Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4522, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1865 — Page 1

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DAILY STATE SENTINEL rumnnoYmr morneto at TUB WS SCNTINBL OPPICB 13 IOUT3X UX&XDlA2f tTlEET. (eoavra or rxxxi. min.) IDEB9 RAFIKUESS s DIGRAM, Proprittort, r mm 1 r H INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 18(55. VOLUME XIV. NUMBER 4,522.

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LIQUORS.

T. aansroaS). 4. a iiiiu. RED.TIOXD & Hc!VAHARA Receßer and Wholesale Dealers la FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, MONONGAHELA, BTE AND BOURBON PORT. MADEIRA, MUSCAT. MALAGA i w " i ' 9 28 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. A0K5TS FOR DETROIT ALE, OLD STOCK, PALE AND AMBER A A5U LtKYDO.Y PORTER. All kinds of AI- and Porter fur family e, in bottles cr otherwise, kept coDtantly on land and delivered In any part of the city. Janl3-dtf J DRU CS, MEDICINES. &C. DAILY, KEEPER & UliSIL ontli Meridian St., cast i5ü urtica LXPtn. INDIAN APOLIS. IND,, WHOLESALE DEALERS (CICLUSITKLT) I B IRL U S , HEDIGIETES PAINTS. OILS, Varnislies, Dye-Stuffe, GLASS WARE, PERFUMERY IPancy Goods, -AltlPURE WINES AND LIQUORS. UTK WOULD CALL THK ATTENTION OF DRCtlGIST3 to the above establishment, and Invite them, when la the city, to look through oar rtock. Our good were bought when gold wan at fl 58. and before tho additional 60 per cent increase in Tariff Duty, which, we are confident, will enable ns to sell goods in nr line very low and yet realize a profit. We will duplicate any Cincinnati bill fluctuations in prices considered. , . Orders are solicited. Je C4-dly NATIONAL BANK. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF IND1ANAPOLIM f si THK offlcial depository and financial agent of the 1 Cn.ted States, and will fnmish, on too nso.travorablo terms. AUkinis of United statesBonds and Revenue Stamps, And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, Exchange, Government Voucher, Orders on Washington, 8tto Stock and Public Secuntietof every description. Collections will be promptly wade, and every kind of bud'.bei attended to that belongs to legitimate banking. Keguiar customers are only charged 6 per cent, npon Ljo obtained at this Bank, and the mwt ample provisions arc made for the safe-kt-eping of Deposits and for the accommodation of Depositors. ! In a.'.dition to the mponsib lity of the Uclted States for ihr Labilities of the Bank, the Stockholders are indiiduaiiy reipon:bIe to the extent of their tock, in a idii t'.on to the amount invested In such Khare,tbcs affording the mcM ample ecurity to the public. Tb following are the present Stockholder of tho InstitutionWm H. Er.g'i!.h, W. K.NoMnger. Iei Jordon, Delo Root, Jer. Mr Lere, J. F. Ü Lanie. of N.T., li. v. O P. Morton lion John J. Morr.son, fD. lt. Noble, Hvti.t)-8T R. HorJ, Hou.T. A. Hendncks, Hrn. David KilgoTe. Hoc. James Cravec. Hor. Jbn C. New, Hon. T M. Sail'.van, Ker. Wm A. Hollidaj, Fmf. C. N.Tt!d, J. Oeorre St-.:, (ecrge w. R:gg. RoVrt BrowtiTg. W.J. Holliday, W. R. Mol'.oway. J M. Maxwell. Vfa H. Fry, A. J. Hay. R.R Parker, J. L. H iton. Wlrslow, Lanier k Co., J. A. Ro, Wn. Braden, BeiJ. K.Tottlo, Jchn W. Marphy, Judge F.M. Finch Wn. Willard, A. Baldwin, D. W. Noble, W.O. Rockwood. Daniel Henaesoey. Jame Tower, J. L. Slaughter, Lucias Hill, W. 8. T. Morton, Barnabas Coffn, John C. Ilereth, Dr. J. M Gatori, H. B r.uch. Dr. J. H. Woodlu. Jnc. C. Wright, John Hendricks, A. J. Pafbrth, J sree Greene, A.D. B::ÜBg!y. W. W. leathers, Janes Winslow. PIANOS. CtVI50S A JEN!T. MAKT1 Grand, Square, Cottage Cpr jht, M AKTFACTUKFRS OF Io. Tia Broadway, Jfw Tfrk. lach icttrnmect war't.ted five far. At whoieaaie and retail. U Mr -t.t Uaa iaab ihm Dealer wfll do well to exaraire our ltitreaatl. tSti ftr rttAiors JaidlSa

Telegraphic Dispatches,

