Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4557, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1865 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL ruBUsnxD kteet uqkxcxq at WS iBV SBXTIXBL OPPICB k 13 SOUTH MERIDXATf STREET. (COISH Or FCAK.L ITIIIt.) ELDER, RARKMESS & BINGHAM, aProjrriclor.

GROCERIES TATE SENT H 1.ALT01D. J.!.CALI5WXLL. J E. B. ALVOED & CO.. J o trociMOU TO ALTCRD, CALD wklX k ALTO ED, INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1865. VOLUME XIV. NUMBER 4,557.

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Go copy, oa year 1100 Oca copy, 1 Bsoclha. ................ .. 10 Oae eapy.tbre month 1 SO On copy, cn month Delivered by the carrier, within the city, SO cfati per "eeL, payaM. ta the carrier. Agents will b supplied at 13 cents a fl. ify Moatv may ba sent at oor rlk by Eipreaa. prepetd, or in Rea-itered Letter by mail; tterwlae we will aot be responsible for acy loa that may oecnr. City inbecrlters will be held responsible for psperalef? thatf after they Bev. rtaotfd, er when they rtab CbtaUaeotiBmd,n&lartlrU -'ves at tb erScaaf pehUca-Jao. 5 ppr nt witloni prt -payment, r entlLoedlotigf r Um paid for. CofHe. ef the Dan.v Sivtuiucio t bad at the otTca ach moni'.cf, is.4 tbt Wkiilt Strnui each M onlay mondn, neatly eveloped.! cr mailing.

MATER or ADVKHTIII.KU. 3 1 i m I a t b 2 a O t D D 2 sr 2 2' sr' ? 1 b 14... 11l I. I" "- Im 0. 75 l.oo 1. x IM i.w 3 60 1 00 4.00 600 TOO IM 1 11 o 17 s n 3 oo 7 4 tO 00 150 3.0 3 50 3.00 3 50 4 OO too COO l.M 1.60 3.13 3 TS 4.37 6 OO 25 7M 10.00 13.50 11.71 34.35 37.00 30.50 35.50 4500 335, 3 OO 3.75 450 5.35 oo 3 2 3 3 iO 4 47 5 1.25 8 13 7 T.oo a 8 75 10 .00 .00 00 00 00 OO 00 3.37 4.&0 5.63 ITS 7.7 3.75 5 OO 30 7X0 .75 9 OO 10 OO 7 50 11.25 12.50 9 00 10 SO 12 .00 13.50 15 00 .00 1 00 lO OO 00 1JbO 35.00 0 3.75 33.00 .00 45.00 50.00 .00 50.00 55 00 .50 57 50 62.50 SO 5 00 70.00 .00 K5 00 05 00 M.OO 13.00 14.00 1 15.00-17.40 10 30.00 30.25 21 29 50 34.75 40 33 00 40 00 4V 37.50 45.50 52 43.50 50.00 57 55.00 5.00 75 IM 10.00 10 25 UM 13.75 lt.00 15.00 31.35 19 00 25 00 20 SO 3S 60 25 00 35 00 11 a 13 00 15 00 Easiness Notices pabllshed In tb local columns, often Ines or under, will be charged for each Insertion 1; If ever ten Hnea. ten cents per line. Aaaoancine; drat b a witb funeral notice attached, 11; wit beat lotlci frea. Marriage Notices &M cents. Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Eicur-lots, gotten up by .dlvldaala or associations, or by churches, at the re ffular plica. AdTtrtlMmenta leaded and placad under the bead of fpeclal 5tice, If tea lines ar over, will be charged doable the ataal rate. Yearly advertlaera to pay quarterly. Annoaacicf candidates for otScet of every description to be cbarird at the rata of 11 50 for each name In tbe Dally, and $3 In tbe Dally and Weekly, Iba iaroe to b, In all caaeg, paid In advance. WT2EKLY STATE SENTINEL, PUBLISHED IVIRT M05DAT AT Two Dollar and Fifty Cts. a Year. To Club of ten and over at 32 00 a year. raiaaLa unraataaLf ia ajvacb. Each sqvare, first lnnert1on fl oo Racb subsequent Insertion, for each aqnare. 50 A reasonable dedictlo- made to yearly advertl-er. Lee' advertiaent $1 60 per anaare for th firt nTtloa, and tl per sqaare for each anboeqnent ln?er tlon. Affidavits will be mad? without additional charge, If the advertiser furnish the'stamp required bj Government. Legal advertisements Inserted at the expenii of the al raeva erdertna;, and not delajable for tbe les;al proceed -biO. bot collectable at our usual time. PubUberB not accoaauble for tbe accuracy cf legal advertisements befand tb aaseunt charged for tbelr publication. ILXKR, HARKKE& k BINÜHAM, rroprietori Indiana 8ute Sentinel. J. M. T1LF0RD, Prenident Indianapolia Journal Company. INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ADISO.f lILaifTrains Leava. Trains Arrive A.U Mail 11:15 A. M. 3:00 P. X 8:15 P. M. JKrraa.'to.ivii.i.K MAiraoso. Trains Leave. Traich Arrive. Morning F.xpre. f .Oo A.M. NiK'bt Kxpress, 3S A. M Cbicas;o Express, Clucan Kxpresn, Night K i pre ks, 10-00 P. it. KveniLg Expreß 8. 1j P. M laofAnaroi-ia, riRCiiDcnciu kailboad. afna Ixave. Trarc Arrive. 12:40 P. If Mali 3:25 A. M. 10-1. P. M.... Chicago Express, No. 1... 4 4) P.M. liritlTTIIllLlnl Trains Leave. Trains Arrive 13 40 p. M 5SO A. if. 730 P.M 10:45 A. M. 1015 P M 5:30 P.M. Traiu Leave Train Arrlv. 8(6 A.M 12 40 P. M 10:40 P. M. ..... . .. 5:45 A.M. 10-.35 A. M .7 35P. at. HWAArOI.IlAP OIICIRVATI KAll UOAO. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. 6:V A.M Mall 130 P.M. lfr.50 A. M. Accommodation .f-0 P. M. T: 60P. M Express 9 M P. M. 5:00 P.M. Greensbnrg Accommodation, 9:Xi A. M. COICHIC A1I IMDIAMAPOIJICiaTKAI. BAILWAT. TraiaaLvav. Traina Arrive. 1:00 A.M Day Fxprfss ..12:15 5oon. 15 P.M Mail 1:45 P. M 7:55 P. M Ifight Ksprese 10:23 P.M. LLaroaTAiiiB bailboad. Trains Leave. Trains Arrive. 7:00 A. M 1:45 P. M. 4:00 P.M 1115 Sooo. 30 P.M ..Mall 12KP.M. Locurvnxa, saw albajit as cbicaoo aii.ai csami or mi. Ixpress Greencsitle Junction going north 5J0 P M Sein aoutb 1. P M BOOK AND JOD PRINTING. AND JOB PRIM AT TUE SENTINEL OFFICE; DONE IN THE BEST STYLE. BOOKS, PAMPHLETS. CARDS, BILLS, BILLS LADING, CHECKS. CIRCULARS, RILL HEADS. PLANKS, AC. AC. Of all kind a can be better accoiuiu!trJ here than it any oce In tbe city. .Orders fretu as dlslanre Jiaill aart wilh retaspl aad careful alien - i ELDER HABKNES8 4c BINGHAM

