Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4548, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1865 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL rUBLiSniD EVERT HORNINa AT Tim NEW SBMINBL OPPICB 13 OUTH MERIDIAN STREET. (comu or rvAiL mm.)

watch cor rrn 71 TT American uTatches. J ELDER, RARKNESS & BINGHAM, Proprietor. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., SATURDAY MORNING, 3IAY 20, 18G5. VOLUME XIV. NUMBER t,548.

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LIQUORS.

T. ItDSOVS. t. h'bamaaa. IlectiSerf and Wholesale Deaiera la FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, MOüOXOAHELA, RTE A5D LOCRLOX zlut nn n: tot m PORT. MADEIRA, MUSCAT, MALAOA wines, -jrsrjD CIQ-AJRS, 23 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. AÜKXTS FOR DETROIT ALE, OLD STOCK, PALE AND AMBER A AND TAKYiHKY POItTEtl. All kind of A lea and Porter for family ue, la bottles or otherwise, kept constantly on band and delivered In any part of the city. Janl3-dtf DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C. DAILY, KEEPER & RUSH, Hoixtli lericlia.n St 9 EAST K5D US 105 DEPOT INDIAN APOLIS, IND., WHOLESALE DEALERS (EICLC3IVELT) IN ED 35L TU (& S , EDIGIHE PAINTS, OILS, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, GLASS WARE, PERFUMERY -AND Fancy CJoods, ANI PURE WINES AND LIQUORS. WE WOULD CALL TBE ATTENTION OK IRUOUISTS to tbe above establishment, And Invite them, when in tbe city, to look tbrougb our stock. Our goods wera bonifht when gold was at tl 53. and before the additional 60 per cent increase in Tariff Duty, wbich, are Confident, will enable os to sell good in our line very low and yet realixe a profit. We will duplicate any Cincinnati tilt fluctuations in prices considered. Orders are solicited. Je7'U-dly NATIONAL BANK. THE FIRST NATIONAL RAM OF IINOIlVVl'OLI rS THS offlciAl depository And finAncUl Agent of the Un.ied StAtes. and will furnUb, oa the most favorj l-U terms, ; All kinds of United States Bonds and Revenue Stamps, And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, Exchange, Government Vouchers, Orders on WAshington, Suie Stocks and Public Securities of every decrptkn. Collections will b promptly niAde, and every kind of bume attended to that belongs to legitimate backing. KeguUr customers Are only charged 6 per cent, upon Loans obtAined at this Bank, And the most ample proTiüions are maJe for the sAfe-keeping of IVpositsand for tbe ACCommodAtioc of Depositors. In Addition to the reponb:lity of the United StAtes fv.r tbo hAbiLties of the lUnk, tbe Stockholders sre individually responsible to tbe extent of their stock, in addition to the amou.Lt invented in such hAres,thas Affording the mo t Acple security to the public. Tb. followir.g at the present Stockholders of tbe institutionWm. n. Kngltth, W . K.NofMTigrr, Lt-wis Jordon, I r 1 o- Kot, Jer. MrL'je, J. F. 1 Laniei, of N.T., lov. O. P. Morton lion. Jhn J. Morr.foa, lien. Ijli. Noble, Hon. (War B. UorJ. Hon.T. A. HnJnck. Hon. David Ki'.gort. Hn. jAmes A. Cravens, Hvn. John C. New, Hos. T. VI. Sullivan. IteT. Vim. A. Holliday, iTvf.C. N.Tih'.J, J. (torce Still, George V. R ig. Rcbert Prowniiig, W.J. lloihdAy. W. R. Holloway. J. M. Maxwell. Wm. H. Fry, A.J. Hay. R. K. pA.'ker, J. L. Holloa, Wirnli w, LAnier k Co , J. A. Ko, Wm. Brsden, renj. F. Tctüe, John W. Murphy, Judg f. IX. Fine Wm. Wiüard, A. RaWw.n, D. W. Noble, W. O. Rockwood, Daniel Hennery. James Powers, J. L. SlAUihter, Lcciat H.lls W. S.T. Morton, nrt:AbA. Coffin, John C. Hereth, Dr. J. M. GAsti-n, H.B. PlLcb. Dr. J. H . wWbui Jnc. C. Wriebt, Job:i ileu-lr-ek, A. J. DABforth, J Arne Greene, A.D. BilUngkly, W. W. leathers, JAmes Winslow. jBlyll NOTICE. I HKH'.iiUKsr PRICE WUXBK PAIDFOR LADIES' anl Gent's CAt o? clothieff and Ail kinds of burL.'U kos. at 1-5 Fat WAhiLCton street. Dolels A&d privat revidences CAl'.ed on when desired. A note directed to P. O. BuiCU will be promptlv Atidevl t. J. A M. SOLOMON, ftbli-dly

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Telegraphic Dispatches.

