Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4432, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1865 — Page 1

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DAILY STATE SENTINEL rousHiD IT7.BT BOUSING AT Till SEW SENTINEL OFFICE' NR American Watches. Ii 0 13 SOUTH MEEiriAW STREET. Ccoixt or raaax. Ttr; :incn nÄRrjtfSS & BINGHAM viWklll IUI"" . "W rroprictor. f INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WEDNESDAY .MORNING, JANUARY 4, 186;',. NUMBER 4,432. VOLUME XIV.

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Annouoclcf canaidtteg for offlcet of every description j tob etiryed at th rtt 1 tO for each na&ie la the j Daily, and 131a tb Dally and rTeekly.'tbe tame to b-, in all cue a, paid la aratw-e. WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL, l'ÜEUSHKD KVKRT MOJJ DAT AT Tvro Dollars and Fifty C(s- a War. To Ctvht of ten and orer at $2 00 a year. iTAILI IITAtXittT I ADTASCE. ADVERTISING IX THE Tf eeklt. Do aqaare, on Insertion 0 75 two " 1 00 four 3 00 Tut eab utequnt lnrUoo, a ad fur ee.b liier t'.on of each addlUoua gqaare 23',' Legal adeertliwtner.t Inserted at the espenn of the .oraeTi rdering, and bot delayabl for the legal proceed toPibat collecuLUat oar usual time. PuUithera not acooaatabl for tb accuracy of legal adeertuemema beyoed tbe awionat charged for their publication. ILC7.K, UARK5F.S.S& tSLNUUlM, I'roprielor Indiana State Sentinel. J. M. T1I.FORD. Prealdeot ladlaaapoli Journal Compauy. INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TAGLE. MADIAC AAlLaOAb. Train Laave. 7raii Arrive. -: A. If Mall 1115 A.M. 3 00 P.M 8.15 1. M. jcrrtasoavitL BAitaoar. Train Leave. Tta'.u Arrive. Moraing Kxpf .00 A. M. Niht Express, 30 A. M Chicago Kipre, thicag Kipre, Night iJfpre, 1000 P. if. F.vtning Kxpre..s 3.15 I. M ispuautui, rao am chicaoo aAiLaoai. alos Leave. Trarna Arrive. Ii4a r.M Mal! 9.2. A.M. J10.3U F. M.... Chicago Kapre, So. I... 4.2' P.M. LAVArarrBaAiiae-A-TraiDalava. 13 40 I. M.. Traf j Arrive .. 5:30 A.M. , 10-45 A.il . 5 .W l.M. 730 r.M.... Jaw m M ivii r a ....... t aaaaatiTB aAitava. Train Lv Trains Arrive. 8.0S X.V 545 A.M. 12 40 P. M '.....10.35 A. M 10:40. P. AC , 7.33 P. IL. imiAB aeons Aaa 0lci!mATt aAtiacan. Train Laave. Trains Arrive. 5:V A. M Mail 12:H) P. M. 11VS0 A.M Accommodation 50 T.M. 7.50 P. il .Kapress 955 P. M. COLCVBCt AHO IMDIAaaroMSCBNTaAL 84II.WAV. rralstLeava. Train Arrive 00 A.M Day F.vpress ..1Ü5 Soon. S-.15 P.M Ma.l 1.45 P. M 73 P. M Sicht ipre4 1U 22 P. V.. iLirosTiiai aan aoAD. Trains Leava. Tralna Arrive. ?00 A If I; 4. P If 4 W P. V 1113 Non. 20 P. H Mail 12 V2 P. M. Locisvaia, tv A LB A X V AXD CniCAO BAII.BOAO CBArta or TIME. Kipre (ireenc i.tle Junction going north 6J0 P M Iviog south 1.10 P M M E IT CR ANTTAI ILO R I N C . lewis" scuoirz, PKOrRlKTOR OF THE I" 1 K T O ' 1SERCHANT TAILORING K H T A ULIS II I hl N '1 :ls NORT ' PENNSYLVANIA STREET, Two Doors Sontli of Vost OCtlr INDIANAPOLIS. OCtl-dtf TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS. KxKCtTivE DaraaT-rNT or Iuna Dc beau or FiNAxei." I.NMANaroLt. June 24, lGI. INDIANA OFFICERS, who have been or are serving in the army, are lnfonrarl that their Ordnance Returns wT.lba mad up and pteaeated to the proper lpartmej.t J and certificates of acquittance obtained, rev of cA,trjf, by app'n: to Mr. C. V. Raoker. Chief Clerk State Ord- ! nance Department, vc B ataira over Vajens hard ware store, N. 1 Wot Washington street, lnd.aaapoli. ! Br making reiuroa, aa above directed, officers will not j only save all r, but they will be able to settle with the j Government and draw their pay from one to three j montha earlier than if the business Is entrusted to Claim Ageata. - ; By order of flos-emor Motto. W. H. II. TP KRELL, MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOWES. 7 ARK OFFKRIXtl &rPEU0H IXI'COtVF.NT II t arsons wl hurs. We will sell t rson with little ready means tos-evre Iot Ciitirrly on Tiiur aad erect comfcrtaMe dwelling, bui't y gu workmen and rn good aryle, on the payme::tof h fas much as the J Improvements will c- st the remalrx- to be paid on j y payments not much more than a fa r -eut on the premUes. Havicg lota ta nearly all parts cf the citv. we can accuuiTDoda'e atl wish'.cg to secure a home; and' hav. j tg a lr(. araoutt of lamber on hand, and workman! ready ettplcyed, we eaa erect building on ehort notice. - - M'KKUVASi ä iiru.-r Real K.iste r LOAN OFFICE. HAY aV MTPTOX, o rs' o i I c i: AultaorlzeU by (.oterniueut. UNET ADVAXCKD CX WATCH KS. DUMÜMS. fl. Jewelry. Plate, Gta, FlaioU, ly tiox1. r.,l all -uut . s ersobaa t ior-eny, or oukaai ana o, i; Xorih LI r,o4s tjtet, S'oraot'a LMoci.cp ta:r. JiTOSce, t pea at all lo: rt. tovn!; IS' Isim. a. a. si:lha., PHYSICIAN A XI) SUKGKON UrnCE SO. IO VlköINU ATal3.CE. KKSIDCXCV, at NORTH ATATtikfA ST. aa 13 -

