Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4242, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1864 — Page 3

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DiVJLY SENTINEL.

- FRIDAY M0KN1NÜ. MAY 2). CITY ITEMS. ET1 Tbe 8 now art biticg meu:5ceatlj at Broad Ripple. ET Robinson & Jwe'tt great Hippodrome la coming this wav. t2TIWanl Youth' Sapors at A. Lintx's, Xo. 'Si West Washington street. 2l-2t tETAlt kinds ot !Vv)k ar.1 Job Prititicg neatly j aaU promptly doL at this office, at living rate. , t7Ma'e Boote and Shoe ara filing at low price at Jo ura, Viai k Co.'a. E7- Frank FtrreiTTolTeAe of Content, Weit Washington atreet. Good place for gexlleaieo. Lc, &c. f7 For fplesdkl aod beautiful ice, clear tad solidified acd transpareot, leave jour orderawith George W. Pitti. (7 We ootic commendable vigilance on the part of tbe new police throughout the city. Each m ember of tbe corpa ictmi to be doing bia dutj. GT MesacbuetU avenue, when tbe im pro re menu dow in propren are finished, wilt he probably tbe most beautiful thcuroughfare io the Citj. td3T boe Customers are crowding Jones, Viunedge k Co Shoe Store; they are selling tbe beat good io the market. Pricea tbe lowest. 11 2 tT Tbe 133d Iudiana, Col. Hudson, Lieut. Cot. Smith and MJor Foote, left yesterday for tbe Arof of the Cumberland. Tbey are out hundred daj men. Patrooiie home manufacture by uaiog Seoour'a Qoick Yeast, ooe of tbe nicest and cheapest baking powders ia tbe country, for tele at Seoour'a Drug Store. tU Beautiful waa yesterday. Violets, plnka and dsodeüous bloomed and blushed, and wasted Bot their sweetoess on tbe desert air. Tbe roads art good ia this part of tbe couutry. Maiosic A. k A. Rite A meeting of Adon Irani Grand Lodge of Perfection will be held tbia (Frida j ) evening at ?t o'clock, lor woik. L. K. Maitix, Secretary. Boots asd Show at Two Years' Ago Cost. We bate about $1,500 worth of stock of all kinds, arranged for a grand cot rate. Shoe cutto mem are invited. Joxes, Vinnedge k Co. lb-7t Karlt Clomhq Anxious to give our young men time for improvement, we will continue to dote at C o'clock P. M. during the season. W. k 11. Olinn, fcbl2J6m Proprietor New York Store. Ltm ait ttriirsilifr (ieueral J . L. Kicrnsn, U. S. A , will deliver a lecture at Military Hall, on Saturday evening, May 2It, on the following ubject: "Ireliod and America v. Eugl-n.I. tickets 25 cent. 20 2t 3f"Stranzeri tisitin: the city, who are anxious to procura the latot style of a bat or cap, should not fail to call at the old, reliable, and welt known bat and cap establishment of Rker L Mclvcr. 19 3t Several men of the 43d Indiana have arrived in this cil? from Arkansas The 4-JJ guarded (Jen. Steel'a wagon tra!n in his recent Shreveport, Camdeu and Little Rock expedition. Only one hundred men of the whole regiment got away, so furious was the onslaught of the rebels. The whole train fell in Price's hands. If it bad been otherwise it would have been different. tST Tbe beautiful and accomplished Miss Kate Fletcher takes a farewell benefit to-night at tbe Metropolitan. Tbe play will be the cor geons scenic epectacle of Cherry and Fair Star. Miss Fletcher is a roost estimable young lady, a Dative, we bei ire, of Indianapolis. She has shown that she posseses histrionic genius. She baa contributed to tbe amusement and instruction of our public, winning the commendation and applause of all. Let ber to night be en couraged with tbe presence of hosts of ber admirers. A Scrrmioa Remedt We can conscientiously recommend to tbose uflVrig from a distres-iit.g cough, Dr Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Dal sam. It gives relief almost instantaneous, and is withal not disagreeable to the taste. There is do doubt but the Mellifluous Cough Bal.am is one of the best prep rations in ue,and is all that ita proprietors claim for it. We have tried it during the past week, and found relief from a most distressing cough It is prepared by Dr. Strickland. No. 6 Eat Fourth stteet, Cincinnati. Ohio. -Cincinnati National Union. tf Olism's New Yosk Stori The solendid goods at this establishment. Eaat Washington street, attract tbe rjea of all ladies. Tbe im ported fabrics are of superior quality, and afforded at the lowest enures. The lock of domestic staoleis perhapa the heaviest in the market The Meaara, Olenn are known throughout the Northwest to be among the most enterprising of merchants. Their capiul, which ia amp!e; is ued without stint, ami corit-equcntl y the New .York store is famous throughout tre country Ldies from home and ladies from abroad should by all means viait the New York Store. . Ch tcatxo News The Sewing Women's Committee, who are canvassing the C'ty for funds to fill tho treasury, are receiving most lib eral donations, ranging from fifty cents to filly dollar. We would fay to all don't be afraid that you will not be called on to donste to a rnot" righteous and worthy cause. The Com mittee will call on all or part, as they can; but should any beome impatient and fear jhev are going to be slighted, they csn leave their donations with Louis Schultz, Merchant Tailor, No. 19 North I'ennavlvania treet, who hsbeeu very liberal in advancing the price of sewing, ud als ) donating to the Society. tlT" Summer baa iiuiee! come ! und to secure conifort, the proper bbtliinents suitel to the change of temperature are not only conducive to the promotion of good betlth, but to fit the we-wer to appear in auch preventable thai before bis friends as wilt make their teelings mutually aztectble. The attention of atmneera viailing the cily.aa well aa tbe permanent residents, is recpectluUv directed to the preat advanlates they will secure ty m call at the firt cU Merchant Ti Ioritig Establishment of Luis Schultz. 19 No'th IViitmtltania stt-et. within two doors of the PoUmc. -3t ' IsDiAasroii WiiotEAAte T ape. No yeir ba ever w:tneed ao ret au imrf c b the wholestle grocery trade in ludiati.ipolii as the pat. when it will" be remenibttrd ihM aince the commenrareent of the war, tp'e grtKreries hare been sold eheaf e thtn tn the esteru mtrkfts. But era will irceive the adantase of examining atocks there, and we refer with pleasure to the Houaa of Meaara Sawysr i Stirrett. whoe card will be found in another column. The en-terpri-e. energy and liWrality of th!a firm hs earned them a merited popularity and eucew, and their ample wealth aud iTinene alea entMe them to keep a ! rt a and fresh stork, selected from home and loreisjn market. Bayers thould not fail t viait this p.puUr esiAbhsh meul Tiptou (Jnioa. Mra Kar Fuctc Thia meritorious and popular young attrea, who has so oag and uccefully 1bf to etiU rtsin the patrons of the Metropolitan, has a benefit tonight. The magnificent acetic piece ot Cherry aud Pair Star will be repeated on this occ uiou Serfeant Hilt of the City Grey -our HillHill whom everybody sbudJers at wheu he acts tbe villain on the stage, aud whom everybody re specta as a wholeoul. clever gentleman in social life, will make bis last appearance before going to the war. Mr liili at the close of the .pore will recite "The Btttle-field of Shilch." We need not say the huu will be crowded, lor that concluaiou is elf evident, but we give the bint that the tneods of alias Fletcher anJ Mr.