aaroBTBO tiraaLT roa tbi daily itatb bkitixbl. 3XOIC1VIIVO KEPOKT, GENERAL NEWS, FROM NORTH CAROLINA. The People Returning to their Allegiance. AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS. The nanks-KcuiM'dy Imbroglio. THK CONDITION'S OF THE NEW PROC LAMATION. THE QUESTION OF RECONSTRUCTION. PROM ST. LOUIS AND BELOW Ac, Ac, A: Ac. Ac From .e' York. New YüßK, May l'J The Herald'a Ralei-h correspouder.ee says a lare meeting of North Cdroliniarid to take actiou ufon restoring civil gorerameut and restore order iu tbe etate was held at Raleigh oa the 11th. Speeches were mde by a number of prominent citizens and a scried ot resolutions unanimously adopted, in all of which were expressions of joy over the down fall of the rebellion, and their return to the fold of the union atid protection of the old flg. Slavery was admitted to have been always a drawback on the progress of the state, and au acquiesence of the people tlut treason must bo punished. At night there waa a grand and general illumination and a large union procession. Tbe Herald's Panama correspondence makes an important announcement that the government of Columbia has not only ratified the new stipu lationswitb the Panama RR company guaranteeing that corporation the perpetual proprietorship ot ita road, but had concluded- a treaty with the agents of our government, which grants to the United States the exclusive rieht and privilege to transport military and naval stores over the line. As an equivalent for this important concession our government i to guarantee the sovereignty of Columbia over the isthmus of Panama and the security of the transit route against all other foreign powers. Tbe Times' special dispatch, dated Washing ingtoo 19tb,says: Kennedy and Dr. Coleman, of Louisiana, arc here. They have come with the intention of procuring the displacemcLt of General Banks, their cause of complaint being his removal of Dr. Kennedy from the majoralty of New Or j leans, to which he had been appointed during the absence of Gen. Rank?. This step, which whs absolutely nece.-stry to save the city from disloyal meo, into whose hands, under Mayor Kennedy's rule, it was rapidly falling, met the hearty approval of all loyal citizens. From the most authentic sources we learn that the efforts of these gentlemen agaiust Gen. Bauk? have been fruitless. The confidence of the administration in the patriotism and ability of the commander of the department of the gulf rerusins unchanged. The Tribuno's special has the fallowing: Gov. Pierpoint, of Vs., purposes to leave Alexandria on Wednesday, accompanied by tbe other stAte officers and his family, with the archives of the government, in a special boat, and to proceed to Richmond as the capital of the commonwealth. Theeiecutive mansion recently vacated by extra Billy Smith is being put in order for his reception. The loyal people of Richmond are preparing to give the governor a cordial public welcome. Gen. Sheridan ins been as-igned to an important department comruttid iu the wet not vet announced, and his old s;tilF starts for i( to morrow. lien. Grant was in consultation with Sheridan this morc'icg. Gen. Merritt, of the cavalry, has been appointed to a rull mjor generalship, to date from the 9ihofAfril. All the effects of Mrs. Lincoln arc boxed and directed to Chicago. The family departs for the same place on Monday. It is stated that Assistant Secretary Dana has determined to resign his position in the war office, and th.tt Major Ecket t, long superintended of the military telegraph, is named as his successor. It id further undeistood that President Johnson's furthcoming proclamation