receipt of subscription a certificate of deposit therefore, in duplicate, will be issued, the original of wbicb will be forwarded by the subscriber to the Secretary of the Treasury, at Wa.-hington, with a letter stating the kind (registered or coupon) and tbe denominations of bonds required. Upon the receipt of the original certificates at tb Treasury Department , tbe bonds subscribed for will be transmitted to the subscribers respectively. Subscriptions will be received by tbe Treaturer of the United yie. at Washington, and the Aittnt Treaturern at Xew York, Boston and Philadelphia, and by the Fit at Sational Lank of Indiinajxitit, ind, and by all Xational Banks wbicb are depositaries of public money. All respectable banks and bankers throughout tbe country will furni.'h further information on application, and afford every facility to subscribers. may3-d?w&w2t A Fine Stone House, FARM OF SIXTY-NINE ACRES. ASPLEXDID SUBURBAN RESIDEXCf, CONSISTing of a large cut Stone Houe. large iron verandahs oi the two fro-ite; th entire wood work freshly painted and grained; tbe rooms newly papered in the finest style; and everything in the most complete order. It is pleasantly situated in a native rrov or several acres. The farm contains 69 aces of excellent land, with good orchards of every kind of fruit, is located near the Xational Turnpike, 2 mile. from the city limits, and the situation one of the miM beautiful and healthy in the vicinity. Tbe House, if built now, would cost not le thsn 116, WO; and the ground, if the Houe were off, would sell rsd'ly for 200 an acre, judging by recent sale of land adjoining it. IT IS WORTH ABOUT $30,000; but as few persons want to bay so fine a farm house, it Will Be Sold For $17,000, which a (rreat bargain. Apply for further informsfion, to M'KEKXaN & PIERCE, ap9 den Real Estate Dealers. A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN! In its effect -instantaneous. In Its coloring; power matchless. In its Ingredient vegetable. In its operation natural. In its beautifying p-suUs enduring. In ita tendency preservative. In its popu arity unequld. CIMSTADOltO'S IIAIK DYE Ii pronounced by the YTorld of Science and the World cf Fashion, the finest preparation ever Invented by art to rectify the bort comings of natureManufactured by J CRISTA IX )R0, Xo. Aator Hoae, 5fw York. Sold by i !1 Dm irts. A plied by all Hair LTeers. a p r29 -d eod Jt we ow HAGAU' S MAGNOLIA BAU This is the moet delightful and extraordinary article ever discovered. It change the run burst face and bands to a pearly satin texture or ravishing beauty. Imparting the naible purity of youth, and the dilixjve appearance ao invitioc in the city belle of fhlcm. It remove tan, freckle, pimplr and roughnes of tte akin, leaving the complexion fre, transparent and smooth. It ontaina no material Injurious to the skin. Patronized by ActreMe and Opera Singer. It i what every lady should have. Seid everywhere. Pn pared by W. K. HAG AX, Trey, 5. T. Add res all orders to DKMAJ S. BAEXES 4 CO, Sew York. febS-d6m-eod JOHN n. SULLIVAN, LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLE, Urn. 10 Fat Pearl Street, In rears' Sentinel Bulldlnaj martWly REAPERS AND U0WZBS. ffflHK IROX HARVESTER Is OX EXHIBTT10X AT the Court House Yard. lf Raker, Hand Kaker and Ohio Clipper. Fanner call aai examine theo. mjlS-alm 1 Aged

AGENCY.

