Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4267, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1864 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL

SATURDAY MOHN ING, JUNK C I T Y IT EMS. fiySpring chicken srr nt!: fifty rent a piece in thia market. ----- -- - - t57"Tifty conrlrcfntj of the 7th Itilun arrived in th citj jelerday. tTAll kindiiot Ilook anl JH Printing neatly ani promptly Jon I this office, at living rate. nrUtf. A. II. Mjff. formerly p-t in I1' city, will preach at the Knclih Lutheran Cburrh i morrow nwninz At 1''' ; o'clock. WaTti Forty git wante! immediate! at Jajcox L FitihiiKh's Tobicco Factory; !, one enrineef . who i competent to take; clure r an engin. IIciLfiiK Mmin rt 7" YtT L Mirtin adrertieefur "Je ii.n.-ter,-.l in thebou-e on Meridian itreet UteU orcup:fl .f Major Dm. McCJore, V. S A. Mamhic Notick There will be a cpcvi il meet. inr of Center Lodjre. No. 23. thi (Saturday) Trnir.z t 7,'j o'clock, lor work. Cuaklk FiMii.n, Scerc'ary. f3 Tie Street Railroad Company have their croM-tie and other nnUruU entte red alon? the portion of the route to be finished thi ?er. ai.d work ha beueonnr.e:cel. Z2T We underUiiJ that Fremotit ctupiiu paper is ahortlr to be utarled in thw city, a man beinx? attbe bead of it who will uot pocket the tnonej paid him and then turn traitor. tJpMorton' bameand Hiker'a tutue, Lincoln caiidiJ itea for (Jorernor a;nl Lieutenant (iover nor, are both taken outof every (termm In'li ina Republican exchange which rearhe our r -1!-. MThe ticuic of the Fenian brotherhood take place on the '211 at Loudoti, oi the Indianapoln and Cincinnati Railroad, livery tiling h.i leu arranged to make it one of the j le ifnte-t affairs of the season. Kaklt Closing. Anxious to trive our young men time for improvement, we will continue to cloe at t o'clock P. M. during the peason. V. k II. Glenn, feblSdfru Proprietors New York Store A Ciiasci: fob, Somebodt. Wo notion that the building ijoining Schnull's Rlock,o:i Mcrian itreet, ia oßered for sale, in order to pive place to a block. of business rooms to be elected upon the ite. See advertisement of Wiley A hrt;n. JgTTbe gallant 43d Indiana, having returned from Ketuckj, whither they volunteered to go after their return from Arkansas, to aid in whipping John Morgan, hiring armed in the city, will have n public reception to-day. L't the heroes bo honored a they deserve. gT Some fifty veteran of the Ud Indiana battery arrived yesterday, CapUiu .1. M. Cocke fair väü with them. They are from the unfor tunate Rel river expedition, and they hive their private opinion of Hank. All are glad to welcome the brave men hotue. They luve vindicated their honor and their country' flag. t"Buck-fkin Shoe. Lasting Shoes, double soie. Fancy Calf buckle Shoes. Fancy Patent Leather buckle Shoes. Walking Shoes. Twenty five new styles gtüt -hoe-1 at Jones, Yinnedge k (Vs. jeT dl4. 0. I. SlGTT& Iteo This old established grocery house will offer to day a large lot of Lemons, Oranges, Strawberries, Tine Apple-', New potatoes, and all kinds of vegetables. Also, a splendid lot of Currant and Strawberry Wine; the most delicious ever offered iu this market. lT"The beautiful and accomplished Jenuie llight was greeted with a crowded house last night at the Metropolitan, on the occasion of her benefit. All were proud to do homage to her genius and her worth. She is a young lady who will ultimately rauk with the most famous of her , profession, both in the old world and the new. She appears again to-night for Mrs. Riley's benefit. S ever before has the management offered a bill more attractive. A Trot at Svgar (Jrove Trotting Tab. This afternoon at 2 o'clock, mile heats, best two in three to harness, between Mr. Burrows H!.ck Diamond (taHion) ami Mr. W. E. Wood'sbrown gelding Mose Keenay. A pool match will come off immediately after the first heat, which will doubtless make it quite interesting. Come one. come everybody. Removed. II. Daumont A Co., have removed the Clock Store from No. 17 Pennsylvania street, to No. cl) East Washington street, where they have a large and fine assortment of Clock of every description, at wholesale and retail. The trade will save by getting Clocks at Dat most. Eikm V Co's. 0 East Washington street, jel4-d.")t Indianapolis, I ml JThe concert last night, at Masonic Hall, bv the ladies of Indianapolis, for the benefit of the Citv Regiment of one hundred days men, ws a grand success. The most beautiful and accomplished voung women gve their efforts in this behalf, and more exquisite music was never heard before, and the appreciation and applause of the audience were unbounded. Speeddv the receipts will be converted into needful articles and forwarded to our brave boys now awav from us. A Si ri-Rioa Rkmiky. We can conscicntiou-dy recommend to those sufferi"g from a distressing cough. Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Itol sam It gives relief almost instai.taneou. and is withal not disagreeable to the taste. There is no doubt bat the Mellifluous Cough RaNam is cue of the best preparations in 'i-e. anJ a!lth:it its proprietors claim for it. We have tried it durinc the past week, and found relief from a most distressing cough. It is prepared by Dr. Strickland. No. f E t-d Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. f Cincinnati National Union tf f0 10 Tlvs i the sipi by which the abolition wigwam was called oae'hor lat night Just think of it, fellow citizen-, a meeting of frcome:i calkl together by little b y. throwing into ever ho-e and phioe ot busines. .1 piece of voUow psteUar f with the tiure- "No 10" iheinn. The boy h-d better bceu a:s-hool thn engeU in this nefsrious buiie?. Who sjs. after this, that there are not secret pl itical soclelics in the abolition i irty th.it there U hot wheel wlttiin a wheel!" Irlhe First National bank of this citv ins veceived from the Treasury Department at a-li-ingtu, $100,000 of circufitir.g; notes bein an increase of its circulation to that amount 1 he bills axe of the denominations $11 and and Cnely executed. We al.o lier that this bnk was a ucccssiul bidder tor $75.000 of the ntw government loan, and e hear further that forty millions of stid loin l.a t-eo accepfl at a premium of four per cent and upwards. Skcai-T Woiinox SiVutv. We rind the following iu an Abolition ptpcr published i:i thij city yesteni y : " Attmtion t nion Mm! The members of the U. L. are requite J t meet to night, at thu iwji! Lour, at their rooms A full attendnce is de sireJ, as matter of itr.Hrtance will come betöre the meetiuC- We caviad stv a it would not be proper to do o what is the ot ject of the meet in"; or what subject will come before it, but we can and do av that every member and ei ery 1 al man in the city sdiould bo there to l ight f.et there Ie füll turn out " This and kindred sheets have been dtilv a, serving that there were Mt ret political societies of whirh Democrats were members W ask the pubiu to notice that this Abolition call is made upon all the members of the " Union" pir tv. and that, as stated therein, "it would nut be proper Vi say what is the object of the meet:t g. or wl hl suojecu wni come oeiore u. Mcita am Slicide A shocking tragedy occured iu Johnson county on Wednesday fA resectable farmer named Van Hi?e. li.inj uer Sbilob. about twelve mile from thi city. OO the line of th Three .Notch pnad, had a boy

about ixteeri year of g in bis eopluy. The boy, whose name ' Heck, had ran away from hi mother in Urown Couuty, and had bten livirg with Mr. Van Hi'e iurelat fill. On Wednesdav in uning Mrs. Van Hie bid gone on a viit lo'aome of the neighl-ors. Van Hie and the boy were alone in the boie. He had been to tu the day Uforc, and the boy uppoed he had a Urge um of money about his perMu. Mr. Vau llie left the homo to barnc a horse, and as he was passing out of the door yard the boy secured a gun, shot hini dead, rifled his pockets, and tied, ile was pursued and overtaken near (irren wood, aud the pocket book of the aeceted found on his person. Seeing ccaje hopeless, he drew pistol, and before he could be checke! by tho-c around him, sent a ball through h' lend, falling (lev! at the fed of his captors. A Witux, that mioili Bt H in ii We htve Wen aked. "Vhv do not the females hand. xi sewing and turn their attention to some other avocation?" We regard tin a very poor advice indeed, and never will remedy the eil fur which we are contending. Now tht there are other imrlo)fBr.U for females wo are all perfectly willing to aJmit.empioTnjetils, too, that are more healthy and lucrative than the present f rices fur sewing. lut ewing is the leiditig business, for this retson. Sewing give more persons employment than any other branch of bu-ities Yes, I mij;ht nay with ftfety, that sewing is the support ol ni'jre females than all the other employment they have ever had access to. If we abin lon rewing, with its present evil tendencies, others will have- to take tt up with the rime evils to contend with. It h like leivingacor rupt government for our predecessors to remedy. Now that we have made an effort to advance the prices of woman's labor, and called on the citU zens to mi 'tain n, not only by appropriating money, but lending their influence in our behalf, we do not cling to sewing because we prefer it to any other labor, for we have burned too much midnight oil for that, and have seed long after buy feet h id ceased t bo heard on the street before our tak was done. We can also testify that the needle h a one eyed diamond that m ikes no one healthy, wealthy or wi-e, but. is kiliinir its thou'ii ds atmuillv. Hut as sew'ing his t, be done, and we have tmdc that our tus!ii -st we have hope, more true courage tlitu to forsake if, beci'i-e we do noi get a utlicieiit temuneration for it, and leave il to those with !e expnience th in our-elves We do nct compl tin t-r wnntof employment, we complain of the t trvation puces paid us for our woik. A Mkmhkk. An Oi'TRAut Tut Right ok Asvlcm Vio LATtu kv Abolition Okkicials Twoorthrce nights ago n gentlemnn, a foreicner, w!io had just arrived in Indianapolis, nnde the rem irk at the City Stloou, of which Capt. O'Lctry is proprietor, to a lriend with whom he was taking a g!as of beer, that " Valhm ligham wh just as