Licjuorts,

T. aaBwoar. 1. Sl'lASIAaA. IU:iTIOI) &, JlctfAJl ARA RectiCen and ITholerale Dealeri la FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, VOSOSGAHKLA, RTE A5D lOOlBOS PORT. MADEIRA. MUSCAT. MALAGA WINES, CIQABS, 28 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. AÜF.ST8 FOR DETROIT ALE, OLD STOCK, PALE AND AMBER A AND - ttOjrnojr vorteii. All kind of Alee and Porter for family use. In bottles cr otherwise, kept constantly on hand and delivered la any part of the city. Janl3-dtf DRUGS, MEDICINES. &C. DAILY, REEFER & RUSH, iSoiitli IVIeritlian St., KAJT I5D U5I05 DZPOT INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WHOLESALE DEALERS (XXCLC8ITXLT) 19 HEDIOIHES PAINTS, OILS, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, GLASS WARE, PERFUMERY -AffDSPsLncy (E-oods, A5D PURE WINES AND LIQUORS. Wtt WOULD CALL THF. ATTE?m05 OF DRUGGISTS to tbe above eUblUhroent. and Invite them, when in tbe city, to look, through our stock. Our goods were boo ht when old wae at 1 5Ä, and before tbe additional 60 per cent increase In Tariff Duty, which, we are confident, will enable ns to sell goods in our line very low and yet realise a proflt. We will duplicate any Cincinnati bill fluctuations In prices con-sidfr-d. Orders are solicited. Je7'64-dly MILITARY CLAIM ACENTS. jak n I'r.urij, it..xATiiji ckuwx, sterns y. .ur.". Attorney at Law. DELZELL, BROWN & JONES, MILITARY CLAIM AGENTS -AND ATTORNEYS, No. 37 VaM Washington Strert, IM)IX A1ML1S. l.M). TO r.ESltiNKD, DlSCBAU(iEI) Oil OFFICERS. DISMISSED S th Artuy ia Dvw bein uiustf re t out, and many Olfi.fr will so n be dixbarRed from service, we would call jour attention to our fcil. ties fr a4jutitii( Oiicer acc jwnu aad eettliug claim- against the government. We will procure Csrt-.ftcates of Non-Indebtedness for tfilcers, and promptly adjust tLeir aecoun' with the iirtrrrn Bureaus at Wabicgtoo We dvi Co.l ct Claim for Bck Pay, Bounties, TenU:, Hvrc 1 t In sorv.ee. Ft re k!.cy. Damaged r l-t I'ri-perty, rooerty Lot or Imprrs ed. Quartrmtf r Voucher;., 1 ran d riati- n Claim!', 4 c , Ac We cn al-o M.pp!y Ordi.ar.ee, Clothing, Quarte misttrand Vtedical Aef.:rts. lluster-0ct Rolls ai.d other Hilitrv I'.rr. 4QjrNi cli m-bv.ibt or oM. Oüicfr t.U others :nfreted lu tbe se'tVmfiit of C'la:ma as'ii-t the Governtnent, are ir. ited to call at our clTice, or a.tdre DKUKI.L, 1'KOWX A JOKS, Xo. 2? Kjit Wa-.hit.5t0n street, rnj2-13aj lu.i.njoii, IcJ. TOBACCO, TOBACCO. o, .miM. j. s. rtTBy 71 A I1CI .-I ."! I. Mauufacturors and WIio!saltr, Ko, 22 ml tit Second St reel. ALTON. ILLINOIS UTK HAVE OrJCSED A BIUNCHnOU.E AT NO. T South Meridian street, Indianapolis. Ird , Itrre w w;Il keep cou-antlj oti band all aty les ttt PLTJO TOBACCO. We rejectf-jliy irnitethe tr'e to call a..d ex mir e our stock. We will sella low, if not lower, ttan tbe aasoe stock cau ta bought In this or any tber market. HTkhM dt DBUMJfÜND.