will be in reality a withdraw al of the uncond tional amnesty w hich Lincoln proffered, and the substitution of an offer of amr.ety on certain conditions to icpetitant rebels bdow the rauk of brigadiji generals, the term of pardon being ande much more definite and the amnesty narrower in its scope. It is added that all rebelt who have beeu iu the civil service ot the Jeff Davis government are to be added to the clas-es excluded from the new amnesty. Tbe Herald's special has the followiag: The late Governor Brown, of Georgia, reached Wash ington yesterday, under guard, and was placed in the old capitol prison. It is reported that ths govcrr.meat desiges to u-e bins as a witness iu the trial of Jeff Davis for complicity in the assassination plot. It is understood that the next amnesty proclamation will extend to all below the rank of lieutenant general in the rebel service. The csbinet has yet under consideration the question of reconstruction, and it is understood there is considerable diversity of opinion ou several important details in correction with this subject. Secretary Stanton is understood to differ very decidedly from the president and some of his colleagues in regard to the proper course to be pursued in restoring the rebellious states to their status in the union. He is supported by one at least, and perhaps by two of the cabinet, while the others side with the precedent. The question of r.egro suffrage is the great stumbling block in the way of harmoDy. There is reason to believe that the president is disinclined to take the responsibility of extending the suffrage to the colored citizens until he has hid an opportunity of ascertaining the sentiment. I roni M t.ouiv St Lot is. May 19 The New Orleans Delta of the lö;h says: A peEtleman receully from Havana saw exSeaator Gwynn there and was shown indubitable evidence of the ce.-sion cf Sjnora to France by Maxamillian The rentlerniu was also shown Gwvr.u's nat - r s ent of nobility as duke of the French province of onora, signed by Napoleon ALd.beancg the seal of Frarce An immeie amount of hay was burned in New Orleans at tbe same time the steamboat Misnehaha was destroved NOTICE. To Carpenters, Stairbnilders, Cabinetmakers and to the Public. Iliri KI. II. Plain aal OrnsrnrntAl Jcb Tarn, a er. Soctb utrwt, tttwfrn Pnn-ylvArJA and Meridian iree's Kerps contsr.t!y on band a rood asortrorf.t S'.air lUÜUWs and rl I'ot, anl tu'ns thero to ordr. Ali-o. all kinds of tarnüig in bu-,ld:n werk dun toorUvr. 1 will receive a1 xir.ds of crdrrs in turLiLg ic tb est itet xuskiLg lin. td;tad. Ublo leg. A.c. AU werk loo promptly, ccstly A&d at reAtonab! prices. L. KOLB. aprl5-tiwU

SPECIAL NOTICES. The Ilridnl Chamber aa Essay cf Warn. let: and In-traction for Tcar.g Mm. A!o. nw and reLabla trAtnM for Iieae of tbe Urinary aci SXTial Systems er t frfe, la sealed envelopes. Address Dr J. SK1LL1N I10CÖHT05. Howard Association. rhiUdelpbiA, Fa. AprA-dAwly

Z3T FOR MORE THAN T W EN TY YEARS MATHEWS' VENETIAN I1AIB DIE ba stood the test cf trial. And is constantly incrtAlng in public favur. THK VENETIAN HAIR LYK is tb be t And beA(e?t made, its price Is only 75 cer.ti. and each bott'e contaia doubl tba quantity of dje in tboe usually sold for tl. JhlS HAIR LIE is rnasu'actured by a peciliar pro-ca.-s, which rendf rs It icfinitely ecpericr to any dye In mrkt. r-itiK complete in one bottle, no preparation is required, watch greatly simp!. ties tbe application. IN ISING THIS LYE yoo tf old that aim, dxad appearance by wbich dyed b sir and whiskers are s readily recojttiied, vhcj an inferior article has been csed, as U produces a perfectly DAtural color of any sbade that is desired, from a ricn brown to a Jetty, lustrous black, tbat will not smut, crook, or htain the clothing. Invt "5 cents and you will be convinced. Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Ialers. A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufacturer. LEM AS BARNES t CO , New York, Wholesale Agent. myIO-deod-ly tSTLET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED tbe virtues of Ecix's Csnaoir Bittxrii, If Any sneb there be. rAd tbe following certificate from Rentlemen well known in this coa-muciij, and doubt no more. Its perioral introduction into tbe army will eave tbe lives of thousands ot oar soldiers: Lorisviixi, June 3d, li63. We, tbe undcrned, bAvesen tbe good effect of Dr. Jobs Hcxi's Cantos Eirrtss in case of general debility and proi-trAtion cf the eybtera, and believe Its general use would prevent düease and relieve much suffering. Among our soldier particularly would this be tbe case, especially those who Are exposed to the miasmatic Influencos in tbe Southern climate. VAJ. PHILIP SPEEI.. Collector Int. Rev. 3d Dis. Ky. CHAS. B. COTTON, Collector of tbe Port of Louisville, Ky. COL. II. DENT, Provost Marshal General of Kentucky. REV. D. P. HENDERSON, Vice President of Sanitary Commission. IIARNRY, HCGUES k CO., Publishers Demycrat. GEO. T. DCEP.N, Proprietor Louisville Anieigtr. HUGHES & PAUK1I1I.L, Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Maid street, Louisville, Ky. DAVIS. GREEN A CO., WhtdesAle Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville. nART A MAPOTHER, lithographer, corner Market And Third streets, Louisville, Ky JULIUS WINTER, Clothing Mercoant, comer Third and Market sts., Loui.svtlle, Ky. CA1T. 8. F. HILDKKTH, Of tbe fcteatuer Mjor Anderson MAJ. L. T. TUDRSTON. PaymA-ster U. S. Array. C. it. M ETC ALF, National Hotel, Louisville, K. COL. JESSE BATLES, 4th Kentucky CavAlry. GEORGE D. TRENTICE, Louisville Journal. SOLD WHOLESALE BT daily, Ki:crrjc a- ici sii, 7:t South Meridian St., Indianapolis. decl6'6-dly&wl2toam THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills. PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT! Prepared from a ire8Crij.4ion rf ir J. Clark , J. J) PAytician Extraordinary Uj the Queen. This Invaluable medicine is unfailing in tbe care of all tbo.-e painful and dangerous dueases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderater obstructions, and a peedy cure may be relied on. TOirXAKitlED LAMi;S It 1 pculiirly suited. It will In a short time bring on the monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government stamp ef Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. The min thölud not UUken by Ftmalu during tht TII2S7 TU REE JIOyTUS of I're.gna ney, as they ars The fills should notbettilenby Females during the FIIiST THREE Jf 0X1 IIS of Pregnancy an they are titre t) bringen Hiicarriage, tut aeaity other tim they ars sas. In all cases of Nervoas and Spinal Affections, Tains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitatiun of tbe Heart, Hysterics And Whites, these Tills will effect a cure when all other means Lave failed; and, although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to tbe Constitution. Full directions in tbe pamphlet Around each package, wbich should be earefully preserved. SOLD BY ALL PL CG Gl Ts Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, JOB MOSES, 2T, CortlandtSt., New York. N'. B. $1 00 and 6 postage ftamps enclosed to any authorized Ageut'w ill Insure a bottle, containiug 5ü Fills, by return mail. dec5 deodAwly WANTED. C1 A MONTH! AG ENIS WANTED EVERY- I J whtre to introduce tbe improved Shaw A Clark