WALKER, M'KERNAM & GOLDSEERRY, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, No. 8 WcM Washington Strret, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., OFFERS FOR SALE TUE KOLLOW 1XO VALVABLE PllOPETTW A H0CK AXD LOT on Hobrook street t XW A HOLK AM) HIT in CraDe'a subdivision.... t o A, H"L'!K A Mi LOT on &tb. Wlawar street.. "M A HOUSE AXD LOT on West street 71 RF.SIDKNCK on Third street, containing three rooms, a;ood cellar; Ac . a fine selection of fruit trees on the lot, cheap at AO0 A HOUSE AXD LOT la out lot 125. l.WW A HOL'!E AMI LOT on Blake street 1.0OO A HOUSE AXD LOT on Missouri street. I,0J A H0LE AXD LOT on M noi street I,i0u A i IX E HOUSE on Ohio street, two tory frsme, seven rooms, (rood cellar uader the whole. good stable, wood bouse, welt, cistern, Ac. Terms ear G.nfo A HOUSE AXD LOT on Sooth Illinois street 4.SOO A HOU.HK AND LOT in Drake'a add lion 3.(MJ DOUBLE HOUSE AND LOT on JlMs!rpi street 20 HOUSE AXD LOT on Han- son street l.ooO HOUSK ASD IjOT on omb Illinois street 11,500 0E OF THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING IiJTS on Pennsylvania street, between .Michigan ani Vermont e,?00 BUILDIXO LOT on Virginia Avenue 500 BUILDING LOT on the corner or Soma and West street : 500 UILDING LOT on McCarty street. 600 BUILDING LOT on Xew York street l.?00 ONE ACRE LOT in Henderson's addition 2,000 BLILD'NG LOT corner of Lockerbie and East streets. 3,500 BOUSE AXD LOT on South street west of Mit siippi. Three room, good cellar, welt, out-bou-es, Ate 2.000 A CHEAP AND DESIRABLE REMDKNCE on Vir itra avenue. Two story frame building, contains Are rooms, cellar, welt, cistern, Ac. Fine a.orf"etit of shrubbery, vines, fruit tree., 4c. Convenience- crom Me 1,TM A XEW AND K LEG A XT HOUSK on Market street; five rooms, cellar, well, stable and all modern conveniences. Fine grounds well furnished with vine, fru't and ornamental tree.. 5,500 GOOD FRAME HOUSES on Alabama street; four rooms, iimnier kitchen, new stable and comI'lete 1,500 A NEAT BRICK COTTAGE on Virginia avenue, conts ninu three rooms, cellar, wood houe Miioke house, and all the neceary convenience; ground tastefully adorned with shrubbery and fruit treet J.100 A COMMODIOUS HOUSK one half sqare from Little's Hotel; five rooms, good cellar, wood house, and other conveniences: 1.5(0 om kik vkr time. TWO HUXDhKD VACANT LOTS situated in every part of the city, and varying in price from 2tW to KUR TEAKS' LEASE ff a good Hotel Mtuated r.ear the Union IVpot, accommodates seenty-tSve guts; cutorn greater thin it capacity to accommodate. lieut and licth$f . hUSINENS HOUSE, north side of Washington stree, between Illinois and i!eriMan. THREE BUSINESS HOUSES on West Washington street, north side. BUSINESS HOUSE n the outh side of Wash nerton street, between Illinois and Meridian. BUS IN KSS HOUSE on South Meridian street. BUSINESS HOUSK on FaM Wash'rieton street. A GOOD STOCK OF FAMILY iU HJF.I;IH for sale, and will rent the houe containing them to the purchaser. A first rate stand for business. A FIRST CLASS GRIST AXD SAW MIL, three miles from the city; two runs of tne; makes a X, 1 flour; saw mill cu 3,000 feet of lumlr per dav; ten acres of ground attachrd; a bargain, as the mill will pay for itself in one year. In addition to the above we have on hand a list of property, sufficient in extent and variety to suit the requirement, tate and purse of every one desiring to purchase. WALKER, McKFRNAX A JOLDSBERRY, Xo. 6 West Washington street. mySM5w Indianapolis, Ind. FOR SALE. EXECUTORS' SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK FARM ! milE UXDERSIGXRD. KXF.CCTORS OF THE ES J. täte of Kdmuod Muooey, deceased, will sell on the premises, On Saturday, June 4th, The following described land in Xinevah township. Bar tholomew county, four and a half miles west of Taylorsville, and six and a half miles from Edinbnrg: X. W. quarter of section 24, township 10, range 4, 160 acres. X. W. quarter of S. W. quarter of section 24, township 10, range 4, 40 acres. s. W. quarter of 8 W. quarter, of section 13, township 10, range 