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GREAT BARGAINS -ISES &. LIT: -KOU THX ( Q "P? "VT "f T 1 70R 1XSTA5CK. IF HK HAS 3"0 US CAN ECII.D ' a houe worth t'100. and librral payment will be ''m on tbe lot and the remainder on tne house. ' In oe of misfortune to tb purclaer, we will te illfng to take the rent of tb property fur tb balance "f tin- pun bate nroney until it i a'.l pil, an.! thm re'irre hin from any rUk wliatever. ' Ttis ii ai Rret ad ojportuiiity as Las ever been offered a poor man in a growing city l'k Indianapolis. Thi I not a new ba;oen t the xxnderfUned, fur we have been engaged in it for ten years and we refer to the old hettWa and bn!nen.i men e.f the city, and to hunIred of person who Lave g-t their heme In thi way through u. :i.)Vrl Washlnglon lrrelt One Dour East Valmtr JIuutt. octl4-d3m INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK, rinniiciiil AKiit mnl ncsiniiKMl Dcpoilory ofllie Hiii(rl suite. AL'TUORIZED CAPITAL. . CASH CAPITAL PAII IN. 11,000,000 -oo.ooo m f. TILL receive mbscrlptions, a financial agent of the Liovrruuirut, for all of lis popular loans Will collect gold intere-t on registered and coupon bonds on the inot liberal terw. Currency bouds ca-bed on presentation when due. . Always on band a full supply of C S. reenue tanips, for aale at the regular discount. Will bny and eil all government M-curitiea, orders on Washington, coin and exchange in all the priuclpal cities. Will maVe collection throughout the Wt-st and Kat at very reasonable rate. Will receive deposit., and loan money at i prr cml., on gocul security. IJavlnir unlimited f.icilitip, will transact all Vind.-i of banking business fair terms and with tte utm-t promptness. TIIKO. P. HAUCHET, Preh'r. INGRAM KLETCEKK. Cashier. ludlanapolU, December 3, 1864. dec4-J3m GROCERS. V j.a. HAwtsa, W. S.ÜTOüKSAS, I.. W.HAHk.l.MA'. SAWYIIH. iKTONIMIAft a iiassi:i.-ti ., (Sn cesra to Sawjer A Stsrrett,) WlloliiKIll? DMllMM ill 1)1 1? IM VOU 1 11 Ii No. 13 South Meridian Street. w K ARE NOW RECEIVING A (ULL ASSORT mcnt t.t tioo-1. and will be happy to supply the want of our numerou customers at the lowr.t rates. Indlanapoli, (ktoler 31, 1?C4 novl-dita SALOON. HATES HOUSE SALOON, (UNDER PATES HOUSE ENTRANCK.) A. J, ,11 Y LKS rroprirtor. f 11HK Bar is supplied with pure liquors, wines, and the 1 best brands of cigars and tobacco; aUo the choicest old Bourbon and Wheat Whisky. The establishment has been renovated throughout, aagfl-dtf PLANING & FLOORING MILL. South New Jcrsoy Sirvvt. DOOK, BLIND, AND SASH FACTORY, N.ANlNlJ and Flm.riiigMilI. Having completed my Factory, I am prepared to far-ni.-h Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door and Window Frames, Molding, Con.Ice, Brackets, Irced Lumber, Weather j boarding, and other manufactureUtmber pertaining to ! a buildimr, a! as reasonable ra!e. any wiLer n:anufac. I torerin the city. I Havirgonhand a large Mock of thoroughly seasoned ; ! River" Pine Lumber, lam en.Med to warrant try mani uiacture. Orders for working, flooring, '.umler promptly attended to. oou'S-d.lm. ressing and planing WARREIf TATE. RENOVATERS. CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT mux CMTEDST.UK8 dye-house, so. 5 80UTE j : ni'i trV' nJ,inPü,il'' 1.n;i.it1' v ' , At this old and well-known establishment, tha lad as i can have silks and woolen goods dyed In permanent and beautiful colors; and gnta' garment thoroughly reaovated and repaired. ew and second-hand cloth! g bought and sold, also, a paUcular htanch in the Vu. mess denominated tine draw- j Ubilo a;aT.e cloth, or tear lu any garment can be so wrought l.jt it can not be Visible to tue r.aked eye. Remember tue plae. No. as South Illinois street. JanlO J03KP1I H ARRIS, Proprietor. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PtilladelphiH, ln. pwISE ASES OF TRF. NERVOUS. SKMIXAL. UR15Aß Kl AND JEXUAL STSTKÜS ew and reliable treatment in Heron of th-Hnw.-ri A.ofisrion .lent Sy mad iu sealed tetter envelopes, free of charge, dress tr. J. SKILL! X HOUtiHTOX, Huwa-sl Ass-ch Xa.t South Ninth street, Philadelphia 9 no.T f.. ..t ..v... i i ! äu l ,VsH-iaUvn, M ly CiUAV aV WILLIAMS, WaHhliiiftoii, City, n. e. 4 TTO::SETS AT LAW An siHJr.lTtlRS UK 1 TA O.ain..- Oce No. iJ2 Per.lTarv;a .Tet,ue. a few i ?"Vr eV ,f ,fe 3ti.-nal Hotrl. Will prosecute cliim. j -- . iBiTnsi,-fii4i-rt of Claims arult onress. I Luvte, w.lu tl, Kaecutlve iW psrtments, tnctu 1- , ;J C'',B of XT -Wriptun connecte! with the Mill -'y aM ava! Seru. e. atte-1e1 1.. wi'h promptness and ' "'K.v. ocd-J3m JOIIX H. Sl'l.l.l VAX. ; livehy, sale and boarding stable, !Mo. 10 I an Itrl street. In n or of ratinet ISiitldlnc. arll-Cly

