Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4558, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1865 — Page 1

DAlLV STATE SENTINEL rTBLWHED ITIST MOfcNINQ AT TOBOTSBNTISBtOPFlCB li 13 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET. (coiSEt or riAtL mirr.) ElOER, RARKHESS & BINGHAM, Mropritor.

cnocc?Ticc. rm B. B. ALTOED. H J.M. CALDWELL. K2. B. ALVCfRD & CO., j -LUo TCCEASOIS TO ALTOXd'caLDTILLA ALT01D, VOLUME XIY. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., THURSDAY 3I0HNING, JUNE 1, 1S65. NUMBER 4,558.

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00 M Delivered by U carrier, within the city, SO teste per A.payaM to th carrier. (oti will b supplied at 15 cents a week. JJMoaiT may b rt at r risk by Express, pre atd.orlD Rrter-d Letters by mail; t aerl will not be responsible for any loss that inayoccar. City aot-Ttl ra w 0 b bld rspnIbt far ppn left tteoaee edVr they bar raraorrd, or when they wak thm diseottliiaod, unlets oi1re !s given at ta arcf publication. 5 ppr ant with. pr payment, or ontlcoeJlorger than pai4 for. C"pie f th Dan. 9 ma at-cao b bad at the oGc each mornitf, a od tb Wmir fiiruit each Man lay mornlr.g.aeatly Tl.pesV. r mailing. KAXKN OF ADVr.ltTMINU. ' 1 i 2 o a. 7 7 0 . M... d. 1 It... l-.J X1.! 113 .L0 i.m 2.25 m S 00 S.7a 4M 00 TM 10.25 13.75 15 00 1 00 20 tO 25 0 l.&o 2.00, 3 AO 3 00 ISO 4 On a.oo 00 00 IK sit 3 TS 4.37 i oo 25 7 50 10.00 3.35 2.00 3.7& 4-50 5 2i 00 7 BO 3.83 2. SO 4.37 25 113 7.00 75 3.00 4.00 S.oo 00 7.00 00 to oo 12.00 100 30 00 2 50 40 00 45.00 SIM 57. tO 75 00 3.37 .SO 75 7.87 00 11.35 13 tO 1 00 32 50 23 75 4500 50.00 67.50 6. 00 85 00 ' 3.75 i 5 Ml .XO I 7.50 S.75 ! 10.00 I 12.50 15.00 ! 20 00 ! 1.00 1 Xi 1 Sfl I.T5 1M 2 &0 BOO 4 00 t TOO IM 15 9 00 10.50 13 00 14 00 ISO 17. So 30.00 33. i5 250 34.75 33.00 40.00 37 50 45 50 43 tO 50 00 55 00 5 00 10 oni n 60 13 60 1 75 19.00 24 35 21X5 27.00 25 0 30 50 2t .to 35 tO 35 0 45 00 25.00 33 00 50 00 &5.0i 3 50 70.00 5.00 li.ea ra-jVS.OO In 15 0 Business Notices published In the local column, of ten tit or on.lfr, will b charfd for ach Insertion 1; If Tr Ua Unai. ta ntt pr lirie. AoiKniBin; )a(b wUb fnnral notfc attached, fl; wltbaat Botlca frc. Ifarrlaza Notiert t crnta. Notlrra of FetlTal, Plcnici aud F.curMr., f oiteu np by .diTtdaala ar aaaedatloa, ar by cbarcbea, at tba regular price a. AdTrtlmnta levied aod placed under tbe brad of fpdal 9tlca, if trnUnra ar over, will be charged double tba caaal ratea. Tearly adTertler tepay quarterly. JLBQooBcicg aaadidatei for aQre of orery devrlptiot. tob cbarred at tbo rata offl tOforeacb came In tb Dally, and 93 In tba Dally and Weekly, the tama to be, in all eaaet, paid In ad ranee. WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL, FUBLISHZD XVKRT MONDAY AY Two Dollar and Fifty Cts a Yrar. To Cluba of ten and over at t3 00 a year. F AVAS LS UTAUAkLT tM ADV AliOm. mr ja-1 S m 31 am A . Kacb aqnara, first Insertion ftl Cacb anbseaQeDt Insertion, for eacb aqaare. 