Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4497, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1865 — Page 2

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TÄECNIOS IT MC1T BE PÄR-iEETII. ;jacac TÜES!iT MoiT 1 So, lt AUCH 21. The Condition. Tba ccwa Iren the outh lodictt tl t tb rxU wer tever more bsrd p raed than row. Wr!c btttlittl reliance In tb exazsmted telegraphic reporti whkh bive mieled the tabhc alnd froai tt bertnniDi, aa to the real condition of affair, or to the aiaupported ataterrer-ta t-1 refugee, deertert, or intelligent coctrtK!. Th backbone of tbe rebellion cow it evi dent'y LiE array about Hicbaconl and everj meremtot b!ch crlrple that jower weaker.a the caa which it defend. Tber is no qacitirn but Lxc It more ralarrad in procurio j roTibci to lasUlo hit rmy ia its present jx)iticn . than from all oiuer cacsea cortDineu. Virginia cannot be derecdeJ upon for mrslici. Tie coo ut drain opon her t'nca the commrrjcenest of tfct rebellion hai mtteriallj weakened, if it baa not c,o it exhausted her abiltv to do more than icsUtn the ton combümti upon her coil. A geutletneo who I1 been ia RichrooDj, and who la weil informed a to the tree condition of a IT in in Virginia, informs ua that there baa been rcartitj of jrovision in that atate for a Ion while, and the eontaat call opon ibe joplo for food for the reVl army liTe reduced them to the last extremity. For Mn timat the ouly aurrdu has been in the cot ton state, and fruo thence have been dran the applies to feed the armies about Richmond TL: fact sires iuaporULce to the rcoreirer.j of Snrtvix. The leadict? object with bim from the lime be cut Ioom from Atlacta and marcbe o Bueceaafully through Georgia, ha. -a beeu to de stroy commurlcatioa lieiweea the cotton täte and Richmond. Hence, it on be een that evert eomaauaication he cut with the rtbel capital wai triadeg a fnal blow at the hetrt ar d strength of the rebellion. One by one tboe rouree-a of ?jpplj hate been cut off in Suihjjam'a victorious march until only a Irsle artery wa ' left, and that of.limited capacity, and that too baa been materially crippled, il the report of ti e reaulta of SnaKina.x'a recent raid are reliable. The destruction of the canal running from LjLchburg U Ricbuioud made but little difference to Lit'a array, fur it furbished ?carre!y any food. Bot, if Buraiuax vn successful in evtrelj crippling the Danville railroad, which has probnbly tarnished, lately, the main portirn of ibe food for the rebel army in Virginia, lie hat dealt it a severer blow than would be a victory over the enemy in the field. The apje.il of Oer. Li a to the people for food aud forage in al evidence that his sources of aipply hire been materially restricted. Soldiers cannot fight without food. And if not well fed with who'eaome and nutritious t ubsiatetice they will be incapable of enduring long and fatitfuiti campaign, eape cully when confronted with a foe of overwhelming numbtrg and in the beit C(:iditi-m. It it probable, if this representation of the condition of rebel affairs is correct, th it Lrr will attempt to bold Richmond agaii.et eucii oddsT Why would the abandonment ol Richmond, except for iia moral effect, be any more damsgipg than the eurrender of Siracuah, of Cimlcstori, or of Wilmington? If Grant cati hold Lra in Richmond, and at the ainie time cut oil' hi aupplirs, of course the doom of his army U ealed, and it will be the cheapest beeauaa a bloodless triumph. Thin i a riw of the condition of affairs, jo for from our fUr.d point, anil if :!ic pcculitiui a hotild prore realities, we may bope that the war will not long be procrastinated at least in it present magn:tu!e Cat there is another tie of the rtruzg! Ti e rcbvU wuald hrc had pece long-ago if they would hare guhniktcd to the cocditiona that the r aubjugation woull force upon them. They rc fu?ed auch terms, prüferring to encounter the riska, the priratioiiS and the aufTeringe of what appears to us a rery ut.equal, if not a hopelcti couteat. They uuderptand their weaknesses and their embarrassment better than we do. Belo Jntf to the eame race we mut eapect thej will struggle with aa much energy and determination against a corqucst which implies degradation a9 we would. The history of the struggle thus far has fhown that they will yield a point which they tare defended with pertinacity, when the contest becomes unequal or requires to great a sacrifice of life. Charleston suceemfally resisted a furious uaral siege and bombirdmcnt for a jer, and so it nay be sail of other place, but they were abandoned promptly when the fate of war o decreed. 11 ever much we may desire peace and a restored un'oti, we cannot hope for an early termination of the war under the policy it ia prosecuted. For nven loDg years our father atrug.jled in an unequil ortest rather than secure peiee by iurrenJer with the dcgr.id ition which would accompany it. Hunnn i:.ttur has not changed. It Richmon I cannot be held, we must eapect its ahtr.donmci.t, and the ciMitt to beremjTel elsewhere; but etch point sutrenderd ia an arLlencc of iu reiiiii: Ftrenth upon our side and weikncss on theirs. Thu anticipa ted fights around Richmond, which st6 capecrd at an early day, if thev occur. iuy hitcn the end of the rebellion or the reVc! goernn.ent. Aa Mr. Lijicou remirkcd, however, in hit first inaugural me: ge: we cannot Sght always, ird ren when fighting cease the same troubl? will be upon us a at tiie begiüsiitig, with all tho sac rifice la u.td and treasure, the wr ha and J will occasion, the terms of future intercourse Lincoln's .tppreclMilon of i'.tn (leton'a aasimartiiraa." The Chicago Post saj.: Oid Abe ia declared to have : I that he r.ever knew it to fail when the C ievIier Singleton left home upon aome other business, that sorrebMv, bforo bt returned, got the worst end ct a horse 'trade, and that Mn:ebcJy wss certain zct be Singleton. Unfortunately for (enet.! Si.vctrrojt, in h present "peace" operations he hi betn suhjectJ io aa oneipecteHl rira in the rear. The neit time he and "Old Abe" tenturi on a tobacco peculation under cover of "p4re i.egtt'alions," they wos!d do well t 1: Stamox if. to the rin. FmiaaL Orricck (loixc ti Mrxico. A tew and ovetahadowiug sensation b.nsirzvd nrun cur arciiea u the e!d. It Las transpired that ziu j Union ufficr, disiinuifhel for rice ;icd gal lantry, whoa trrm have espired. hive icldcd to flattering over'.ure, mad a bv re-psr -ible p artiea, aul accepisl command in the natitra! ar my of Meaica Tbe service i iiurneajely fopular, and thus far the relectior.s atde indicate that thoe of tritd ability ai.d valor a,re specially sought after. Sos3The Xew York l'r..;v.aa. Goveruor Vance. f Nuiih Carolina, in h appeal to the farop'e f. r provuior. lor Lee'i ar ra , aJ the puUiteLce of thea-mv ha teome greatly jeopard aed, and ti ji x If-er from t'.eu. Lee ta bw the liecers'ly ol a pt-r eroja rr'or.?e totbttal!. I'rvvitioc will be iete red eitbfr a aale, loat er d;nat or. Kvery citiin ho cxa ii calitd ip-)Q to pledge timatif to fujniah the ratiooa of o&e aoldjatr (ur an month. tbo who bava Urgtr taeana providing for e, tet,, tweutv, or not gü.'cM. Imoedia! lupplea of tawott, tour, tare abd t&aal arc aoticf.