trosTTD iintHiT ro Ts oaar itt rruti. 3IOirIIVO KEPOItT. GENERAL NEWS, felORE ABOUT THETnACEDY. Important Arrct ladc. Bravery of Seward's Nurse. HIS STRUGGLE WITH THE ASSASSIN Reception of Lee in Richmond. CONVENTION IN N. CAROLINA. Public Meeting in Cincinnati. Ac. See. Ac . Ac. Ar. from Vnhlnston. NS'abhixjIon, April 13. George P. Kobin sod, a soldier and rjurse, who was in attendADC oo Secretarj Seward oa Fridaj eight. Las related circurnntanciillj the proceedicga ia the chamber, from which it appears that it was through hia brave and determined eudeavors that the codtummatioo of the murderous deigDs of the fiend were frustrated. According to iiubiasoo's narrative, Frederick Seward, Major Seward and Mr. Hansell were all wounded oa the sttirwar, as heretofore mentioned in the correspondence. Ai HobinBon opened the door to learn the cauie of tile disturbance without, the man struck at his breast. In h:s band ho had a long knife, the blade of which appeared to be about twelfe inches in length and one inch in width. Robinson determined to oppoe his progreM. and raised hii arm to p irrj the blow, in cot sequence of which a wound as inflicted in the centre of hin forehead close to the hair, which he weara turned back. The knife glanced and the clenched band in which the ram held the dagger came down upon Mr. R ibinsoo'a face and felled hiai to the floor. Mm Seward at this juncture escaped from the rojm and ran to the front window, acreamirg "Murder." The AMaMin leaped to the bed where Mr. Sew ard ley, Ptill apparentlj in a helplejs condition, and gave a tremendous blow at bU face. He misled hia mark, however, and almost fell acror-s Mr Seward's bodr. Bv this time Robinson bad r-covered, and jumped on the bed and caught hold ot the as?siu's arms. While he was thus attempting to hold the assafain, the latter struck Mr Seward on the left side of the fare, and theo on the right Kiile. Tbej both pot on their feet, Robinson still keeping a firm hold of him. The assassin reached his arm over Robinson thoulder and endeavored to lorce him to the floor. Finding be' could not handle Kobinon in this position, he dropped his position which had been forced against Robinson's face in the hand which was around his neck, caught hold of Rabin son's right arm with his left band and struck behind Robinson with the knife. The? still continued to struggle for a few mo ments, Robinson forcing him towards the door, which was open, with the intention of throwing him over the bannister, When thej had nearly reached the door. Major Augustus Seward entered the room. Robinson called on him to take the knife from the. assassin's hand. Major Seward immeiiatelj clutched the assassin; the latter then struck Robinson on the stomach, knocking him down. He then broke away from Major Seward and ruhed down stairs. During the scuffle, when, he cannot sy, Robinson received a wound, quite serious, sorre in- hew in breadth. on the tipper part of the right shoulder blade, another a little lower down oc the same side, and a slight one on the left shoulder, while struggling with the man near the bedside. He had seized the wrist of his right band, in which wan the dagger, and did cot release his hold until knocked down by the assassin near the door, and after Major Seward had come to his as-istanco. He returned to the room after he found the a.xsäin had escaped, and found that the secretary bad got off the bed and on to the floor, dragging with him the bed clothes and was lying in a pool of blood. Upon going to the secretiry, he found no pul-e in his wtijt, and stated to Miss Seward, who had reentered the room and asked if her father was dead, that he believed he wa. Upon a second examination, Robinon ascertained that hi heart was still beating. Tbe secretary then said: "I am not dead; send for the police." The surgeon then closed the house, and placed the secretary on the bed, telling him he must not talk. Mr. Seward did not speak after that. Mr Robiueon remained with Mr. Seward until II o'clock tbe next morning, when he was removed to the Douglas hospital. Every attention ie being paid to thi brave man by the attendants of thi institution, and his condition is very