6 A reasonable dH iCti made to jrarly advertiser. Iesl advartiemnt 1 f-0 per aqoare for the first nsrrUo, and SI per tiaare fur eacb ubeqoent toerttoa. Afiidarita will b mad without add.tlonal charge, If tbe adTertiaer furnlh the'Mamp required b meet. j Legal advertisement inaerted attbo epna of tba at.oraeja ordering, a&d not delayabl for the legal proceed -toip, bot eollec table at oar aaaal time. PublUber not acoaatAbl for tba accray of legal adTertlemnt btoad tbo aaonnt charged for their pahllcatioo. ELBKR, HARK9KS3 HlNdHAM, Ptoprietora Indiana State Sentinel. J. M. T1I.FORD, Trenident Indianapolis Journal Company. INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE. ADIBOX a A I Lao A I - Trais Lear. -: A.M... a oo p.m... Trains Arrlre .. 11:15A.M. . . 16 F. U. .Mail. tmanoiTttta aatiaoaD. Trains Loave. Traino Arrive. Morning Express. f.Oo A.M. Niht Kxpre, 3 V A.M Chicago Eipresa, Chicago K.xpre5, Nicht ExpreN, laOO P. M. Evening r.ipre- 8.1.' P. AI t diab AroLi, raar Aim csicauo ailaoad. alns Iave. Tram Arrive. 13:40 P.M Mai? 9:25 A.M. 10-15 P. M.... Chicago Kspreaa, No. 1... 4 4 P.M. - - lararirraaAii aetr Trains Ioavt. Traine Arrivo t3 40 P. M 5:3 A. M. 7.30 P.M 10:45 A.M. 10.15 r M raaaa sitrrs aanaoAD. 5:30 P. M . Trains Loavo 05 A. M 13.40 P.M 10:40 P. M Train Arrive. ..5:45 A.M. .10:35 A. M . .7-35 P. M. IIDIAMArOMI ASP riHCISVATI AILfcOAI. Trains lioave. Train Arriv. 6 50 A. M Mail 12:0 P.M. IÖ.S0 A. it Accommodation 6.MP.M. T: 50P. M Kaprcs 55 P. M. i:00 P.M. Qrrensburg Accon.modation, 9:35 A. M. coLmics asn iintasaroiis ctsTaat aaitwat. rrainatavc. Tratn Arrt. COO A. AI Day Express ..lilS Noou. IIS P.M Mail 145 P.M 7.45 P. M Wight Kxprea 10;22 P. M. aaLLaroaTAiaa aaaaoan. Trains Laa. Trains Arrive. ?:00 A. M 1:45 P. M. 4V00 P.M 12:15 Noon. 8:10 P.M Mall .12 22 P.M. t-OCMIVUXK, IIW A LB AW AUD CMICAOO BUAlLOA CI ASOr er Ttiaa. KxprfssOreericastle Junction going north 5.50 V il 9olng soutb l.W P M DOOIC AND JOB PRINTING. 5 AND JOBPRIHTI. AT TUE SENTINEL OFFICE: DONE IN THE BEST STYLE.' BOOKS. PAMTHLETS. CARPS, BILLS. IULLS LADING. CHECKS. CIIUTLAKS, HILL HKADj, KLaNICS, AC, AC Of all kiuds can be tetter sect a niotiated ker that, tt any afT.ce in tba c.ty .ilrdrr. Irani a dUlaitre anwiiciila proiupt aantl carrlul aalte nlta ELDER HARZNES8 4 BINGHAM

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LIQUORS. T. atDUOM. j. Ki:i)HOM A: .TIcXATIABA Rectifers arid Wbole-al Dealers ia FOREIGN JND D0.MEST1C LIQUORS, MONONGAHELA, RYE AND r.OUEDON