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Mat cf Officer nntt .len Admitted In t'oater f.enrrnl Hospital, crb?n. ft. C. during lr Tt Dar eI nurcfi. ihf.-V, In Indlsnu Ittgluicnta. Col Zo:!ioKfr, 129ih; M.j Bui.m, lSCib ; Lt .1 Rozers. 13''h: Lir-at J h Ci, I'r b; Lt (J Kromr.n-, l h; Car.t W Miller. iTrth; E r.ner. K, X'-T.b ; SNoon, D, lth: J K Mr-j. it. 12h; J Ice. K. r-TUh; H Graham, li. ltOth;. Hrcron. V, 12. th; S Crnis. G. 1231; KCrai. C.l'ib; C ht.rr. K, l'JO;!,; J h rtet. K. I'M: L TwjbeJ.I, I3t:ih; J K'eefer. H. 13!ih; J Fc!e?. E.12C;h; A lloorc. K. VJ!Jih; 0 Smith, b, rD h; Lintert. 1. li"-:h; George Nelfon. K. 12Stb; W Ümüh. C, l2J.b; Edward King. C. lW'b; A Crow, A, 07th; J FaLk. F. 12- h: 0 K'.tchcil. K. l h: W Sa.ith. Ii. 1 L ; J Hoffttn, I. lSnib; C I'owm, I), I2l:h; J McCs';i;-tr, I), 12!;b; 1) I), lili-.h; W Vilo: C I2i h; Ü K bbf. A. 1'Jl b; T I'TCil!, A. lCI-h; T You c, A. 121th; It Kiilora. A. Ulth; E S llse, G l'rd; S Fercusoii, E. I23ib; II Levlugwood. K. lWtb; C Keller, E 12'h; M WTfth, K, 12-th; II Osd;., D, i:b:h; R Caho, I). 12-th; d Cisswe 1, H.22-ch: J HutriiL. A, 12H-b; R l'irkens, K. 121b; J Cope. I, 12-l h; G Kirby, D 12t:h; S Dudley. R. 121-h; It EMer. E. 123-1; J Roiine. E, 123:d; C K:tls. D, 123rd; J Nichols C, 123rd; C Combe-, C. I2Jrd; 1! Ilollinfr-wnrth, R. 123rd; J DiYidson. It. I23i 1; A G.bbona. D. 120:h; J M?Minc, A; 129:h; A Juter. G, 12; J II L gan, (i. R2-rh; J Ff-endrn. E, l2-th; J Dtt, It. 12-;h; J Ma.ber. It. 12t.h; C IJrvnt. D, lMb; C l a-girt. 1), llMth; N Cdle. II. Cfith; Jitnes Tnrr.rxe!. II. 'J.'ird; John l'lace, E. 13.'th; J England, 15. 130'.!,; A Hu-kin. C. It Trcw, Eittcry L; V F.ckhirt, IUtter? L: G Grace, iüiUry L; T Ereodlovc. G. lirth; 31 Newman. C, I2yth; J JicGre. G. e9th: U Ilarrisn, l4j0ib; J Outechcr, ,23J; (i Kni-s, B, l h; G Rrran. It 1231, J !urrav. R, 123J. woixnin is rxoAuiMENTs or ir. ptii am H'th urMAKIIArvM PI'hT CEl'k, ! rr!lNA UrtilMEMS Capt H Smith, I2'Jii; Lieut R Woud, 12-ii; Leut W Allen. 1231; W Arnold. A, 123d; Kratus Reed. A. 1231; Iiutchcl. I). 12-th; I Rieüv, K. 12-h; E Eprin. C, I20ih; A Calnell. .-3I;G Lovi T. A, 12'J; C Nc!oi, A. 123tb; W Emtc-r. K, 131-hh; .1 E-jhbin. K. . .... .i v t aiai 13 hh; h lij-cr, U, W.u; I L,uter, is. ri:n; R Entoline. . i3d; W Rutler. Ü, 12ütb; J Goddari. 123d; J Cash. A, 121tb; W Con, A, 121h; G Grimes, I), 121th; A Lowdcrmilk, E, 121h; W Avery, D, 12?' h, dead; J Ulellan, G. 12th; E Thomas. D.12Jih; V Touneston. H, 12?tb; J Leech, A, 12'J h; W Dumrr. I. 130th; J Moore, F, 13)ib. i lie .lound llutldcra. in Tbe Atlantic ilor.tbly lor ilarch, is an intcrei'lins article oa the Ancient Miners of the lake Superior regio:. The facts are not new, but are collected in a readable manner, lt is something to be able to gat out of this raging war, back an indefinit number of yrs, to the times of tho-e unanown, nomadic, intelligent, indu'riou- tribes which dujr copp.er ou I'oiut Keweenaw, built mouna in Illinois, Mi-.-ouri, Ohio, Indiana. Wet Virginia, and all along the valley of the Mississippi, and finally made their exodua into Mexico, Central America ami Peru, bevond which lstter point they have not been tricaJ. Our obje'-: ia calling attention to this topic of antiquarian rcrgarch is not to recapitulate the facta which have been accumulated, nor to attempt to give any outline ol the rival theories of the oiigin, period, and final late cf the race er race which dwelt on this continent at a tiu:e beyond the traditions of the North American Indians, but only 10 remark thai here ia a great opiorlunity for profound ethnological research. The subject, fascinating us it must be to every person witü a dash of antujuarianism in hU compusitiou, ha tcctived but h:t!c notice. Had the mound builders lived and died in the o'd world, th. rastery which now environs then would probably have been long ag-j di.-tip;ited. The French and Er.glirdi gov ern merit- would have viol with each other iu fitting out tcieutific commissions to study up the whole question, without regard to time and eipen?e. The learned bodies ot Lurope would have givt.i thtir patronage to such cntorprirCt', ad would have placed laurels on the brow of the suecc?-dul discoverers The oi l world would have h tiled with enthusiasm every step towards lh solution of a problem h:ch so challenges human curk sUy in it noblest and worthiest sense. Itut in America all this is reversed. The history of the marvelous pro Indian race po.se.be so little interest for the government, that no official investigation of the subject has ever been ordered. The neare-a approach t an official work was tbe publication of Mr. 3 juiers" re irehea on American antiquities, which constituted the first volume of the "ismithsttniau Contributions tJ Knowledge." It is an excellent bonk .- far as it goes. It is the ouly one w hi h professes to treat of the question in detail. Some yetrs ngo Col Whittlesey, cf Ohio, published a serits of valuable p.ipers on the mounds of that state, subniittiiic r dence to piove that there were many varieties among them, ome having been erected for the observance of religious right, others aa tomb and monurnent3, others &3 obserratories, others lor purposes of security and defense. He had. devoted much labor to the opening and examination of the mounds, and restatements, so lar as Ohio ia coLcarted, are sufficiently full and precise. The new American CytlopedU costf.ns a good article on American autiquities, and occasional documents of a similar character may be found scattered through the published proceedings of historical eocieties, aad scientific associations. But there is still wanting a systematic and complete inreitigation of the history of the mound-builder?, ia all their wanderings from Behring Straits (if at is generally supposed they came over from the old world by that route) to their vanishing point in South America. Tbe work must be undertaken not by individuals r.or by societies, but by separate states or by the general government. It will require the labor of a number of persons ol high cientific attainment?, for a period of several years, and the expenditure of considerable money t prepara a connected