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STAPLE & PAXCV ROCBRIBS

DAILY SENTINEL

A Landlord Outwitted. lien. W. Morrjjon wta oue of iboae free nl t.ij, gooJ hearted, huraorous fellows, tht w always reaJ? to crack a joke or perpetrate a -itll." Some fifteen jeirs.ao Bea was travelicg ia Hutler couatj on profciiior.al busincsi. The roads were tolerably bad; and worst of all, the tage drirers and the landlord at a certain hotel wber the? topped for dinner had an under standing with each other like this; th paiea gers were taken in to dine, and when cleverly peited tie coach would dah up furiou.l? to tho door, aDd the driver would call fr his ps,rcngers, stating that he could not delay a minute on account of making hU time. They would ruh out, leaving their meals half finished, for fear of being left. For the half finished meal thej were charged half a dollar. The victual! were kpt for the next load of passengert , when the skinning process. was aain repeated. Ben had heard of thii place, and when they arrive! at the hotel he ret his wits to work to see if he could get the value of hi money. The bell raii for dinner and the crowd ru?hed in. They had hardly 0t comfortably seated when the coach reined up before the door, and the driver vociferously shouted: 'Tai.-enjers all aboardcan't wait but five tuinute. A gtceral rush a made, but Den sat still, and ate hi. dinner very composedly. The ftage drove oir and left him, but he seemed to cre very little about it. j Having disposed of Im dinner, he was cbioyin the luxury of a long nine in the fide room, when the landlord approached him. eayin? : "I be:r vour Danton, eir. but did vou fee a set ol sil er tea poon? went to dinuer 7" on 1I1P table when you I did, fir. 'Well, thev are mi-in' can't be lound. Ah,ye," replied Ben ; "one of the p: eneip gathered then up I saw him do it." 'Would vou know him H"ain X'' a.-ped the landlord. "Certainly I would," replied Men, with :reat coolne.H. "Will you point him out to me if I hitch up my horse and bufrjrv. and overtake ihe statte 1" "Certainly I will'." Doniface was re-tdy in a few minute, and getting Den in with him, drove like Jehu for a?veu mile9, till he overtook the driver. The coach stopped, the driver looked frightened and everybody wondered to fee the landlord covered with mud, aud hU horse covered with sweat. I'en jumped out of the buggy and into the stage, when the driver, thinking that he h:ul hired the landlord to bring him after, v. as on the point ol driving ol!, when the landlord veiled out "I thit passenger in there ': ' "Ye," replied Den "Are you ure" "Ye, sir e e, shouted out our h.tchelur friend. "Which onci-utr "It'.- me," replied Den, with h giiu "You!"' thundered DornLice, " whit the d 1 did you do with the spoon V "I put them iu the coffee pot; you them nil Mfe." replied Den, with a will fnid curiom twinkle in his eye. " iS ld, by ginger, bylhtt drncd Yankee !" yeiied the landlord, whilst the puengers roared in lnuhter, Hiil outtirg the whip to hi horse, drove h ick, resolving to give the luetirrr; ever afterwards ample time for dinner. 1- lri and Lust. .Some of the time during the peiiod of the revolution, when the state of Connecticut was under the jronjiway of the "blue laws," brother Constant Dunoughs, a member of a certain church in Woodstock, was appointed Sunday constable of the parish. His general duty wa to arrest all persons traveling during the sacred hour ot the Sabbath, except to and from public worship, or in ct-e ol actual neces-ity, and among olher instructions he received the fol lowing: "If, while the church w n ojetJ for s-ervi-'e. a ! jK-r-1! should ni ike his appearance who wat evi dentlj on a journey .the constable wis toretjue-t. him to slop und enter the houe; und if he re '' fu-etl to go in, or to remain during the service, ; his lelu-tl would be regarded as proof of a willful disrespect of law, and the constable was tequestcd to take him iuto custody at once." I On the very first Sabbath after ContaLt's appointment he took hi. pst near the church door ; ut lexst an hour beioie .ervice tune. Lre lou a duty traveler, mounted upon a jaded horse, came lidint slowlv up the road. "Of course he's" a traveler, und a