good a Union man as Lincoln." Two of the municipal police were present, Mes-rs. Paul und Wilson. I hey were not of the gentleman's crowd, but (simply overheard what he said. J-hortly afterward the gentleman (whoe name we suppress by request.) had occasion to go to the back yard. The two policemen followed him, kidnapped him, and lodged him in the mili tary prison at the the Soldier's Home. Soldiers stood guard over him, and he spent the night in a filthy place In the morning something was said to the Mayor about the nutter, but he said he did not know anything: said that military men must put the thing through, although the foreign gentleman had been arrested by his own civil subordinates. The gentleman was then brought oat of his dungeon, aud on his way to trial met a friend to whom he explained his case. This friend, too, was a foreigtier. Immediately he was arrested and both were taken before the militarv authorities. Col. Simon-on, e understand, examined them first, an 1 s lid that they oimht to be ?cnt beyond the lines, and good Union men returned for them. Finally their case was brought before General Carringtoti w ho dischirjred them. fiov. Morton, although opposed to tl.e right of Asylum, is writing pamphlet to encourage immigra tion into Indian i. If this is the way emigrant-; are to be receive !, we would not come if we were one of them. Uoth 'he ge;.t!trii,,ii spoken of above are honorable and upright men, although foreigners, and we have their names. Indian atolisi F.malk Institi'Tk. The annual examination of this school will commence on Monday morning, June 20th, ;t 'J o'clock, in the chapel of the Haptisl Church, )nd will continue two days. On Tuesday eve, the 21?t inst, the anniversary exercises of the I Vi De'.t.-i Society will take place iu the Paptist Church. Hcv. Dr. Taylor, of Chicago, will deliver the address A Poem, writtcu lor the occasion by a member of the Society, wilt lo bo read. There will be ap propriatc mu-ic pieparpl for this occasion upon both the oran and piano The commencement exercises will occur on Wcdnediy eve, the 22 j inst., in the same place, when six young ladies will be presented lor giaduation. From the thoroughness of tlrill and discipline in this Institute under the direction of Mr. Jlewes, this, like the former occasion, will be a most interesting week. Aitout two hundred and seventy five pupils have been in attendance dining the year, and more than severity of tl.e-e have bceu boir !ing pupils, representing some dozen States of the Union. '1 here is to be on Thürs lay eve, the 2.U inst., at the Institute, a re-union (tf the friends and alumni. Those who were present lit vesr at this feat of reason and How of soul will be plei-cl to hear that this feature of commencement week is to be a permanent thing. The patrons and friends of the Institute are cordially invited fo be present at all these exercises. Mrs. W II. IIjlky. The conn limetitaiy ben etit tendered to this accomplished ladv bv a mi in her of our mo' respectable citizens and ollkia! gentlemen who have a temporary residence at the capital, comes off to-night at the Metropolitan. Mrs. Kiley is well deserving of this mtk ot es teem, and we trust the testimonial may be profitable a" well as complimentary. She has labored for two seasons to minister to the amusement of the patrons of the drama in this city, and the en thusiam that greets her appearance on the stage

i is evidence t!i it she has not labored iu vain To the charm of beauty and .i graceful person, she! adds talents of a high order, and an enthusiasm and industry iu her profession which mut u'ti-i mately lea l to the topmost seat .n the histiionic i temple. Her improvement during herstty among 1 us has been uupiecedested. She has entirely conquered that nervous sensitiveness which wa i the onlv drawback to her early siccess, and dow 1 her elegant aj pearance, her fine voice and her; h ippy appreciation of character, render her one I of the most chaiming actresses that ever graced : the boards Tf our beautiful theater. The bill! for the occasion an exrellent one. and we pre- j diet a crowded l;uu;e 1 m m -ff Auction a!c of well kept and i:ood houe- j ho!d fiiruituie. at No. 2'l atd 2:? WestWaih-i inutoti street, on Monday, June 20, lfl.as follows; Seventy-live y.mN of ld'U'(U and in.'raiii car pts, ix htir seat sofa chair, tliree soft easy chairs, one h tir scat sociable, one double l'U;ige, or.e hair lounge, one marble top i en ;er table, one v.i! tr'iilt Irnnie lr.king gtas?. one ruewixul fit.i'hfd French toMenl, dre?'ii:.; tureatf and enclosed wash-land to match, 1 baa spring and other ' iu üra-c-, dining nd other chiir. oak S'if'b.irds,cx!e..!'):i and other tables, bfjsiei is, ni ?rjes. pi tted, jrl tss and oueensw.tre. rnok i ard other stoves. &e.. &c. Terms cash. Wm K Kv. TitH;sT.. jc I2t Auctioneer. A. E. OHKKS HIS ?KKVRT.. Tl) TIIK CITIZENS Or Indutiapvt'.s an! k ir.ity. ü:M-e, Virir:; Avft.ae No. 2X Ksidr-i NurtU N.w Jer.-ey strrrt. o ST. OCtUTVU'.i r.xci i ,v ':; i: iskokiik. j 1(ANS MtiNKY ON O'LI.ATr II M.S, U'YS .NU j t'U ti!d aui S.lver. n-. mtt Lous. .:;ic- Ne. 10 SoutU il.rriJ au Str-. -. tn !. n. a. .;. n-l. I vr.xt coar irorn a.m. to t r. ii. jr-ulli.) FOR SALE. ViwcrbK fuck curTAtJK iiorsK. no. u: West S.Mi --h irrti, i: nd li;f tr;- ki.cn, three rtn an a kirfc-w. imrtd cellar cnVr each, w th Ci'terti ! d p 'TvL r.s:,.ri g;vt :i -.rnud'.ately. Till' od. F.-r pirticr.Urs c .Jl t I. Iy;4.'rsr,r-Tv. niTl'i-ls B Ia; tJII.VSi. 1). lKAKSO, rilYSICIAX AND SI'lKiKUN. OKF1CK Xl. HO K AST MAKKET TSKLT. kfsulrliCf Ni 9J N jf.h Ttn;.essc trert. Ottice hour T to A. !.. 1 tu S and 7 to 9 V. M. Spl ctenlio n!e;i tu tt t rratitjrtit ot Ct.rut.ic