4, 40 acres. K. balf or S. K. quarter of section 23, township in, ratige 4. acres. K. balf or X. K. quarter of section 23, township 10, rant-e 4, 80 aores Making a splendid Farm of four hundred acres, with several pood Houses, Frame Barn, Iisy fhad, Stock Sheds, Crib. Ac. Thrte hundred and sixty acres fenced. Three hnndred acres cleared, all i'i gras; over 100 acres of which can be mowed tbe etiMiing harvest, balance good pasture. Every field is supplied with living water from never failing springs. There ! a good Tannery of near one hundred va's. supplied ith over head water, bark sbedn, sc., on the farm. Tkrm4 One-third cah in hand, balance in two annua) payment, with inter st, secured by mortgage on the premises. For further particnlar. addres orca'l on i. E. Mooney, atMwney A CoV., 75 Meridian tieet, Indianapolis, or W. W. k J. K. Moiiey, Columbus. for conveyance to examine premise, call on Harvey Lewi, Edii.ourg. DtLLARD RICKFTTS, JAMES K MOJNKY, my!0-d3a r xecutors. MARSHAL'S NOTICE. United States Marshal's Notice. U.MTlinSTATF.SOFA.TIEllICAs DISTRICT OF IXDIAXA, SS: Whekeas, A libel of information has been filed In the Dtrict Court of the United States, within and for the Kizbtb Circuit and District of Indiana, or the 29th day of April, 1S64, by John Hanna, Esq., Attorney of the United State for the District of Indiana, against the life estate a? d interest of Adam MclKnaM in and lo tbe following described real estate, in the county of Cass, in tbe State of Indiana, to-wit: Lm Nos. 45 and 45, in George Tipton's 1st a ldit ion to !.ogaport. Ala". ix No. 5o, in administration of John Tipton's lt addition to Loenport. Also, LotXn. 127, in John Tipton's 4th addition to Logansport, he. the said McDonaM, being the owner thereof, and a person guilty of aidinir an armed rebellion a.tiiw the Government of the United states, and eitel for a violation of the Uws of tbe United States Ly the said Adam McDonald, he, the sid McDonald, being a rebel m arms against tlie Government of the United State, and praying process againt said real estate, and tbat the mine may be condemned and ld as eaemies property. Now, therefore. In pursuance of the Monition undertbe seal tt the taid Court o me directed and delivered, I do hereby give public no'ice to all ersons claiming said real estate, or any part thereof, or iu any manner interested therein, that they be and appear before the said, the District Court of the ünited State, to be held at the city of Indianapolis, in and for the District of Indiana, on the 3-1 Tuesday of May next, at 10 o'clock of the forenn of that day, ard then and there to in'erj" their claims and make their kllegationa in that beha'f D. G. KOSE, U. 8. Marshal, By 1. 8. Bic.ilow, Deputy AttestWatt J. Smith, Clerk. my6-dltt AUCTION SALES. FOR SALT! AT AUCTI O IV BY YAMKER, M'KERMAN & GOLDSBERRY, Saturday, the 21st day of May, at 2 o'clock P. M,, on the Premises, A LARGE STEAM FLOURING MILL, 1 T ZIOXSVILLK. IXDIA5A, OX THE I.AFATF.TTF. a. Kail road, known a the Helme Mill. Haid Mill U four rtones high, has foar run of stooes, two engines, aod will torn out one bundre-l barrels of flour in twelve hours. The flour is one of the best brands in tbe market. This is a fine opportunity for a person wirb a aeaall capital to make a paying investment, for one-third enlyi to be pid down, balance in oee and to years. A aide track runs up to the mill, thereby aavinjall haallng. The location is good for parchasmg wheat. For farther particulars call ob or äddre WALKER, XckEKXAX 4 GOLD6BERXT. myll-dtd Indianapolis, lad. PARTUERGHIP. Copartnership Notice. THK CXDERSlCXtD HAVE FnKMED A COF AST aership la the Livery aod 5a'. fttabia Bttnee. Their aublea are on East Heart tieet. So. 12 and 14, tn the rear of G Una's Block. Their sw-ck U Use flnM ta the market. Their beggtea aod carriages are all new. Tl'j have perhaps the Dovt splendid tarn ott In tbe city, parchaaed In New York at an Immense price. Their holies are all trained aod sale. Tbeir charge are re a onble for cash. IIE5BT ALLE 5. mvl-öw T. W. STEW AKT.

GPECIAL NOTICC0.