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U tider the provia t na of an ord.i snce of the ' citv of Indianapolis, the Hoard of Public Im provemeitl of aa-d titv haa been organized, and will hold ita regular meetings in theffice of said Board (in the City Cterk'e Office. in Glenns' Block, on each Wednesday afternoon, corarcene 'tuff si 2 oMock. The ordinance regulating the construction of bnüdio'S within the city limits is i.ow in forre. ard Irresfter it wl'.l be utiUaifu! for any jern i to ert any buildit c. barn, kUbte. out buu-e or shni without first obuiiiing a permit to do so' fro oi the Board of Public Improvement. Nor can any one drive acro? sidewalks or dig away j earth Jrom the same to aid in buildine, without ; firvt obtaining a permit. Pernios are al-o re ' quired t-j remove any build. nz from one poia: to aooil.er. TT be penalties for buil lirg, nsirg sidewalk or excavating aatne, or for rsmovirg houaea, are alt heavy, and will be enforced t the letter. The Board will, in tie discharge of its duties throw no ohataclea in tbe waj of builders, but will earnestly enderor to encouraging the im provement of the city, the object of the ordinance being to protect the public Irom the too free ue of the streets lor building Durpose, at:d to guird against fires from carelehcs in bnil ling. Blank forms lor applications can be obtained of the Clerk of the Board at the office sforesaid, who is instructed to aaait parties apf hirg fur permits in the preparation of theii application. A special meeting ol the Board will be held on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the office ot the Board, to attend to urgent buines, at which time pending applications wille b promptly acted upon. AUSTIN H BROWN, Prest of the Board of Pub Imp. C. S. Bi-TTianiLD. Clerk. 19 3' Gazette, Free Pres, and Yolksblatt copy. X3T" Madame Arabally Hunter, who is at present in thia city, at the Palmer H ue, is, according to her testmonials, io our opinion, tbe most accomplished clairvoyant, planet reader and doctres of the sge. The gifted Isdy is on her way South, but has been over persuaded to tarry in the Metropolis of Indiana for a day or two. Her room is No 64 She Is beautiful as well as beinjr scientific and graceful. Shebs the indubitable faculty of telling everybody the Past, Present and Future. She never fails. Sne can describe to ladies and gentleineu their future partners. This lovely and inte'Iectu.tl lady needs no references, but she can ' produce from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, certificates from the mon prominent. She speaks French, German and English. Give ber a call and satisfy yourself. No Su.vvixo ox ScMD.tr About twenty five barbers were find on Monday, averaging about $6 and rota each, for work done on Ut Sun day. Squire Sullivnn whs the medium through whom the law waa vindicated. The complaint was filed by a man n med Hulfmsn, a profes sional bsrber, in the employ of one Gutij; under Odd Fellows' Hall. Huffcnn is piously inclined, and to mske Sunday a diy of recreation or rest, he hit upon the expedient of inforcing the Sun day ordinance, so that one establishment could have no advantage over another bv accomnio dating its customers with u Sunday morning shave. Hcrafter the barber's shops will be closed on Sundav, and all work in that line will hive to be attended to on the seventh day of the week. Will all violations of God's day be treated with equal vigor? Mem's Snot Alligator Shoe, three styles. Listing Shoe, double soles, all styles. Buck-kin Shoe, three styles. Fancy Buckle Dresa Shoe. Fuicy Patent CIf Buckle. French Call 0 iters, sew ed. We have twenty five new styles of Gents' shoes. In fact, anything that is stylish and good is represented in our stock, and at prices the lowest in the market. 13 lw JOMM, VlMMEPGE & Co. tW Mr. J. D Stout, of the firm of Guffeth k S'out, Plasterers of this city, was so fortunate as to draw a prize in the draft lottery in Cincinnati. Being unable from the press of business, to leave for the te.it of war, he went to Cincinnati yesterday to pay over bis $300 to the Provost Marshal, FOR SALE. EXECUTORS' SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK FARM ! TIIB TJSDFRSIGNFD, VXKCTJIORS Or THK FStat of fcdiuuud M'oiey, decayed, will k11 on th prenn. On MaUircIsiy, Jim -Ith, The follow ing d-crirxt land In Ninevah town'p, Bartholomew ciinty, four a id a halt mile w?t ol layioraville, and lx and a half miles trom Klicib'ir: X. Vf. quarter of taction 24, townfhip 10, range t, 160 acrea N. VV qnarter of S. W. qu.irter of section 24, to nbip 10, rani;e 4, 40 ace. S.W. qmrt ot S W. quarter, of Mrctiou 13, township 10. rang 4, 40 rea. K. half of f. K. quarter of aectlo i 2H, township 10, rai'Ee 4. N) acrea K. balf of ' K. quarter of aection 23, townaliip 10, ranee 4, SO acrea Miking a le ndid Kami of fiur hunirrd ecre. with avrra: kooo houe.-, Krame Barn, II y hd, t"Ck Shrda, Crib. c. Thne Lundrrd and i-ixty acrea b ncul. Tbree hundrrd acreh cleaie', all l Rraa; over l'O sc re of wuicli can be n oe1 tbe enduing- barve-t, balance r-kI tatBre. Every 0 11 i supplied with living water from never fatlirjf ir)iK. lhere a gool Tannery of near die bun Ired va'a. ipilied with over brad water, bark l.'t, c, on the fmi Tkim 0uthlrd rah in band, balance in to annual pinetit-, talth Inter-at, ecured by mortgage on tba prrtn a. For furtbr particulars addrrs orca 1 0- J. K. Mom ey, at Manry A (V., 75 Merld an ttevt, Indianapolis or Y. W. A J. K. Moi.-T, Columhua. t or cotitreyanca to examtue premlea, call co Harrey Lewis, Eüliiburg. MLbARD KICXF.1TS, JAMES K 0 Nr V, tnylO-d.tw r xrnt r. FOR SALE. BARGAINS! BAP GAINS! HrB41 M m. JLt BC XV I Is Ii I A 11 Is O V E , REAL ESTATE BROKER, Itoom X. 1 Tttlbotl X NeV lllnckt V VALUABLE FARM OF 160 ACRF5. VlITH'N FIVE mil s uf ti e rity ta a noMbafft direction, 50 acren laru tuatlon, rkb a a Her. I a'ai.ce r kxI t.mler, walnut. ah ppUr, Ac. on a So.1 p'Se, worth $100 rr acre, aa ibe timt er In th tree will tung it. iTicc 175 per arre Ira liberal payments. tic. . i.-. bi ..K-..i nf tl rlfv anJ about Are m, Cf acre cleared, balance In timber. Price fTU in jmcn'i At. COrTAOK HOf.Kof S room, mmtnrr kiteben, wrii, li-trrn, eel r, ro.l mod h'ue "nd tab-, I t larz. n North Kat treet. IntroeJute o-ion. Taj went fjr. At.0- ItfS'SFSS AND rwr.LUNO n)UF. com. b-ned, -Ii Martueitii arrt.u-, 'or t'.'.&'O-f f ti ba'arce in fur annual pa mei:t with ititett. l'roper"j aa and dirable,un.lrr rent .f $3M per year. AL0 N,,fW Htl'SK on North yUM'-irpI 'tree', roouia, a rood well, l .t 40 b IBÖ fret. S U et alley IO the rear. Chea, a J J.ua. in pjym-nt.. A U)UBI: DlTTAtJK rf fijht rern. wo Urce eel lar, $, xi bnibbery, Ac ; ja cah an-t .'i0 per ru-oih: r.M. fur Sli iT nu l'lh: il l Ml h 1 A I ihrM a.jUri fn'O Wabtugtic srr et ön Li-uhtana. rrke 3,0t4. ALSO A H0CK AND OT fVi on Stitb Maware treet. Mou-e i ro tu, Ivt 2i by 75 fe:; ;irj i. tbe baiar-ce In 1 arid J year. fnl d3: w 11 A N 'V K VEGETABLE CARMINATIVE. f T WAS BVI!C FROVKD BKTOXD ALL QUESnO? I that r. Grant'a Vta) le Canclnativ u U mat pTeaat t. af srd reliable predy th t bacvrbeeo . lcoered for Camp laantea. Ctolera xirbo. Blouiy F!ux i.J all tbo diaordera dej endlnf cou a deranged Ute ( tba bowel. Oi.a or two lo). will relieve ueair.- ai! griping tn tba aioaiacb and bowel, and one botllt w.l cLna tbe ti. ot obatiLSte cae of Tfc ot.ic l iarrbea. It la plcant t tbt taste, aid be fg prepared fn-tn porelj bannleaa rOi and berb t peculiarly aJkpted to fara ly u ao4 axawna chil.'.rea. On tba wrapper f tacb tot'le w.U ba lousd tay fac Im le, without beb rot e 1 (nuln. Tba pr c- is Flft Ceota per ba t I Man-fartared only at rr.) I a!'atorr, FuH-n rree, Sew Torfc. JtlJIN It. lik A NT, I. D. J.r. X0l'K. PrKjrii.t No. Htvcllue r..-k.l-Uanpolia, Indiaaa. Hbik-Ml Agatlor tb Vfet,to wioas all orders .ou!4 ba iitMtf.

