Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4496, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1865 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL , -rc.usH.i kyxit Mwixixa at Tnil m SEXT11L OFFICE At 13 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET- ( Court, or nut nmrt.) UOER, HARKIiisS & BINGHAM, Mropriior.

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DAILY, REEFER & RUSH. South Meridian St., EAST END UNION DEPOT. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WHOLESALE DEALERS EXCLUSIVELY IN DRUGS MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, GLASS-WARE, PERFUMEEY Fancy Goods, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS. 1W7K WOULD CALL THK ATTF.ST10SOF DRUOVV OlSTS to tbe above establishment, and Incite them, when ia the city, to look through our stock. Our good were bouubt when koIJ waa at tl 5S. anr before the additir.l 50 per cent Increase in Tariff Duty, which, we are confident, will enable on to adl poods in our line very low and yet realiie a profit. We will duplicate any Cincinnati bill flnctnationi in price considered. Orderaare solicited Je7't:4-dl) NATIONAL BANK. Tl FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INDIANAPOLIS SM THE official depoMtory and financial aa;ent of the Un ted State, and will farrtUh, on tb moat favor- !! lern) a. All kinds of United States Bonds and Royenue Stamps, And will buy a"d ellrtold. Silver, Kubane, Uovernraeiit Vouchers, Orders on Wasblnuton, State Stock and Public Securities of every description. Collections will be promptly made, and eery kind of l.nslre attemled to that beloDRS t legitimate baiikinr. Jtcgalar customer are ouly charftel 6 per cent, upcu Lin obtained at tbl Bank, and the most ample privlions are made for the iafe-k epin of Deposits and for the accommodation of Dtrpoaitoru. In addition to the respoasib'lity of tbe United States for the l-abditie.s cf the Bank, the Stockholders are inditidasl'.y responsible to the extent cf their Ftock, In addition to tbe imoniit invested in ucb shares, thus affording he most ample ectirlty to the pubic. Tbe followiug are tbe present .stockhol ier!- of tb in-bUiuüod-Wra. II. English, W. R.ScMnger, lwis Jordon, Delos Root, Jer. McLerte, J. F. 1 Laniei. of S. Y., Oov. 0 P. Morton Hon John J. Morrison, tiro. f.ai. SoWe, Hon.O'tar N HrJ, Hon. T. A . Heudnck. Hon. Iar1d Kilgore. Hon. Janie A. Cravens. Hon. John C. New, Hon. T M. Su'livan, Kev. Km. A. HollSJay, Irof.C. N.Todl, J. George Siilx, (leorire w. R!?s. UoVrt HrowLii-g, W.J. Hoiltday, W. R. 'f.Ilowy, J M. MaxweU. Wm. II Fry, A.J. Hy. R. R Parker, J. L II . u a. Window, linier A Co., J. A. Uc, VTm. Braden. BerJ. F. Tnttle, John W. Murp hy, Judge F.M. finch Wm. Willard, A. Baldwin, D. W. Sohle, W. O. RoCkW.HMl, Dsniei Hennessey. James Powers, J. L. SUnebter. Laclun Hill. W. S. T. M ort öl. Barna Co2!n, Ji bu C. Heretb. Or. J. M (la.vton, II. B. Fucb. Dr. J. H. Woodbu. Jnc. C. Wright, John Hendnck, A. J. Dmf vtb, Jame(lrere, A P Ri iiniHy, W. W. Iatber-. James W inl"w jalyll LIQUORS. T. KKrMOMD. J. m'.samasa. II K IMI O a I aV 11 c a A M AHA Kect.Sers ai d Whi ieal Pilr In i FOREIfiX 1ND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, MOSOSGAKRLA, HTK ASD BOURBON PORT, MAIKIRA, .MUSCAT. MA LAU V WINES, CIGARS, 23 South Illinois Street, INDIAN A FOLIS. IND AGT-STS FOR DETROIT AI.E, OLD STOCK, PALE AKD AMBER A A SI A'.i kinds cf Alea aud Porter for fam.ly ue, ia t-ol'le r utnerwie, kept cons antly oc tai.'l arn. Urlivrr-1 (n ary part of the city Jar.l3-dtf PIANOS. c aUMMIC.S A JFNNY. M AXUFACT URF.R. C F lira:!, S-jaare, Cottage Upr jjbt. Ma aa ia. Bm- av Bk aa." af Bh Btar aa s as av a aw aa aaav am. N .'. IJii lirwaiway, N-w Vort Kath irrruuter.t warr :t-4 f ve jer. , At bolfa'.e aLd refaU,2i r cvr.t le. ibm ire a&.e class lls&o elseskter. IVaJera w:il do wel: to aasje eir Ir itrcmecta. T-ard feretta'.cjte Jar!-