Telegraphic Dispatches.

BirotTXD bx rain lt rot ni Datlt itati urroit. SIOItlVIlVGr HEPOHT. GENERAL NEWS, Dociton of Attorney General. Gon. Wnrron IJoHlnod. GEN. HALLEGK GOING TO CALIFORNIA. Stanton JVot Going to tlcriin. Reception or Governor Pierepont. r REPAIRING JAMES RIVER. Ac, Ac Ac , Ac. Ac. Attorney General .speed's Opinion. Washisuto.v, May 30 Attorney General Speed has piven an elaborate opinion in response to Presideot John-on's letter of tbe 21 at of April last. Ue argues that the right of power of tbe President to pardon and to issue an? proclamation of amnesty, are derived from the clause-in tbe Constitution or act of Congress, wbicb iie quotea. The highest pecesarj power of extending pardon and amccttT can tever be rightfullj exercised, o a to enable the President to say to the offenders- ajainat the law: I now offer you a free pardon for the past; or at any future day when you shall, from battled hopes or after being foiled in darjgerous and bloody enterprises, think proper to accept, I will pre gire you a pardon for the, then, past. When men hare offended against the law their appeal is for mercy not for justice; he proceeds to con-ider the questions" propounded by President Johnson in the proclamation. No doubt he snys, moy persona did between thoe periods take the oath who could not hve done to hd the original proclamttion contained the exceptiona aet forth in the aecond proposition. What are the rights of thoe wha took the oath in that intermediate space of time who could not bare taken it on the 2Gih of March lb64, a purely a judicial question. The facts in such caes are aceompli-hed and the r'tchta arising out of thee facts hare at uched and become rested. The Attorney General, alter considering the proper operation and effect of the tax proclamation, cornea to the conclusion that another proclamation should be issued. Persons, he sajs, should not be iovitel to take an oath ai d to comply with the terms under which they cm not obtiu Grru legal righn It is especially to those who htve heretofore ami would low avail thcinetrcs in good faith of tbe benefits of pardon and amnesty. thl another prcclamtti u ohould be substituted covering tbe, now.pat. Person who have been constantly engaged in the rebellion should kuow distinctly wht they are to do, when and how they are to do it, to pave themselves from punishment in whole or in part; and euch who have been atUicted merely by their treasonable aa.-ocUnom thould be forgiven, and an appropriate condition should be appended to the pardon ol many The grace anl Urur ut tlit Government should n now large and generous, and the operating at.d effect of its proffered mercy should not be left uncertain A a measure to aid iu the suppression of the bite rebellion the late proclamation has done its full and complete office. Now one is desired to aid in restoring order and reorganizing society in tie rebellious States. Reconstruction i- not needed. That word Careys an erroneous idea The construction of this Government ia s perfect as human wirdutn can make it. The trials to which its powers and capacity h.ivebeen subjected iu this effort of rer olution and dismemberment ia the tak to prove principles and power clearly, and well ce flues tliHt which has carried UHSitely through our past troubles. Ours is not a duty to reconstruct or to change Society iu the rebel Sute has not been and is not now in a normal condition nor in htirrnony witb the principles of our Gorernment. Th'.t society has rebelled against them and made war upon the principles of our Gorernment. In so doing it has offended and stands a conricted cuhrit While mercy mut be largely extendei, some of the greU leaders and offenders tnu$t be made to feel the extreme rior of the law; not in a spitit of rerenge, but to put the feal of infamy upon their conduct. The mercy extended to the great nnss of the misguided people can and should be so used as to reorganize society upon a loyal and freedom luring basis. It is manilcslly for liicit good and the good ol mankind that this should be done. The power of pardon and mrcy is adequate to this end. Such conditions, precedent and subsequent, cau legally and properly be appended as will root out the Fpirit of rebellion, and bring society in those States in perfect accord with the wise ar.d.thoroughly tried prir.ciplesBof our Gor ernment. If the power of ptr.io: is widely used. pe;u e will be e!sbli.-he 1 ui-on a ?-ure aiid r-erma-tetit bi.-is. (ritrrnt Aaalgnod to Coinm&lida Mitiitoii not fining to Kcrlln2t.v Yosv, May 3d The Herald' special tiys the General of the regular army hare been assigned as follows: Htl'eck tskes commtud of t!ie Pacific S'.ates; Sherman, Milittry Dirisii n of the Mississippi, comprisiuL' Uldo, Ketituck?, Tennes-ee, bdJ probably l.ouisi.iu; Meade, Cirolina, and perhao other Southern State. Gen Warren has resigned his commission as Major General of Volunteers. General Logan has received orders to transfer the armies of Tennessee to Louisville, Kentucky. The Times' special says that Mr. Stanton i cotgoizgto Berlin. He intends to resign, however It will take $(hI,(0,U0 to pay off the army, atnl the money is re Ir. It is believed that John C. lljeckinridge has reic:.e-i Texas. The Tribune' Wahiugton special stys: The lerer of condolence from the Empress Eugenie to Mrs. Lincoln, although Sim tune since receivtd by the French Minister, i deuiuevl by him. evincing ill feeling on his ptrt Fitdcrick Swtd i? in'VroviLg agaiu. Governor I'ierpout, of Virgiit, mt with an enthusiastic recectiuon his arriv! in Richmond on the CÜih. A large civic and military proces srn escorted him t the Executive Mision. and ai.d an address of welcome was delivered, to which the Governor respu.de I. C.tizen in various purls of the S'.ate continue to prese forward to take the oath of allegiance. 0:i the Mi over took the ot?!i in Fredeiick'burp 1't.e urk if repiirirg the J nie- River and Kat awln Caiiil hs comaenctvi(ioTfrnmeLt agrctin to furnish the necessary machinerv, materials and laborers Neßrofi hate reiurr.eJ to the planttlior a they hd o evert rd and cone to work, and there re now prospects ol fair cryps. GROCERIES, a. r. rLBTcaaa. c. a. PAVinwa. rLKTCIIElt aV DA VI i:, CKNTKAL GHOCKUY, Or ALF KS IX STAPLC AD FINK f! ROCKRIES, Korten aud IJXft!C vinf and Cjars, Gase, -uble, Frtm. Wooden and Willow Ware. Ne. 4 erta Feuasjlvsala Street, opposite the fest OCce.l&dUaapolts. aari-tftf