tleecn:ter of the Lord's div," ! mtisetl the constable, hs he advanced several yard to n.eet tl.e ttranger, and gripping the j britlle close by the Lit, he exclaimed in a -tern ! tone: "You must dismount and go into the : church, or I will arre-t vou for Sabbath break - I 'WV . ; "I was intending to dismount, tiiend," the niün J replied, alighting and brushing the dut from his j cloak with his whip. Leading hia steed up beside the constable's, i (which was hitched to the fence.) the traveler: commenced retnovir.' the bridle and saddle ! from the latter, and substituting hi own in their j stead. i "WhaUlo you me:i to d ), sir?" demanded ' the constable in a tierce tone, stepping up !o the : stranger's side. i "Oh, nothing but what the leguliiions allow : j me. my stem friend." he replied, juietlv buckling ; ! the saddle girth?. j "What regulations dj you teler to? 1 am the j ! Sunday constable, aud have the authority to j I lodge you in jail in less than rilteeu minutes; t and how due you meddle with my horse?" The j dignitary had now become very much excited. ; i and waji about to lav iolent hand on the ofI fenoer. I The stranger threw open his cloak, displaying I the uniform and insignia of a scout, und replied. ns ie mounted: "And 1 am bearer of dispatches f , mf rir.in armv. l.vin.- authorit f.. tfc lor the American army, having authority to tike a ftesh horse wherever I can find one, and for you (or any other citizen) to interftre, i to sub- ; ject yoursell to an arrest for treason. 1'le.iae ttke good care of rav horse till I return. Good day. sir." Defore tl.e astonished constable could reply, the stranger was dashing swiftly down the road. Now, next to his wife and church. Constant loved bid dapple grey ; nav, he was proud of him. for Ke was the finest beast io the parish ; . .... ,ut neverinei(is, ne Knew u woulü De ust.es for him to object to the scout's movements. He had never sutfere-J hia equine pet to he driven j fast, or on long journeys, and to -see him thus: acriSced to the iccklesn better of army dis- J pati he-. caiieu 'iie constable' heart to siuk , within' him. Altiiouh he fell sati-lied that hi , tetd would probibly be returnee, he fcare-1 that it would he in a ruined condition ; and a moineiiUiv vision of the dappie-rev with broken viüd and two lame leg-piel before his heated brain. Long and eatbCstlT Le g"ed at the retiring forms, uiitil a d;st.ict turn iu the road hid them from view. I fit worshipers naü row oegan to . : , n - i.., ;o tl,. ,.m.-t il,' v'n,.,! l.tt t - mine la.iuii uu sini i.ic k.w..-vvt. wv. against the lence. e identiy unconscious oi what w- citi :i ronr.il h"m. s:;d thinkit'g oidy .! his n.isfoitune At leüth Peuv:. ! Itrowii aroused lim. eti l viniiiii; : How's tlii-. brother Ilariough-. viiy ain't j ou teudit g to tl.e du:it of ytr oCii T One ol j at tit's servants, 'whom vuu ought to have r- j tested, h i juit driven furiously do n the road." "Vc?.'' Ieacon. I know it t my sorrow. He's I in General U"a-hi:ut m V e'lirlov, and has taken UiV beet LotsC Thi mv hist dv as SuiiJay j i: will be ' constable, and I I I've concluJctl the last." Anictican Union. nu. j. i. in:.Bii all, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, No. 10 Zast VT..hlrs' a Street, (up talra nryCCee Ejti S to 19 A U , 1 teS aa ? t3 P if

NATIONAL BANK.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INDIANAPOLIS IS the official depository and financial agent of the United States, and will furnish, on the most favorable terms. All kinds of United States Bonds and Revenue Stamps, And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, Exchange, Government Vouchers Order on Washington, State Stocks and Public Securities of every description. Collections will be promptly made, and every kind of business attended to that belongs to legitimate banking. Regular customers are only charged 6 per cent, upon Loan obtained at this Bank, and the most ample pratrons are made for the safe-keeping of Deposits and for the accommodation of Depositors. In addition to the responsibility of the United States for the liabilities of the Bank, the Stockholder are individually responsible to the extent of their stock, in addition to the amount invested in such shares, thus affording the most ample security to the public. The following are the present Stockholders of the institution. Wm. H. English, Wm. Braden, W.R. Nofsinger, Benj. F. Tuttle, Lewis Jordon, John W. Murphy, Deloss Root, Judge F.M. Finch, Jer. McLene, J.F.D. Lanier, of N.Y., Wm. Willard, Gov. O.P. Morton, A. Baldwin, Hon. John