and logical history of those wonderful people, as it may be traced in the series of gigntir landmark's which they have lelt along tl line of their travels, as if fur the very purpose ol supplying food for study and thought to futnre generation New York Jour, of Commerce. Henri a . Wiar Draum rirtttre of the Mtuutton. F. ora t:f ecL to t.. brUade ant tha Virgin! hrft't. Northwestern Virginia hesbeen Ufk to the enemy, and it has irerdrd frer trcession. The want of all meacs cf defence at Hatten ard Koanoke Island abandoned the garner of grain and the meat house of all eastern North drolina and the city of Norfolk nd (lo.'yort. Tbe retreat from Man fs sacrificed provir-ict. and muni - tij: lof wareuou 'h to !ait a aar's eimnaicn. I he mdden and eurrria i: evacuation ol Norfolk ai d tbe blowing up ! the Aferriroae, abandoned Katern Virjjitiia and r tripped u? ftill more of o ir main m?an- of upp'y and dei'er aa. The retreat trora tne i ork penit.a d lo5t tili more of P'Ovisiods and monitions of war. aad exposed Kichmond t? tNe b'oodv, ir deciaive b attlea ol the seven day. Djubtful ordera and dir-ded nrruiea left Teune.scc ar.d Vickbarg both to fail, between di-putir.c comaanders and conriictiuy command-, for which there seem to be no respo eidity. Tbe death of the ?elf reliant Jackson left the valit'y of wl em. and c rn, aud ct;!e to I scooped and deva-teJ 1 h if dec: of Cl ie 1-1 and exposed Morris t capture au i Chtrlcs ton to bmSardrrent bi lvd a well a bv ei. The rear movement amuti 1 the western t e::d ot the Tenr eaee I a repuUed a'.d cripp!el the ar,:iv cf Hood, while SLcrann ha been let free to tbred L.euicia w.tl. ilcsolatiou ar.d t r pure Sa rn.t:, i t ih;e'en the trutik and brrcre ot al! o-ir Svberr rj i.t u r. :c a riot-s. Ar d ai i time the rrircjTTt of f'M h ofh 'ers a- He turr gard fium tbe coaimarid of arone? in the held cat i. jt Le compei.ACcd hv kia r rpitieerirof Chariey.t'n h art. jr. or of G W. Sicr.h cannot be con re:;-. d by h; rr.fii eering in the Ute of Georgia. ard Jo-set h E. Juhtiston'a retirement ca be m04survd oniy t. the loss- a od !amentlion whi.-rt have folitti its tr.iu F.-rt K. her b fallen, '. itt's tioissic the Chickah rair.y and tLi Jn.e- without a blow, K ich moral ar.d iVterrr both teel;ei. tve iine cd' iai!ro..d cut. and the army ia advacc and threatening from eerv point of tbe roro-p.-tM GeteraS jjctt'e projramrre, at tbe be i:.r.inj; of the war, far our invasion and dentruciion. i? tat teuoirf to consummation. We are eut into frime!s of torritorr, divided by the Mie!aa!ppi, aud in every eection driven iuto a al- e interior ai d loroed to ae'.f reliance apart ttom all the reit of the worid. Two faul ei'tiof ipottasl lavtr ooccreJ la Terre Haut wlthla th Uit wgtk.

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T' - l.' L f rici demibdeJ fuyb? ordinary cxtevtmges to which tile iuaa of the hüarating peop'.e bare beeu acrutomci in p'iycvr, hire !el to the tntroiucti-iu of a re cUss of ticin lant"! f a tar more liangtrous character. Tea i tl.ll rttainrl. sltbooh neither in quantity nor qualitj is the cocsumptiou cual t the arerage of former jeacs. C'.rret. it. its rurity, is bardIt ktio!i in a cajority of private tami'ir; and except in first cUaa hotel.- t-t shn., the deccti'jn furnished to the pub!i; uuler th'. natae are notoriously t-ither adulterited or wholly spurious The Te?et".t.!e kiredom has been rr.suked for fub-tiLcfs which cm be tzxte to" take on the ap lrarnce of proiind entfee, od no loooff i an articJe dicore:ed that c.W! be ucce-fullT u 1 1'cr th" pcrpore thin it, too. is Lumilitatcd, ft rtiat we bae adutteration- ot the adulterant. and counterfeit uvxtures to re-echle the first iaiiuti'jii. LtiiCCor? is not unw noic-otnc.whfcn pure, and may bead-ied to the cxdree berrr. as en econoa.ic ce.ure, without irjary I) the digestion Hit aliroit rery species of root is now ued to imitate chiccory; and thtc f rr pnrations tndo pungent with aro:natics. and ewectentd with liquorice, tre aold by ahulecale to the adu'teratorj, u'atil even an expert cb-mist could hajJly tell by at!v;s f wfiat the final compound is But the greateu thtogt-s hare bete mice in alcohol. c drink The mnuftcture and adulteration of wine has beea carried on for a long period; but until recently, the more common li qors could be purchased comparatively pure For a generation p.at West India rum ws ac tualiy what it purported to be the product of the taue; braDdr waa a little more suspicious, but a good article could Hill be bought of any wrl! known importer of liquors t a price which left a handoaie profit to the retailer; and a cu toc;er who insisted on his dram could find at all the better cUj-3 of taverns a reisomblj pure article uaJcr the came of any of the alcoholic drinks. We ahoui-1 te far from recommending the habitual u-o of ar:y intoxicating beverage; but we cannot agree with thoe ho argue that sudden deiths from an overdo?e of fiery corn whiky, is a far better fate for the dram drinker than a forty tears campaign w'uhthe be-t"Sin t Cruz," as the old St. Croix rum is Mill called J in New Enalind, bincc the high tatiff, almost prohibitory, has been levied ' upon imported liquors, very few of them have been sold from first hands here; anil there mn?t either have been a heavy tock stored in the retail shops, or the latter are felling a much hjoic dangerous, article to their enamour than they hive heretofore dared to swallow. But this is not the moi-t dsiu'erous use of stimulant-. It roiy not be known to a majority cf ocr rc idfrs, but it is Umentsbiy true that, as a people, American? are greatly given to the use of opium. Fur our pre-ent purpose wo need not decide whether the peculiar nervousness exhibited bv the people of this country is the cau?e or the cllVt of this habit; but the Pta?ietic3 which mark the increased consumption cf the e stern nircoti-: are quite alarmiDg. JSevcril months sirce we prepared for the ue of a rru'öical writer in this city, a statement of the annual imports of opmm , into the h mted ciaies since tne year i cao. c unuer-ioou r.i the time, that they would be given to the public in a shape to be eppecially u:-eful in the way of wartime and rebnhe, f.nd it aiay be that such use has been made of t'iem in Fome medical journal which has not fallen under our notice. We have before us Ibe figures then compiled, which show that while .4d,s7-l paid th foreign cojt of all the opium importei at the prts of the United State in 1810. it took :932 67 to r ay tht cost in the year ending June 3'l, 162; an increase from forty thousnnd to nenrh ore million dollars in l?