SPECIAL NOTICES. Tb Ilrldail Chamssri sa Ksaj of Warn. lag and In-tructioa for Toacg Mea. Also, nw and re. liable treatment for Disease cf tte rrinary atd Sexual 8 jteai snt free. In scaled envelopes. Address Dr J . SKILL13 UOCGHTOS, Howard Assoclaüon, PhiladeU phia, Pa. apr4-14wl7 tlTFORMOR THAN TWENTY YEARS MATHr.WS' VE5KTIA5 HAIR DTK ba. stood the test of trial, and Is constantly incre aslnn la public favor. THK VEXET1A5 HAIR DTE Is the best and rbeapet mad. Ita price is only 75 cent. ad4 eack toUI con-

taia. duutle tLe quantity &r dye in tüoe ucally sold for II. THIS HAIR DTE Is manufactured by a peczliar pro cess, which renders It latibilely superior to any dje la market, fkicjr, complete ia one bottle, no preparation Is reqalri-d. which reatlr simpliües the application. IN I'SINtt THIS DTK yoa avoid that aistv, imiap appearance by which dyed bilr and whkeri are st readily recognized, when an inferior article has been used, as It produces a perfectly natural color or any shade that is desired, from a rlcn brown to a Jetty, lustrous black, that will not smut, crock, or Hain tbe clotM&g. Invett 7j cents and yon will be convinced. J Id by all Drop; gikts and fancy Goods Dealers. A. 1. MATnKWS.ManttfACtnrfr. &F.MA8BARSE8 k CO ,Nw York, Wholesale Airents. soylO-deod-ly t-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED the virtues of Bru'i Ckbboji Bittku, If any snch there be, read tbe following certificate frem gentlemen well known In this community, and dealt no more. Its general Introduction Into the army will save the lives of thousands ol our soldiers: LocirriLi, June 3d, IHi. We, the nndersigned, have seen the good effects of Dr. Jobb Bcxl's Cubor Brmu In cae of general debility and prostration ef the system, and believe its general use would prevent dis.ea.-e and relieve much suffering. Among oor soldiers particularly would this be the cae, specially those who are exposed to tbe miasmatic influences in the Southern climate. MAJ. PHILIP SPEKL, Collector 1st. Rev. 3d Dii. Ky. CHJLS. B. COTTOS, Collector or the Port of Louisville, Ky. COL. H. DENT, Provont Marshal General of Kentucky. REV. D. F. BK5DERS0X, Vice President of Sanitary Commission. HAR5EY, HCQHES k CO., Publishers Demycrat. GEO. P. DOERS, Proprietor LouUrille Anielger. HUGHES Sc PARKHILL, Wholesale Dry Good Dealers, Hain street, Louisville, Ky. DAVIS, GREE5 k CO., Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville. n.ART k MA POTHER, Lithographers, corner Market and Third stre eta, Louisville, Ky JULIUS WIX1ER, Clothing Merchant, corner Third and Market sts., Louisville, Ky. CAPT. S. F. UILDkKTH, Of the steamer ilijor Anderson MAJ. L. T. TBUKSTOr?. Paymaster U. S. Army. C. M. M ETC ALF, National Hotel, Louisville, Ky COL. JRSSK BAYLE8, 4th Kentucky Cavalry GEORG K D. PRKyTICF, Louisville Journal. SOLD WrjOLESALF BY MAI LV, KCEFCK A' ICl SII, South Meridian St., Indianapolis. decl6-64-dlywl2toam PETROLEUM. WABASD PIlTHOLffll ! AND coal miNim oo., .-at- -COVINGTON , IND Capital Mock, $3250,000, Divided into 65,000 Shares at $50 Each. IM'ORPORATKD UNDER THK LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. WILLIAM DALE, of New York, President, jUSKfH KIS'INii, Covington, Vice President, V. Ü. KKKK, Secretary, JAMES W. KING, Treasurer. jD iiootoi. Hon. JOSRPH E. McDOVALD, Indianapolis, Indiana. " JOHN K. COFFKOi'H, Uuniington. Indiana. " WM. DALE, New York City. " JOSEPH W. NKWL1N, Attica, Indiana. ' JUS. KlSTINK, Covington, Indian. " K.M. McDONALD, Covington, Indiana. DAVID WKBB, Covington, Indiana. Orncr. South tide Public Square, Coring ton, Indiana. fllllK Company holds