J. Morrison, D.W. Noble, Geu. Ijz. Noble, Hon. Oscar R.Hord, Hon.T. A. Hendricks. Hon. David Ki Iff ore, Hun. JatLes A. Cravens, Hon. John C. New, Hon. T. M. Sullivan, Kev. Wra. A. HolUdav, Prof. C.N.Todd, J. George Stilz, Georg w. KigJ. Riert Browning, W. J. Ho'liday, W. K. Holloway, J. M. Maxwell, Wm. U. Fry, A.J. Hay. H. It. Parker, J. L. Ilolton, Wlaalow.Lat.ter 1 Co., J. A. Ko-, Wm. Rraden, lnj. F. Tattle, John W. Murphy, Judge F. M. Huch. Wm. "Willard, A. Baldwin, I. W. NoMa, W. 0. Kock wood, Daniel Henuessry, James Power, J. L. Slaughter, Lucian Ui'A, W. S. T. Morton, Earnaba Coffin, Joha C. Hereth, Dr. J.M.Gaton, H.B. Fiixb. Dr. J. H. Woodl.U! Jnc. C. Wright, John Hendricks. A.J. Danfortb, James Greene, A.D. Billinffsly, W. W. Leathers, J.irje Win .low. Julyll MEDICAL. ROSACE: S BITTERS(..IKXBACKS ARK GOOD. PUT IZOlllCKS lllt: ilETTEll. STOMACH 1UTTRRS. Ttn thousand bottler sold in wu month. The uio.t popular stomach bitters iu ue. KOBACK'S PdTTEKS. Goxl for all deraogeuieut of the Stomach, EilioiLstiesj, Liver Complalntaiid gener&ldebility. KOBACK'S HITTERS. They possesswondcrful tonic properties, Riving tone tw the appetite end digestive organs. KOBACK'S FITTERS. Debilitated Iadieand seden tary persons vill fiud in tberu ai excellent tt'idc. KOBACK'S RITTERS. A A wine f!aful before each meal will remove indigestion rul all liver diseas". IIODACK'S Ul i'TliltS. Thar are better than all Pill. Powders and other iMneru, dissgreeable comvnids. ICOUACK'S . IUT'I DKS. They can be taken without regard to diet. As an appetizer they have noenal. KOI5ACKS KITTDKS. They are prepared by an old and skillful physician from well-known veartabl remedies. K()15 V( IaS DITTOS. i'herpvT known they be b otne a streiiirtliri.mg renieity. ! ,uiJj''I family itouvcus Try one buttle, aiid uu foui!u-nd them U others. UODA( K S C . itoit vt K i:rni:its. Ill always Use them aud re - i:rn i:ks. ...Nole Proprietors Anl cnpiunder of Stomach Bitters, Elood Purifier and B1k1 Pill, and Iistillt:r and manufacturer of Catawba and Swedish brandies, and all kinds of the finest domestic liquors, wbicfi are sold w holesale cr in any desired quantity, at "os.W, &S, 6 and 62 Eat Third ktreet, Cincinnati, O. For vale by Druggists snd Dealt r in Vedicine everywhere , and ? Hr.wii!ttg A S-l-.an, J . H. Vickers and W. I. Ha-kit A Ci.ilt:diarispolis may2wlyAdtaw A SUES CUHB! EVERYBODY is leinj cure of this dihtres-iiiigdi e a-e by the use of DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Krad wh it a süStrer says: Mr. J. r. Haarde, 164 Second atrect, Cincinnati, 0. nays he has been a dreadful sufferer with Piles for a lor.K tin. e, and has tried nearly everything, snd could obtaiu no relief, lie ue.i about one-fourth of a pot of l)r S'ricslar.d's Pile Ointment, and it ma le a. complete cur H advis-s every one sufleritg to try it. Sld by all rri:ggits at 50cents per pot. ilauufscture at No. 6 Ka-t Fourth street, Cincinnati, O. Ak for Strickland's Pile Rtuudy. Eur sale by W. I. IU-kit A Co., Erowijiita; A Sio.n Stewart A Morgan, J. f. Senour.Tomlinsoii A Cox anO EffTier. Voher. mar7-.llyeoi!Awly EDUCATIONAL. ST. AGNES HALL, TERRE HAUTE, IND., A I'loU Mitut Ilpisropal S InoI lor Voting Iatlir. fiillE I'L'TIES OF ST. AiINE HALL WILL It. 1 rf-uuie.l a'ter Christmas vaeati'.r.. on Thursday, January CtU, Cj, auJ the Coiporati'-n leire to call tl.e attention of pareiits and puardians to the iijierior facilities for a complete and tLoroex eciucaMn ptescnted by tbi schtKil. The location is most healtLfal. and th- site of the Hall, in the mvl-t .f ornamertal EMuni, e.gtt and a Laif acres ia eitei t. mo-t Wau:;ful a:. l attractive. The I 'jiMii'g a.-- hsud-ome at;d r om tr-mLous. heated throahcut by steam. aJ combi:r.r ail the features reqaiste for the beAlth and cmifert of the papils. The in-.tmc-tion is practical ai thorough, and, fourteen in number, d;;n suishrd for ability and eiptrience. The l'hilosoph.cal ad Chrmival aj'pari'i i varied akd exteu-ive, snd compri-es imune others a valuable M.croco;e. Tele.C'.ii aul Elev!rcal Maftii-e. The ttio-t r'esaht aiTolup!ish::ifiits of Mu-ic, Painting, iiravij-.;-, Kicbroidery, to., receive ep-ia! aüeiiti.i-i The t'w-cij'i:ne l- !":m. au-I ; 'eutiil. it t-.j.g the pi.ntij.le f '.lie governmei.t t. preeLt r'h-r ?L.n to pr.i ih r ii,:. Term- film i-er y ar for oari'.ii.g and tuitioi.: ti citri for mu.vc. payabL half yeaily inauvai.ee. F'r circulars an i i;ifimiatiou addre-s UEOP.öE HERBKKT, D. A.. JesT-.i'JanJ Ma-ter of the Ha!'. It. 11. MPIL'EK A: CO., RBAL ESTATE AIIBXTS. AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, No. 201-2 North Illinois Street IllililltlUplaltaw. IliU. n: Jlr