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Capture ol I'rUonrn and IIore-Af fir In Trnneut-.o Hebe I rorceln the Male i.atlzrnt Miifrerlnt? Mar vution-carcl ty of t'eragi-llxirn-Ive rtebrl Dcrrtlon-f omen Tillnig: tlo Koii. The cavalry division consisting of the 7th Indiana, 2d Arkansas. 5th Illinois, 11th New York, 12vh IIlicoU,2i Wbeoosia, 4;b Illinois acd oce other regiment, all ceder coamaoJ of brevet Brigadier General Shanks, which left this city on or about tbe J iü-lot,lur a rtM into rebcliotn, returccd jetcrdiy ruorLing. We hTe been kindly furnibed tbe following particular: At Oerrnantowa tie expe-iition wi furaiihed with teo days' ratious. Geo. tSharks' intention was to strike in tbe direction of Grenada or Verona, but owing to the wretched condition of tbe roads aud btreima awoKeu and rendered imp.isable by recent heavy rains, ihe enterprise was cec esssrilj abandoned, and a LiOTemeut made towards Ripley, by the way of Mount I'leasant atid SAlern. Ou tLe route a few guerrilla" wtre encountered ad captured; some horses were also taken. By order ot tbe comcuindmg officer, private property was not to be molested, and coii?ec4detal j very little pillaging wa- done. At Ktpley the expedition divided, be ih and Tth Illinois, under Lieuf. Col. Seeley, moving on the Mobile ar.d Ou'u r lilroid, while the main column ftruck for the country south of the Talhhdtchie, crorjin? at Kelly' mill. On rcacbiug the railroad Lieut Col. Öeeiey dircovered that the tra ns were running under tligs of ttuce, by arrangements between Generals Thomas and Forrest, the obiect being to furnish with supplies tbe people of Tennessee who were in ; destitute condition. Col. Steley returned to Ripley to a wait the return of tbe ciiiii oiumn Thi portion ol the expedition hnving cio.-sai the Tullahatchie with much diHiculty, fctruck eouthwaid. but finding Ijo enemy, atler scouring the country for a nunibtr of mile-, aleo, returned to Ripley, bringing in pome scout ta:d horse- Fiom the scouta it !t ascertained that Forrest was consolidating his? cutire commit. d at Macon, with the avowed intention of moving into vlabima. Jackson was reported at Verona, ana al?o preparing lor a movement south. No rebel gunrd was known to be on the Memphis and Oni- railroad north ol Vcroni. The ivtiraatJ, having con foüdated at Ripley, struck noithwarJ, p.::d came into ilcmhist by "u!-buiy atn5 l.acrnrge, havit:g' sutiikied no loss on the m tch, lurtt.er tlu two men clightly wounded by skirrui-hiifg with h sm-tll btnd of guerrillas. 1 he ptisciitr number about lerty, amoiig ho;n weit tven or e;ht line oflicer. Thejeopleot Tennessee ui.d Noifh Mm.-U-.-ippi were tound in a dtituie con'ütion. in ome place at the very doors of ht irvatior. In Tippih cour.ty ineetiüg- lud been held by the citizeus to devise cietu lor cbtainitii; and distributing food. Forret'fi :tnd UoodV commands had stripped the country of everything be.'ore going south; our force found forage eiceeditigly scarce. All public rebel property had been moved south. Here und there through the country lWderifig on the Misirippi river were a few rebel- picking tip dijifr'er.-ä. and conscripting. Forrest is said to be on tbe road to Sei ni x by th 9 lime. All the rtbel infar.try in this depa.