favorable. The rcmiins of the president will probubly be conveyed from Washington on Thursday morning to Illinois by way of Baltimore, Philadelphia Ntw York, Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland and Toledo. The time schedule has not been determined, but it is believed about one week will be occupied in reaching Illinois. Late last night a man. d'sguised as a laborer and carrying a pick on bis shoulder, approached the bouse occupied by the family of Sunatt, in this city, and was about to enter, when he was arretted, and upon waxbine the dirt from his face he proved to be quite a different looking person from what his appearance indicated. Ue called himself Payne, and exhibited not a little embarrassment. He managed to ak ia agitated tones, why he was arretted. The colored servant of Secretary Seward was sent for, when she exclaimed immediately: "That's the mm. I know him by his general appearance and his mouth." The servant then said there could be no mistake in the man. Others in Secretary Seward's house at the time, who probably have a recollection of Su ratt's appearance, will be afforded an opportunity in recor.iz'rg him. Tbe man arrest J is believed to be Sunatt. wbo perpetrated the dreadiul act in Seward's houe on Frida. from Cincinnati Cincissati. April IS In response to a call of a number of prominent citizens a Urge meetirg was held at Pike Opera House lat evenMayor Harris, chairman of the meeting, said there bad been a disposition prevailing among some persons to use the terrible calamity which has befallen us as a pretext to raie a disturbai.ee. Up to the present time, although some property bad been destroyed, no lives had been lost. He favored law and order, and would enforce them at all Lsnrds He hoped the people of Cincinnati bad sutScient confidence in Gen. Hooker aLd himself to know that they would arrest and punib any oe who would row utter a d:loyal sentiment. Appropriate resolutions were passed, after which speeches were made by Judge Stover, Messrs Perry, Chalfant, Gaddis, Noye?, and Gen. Carry. Tbe c iv ia still draped tu mourning, and busicesi cot fully resumed, but confidence is almost restored and a Letter feeling prevails. A committee of eix gentlemen baa been appo'bted to communicate with tbe proper authorities in Washington for tbe purpose of having tbe remain of tbe president paastbroajb, Cmcixtaati whaa ta rouu for Illinois.

From .lew York. Nrw Toik, April 19. The Herald's Washinr special rays: It is reported that the assassin who entered Mr. Seward's bouse has been arrest It is certain that one of the assassins, probably Sunatt, has been arretted. Samuel Mattsm.of Hookstowa, Mi., tbe one who wrote letter found in Booth's trunk, signed Sam," b as been arrested. The Herald's Newbern corrwpoudence, dateJ 13th instant. says: There is a rumor circulating that Johnston is about to surrender. A state convention, to consist of delegates from all the count es, is called for tbe 14th of May. The Herald's Richmond dispatch of the lGih Instant says: General Le arrived in this city at half-past three on the 15th. He and staff were received with tbe greatest enthusiasm by the populace, cheer and cheer being given tbem. Even union officer? raised their caps. It appears by an order issued by Gen. Sherman announcing to his army tbs surrender of Lee, that Sherman has reached Smitbfield, where he dates tbe order, April 2 Tbe Wcrld's Richmond dispatch says: Saturday evening, about 9 o'clock, General Ord and Generals Ou!d and Mumford, rebel and federal commissioners of exchange, were sitting in J. W. Forney's Spottswood hotel, when a telegraphic message was banded In announcing tbe president's assinstion. Ould exclaimed: That it the worst blow the confederacy has yet had. The following dispatch has been received by Colonel Sanford, president of the American Telegraph company: Washinqtox, April If. To E. S.Sicford: We think that both the secretary and Freder ick are better. They are sleeping quietly at this hour, 10 o'clock a.m. (Signed) 0. A. Siward.