Telegraphic Dispatches.

aaroarc aimaai roaraa aaavavara urniii. fror flornlTif Itepwrt see firat Fart MIDNIGHT REPORT. GEN. BANKS ORDERED TO REFORT AT NEW ORLEANS. NEW YORK WOULD AND JOCRXALOF! COMMLRCEIN STATU (iCO. From the Army off Richmond. LEE MAKES ANOTHER ATTACK ON GRANTTbe Decisive Cattle to be Fougbt .soon, FROM GEN. BUTLER'S ARMY A Fight Near Fort Darling. LEE IS ICEPOHTE FALLING BACK SLOWLY. Ac, Ac, Ac., Ac Ac. from fort Isrrllnff. PaocToa's Ckkkx, May 14. Via FoxTttM Mo.nkok. May 16 ) This mortiiug at daylight Gen. Dunham's brigade charged upon tbe enemy's outer works at Proctor's Creek, aud soon succeeded io carrying the entire liue, section by section. At 10 A M. several of our batteries opeoed od tbe enemy, who had falleu back on a heavy tier of eutreucbments, which aie next to Fort Darling. The euemy replied b'iskly until 2 P. M .when our batteries, aided by sharpshooters, succeeded iu silencing them. Our batteries continued to store) their works until sui.dowu, aud then retired for the night. Our loss tor the day will not exceed 151) killed, wounded and niiising. At 4 P. M a shot from one of our batteries exploded a magazine in tlie outer works of Fort Darling, causing great cheering along our hues. On the 15th a small gunboMt, apparently car rying bui two guns, came down the James river, opposite Fort D rlinc, and threw Home shells into our cavalry camp on the b tuk of the river, and then Hieamed bick. Lieut. Col. Pond, of the 1st U. S Cavalry, discovered three insulated telegraph wires this morn in near the mouth of Kmsland Creek, leading to three loredue iti the James river. The rebel prisoners justcaptured tny the enemy haa loat mure killed than wounded io tbe late fights. About noon on the 15th the enemy came out of their fortifications and atucked Geu. Heck man's brigade. The fight was with musketry, and lasted until 4 o'clock, when they werediiveu back. Sharpshooters are engsged along the whole line the most of the time, but the enemy's guns are xilent. At 9 P. M. the rebels attempted to advance on our lines on the Petersburg turnpike, and alter a short but spirited engagement they were driven back to thrir breastworks. Everything is working favorably. Oen. Butler commands in person. UiUMLda Hi'MRtD, May Id All quiet with our army to-day. The object of the demonstration on Fort Darling was merely to draw aud entertain as many of Lee's troops as possible, and also to attract the atteutiou of all the rebel forces in and about Richmond, to en tble (ten. K ttitz to destroy the communications couth ol Richmond. On M'it.dty, the 16:h, the rebels came out of their entrenchments and earthworks iu front of Fort Darling, at davbre.k, having been heavily reinforced by Lngstreei'i corps, and made three advances, all ot which were promptly and energetically repulsed. The enemy lost from 1,0'lOto 1.5"0 in these charges, while our !.( ii very liht. (ien. Untier haviuc herdthat Ueatiregird was he-tvily reinforced by Longstreet, and ah-o b ring ascertained by the rebel papers aud o'her rebel sources that the bridge over tbe Appomttax and several miles of the Duivüle rilnd were destioved. and that the d ims, locks and embank ments of the canal leading; into Richmond were alpo fesiroved. he de-ide4 to f " 1 1 bick from before Fort Darling, und g'ive orders accordingly, and bv IMotiJ ty evt-niiiK our miuiv tiad ecurely arrived behind their new lines of entrenchments We retired in erfVct. order, exepting General Hcckrn it.'s t rignde, hit-It wss tndly disorganize! and (eneral Heck min c iptured The bricade formid the extreme right wing, Ht.d the enemy attacked this point aith great d'itei ation, to. lowing tht-m bxt k nearly two mile-, with overwhelmsng numbers, capturing a llrge number, killing and woiindüij; mliy. Three f our siee gun fell into the hands of the enemy, the hotes being killed. The guns arte snikej. At pref-en t it is imjNis-'il.le to estimate our loss. We have lot nicre prison er th-m the rebels, but Sieir Iosh in killed and wounded doublv exceeds our