r I-ORT, MADEIRA, MUSCAT, MALAGA WINES, AND CIQARS, 28 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Aurms for DETROIT AIE, OLD STOCK, PALE AND AMBER A -A5D All kinds of Ales and Porter fur family uie, in bottles or fcfLerwice, kept cois'ant'.y cn Land ard delivered in any part of the city. Janl3-dtf DRUGS, MEDICINES. UC. DULY, REEFER & HUSH, South Meridian St., KJLST ESD C103 DXPOT INDIANAPOLIS, IND., WHOLESALE DEALERS (EICLCSIVELT) IN HE-OI0IHE8, PAINTS, OILS. Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, GLASS WAR ft. PERFUMEEY -A5DJ Fancy Goods, AND PURE WINES AND LIQUORS. Wli WOULD CALL TI1E ATTENTION OF DRUGGISTS to tbe aboe eitatllbment, and invite them, when in the city, to look tbroueh our ock. Our good wert bousrht when gold was at It S, and before the additional 50 per cent increae In Tariff luty, which, wa are confident, will enable us to s ll good in onr line very low and yet reallxe a profit. We will duplicate any Cincinnati bill fluctuations in price conaiitered. Orders are solicited Je7'U-dly MILITARY CLAIM ACENTS. sat. ( kl ir i.zf 1 1 . loaATit s auows, aanTow i. jo.vs. Vtti rney at law. DELZELL, BROWN 4s JONES, MILITARY CLAIM AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, No. 37 East Washington Street, IM1A. Aroi.l. l.M). TO RESIGNED, D'.SCn KGED OJ OFHCERS. DISMISSED VS tbe Army is now t errg must.re ! m, and msny 01f. e s will so n te d:M.ha-ged from srice, we j w .ulJ ca:l your attent on to our fami lies fcr aijusting I t:cer .ucan' and sett'irg claims a$a:i.st the g.vern- ' roer.t. Vs :'. privure C.rtificatea of Nn-Indebteineh for t'ffcers, ard p'emptly ad ut their accour.. with the ditVrr.t Bureaus at Ma?tirgtcr' We a!. Co I -et Claims fr Back Ptv, P...ur.t;e. Pen-'..-r.. Hor- .t lu sr ice. 1Y xe tiiey, Haniat.l or , L-t l'r irty, 4 ro-erty Lost or Imprei-ed. tuarterma1 ter' Vouchers, Iran d- rtati- n Cla m, A c , ac We cn al supply tr ii ance. Clothing. Qaarterra.ter and M.ucl ern.s, Mutrr-Oat Koi.s and othr j Mtiit.ry Per. 1 Hayo t:a in bought or cM. I ITlicer. aid others t it r-ted in the e Cement of Clattii . nt fhr (iover:imf ot, are mi-e.! to ca'.l at I our t f.'..f, or address I'KUF.Ll.. FROWN A joF.S. Ho.2 Kast Wahineton str.ef, , mj2 d.tr.i lnvi.anapoli, l:.d. ' TOBACCO, TOBACCO. . a. mil j . s. rax JlYr.KS aV DIU j . s. p.rs.osD Jlanufacturcrj. and UholMlers, ,io. JJ:inil 21 SrcoiulMrcet, ALTON. ILLINOIS UTK HAVEOPKVED A BRANCI1 HOUSE AT NO. " 7 South Vfer!d:an sfeet, InJ:anaro'.i. Ind., aere aerp constantly on hand all styles cf PLUG TOBACCO. W r.-pctfui:j tuTita lae trade tocallaodex.mil. our stKk. vt wiUM-ii a. low, ;f not lower, than the aae Hoc can U bvagtt lo this or any other market mar-d:f MTKRJ A DBUJOIOND.

Telegraphic Dispatches.