Front Ilaltltnere. Baltimoek, April 13, lbC5. A gentlemen who was at Point Lookout yesterday morning, was informed by an officer of one of our gunboats, that Booth and tbe other conspirators, about thirty in number, were in St. Mary's county, heavily armed, and endeavoring to make their way atross the Potomac, which was strongly yicketed and no one allowed to pass. He also stated that on Sunday evening, a small squad of our cavalry bad a collision with them, and were repulsed, but succeeded in capturing one of them. In the meantime our cavalry were reinforced yefterday morning, and were understood to have them completely surrounded and their escape wu deemed impossible A highly important arrest has been made here to-day. The name of tbe party is withheld for the present. He has made a full confession, be being one of the conspirators against tbe life of the president, and acknow!e;ed himself to be tbe author of the letter signed Sm, which was found in Booth's trunk. 5 PECIAL NOTICES. DYSPEPSIA AND UTS. FI I'SJ A Slure Cur for these distsicg complaints is now made known 2a a Treatise rn FITS Foreign and Native Herbal preparations publihed by Dr. O. POELrS BBOWN. Tho prsFITS scrlption wis furtiijhedbim In such a provider tltl manner that be cannot conscientiously reI IT.N fuse to mae It knowu, as it has cured everybody whs ha usee it. never fil ed la a single ct. IX It is equally ears in cass of Fits as of Dyspepiia; and the ingredients may be obtained from t'l TS any druggist. Sent free to all on receipt of fire cents to prepay postage, etc. Address Dr. 0. FBF.LPS BaOWN, No. 19 Grand street, Jersey City. New Jery. aptl3-d61w2. LETTH0SE WHO HAVE DOUBTED the virtues of Bull's Cxpbob Brmaa, if any such there be, read the following certificate from gentlemen well known in this community, and doubt so more. Its general introduction into the army will save the lives of thonsands ot our soldiers: LonaviLLi, Jcls 3d, 163. We, the cnderRigued, hay seen the good effects of Dr. Job Bull's Cepbom Bittkss in case of general debility and prostration cf tks ijitem, and believe Its general ose would prevent disease and relleTO much suffering. Among our soldiers particularly would this bo tbe case, especially those who art exposed to tho miasmatic Influences In the Southern climate. MA J. PHILIP SPKEL. Collector Int. ktev. 34 Dia. Ky . CHAS. B. COTTON, Collector of the Port of Louisville, Ky. COL. H. DENT, Provort Marshal General of Kentucky. RKV. D. P. HENDERSON, Vice President of Sanitary Commission. BARNEY, BÜCHES k CO., Publishers Deoycrat. GEO. P. D. ERN, Proprietor Loalsville Anis!gr. FirOHKS A PARKHILL, Wholesale Dry Oo! Dealers, M n r'', l-o-i ville, Ky. DAVIS, GREEN k CO., w hc-le.-ale Shoo De-lets', Ma'.ii a' reel, Ldjv;i!e. HART A MAPOTHER, Lubcsrapbers, corner Market ao'l Tr.iM tret Louisville, Ky JtXirS WINTER, Clothing Merchant, comer Third an! Msi-Vrt !?., Louisville, Ky. CA1T. S. F. BILDRETÜ, Of the steamer Major Andrn ifAJ. L. T. THURSTON. Paymaster U. 8. Arrcy. C. M. MLTCALF, National Hotel, Louisville, Kj COL. JESSE RATLE3, 4th Kentucky Cavalry. OKORGP. D. PRENTICE, Louivi!le Journal. SOLD WHOLESALE BT OA I I.Y. KEEFElt A' It IS II, 73 South Meridian St., Invlianapcha. decI6'64-dlyAwl2toaia KTDISE ASES OF 1 HE NERVOUS Seminal, Urinary and Sei til ?ytenu new and reliable treatment in Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sect by nail In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Adirea D. J. SKILLIN EOCGHTON, Boward Association, No. 3 South Ninth Stroet, Philadelphia Pa. raarSO-dlwly y NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL Weakness, etc., ein bt ttd hy one who has really cured almself and hundreds of ether, aad will tell yon rothingtatthefruM. Address with ttsmp. EDWARD H. TRATE-R, feh9-dJrwt; Lock Box. Bostwn. Mas. Tbe Il'ldal Chamber an Fsay of Warning and In traction for Toucg Men. Also, new and reLable treatment for Disease of the Urinary and SexusJ Sys'em sent fre. ia sealed envelopes. Adires Dr J. SitlLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Aodatin, Philadelphia, Pa. apr4-dAly COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Lkwisp. axrr. c. e. TOMLCVSOH. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, "o. 15 West Pearl Street INDIANAPOLIS, DEALERS IN GRilN. FLO UK, BUTTER, EGG. PouUry, Onions potatoes Beans, Urn and Dried rrutts, Ac , Ac. The h'.ghejt price paid In Cah for all kinds ef Country Produce. Liberal Cash advances Bade on Coeaign meets. marU-d.lm NOTICE. To Carpenters, Stairbuilders, Cabinetmakers and to the Public. I SIl'IS KOL.lt Plain aa4 Ornamental 3 oh Tnn,j er, South sueet, between Pennsylvania and Merld.an stree-a. Keeps ccnstA&tly on Land a good assortment aiair BaaUrfrs and 5'l Poets, aod tuma then, to order. AUo, all kinds of tarauig ia bntuttag work done to cnler. I 111 receive all kinds of erden la tanjLg la the cabinet makitg lino, bedsteads, labia leg, 4c. All work Ata prwaspUy, ttly and at reasonable price. k LOU. aprl5-la

INSURANCE.