Some of Longstrect's men were captured. From 'Sew York. Nfw York. M t 19 The Post's Washington special, d i eil lC. favf: It is ai 1 th ti the Senate Finance Committee will rejxHt iu favor ot increasing the tax upu nkky. The Chronicle announces a sc trcity of saniury supplies here Concerning the bogus procbimation arre.ts tbe Conimetcui Advertiser st: On application nt Ut-n 1) x'a ollice this m rn ing our reporter JeirneJ tint no further orüTS rclitive to the matter In 1 been received, but il n expected that the Ooveruatetil aould ordrr the ie.triclion to be leaioted -m t nie t diy. The Tiibune'o Wahiiutnn sj e:il, d-t'eJ 19ili. A general Mjl.crij.iioii pa'ier I in circulation to ri.-e a lund to pjy a reward for the üe'cition of the i'Ori'trit'M of the bous proclamation. 1J:U P. M , ays: Our ciirrej.oiidci!t sen Is lb following, dated HeuOouariers. Armv of the Potomac, M.y th, 1 ::( P M : Since lor warding my first diptch thit morning, the desultory rkuinish firing whicii began at daytre.k haa groan into a very considerable battle. The enemy dcorcrini; our chtncn of position lat uight, and t iking nlvintace of the tme, were found to hoe rot-etl their whole vtreiii(t1i on our ribt. deinin. do doubt, one more desperate aa-tult to break our lines aud get thioiigh to our Mijlv tr'tit.s. Thia ujovcuieiii ot lb foe of course occasioned a rcoccup'ttion ol fur old ptj.iiiutis of trrdav moriiin. and it w ia hereupn n our extreme tij;ht, will, the 2.1 .md G'h eorp, that the struggle lit. been kept up with uioie or less severitv u;' to iihhi t-i dv. O ir tro.'pa were advattred t-j within verv cloe range id their etrlhoik. whet a mjnlerons arcllery fire a oj.et.e'i urxi.i na occasioning consider i'e los, but our own gura wctesoou got into position, and ui der tover of iheir fire e ch ire! them und took ihe.r tir-t lijie of tiSo pit, captmii g a ro'isidenble l.cmber of prifoaera and feveriS ol their gun At tins present a riling there ia a cettion of firing along tne hue, an 1 the in bcat.ooa .-re tint there will ba no more ruhiLg bfjje eveuicg cr t moriow. The Vermont Heavy ArtiÜcy, just arrived, was in tnia hizhi and highly oimt iimer.red. Iii- tateJ thatthed.c:ive bittleis uct unlike ly t be Jougitt here. nd that within a few days at the farthesl. A pcial to the Ph:!a JdphU Kotpirer, dated Wabuigou, Mat lci:h, say: We leuti from a gentleiam who left Grtnt's he idquarter at 1 1 A M ! Ja , thit alout day light a brisk fire otteil all along the line, and by eveii o'clock, as he waa riding away, an engagement seemed to be progressing with both attil'erv and infantry. Nothiog of importance transpired yesterday. Advicea from Neatrti täte that the rebels ara enforcing conscription in Deauforl. II de, Wash.iigtoa. aal Tyrraü coontie. Theie ia r-el fl.t llof 13 barpea.eich armrd ittt a hornier -lJ tweuti-Üe meti, on Chowan ruer Tb reaulu of the rebel raid againat Xewbern wut iho oipiure of our loiuSauoi t raaa

mills, the parr'soa' traraplng; tbe captor of tha Mcxkade st Crowton, aith itjgirrioiiol 5'J oen, and some itijnry to the railrwaj tetaeea Jfewtern and Mojrehead CitT. Tl.e rebels were repulse-l by our batteries and gunboats at Newbem, and retreated no tbe 6ifa. The rebel rsm, Albeonsrle. bad 9 rr.en killed Io the eup-icf merit at the mouth of Roanoke river cm tLe 5ih, sod wss so bacilj bjared as to be teiii'up tbe river fur repairs.