racily Sewing Machine, the on'y low price machine in the coun'ry which is licen-ed by Grover A Baker, Wheeler A Wil on, Howe, Singer i Co., ant Jiacb-eld-r. All other machines now sold for less than forty dollars each are infringements, and tbe seller and uer are liable to fine and imprisonment. Sdlary an 1 expenses, cr large commission allowed. Illustrated circulars tnt free. Address SHAW A CLARK. nij5dl3m Bid Jefurd, Maine. AyA A MONTH ! I want Agents everywhere, at ?5 I j 1 7U a month, expenses paid, to sell Fifteen Articles, the best selling vr cüered. Full particulars free. Address OTIS T. GAREY, my5-dxw3m Eldleford, Maine. PARTNERSHIP. COIMIMWKIwIIII1HAVK associated with my.-elf in tbe IJvery, Sale And Boarding Mabl Eu:cesH John A. Drew, who irom tbi day has becrrr.e a partner in said business. Tbe business of tbe new tirn wt'.l be conducted at the old stand. No. IU Eat Ptarl trc--t, in tbe rear of tbe Sentinel Building. Thanking the public fcr past patronage, I hope tbey may ee t to continue the same. JOHN B. SUU.IVAN, of SULLIVAN A DREW. Iudianapol., May C, 1S'' myS-dtf Notice of Copartnership. rlIlF. undersigned have tbi day formed a copartnerX ship un ier tbe name of D-jna A Karr.ey, to carry on tbe businrM of Gas fitting. Steam Fltticg and Plumbing business. All work dor.e by us will be guaranteed and done t the lowe.t rates. We ask the public to give us a trial and solicit their patronage. J. C. DUNK. JOHN KARNEY. mix sV K nKY, j GAS & STEAM FITTERS & PLUMBERS, as and 40 Kentucky Avenue. . . . . . i VLL SOr.TS OF FIITLUKU c. uaju at aui times and furuUhed at the lowest rates. niya-dtf ; REN OVATE RS. CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT ! riHE UNITED STATES DTE-HCU5E, NO. SriSOUTB A Illinois street, lniiAnapolls, IndiALA, At this old and well-known establishment, the ladies caa have silks and woolen goods dyed la permanent and beautiful colorr, and gents' garments thoroughly renovated and repAired. w and second-hand dotting bourbt snd soM, !so, apat'.cular branch In ttebu!Le.-i denominated See drawU bilÜA a;able clth. cr tear In any varUient caq be wrought ;At It can not be tu .Y.la to the naked eye. Remember the place, No. H ?oc a llllaoi street. jaalO JOSEPH HARRIS, Proprietor.

INSURANCE

Losses Paid in 46 Years OVEK jETNA building, INDIANAPOLIS. - ; ?J f?SvÄ?f -.:-: trite Erected 1859Owned by the Co. NET ASSETS JÄMARY, 1865, $3,677,362,71. FIRE .A. 1ST ID TJSTJL.JJSriD iAVIATIOi RISKS JlEAcenc'.es In all tbe principal Cities and Tow ns lu the United States. "Applications for Insurance will be promptly attended to. ABROMET & BRADSHAW. mchlS-'Cö-dly INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. EMIGRANT COMPANY. iMERlClX EMIGRANT CO., O JT 1 C JK 5 Chamber of Commerce. Indianapolis, CHARTERED FOR TIIE PCRrOSE OF PROCURING AND ASSISTING EMIGRANTS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES TO SETTLE IN THE STATES. Authorized Capital, -1'ttid up I'upitult - - i0OOOOO öioooo. The object of this company i to import laborer?, especially skilled laborers from Great Britain, Germany, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Norway and Sweden, for the Manufacturers, Railroad Companies, and other employers of labor in Aturca. To accomplish this it has established extensive agencies through these countries, and undertakes to hire men in their native homes and sa!ely to traosfer them to their employers here. A system o complete has been put in operation here that mechanics, miners, (including workers in iron and steel of every class) weaver., and agricultural, railroad and other laborers, can now be procured without much delay, in any