Losses Paid in 46 Years OVEH Hfl, 000,0. jETNA building, INDIANAPOLIS. 4t Erected 1859 Owned by (fie CoSET JSSEVS JAIiRV. 1865. $3,677,362,71. IVAVIGATIOaX RISKS jtAgencies ia all the principal Cities and Towns in the United State. ITTSpplIcation for Insurance will b promptly attended to. WM. HENDERSON, Agent, mchl5-'65-dly INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. NOTIONS. &C. L. LTJDORFF & CO., SUCCESSORS. TO TIISSK V I.A1IEY. WHOLESALE DK.1LFW IN iVOTIONS, TAILORS TRIMMINGS Conto' Furnishing Coodo, AND BS eL 9W M. W3 JM. "fc' . HATE REMOVED TO No. 32 South Meridian Street in?IuBi received, a vory I a rare caortment of Good, vrnlcn will bo old at a tmRll ndvaur on New York prices apr29-dly IIS. AIMsMS NATIONAL BANK OTATKMENT OF TUE CONDITION OF THK INL1anapol' Nat-onol Bnk ot th" nrnisc of firt Monday ff April, 1.: l Loan and Di-c.nuits tX"l,32 ! Furniture and F:ture 2.4( Expense and Txes 10,313 W Prcin'uni on Bond 2? ,21 J kJ3 Check an 1 Cab Iteni- W,CH ha from Ranks in New Tork, Cincinnati and PhiladefpbiA.. 2J J.2Ü6 Tt U. S. 6-20 Bonds depoited with Treavnrer Un ted States TW.Oi'O (Mi Other U.S. Securities 1? Five per cett 1-gal tender no:-a ?30.0"U 0( Other lawful Money C3 2,4 ",856 "5 USRILITILS. $5-' 0,01 iO 00 4V.(O0 CK Capital Stock Circulating Notes Individual Deposits . . . Go ernmont Deposit . . Due tanks ..1.3iö,0fi7 i3 . . 124,463 R3 39,fl 4 30 Inters, Discount k Kxchange lO.tflO 32 -12,430,3 63 THEO. P. HAUGHET, President. aprll-dlw fanifit IViirs! (irrnlit hi rawiv'sfd! asJ"Fifteen"1iO larr letter pags for tri a crnt t&ut;. 5S Vouiir Glen's Hetlicxis Adviser. GRATUITOUS adrico given ia dUeates of the rertoos seminal, urinary and sexual organs, la the reports of the Western Medical Association, which are sent by mail in sealed envelopes, free of charge. The organixalion was formed to dispense new and reliable treatment, and is composed of the well knows physicians, to whom all letters must be directed, DRS. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 CO., H3-d?Wi Rot 4M Cincinnati. O. TOYS, &Ct &C, STRASDURGER & 65 Maiden Lane. New York, IMPORTERS OF TO . China, Fancy Goods, Beads Slate Pencils, &c.f Invites the attention ef buyers, vMtring them the Lirgt aorta.eat at the moat reasonable prices. feb23-d3m PROFESSIONAL. DPA TODD 4 PAaR.haV.nE terminated their en. tracts with the Government as A. A. Sargeona at Camp Morton, ara now prepared to deroto taetr whalo time to the practice of their rrofession. Pe'iets caa rely ipon find leg ene cr tbe ether at their cSce, 5s. 5 Ttrawa tniM. aaarS3-4lf I.I V Lit V STAHLE. aENRT ALLXN, New Tork Lrvery aa4;iale8tn Am 5o. 11 aad 14 IajI Pari ttreM.ta iU t , ia EkV. AH.M.