itrrtTTD sxrusaLT rot n paat itats itmiit. :IOIIVIIVO REPOItT. GENERAL NEWS, DEATH OF JUDGE CATRON. Delesntion from Alnbninn. Sec. Mallory Bound for Fort WarrenAO. 'C. AC Vf.. A.C. Uealli ol Jndir Catron- Delrjf ration from ;livillc on thrlr oy to athlligton. Nashvllk. Mit 31. Hon. Judpe Catron, Aociate Justico of the Supreme Court of the UnittJ Sute?, dipi in this city lat ereLiL Hon. John C. Hradlej, Col. iicbold Divi and JuJe Parsons, of AUbirru, are here tn route fori Washiuctou to confer with the President relative to the reor;ti)izition of the clril governmctit of AUbaraa. The 8??et8 of the State Uar.k are now beirjg couLtetl tit the Capitol. ll'jwdi Cobb was paroled tu vi$it his Urnilj. Secretary Mallorj and Senator Hall left jeterdaj fof Fort Warren. The r?bel official of the State Buik, Hay, liittleand Dunlap, are out on pirole. I Pittsbi . May 31. Rifer six feet by the pier mark: Weather cleir and warm. PETROLEUM. WABMII PliTIIOLfflll ! AND GOAL MINING CO., AT COVINaTON, I3STJZ ; Caillal stock wDivided into 65,000 Shares at $50 Each. INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THR STATR OK INDIANA. WILLIAM I) ALK, of New York. Prei-ident, JOSKrH K1S INrf.CoviagtoD, Vice President, W. Dl KhhK, Secretary, JaMKS W. KING, Treasurer. 2D ii'octoi. JOSRpn K. McDOSALD, Indianapolis, Indiana. JOHN K. COrTKO.U.Uun ington. Indiai.a. WM.!)ALK,New Tork City. JOSKi'U W. NaWLiN, Attica, Indiana. JOS. EtäTOK, Covington, ndiana. E. M MCDONALD, Covir.Rtun, Indiana. DA Vll WfcHB, Covington, Indiana. Hon, 14 ! 4 t Omct. South sitlt Public Square, Coring ton, Indiana. fllHE Cocipany holds by le.e, and in fee, about 1 twetity th..usai.tl acres of '.he most select coal lands ia Wettein ladiaua, bordering bjth sides of the Wabaah rier. Maps of these lands may be seen at the offlce of the Company, in Covington, lud , at the office of Wm. Dale, No. 23 Park Place, N T.City, at the offlce of Hi:i. J. K. Coflroth, II'jntii:gon, Indiana, and at tbe ofilceof Koaoh A Mcluld, Iii1iimpolis. A rtferene to the report of the Hon. David Dale Owen, late IState Geologist, will show that these lands are situate i:i tbe uiidst of the finest oal fit his of he sutr, abounding also in salt, irou ard other valuable ni.rieral subita cm. Neartbe utoutb of Coal Creek, where tbeCompanj L. large quaniiies of land a!t water h ben discovered equal in quli.y to the ttarawha. This water was urocured fTa ?5 years ago by boring, toon after. be On ndagA Alt Unding its way down tbe M'abash and Krie Cai.al, Mr. Töorua, the jropr:ettr, tnJing hime!f unalle to con pete with It, abanJ. ned the manufacture. Ia his boring Ue eccouLtere-t tbat wbich recently disclosed facta proe t- have beea coal oil. Tho.-e lands all lie in close proximity to the V abash and Krie ai al. socie of them upon its bai.ks. Mr. John McManomy, the business agent of the ccmranj, Las retiumed froa a tour ot observation of the oil region of Pennsylvania, convinced ihat the land leased by the company, in Fountain and Parke countiee, has, !o ftr as the gemral formation of the country and the nrface ii dicjuions present themselves, a stong analogy iu tbe oil and mineral substaDcea as founl on French Creek, IViinsIwan.a, where the greatest quantity and the most valuable oilbfour.d Mr. AlcManumj has purc based for the company the tnot approved machinery, with all the ß Mores necessary for operation, aud is preparing wth experienced workmen the speedy develop tneui of the biddeu treaure of the lauU ol the company. All the ind.ces of coal oil, found in local ties where it ha been prof tired, are fctronely marked in various local ties if the lands of the Company affording e very rational prosct of .success. Tre company thinks it unnecessary to make any otter reference to tbe character of tbe land-, other