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The cipt:i.erf of tl.e present Administration are $3. a crot d. Our public speakers are richer than the Arabs, who are Mid to hive rnly a thoc-ar.d word for otiQ thought. Th. Di.ai. o Ni.w York Two (Jeueral. Wadsworth and Kice, and thirteen Colonels ot New York regiments have perished in the recct.t campaign in Virginia. Says a correspondent from Shcrnun'a column; I saw a rebel surgeon yestenliy lie tame in with our prisoner. He is an Alabatoian, and graduatetl at the Medical Lniverity, cw York; a ery i::telligcnt and cultivated nuti, yet thoroughly indoctrinated with hiscau-e. I remarked that things were looking a little gloomy for them. "Oh no," he replied; "you may crush our army here, but it will only disband into b'ishwhacker. anl will bushahick you from r.ow to eternity." I remarked that the stem of guerrilla warfare is only ephemeral; it has no base, no rupplies, tithtr tf rbites or ammunition Without thee, r.o orcanix-ntioim can lo:ig eiit. He ni . joii hke it " Imme.liatcly after the battle of the Wilder r.es, a call hiving been mide on the States for volunteer surgeons to take care of the wounded, a loy il leaguer, of Michigan, by the name of Dr Uensner, offered Iiis ervies, which were acceptel While cngage-l in the performance of these duties toward the wounded, and at a time which calls for all the svmpathy of or e's nature, he took ncernion in the help'.e and dying condition of those under his care, to take from them what valuables and money they possessed; in one ca.-e taking eighty-two dollars in money and a gold watch lie was followed to Washington, where lie was Brrested and made to give un the money and watch As many as four similar acts of liking the pocket books of wounded soldiers were traced to him The following i- the story about "swapping horses" of which Mr. Lincoln was reminded when his ie nomination for the Presidency was formally announced to him: A Dutchman under takes to swim a mate and colt across a stream, and not being a wimii.tr himself, Intakes bold t t thccolt'H til, and the trio surt to make the passage. The colt, weak and immature, begins to show signs of giving cut about the time the middle of the stream is reached, and men on the opposite bank cry out to the Dutchman ti seize the ni ire's tail and telieve the colt, or he will be lost. Looking anxiously about him, and seeing the mire's tail beyond his reach, he tightened his grasp on the colt's caudle extiemity, and replies to his intere-ted neighbors, that "this no place to swap hor-cs." The iesn.lt, o course, is, that Dutchman and colt sink to what the novelists term a "watery grave." We are left to inter that the col: represents the almost exhausted Government, and the Piosident, the drowning Dutchnun. It is not strange that his re-nomination should have called this story to mind. The nuestion for the people is whether theie is not some wav to save the colt. tit-ot-ouicAL Discovery ix Montcomfrt Coi ntv Mr. Editor' Recently, a eutiosity of much interest, in the form of a cave, was discovered by the Senior Class of Waba-h College, while on a geological excursion. About one mile from this city, at a plare generally known as the Devil's Dack Hone, (a high ridge at the junction of two creeks,) there was a great land slide, occasioned by the washing ot the water, which carried away a great portion of the bank, thereby revealing a cavity about thiee feet in height, which F. C. Montfort, (one of the above Iiis,) accidentally observed, and immediately entered, finding that it expanded sis it receded from the mouth. Hut for want of suitable lights, they wcie prohibited from making any very ex tensive examinations, although since, accompanied by Professor Oweu, who was hereon a short visit, also Squire Cory, G. W. Harvey and Jas. Cowan, they h ive nude more thorough exploration, finding many valuable specimens, the most important cf which w;i- a piece of copper ore, weighing about one and n half pounds, and which may be seen in the College Cabinet. It is similar to a piece found at a large spring near the isame place last summa. A SlBSCRIBtU. Telegraphic Dispatches. KTOKTtn XPHI'iLV M THE DA U.Y STATK UCMTIXEl.. For .Tlorninj; ICepart ec Flrt l'aee.J MIDNIGHT REPORT. OFFICIAL WA It BULLETINS. FROM SHERMANS ARMY. STANTON'S DISPATCH TO D1X. WASHINGTON NEWS. FROM THE ARMY BEFORE RICHMOND. Tir ( incincinnati Littiuirt r Stip presseil in Kcntitc.y. YALLANDIGHAM STILL UNMOLESTED. THE WAR IN KENTUCKY. NEWS FROM PETERSBURG. NEWS FROM ALL OUIRTERS. Ac, Ac, i?., Ac