-tment b ive been ordered to North Carolina and Virginia, to a'-eist in defending the country agjlnst Snetman. Great los- hn been eutlored by the army by the recent furlough M Tem;eseu soldiers; not more than one in ten h:ve returned Tolutitatily. and mu. n d.llicuity expeiiencd in hunting up the bal-ncc. Among the prisoners biouht in who the adjutant t.t t!i 14lh Ttrj-r.es-e c tvalry. An iritense Union fteling prevailed in the counties through which the expeditiou passed, and many wept with joy at the approach of the Federals, ilauv ho had been bitterly fccrsh were ready and anxious to st e peace on any terms, even to the sacrifice ol property as well as principle All felt convinced that the Confeder acy wa? a td tyed out institution, and wanted to come bickVjiiicr the old flt, under which ti er were born, and bad prospered. Few able-bodied men wfre to be seen, they having been compelled to Vive their homes" to Avoid conrcription into the rebel rank The new? of the restoration of civil government in the state of Tennessee, wheard with general satisfaction, und all looked forward to a better order of things uuder the Lew regime. Old mfn and women, who had spent their lives in luxury, were in some place, found rcakirig preparations to till tbo ground, being unable to procure beh Seed ol all kind? is exceedingly -curce In Tippah county aud north Mis-isippi, ibe men over forty five years ( of age had been compelled by rebel ordtritoj organize themselves into u port of mili'ia. for the j purco-e- of preventirg desertions a far bs posi- ' b!e, and hrrestin: ileortcr Upori Learing of the apiioach of the " Vtnkeef," thty came f.-r- j waid and gave up their Aim, and a-ked for, protection, s-ince they were unab'e to defen 1 : themselves against rtbel despotism. Gen. Shanks' command con?;s'ed of three; brigade", the first eoiisistinc of the Tili Iniiana.j 21 Arkunsf s, and ")th Illinois, u:iJt command of Lientenant Colonel C-inierjri; the second, consisting of the 1 1th New Vork, 12:h Illinois, und one other regiment, forgotten, under Colonel Davis; and the third, consisting of the Mi llii nois and 21 Wisconsin, unJtr Mjr De Forrest. AU behwed well, and abided strictly by the orders of their conininnding officer Their dene inor elicited general approbation from all elapses of citiz'iis in the country through which hev nis-el VIterevT the cnnmnd storped every bouse w protecteil ty a gurd hv oider of . General Slunk-i, and vtry little if any indignity j or loss of property was suffered by :my ol the) citizens Memphis Bulletin, ldth. vr.in: 1 rr.i Two ta w w(H)len factories are jut ie.lv t j into operation in Evansville A revival is in progress in tbe bs.p'i-.t chutch in Columhus Forty e;ght have united wish the church :nce its commetceaint. The d rictor.s ul tbe -outl.erii peiiiteuri.try m?t on M.-r:dy last at tb'4 pr: -c for the p;;:pose o: ' eleciin itEcets tLertfor. Alter a lew u:i fcucies.-!ui ballotitsfci the'e't ; i )i waj p s:: .,'iie 1 9 t' weeks. S iys Tl c iladisou Coutiti: We lean; ou go d authority thtt here i a mn ji jw spanc rouud in thi.s city, whose oj?ct is to j:e: the names of uch rerot3 a? are willing 0 take the L:fc of Gov. ol LiU'riv' ilorton Talk ahout the "Sots The Frai.k'in .Tetfersni.isn eJvthe proirscted nieetn:p is tili in progress at the christian chapel i 1 that town. Son.e f rt v five - es-io'i- lure been mtde to the church. The rr:ethcd:sts have 5 rival at Bruceviile, Kui ps-t lev wetk, having 1 t'.or. ti their fu'.d. ten hsv 11. quite a tecouLty ü lirin r the itc a numbt-r of a 1 liKx Sen