1 ' F om Cairo. Caixo. May R The steamer St. Patrick. f-m Memphis, pved ud for Cincirnati with b lies of cotton f jr EvaDsville. Her dates are up to vesterdav morning. In the'lste tT'ture of Vazoo CitT by Oen. McAithur, tbe rfU iiad been bally worsted, ai d l it largely in killed aud wounded. Tweuty or thirty thousand bale were reported to have been in the vicinity of Yazoo City, six or seven thousand balei of which were burcei bj Union citizens who brougbt it there b!ore the l azoo country had ben evacuated by our forces last spring. The future movements of Geu McArtbur are uuknown Geo Bioki has been ordered to report xt N'ew Orleans. An ofScer of the steamer Commercial, who arrived at Memphis from DuvalPs Bluff, reports that the rebels have erected a battery on White river, at South Bend Cut-off. Several boats are above and dare not attempt to pass. Two steamers were recently fired into on the Arkansas river, and a lady passenger mortally Wounded. Caiao. May 19. The steamer Runyan, from Duvall'a Bluff, arrived tbia evening." Everything quiet along the river, which was overflowing its btuks. Memphis dates of yesterday contain no impor tant news. The steamer Decatar passed up for St. Louia with 61) bales of cotton. From Washington. Wai DtfARTXtxT.) Washi.xqtox, May 1910 P. M. j To Major General D.xJ No official reports of military operations today have been received by this department from Gens. Grant or Butler. Reports from Geo Sherman's command, dated Kingston, Gs 2 PM. today, announces that Stierman reached Kingston aud eucamped last night. This moruiug he advanced upon tbe enemy, who again retreated The dWpatb says that while it was being written. Hooker and How ara 's gnns were hammering at Johnston, and thd two aimies were in plain eight of each other. Two miles east of Kingston Davis' division of the 14th corps war in possession of Rome. (Signed) E. M Stanton, Secietary of War. From I'Xilludelplila. Philadelphia, May 19. A special to the Evening Telegraph, dated Washington 19th, contain the following: Il U reported that advices from the Array of the Potom-tc up to 9 o'clock A M have been received, and show that the 2d corps advanced successfully and turned the enemy's left flank, capturing fifteen guns and many prisoners. It is tuuiured that Lee is falling back slowly aud has been forced to evacuate bis works. If this be true, bis total overthrow will soon be c omplete. From St. I, on la. St Louis, M'ty 10 On the LiClede course, to-day. an exciting race occurred. The ptemium was $.'100, free for all ages, which was won by Aben Hecher's four year old. Time 1:4U, 1:4G, 1:50. $eeptakes, $5lK) premium for three year old, whsch was won bv R. A. Alexander's Aste roid in two straight heats. Time 1:17, 1:44'. From llallfnx. Halifax May 19 The steimer Vesuvius, from Bermudt, the 13th int., reports the pirate steamer Florid at that port. MEDICAL. OD 3F" JL TLT STRICKLAND'S Anti-Cholera Mixture! Is a coMrnmox op astringents, absorbent. tinj'ilent and carrpjtj.ilvc. which vrr 'hy aitan acknowledge ia thf rvnly preparation iLatwIU ef tect pemt nnt cu-e f D irtlif a a"d !y-e ntf ry. T'd An l-Cholera Mixture la now In vwln ieveral of our array b'pitj whrre it iv he jreate-t ati'act'on It haa eavr.1 the 1-vea of tbuaili of i'UT ol 1;era and ritii.-na, 1 we will kuaraiitce It to be the beht renifdy Iu the wo' 1 1 Vr Diarrhea a A Dvri'fTy. .Vir. WvhkI, of Coinir'fn. Ky., will be mt happr to sit'o'y any on- of 'he lnur of Mrkklatrl a AnM-Chler Mixtur; In fact we bave jreat number of tea 1tn nl 1 from pntini wli hve bn cure I after l'in n"ofiine1 uirurahte hy th- Ir ihyaieian, fumt after ttkinrr oi l on-rttil. i.f Sire landN AnM Cholera Mixture. If youuflT r wnb 'he Diar'bea o- tyerltry iry ona bottle. SOLDIERS! Tu ouht not to he wl'bon' fuch a valuable medicine. Ibe Cincinnati NaMonal Un on, ff April sMih aya that th n a:vl of nr nol'1ier iave been aved by tu ue ol Snirk'ard' Ant-Cblera Mii.tu e. 8id y lrua:iW od prepared only by Dr. A. Strick l u d, 6 Ka"t Fnunh atreet, Cn e1r rati, 0. Ki't mV by W. I. Hakt k Co.. Browning 4 Sloan, Stewart Morgan, J. F- .enour, TcmIInon A Cox, Kguer I'r'.ce Sucenti p?rlo.' le. runyl? dlyeoddwly A STJH3 CURE! I.1VFKTBUJTU beint; cured of tlis d.atres:tig disj raetytbe otetf OR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Itead what a eu.'Terer aav.. Mr. J. P. llaxarle. 1st Second treet, Ciocirnati. O., ij) a Le li cen a dreadful -iCV rrr with Piles for a loTij tlnu. and ha irlH nearly evrjthie, and eoal l obtain no relif. II ufr atwu one foartb or pot of IT. Sirica's' d' P1' tbutt)nt. and it m de a complete cure. He adrLe every one stfferitie to try It. Sol.1 hr all IhTajrUi at V rn' pr pot. Mannfactured at No. Vat Fourtc Mreet, Cti inrati O. Akk for Striektnud'8 Pitc ilantdy. Tt aa'e by VT. I. Ma-kit A Co.. TW.wnlnr A Slan, ftewan A Morfcau, J. F. ?-nour, Tom'i'o'i A Cox and ErT Wocher. niarT-dljeolAwly TO FARMERS. REAPERS AND MOWERS. fZA. IRON HAUVESTCR 1 0!C FJtHir.ITiOX AT I tbe Cxi.-t Ho i-e YarU. Slf R.ker, JlainJ Hiker and OLiot'lipter. Farmern call ami exarrif.e ib-tn. mv Id-dim L ATKLS, Azert. Dr. A. 1. UXMsls, Onr.n. h:s sf.kyicf.s to the cmzn of tr-lia.apcl'a and irln'ty. Ote. Virginia Avenue ICo. Ti. Re-i.ferca .lorth "-w Jery street, No 37. acUTtti?v FOR GALE. ls)CHLK KRM'K COtTACIt POPSK. NO. l.C VTei.i sou'.b tret, ci and a half tone fcia", tlree rm an ' a li cbf n, cerr.-Bd re r onrr each, w th ci-iera at d porcb Fcaeka oii rivea Inxnediaiely. TItl a"oid. For parUraJart cau ai a. Lcan auna-ery try ia ; w H. LOGAN. LOST.

Lost ix tiik wat fkoysutm et straft io i rub-'' Aei u, a d ir.e!.- t- odib Nebia rci. L'-j' U'-IJ Watch. Tl.e f i-d-r cn ottaio a jo'd pwanj by Icartrjit atttaSestictlOc. j:i-i:t

COMMERCIAL. Bf Tct-auaafw.; aar Vor kr. .natrket. Tow. May 19. Cottoa about 1 c better; S3S3 mid. oplaods. 65(3w6c low middliuf?. Fiour. 'Sute and West, rnor active; $7 Mfd) 7 40 ?or ex-State. 1 7 I HouM HiKp Ohio. $7 IbQd 4J for traJe traDi; market c!c iap firm Wheat JecideJlj more active; l(?2c higher; fiirdeaim i lorexfirt; $1 5i(il C-'i 'or Chitaro Sprirff. $1 W'igl C3 fir Mil. club, $1 6-(l 12 Winter KeJ Wr?tero; 1.50 buh Chic. Spring ac.J Club to arrive, at $1 54i CI. Co n 2(32Je tetter. Oii mixed West. $1 43 Q 1 ii'l, ia atore. Oats tiull acJ droopicff; W&Wc fcr Western Coffee dull, aud prices nominally unchanged. Wool qoiet. Petroleum ateady. Refined io bond 57. do. June and July 57c. Whisky more active; 1 27 for State, $1 2S t 1 29 for Weteni. Sugar heavy. ' Molare dull. Pork'firroer: f26(S27 form; f0626 50 for old do.; $27ad tor cew do ; $2321X for olJ and new prime, and $27 25 lor prime iu. Beef. Market quiet aud unchanged. B icon sided dull. Lard dull and lower, at 13tl4c; tbe latter are extreme at the cloee. Butter carce and higher; 2536c. for common to prime Ohio, and 34(g3Sc. for Sute. Cheee ateady; 121Ö com. to prime. Money eaiy, large aupplj, 67c, chiefly at jn aide rate. Exchange dull, heavy; $1 96(gl 97 cur reocy. Sterling dull. 1 91 94. Gold lower, opening at 83, declining to 61. and clo.icg dullat eiQtlc. OlBclmiaitl iriaratet. Ci.xci.h.xati. May 19. Flour firmer, good demand; auperflne $6 65(5 6 75, and $6 65 (g 6 75 lor extra. Wheat firm, but the aalea amall; red $1 53(5 1 54, white $1 65(1 70. Coru quiet and ateady, $1 15 for ear, and $1 181 20 lor helled. Om buoant; 84c in bulk, aod 95c la baga. Rye firm at $1 65. Farlev unchanged. Whisky quiet at $1 20. An active demand for tneaa pork; aales of 2.000 bbla , closing at 24 for city, and more buyere than fell era. The demand ia chiefly frum Canada. No change in bulk meat or lard. Provisions quiet but firm; not much done. Groceries dull. Money active. 8310 per cent. Goli tip to t0jlc. Silver 606d. Exchange dull and heavy.