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WILL CURE CATARRH. WILL CURE COLD IN THE BEAD. WILL CURE AN OFFENSIVE BREATH. WILL CURE PAIN IN TBK BE AD. WILL CURE ULCERATION IN THE NOSE. WILL HE STORK TUE SKSSE OF HIARIXU. WILL RESTORE TOE SENSE OP SMELL. WILL RESTORE TBE SENSE OF SIGHT. WILL RESrORE THE SR5SE OF TASTK . WILL RESTOr.ETBF. VOICF. WORN CADSBDBY CATIMR1I. Catarrh Snuff an Injury, Ai Is cow admitted by all lefonned, casting Irriiatioa and inflsramstion of the raucous tnemtrano, while the Liquid Catarrh Remedy Gently and gradually remove all unnatcral inc nidations and deposits, restoring the deceased niesnbrane to Its normal condition. A alnjrlv Ilottle will laat a .Tlemtii to be used three timet ea dap. kt cviiE niRRuYT:n jn IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED. l-ff CllfoT a Circular dttcrihing all Symptom Dr. D. II. SEELYE 1 CO., Itoi-E pRoraiKToa, Clilcago, Illinois. JjLaboratcry at FTeeport, Illinois. AT WHOLESALE BY JOHN D. PARK WM. JOHNSON DAILY, REEFER k RUSH BROWJflNÖ k SLOAN IOAnd lor sale by all Druggists. ...CiDcinnati.O. ...Detroit, Mich. ...Indianapolis. . . ..Indianapolis. !ec!4-dlyeod Galen's Head Dispensary F.atabllabed In 1850 and Chartere by the l.eirialature off Kentnckf s for the treatment of And all Atrct'ons of the Urinary and Ger of both Sexes. just ruBusniD. a riu vat r. .medicai. tiii:atik gX-S TKIVEPJCAL DISEASES, ß Inclndiri Gonorhera, G'et, 8yphüia, stricture, Gravel, gtoce, Rnpturea, Piles, Fistula, Urinary Deposit, and all Diseases of tbo Kidneyv,Bladder,Pro8trate Gland, and Seminal Vesicles, and their treatment, including a chapter on FEÜALE D1SEASF.S, with observations en mania go and the prevention of conception. Contaiaing a Treatise on Self Abase, Spermatorrhea, Sexual and NerTouaDebllity, Barrenness and Im potence In both saxes; the effects of the&odUoaMS oa the body and mind, and the Aathor'a New Treatment of all these cases In full, tho only successful method of euro, with an exposition of Quackery. This work U not a quack advertisement, but a warning and a guido for married and single. It is tho only book that sires tbo treatment of all tho above diseases In plain English, with full directions for eelf-treatment, and ccntalna much valuable Information aot proper to rnentfc in a pablic notice. Tho work contains ISO pages, and lorplates and engravings of tho above diseases. Sent to any address in a ealed wrapper, oa receipt of onedcllai Those aflicted with any of the above diseases, before placing themselves ander tho treatment of any one, should first read this work. OFFICE 314 Fifth street, between Market and JefcVrson, wast side. To insure safety to all lettera, direct to GALEN'S BEAD DISPIN8AKT Drawer 247, Louisville. Ky oc14-S4-dlwl DOCTOR BIGELOW, Office 179 South Clark Street, Xrner of Monroe, CBX&tao, Tot OSoe Box. 1M. All Chronic and Sexual Diseases of a Private and Delicate Nature, treated with unparalleled succeaa. Dr. Bigslow's Guido to Ileal th, for ladlee and gentlemen, ia published monthly, ßend for it If you think the writings of a physician whose reputation extenda throughout the entire West should be worth reading. It is aent In plain sealed envelopes, free of charge. Almost every case can be treated by mail. Alodlclnee aent to any address. Ladies, eend for descriptive Circular of Jtitaru IZemtde, the latest and f best preventative cfl Rooms Sepirati for Ladiee tnd Gentlemen. COHBULTATIOH AT 07TZCJI. 