than the report and map referred to. l0C,lKa of th .stork, being 2,lNiO rharfs. Is proposed by the l ompany to ba offered iu tbe market at on-ha!f I it par value, being per bare, for tbe purpose of ; aiding the Compauy j:i a speedy development ot tho j lands. " apr2'-dwtf j DOORS. DL'.NDS, &C. if i:ii c"i:i iiicisrj. WAKKi; TATE, DOOR, SASH & BLIND No. 38 South New Jersey St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. W W AVIViI on t .n.t a l.rc-e fiirV ' Il.inrs R'ifu'i 1 M. Sash, frsmes, c. I am seeing the same at great- i ly reduced prices. All cf ray manufacture is war;anted I both as to materials aai wor.ruanhip. ! I"ea!er ar d Fu Idrs are solicited to call a .d examine j a y stock aLd prices before purcha it g elwbere. ; A la l a.oc of Jjoring, Dressed Lumber, Weather Board. eg. Molding. Brackets and other Matmfsctured Hui d:r.g M.tt-r al alas n band Flooring worked and Lamber !reed and s iwed to erdtj myl3 d3ra REAL ESTATE ACENCY. McKernanfe Pierce, REIL ESTATE AGENCY Firt Door Fiist of Palmer Ho u still' STAIKS.) rK H A V K FUh S ALK HUU3KS AD LtTT? 1 UeCtr f ls J acapc':, and Fares and Fartaing Lands in tii State. a:td will sell lower than cai be purcb.d :fbfrf b31-dAwtj HEAL E STA IE AG Ii NTS. AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, No. 201-2 North Illinois Street IlMlitl Hit XI t, IikI. S dlv i. ivr.it v r " II KNUT ALLKN, ?ew Yerk Livery and SaleSt.. i Nos. tS ar t 1 R.t ' t-..r. n -t. t r tom: iio a i.e. 1lLAl A w LDER'S CKLKBWATKD TOLEDO ALE, 1 in barrels anJ half barrels. For aal by J.4aLU3CA5, Agents, mar-dtf TT South Meria!as str?, IcdianspeÜs.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Ilridal Clianiber aa Enay of Warn. Inf and In traction for Youm Men. A! no, new and reliable treatment for Dieaef the Uriuary and Sexual Sriieni1 eent free, io ealeu'enrelope. Addreoa Dr J MULUN HOCÜHT05, Honnrd A5ociatnn, Fbiladelphia, Pa. apr4-dA ly HTFOR MOHE TH4N T WENT Y YEARS MATHEWS' VENETIAN UR DTK baa tood the test cf trial, and ia conntaMly inc ainjr in public far or. THE VENETIAN HAIU DTE ia tbo Ut and cheapest made. Ita price Is cn.'y 75ceata, and eacb bott.'e contaia double tba qoa&tiiy of io in tbo u-naily sold for 91. THIS I! A IB DTE 1 manWactared by a peciliar procass. which renders iltsrlitily superior to any dye In market. Reins; complete in foe bottle, do preparation U rrquirtd. wbich areatly aiphCea the application. IN L'SING THIS DYE yoa troid tht acsTT, pead appoararKe by whkb dyed b 'ir knl whiskers are readily recoirnlted, wbei an inferior article ta been used, l; paeduces a perfectly natural olor of any bade that I desired, from a nca fcruwn.to a Jtiy, lu-trou black, that will cot amut, crock, rf tain the clctiict;. Invest 75 cents and yon will be co-l.inced. Sold ty all Dm? Ki nd Fancy Good DAle-. A. 1. MliTHEVTS.yanufACtnrer- - DEMAgBARSEj 4 CO.NU York, Uoule ARents. BiylO-deoa-ly LET THOSE WI0 HAVE DOUBTED the virtues of Bcix's CaomoafSiTraaa, if any such there be, read the following cert:?icat frain fentleeien well known in this cotib unity, an doubt no more. Ita general introduction i'tto the army will save the lives ot thousands ol oar soldiers: IffcnTiu.K, June 3J, 1QG3. We, the nuderie;ned, bava ieaa the Rood effects of Dr. Joh Bcll's Cxpaoa Kirrxaa ii ca.e of general debility and prostration of tbo systri, and believe its general use would prevent disease ejj.d relieve much suffering. Among our soldiers particularly would this be the case, eapeoally thane who art excited to the miasmatic influences in the Socthero ciicisje. VAJ. PHILIP SPKEL, Collector Int. Rev. 3d I . Ky CHAS. B. COTTON, Collector of the Port of ' ju'.sville, Ky . COL. H. DENT, Provgt Marshal Gener.