-c. thsn twen!j-ve vcarj. Of tho Urge P'ira h.-t uiontioucJ, 30.4r2 pouni's vnlued at $LG. 174, were larded at Doton; lfi3,7(io pounds viilue-l at $034-113, nt New York: whilo tho v..!ac of $1,7'JG. rcoy.lly "prepared" opium, was Und cd on the Pacific, chiefly for tho use of the Chinese in California. It is truo that th meticsl br.reuu ccnrected with the armv is r sponsible lor a po rtion of this incrc iie s'nee the war began; oat the sutistic show a very heavy consumption of opium previous to the war, tho imp rts for the year ending June 30, lb-GO. averjging over one hundred and twenty thousand per annum. 'This is an enormous amount for tho con-ump.tion of this country, and phowg that a large number of the people mut use this drug habit i illy in some form lor the gratification of their cravings for a stimulant. There tntybe less disgrace connected with its use, but the effects, mental aud phvHcal, ere far more irjtirious than. those which follow the abuse of alcoholic drinks, while the habit is much less ea'ly cured or retrained. Ttic Problem to Come From The N. T. Tini". Many oi our people have very unreasonable expectations in regard to the loa ally cd the inhubi tarts of Stvannih and other captured cities of the south. Tbey c-inpl iin that these peop'c at heart do not love the Union a whit better ihm they did before the.r towns were taken. Why should thfcj? The mere fa"t of conquest cannot be expected to change the heart ol those wbo have beeu defeated. We shotId ditrust all pro testatiors of vehement love for the Union Irom tho-e who luve been fighting or aiding in the re beliion against it. All we can reasonably ex pect of these people at tho outset is, that thev should submit gracefully to their defeat, that they should acquiesce in the re-establishment of national authority, and obey tbe laws, promptly and peace.ibly, ol the federal government. Th;s, eo far as we know, they are doing evert where Whatever we dea're bevond this (and certainly wo do desire a great deal more) must com from other agencies, and be the fruit of time. Cannon nr.d bayonets never yel won the love of anv people, t o matter whether the cau-e i which tbey were ased was rijjht or wronjr. V hether the p op!e of tue g mill will ever agnin feel sir on j atfeeiion for the old fi ig, whether their hearts w ill ever again re.-pond with loving ptidctothe music of the union, depend? cnt'reiv on the ninnrier in ' rbich, a-i member? -id citi . i.- of it, thev mir hereafter be treated. We hall very noon, with out doubt, re-esialo..-h authur;'h overall the people oi tue cutnerri states. e can and shall compcl them to obey our 1 ws. flut we cancot comrel tliem to lave u. Wc c m win their con SJence and their regard 'or the national govern ment; and wc can also so excrci.-e the authority j we h& pooh ct joy, as to make them btte u to the latest eneratiLu ten time worrC thm they vcr hated u- hitherto Itre-aiics to be seen whether wecn be wUc ia well strong; whether we cv. t.iks cou:el ol our judcoient itisteid of our psii;s; whether we can appeme the resentments of a deletcd foe by cotuerirg and orerrn'ing our own. Priinkrhiirat in tlar.trmy. l "A Three Wirs Armv CiapUin" write a) b,i I low to The Springfield Mas'. Uepuhhcan. 1 I have co doubt iroia w htt I have teeu in the ! Plh three vear. that whisky has hurried mre ol our soId:ern into an untimely grave during the four ear ps,t than the bullets of the rebels ' Very manvof the disaster that have come to j our arm rcay he cirtctly traced to the use of ! this sPul-destrt.au- romfpOUL i I h ave teen a ..;H;.sa.t ... .i - . , i ..i.

eo .trunk be cotld not sit on hi? bor-, and he ii ! !,,4'k'r- ,n:"rc rot 1 ' Ur lW3J- ear Mi 1 bold-nc an important cornmar.d iu the arm v. I 1 ,e Kor.T rj )U:' i: I know other?. Libei iu i-i.k. ol whoro ii was j Well, Gtcr, v," asked :a fr'end o.' i vjtjjcctnuioD to bear etories from ?tall otTicer cf lawver, wh' had be. r) i.irr.;rted about a veir. tbeir ii jeer cca:uarnif while uruuk, and that in j "bow dj vou hke v, ir x.e profesju? "The times ol treat -.eri! Adjutar.t penera! h ive reply waaConipii bv a br-et -ih to suit the bevr cot,t.:.ucd rc-.:.th .attt-r month iu position occa'iot: "M? rsvfaicn i mu.-h be'ter than

wh La 1 the:r stc; n;or.th!v s.'rce. If oi l? tbe-e ! ujri: jt itsi.t';, o u a-j i ruci, it oiin; 10 ar0Ue j u to fT. rt, h it v- bt :i bundredaot live are je ! rr.iif.i r.p iixf Itr nr1! r-.ir .tn.-l It !o tlmo f 1A i conduct, it is time to be doneh-jndre.lands;xty paruiietj rr ioat rv ocn I aroued. I or:t.ea-ted hC men o:: to a :.o.;t-.tal boat. wcundtdiE m v.-ts of waya. and i:.e next day aw forty-tao dead bodies, rr.ot!y of Ma-scbu'ett vidier, lie in a pde. all cau-ed bj tbe drur.kcrre-c of ouc colonel, who coffin? irded a brigade. I presume my eir eriei.ie if not ex er tional. With coramiaarv wbiVv. pjedir-tl whikv, putler' wK;skv, at:d :;i;trr c. ax'v' jn l-n :or, ou: youc men are ttimbied into tl.e rr tv? at 5 murh cre-'er rte tbao by bullet. An cut in tbe M crrc-ri. fr:.t rte: a j I friend a four, re-idin not far from lake T . j ha i.eir her house a iii.e miaerI spring, mpI .ed t.) rontain :ret me-iiciri! virtuca. She j La, beer, in tbe habit rf receiving b )t:!ea from ar. i acer.t acresa the lake to tf filled wjth tbe wafer As eth batch of b ttle would arrire. se would eompViuf that tre water lot its medical pniprtie on the route. Atlt!. by wst of a joke, ar.e tut one wi'.fi a raiitare of water, mohsf, eream of tari.r aid whika,ard sent blrn aord that it would renin it rerp:h A a lurk woutd hive it, he ent that Kt:ie ri v. eiaminirg it. to be ao.hzed. By return eicrea he received a letter adviji:,,; him. by all a-esn, to buy thai pring, tl a "wiiiky cocktail" apriag waa aTaduabl pieca of propartj.