At. Miiiitnirsi Ilpa1rli to nix. War Dipaetmknt,? W.siiin;ton, .lure IT Tu Mijur Gc:i. Vi; The folloxln dispatches have been received by this Departmdnt. Citv IVint, Jutu l". via Jamistu n Islam. June lt", 5-.:iO A. M . Gen. Smith witli l.",tJU men attacked Petersburg this morninj;. lien. Kurier reports from his observatory neat Ucrmuia Hundred, that there had been sharp tijhtiiiLV The ttJops aiid trains ol the enemy wete. .ss he w rites, iuoi i:i trotn the city across the Appornattox s il irtie.itiu. ll;icock is not near nouah to reinltr Jstnith any aid. The Richmond uiers co.M tin nothing to v.ulU c-ilc a Mi-p;cio of our army crossing the .lames river. They expect to be attacks I from the direction of Malvern Hill. City Point ." .o A. M. Jure !" OurJate-t report from uitth whs tp to I P. M., when it wa expected he would assault their work-. Hncock is within tliree miles ol Jirc;;h. Ycs!erd.y, Jtu e l., Smith n-sau'ted and cttritd the printir&I l ue of the enemy, befote I'e tersburjr. taking 13 cannon, several stand of colors a:;d U:wfen three a:.d four hundred prisoners. This line is two miles from I'ettrsbur. Hancock moved up .ird took p.uit;ull (iri Smith"-' lelt. Gen. (ir.tnt went over the corretid lines with the ctineer oi!:cer. The ifk re ol the ery strongest if(J iJ( ra ue diiücu'.t to t ike tlitn was Mivinn u r Rid"e at Chittanooi The hnrtiest fcl.tit; ha J heen' by the tdick 1 1 oops The forts the'v stouued were the wort of ill. After the aff.iir was over lien. Smith thanked them and told thtea thev could not be excelled . soUiers, ar d hereafter lie uuld er.d them to a d ßcult place : rea lilv as the hest white troops They captured six out of sixteen cannon (torn licaure trd's comratnl. Some of them sty they crowed the James rh er about Drewrv's "iiluff 1 do not think any ot Lee's armv had retched rcter,urj when !:i:th arrived. The? eemed to be making arran-t-inents to hold ihewet siJe tf the Appomattox. 1 Le town they cannot think of holdinp. as it lies directly under our jfun. The weather i splendid

Citt Poi, June 16.1:15 P. M.Gen. Uutler reports from Hermud Hundred that tl.e enemy luve abani-Ioted their worki in front of thxt piste. His troops are now engaged in tearing up the railroad between Petersburg and Richmond. The following dispatch does not designate the hour, but is supposed to be later thin the preceding ones. J amotow n, Va. I came down from thepontoon above Fort Pawhttan with dispatches for Secretary Stanton. Just as I left Capt. Perkins reported to me that Petersburg was in our hands. , Xo dipatthes of a late dtte have been re ceived from Sheridan, but the Richmond Whig of the 15th had a dispatch from Lee. stating that Sheridan had been routed in an engagement with Lec and Hampton, losing 500 prisoners, and lciting hi- dead and wounded on the field. K. M. Stanto". Sec'ry of War. t ram cinrliitiMtl. Cincinnati, June 17. The Gazette' Lexington dipatch says: (Jen Curbridge has issued au order forbidding the circulation of the Cincinnati Kmjuirer within the limits of his district. The pursuit of Morgan is virtually at au end, le having ped the lines with a few hundred men. The Commercial's Diyton dispatch says: There is but little doubt that ValUndipham's arrival was unexpected to his friends. His houe was open vesterday and a large number of his friends calle! upon him. In response to a serenade last night, Vallandigham said he did not believe any attempt would be made to arrest him. but should there be any attempt intimated, he and his friends were pre pared for any emergency. He announced his intention to remain quiet until after the Chicago Convention, when he would make his purpose known

! f rom Fortre .Monroe, I KoKiKtss Monroe, Juue 16. Ytsterday mornj ing ut 1 o'clock the lth array corps under (Jen. j Smith, lett City Point and moved for Petersburg. Gen. Kautz' cavalrv attacked theintrenchments and at 11 A. M., succeeded in carrying tnem. They were supported by the advance guard of Smith. The remainder of the troops were, at last accounts, marching in the direction of Petersburg as fast as they were landed. An endless stream of transports and barges have been making their way tip James river to the new place of supplies. Terrible llxplotton. WAaniNoro.v, June 17. A terrible explosion occurred at the Washington Arsenal to-day. The occupants of the building were all females. Upon the explosion a terrible scene was witness ed. Three hundred were at wotk, a number of w hom w ere burned arid bruised in endeavoring to escape. The alarm was immediately giveu, and after the fire w as extinguished a search for bodies was commenced. Eighteen bodies have thus; far been taken out of the ruins, burned to a complete crisp From ,iv York. New Yc-bk, June 17. The Washington Star of yesterday says: Secretary Stanton had received adispatch from Gen. Snetiiun confirming the reported death of Polk. There good news fiom Sherman. The Post's Washington special says: The mortality in t.;e hospitals average one hundred per da . From (irant's Army, H e a iMuAKTr.Rs Army oe Potomac. June 1G. ( Our troops and trains were engaged in cio-s-ing