LYOH'S KATHAUtOIT. Katbairew Is mwi tbe Oreefc word nCatVre, f Kathalro," :giiirylr.g ta cleanse, rejivinata and ra store. This arttcie ia what ita uta aigtittUa. Ff preserving, restoring and beautlfjlrg the homan hair it I tha most recarkall preparailoa m tbe world. It ie aca n owned a-d pat p by tb ortg4! prooWh, a4 la cow made wit a the same eare, ai:i j atter'kl wbicb gae it a sale ef over one es.Lia Wtl pt aanom. It i a trost deligktf-J üa r Urelrg. It eradi aies acarf and daadrmff. It keep tbe head c4 and clean. It nukes tbe bair neb soft and gioasy. !t prevents the hair from failiug wff end taming gray It retore bair up obald bead. Any lady or gentleman ho values a beaetiful bead of bair should ate Lyon's Kathalroo. It U kaowa aud saed throughout the civiliied worU. Hold by all respectable dealers. ui:iA9 h. im km: ei ro n.r. febt -lin -ed UEVOLIT I OX In tlio 13rntlni Iiunin! By tbe almost unanimous action of the parties Interested. CKISTADOICO' 1IAIU DYE! baa replaced the eld worn-out Inventions for coloring the bair, whkh the better experience ef years baa proved te be lat Ocü e and deleterious. UnUk tbe coapocada that upon the health of tbt bair and dry up and consume tbe Juices whkh sustain It, Uta mild, genial and perfect dye is found to be a vkal.xing as well as a coloring a,e nt. OiMadoroN Ilnlr rrearrvutlvr, a valuable a I! unct to tbe Djt, In dreing and promoting the growth ar.d perfect health of the bair, and of Iteelf, when ned ab ne, a safeguard that protecU tbe Cr-rea from i'ecay under all clrcunitaocea and under all cüaies. Manufactured by J. CRISTADOEO. Xo. 6 Ator Bouse, Xew Tork. Sold by all Druggist. Applied by all Hair Dressers. apr29. deod A weow OTTS HIAWATHA HAIR KF.STCBATIYE, IIOTT'S HIAWATHA UAIK Rr.STOK AT1VE, II0TTS H1AWAT1U HAIR RESTORATIVE, In Longfellow's Poem Hiawatha was adjudred to have conferred the greatest ton on bis tribe b ,hm be brought to its boiice corn. Eery one will adn;it that our preparation i worthy f tbe name, for the beneCu it confer when it in Known. WHAT THE HUWATUA DOES. It restores faded and gray hair and kikrrs to their original color. It brii.gs op the natural shading of one bair with another, thus giving the bair a pcrlect l;fe appearattce, k that the mt critic! obserer tanuot detect it ue. tt makes hrsn hair soft and silky, slope its falling out, cleanse It and tbe ce p Irom all impurl tie, t a reauily app!ieI and wiped from tbe skin a- aay hair die.si:ig, and en irely overcoa:s tte bad elects of previous use of preparations containing auli bur, engar of lead, Ac. Tbe propsietor of the Hiawatha published the follow, ing challenge to test, in the Xew York dalhes three weeks, which WAS 5F.VER ACCEPTED. Let some well known and disinterested persons appoint one to the proprietcr of each preparation for the hair to brng up the color. Everv proprietor to ue nothing bat bis t wn preparation, and the person nothing else during the test. A certificate of the result to be widely published at the eatense of the unsacceufsJ competitors. Sold every here. J05F.rH H0TT A COrnarl dly Xo. 10 University I lace, X J. COUGHS AMD COLDS. The n.ldrn changes of our climate are ertrcea of rul tnonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic Affections. Expert ence having proved that simple remedies often art speed ily when taken In tbe early stages ef tbe disease, re course shoult at once be bad to BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRCCHES or Loteiige. let tbe Cold. Conga or Irrt tat ton of the Throat be ever so s igbt, as by tbls precaution a more eeriou attack may be effectually warded off. Public Speakers and fingers will flnd tbenj effectual for. clearing and strengthening the voice. Soldiers should bare them, as they