retrolenm lit 1S?9The foücwirg enrious account of in o!d oil atrike in Kenrncky, thirty-six ycars sgo bs tetn loucila the N des Regiatrr, toicae xxxvi, page 17. April 15. 123, caajpi!e-l from the Louisville (Kentu?ky; Advc4te. of Mrch 2-. 12'): rrrtOLiiM. We lave j iit convere-i with a gentlemen from Cumberland county, whi iaforma us that, in boritjg through rocks for s!t witer, a fountain of petroleum or votatile oil was struck at the depth of ER) feet Wbea t'i au;er wa-drawn the oil ru-he J to twelve or ficrteec fett ab te the surface of tLe earth, an I il was bt'ieve l thu about seTe'ity five gallon were di-n-hirged per minute, forntnr quite a botd stream from the Lltce to tic CuCiUrUhd tiTir, ihto which it di-chrred it!f. The foortum or -treim

struck lour or five diis pteviou? to the depsr tureof our inf.'rrnant, at which time the quantity of petroleum bad tot precerttbly dicoiijtr-hed Filling into the Cumberland river.the volitile oil covered a co:i:icrible portion of the surface of the stream for many miles below. If iguited, it would promt a ifligniücent, if not an appalling frpectatte. We have seen a tpouitea of this oil; it ignites trebly, and producca a Same as brilliant as pis-light. Our iatormn: stitca that in the itnc ne'ghborbood where thTs Immer se fountain cf petroieum h3 been discovered. Dr. John Crotjham has surceeled, by btring, in obtaining an abundant f upply ol pl water, at a depth ol not more than two hundred feet, which now ri-es twentv tiv fee: ab-ve the ordinary level of the Cumoerland river s ta n; I n:yi Spottet lever prevails in Arno, Hendricks county, and the local physicians arc making a "hemic" fis;ht aeaint it. A young man of eighteen took one hundred and fi'ty grains cf i quinine in twenty four hour, ir. a Isrge amount of diluted alcohol, and rurvived it. Nat Cnnriirgh tracer of X. F. Cunningham Esq , of Trre Haute, has been appointed a cadet in the West Point Military c.idca'.y from the 7ih congies.sioc.al distric. Johnathsn Matis, a mi)?t wcrthy itiz?r. liv-j ing ne-ar Annapolis in P.rke countv, attempted j tocommit suicide bv cutting his throat last; Tuesday morning. The rund ii A cted is sid f be truly frmhtfu!. A of such a uature s t rendt-r his recovtrv extremely doubtlul Maris it is iid, had for some d)s past be'ii la boring uoder taetital df-rangement. Allfcej Oltraok Uras Two Def eflj..-s : Women. The Lafayette Courier gives tho f-.d- J lowing details of aa infamous outrace ia thu i city. If the reports are true, no puniibrrcnt ia! too p.gqrav.Upd for the .scoun irtls: Major Ward 4 Uee-n etsgato! foi two days 1 past in, the prelimicAry investigation of au ; gravattd cac of npe, alleged to have been corn j mitred one night this week, in a houe on Second ' street, iu the ?outh pirt of towa Two rromtn , are allet'cd ta have been outrsced. & widov , namt .j in,Trara. On the evening in question, the W4S utsCnt aud lfce mojvtu m were enpre tected, S'ive ia the presence of a brother ol the steo-mother, who was 9ick and helpless a? n child. Tho brother, it seems, b 1 1 ktp: a keg of beer in the house on dr.i-iht. and 1: td occasional i customers ometiint -it ratlur uro-eisonable i hours. The two wonsen, the V a widow a. l heri sipter, uui retueu to an urjer loom,, upiei aritl Mrs Inr rr. the step-mother, and the iuvalid brother were tbout to reirc for j the niuht, when there wis ,i loud knock . . , . . at the door by a boisterous party deciandms Pome oeer. iot willing tote uiiu:re.i, 3üs. ir.r.no luiu wieiu uieic n nuiic i;i iiit ;nu.-c. i no ptrty insisted upon admission, ard puehns tho door rudelv, the li"ht bol: ravo w.y, m.d tiey forced an entrance. Mrs. Ingram told them her I brother had the varioloid or -roll pox, but they i didn't balk-ve it, and announced as the purpose j of their visit that thev w,;utcd "iot-ce theciiU There were thiee men ;ti the party, Patrick ! Mem. John Quirin, and a -stranger wh. -e nume ; is ui.ktjowii. The stranger prcte::ded to be 4 soldier, and flourished a revolver, lie siid he : had killed a rrMn the night before, ai:1 made , throats that if a:iv disturhitjoo was rntde he would kill the wh.de f.tmily. He ' mounted guard near the door, while Mem went up stairs' Mrs. Thompson and her sisier were ia bed, but promised t gtt up aud dies them-elves it ho would blow out the Iljjit and o do n Jtiirs. He am down They dressed inemselvea ami huriiedly followed Theu cn-uej a Fccue which, il it did not becir description, would be unlit lor publication. I be pretended foldier, with tirawn revolver, fright euexl the women iLto silence, even to tho l i-t soj of tearful entreaty, while Mem and Q'linn, overpowering Mrs T s.rd her sister, brutally violated their persons. The ?o!dnr, in turn, perpetrated a similar outrige, and the party, after an unmentionable biutihty, in the pre-enre of Mrs. Ingram and her family, took their departure. Mr. Ingrain returned e3terday, and at once instituted proceeding as slme. Mayor Ward bound over the accused for tri il, und in default of bail they weut to jail. 4. I.I. rsnilTN OF ! A It A ii tl A IJIN. The 26 h Indiana i. doing garrison duty in New 0ileau. An ex-cnive mode-t lady fainted nt the Mflison Doree last everiinc on e a pdate of oytcrou the halt she!', placed before her becue r.rv were uncrcco A icntleman down east hü invented .i new kind of duelling. They nre m ule ol Indii rubber, and ere sopor.ddt; that you v.rt tN.rry rw j ot three story hou-ea in yotir ii t' California ia rau-ing her own oranges ard lemons. Tbey ara cr iwin principally at Lo? An?cioa. wnere lUfJ'OM crnctsand td.i'i'y lemJ OI1 wcre ralJca -ve-r i TheOieenof -,ai his jrer.erou?!v reün-q'li-hed a l-tri, portiori ot" her pitrirnonv f r the bauest of the rational treasury. Will r.ot the ijueei.a ol ahoddy iwilow her ea au.ple? A "f ishioiiftble nurriite" is the topio ol com edition in Woixiury, Cjnn. The parties were "Mr." Ju!iu ( ilpn and ,Miss" Catherine Conner, of the respective pv of fourieea ard fifteen. It is estimated thit in the New and in the Oi l World, there are ,2jz Masonic lodge, with SIKMJOO artit e member The number of nonao ive, und thoe who have wi:l lrin. is nearly 3.!JU.t!V). "They talk of lunnir.: old Ti te f. r president next time," remarked Jenkins to Mugir.s, 1 1 IroLt of th 1 reaiont Kou-e. esterdav, with a kt:oi!.jr look "rete hui" "Tete K ;!e um," ar.eced Jci-kir, w.ilking cM at a rapid pi'-e j BuC'iij at? rt'comir,c s.-4rre in :he wfotem ! i Imntiu crouni-. Tbey bav been so much dU- , Kin eu oi uie -ovin uiunns mi. mev are ciy practice. About h xe.T and a hiW a'n a lo; of rretino bi:ck were shippr-i t . Me!:urt.f, Ac.-tr.h, b I lr K t!pp, anl :t ha, Mncf .e.rre J ia; ore or mem. raie j nr ,a;r r r uirron, o; Q'leccby, Vermont, fold lor the b'.'h 'price of LTi, or nearly f 1.(0 in American cttrrercv nt tbe time tbe !e took v'A few diys spj a ma: wta fjund nandtd by tho r e k in the r.oo.' of i r;e bur. 5 to a pe: in a bara 1:1 Qirt cy. II w-a e :t d urn uncoilecin: Onbtir.stc-torci.ini jU?-tr-: ed as to why he waain tb.t jv-shion. be- tepürd tbat 'ho had been thii.king about a man that huntr bime!f, ar.d tbcjht be should like to knw how it would feel to be but the rop? wa net so lor.z as he thou ht it ws." COUNTERFEiT2. C iCTFhhr.ir NUTK tn tae Krtt.cb at Ufaatti t tea Bank ef ike S ate of 'a-liaoa ia ir. e; eu'.atj. r. Tb riir'.tp is r iban tae or-.Lai, a".i .o Lt bl.r ecj. lii'portrats a-r :uttr r. Altauh rcj.iv U'te t I by k- 1 in iae, it is a Jiiffu. ta .(.f.i., aa 1 x ti publ c r eta ;o-wJ a;a nt it. Tl t.o:e taay ta fibai w.Ui iia case cf ctbtr Unzeit . Ji.Ha a M. kAT li:-)Ui,itrtb Jl.'aJ- Cab:t. aaaxtla

DIED.