tor Vi!kinru of iliniieuts is pectel to succeed Corura ssj ,; e- Dale iachirge cf the Iti'iiaca tureau. Kxcl arre. Wilkinti, l e AnJy Johno:i H's apinUDer t to anv o2i:e u:. meat will be dijrlitah'o to an whose rlrtt oilicer i supt osel to , is j Jr'iukad. Je: the overn-a3aiiri;5tr-;tija be a ru in cf temperate Limits Xew Aihar.) LeJer. hoot im; ArAia Last Saturday eveijins three c ch treed r. r arcd tlA Vt ui;ce, isr.i J ii.es, aisualtcd CdM Ge-a. Jvrea ai d W t Nat li;s.ticn with 'a,t LCa. tO wh with : icb V e . lv -..c 1 it Willi Hi. Jt.C3 thdt the bill cut It is reported his ide, but i: i p bibly untrue. These yt.nr e rr.r -et bi t i". we tcorre dc-rfrv'co, tbey bwe threatet.ed violet cc to sundry cit ;z?;is, who tiuf jT'.vcr. ;Lrm no ja-t croud of rffci.ee. Thev bc u'.d tc arre-ted, for they are darcerotu peraora to the coiarr.cnity. Alea cught tot to be pcraittfd to tyeitn the live of the citlzr,

with impunity. We understand tht tbey have gone into the army as substitutes and we hope that it is so, for there tfcey ean indulge their LlIijerect propecfities to a pood purpose. The offcer hu a warrt-t for their arrest, and, should they return, an effort will be mide to bring tbera to an account. Muncie Press. Safe Blows Up. On Tuesday morning last about 6 o'clock, a terrific explosion took place in the store room of J. W. Maddox, by the explosion of a large iron safe. It appears that some time during the night the store had been entered by burglars, and after two unsuc cessful attempts at blowing open the safe, and day ligtt fast crawling upon them, they became disgusted at tbe'r night's work. and gave tbe afe a charge of several pounds of powder, then applied a alow match and vacated the premise, knowing fall well that if tbey were in the room at the time of the explosion that they would not iurvive the concussion. The sif was blown beyond redemption tbe door wag thrown across the room through two counters, and the books, papers, ic; acattered in every direction the glass in every witdow .Ld show case a broken and the floor above torceJ up, plastering knocked off, &c. Dr. Iliird, who re-Ue in tke reur of the buildictr, as toon as the explosion took place, harried ioto tbe store and by hia timely appearance, put out the fire whicb bad communicated to tbe books and papers. W ho tbe midnight adventurers are remain a mystery, but from circumtarjce; connected with thi, as well as other attempts at burglary of late in our city, suspicion rests upon pmies who have infected Violences for lo! these many years, and who will yet meet with their just reward a bile out ou acme similar tour of this kind Mr. MaJdox losteome $23 or $30 in small change, taken frtoi a drawer.but the money in the safe, the burglars did not get, but no doubt were present, mixed up with the crowd, soon after the explosion took place, in hopes that the contents of the safe that they were after, might b? lsying around looss Vincennei Gaiotte. Seven persons, mos;ly aduUs, weietaptizcd ou Sunday, the 12:1, at Sr. Th;rai' (Episcopal) Church, in Fly mouth About twenty-seven bags ot mail milter vreie defiroyel by the) burning of the haggtge car Issj week on the Terrc Ilaute road. In Tene Haute he wagp of carpenter is $3 per day, and ol masjn, from $-1 to $1. ViMS and Maks Miss Mary Ellen Wj-e,