From the Cincinnati Price Cuirent, May IS. Financial and Commercial Summary for the l'aC Week. The eujpense consequent upon the great conflict pending in Virginia has been felt very gene rally in all financial transactions, causing a most unsettled feeling, aud preventing money dealers generally from doing bu?ines with that confidence necessary to give the department a healthy activitv. The demand for money has not increased, but the disposition to meet the existing demand has diminished somewhat, which hws given the market a more stringent uspect, wi,hout. however, any esseutial change i. rale, which remain at H to 10 per ceut. in the street. The reyular banks are discounting for their customers more sparingly and cauiiouly Gold has kept up to very full rates, and the demand for it from private parties has been quite active iu thia market, and but a small amount offering, so that it hus been imported from the Eat quite exten sively to meet this dem md, which is ch;efly from specuLtora nd those who fear a further depreciation of the currency. The success of Grant has had but little influence on the gold market, so far, and the rejmrt ye&teniiiy that the army could not move, owing to bad roads, put gold up 4 per cent. The market was better for government paper at the chise, in co:isq'in.C'3 l the advance in certificates, in New York, on Mouday and yesterday, but the amount offering has beeu small. The rates for coin, exchange and government pater, at the close la'i eveuing, were aa follows: BUYIXO. New York par. GM 74 v75 prem. Silver Jo62 orm Order of WaNbligtn,lM;(&&M4 SELLINO. 75 I -10 prem. 79 prem. 60 C5 pretn.

tjuartenamer Vouchors, city 875' The advance in gold Md the news from Europe, whifli render a general Eurojejn war not iniprutmble, iiiid a consequent auvunce iu bread-BiutV-i, li.we hid a streiigiheniog influeu. e oti tbe produce tnitkeN geuerally, though the demand for any article h d uot heeu more than modernte, yet a mutt) l trgrr buines could h ive been done but lor the increased firmness of holders, and the advanced e:iuite they made of the general value of most article. Flour, he.i'. ;nd bane! poik seemed to attract most attention toward the close. Lard was also tilkedol unite frcijuently. W,ikv, under the tperation of intimations that the Sente would sinke out the clu-e of the pend'iig bill taxing the stock on hatid.wng nioie (itm, and the.e as eome speculative de DiaiMt for it. which hid not beeu the case for some tune previous. Ail kind of grain have been firmer, and prices tuoieor leia higher. The eupply of corn has been lighter, which had a marked infl ience in etiffetiiii the market. There waa, in d iition. an inipiovrd govertnent demand. The same rem irks cati"te apt)liel to oats Ke is scarce, and advanced to $1.55 Birlcy unchanfnl The amtnitit ot fl ur held by apeculators it very large, and thev hold it with confidence; but the time ia now cl .e at h ind hcii aunnif c mmeines, ai.d u pressure to e'l will take place, no d 'ubt. T)e (elief tint fl ur waa mucb lower than other articles of produce, and, therefore, ouht to be higher, his induced a Luge number to int rat in it ex'eneively, thev having lailed to see that the supply and demand had an important bearing on this queelion of price; that no matter how high pork or beet, sugar or coRYe or broadcloth, or gold may be, it does not billow as a rcfHrar consequence ihit fl ur or whet mu-t be high in priporti n. They eem to luve overlooked the important fact (hit there has beeu ro foreign market lor either wheat or fi ur ol'itnport'ince for a l"i g time, and that on the lt of laet September there as two years' aiipnly lor home consumption in the country. Thev a No wni tn have forgotten t)ie t-ct, eil known, that there is still a I'irge qjantity of ti e lie.it crop of lr-6'2 tili in the hnda of 'peculators in the Wm, which they have been holding, persistently wailin for a rise which they thought was but'a question of lime. becue ,ld hih. Thete has been but little done in provi-ions during the week, but holder, aa a general rule, have not abown any diapoitiou to rukc import ant cone e saiotii The j bbing demand for bacon, which hid been so active during the tpring m nths, has faileti off largely, so that viewe in all its aspect, the market haa been exceedingly quiet, and tbe sales unimportant There was some inquiry lor well cth!U!ied brand, city nie pork, at the rIoe, at $27, and for prime city lrd l 13c, but both were held higher, the rjrk at $27 5) anl lard at 13-J Ptrtis Irom Kentucky were in the market in the eaily pirt t' the aek, and took nlxiut a mil lion p.und ofc!er bulk s:dcs at 13j. 1 he i.iterir of Kentucky is bue 'A meat, ard there cannot V muci dount th-tt a good ilen. id roust exist irjta that M.itö during the sumrcr The grocery matket Las been very dull, r.nd Ctdl d'ii'e-i fully 2c per pound. heinM sugir is lc lower, but raw hastet c..ii;eJ rseijtially. The deniAnd lor flaxseed cor. tine es gemd at $2 91', whivh is an advance. The crop of this article raided 11 tear niust have been imxeneely large, f r totwithstidiiig the I .rge quantiilea which have, been ent lorwani. we hear of round lota still at poiuta iu the inlet ior of this Slate, Indiana and Illinois in the hau is of dealers. We think there can be no doubt that the crop waa two handrel per cent, larger than that of any previoua year. Butter hna been in light supply, and pricea adTnce1 233c per lb Cheese is unchanged and steady. A'lvirej from the ii terior report a considerable atno'iiit of corn tlan'd, iitwithunding the back wtd epring. aul that it is ciimm up well. GraM has teeu growing finely, and wheat looks eil izi uLuauailj Uliby. The ptct trut

bare been generally knid, ia whole r la part. north of tbe Ohio river, ar.d ft U tbe general opinion that, though aa a general rele they have bodied out below the last year's growth, they wdl never fully recover tbt iujury don them. Apple will be a light crop, but the tree have not been Injured. We may add here that the severe winter either killed all exotic tree and shruw. eveu tho which had been regarded aa impa.1 vi jus to the action of the co!d of ojr cliuiate, or triously injured them.