Hit . JaTrrr Scarrrf, ea Verier, Vtnh tCxa, ajred O yrart. , The Faara! rrill take placa on Weinadav, March ÖJ, t I e'cl k p. in., at ?o. 14 Eu vTalcct itreet. Friecdi of lie fa.!lv art ln!ied ta ttr4 arithoct tortr liotk e. MASONIC. f UF.RE w.:i be a rpecial m':ln of UaHca LoJre I Jto. 13, tti (laesdeji tm at 7 o'clock, f-r JOHN H. b&HXLL, vr. M. AMUSEMENTS. MRTRnPm.lTlT TnPITRR ii u I urn uij 1 1 iin i iiii.l I Uli. Corner of Wathmctom and Tennetttr StrretB. nanaer 71 r. XV . II. Ill ley. I Tuesday Evening, March 21st, 1865. i OLIVE LOGAN. Tin: UlVAIa lUIICII.l-iTS -ORDOUBLE BEDDED ROOM. Fbscvs cr Admissiok. Dt Crete and rfcrqcttte.SU re:,:; Frivjte Bjx?, for tix ptrsoc?, Mi; Orchestra i Rta, 75 cerit; nal'ry a-J Family Circle, J cent; Children In am. 15; 1! rnereil 9? Tic. Door- open at 7 o'clock precivly. retiortn3ccoTnn?nc at a quarter tf H o'clock prec-.selv. PAKT1CLH.AK NOTICR. Tbe Uun Cr l-ar tba ; Tte.ter every evenln? at tbif.e of tb performance. 1 People IIt't! at a dita3cc can rrly on tb;a. MAöOiSIC HALL, Monday and Tuesday Eveniügs,; March 20th and 21st. A J Til kW TJl T " T ia.J V 1 JLiiTJUJ O If t.lU AMONG THE MORMONS. j From 806, Broadway, Now York! ri1.HK PUBLIC HBKn:CrFüU.Y IM'iilÜltDTHAT I aitri:.Tii:s a ai tnuMi rni: .iIC 'IIh h prfctsrly tre sroe entcrtatnrner t Lieh haa recently nch ev-(! mi b urHjUalifW ar.d trl'.bant success in the ciriecf " NKW TURK, WIILSUFI.PniA AND I'OSTON. THE COLOSSAL MOVING PAINTINGS Are fnra th biushs of tb rorcitioM of I.iin Artlslv. Act embrace thoroughly faithful views of iret ?ah Lake City, Urigiam Ycur g' Ha'en., 11 b- r V. R ma'd a HarU:. Tb Hormon Theatr. The T.beriiac, llreat Sa'.t Like, Feh) Cado1, Tte Wert at yiiiht, Tbe Mlvfrr Mins ofNevaJa, Tne (icli ibn of Idaho, ; j P I K Jc ; S PEA K, T1. Overland Koit in WIlut. The Re1 Men of the Ksr v, The Streets of San rancic. With the Con ic Cartoon cd BRIGHAN YOUNG AT HOME! 5cc., &c., &c. The M answer daes r.ot Diirnosp tu sav one w.rJ marc , I iür.c I flllllil'H) (Ulli lliri ur-r :, LUL lliVll EllKUISI j lw-my h)ls ben 0 cr(1 a,,T acwnow!er!.zM t,y the mot rn.iistDt ioum disti ami eennoisseur ia tMa country that tie may be i'f-rruitta to jnvite tte very csreml aMenticn of i-f public t' ih'in. AnditS-alike with piil. and C0!ifi'1rn e that h-"1 i.oii N to THE MOONLIT WATERS or IHK GREAT SALT LAKE. A Bfantif.il !cr; t: Silver Scu ii thf Ve?t iVfcfrt. FToart f t a THE MORMON TEMPLE AT NIGHT In a Blaze of liorgeous Illumination. Mil: WON 1)1 HI I I. 1 I II ( aVO, And th liOT.I EX t CXSICT ON IHK i I.AIXS. s a :jf of abolatf''y n!a,cb! arbivemfTits in Srenjs Art. Pictorial Joti'ier fern 3Jew York to (.reut Salt ; Lake C.ty will be cheeifuilyand couveraticnal !rscrihed ty tbe rruoi,fd or r;lh! U iniorist jcc 3t;r4L iHj f x-m.juii. AliUH.sIO f ÖO CKSTS. Tick tfrr sats in r.;it balf cf tbe Hall, 75 Cfti's. Uiay be hid at . M. Ecnham & Co'a Jlusic Store, at! J also at the Hall Tl rto'rs opfn 7, rfriaieitr?nir at H Vlock The Hiano an4 Cabinet 0'rr.a'i u-ed are from tbe Warerconis ( f A. it. Beuhim A Co. si mntu FOR SALS". COTTAGK IIOUSIC. COTTAGE OK S1XR ROOMS AND IMLL, BUILT A cf tbe bast material and finely furniob d, cn a go-id Ized lot itb ceiur, well, i-t-blea wood htd, rno'je huse, end an a'y ta bUe and rer; 1 jcattd on ottb West tre.'t. Fi ice, ti.cioo one-baif tub aud balance in on and two yrara. Ibis prorerty !s Jcl!elr cheap LEZFLL JONKS, nia'21-'!2t heal K-tate Enka-ri. CA!hJ JSC L,YiCJI, Tl A VIST, ESTAT-L'SHF.n TIIK.VISFI.YF5 FOR A I 1 ?io ttru-Ia 1..d'.an olis at 2iT Indiana A Venne with one of B lie's fate-1 Irrpiov. d kenovror, bv wtil a Feathers re clemed or a:I Moifc. lilthaivi Urjbeahby Impud ies, lLcreaii k tbeir J. Ik trcm ' ne.'ourtb to tne-ta'f; a ko r! in treiu a I tbe cu I -I- of Kood nr-w fea herg. I'rire $2 5" per Red. D-tawi'dbi tkrn and e.'v. r d fr- ot cbarg' to cu-t-niers. Addrs V- x 43 'nJinp i al o. orif ra le-t at C. IIa- uf irfcery. : 99 I oi-str et; T Ram, 1 -9 V rgiiia avenue; II. H. Lact! b -re &. Co.. 31'9 ouib Mr dian .rreet; Job TL. Mar t. 231 F.ast Waaiiir.gn.