- ; of Kentucky. I1EV. D. T. DENDERSON, Vice President of Kan!t-y Commissioa BARNKT, HUGHES 4 CO., -Publishers licyrrat. GEO. P. D( ERN, I Proprietor Louisville A I seiner. HUGHES & PARKHILL, Wholesale Dry Goods lalers. Main treet, Louisville, Ky. a DAVIS, GREEN A CO., j Wholesale Shoe Dealer Main street, Louisville. HAKT A MAPOTHEK, Lithographers, corner parket aa i ThlH street. Louisville, Ky JULIUS WINTER, i Clothins; Merchant, cor:r Third and Market sts., LouUville, Ky. 1 CAPT. S. V. I11LDKKTH, I Of the leamer Major At dersoti MAJ. 1 T. THCKSTUK, Paj-master U. S. Armyk C. M. M ETC ALF, j Natioual Hotel, Lcuisvi Ir, Ky COL. JKSSK li4TLES, I 4th Kentucky Cavalry I GEORGE D. PRENTICE, Louisville Journal. k SOLD WHOLMiALE BY IIAILV. KIICFKU A' 1CIJSI1, 73 Soutb MA diaa St.. Iudiananolia. declG 64-dlyA wHtoam I 1 THE GREAT ENGÜSH REMEDY. SIR JAMES I LARKE'S Celebrated Fcfnale Pills. PROTECTED Ä -LETTERS BY ROYAL ' -ü' I (II Will I of Sir J. t'uri, J. D rreartd frv'ti .t j rrxcr.'jti Tuts invaluable medV:i.e Is wifalling in the core of all tbo-e painful aud dangtrou. sii' eases to which the fehiale CKtistiiutiOH ii eubject. Ir inoderatec obstructions. and a speedy cure ssy be relief cn TO JIAItlll II j LADIC it 's iecnliarly suited. It will i a hört time bring on tbe monthly per od with reguls ity Each bottle, price Oue Dollar bears th Government stamp of Great Britain, to prava.t counterfeits. TKe 'Lis hull nt betU FIRS 7 THREE JfOXTUS of by ft male during th ejnamy, as ikty are I'M thould nitbel ike-y females Jutinj the FIRST TUR EE JJ0X1 IIS f irgnar.ci,aa they are uure In bringen Jfitcarria, , but ae any other tiin4 tty a4 tat. : In all cases -it ervoas and J-linal Affections, Paina in the Back and Limbs, Fatiju o-l.lijjht exertion, Talpitatlon of the Heart, Hyaterics and'vbites, theae Pilla will effect a care when all other metis have failed; and, although a powerful remedy, do iM contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful tf the constitution. Full directions in the pamphl around each package, which bhouid be carefully presef ed. HOLD BYALL&1CG GISTS del Agent for the Unitei'l-tate and Canada, JOB HOSES, 27, C Ptlandt St., New York. N. B. $1 0 and 6 postage ftjips enclosed to any ashorirrd Agent will Insure a bor containing 30 Pills, by retnrn mail. f dec5 deodAwly EXPRESS COljlPANIES. American Exprels Company, AUD TB? UNITED STATES EXPfvtSS COMPANY. o FFICE ON THE CORN'EK '? VTASEINGTON AN! Meridian atreota, Indiana). Ii. Three li.Hv KinrrsnM tu n TnrkTwo daily Expresses to Ciinnati, and Two daily Expresses to Ck I ago and St. Louis; Tha above Companies are tha 1 !y privilegsdRrpressoi the following roaJs, via: INDIANA CENTRAL I LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO; INDIANATOLIS A PERU; a TERRE HAUTE A RICa:)ND, BELLE FONTAINE A i:)IANArOUA. Money, pat tage a, valuables ljd freight carried wiu safety and dispatch, and in char; of special and efficient taestcgeri. ? Notes, Bills and Drarts will betpromptly collexrted anc ready returns made J. rw. JTTE KHILD. Agent NOTICl To Carpenters, Stai ouilders, Cabinetmakers and t! the Public. i II IS KOI.lt, Piain a: ()rnamntal Job TurnA er. ou;n street, oerween nnvivania and Meria.au stree'S. Keeps constantly meiit Siair P.a!!it-r and Newtl n bar d a good assortjst., and turns them to order. Also, all kinds of turnin in b.iild;cg work doce f orders in turning ;n s. table legs, Ac. ly and at reasonable I.. XUI.B. to or.ier. I wi.l receive all kind the cabinet makii t; line, bedte. ail wo: none rvcipiiy, oe prices. aprl'-d3m THE INDIANAPOLIS LSI K A a CK a H I A Y , Is now per?naoert!y org.r, :z:ad ready to i.u. Fir Poi.c.es. f Capital, - - - J- $200,000. Tte Stockholders cf tt! CVif : cop-i wt r-f our mjrt rcrpon;ui c.tuer.. D I It L V I (lit S. A. lLiTCia,5a., W. U. Tai-sirrr, A. L. RiiACHB, A. K. ViTC, K. A(J Tn. l-A Jul K S, aTi'iT-xT, Its A. MttkiK, OfSce at present in th SiLk:riirund Bail l.rg, corner tf Penn-yhania street ard Virp.Sa aense. lOIhe patroLage of 'ha putlc is .olici'ed. Wsi. HK tKSO.N, President. Alxx. C. Jaaisoa, Sretary. I mayl-dmo 1 COPAKTAEIIKIIIP. 