! who served in the 31ih Indiana under the name of James Wise, nd wbo-e character is wiih-jut repioach ss a lady slid a soldier, 1.. is been untried to JM-rgear.t Forehand, of the veteran reservps. Mary Ellen' lias retired from active per vice and gone into the recruiting buiirie-i May she huv) ind her rffources, an! be "Forth tnd" in the nint'er of wsr tute."ii. Tfcrre Hsu'e Jiur:ml. Ciow u Point is goiiijj ahrad quickly s.nce the Gret Eastern Railroad has put them in communication with "the test of mankind." Three grain wart houses are to be budt by August, two ! agricultural warehouses, a new hotel, Mores, residencer, They expect fifty bouses to be put vp this ?-on. nud a national bmk to be started; and thev are nlreidr at work to get another rs.ilroad there, direct from Lafavttte v;a Rem e:cir and Lowell Lfavete Journsl. AxoTina Firk0:i Wcd:,e-dav of last wctk the house of Mr. Iiochstetle: took fire nn i was consumed, together with all the household goods contained therein. Mrs Ii. bad gone e tine time previous on a risit to Ohio, and left etrict orders with the hired woman, in case of Ler absence from the fcoute, to lock up the two little children within. At the time ot the fire Mr. II was ab-ent on the farm, and the hired woman had gono to a neighbor's bou-e near by , j l?avir.g the children at home, but lortunately reflecting to lock them iu, s directed by Mrs. H , otherwi-e they mut have perished. It is not known bow the fire originated, as the children were too young (one about five or six years old and the other younger, ) and too much frightened to give any ratisfa?tory account of it. Plymouth Derooctut. Deputy S'p-riß Fiiltz, of Wr.f hiuton county, eutered tie prisoners' cell at the jail in Salem, lust Monday morning, tor the purpose of making a fire, when one of the prisoners by the name of Kite, tsking advantage of the open door, pa?-td out of it, quickly tlosed and locked if, leaving tie Deputy in durance vile, while the prisoner broke for the wco.!s The alarm was raised. and the wiley Kite waa overtaken about a mile from ton and taken bick to bi old quarters N. A. Ledger. ATTENTION. HOUK WITH THE TRAITORS UP WITH THE STARS! MEN OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT AROUSE I Look Out for Another Draft! Slxtoon Hundred Men Yot to Raiso. j Another Regiment of Infantry i be Recruited! tO' .V TtttK TO itH Lit ST! G uVKRA vt i:nN iiavi.vr, ci kn aitiU'I.X ifd lyttjeVTar Din.:tu.e t.. rkise Five lsimer,ts tf Ir.faatry. has a; p' inud tie ur.der'(rn-d CL:-f Recruiting O.fcer tor this I'l-trkt. acd ordered b:m to recruit a Kegtmenf of Iafar try, uuder the ordr of the Ad u'ant Grueril of tt:f Mate. TL cn-operaii n of eit ler. s ?Ld local comr.ii:ie. j and "rgi'Jijtjor, n p'-c,-fuiiy oIici;ed. Recr-itir.g Cii tn!--'-ii i -neo to r-.po'j-; Vie pir:ie by JAMS Bl'ki.FS.S. Chief Re.-ruitii.g l Cicer of the Sixth Ccug'fi icnal Li tr.c CdV.ce a; Folic Il.-al-q Erters, Oieui'a R.ck. maill-d2w MERCHANT TAILORINC. LEWIS scuoirz, PROrRlKTOR OF THK KIRS T CL AS S MERCHANT TAILORING iz m 'r a 11 1 1 r-i 1 1 31 in rv rx NORT PENNSYLVANIA STREET, Two (loots Sotilli or l'osf Oltict INDIAN A I'OLIS. Ktl-dti NOTICE. ATTENTION COOPERS! 1 liK J-urviD'eii Cwtlrs Ua T Ii.4,anaou meet eery Fii- jeiir.z vt e.cb wk ia tbe itoulJera Utica Hall, r-n Sctb 1.1 no: atreet. Uuion. are remietd t irrepoad Ith tLesiewof tormicx a a Itteixatiatairtloft. J. . rrLU.PreHdect.