James river all day. Hancock's corps advanced towards Petersburg, which place he was expected to reach last night, but nothing nfticial has been heard up to this hour. Heavy c anronading has been goins on in that direction, and it was supposed tint either he or Itntler bad engaged the enemy. From llaltimore . Ualtimokk. June 17. The dispatch about the taking of Petersburg appears to be based on a report prevailing at Fort Monroe last evening, and may be premature No official confirmation has been received. From N'andiikK) SanmsKY. June 17 A Gre wag discovered about 3 P. M. The Townsend House aud some six private houses were destroyed. The loss is estimated at about $;'2l),lKMb It was insured for $10 .000. COMMERCIAL. V TILI'ltiri. ; ev York mrke. New York, June 17. Elour Stale and Western decidedly firmer, and holders rather more disposed to realize; $8 lUts -20 for extra State; $;S 158 GO extra round hoop Oiiio; bo (3:1) .rl) for trade brands, market closing quiet. Wheat lower; $1 gO(j?l b'J for Chicago spring; $1 Mgl cl) Milwaukee club; $1 9ü( 1 for winter reJ Western. Corn hteady at $1 -15(öf 1 47 for new mixed Western. Oats steady at Dl(3!fc2c for Western. l'oik opened a sbade firmer, but closed lower; m fur mess; 50 old do; $:7(Z:7 (id new d: closing dull at inside prices. Heef more active and firmer; $D 5')6l2 tor eoutitry mess; &6(a7 country prime; $1G 50 '21 50 repacked mess; 2(23 ih" extra me-s. Uteon sides dud at 12!.,c; better shades firmer at 2.(Tf:Uc, 29(3 10c. Cincinnati .Harket. Cincinnati, June 17. Flour In the morninp Hour sold at 6 107 uperfine; .s?,7 2ä extra, but at the close sales of superfine were made at $0 7f. Wheat declined to $1 40 for piime red Western. a rn nornir. illy unchanged. Otts in better demand at 79s)c. Whisky sold at $1 350 I 37. Pork advanced to $3."; mtrket closed o,uiet. Lird 15.l4c. Groceries utictiangcd. (old 05'JG; silver tä?4. Kxchi-.ne teidy. JL SUS.3 OURB! i 3 VELYBOUV Umi; -urod or this d.htn-::ig dis. j j .1 J ee hr tUc ue f j i DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. i i ll 'ii w bat a suffcrr r a: j I Mr. J. p. Hzarie. 164 Second treet, Cincii-tjaii. 0., ; ohj!. be ba b-n a dreard uflerfr with Iile f'-r a lon ! time, and h.w tried r.early eve rythinf , and could ol tain ri'rf ief. He used about one-fourth tf a pot of IT. StricUr;d'fc Oictoaent. and It made a complete cur?. H arrises every one uITg to try it. A' by all Irucpi.-t at üfcnt pfr pot. Mar.afactnrtd a' No. 6 Kat Fourth ctreet. Cincinnati. 0. Afck fur Strickland's 1'ite Mlemetiy. Kit sa!e by Y. I. IU kit 4 Co., Browning & Sloan, Stewart A Mnrcir.. J. F. S-ncor, Titnlinnn A Cox and Er.r A Wix-her. unr.-dlyeodAwly HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALr ! This !s tie r.ot del!sL:f-I ad erraordint7 article j ever .ii.NCuvered. It cbacgtrt th sua burnt face and j Lard to a pearly miu tciture of ravULin beauty, 1mJ parisj the ma; lie purity of youth, and the Jifinjut j appearance invitirs in th city belle of fashion. It j removes tan, freckle, pitrpls ard roushne-s cf the j tkin, leaving the complexion fresh, trar.parent and j smooth. It contain no taateiial irjeriou to th .kin.

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Earl Matcher WHOLESALE KRÖGERS, INDIANA. IN AimmON TO OUR LAUtiK AM WKLL ASSokTKD Hock of Ororrrie. we cftr fr in i'iantltl" to null pun.bir, l,00O ISrlsi. Mr rk. 500 Itrlw. rrime ?lv" l'oik, :tOO ltris. Kurd, 3,000 Ham, '2.5,000 Ibw. UaronSiles 1.5,000 Buron Slioul,lr-i, .5,000 lbs. Dried Href. I,00N Ulis Salt, HAUL V UATC:ilElt, jel.1 LAFAYETTK, INI). AGRICULTURAL. VICTOR OF THE WEST. WALT Kit E. WOODS' UNRIVALED 1 II IIAND WOODS' PRIZE MOWER, ACKN0WLKGED THE PEST Iacliines IviioAViiJ. IIA It A KD, o. o Kontli .tlerldittii street Opposite the Old Potoflce ttuildinj;-niyl9-dlineod is iw4t MEDICAL. Dr. SrritICICLVTVI'S MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BÄLSA3I CU'RF.S Cough, CoKU, 3ore Throat, Aotbma, and j Consumption. It is only necessary for any on troubled with these complaints to try ne bottle of Dr. Strickland's Mellifluous Cough Balsam, To convince tbcm tLat It i the bt preparation fer used. It not only cures the above affections t-f the throat and lung, but it eure Night Sweats and Spittin of Blood, and ii an excellent gargle for any kind or Sore Throat. It is jlcaant to take, and a safe medicine for infants. Price 50 cMit jx-r botüV. For eale by iru if gist generali?. For uale by AT. I. Ilaskit & Co., Browning & Sloan, Stewart & Morgan, Tomlinson Jt Cox. J. F Senour and Fpner Sl Wocher. mar-dlyeod Iwly GROCERIES. J.B. At.VORD. J. M. CALDWELL H. B. ALVOKD. AhVOKl,(;AliUWLl.h A: ALVOKD, I IM COMMISSION MBRGHAKTS. vre in DAILY receiptor freüb oodt '.'.nsiai.tly on hand and for aale atth. lowe.v price. Ureeand assorted stock tf lati, oodrnw r, ;ii,L'Hiid Marrli, ttaikitto, Clcurk, Tebarr, tlarkerel, WhileFUh, ('urdai;e t u inr, l otion Varn, Dye.Muff tilt, l ic imteb Jt lhe. Hrandj-. sa-....t,.. oiloi of Mil kind., and Plantatinn nnd Holter' Kitter. ! Particular attention (riven to the tale cf rnonin: or ill ä.vjä j 63 East Washington Street. ININ AN. WU, INP.