7JIXX. Omca LTorxa : Prora 9 A. v. to S r. at. permatorTh'ea or Nervous DoblUty, a cnr warrantod. FEATHER RENOVATING. CASE & LYNCH, AYING ESTABLISHED THEMSELVES FOR A short time in Indianapolis, at H No. 247 Indiana Avenue, With one cf Bailey's Patent Improved Renovators, by which Feathers are cleansed cf all Moths, filth and Unhealthy Impurities, increaslsg their bulk from one-fourth to one-half; also giving theta a'.I tbe qualities of good new feathers. Price tl 69 per Bed. Beds will be uken and deliver free of charge to customers. Address Box 4. Indianapolis, aio, order left at C. Baton's Grocery, 399 Illinois street; T. Brado, 199 Virginia avenue; II. H. Langenberg di O.. South Meridian street; John R. Marot, 233 Pst Wahington street, will bo promptly attended to. Rirrkr.vctf. Major Will Cumbach. Ii. C- Shaw, o the Cm of Drew 4 haw; Williain William. City Police. Cah paid for old and new feather. mar22-d3m BOURDON WHISKY. J. &z D. DUIYCAX. No. 77 South Meridian Street, ItidlanapolUt Ind. WIJOLESALIDZALXEJIN rORIIOK IND DOMESTIC THE attention es the trade (s called to onr complete SÄHrtment of all artkles in oer lice ef boeioess, both as to quality and price. Our stock of BOURBON WHISKY la unsurpassed by any establishment In the State, and dealers wish rag to purchase Copper Distilled Bourbon Whisky are reviled to call before parch aaing. r7We hav removed frwa 123 Kat WahUiftu street to TT aath Merid:aa street. J. k D. DUNCAN. 77 South Meridian Stroet, jan9'66-dly Indianapolis. Ind. GROCERIES. a. r. rixrcaxa. r. a. BAvnwi. FLirrCIIEIt Oc DAVIDGE, CENTRAL GROCERY, DIAXIEJ 15 IT1PLI 15D FI5I GROCF.RIIÄ, P.rolaa and tom.rti Wtn.s aad Clear. Game, Se. 44 Sonh. prssrjUafiia fttrtel, pfoetia tit Pect . ... . synosi, ma annyifiir mi

Niacle MANLFACTUKKU OF THE IMFR07TD PAlTTOaSOPIO SPECTACIfc THK BEST IN USE. MOSES' improved Panto?cop: Sjxctaclc? combine advantages mo chanieal and philosophical to be found in no other Spectacles otTcrty1 in the West, Moses' improved Spcctaclc5 only give clear and distinct vision, do not weary or fatigue the eye, but tend to strengthen and preserve thr fight. Moses Spectacles are made of thr finest material?, and bc?t workman ship, fairly represented, and sold at their fair value ClMtirt Ao .tTt.fj or PttHart etHjJoyrd. E7" SnJ for a circular containir j full Jra cription, prices, Ac, and how to ensure a perfect fit anl have them aent bv mail. AMrc L. Vi'. MOSES, Optician, 50 East Wahinton ft., Indianapolis, In J. GROCERIES. K.B. ALVORD. J.M.CALDWELL. E. B. ALVORD & CO., 8CCCI&Ä0SS TO Al-VORD. CADDWELL k ALVORD. VxjLiolorerxJ o Uonloi'H lu - ANDEAGT WASHINGTON STREET, Are In DAILY recetptof freihgeod Ceaitastly oo hand aad for sale at tte Uwet pr1ra large aad a.rortol ocaf ColTcc, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Tea, Nails, Glass, Woodenware, Soap, Candles, Starch, Raisins, Cigars, Tobacco, Mackerel, White Fiah, Cordage, Twine, Dye-Stufl&, Nuts, Figs, Dates, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, Whisky, Notions of all kinds & HOSTETTERS iD WAII00 68 East Washington Street INEIA3JPCLIS, INC d-i.l-dw LIQUORS. C. A. Eu-iorr Jabii B. Stab. ELMOTT A: RYAI, WHOLESALE Da ALA RS 15 ALL KINDS OP LIQIW SOLD AT THE Cincinnati Daily Quotations! ON BANDS ATAIXTXMXI Pare fientneky Boarbon Yhlxy, ALSO, BRANDIES AND WIKES Of dlCTerent 13randj. IS We invite tboee waotlnit Pure Liquor to Call and eiimjQe for thexfelves. CftTr of MERIDIAN ed MARYLAND