11JAVK aocisted w:th cyI' !a the Livery, Sa!e aai Bsrdirg MaMe Eus.cl. J&ha A. Drew, who l.'ura this day has kecrr.e arr-r in said business. The r a-tne. af tbe c- C-rn I;i be cocdarted at the oil stand, "o 10 Za-l Pearl str t, in the rear or th S-Ltxel Ei.JJa.f i Thatk r.g tae public tr pat f Atroage, I hope they may ee St to cwLti&ue th. s- nie V JüUTB. cHLiTAN. of SlSilVAN A DREW. Indianapolis, May 0, asjl &it

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QUEENS WARE, &C.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. C. A. WOODBRIDKE, A atrr, 1MPOKTIR OF QUEENSWARE, G ASL S W A it E TABLE CUTLÜRY AND PLATED WARE. JHrTrke reduced to correpond with tha present raiuc of Go d. No. 16 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, liul. tuaT2." d3m EMIGRANT COMPANY. AMERICAN EMIGRANT CO., u JB? Jt 4U jk , Chamber of Commerce, Indianapolis. CHARTERED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROCURING AND ASSISTING EMIGRANTS FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES TO SETTLE IX TUE STATES. Authorized Capital, -fMld up Capital, - - 1 000000 öl oooo. The object of this company is to iaport laborer?, especially skilled laborers from Oreat F.ritaln, Germany , Belgium, Franc, Switzerland, Norway and Sweden, for the Manufacturers, Railroad Companies, and other emploers or labor in Am- r ca. To accomplish this it has established exrensiv agencies tbrovgh tbese countries, and undertakes to Lire men in their native homes and sa ely to transfer them to their employers here. A system co complete has been pat in operation here that mechanics, miners (including wo kern in iron and ateel of even class) wearer-, and agricultural, railrosd and other laborers, can now be procured without much delay, in any numbers, and at reasonable cost. The Company comprises, amo.ig"thers, the following pentleniPD. A.G. Hammond, President o the Exchange Hank, Hartford, Conn.; HonFrncU Gillette, 'ate U S. Senator Tora Conn : K. Cnanrberlfn, II. K. Welch, and and John Hooker, Hartford; Henry Stanly of New Britain,Conn.; A. W. North. S. P. Lyman, and John VTillian.s, Jiew York; Dai it-l T. Hirn, I'r.sL. Conn. Rier Kail oad, S..rngt!e J, Mass ; K. b. G.llett. President of Hampden Pank, V t stftld, Mas ; Chas Hulburtlateof J. M Beebe A Co Boston; F. C. D. McKay, and James C. Saveryof Des Moines. The Company is enabled by special permission torefer t the following gentlemen: Hon 8. P. Cbas-. Chief Justice Supreme Court ü. S.. Wa.-b.nnton. I. C.; Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy; Gov. Buckingham, Conn.; Chief Justice Hinman, Conn.; Henry . Perkins Prest. II irtford Bank; Thomas Kf Iknap Pret. SUte Bank, Hartford; Ban of New Tork ew Vots; Theo'ore Tiltn. Independent, ew York; Samuel Bodes Editor prir gtield Kepublican: Prof Cawell Irovidence K. I.; Kasse l 4 Erwin il'Li Co N. V. Hon. K. A. Cbapmtn. Judge Supreme Court, Ma.; R.r. IL W. IWe.ber, Brooklyn a. Y.; Henry C. Carey, Pbila ; Hod. Samuel B. Haggles N. T ; Hon. Jas. Dixon U- S. Senafr Conn ; Hon. Geo. shmun Mass.; Hon. Charles Sumner, U S. Senator Mass ; Hon. Henry Wi1mh 17. S. Senator Ma-s ; Fx-Gov. ."prsgue, C. S. Senator R. I.; Hon. L. S. Foster U. S Senator Conn.; Monis Ketchum, Esq. N. Y.; Gov. Stone Iowa; Hon. Jas. Harlan U S. Sen at .r Iowa; Hon. librae Kvereit, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Gov. Oliver P. Morton Indiar ap- li. J.IIAic AltD, Jlgenl, w-d3ai For tbe State of Indiana. RAILROADS. V I XT Kit A It 1 1 A X(i KM CX T. CINCINNATI, SOUTHERN OHIO, Iortli - Kantern Kentucky. Indianapolis