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INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE, V O T A DYK, But re re fray b!r to ita original color, by upj.lytng tie capillary tobe with natural iusterance, icipalreJ by age or!iM. All Mii4Am Jy ar ronpM4 ft Itftr omCm-, destroying tbe Titallty and beaoty of tke lair, itiJ affuH ofthenislM no drr!:i(r. llrlmnrrtt'i ninltab! Odorlng not only itr. bair to h. ataral color !y an t ay prxe. tut give tbf bair a Luxuriant Drnutr j.rou.ote it. growth, prrei.t ita fatlir.f off, era-lxrairi dandruff, and impart! lealth and pie a-anti.e m to tke bead. It ba tood tbe te.t of time, being the original Hair Ctlortnj, and is contaistly lncrrtilcn la favor. LVed by both gentlemen and ladie. It U ald by II r apsctalde dealer, or can be procured by them of tba cumtiierciil anli, I). S. P1RNES I CO., 502 IlroaJ-ay, Kew Tork. Two alte, SO cent. ait ft. febrt-d6m-eod It K VOLUTION In tin rrLNMiii( Itoom! Py th alInot unanimous action of the parties !t.tereted. CHISTADOHO'S IIAIlt DYK bak replaced the old worn-out iDventlona for coloring the hair, which the better f xperle no? of jean bat proved to be ineffective and deleterioua. Unlike the compound that upon the health of the hair and dry up and conMitue tb Juice which kustaln it, thi mild, genial and perfect dye U found to be a vitalizing a well a a coloring aent. CriMadoroN Hair Irt'scrvatlvcf a valuable adjunct to the Dy, tn drewing and promoting the growth and perfect health of the hair, and of Itaelf, when used alone, a t-afegnard that prctecu the Cbrei from decay under all circumstance! and under all clime. Manufactured by J. CR1STADÜR0, No. 5 Ator House, New Tork. Sold by all Dru!igU. Applied by all Hair Irer. a pr29 . deod 1 weow IIOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RKST0RATITE, IIOYT'3 HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVF nOYT'S HIAWATIU HAIR RESTORATIVE, Iu Lougfellow' Poem Hiawatha was adjudged to have conferred the greatest boon on hi tribe beraae he brought to ita botic corn. Hvery one will admit that our preparation la worthy tf tbe name, for the benefit it confer when it i know n. WHAT TIIK HIAWATHA MKS. It re.t ore faded and gray hair and whioker to their original color. It brings up the natural khadlug of on hair with another, thu giving the hair a perfect life appearance, so that the mot critxal observer cannot detect it? use. It makes hmh bair oft and ailky, top it falling out, cleanse it and the ca!p from all impuri ties, is at readily applied and wiped from the skin a. any bair dreeing, and entirely overcome the bad effect of previous use of preparation coutaiaing ulphur.ugar of lead, Ac. The proprietors of the Hiawatha publihed the following challenge to test, in the New York dailie thre reek, which WAS NKVKR ACCKPTKH. Let some well known and disintemted person ap point ont to the proprie tcr of each preparation for the hair to bring up the co'.or. F.very proprietor to u nothing but bis c wu preparation, and the per.on nothing else during the test. A certificate of the result to be widely published at tbe expens of tbe unr.ccesfnl competitors. Sold every bore. J0SKHI H0TT 4 CO., niarl9 dlv Zu. 10 University Place, N Y. A sijc.iit old." c:oi:c;iis. F-w ar awar of ih imirtatice or Checking a Cougb cr sunlit Cold" h it first naXeS that which In tb I, ginning would ysdd ! mild r nj.-dr, if n.gWted. .o attacks the lunim. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES gives sure and almost iinnjfdiate relief. Military OCker and Soldier should have them, as thf y can be arrit In tlie pocket and taAf n a ocxaMun requires. Sold by all Drnggia and Dealer in Medicine in tbe ÜDited 8tat- and rnt foreign countries at 35 cents per box- jeT-diwlm tS" SOLDIE II S-WE THINK DR Strickland ik quite right in adviidnc you in hi advertise ment in our column of M-day' paper, to take a bottle of his highly recommended Antl-Cholera Mixture in your knapsacks, it may save the lives .f maDv of our be soldiers. Mothers, see that your sous do Dot neglect it Tou rati pet it at the Drug Store at 50 cents per bottle It is tbe bst remedy fr.r IH.rrhra and Dysentery. march7-dlyeodAw!y C3TD ISEASE S.OF THE NERVOUS Seminal, Urinary and Sexual Systems new and reliable treatment in Reports or the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Addres D. J. SKILLIN HOCGHTON, Howard Asociation, No. 3 South Ninth Street, Thiladelphis Pa. rar30-dlwly 3TSERV0US DEBILITY, SEMINAL Weaknesf etc., en be cur-ei by ou who has really cured nim-elf and hundreds of other, and will tell yon nothing but theMM. Address with sUmp. F.DWARD II. TRATKR, feb.