by lease, and in fee, about X twenty thousand acre of the most select coal lands in Western ludiana, bordering both sides of the Wabash river. Maps of these lands may be seen at the office of the Company, in Cointon, Ind , at the efflce of Wm. lUle, No. 23 Park Place, X. T.City, at the oftice of Hon. J. K. Cuffroth, Huntington, Indiana, and at tbe office of Roach k McDonald, Indianapolis. A reference to tbe report of the Hon. David Dale Owen, late State Geologist, will show that these lands are situate in tbe midst of tbe finest coal fields of the State, abounding also in salt, iron and other valuable nineral substa- cts. Nearthe mouth of Coal Cretk, where theCoapaay ha large quantities of lands salt water has ben discovered equal in quality to the Kanawha. This water was o'ocured orue 35 years ago by boring, $.on after, the ln ondaea alt finding Its way down tbe Wabash and Rrie Canal, Mr. Thomas, the proprietor, tnding himself unable to coirpete with it, abandoned tbe manufacture. In Lis tonn be encountered tbat which recently disclosed facts prove to have bees coal oil. Tho.'e lands all lie in close proximity to the Wabash and Erie I anal, some of them upon its ha&k Mr. Juhn McManotny, the business aent ot the company, Las returned from a tour tf observation of the oil regions of Pennsylvania, convinced that the lands leased by tbe company, in Fountain and Parke counti?c, has, so f r as the general formation of the country and the surface h.dications present them.-elves, a ftuiij; analogy iu tbe oil and m neral subttanres as fount on French Creek, Pennsylvan'a, where tLe greatest quantity and the most valuable oil is found Mr. McManomy has purchased for the company the muit approved machinery, with all the fixtures necessary for operation, and is preparing with experienced workmen the speedy develop mem of th hidJen treasure of the lands of the company. All the indices of coal oil, found ir. local ties where it has been procured, are strotiply marked in various local ties of the lands of the Company affordu g every rational prospect of sucress. T e company tblrAs it unnecessary to make any other reference to the character of the lands, other than tie report and map referred to. $10C,000 of the stork. bein JJ.Ottl shares, 1 proposed by the Company to be offered in tbe market at on-half its par value, being f2" per share, for the purpose of aidii.g the Company in a rpeedy development of tbo lands. . apriti-dAwtf EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, AVDTBS UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY. OrTXi; ON' TUE COIlNEH Cf T7ASJIISGT0N A31 Meridian streets, Indlanapoli. Three daily Kxprees to Sew Tork; TwSaily Kxprefes to Ctnciunatl, and Two dally Expresses to Chicago aad St.Loili; Ta above Compates are tb only privilea j Riprtt.oi the following reads, vis: INDIANA CK5TR1L: LAFAYETTE CHICAGO; f IIIA2ArOL.!, A PFKD; TEKKK HAUTE k RICHMOND, EF.LLF. FONTAINE 1 INTllAKAFOLIA. Hjarj, paakaares, valasble and freight carried wiu. safety and dispatch, and la charge of special aad efllcleL' messengers. Notea, Bills aad Drafts will K.nnptlr eoUacted 4U. ready returns Dada J. BLTTERHILD. AgectNOTICE. To Carpenters, Stairbnilders, Cabinetmakers and to the Public. rOl'IS KOI.IIt Plain and Ornamental Job Turnj er. Jouth street, between Pennylvati a d Meri-d.aasiree-Keeps constaLtlj co baud a good aiortmet.t Sia'r Pal!i-t-rs and Newel Pom, and tans them to to order. I wjl receive all kiods of orders m turning ia the caMr-et makit g lxe, bed.-tad. tat e legs, Ac. All work done promptly, neat.'y and at rea.osable pneee. L. KOLB. aprlSdSa