-o street, wi I he promptly attend""! to. Karc.taciB. Malor W i!l Cum' ack. C. C. haw, cf hefirai cT Lrew 4 auaa; Wüliin YUKinna, C;ty Tol;"e. Cash pi id 'or old ar.d new fathrs. mar2L-d.i:u GROCERIES AND PRODUCE. B7.a 7 n'B DF.A1 Ell IN CHOICE F4VILV GT.OCJ'P.tV.a, i LOUR ard tied. Cnh for Trcduce (lo.da cVl.veted promptly. Coruf r cf .ttw Jersey .nd Virginia aTeiiua. rairl-dlm. Cla4Ii:VOVAiK! vo. d i:ic i r i. : v o . dfiifili AliAHELLA IIUKTKK, 111?. GRT.sTt SPaN.SH CL AIR VO Y -A. 2STT, PLANET READER Ttia wnr.derful and girterf jonr.g Iiy, on ber way ?oatb, Wid stay in tbia city fr a sbort t'ree only, at tba Palmer House, Room No. 23. Tbs K'ted yciina: !aty ta a K.at facilty cf teliirc everLÖJy th" uat aud tae future. Sba nr ft It, if tLer- it an.itb n 1 t f-r ftol- n, o e i! tb t er on atLere t aj 1 it cai - f.;iLd. Sbe will al-o 1-cr.V? to ialirt and gr, 'leraeu ibir tuinr parti-er's f-tcire, an by ibe ai a il- rx'.jl j; tritT I Jter.e-h, Ac. A s; er rf evet. ter. boraiih a veil over ber Ivf, Cure a 1 f.raale c-miiU'.'. sbeee.r fr the het r,f rf-rsn-e fr. m rt a ci'iea id Vw r-, ii!!a'!.-!pLia r. I Baltimore. .he ;.eac trercb, G-rniin ar.1 i t 5 f h . N. bi.ri)u. ii ae ber a ca'i. OSce h ur fr m 3 to 12, 1 C, aud ? to 'J. inV I tii WINES, LIQUORS, &C WINJS B CT1 IOUIS LAxNGt 39 South .Ueriili.ui Slrerl, fSENTINKL HUILDING.i IMFOF.TEK OF KHLNR A0CI1AMPAHXE WIXE-; O'trl and Cornac Brandte; Ii 1 aid U!c; J.traicai n urn r.d Cardial a. AUo dealer lo Catawba w ina. Sii.l t..: iarll:ii, T tbe mo t ajjprc-v. a rrinj; Boernoo hiki: tack Bran-la; u i rr.r.cj; rtoa it 1. . r.,4 Ll... .. I D M... r.r.lflAHtkll:l1l TV A. A . qiir.t Colg ne XTi 0 J.,r , lfoncri . litHUiTFl) CKiAKi a:J Tl'rULLV cl V ch.cet Iri tis. 1 te kfi cco;ai.i,y on bax.4. irTUtr ct fltieU tP a ret M.litUbmeQ'. asd vf r !r ft'r iIa only pure ari.ci-s a&d ul tie t-arat quality tb uBaClier acpa t receive, ai a wudii, a iitxr aar or tba calrwsaf ta p:.ic. rannli? LOUli XjCO

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I i0. 22, Went Waliiulori Slri?clf liidiaiinpoli, Ind., Ar lr. rr-r-ipt of a LaJf m.od oanaplf t (ock t TSj L'rug5 Medicines, Chemicals, Paints. Oils of All Kinds, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs. Window Glass Glassware, Brushes, Cigars, . Spices, Perfumery, ! Coal Oil and Lamps, ! PURE WINES AND LIQUORS Vi.r rr, Tiiirnr.vca in i ail ar; ir V npCPsarv t' complete the stock of a drtJirgi.st. j hrora our experoe aJ kriowledg oftbewar.: of; tb" jby:i-ian and tLe traJe, w are enabled to prent a ' steck unsupasard in itsromp'.f'ear a and tttad. Alt tb :iew aud varlouCHEMICAL PREPARTIONS and eitrac'a Cvnstattly c'j tüJa, wirb a large aii. si I elected tv k : ; t SUROICALASD I DF.NTal. INSTRUMENTS, KLASTlfJ STlXTKIXr.il. I I TKrSSFS. Ae., 1c. ! Our acquilntsuc tu tbe marker fa'il'.t't-s r .;ch aa n er.abt us t PURE AND UNADULTERATED ARTICLES, as seed induffineDta as atv otbfr WPSTKKJ HOUSK, and we feel coLfdent we can runder aatif action beth In j-tices and crali'y c f article. r7All art clfs v.rrcT;f 1 as represented. tan 1C-l6od ir.Sm NOTICE. PiKTaKRSIllP. riOK air.i?e's!5r.ed bare f..ritie-i a co-part d-rob! p. uJ der the f.rra naue of 'mdiana Ba .klnrr Company," for tbe purpose of transacliriK a General Kirbanjre and Banking Eusires. Their oS'.ce Is tn tbe cot per of Wa-fc-Ington ureet and Virginia Avenue opp'-site Odd tet10 Hill. Acour are rpfrttHy n-lie te. f. a. w. nivis. XV. W. WJXH.t.r.S. 5 iMUKL C. VANCK, WILL'S M. WKBB. JOH N I, KKTC i AM. JOHN T- BANTA. v WiLLI aM F DHA. Indianapolis, March 14, 1SK5 nirl5 dd"w3w REAL ESTATE AGENCY. ii E iAj a .m:k. REAL ESTATE kKD CLAIM AGENTS, o.KWckt Unalilnton Street, LMHAIVAPÜUS, INIb 171 VFRT variety of business appertaining to a Military j CVaim Agency transacted in a manner to warrant ta isfacticn. Tbe atteiitien cf those wlsbing to purchase, aell, leaia or reut real etat ta directed to tbis nrru. feo-dtf MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES. w E ARE 0FF7.R1S0 CPr.RIOR I!7DU"EaIE5Te to pemou witb We will tell a litda ready measa to pec&re buow-t Lois Entirely on Time anl erect comfortable da elilng. built y n worktaet and in Rood iyle, on tue payment b laa mach as tb improvDien'.s will cut tbe remminct to be paid ot, finv Darmerib not macb more tban a fa'r rDt on the premise. Ilavlua lots in nearly all pan cf the dty. we can acccmroodate all wishing to Ht-curs t hone; and bavn a