numbers, and at reasonable cost. The Company comprises, amojgothers, the following gentlemen: A. G. Hammond, President of the Exchange Bank, Hartford, Conn.; Hon. Francis Gillette, ate U. S. Senator from Conn : F. Chamberlin. H. K. Welch, and and John Hooker, Hartford; Henry Stanly of New Britain, Conn.; A. W. North, S. P. Lyman, and John Williams, yew York; Daniel T. Harris, Prest. Conn. River Kailroad, Springfield, Mans ; K. B. Glllett. President of Hampden KaDk, Westfield, Mas.; Chas. Hulburt late of J. M. Beebe &. Co. Botou; F.C. D. McKay, and Jame C. Saveryof Des Moines. The Company is enabled by special permission to refer to the following gentlemen: ilun. S. P. Chans. Chief Justice Supreme Court V. S.. Wa?binaton, D. C; Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy; Gov. Buckingham, Conn.; Chjef Justice Hinraan, Conn.; Henry A. Perkins Prest. Hartford Bank; Thomas Belknap Prest. State Bank, Hartford; Bank or New York New York; Theodore Tilton, Independent, New York; Samuel Eolles, Editor fpringfield Republican: Prof Caswell providence. It. I.; Kussell A Erwin M'f Co. I. Y. Hon. B. A. Chapman, Judge Supreme Conrt, Mass.; Rev. II. W. Baecher, Brooklyn N. Y.; Henry C. Carey, Fhila.; Hon. Samuel B. Ruggles N. Y.; Hon. Jas. Dixon U.S. Sfntrr Conn.: Hon. Cieo. Ashman Mas.: Hon. Charles Surantr, U.S. Senator Mass.; Hon. Henry Wilson U. S.I Senator Mass; Ex-Got. ISpragne, V. S. Senator K. I.; Hon. L. S. Fo.ter U. S. Senator Conn.; MorTis Ketchum. Esq. Y.; (iov. Stone Iowa; Hon. Jas. Harlan U. S. Seu ator Iowa; Hon. Horace Everett, Council BIulTs, Iowa; Gov. Oliver P. Morton. Indiarapoli. J. IIAli AICO Agent, mS-d3m For the State of Iu liana. RAILROADS. Columbus & Indianapolis Central Rail Way. jr t?t -y-'i" Liriiuu-'Tj ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY H-h, THE 6 00 A. M. train of this rosd will make direct connection at Urtana w ith an express train over the ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN F'or New York ajd Boston an i tb- Oil Regions of Pennsylvania. Time tbe same as by aoy other routes. Through tickets for sale at tbe Union Depot. J. M. LUN'T, Superintendent. F. Cha.koi.ab, General Ticket AgeDt. mv6-di.'w XVI STEIt AKKAIVGETIEKT. O XCIN NAT , SOUTHERN OHIO, .Virlh - Eastern Kentucky. Indianapolis and Cincinnati SIioi't-Liiie o N AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. Hth, TRAIN will run as uuows; Leave Indianapolis. Morning Express 4.10 A M Mail I0.6S A M N ght Express 7.20 P M Arrive at Indianapolis. Morning Express 1.00 P M Mail 7.00 P M N ght Express 1M P U H77Fare tbe same as by any other Route, and tbe speed, safety and coni'-rt of trains equal to the besi lire, in tbe country. TTjA.k for ickets via Indianapolis andCiactnnat RAilroAd." Special .Notice The new track into Cincinnati is complete, and pas-e-gers by this lire are now landed tbe "New Parl Street Depot," Dear tbe Burnet Hjuse, about on mile nearer the businea centre of the city than any other Depot. RUEERT MEEX, Superintendent. W. H L. Nosla, General Ticket Agent. A.- Jcar. Travelin A ce-nt. novli-dtf ACENCY. S. V. ELLIOTT, GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AND EMPLOYMENT AGENT, 7ILL ATTEND TO PROCURING HELP OF EVERY kind, either in tLe cUj or country, ne will pay particular at.entiou to reut.c; sleepiig rooms aLd procuring boarders. Person looking for situations will do well to call at his ofSce, No. 37 Virginia avenue, ooe-baif avar. from Washington street, wtit aide, or aidxessEox liC5. maris d3a