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t B. ALVOÜ'J. J M.CAlJ)vTKIX II.R.ALYOKD ALVORD, CALDWELL, 8c ALVORD, wlioloMalo Donloi'M ixx ANDEAST WASHINGTON STREET, Are n DAILY r.caiptof fre.hgood Const antly on hand and for sal at th luwect prlcet,a large and assorted i-toek of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Tea, Nails, Glass, Woodenware, Soap, Candles, Starch, Raisins, Cigars, Tobacco, Mackerel, White Fish, Cordage, Twine, Dye-Stuffs, Nuts, Figs, Dates, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, Whisky, Notions of all kinds & . . IIOSTBTTBIIS AND WiillOO 68 East Washington Street INDIAN VOIJS. INL detlS-dAw AND Hn TLT ! STRICKLAND'S Anti-Cholera Mixture! JS A COMPOSITION OF ASTRINT.F.XTS, ALSOREents, stimulents and carminatives, which every physician acknowledges is the only preparation that will ef feet a permanent cur of Liarrhra and Dysentery. Th Anti -Cholera Mixture Is now in ue In several of our arnr hospitals where it gives the greate-t satisfaction. It h aed the live of thousands of our soldiers and citizens, aud we w ill guarantee it to be the be-t remedy in tl.e world for Diarrhea and Dysentery. Mr. Woods, or Covington, Ky., will be mt bsppy to stisfy any one of the virtue of Strickland' Anti-Cholera Mixture; in fact w have a great number of testimonials from patients who have been cured after being prenounced incurable by their physician, some after takir.g only one bottle .f Strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture. If yousuZer with the Diarrhea or Dy-entery try on. bottle SOLDIERS ! JYou ought not to be without such a valuable medicine. " The Cincinnati National Union, of April 3tth, says that thonsands of oar soldiers have been saved by the use of Strickland's Antl -Cholera Mixture. Sold by DruggUt and prepared only by Dr. A. Strick land, 6 Ea-t Fo-irth street, Cincinnati, O. Formale by Vf. I. Haskit Co., Browning 1 Sloan, Stewart A Morgan, J. F. Senour. Torelinson A Co, Egnei 4 Wwcber. Price 50 cents per bottle nia 17-dljeJlwly BUSINESS COLLECE. ! Bryant, Stratton & Spencer's 1 11 AXAPOLIS Krsi4ivss coMai:iwi:, IS ON'EOF TUK PROMINENT INSTlTCTION-t (OXstitnttag .le "Chain of Intema'.fiial l;uine- C 1leges," ltatrd ta twetty-tkree .f the largest cities of the United Sitte aud Canada, lafe S.:bolarhip is.u-l at thlad;anapi-College gid throushout the "Chala " This Ikstitutloa oSers unei-naled adractages ?e Tiis Men and Ladiet des.ring a F-ines Education. The various departments of tVx.ks.Keepict. Orimerctal La', Cakulatiaus, At., are under the charge of able aft i ex perienced teachers. Fenmatship taugil t-o" or tte authars of the Spencer.aa iy4em. Telearspblcg taught be a practical Operator. . "For farther Lrd'onaatW'O eLd .tamps for Collefe Vof.b!y aad apeci-aea of Itoiues Wrlilar, or call at West vTa.hlcau.n etreetW.YAXT, ST HATTOS st 8PK5CEÄ, dcl0-sl3a lnÜaSJpoUi.Irsi.

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GBTLKT THOSE WHO HAVE DOURTKP the vlrtue-sof IU tx't C:raoM Rima, If xy such there be. read the following certificate frera ger.t'.emea well known ia this community, and doubt no more. Its general introduction Int the a-roy will save the lives of thousands ol far aoWiersr Lor riTint. Jose 3d. L-t3. ,We, the underi,ued, have seen the gosd effects ef Dr. Joaj BrixS Cirac-i Bntxas in case of gvtieral debility and prostratioa ef the system, and believe ita geoeral use would prevett di.-ea-e and relieve much mffef.r.j. Amn g our aoldi-ers partimlarly wnild this be the ca-e, especially the. who are exposed te the miasmatic !: f.uences la the Southsm climate. HAJ. PHILIP SFEIL, Collector Ir.L 14ev. 11 Lis. Ky. CHAS. n. COTTON, Collector f the Port of L-'tiiiviile, Ky. COL- H. DENT, Provot Marshal Ge&eral of Kentucky. REV. P. T. IIF.5PERS0, Vice President of Santa-y Conmi!on. HARNET, HTGHES 1 CO., Publixbers Demycrat. (i KO. P. DOERN, Proprietor Looisvilie Anzeiger. HIV.UES & PAKKUILL, Wholesale Dry Qoo.ls Dealers, V(a street. Loalaville, Ky. DAVIS, 'GREIS t CO., Wholesale Shoe IVileri, Main Jreet, LouiViI. HAUT A MAPOTHER, uttipgraphers, corner Market an1 Third treet, Louisville, Ky JL UrS TYINTETt. Clothirt-Merchant, corner Th!rd an j Market ts., Louisville, Ky. CA TT. S. F. IIILDRETH, Of the steamer Major Anders!,. MA J. L. T. THCKST05. Paymaster U. S. Army. C. M. M ETC ALF, National Hotel, Louisville, Ky. COL. JESSK EAYLES, 4th Kentucky Cavalry. tlFOnr.K D. PHEXTICF, rnisTille Journal. SOLD YYDOLF.SALK P.V daily, ki:i:lt.u a itsn, 