GROCERIES. J. B. XLT0RD. J. M. CALDWELL. H. B. 1LV0KD. ALVOKDi CALDWLLL V ALVOUDi Titni rn 1 1 11 Ml ill J-iIQXJOR PR ATTTRa -15 DCOMMISSION MERCflim re la DilLTrecalptof fra foods. Caaatantly on hand and for sal at the lewaai prices, large and assorted stock ef CoffeetSufar aiolaaeee Mytnp Rlct Tea, Lallan Glaas, Wooden wars, Soupa,2Candleat fitarcb, Italelna Clear. Tobacco, TXacUercl, WlilteFtaU, Catrdage Twine, Cotton Yarn, OreStufffa Kulta Flffft Daiea, Jlliea. Rranaty. Out- um. tVlaea, Whliky, Lotion of all kinds, and Plantation and Hoker'e Bitter. Particular attention ftren ta th aale of r no mi ex of mi. uijrns 68 East Washington Street. IHDIAIPOLIS, tD. apr35-dAir ACENCY. WALKER, M'KERNAN & GOLOSBERRY, REIL ESTATE AGENTS, !Vo. S West Washington Strct'l INDIANAPOLIS, IND., OFFEhS FOR SLE THE FOLLOWING IM1.I UtULE VilOPETTW A HOUSK AM Ii)T on Honbr street A IIUi;SK AM) U)T in Crane's 'utxlivmion.... A II USK AND LOT on Smith Delaware treet.. A IK.L'SF. ASÜ U)T ouWtti treet RhhilKCt on TLird street, roiitainiuf th ee roonsK, Rood cl'ar; ic , a fine mmv tion of fruit tree on tb- !, cLrap at A HOUSE AM) IIT in out lot 12S A Hi'USK AH IjUI on Blaka tr-et A HOUSE AND LOT on Alls-ouri irret A H 'U'K ASU UJT on llnolaatreet A MNK HiH'SK oo Ohio nr-et. twortory frama, aeren roomo, gol cellar un-iVr tbe whole, k"d stable, wool bue, wn, cltern, Ac Term- ras A MUfc AM LOi on Sou h Iiiin ia atreet A HOUSE ANU laOi In 1rt aid tiou DOUBLE HOUSK AND U)T on Mia-ta ij.pl atrret Uii sr. A Nu Lt.Tou llarr on street HOUSE AND LOT on rouih UNofs tre t 0K OF IHK M"rT O-.SlKABLk, bUII.DiSO IajIS on Prnnjvania te', itweu Miction an Vermont B;n.l Mi LOT oti Vl gin a Avenue BUll.IilMi LOT on ibe corner oi Stmtband Wed ireet. U.LDO MiTon XcCartj strert. BL'ii.DIMI LOT en N-w York treet OSE VOICE Ujrii Hen1eron' addition BOLD G LA 'T cori-er of Ixkertle aid Ea.t trrein UOlE A N D I CT on South treet wet of ii. pi. Ibree rim, jto l ceil r, w II, out b.u es fVc A CHMP AND DES. KABLE HE'ID-.NCK on Vir i'i a avenue. Tw lorjr friue tu Wing, coi a-n II rooma, cellar, well, dt rn, Ac. Fine aort -ent of shrub erv. vinea, fruit trern, Ac Co-veMenc conifl f. A NKW AND El.f fi NT liOl'SK on MarXet strrer; Ave twiu, cellar, we!, at able and a'.l mdern cor veiijtK-r s. Pine jriounda well iornlnhel wih n-s fru t and oroaroertial tree.. OOOD FKAMK HOUSES on Alabaa.a slreet; four roorn, summer k:tf l.en. i.ew t Me ar.d con plete A NKAT BRICK COTTAr.Kon Vlrrnla aenu., con'a Hing tbre roftnn, rrllar. i lnj-e moke b'ue. and alt the tie-e-ary c-ireoif nce ; rruiii- tte ully a.lorned witb Lruboerj an-1 f'u't t ee . 600 :so 800 1.000 1,0 MJ 1,0" 0 lOO s.noo 4 IVn) 2.00 8. MO 3 000 13.500 6,700 00 500 6U 1.200 3,000 17.00 1,000 3 "M l.ioo A OUIMoLIorS IIOL'MK one half so'iare from Utila'a Ilo'el; tlv roMtua. rMd cellar, wmid houae, ao l other CAnei.ieice; ai,f.OOoi rix TKKTina TWO HI ND. ED VACANT WT eituated In every PJrt of the dtj, and vsryiDf- la price frjra 200 to FiUK TEAfcS LEASE of a jod Hotel ituated near the Lulon Irxtt, accommoda'fs e'eut-tle fjaat; euton Rreater than IU capacit to accommodate. .' and ltcr humf.-s HOUSE, north aide ef Wa-blntton stree'. betwen lllinoi ar.d Merit'lan. THKK.K Br"lNES HOUSfS on Tfe.t Whinrton atrect, north al'l. F.U.M.NKSS II TSE o tbe snath tide of Wah urlon tree, teteen Iüinoia and Meridian. HraiJtr Sn HOLK on aouth WeridUn treet. BUIXeSS HOLiK on Fa-t ah'neon atreeC A GOOD 8 MX OF t MlLY G ÜOCEKIL for !, and will rent the h"n n a:nin th tn to the purchaser. A trt rate tan I f r hu-ineM. A FIRST CLASS ÜUIST ANDF.lW Jt LL. tbree niles fron ti e cI t: two rues rf tor,e.: tcke a "o, I fl r. aaw mill ru 3 00 feet of lumber per da; f n acta of (.round a u ached; brfzin, aa tb uiil iil uj for lualf 1j o e ear. In add tion to tb atore we have on hand a Ht of prcfeti), alcitnt In xtect aid variety to aujt the rr qilrerner.t, tat'e and pcre of eery one. deilrmK to purchase. VYALKElt, McKFKNAN L OIP.EKLT, N j. We.-t vTaM. fci.t: treet. ro)9-a5a? lcl;arapoh. Jnd. $10 A DAY! WILL BE PAID TO AGENTS TO SELL NEW WAR PUDUCATIONO. Call any day from 10 to I J or fror 2 to 4. D. B. CH A MBRItLTN, Oen. Aftni, QjlT-dlw 28 Indiana Avenue, i&dianapoiia. FOR SALE. Mechanics1 Boarding Hou6 and Saloon, DELAWARE STREET. NO 51, CAFAFUC of rHrnaioi1atli g be rCer-. For fartier parJetuAn call at 5 J2 Seeth Delaware