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1865. 1865. ,.4 "Eiphteeii ye n e?tah'ied in N. T. Dfy. ''Only infallible rindy kcown." "Free Jrona Poi-sonR." "Not dsngerouj to tbe numsn Fim:Iy., "Bati couie out of their holes to i'.t." "Costar,sJ' Rat, Roach, &c, Eiters, Is a pa-tec$ed for ÄJ', JfU-e, Jlo tch, Lljil and lied Ants, Ac , Ac, Ac, Ac "CostarV' Bed-Bug Exterminator, Is a liquid er wah. ued to destroy, sLd also as a preventive fur Bod-Bugs, 4c. "CoslarV ' Electric Powder for Insects Is for .V. ..'.',, .V.jhifitt lea, el-ugs, lunrtt on Flints, Itcl$, Animals, de. jrTold by all Dru??-st and retailers everywhere. JrjP ! ! 1 Bkwarb I ! ! of all worthies loiitAtions. JLTSee that "Cottar's" name Is on each Box, Bott'e aad Ha.'k before you buy. lllMtV U. (OST-tlt. XTaiNcirAt. DcroT, S2 Baoadwat, Niw Y.. iJaÖSo'.d by all Druggists And Dealers in indianaro. lis, Ind. 1 8 (J 5 . FARMERS AKD HOUSEKEEPERS Should recollect that hunJrcJa of dollars worth of Grain, Provisions, Lc , are annually destroyed by Rat?, Mice, Ants, and other insects and vermin all of which can be prevented by a few dollars worth of "CostarV Rat, Roach, Ant. kc, Ex terminator, bought and used freely. EfTSce "CostarV advcrtiemsnt In this paDer. 2TSold in Indianapolis, Indiana, by all Druists and Dealers. myll-dAwEm MEDICAL. Galen's Head Dispensary IlatabllBlied in 1850 and Charter by tbe f.cKialnture of Kentucky for Hie treatment of And all Affectiona of the Urinary and Ge of both Sexes. JUST PUBLISHED, A imcivaii: .nCDICAI. TltEATISfc ON VENEREAL DISEASES, including Oonorhoea, Gleet, Syphilis, Stricture, Gravel, gtone. Ruptures, Piles, Fistula, Urinary Deposits, and all Dieases of tbe Kidaeys,Bladder,rrostrate Gland. and Seminal Vesicles, and their treatment, including a chapter ou FEMALE DISEASES, with observations cn marriag. and the prevention of conception. Conlaming a iiciu.tvu cu nuusr, 1 J'lrrf'" -? Spermatorrhea, Seiual and Ner- vfi-. potence in both sexes; tbe effects of these diseases oa the lody and mind, and the Author' Kew Treatment of all these cases in fall, tbe only successful method f cure, with an exposition of Quackery. This work is cot a quack advertisement, but a warning aud a guide for married and single. It is the only book that gives the treatment of all the above diiteasea Id plain English, with full directions for self-treatment, and contaiL much valuable information not proper to mention in a public notice. The work containa&0 pages, and 100 plates and engravings of the above diea-sea. Kent to any address in a sealed wrapper, on receipt of one dcllai Those afflicted with any of the above diseases, before placing themselves under the treatment of any one. should first read this work. OFFICE 3H Fifth street, tetween Market nd Jefferson, west 6ide. To Inaure nafely te all letter, direct to tlALKVS HEAD DISPENSARY Drawer 247, Loaiviile, ly OCt-4-dJ:wlv DOCTOR BIGELOW, Offlce 179 South Clirk Street, Ärner of Monroe, CXTX&IOO, Toat OCce Box, 1M. AU Chronic and Sexual Diseases of a I'rivato and Delicate Nature, treated with nnparalleled success. Dr. Ligolow'a Guide to Health, fjr lalies and gentlemen, is published monthly. &endfritif you think tba writings of a physician whoe reputation extends throughout tbe entire West should Le worth reading. It Is sent in plain sealed envelopes, free of charge. Almost every case can be treated by mail. Medicines sent to any address. Ladies, send f,rr dcriptive Circular of Itttarxe Ilemed'i the latest and f best preventative ofl coorention knuvn. Rooms Separata for Ladle and Gentlemen. CONSULTATION AT OF7ICZ.7SZ2. Ornci norij : From 9 a. ar. to 8 r. at. TnnAtorrho?a or Nervuus Debility, a curewarranted. TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS ElECUTITI DlPAETMENT Of IxDIAKa