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MANHOOD! How D(troved, How Rest ortd. Ilr. . PEXIftKltV Physician and Surgeon, No. 24 1-2 E. Washington St. IS COSS KCT10X W ITH THE GKXERAL PtACTTCK of Medicine, I treat by a new and reliable med irm, and wilk tbe Lppiet resulis. all forms of di-easea of Iba Servou, Seminal ad Crir.ary and Sexual Systeme. Young men with boll, w cheeks and pallid countenance, telünff In fearfal lacitaaca the silent working f na,e formiJaV' disease ncdena'citK ynurconstitatioti, meroory and rea.on, harryirg yi u to a preruatare death, reflect while reason fcoid, sway aui avail yeor?elf vt a treatment that di-iiatfs the slightest disease, and enres the harrassi'. weactaa and other can-es of etiouj diUlcuity and p rptuaj annoyaue. fipenaarorrhoea, Sem'.iial Weakness, Xoeturcal Emia sloes. Sexual IVtiÜty. im potency, Kfiects of Self-Alu-e, and their result liability to Crsutr.ma?e the Ma-rlajr Contract. Mental and Ihyaical Fro-tratkt, Kpllepsy, Insanity aii-i CniarDpt!cB. "Ihe foe. Like a rtaun-h Citirdeier, bieaay to his porpv-e. Presses Lim tl-e through every lane of life, Nor roisses once tbe track, but presses cd. Till forced t last to thetremcnHos verge. And at once he sink-..' UfcewVe, 1 will guarant a ndical care of Sypbilla, ! üonorrhapa and (il t, in all their stafres, eutirely re- ! movir.ff froai the l l i th-s lat f park of these terriMe j diea-es that sag'adu.-.lly hum up ibe fountain cf life. Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to J Females. j Tbe t-eau'y and tttre me delica'y of ihe leuiale orrauiiatiua, to say nwtbitig of its physiological ebaracteritic:, are snKlcieut irdicatioT tbat It Is -ib'ect t forma cf disease and modiflcatiorj peculiar to itself. Tbe physician of the present day da: not encounter any more forms of atMlae diseases thau did the pbyaician of fifty jeari ao; but owin to the presect social cocdition of woman, her dieaces are incrrad to frequency, and t the truth of this a ertion tbe melancboly death a by consutrptlou bear arapie witness. At the American IhrHnsary we treat by a) new meth.!, and with th haDDie'-t re?oln. lroiat fus Uteri, (falling of the womb,) Eruption of the Skin, Chloro'is, or Green Sickness characterized by yellowish, dirty rreen pallor of the mirfare; KmanMo Mestirm, or ab.eDt ileiittruation; Amer.onhea, or Ketentit.u of tbe Mense; pysmenorrLea, a paiuful anddiflcn'.tßowof theMPu-e-; Monorrhagia, or profuse Jlepstruation; Iucborrhea, or eacesve and altered .ecretion of the mueu geoerally white, or nearly cotirews aiid transparent. teade-, I have Riven you a c!as-of diseanes that are met with in Female of all ages, s bether siarried or unmarried; and to married Females would fay tbat there are many oth r form- öf diseases peculiar to your ei disea-es of l'n?nacy, ParturitioD, and Lactation, of whicb spar will n t admit au elucidation. I omit It for the c'urcil chamber, addiner but one more disease to this list, and that i a formidable one Ulceration ottbe body of the Uterus. l; you are aStx-ted with erratic weaVnese, cr any asemMjjfe of morbid phAnumena of ttis character, you have no ti;ne to spjre, but at once appty fr md cat a d. If too Ute to arrest tbe disease, It is at least possible to palliate tbe symptoms, and tl.us taootbe tbe pathway to an untimely grave. In a m.sriry of Instances thctc t!is?ases have made considerable progress before the pstient becomes alarmed. In some cases an etmcfation is the rrst Indica'ion that attracts the attention of th? patient's friends. Anil here, read, r, let n;e call jour earnest attention to tbe fearful Mjrnificanie of tbe word "wastir.jc." It not only constitutes tbe leading feature, but the earliest and msst eminoa symptom-- of Consurnp'.lon, examples of which are invariably met with in youcz ladies who a-e Rifted with high intellectual endowments, reflned ae-c.jmp'i.