-dlwly Lock Box, Boston, Mas. Rg-LADIES! LADIES! T,ADIES! DON'T fail to read the advertisement i this paper, beadeV IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. neesniau, of New Tork, bas devoted tbe last tb'rty years f his practice to Female CompUints. His Pills act like a charm. They are reliable and safe. oov9-d6n JOXATIIAX w. ;uio, ATTOKNEY AT LAW, HAVING OPFNFD A LAW OFFICE IMMEDIATF.LT over HCNTKR'8 SHOF. ST0RF, No. I East WaoLington street, Indianapolis, Indiana, tenders hi professional service to the public. mar24 -dly JOII B.SULLIVAX. LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLE, o. io Fast Pearl street, In rest r of Sentinel KuUdin?. mar21-dly A. J. MIILLK.V. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office C- Y m iik.I u na Ilulldln;, Co rne r .rirridian nnd .Tfarylancl Mt. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. myl4-ltf STOLEN. 810 REWARD. j JTPLKN Il;fM TH. srPCRIRF.R, A .FRING j O VAG)X, dirk ii:i.tt'l lej, ruMiü.g frear i.tibted i veilow, a donble r palot.t vi ttie Jh board, about ; half woro. J Five dollars rwr.J will be jcirru 'r tl.e w?"n rr ten I dollars for the mom id th;et. ! K. H. U KUHLMA5. j my-dtf So. 1ST West Washington treet. STRAW HATS. j)AA Ii07FN LADIFS', MlisSES AND CHILIj .J" RSXS' Jtraw Hat, riw tyle. low prices. ( received this day at I). J. CALMS AX'S, j J'10-dlt 2ü East Vishlccton street. TRIMMED BONNETS. OHA TKIMMKD IWNNLT8 AT COST, TO CLOSE be ea.r, at No. Fit Wtiron ! Ktre.-t. Ii. J. CALLINAN. i Jel0-04t CLOCKS. THE CLOCK STORE ! DAlMOiYT, A: CO., Wholesale and Itrtall Dealer In i Of .very d-ripiion, ix aud prtce. No. 80 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. CTTb' 1 argen CLOCK JTORK In the Statt ef laLu. Jelid2st

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AT THfTrade Palace! 2 & 28 WEST VA5HIirGT0II ET., HUME, LORD & CO. u TISFllNQ TO KKT1RJC IRCk LCMNtSH 50W wonb -iit-( iut-ir imrjw ana prrnu! MiXI Ch oooi. At New York wbide.ale price, and many good aaacb les. Feeling under obligation to the public for tba very large patronage we have received, we concluded to adopt this met tod of closing out our present stack, thereby giving them tba advantage of buying tbeir good as low a tbe arae ran be bought at net wholea!e prices In Kantern eitle. This i no ftrtitou cry, at4 we will continue the talea until tbe wbnl tork is clawod out. Vso have now in store the largest and best selected ttotk ever brought to thl city, consisting of Worth of S S Sj es s , Comprising eery grtde, frotu tbe most costly and eautiful Moire Antiques, To the cheapest PLAIN SILKS AND SATINS, Which will be sold r gardle .f the recent great advances, i Mil' Jim hi. 5 la real variety. Uur buyer bein at tbe bead cf tbe market during tbe ;pring. Las made extra efforts to procur tbe ÜDt and nn-M t.hotblr In lh market, comfrtins all ibe late MERUIMAC PRINTS, SPRAtiUE'S PRINTsS, PACIFIC PRINTS, A ATVIJ W A V PDIYTw iiiiixjstiv.vit a. xvki.1 A 5 DUNNELUS PRINTsS, D03IESTICS, FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES, CwC, CwC, Cloths and Cassimeres, F'or Men aud Boy., from tbe cheap! to tb bt the market affords. We are also CLOSIIVCii OLT On the same terms, our splendid stock of II LA CK SILK IH IL4KS. SACQUIaS, UASQL'I, Ac, Ac. Comprihing all tbe recent PARIS AND LONDON SHAPES. Richly trimmed with hi:al ;liii hi: laci:. It ICH HEAD CSI.ni'S, And elegant HUME. LORD & CO. 8to,ooo oo. t4(),000 OO, 40,000 OO, WORTH OK CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, CO!vsiTI??G OF JHetJullioii Carpelsv. Ax m luster Car pelt, Wlvl Carpels, Ktody I5riisscls, Tapestry IJriisscIs, Tliree-l'ly C'nrpets. Ingrain mitl Super-, fotfagr, Ruf and Hemp Carpets, C'xt.riir, eery grade, all cf whkh wHl t-e tIJ at New York wholesale price, totjether ith a fail Üb of ('1 Satin and Wool Damaskv Embroidered Iteps, Lace ami Tniabour Curtaiiu. novsE FiJiunstiLra tjoans In rt variety. WALL PAPER ANr XVlBAcflst' fBBaamar&tt,, Of every de;criptioii. J'jThoae tn want of the ab f ood w(U find It touch to their ad vatac tocalt at an early dat and lay la awpptie for etinamer and fait. HUItlE. LORD & CO, j lTVDIATIAPOLin. ru)i-d2u

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