QUEENSWARE. CtC.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. C. .1. WOODBRIDGE, IMPORTER OF QTJEEHSWARB, 6 ASL SWARE, TABLE CUTIifiRY AND PLATED WARE. JiyPrices reduced to correspond with the present value of Gold. No. 16 West .Washington Street, Indianapolis, Intl. tnar2i-d3m EMIGRANT COMPANY. mmm emigrant co., O W JL C JK $ Chamber of Commerce, Indianapolis, CHARTERED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROCURING AND ASSISTING EMIGRANTS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES TO SETTLE IN THE STATES. Authorized Capital -Paldtip t'Hpilal, - - 1000,000 ö400OO. The object of this company i to import laborers, especially skilled laborers from Great Britain, Germany, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Norway and Sweden, for tbe Manufacturers, Railroad Companies, and other employers ot labor in Amr ca. To accomplish this it has established exten.-lve agencies through these countries, and undertakes to hire men in their native homes and sa'ely to transfer them to their employers here. A system so complete has been put in operation here that mechanics, miners (including wo-kers in iron and teel cf 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, amojg others, the following gentlemen: A. G. Hammond, President o the Exchange Hank, Hartford, t'otm.; Hon. Francis Gillette, 'ate U. S. Senator trom Conn : F. Chamberlin, H. K. Welch, and aud John Hooker, Hartford; Henry Stanly of New Britain, Conn.; A. W. North, S. P. Lyman, and John Williams, New York; Dai iel T. Harris, Prest. Conn. River Rail-oad, Springneid, Mass ; K. B. Gillett. President of Hampden Bank, Westtield, Mass.; Cha. Hulburt late of J. M Beebe & Co Boston; F.C D. McKay, and James C. Saveryof Des Moines. The Company is enabled by special permission torefer f the following gentlemen: Hon. S. P. Cnas-. Chief Justice Supreme Court U.S., Wa.hi:iflton, D. C; Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy; liov. Buckingham, Conn.; Chief Juntice liinman. Conn.; Henry A. Perkins Prest. Hartford Bank; Thomas Belkuap Pre.-t. Stste Bank, Hartford; Bans of New York w York, Ttiw'ore Tillen. Independent, New Tork; Samuel Botles, Kditor hprirgfield Uepublican: Prof Caswell lYovidence. K. I.; kdsstll i Erwin M'f Co N. Y. Hon. R. A. Chapman, Judge Supreme Court, Mass.; Kev. II. W. BeectT. Brooklyn N.T.; Henry C. Carry, Pbila ; Hod. Samurl B. Reggies. Y ; Hon. Jas. Dixon U.S. Senat' r Conn ; Hon. Geo. AsLmun Mass.; Hon. Charles Samner, U. 8. Senator Mass.; Hon. Henry Wilson U. S. Senator Mass ; Kx-Gov. ,Sprague, U. S. Senator R. I.; Hon. L. S. Foster U. S Senator Conn.; Morris KetcLcm, Esq. N. Y.; Gov. Stone Iowa; Hon. Jas. Harlan U S. Sen ator Iowa; Hon. Horace Kverett, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Gov. Oliver P.Morton lndiarp-lis. J. II .4 Ii Alto, Agent, mS-doii For the State of Indiana. RAILROADS. W t IT E It A 1 1 K A EM EXT. CINCINNATI, SOUTHERN OHIO, or Hi - Eastern Kentucky. Indianapolis and Cincinnati HIiort-Lino JSC V. TL JXLi I2-L O 7( AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 14th, TRAIN? wi.l run as follows: Leave Indianapolis. Morning Express Mail Night Express 4.10 A M ........ ......... 10.50 A M 7.S0 P M Arrive atlndiauapslis. Morning Express 1.00 P M Mail 7.00 P M Night Express 10.U6 P M If7Fara the same as by any other Route, and the speed, safety and comfort of trains equal to tha beet linos in the country. ICfAfk for tickets via ''Indianapolis andCiaclnnat Uvlroad " Irclnl Notice. The new track into Cincinnati is complete, and pagsenge rs by this line are now landed the "New pearl Street Depot," near tha Burnet House, abut one mile nearer the business centre cf the city than any other Depot. ROBERT MEEK, Superintendent. W. H. L. Noblb, General Ticket Agei t. A.S J c ar. Traveling Agent. novU-dtf CARPETS, WALL-PAPER, die. NEW CARPET STORE Xu. HI East Washington St., SchniiirK Old Stu ihI, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE. WE n.VK A LARGK STOCK OF CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, MATTINQS, SATIN DELAINES, REPS PEK1N CLOTHS, Dautask, Luce, Tlualln A; .otUn. Dnm AU ol tie-; Gols har.ng teen purctasfd ttfjrette late advance in tha East, we will e.ll them lower than ew Tork wholesale pnee. Also Ja.t received 100,000 Pieces Willi I'uj r and Window Shades KRAUSS & CALL. e?9'A4-dly SODA WATER. SODA WATER C L A 11 Ji aV CO., Manufactarers of Bottled SODA WATER, Art prparM to scpplj .4toa nd Tvtnrart j tbrtr ordfr at 2SJ Rist Washington Slret. ! j Saloons and Re.tsnrants in the country wt:i be prompt ! if supplied by seudicg the'r orders as above. i a?rr2-d3m

WINES. LIQUORS, ÜC.