7.1 South Meridian St., IiMlSrLapolia. atvlC'CI-dlyAwlStoam THE pREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills. PROTECTED LETTERS BY ROYAL PATENT! I'rfjxited from a ir fMrijt ion r..SrT. CYi7f M. rfi'jsii'oin Erttiiorilinnrytnth Queen. This invaluable medicine U unfailing in tie cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates Ltnicf S-ir, and a peedy cure niay be relied on. TO ?I A mci i:i I. III KS it is peculiarly suited. It will in a short time bring on the monthly period with regularity. Fach bottle, price. Oue I!Ur, bear the (Joverüruent stamp af Great P.ritsin, t prevent counterfeits. CAHTIOI. lit I'VU n',i.hiI tit l-tt lktu lj Ifih.ilr Jurirnjtl FIXSl TU REE MOXTJIS of Prehna wri, (r they an wrr to bring uti V'mt i tjs, ?"t et iny otter fin ore t.ii. In all cases vf Nerven snid Spinal AfTectir!, Pains in the Back and limbs, Fatifue on Might exertion, Palpltation of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pilta will effect a cure when all other means have failed; and, although a powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hartful to the constitution. Full direction in the pamphlet around each package, whirh sboJild be carefully preserved. xoi.d ii i'a r.L inr;cisTd Sole Agent for the United States aud Canada, JOn MOSES, 2?, Cortlandt St Kew York. N. B. 11 txi and 6 postage Mamps enclosed to any authorired Agent w!l insure a br.ttle, coataitiing to Uli. by return taait. decä deo!A-ly LNPRLSENTABLK HEADS Are iu a moment beautified by the operation of cieisTAnoito's iiaih dye, VTbkb, without the hljghtesi trouble, imparls to the hair of the head, the whlkers, beard, or moustax.be, any shade of brown or the im-st perfect black. Ladies tan use li without oiliiij their Angers. It is the most expeditious hair dye in the world, aud the only one free from every poisonoui jngrelient, and that contains a nourishing and emollient vestaUe principle. Crifaloro Hair l'reü'ivaliir, a valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dressix? ar.l promotir, the growth and perfect health of the hair, and of itaelf, wheu used a!..ne, a .are juard that protects the Cbm frm decay under all circumstances and under allclimes. Atanufacture.1 by J. CKJSTADORO, Xe. 6 Astor House, New Tork. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Drensere. jaa2.dewdAweow tg-TIIE CONFESSION AND EXPERInee of an Invalid. Published for the beDetlt, and. as a warniu? aud CAUTION TO YOUNG JJFN wb suffe from Nervt.as Ieb;lit, Premature Decay of ilanhood, etc., 'upplyli at the arae tine, THE MKANS OF SK.LF-CUIiE. P.y one who ha cured himself, after being puttofrreat expense ,nd Injury thrr-uh medicsl humbug and quackery. Byencloslr.g a pust-pald addre.ed envelope, a'.Dfle cepies may be had of the author. NATHANIEL MATFAIR, Rs., de9-dAw Iru . P.rooklyn, Kings county, N. T. EfSOLDIL'R S WE THINK DR Strickland is quite riht In ads-isinj- yu i M his advertise unent in oar columns of to-dsy'i papet ,to take a tottl. f his highly recommended Anti-Cholera Mixture In yous knapsacks, It may save the lives of many of our bes oldiera. Mothers, we that your sons de not neglect Tou can get it at the Drnj-Stores at i cents pr bottle Il Is the best remedy fr D1arrha and Dysentery. marcbT-dlyeo-ilw y' HTD ISKASF. S () Y TH E X ERV0ÜS Semtnal, Urinary aud Set, ml Sy-tem new and reliable treafujeat n Report f the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent by mailtn sealed letter etivelope. free f charge. A4ires I). J. SKILLIX OUGUTON, Howard AseoclativTt, No. 3 South, Ninth .treet, phHai-lphla Pa. marUO-dA wly ;2TNKkV0LTS IlERTLITY, SEMINAL WeakLe-, etc., cun te turf I by,or.e wfee ha really cured biuis!f and bxndrea t f other,, aad wiii tell y.n üot'üir.r bat tie ti uih. Ad-irers wt:k staujp. KUWARD U. TÄATF, -;rj-dAwly Lck F.wi, BwatvR, kfau. UNDERTAKING. emhalmIxg THE DEAD ! J Ü TTiIKtv IX1NG. ONE CT DUR TFLL ;TI k:iown Ua ienakf-r f this c'ty. has pr-xn-ed tie I.ecessty ir.fvraiatin and ajparatas whereby Iba dead f au te em'jalaieU sik! tue b.iy maintain iL natural apgearar.ee far an inde Srii'.e t ine. Th great number of s.ldier dyin a ay froni Ln.e and friend, has rendered the intr-?u-er and perfertfr of the art of embalmtne a public ber.efat t..r. Mr. Long has engaged the servk es of .!,e of onr di-tiLguished physiciao, a geotl'man wfcoe cient c attainme:;t ae ackoowle Jge.l by the faculty, f cntor thi. branch f th u-iT., arid he warra'.t t)ieTu-t saM.f.-trv res'ilta. leclf-Olw. . rria, m. r. r. rt a, . n. DRS. WM & CLARK OFFICK o. 1S!. orlh lllinoi-,. Ht.y Indianapoli, Ind.