Bureau or Fijtance. Indianapolis, June 24, lfc64. INDIANA OFFICERS, who fcAve leea or are servlngin the army, Are informed tbat tbelr OrdnAnce Returns will be made up and prc-teeted to the proper Department and certificates cf acquittance obtained, free of charge, by applying to Mr. C. F. Rooker, Chief Clerk State Ordnance IpArtmert, office op stairs over V Ajens hareware store. No. 21 West Wa-bington street. IndiAnApolis. Bv mAking returns, as above directed, ofEcers will not only save all fees, but they w ill he able to settle with tba Government and draw their pay from one to three months earlier tban if tbe business is entrusted to Claim Agents. By order of Governor tfoaro. W. II . H. TERRRLL, eiS-dtf Financea Secretary. FEATHER RENOVATIHC. CASE & LYNCH, II AYING ESTABLISHED THEMSELVES FOR A short time in Indianapolis, at No. 247 Indiana Avenue, from f.ne-fourth to one-bAlf ; aiso giving them all cuslies t t good new feaiaerv Price tl &a per Bed Beds will he taken and Ce.iver'd free cf charge to customers. Address Box Ol. Indianapolis, Ale, orders left At C. Uasson'i Grocery. 233 Illinois street; T. Brslo, 13 Virginis averse; II. H. Lang-tberg Ar Co.. 39 Houtk Merd.An street; John R. Msrot, 233 Eas WAshU-gten street, will be promptly attended to. P.trxac5ccs. Major Will Cumtack. B. C 5haw, o tbe Cr of Drew A baw; William William. City Police. Cash paid for cid and 6w feathers. raar2J-c3s ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. Is&iAiAroias aü Maimoji Rsiutcaa Col Maoisos, Iso , Apnl 3lt, lfc6. fWyUZ anna al election ef Nine Director of thisCcmI panyw'll be held at tbe oce ef the Company, la the City of Madion, oa the fourth Wednesday (2ttJ of "re11! w"1 ?a at 10 'clock A. at. aid cloaed Bi Jrd.r. Ac TCO. POLLOCK, See. apr-23-dtiU nsjli

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BUY A CENCINE WALTIIAM WATCII If re iv. a durable and reliable ti?e-a.fr. BUT A GENUINE WALTO AM WATCn-lte.ta t, aad ia worth double lh j-rice ef tnM woetntMa EagtW and Swls. watchea. CEXCIXE WALTUAM WATCII ES, aaJ- .Preb GENUINE W ALTHAM W'ATCflLS, made tvrra fjr Soidtert heavy ltuntiog-ease, accar.t. tixue pr We get or WaUbe. direct from the uaauXactury, ai keep boo. but the getivi.e. SINGLE WATCHES SENT TO IkiLDIERS wmsm' to want of a titne-keeee, at tne lowt ixweible rate. The trade enppli.j at factory prices, fce ud lr ra'.ar. We also have a Uxre rariety ef Kw prt' 4 Watches, Tine Jewelry and Solid Silvrr w.re W. P. BINGHAM A CO.. 50 Ent Waihington Street, Near Odd r.llow.' DalL GROCERIES. C B. AI.VORD. J. M . CALDWELL. E. B. ALVOED & CO., SUCCESSORS TO ALTORD, CALDWELL A ALTORD, WlioloMalo jDoAlora lax IE110 AUD Hi a las? EAST WASHINGTON STREET. Art n DAILY receiplof fra .da Ceaetaatly on hand ana for aale at t. l.we.t prom large and ortet . Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Tea, Nails, Glass, Woodenware, Soap, Candles, Starch, Raisins, Cigars, Tobacco, Mackerel, ' White Fish, Cordage, Twine, Dye-Stuffa, Nuts, Figs, Dates, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, Whisky, Notions of all kinds & HOSTETTERS AND WJII0O 68 East Washington Street INDIA3JPOLI1, I5B decl-diw LIQUORS, C. A. Eluott. jAnaa B. Etab. ELLIOTT Si ItYAaV', WHOLESALE DA ALARS IN ILL KINDS OF LlQiW SOLD AT TUE Cincinnati Daily Quotations. OS HAXX AT ALL TlAtXA Pare Kentucky Coarbon WIiLJij, ALSO, BRANDIES AND WINES Of different Braxda. IZJ W iLTit those trtaticK lurt Liquor to call ax.d examine for tbemselre. Corcer of MERIDIAN and MARYLAND SU., lodianapoli, Ind. , jra-dAw L1VEKY STAHLE, HC5BT ALUKir, Slew Terh lAvwry bfta)AUt As 5. IS asd U East perl ueM tk. fe a Olecin's Block. Wi4.