WÜTE HOUSE! LOUIS LANG, 29 South Tleridian Street, (SENTINEL BUILDING.) TM PORTER OF RH15E AND CHAMrA5E WI5ES;j X tr.ard aad Cogmac Brandies; Holland Gin; Javaiea sum rod Cordial a. Abo dealer ta Catawba Wlnee, Still ana imparling, w tha njot approved fcraodj; Boarbon Wh.it.ky; Peach Brandy; Catawba Brandy; Stock Ale; Porter and Reer, and. Bitten of vaiioas ktnda. Thea articles are all offered for sale by tha bottle r larger quantities, imiy Kto4 tu or ill on draught. IMPORTED CIGARS and TOBACCO, of the choicaa t ranos, will be kept constantly on band. It 'Having Cued tip a neat establiibmen'. and offer. ing for sale only pur articles and of the best qaality, the subscriber aopa. to receive, aa be aollcita, a liberal a Bare or toe patronage I tue pabuc iaarlT-dtf L0C1S LANG. FOUNDRIES. IIOOSIER STATE FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS. COX. LOUD aflc iECK, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers la STORES, UOLLOtr-UME,lc. ALL OUR STOVES ARK OF THK LATEST AN most improved patterns. Our other work will embrace Iron Fronts. Columns. uaiiway, atui ana uouse casunga, ätc, aVc. w . f ill . at a W (Orders by mail or otherwise solicited, and prompt at tention given. Our prices will be found as low as any. Office, Sales-room and Foundry 1S3 South De wäre street, two squares directly east of the Unloa Depot. OCIZJ PROFESSIONAL. abth at. EAT. JOKATBAB W. 0OBDOB. RAY Ac GORDON, ATTORNEYS AT IiAW, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Offlee, Kos. 10 and 11 New ATalbotfs Building. Seuth of the Postoffice. decei-d6ni NATIONAL BANK. TOE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF IISDIANAPOLIM 18 THK official depository and financial agent of the United States, and will furnish, oa the most favora ble terms. All kinds of United States Bonds and Revenue Stamps, And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, Exchange, Govern ment Vouchers, Orders on Washington, State Stocks and Public Securities of every description. Collections will be promptly made, and every kind of business attended to that belongs to letrltimate banking. Regular customers are only charged 6 per cent, upon Loses obtained at this Rank, and the most ample pre visions are made for the safe-keeping ef Deposits and for tbe accommodation of Depositors. In addition to tbe responsib lity of the United States for the liabilities of the Bank, the Stockholders are lndiId aally re.punaible to the extent of their vtock, ta addition to the amount Invested In such shares, thus affording tbe most ample security to the public. The following are the present Stockholders of ta Institutiona Wra. n. Kngheh, W. R.N of singer, Lewis Jordon, DeloFB Root, Jer. McLene, J. F. D Laniei, of N.T., Gov. O. P. Morton Hon. John J. Morrison, Gen. Lax. Noble, Hon. Oscar B. Herd, Hod.T. A. Hendricks, Hon. David Kilgora, Hon. James A. Cravens, Hon. John C. New, Hon. T. M. 8ullivsB, Rev. Wm. A. Holliday, Prof. C.N.Todd, J. George Stile, George W. Riggs. Robert Browning, W.J.Hollidsy, W. R. Holloway, J. M. Maxwell, Wm. H. Fry, A. J. Hay. R. R. Parker, J. L. Holton, Window, Lanier k Co., J. A. Rosa, Wia.Braden, BenJ. r. TnUle, John W. Murphy, Judgt F.M.Piccb Win. Willard, A. Baldwin, D. W. Noble, W. O. Rockwoftd, Daniel Hennessey. James Powers, J. L. Slaughter, Luclan Ii :11a, VT.8.T. Morton, Barnabas Coffin, Joha C. Hereto, Dr. J. M. Gaston, II. B. FlLch. Dr. J. H. Woodbut Jnc. C. Wright, John Hendricks, A.J. Danforth, Jame Greene, A.D. BUllBgsJy, W. W. Leathers, James Winslow. jalyll Til E INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL DANK, Financial Agent and Designated Depository oftlie United StatesAUTHORIZED CAPITAL CASn CAPITAL PAID IN , .11.000,000 1000,000 WILL receive subcriptiocs, as financial age Lt of tbe Government, for all of Its popular loans . Will collect gold Interest on registered and coupor bonds vn tbe most liberal term. Currency bonda ca.he on presentation when due. Always on hand a full supply f U. S. revenue stavips, fr sale at the rerular d'scount. Will buy and sell all government securities, orders on Washington, coin and exchange in all the principal cities. Will make collection throughout the West and East at very reasonable rates. Will receive deposits, and loan mouey at 6 per cent., on good security Having cnLmited facilities, will transact all kinds of banking business on fair terms and with the utmot promptness. THKO. P. HA UGH KT, Pres't. INGRAM FLKTCHKR, Ca-hier. Indianapolis, December 3, 1164. decs-dly FEATHER RENOVATINC. CASE & LYNCH, AVI5G ESTABLISHED THF.MSKLVF.S FOR A short time in Indianapolis, at J I No. 247 Indiana Avenue, With one of Bi!ey's Patent Improved Renovators, by which Feathers are cleaned fcf all Moth, lilth ar.d UnhealtLy Impuriiie, ittcreasiog their bulk from o-founh to one-balf; a'co gitinc them all the qusl ties of good new feathers. Price 2 GO per Bed. Beds will be taken and e.lverd free of charge to rutomer. Address Box 4SH. ln4ianapoli, alo, order lert at i. uaMu'e grocery, 399 Illinois street; T. Bra'io, 1 S V-rjinia avenue; II. H. Lancetbrg A Co..3J?f South Mer dian atreet; John R. Marot, 3X1 Kart Washington .irret, will be promptly attended to. frrf:rscM.-Ma!or Will Cumtack, B. C. Shaw, cf the lira of Drew k Shaw; William Williams, City Poll.e. Cs-b paid for old and tew feathers. mar?2-d3m MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES. WF. ALK OFFKRIIfG CP1RI0R INDUCTMKXTS y-Tntxm witb a littl. ready means to .tic nr. homes, wr. will seU Lot- Entirely on Time. and erect comfortable dwelling, ballt go workmea and in good style, on the payment of n (as m-ch aa tt improvements will cvt he remaind. to be paid en ay pay-aaetkta not much Boor, taaa a fair rm ao the premises. Having lots la nearly all parts of the city, we can accommodate all within to secure bone; and bav. eg a large amount of lamberea taad. ad workmen ready employed, w. aa erect bnlldiags short aetice M'KKRNAS A PI K KCl. tpQ-dtf al Karate ire