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Xfe v W -- Rl V A GEMlNr. WATTIIAM WATTH rf-.a e.a adrah!an-1 Miab'e i;me-keif. BUY A CE-sUINraraTTH M WATCl!-lte--atal.a aad Is wonkt double tU- pi. ef tht WuetLlesa Ir.f Mt end St watrhoa. GKXUINlT tVALTTTAM WATTllE. s..ad. et raaalj, tot KulrvaJ Fi4erin i ( .'..As. CKXUINE WALTHAlf U AT HE, aaaala riprsy fiT tifr-vejj hijiitin-caae, aernrtU tirbe keej-ja. We get our WaKliirs dirxt fr..m th. siunU try, and k.ep iiont but the ;nuitie. INLL WATCH Zi SENT TO s)LM I t3 .r tKr. la w.nt f a time-keeper, at tlt b..-t .LW ratta). Th. trade uf !;.dt ft. ttfty jri. ..d for a ' rular. W also Lave a l.tr;e rarie'r if l"e pri, ed riai WaU Lee, Flr Jewelry and Jsulid Mlcr r.W. P. BINGHAM 1 CO.. 50 East Washington Street, Near OiJ re'ilva Hall. LIQUORS. C. A. KLUCrrr. Jaaca P-. Rraa. lUalalOTT aV KYAi, VT nOLISALE DIALAU IX ALL KINDS OF LIQUOR? SOLD AT TJIK Cincinnati. Daily Quotations. OX HAKD AT ALL TIKES Pure Kcnfuck) Bourboü Whisky, ALSO, BRANDIES AND WINES Of i'ifTcreui I'raaJa MT We iufite those wauting Türe Liquor to call aud exarnino for themselves. Corner of MERIDIAN acd MARYLAND 8ls., Indianapolis. Ind. Jyi3d.w STEAM MACHINERY. EAGLE WORKS HAM FA( TURING COMPANY. 'v.,.: ls YOl WIM S(iaiii KuiiiCM yr Boilers! PATKNT FI R E KY'APO R ATO RS. TAT ENI SÜC. AR CANE MI LLS, PATKNT ST E A 54 COIL EVAPORATORS. PATENT STAMP MILLS Fur Pile's Peal rr Talt Superior ! Send for Circular, with Cuts and 'Decriptip.i Prices, etc., etc. Al-o, SAW MILLS, FLOURING MILLS, Macbincrrof all Description!-. SEINTD FOR C lZRCÜIa A CHICA rVO, ILLINOIS. 1. W . C.ATI:, Pre aldrnl. N. B. -Ager.t wanted everywhere, tnary'ti cAwty Galen's Head Dispensary lisitnblialsrd In fsi.V) aatad (härtere by tlir I.rgialntiirc of Kentucky's for the treatment or st-s b s3 ! ta, . I1ismi-is And ail Affections of the Urinary and GeneraMr Organ of b.tb Sexea. JU5T rUPdJ5HEU, a puiVATr vir.Dir.i. tiiiiati.!-. ON VRNEKRAL UISESKS. including Gonorbaa, Gleet, Syphil, Stricture, Gravel, fctone, hapicres, Fib s, Fistula, Urirjiry Deposit, and all IX - r,f the Kniueys.biaiaer.i rostrate i.iab. and Serainal Ve;clej, and the.r ('vr'IeC-i'l twit, tntludiir a tha;ter n l-!- V' I ALE IJUEASLS. r,b- J,j ;T . atien 'n marriage and the v w recti'T of conception. Con i' treat m-i FEM ALI ervatien prererti ta'.ning a Treati-s oa Sdf Abne, Bpei-.aatThea, Sesssl and er-vc-tiIeMl;y, Harre, r, ai.d Impo'.ence in bth eve.; the erts af these I ix a-ara eti the body arid -niM, and the Aathor'e New Trataer.t cf all thes cases In fuil, the only succeeaffcl Bettko4 of cure, with au eipowtiun vf Quackery. llik I r.-i a Qsck a-iem-Tner,t, b;t a wanJts; ani a guie for f-sarriei sal ingle. It ta tL ofcly booa that give ihe trestmer.l cf all the above diaeaaee la piala Et!g!.-b, ith fall rflr c ti na tr M-lf-treatruer-t, aadc3ta:c Bt:f h salcai-le ii.'.TOist ,u tct proper ta BtCLlion In a pebllc t.otiee. The wra crn:a.'rsssO pasjea, and 100 p!ae. and e!--ra-!v' of tie above diseases. 5entte may Mret a '.l-,i wrarper. ow receipt ef sh. acllax Tb- alTcte-1 wnk any of the above diseats, before plac.f.g themsel.es nrf'.er th trfa'ment 4 aey ce, b'-uM flr.t re4 tt'. w-rk. OVFTCK 311 Fr-b sTteet. weer Ma-keT en-i Je?erOf!, we-t :d. T iiJ-Jir afeiv t. all Vetter, direel to GALEN' ran DIf A3 AÄT I.r-er;4T, Laaiaril'.e, Ky. ofi-4-dlwl K. WIIITTIKK. JVIVATK MZI'tCAL ALV1CE FfcE OF CHARGE.Dr. WhRtier'a Theory, Symptoms and Treatment et Chronic, Nervocs Urinary, arj Seinai Lri-eas, free, tn a plain seslel letter envelpe, for sit centa to prevay x'are. It Is a clear de linear, on f atl le 4iaaseS aad eait'Htiosreiii:irtfTo-theii!rru:g;-jent of the moral la, tice-e.irdulc-rxe,expLres and iirprasteoces la rüarr.cd are! icfle life. Every sebteoce otitauia astmcttuti to the sÜTte4t ar .fcPTJu be read by every young peraon, t k-ep them cfl th ahoals ett which th. era have Wen broken to piecea. Ansativaaeaa clearly .lat.dto be ua.'er the cor.trsl of Judicious treaUaesu and thereby rrevent inclination to w,e tery prot5e caue ef d:ea.e. Nearly every e a.e ef dase ran be treated without bindrn.ee to teess. Med ictoe seat by eaali, awcaxe from ehrvetioa. Charge mJerata; coruvitaUoni by letter or at the o?Jce free; cures geararttd. OSce j ?t. Charles treet, between H'lth aad av-fHk. oaeaaare -;5.l! cf UadaJI UU!, F. O. Kaa 9C?9t. ei. Loola, Ma-tT.rcu!ar Letter spsclaüy for lad tea, cootrii:tc:tla tifrrr;rt8iil rhseeeet. fptlmt ta