-bmer.ts, ard eyes fiashir.fr, with nnnatural brillianry net rerardlrjr tbee indications as beirntho.e of incipient disease, bnt those or personal charm. True, aia-! the pt sings ,Co!1ulnpti.n, chek ne'er locks rrore pure, AnJ Kvely, than when past all core. And yet mat blo: m, so fresh fo still, Has lent its fl -etinz aid to kill. And speaks, to those who watch its hue, if s'cktse, da'.h and sufTerirjg too; Thon Kb who, just viewfrgargbt so fair, Could dream tbat death was there!" Additss P. O. Dox l.'tJt. O'OEce Lours from 8 A. 11. to 4 P. M. Room No. 21.. Fast Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. feb!6-lly MERCHANT TAILORING. . NEW MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT! mi in ii' Mfc.Cim.LY CALL lüh ATTKMi-iN' OFitU. cl'Jens of Iiidiai ar-di tu the f-ict.tkat they bare perie.i at No. llMinrinia Avrnui. A IsvutiLit .lorrhniit 'I'niloriitt I"sitalliliiiifiif. r-atr'jt.&ic of tlscii THEIR STOCHOF GOODS 1 1 Ia complete, a:.d heilig in charge of a genlleman wLonsj ability a a Cutter rank a No. 1, they are prepared to j All orJers which Jn every respect tbey will W ARK ANT ' equal la quality, tjla and workmaiisbip to at-y.Vr-p found in a-;y iT.nUr eitabl'shrjeM in the city. ! '"rErUiewbr; the phce, J .o. 10 Virginia Avenue. TOYS, &C, &C. si iMsin U(;i;i: a miha. 65 Maiden Lane, New York, IMrOKTLRs Cr "3? 0 ""ST S5 . China Fancy Goods, Beads! ';late Tcncils, &c, li.itr? iLe :i-iiti.'i. fi bjyf-r--, vSrTing il.tnt iu Urzfct a.-sorim-ut al the m: t ra-' na .e pncn. M23-d3m TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFi ERS KxeCcTivb Dr.rAETjia.NT of Innuya) IluRLAi' or Finance. Indi anatoli3, June 21, 1G4. ) tr MjIASa OFFlCrr.S. ho tsave been or are aerrlcstn X the army, are inforxpsid tbat tLelr Ordriawe Ketoru ill be made and prtauttd to tbe proper Department led certificates cf acquittance obtatned, rrce of cAirjt bT applying to Mr. C. F. Rooke-, Chiet Clerk 8ta:a Ordnasce Departrjuent, efflce nt5 stair ever Va.'eL.s' har4wire store, No. "1 Wel V!.iiii.gtoa atreet. liidiaaapolia. Bv making returns, at tfcove l:recteJ, officers will cot or.ly save all fee, but tbey will te able to settle with tbt Govermner.t zti draw tle'.r pay fron one to three tBODtbs earlier than if the bn::is eoti-Bf-tedtr-Clam azents . Pt orier of Governor ilcBTO. W. n. n. TFRRFLL, er,.lt F!cacial "-earetary. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. it wh r. acre. c. e. Towu.vaoK. UCi'i' aV TOULIXSOX, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . lr tet I'eurl Mreet, INDIA N APIILU, DEVLEKS IN GRAIN. fLOCIi, BCTTKK, Kr.O. Flurry, o.ioa, Fotat-s, B-ass,Ort'n aad Dried frruf.s, 1c . Ac. 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Philosophy of Marriage. FIBF. PECPJIIKTORS OFTUF. 5F.W TORS AtUf ELM I of Aaatoyave dten.!aed. reiartlesa ef a ipenw, to lasso free, (for tbo beasil of sffertng anraifllty, and tappreaa.ou of fitiactery,) fr ef tbe r rav-t laeretir.g aai ia-itmcaivt Lecturea oa Mart agear1: diacoaliflcatione. JT,roa and Pbyeteal Deb lity, Pretsa nre declite ef llarbood, Itd!gestloa, W'aki.ee or DepreiMts. Itnpouney, Loa ef tüerry and KarJy Power, tbe great facial KvU. and ibok af aladiea UVb reaait frota yoctbfai fj'.e, exce.sea of aattr.ty, or 'gtorsaco of Itj?Ifclo!?7 a2 lw ff Nature. Thea itvalnabh Lecture bavt IW tbe tsetaa of ebl'hteoiar and a Tina; tbowaaad. ebd wtii b fsrwadd free. &a reo-lpi of fo ataicpt. by addreai ftecreury.Sev lerk Jfateta af Atti'trf ir-d HiJlcIce.lLl Beoadray, New Tk. Jaran-dly