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LYOirS KATEAIE0IT. KaH a iron ia from tha Crk word KaUe,' f -Xattairo," agurjir.f to c'.aae( rrjaiioat tU tf tore. TtU artkrla U what ita tr in-r-e. Ercra rvtee. rtonnj iH !r .L lun an bair 1 1 tba tu- reoarkaNo rartofi to th wor4. It la aca n owred ad put tp by tbt rlaaal prfrtet.ir. at4 la now aaade w'.u the aa cir, k'.l aad atfwtva llcb ffate It a aV ef ovr on fctU.a botUaa pvr aancra. It Is a cj'X't dc.iLtfal Hafr Pre-itrf. It ra-iUaie scarf i.tdtj. It kap th head cool A4 cUa. Il Dikes ti t:r rki tcft asd tfcuj. It praernta Ü hair frotai famine off m4 tarwtatc grmr It rtatOT hair poabald bead, ley lady or t;nllmaa who al aa a VeaaurtJ head of hair abould um Ljaw'a Kaxhairoau U la kaMraj as4 u4 tbrovgboat tbe civllited world. Sold ly all respectable dealer. 1K IAS 2S. UAIC.MI.W V CO., Sf. T. fcU-d6m-ad 1 NEW THING UNDER TBE-SUK! In Ita ?ct Imtactaneooa. Ia lti coloring power nau blesa. la Us ln,rrel.eDU vtft table. la :ta oparaUoo aataral. Ia its baauCylnf rt it'.t eaJtrlfif. Iain teodtney prtitrvaavt. Ia Its pop artty nemalWd. CIUSTADOIlOS IIAIll DYE Is preoosacad by the World of Sdecce aa.d tie Wsrki tf Fasaioa, the taest pfpartoa em taveite4 by art te racCfy tba short coac of aatare. Kaaafacur-4 by J dUlTADOlO, 5o I Ar or Bcaaa, !Cw Tor k. Sold by ail Dracftata. App'Jad by all Batr truwn. " anrfifi-datodiwao E0TTI HIAWATHA HA IK KISTOlATITX, ROTTS HIAWATHA HAIS KCST0KA7TTC, BOrrS HLaWATfli fill USTOKATlTX. Ia LonrfelWw's Fno Hiawatha waa adjadpd te kavw coaferred the frata4 bwea oa his tribe Ueaaae he brooftt te us aeuca) cera. X vary oao wia admit that oar praaratioa I worthy of the aaae, for th kMta It cottars whan It is kaoara. WHAT TEI HIAWATHA DO II. It reatores faded aad fray hairs aed whiikar te thatr ort&al color. It brU.fl ap th aataral ahedinf of vae hair with another, tbaa fili(t tbt hair a porTect life aa pearance, so that tbe taot cr!tl obaervar au,oi de tect iu . It makea Lrab hair aoft aud allkT. ato ita fallica; out, cleanae It ar.d tbe Ki p irota ail iVpnrl ties, Is as rcaully app'ifd atd wiped from tbe skia a try hair dretalcg, and en-lrely overcome th bad e Cta of previoua bm of preparauoua ceniaialtif aulf but. augar eflead Ac. The propaletors of tie Hiawatha publled tbt follow. Ing ctallet.ea to taxt, la th w Turk da.Lea tkrwa week, which WAS 5EVKR 1CCEPTID. Letaome well known and disinterested peraaaia mppoint ont to tbe proprtetcr of each preparation for the hair to br.cg tp the color. Every proprietor te ae nothfDg but hit c wo preparatimt, a&d t he praow aothlna; el unta th teat. A certilrala of th malt t be widely publiabed at tha etn of the naacetaafal competitors. Sold every her. JOSKFI1 HOTT A COrnarl dlv !fo. 10 Unlvervity Hare, y J. oi:;iis AND COLDS The sudden cbsntei of ear climate are farces ef Tel nonary, Bronchial and Aathmatic Afiectlona. XiperU nc baring prove4 that simple retnedie often act speed ily when ukea In the early stages tf the dUtaae, recourae tbould at one be bad to BROWN'S DRONCniAL TRCCDES or Lotengea. let th Cold, Congh or Irritation ef tha Throat b ever ao slight, as by thia precaotioa a tnore 4 rloua attack may b clfectaally warded off. Public 5 peak era and Singers will Cad them effectual for clearing and strengthening tbe vole. Soldiers tbould have them, aa tbey can be carried la tbe pocket and taken when occa-ion r quire. 8ld by all DragjcUi and iMaltrs In If tdictaoa la the United Stales and mot foreign cuntrla at 15 eect per bex. mtS-dAwln GTLADIES! LADIES! LADIEsfFoNT fail to read tb advertisement I this paper, bead.IM ro KT A XT TO FEMALES. Dr. rbi&aa. of w Tork, has devoteJ the last thirty years f his prartke te Pemal Caniplainta. Ilia nil act Ilk at Daria. Th are reliable and safa. dovt-Kvi DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS Seminal, frinary and Sexual Fjt ma new and reliable treatment In Report of the HOWARD AS -CIATIOX. Seijt by mail i; aealed letter envelopea, fre .fcb arg. Addma D. J. SKILL X HOUGHTON, Howard Aaa. tion, No. 3 South 5lr.th Strett, Unladtlphla l"a. raaKlO-dAwly TNEUVÖUS DEBILITY; SEMINAL TTeakne-s, etc., cia crJ by or who haa rea1y cored aim-elf and hundreds of other, aad will tell y aothlnf lit tbe trutk. Addres wl t. rap. EDWAUD H. TkATXK, ftb9-dAwly Lock Bos, Button, Hsas. C- SOLDI ER 8 WE THINKDR Strickland Is quite light In dviing yo la bis advni mrnt In oar colaran of t'-dy's paper, to take a twtl of hia b'gbly recomroeDded Antl-Choter kflatar (n yor knapascks. It may sav tbe livaa of naary of our bes soldier. Hothera, e that your ont de not neglect it Ton cn get It at rb Drag 5torea at $0 centa per bottle. It Is tbe bstt remedy for Warthas aad Dyatnury. B arcti 7 -d l y e od A w I j AUCTION SALES. FOR SALE AT AUCTI O IV -BTYAMKER, M'KERNAM GOLOSBERRY, Saturday, the 2ht day of May, at 2 o'clock P. M.f on the Premises, A L A H C E STEAM FLOWING MILL VT ZIOXSVUXK. IXIHAWA. OX T1TK if .VTnTK Railroad, known aa the ll-lcr.e- :.UI. Ha' 4 itlta ur atorWs bl b, has four ran f stoie, two er.iins, and will nn out one Luvir i harreta ui flojr io twea huara. The fl or la .tie ot the bent bran) la the la raU TM 1 a tine oj po'tut.i'y for a p-rn wi k a ami'.l capltst to niake a prlnc Inveatirent, for or.e-tfclrd only Is to ba p Ul ilou, Ua.ljic iu oa ao-1 t a yeara. A aid tra k rna up to tb Ul, thereby aviag all hailing. Tbe ocatio I good for purcbaain wheat. For further prtkrulera call on or aMreea WALKLK, MckvLKXAN A OOLICBrkHT. rcyll-did loduaapclia, lr.d. OYSTERS, CAME. 6C. Oyster and Game Depot I HAVE COySTASTLT 05 DiMl AT HUDLE ÜALJt aad retail anme. Ojafer. Vrniaon, Dnckt, QualU. rigeon, Prulric Chicken, Ac, &c. Alte a choke and weil selected stork at Family Groceries If Provisions. EenveiaWr I am aol Agemt for Mahoney'8 Celebrated Oystr rs, The bt Oyater tr th marke. Tbey ara Ur, ft) rta h:i, of r3 and dbaou fr, and alys warranted tr"h a4 tb rasa well f i4 - Send order, avccoepejld by cah, to C. C. tTILUAMS. " jt-!t !Ca. Worth IDwoia treat. laUtauawUla. JOII5T C SILLIV.IN, LIVERY. SALE AUD BOARDHIG STABLF. fi. io Esse Praarl Birt Isa rear sf Sentinel Dulldlnr;. narll-dly 1I0IIEY ADVaIICED OW WATCH I J, DUMOSM. J3WILXY, fLATX, ly GMd aad aa aaraocal property, fhaafht j4 aoia m JSTO. 182

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