lar ire anioun of laiuber on hand, and workmen ready employed, wa eaa erect bui'Jiceson fhort ctice. M'KF.HNAS riEIXK. p3-dtf Wl Vmtm a r FOR SALE. DAIRY FOR SALE. W- UrJKJS!GNFD MILL 5EIX IIIS' D1IRT rjan. ml Dairy fii:ure. conitin.r of 31 cow, two milk wn to-, "ne lean I honte an" one f rou e. I n all cec'Sfary dairy I xtiirs aLd far jjiarf irap'emen'. Apply at i be Dry tbree mi.es et or tte citj , cn tbe KaUonul road mr20 dlw GF.nRf.F. LFHRr.lTTRR. FOR & ALE. Business House for Sale. IWII L OFFFR F R SI.F. UT BUSINESS nOfSE, !tos. 2j ant 27 N rth dl.uoi ntree', fjpo-itatb Bat -a H-u e. Tbe Lot U 30 frt front by 120 eei to an aiiry.aud kas two kit tck aiwra Lust iii .p, r Wttt a i t'l k fault! 1. eä. hor pir itn ors ltqa're a tie oatb west corner of IdiBoi aiol Market v.r'eu. JüatPH yAuiSa.Trt, EiarU NOTICE. Fourth National Bank, 'Ds tb. l.iQ Id th.e roovi f.rmer'y V o tup.J Ir rLKTiIII-i:, VIJKn aCO'.S FA a K. It" Bnk f He viter, Va en 4 c'j. t day tcna eya r a I ;ts bu-ie- to ait IVurib r.atior.l Liuk, rtt aaKülBs tü l'.tbu t' s. 1 e F'-iirtti Njtif-..! La'k :'.l rrr.a i;r ler its f cir nia .a!.,' a;d r-iert'.iy ak. a x&i'i.aice cf th p-r.n tae t.r.r"re 'd tie Br.k tt t lti rer, Vifat 1;. wellkr.a'. 'iiMx,wrH .f t..e r.ortl Xi'itxal rUt are all Y.n--n ard c!' o tbi c'j. T. IL J'Lr TCUZk. I'rrsidr.LJO. K. HArttH. Caller. ciarUw NOTICE. ATTENTION COOPERS! rJlHF. JT-ejreu Ca--5 er a fr. .a t.T hAu:it 1 reet every F; i'. ver-in of ecb at.; ia it Mutl.J fuloti H.l-:. cn ?..atb 1.1 xoi tret. rai'r.i ara leue.t-tl iw vorre r-anal aa i:b thrriewcf i-Km-T.f a . Ir'errt.ir;r;:c3 J il. t niSG.r-'aslcr.t. J. T. aOTr. Regret ary. twcbl 4'tm BOARDING. Gl OOD board. z may ba bad at 494, ICorth Par. tu; ri. f oarueet. m Cm front ian.m, el ter fardbed ALafvo1 atab;irc lr car riaaa aad faor-e.. marlO r2w REMOVAL. BÜHLE!, AsCUlfKCT. HAS EltMOVIli Mil aSs from tb Jrn. hnl A w. - - - . r s. w.u iv m 19 rr.wmycm I !. 15 Wt Obi atraat, bar SCartdlaa aj4 Tiiaatl. aa l.aC

INSURANCE.

Losses Paid in 48 Years ovEn S3L,CD,C)(D(0). TNA BUILDING, INDIANAPOLIS. rs-s i Erected 1859 Owned by tho Co, ET JSSBTS JiMJUlY. 1865, .$3,677,362,71. XAVIGATlOsV ItlKS l lMr?AffDCa in atl tha rrnrinal Citt and Ttfwna in ttd i rr7 pj'licri :ns for Insurance a 11 b promptly atI tended to. WM. HENDERSON, Agent, mcl 15-T.dly I5ntA5AP0US, 1MJ1A5A. DRY GOODS. GREAT ATTRACTION! GREAT BARGAINS ! -AT TUE XT 1332 t2Xr WOOLEN FACTORY STORE! WEST WASHINGTON ST., o i a in i o ii : rs I IV SPRUDTG- G-OODS, ClOifrUSI.VO IX I'AhT, MLKS, BLACK ANDCOL-orc-l. Loiraitie. Cbailit. frencb Cbir.tz, Lamartiiie, Uelaine, American Print, Tail D Cbevr, Vaot IfeUi , Frencn , r.rg lib i'vn'.in, Orenaiioea aad Scotch an-1 l'ociestic Cinb.ini. Aspi f.nd: i) lim: of srnixa shaula. silk and C.jtb Maati.!s, fj.rir.ff and Saamer Blmorl. INVITE Par.TlCfLAK A1TENTT05 TO OCR Mo k of Kmbrt.Herle. Hoery. Utovea. t'arasolt. u;i i rnDrei;, yit jx aaJ Krnbroidered Jnec Haul krrcb;. f-. BLEACHED AND BnOväT LINFN, TABLE LAraak, la piice aadpatura. lUyi's, Sapklna, ac. fVR 6T0CK F P.I0VTN AD BLKACI1RD COTTüN ar.d Litit-a Meeti. g .re Cutcri-te II LCKANDCRASH TOWELS ANDTOWKUNO. Oü STCCX OFCLOTHa aJTD CASHfRf fQE ateaai.d doy'a aear u tba la (tjwt ta (At City. . f 10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS WE OFFER GREAT 2 iodjcrtneat-. i vr ffnultl. Eocma ar In ifcat WE HFSPFCT FULLY AK A!f TNsPFCTICN OF oar to k. aa we intend caidn oar More tba UeaUquarter for Fa.Lior.aUe aBl Low Prltea. C. E. GEJSENDORFF 5s Gl and ;3 West Wawhiiiglon St., lNXIANAPOIIS, I1SJ JD. narlo-dSw PROVISIONS. EW PROVISION nOUSE ! UAViNG OPF.NFD A WI1ULKALK AND U ET AIL Pr'.-vi.i;!! Mou-e, i.tt dor to tbe J brrtal OC.ce, ou Mcr"tiaa treet, I i;ffT r aai at rate far belcw prewnt retail prtc-, tba net ai.d be.t Co-ed Meat- ta faa had D tbe nry; C"fcii-e, plain and ?-ar-Ci.red liam, et'e Meats, pawel ar:d fn.tLobed eb.ildera, il.M Pork, and tte tr.e-t quality cf I ard j et p lo tierrei tA kff or In eao. or crocks; a'o, tbe P.ie: braLd cf Fara'ly Honr, by acl or barrel. Call ar4 we cie. All artieln 4-',x' 'ft. OSce, No. 23 N. rtb Mt.rid-.an treet. febl5-!2m W.O. RAIRF. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

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