can be carried ta tbe pocket and taken when occasion requires. Sold by all Druggiau and Dealers in Medicines In the United States and moat foreign countries at 25 cents per box. myS-dAwlm GTLADIESI LADIES! LADIES! DO T fail to read tie advertisement Ii tbia paper, beadet IMPORT A XT TO FRMALF.S. Dr. nteesman. of Xew York, baa devoted the laat thirty years f bis practica ta Female Complaints. Ilia Fill ect like a charm. They ere reliable and safe. oovH-dCaa t5TD ISKASES OF THE NERVOUS Seminal, Urinary and Sexual System new and reliable treatment In Reports of tbe HOWARD ASS CIATIOX. Sei.t by mail tn scaled letter envelopes, free tfebarg. Addresg D. J. SKILL1X HOCH H FOX, Howard Assoda tion, Xo. 3 South N tuth Street, Iltiladclpbia Ta. mar30-t!Awly CfT NERVOUS DEBILITY. SEMINAL Weakne-s, etc can It cured by one. wbo baa really cured nimtelf and hundreds of others, and will tell yew nothing bet the tnOA. Address with eta mp. EDWARD n. TRATER, frb29-dAwly Ixck Box, Boetou, Maae. KT SOLDI ERS-WE THINK "DR Strickland is quite right In advising ym in bis advertisement in our columns of to-day's paper, to tike a bottle of bis highly recommended Anti-Cbolera Mixture ia your knapsacks, it may save the lives of many of our tea soldiers. Mothers, see that your eons do not rfeg'ect it Ton ran get It at the Dreg Stores at SO cents per bottle. It is the best remedy for Iharrbaa aod Iysentery. marcb7-dlyeod&wly life o it death: S0LDIEE Don't so Back to the War. 171 "Ä many have died from Diarrhea and Iyentrry la ' your reg menu Now tale warning and do n return without upplvlne your knapsacks with a bottle r-f in. Strickland's ntl Cholera MiiWf remember Low many were saved Iat year by taking it after l-e-cg discharged and sent from the hospitals a Incurable. dose will Immediately relieve the most aerere case ef Diarrhoea or DvseMary. It ia acknowledged by tbe faculty to be the only med trine known to cure Chronic Diarrbre and Iyentary. Xow don't neglect It, for on yor return a change of diet and water, Ac. will mot certainly bring on Lharrbcea, and a fto o-nt bottle of Ur. frtnekland'a Anti-Chnlera Mixture win cure you and several others. It w. II keep good in any climate. Do not fail to tetl your coniradee to put a buttle of U In their knap sack. Sold by Dnsgriitj and prepared only by Dr. A. Strick land, F.ast Fosmh street, Cit.dt.natl, O. For sale by W. I. Ha.sltA Co.. Browning A Sloan, Stewart Mrin, J. F. fenotir, Tcmlmson A Cog, igytt A Wocher. wtarcbT-dlreeslatwly A SURE CTJRB! ITITKRYBOUYts biag cwr4 of tbia l ease by Ue use tf eUetre.aine; dieOR. STFUCKLAriO'S PILE REMEDY. Read wlat a saferer says Mr. J. P. HataHe. 144 Seeoetd street. Cncifnati. aays be has been a dreedfal sunerev with FTlee for long titue, and bu trie! utrij everything, and eoaii obuia no relief. Ue -d about om-foart h of px. of lie. ft'iieaiand's File ftwnett, aod tt made a Cfapiete rure. He idvlnes every one: lolfeTlrig to try It. Sol 1 by all Druggists at SO cen-e per poC If anufaetsred at So. feast Fourth atreet, CindnnaU. O. Ask for StricMand'i Pile tlnatdv. . For saJe by W. L Ha.klt A Ca-, Brewatn A !a, Stewart A Morgan, J. F. Sen our, TomMneon A Cog end Igner k Wörter. mar-dl veodAely B UTS AXD SELLS COLP.SaTER, STOCXS, BOXDS, I tsturrtnt jaossey, er Dgeaisviee uaena. .Veajey AdCrd Frrnml Pronerfv. Office hours from 7 A. X. to C P. M. Üfice one door north ef ladia&apeli Daily E vetting Ge sette, ap suirt, 8d door, left ba:d, B. m oj ELECTION OFDinCCTOnG. Imaaareaja jru MaAtaoai Raitoa rcwearr,! -oa, Isb-.Aprii I l-CL THE AX5UAL ELFCnOX OF X'XE WBICTOM OF this Cnenpaay will bw hekj at the mfOc of tbe Cow f 17 '"bmI017 4llB 00 tt ixh VedttKlgj fötk) liiT 19 'cUck A. and de A By rder, c. TC01 rOLLOCX, Secretary, apcij dim ...