SECOND HAND STORE. SECOND HAND STORE, .?33 Washlngtoa Street, lifta r tbe Mlg- Hand. I FURNITURE and Stoves. T.nware acd Disles ia cam 1 plete variety. A! U kieds of Hobm rtrtlihlr i Gacds. J. R. MAROT.

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-A5DEAST WASHINGTON CTRCCT. Ar a DAILY raced? taf fras jaeds Constantly on hand and tor aale at the lowest prlcaaa large aal assorted stoestf I Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, t Rice, Tea, Nails, Glass, Woodenware, Soap, Csindlcsi Starch, Raisins, Cigurs, Tobacco, " Mackerel, White Fish, Cordage, Twine, Dye-Stuffs, Nuts, Figs, Dates, J Brandy, Gin, Runt, Wines, Whisky; Notions of all kinds & IIOSTBTTBUS JKD WJHOO Dfi D 68 East WastingtoD Street. ISDIAÜiPOLII. INL , decl-da-w ! LIQUORS. C. A. Elliott. Janti K. Rraa. KLLIOTT aV ItYAIV, WHOLESALE DAAIJLRJ 15 ALL KINDS OP LIQUORS 1 SOLD AT THK Cincinnati Daily Quotations 03 H13DÄ AT ALL TIM E i Pore Kentucky Bourbon Whisky, AtSO, BRANDIES AND VINES Of different Br iE da liy We invite thoee wantirg Pure Liquor to oall and eiamlne for the m? elves. Coraet- of MERIDIAN uxi MARYLAND Sts., Indianapolis, Ir d. !yia-dAw COMMISSION MERCHANTS. iKWisp. aat-r. c. c. towubbo. Kl'l V T(I.MMSO., PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, fto;. 37 South Jle.-ldinn Mreel, INDIANAPOLIS, D HALF. RS IX GRtlN. HiUR. BUTTER, EGG, PoulU-y, Otiiuns Pet a toe. Beans, Ore n and IJrWd Prut's, Ac , Ac. The highest price paid -i Cah for all k!r;d f Co n try Produce. Liberal Ca-h a ivsr.ces made on Consignments, war I4-d3tn "THERE IS NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL" 'n? yak. aa oa tv xi: tt pj COMIOUXD EXTRACT OP ci in; IIS A.M COrAIIM, ISA SL'RK,CRRTA1N:a5D SIKLT CUKE FOR ALL diease of tLe Bladder, Kidneys and L'nnary Organs, e ther In the Mile rr Fennle. frequently perforitir.g a Perfect enre ;u the .Lort tpe of three or four days, aud alwaj . in le i im tban any .Iber rreparatioo . latb use of TKW AM' COM PUCM) EXTKACF OFCCBIBI A!f UL'OPAlIiA, there Is no Leedtfct-LLiiemett or change of diet. In Ita ant rored form of a fae, it . entirely tateie, and cauea to anpleaar t KeL.ati-a to the pa Leh, ah d o- expire, it r.ow acir.oa!ffd ty tb rao.t learned in tb rrofer-n that in the ahoftesMt cf dwtaiet, Ci.tj-t ai-1 Copaita are tbe illy two resae4.es known that can le rei;e j u;a with any eertalutv 0 f acre. TARRANT'S COMPOt;:t F X TRACT O CUBE RS A STD COPAIBA SKVKR FAILS. Manufactured only Ij T A K It A 1 T 4k : O . , 7i Crtenwica Street, New Terk. IT?oU by Dn-e Eists all e-ver tbe Wtrli. aprtllly HOTELS.

MACY HOUSE, Corner Market & lllinoiu INDIANAPOLIS. I.L. . E. PENTECOST, Proprietor. 1TAKE PLEASURE W A550C5CI5G TO XT friend and numerous patroba. that 1 aas bow .a-tahli-hd In th s hc-.wLirh I bav. retm?hed aa4 fcow thrown eja for yr reception. I take th- cfp .r.uiiity f thaLktcg my t&aoy former friend for their pairoaaf. artx.( the tw year, wiui 1 w at cobd actis the rtebtal Uwe. and U1 at ad t.ase U rlad to e tkea at cy M m s'.atd. toys-4tr x. PrjrrxcoT.

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