r, -2 V Itrr a OKNt IF. vr al.THAM WATt-rl try. an a daeali'o aui rUU tii lir nn a 0 r n x v. w m ru a w a tc h - .-u ad ia wiHtl. il.;. the rl. '4 rlt!Ma Kit .".1 and Swita watcbs. fiKNUIXE T.rTHA?f .VAT?!f -. s , re. CF.NVlNi: VUUUM A TCHFSn4 t,r. . f r 5o.'.t--r tn-arr 1 .riU-cv, a-nrsre ti-e k'ej-ra. W Ret o.r iVtutws lirc t f'.-ji m nsi. factory , keI t"V. Vut (U '1Vi;L; VTCriRs-LM l- hiI.MU . rua-i. i:. -Ut .f liir?-- 'f-ei , t tw t tat 1 L Jr. i ; ;.J a' ,'. r j-. M. t 1 j, j a' ;r. V a'-, 1 W. P. BINGHAM A: CO.. 50 Eat Washington Street. Ncr . kjj IV iia' liaÄ. Galen's Head Dispensary l attAltliolird in m.o and 4 liiarle're .j l-rglalaiure of Krnliickf. fr ifio treatment or JaBflawarsavaaMw., Ar.d ail Afer '.r, rf (be i'tluiTj kl.i tier f ltb Sva ji t rrtuNiEi. A LICATI. .ail.IllfWI, iKIiAIKk N VKNF.KFAL DISK AN F5. iric;-dii:ff Ga..tha. Civet, j Jt::, riccre, r.rav, :ne. iufynre KJatala, trf ay lttosiie, ar.4 ail IUt' tf tie KHtiej s.KadJer.l'rJra T.lsH. arid Keia'iial VpmcUt, aud tkc.r trea'n-nt, ricludi'ir a rhapfr FFMAI.R LJSF.ASKN w.-.b el:. eralir. a luarrtaa arl tbe pmvei tiwn ef r'wrj.iies. Cottatting a Treat I-? on lf AIsm. perTuainrrbea, Scxi.aJ ai.-l Nef Tau-JVhllity, liarm-j's and lite'tc ia loth ; tlie e fleet a of tbesa d!ra e om lb budy and mini, av-1 tbe Author' New Treatment tf ail tbee cases tu full, tbe tdy rarel etb f -ure, with an expiv-itlf! fcf tiackery. Tbiwrk ia no qnack advertiemert, bnt a artuLg aud a galde foT rimM and eirgie. It is tie oidy bar that give tbe treatnieLt ofaii tbe above dba ii pla'.a Fuglii-h. w.th ftdl dresrt;oD for e-ir-treati5ei., ai4 cn;n rr.ucb valuaM-h-fArrpat't-a not tejr to trfectii-t. in a pnble otke. Tbework eontainaai pare, atxl low plate aud eograviD; of tbe atve 4 ie -. hrat to ar.y addrewiu a taled .rajper, oti rtc-iit ef one dc liar The afflcted with any i the aUtie dbeasee, t..re rdacir.f tht-rnelve ttt!ev the trearrent tf any cr. hau M rirt read thi. werk. OFFiCK 314 ifta atreet. Ist.f Market ai.d Jeff .ron, e.t ride. To Titjre safety to alt leter, d'.rett to OA! KN HEAD lHFitN3ART tawer4, Laimlle. Ky ocit-44-dA! LIQUORS. Jamm IL Ria. C. A. Kiuorr FLMOTT WnOLrSAI.K DAALAKX iW llili RINDS OF LIPID' SOLI) AT THK Cincinnati Daily Quotations. 'Jw IIAI AT Aid. Tiki 2 INin Menluclt) Bourbou Whisky, ALSO, BRANDIES AND WINES Of diierrr.t llrar.JtiT" W invite th- wiütir.2 rL're Liquor- u -iilI atd cxamii.e for thetn-!ve? CjrLcr of MERIDIAN r-A MaRVI.a.L Stf.. ?r.di'.ari!'-. It t tTV3-dA DOCTOR BIGELOW, Oflc 179 Cotith CUrk 8trt4t, ttrf-oer of Monrge, CJTTCJitiO, Jss.. Foot OSm Box. 14. All CbrttJc as J 5xoal Iha.aaea cf Privat a cd D Urate N ature, tret4 wtrb aopra,lleledauetesa. Dr.Litra1 W Guide Xf 11-aJth, fr Iadioo and rentier r.in, tm pabliafced m tbly. fadfritir yon tdunk th writitiga if pbyskiaja wli-o reputation oxtentbrkAit tbe eotire Keat hx.M t- w jrtb r4J. It ia- oeat ia tltia aeajed nvei f.i.cf chaxgo. Alnt evwy caao raa t treat -o-i by oalL Aladicioe aeot t any Ali Lavliea, arul tw dctiu circalar cr Jarw s '.fur m ate a ad tivo vfl Krmtdt, tbo Uun and Let frevantvl conrertMi kto' Roctii Separat foe U- Geet!. C OKBULTATXOIf AT OTTIC. rait Omci IItcu i froia 9 a. at. t p. u. pereutorrkorw or Nervo Debility, a car waiTa&tl. IRON WORKS. IRON WORK, WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILING, VF.P.ANDAH, BANK VAULT, IKON DOCK, SHUTTERS, BOLTS, PLAIN ASD 0R51MENTAL IKON bTAIEJ AND - i;m;iiai. iioi:sc s?iiTiirci. BMLI!R.n OF I.. May'N Patent tJall. B T. HACOH A X N. 1 North Diawrtret,In4iantpoh. a..-T.d4r PROFESSIONAL. iii:fvc.i: n. Ficn, MILITARY ATTORNEY, AND NOTARY PUBLIC 11 & 12 Up-Stdrr, Bhckford's Block C nsr of vraaL'agaoo.Aad Meridian atrta. IOTIANAPOLin, XJNTID.

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