and Cincinnati Short-Li no O N AND AFTER MONDAT, NOV. 14th, TRAIN? will run as follows: Leave Indianapolis. Morning Express Mail Night Express Arrive atlndianapelis. Morning F.J press 4.10 A M 10 t- A M 7.20 P M 1.00 P M 7 00 P II 10.05 P M Mail Night Express... irTFare tbe same aa by any other Route, and tbe speed, safety and comfort of traiai equal to tha beit lit:e. in the country. "fAsk for rkketa via "Indianapolis and Cioclnnat Railroad." Special Notice. The new track into Cincinnati is complete, and passengers by this lino are now landed the "New Pearl Street Depot," near tha Burnet Donse, about one mile nearer the business, centre of tha city than any other Depot. ROKERT MEEK, Superintendent. W. H L. Noslk, General Ticket Agent. A.S. i t ar, Traveling Agent. novli-dtf CARPETS, WALL-PAPER, &C. NEW CARPET STORE !So. 1 Cast Washington Sit., Soli iiu 1 I'm Old Stund, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE. VTE RAVE A LARGE T0CK OF CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, MATTINGS, SATIN DELAINES, REPS PEKIN CLOTHS, ItMiunftk, Lace, Tluhlln A: iottlnrbaia All of these Goods having been purchased before tbe late advance in '.he EA-t, we will s-ll tlern lower than New Tork wholesale prices. Also jun received 100,000 1'iece. W illi Pap ,r and Window Mi a ties KRAUSS 6l CALL. Ir.TM.tllf SODA WATER. SODA WATER C L A K It CO.. Manuf.ctarers of Bottled SODA WATER, Are prepsredto Ncpply ial'on and Re.taarai.ti their orders at 2S5 East Washington StretU laloone and Peststirants in the country wtll be prompt ly supp'ied by sanding the.r order, as abov. aprx2-d3a

WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

WINE HOUSE! LOUIS LVIVG-, 21) South Meridian Street, (SENTINEL BUILDING.) IMPORTER OF RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WINE"; Otard atd Cogniac Brandies; tULatd Gin; Jatpaka KQtn end Cordials. Als dealer la Catawba Wines, Still and 8parkUn, of tho mo t approved braoda; Eoorbon Whisky; Peach Brandv; Catawba Brandy; Stock Ale; Porter and Beer, aud Bitten of various kinds Thea ar ticle ar all offered for .ale by tha bottla or larger quantities. Onif Rkm Wi for t U cn 4raffU IMPORTED CIGARS and TOBACCO, of the choicest brands, will be kept constantly on band. JfjPHaving fitted ap a oeat establiahmea , and offer icg for aJe on It pore articles and of tit test quality, the subscriber hopes to reeetre, aa ha solicits, a liberal aharti of tbe patrooagw of tbe pablic marl7-dtf L0C1S LANG. FOUNDRIES. IIOOSIER STATE FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS. COX, LOUD & I'ECK, Manufacture rt and Wholesale Dealers tn STORES, uoLLoir-jriiiE,toc. ALL OUR STOVES ARE OF THR LATEST AN most improved patterns. Our other work will embrace Iron Fronts, Columns, Railway, Mill and Uoae Castings, Ac, Ac. Orders by mail or otherwise nollciteJ, and prompt at tentlon (riven. Our prices will bo fcand as low as any. Oflice, Sale. -room and Foundry 183 South De war treet. two squares directly east of tho Ualosi Depot. OCt23 PROFESSIONAL. MilTIM M. III. JOBATBAa W. OIDOI. RAY & GOIiDOlV, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Offlce, Nos. 10 and 11 New A-Talbott's Building, South of the Postoftice. decfl-dfira NATIONAL BANK. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF IlVXIvVlVVIOLIH IS THE official depository aod financial agent of tha XViited States, and will furnish, on tbo most favorable termr-, All kinds of United States Bonds and Revenue Stamps, And will bay ad aell Gold, Silver, Exchange, Government Vouchers, Orders on Washington, Sute Stocks and lublic Securities of every description. Collections will b promptly made, and every kind of business attended to that belongs to legitimate banking. Regular customers are only charged 6 per cent, upon Lotus obtained at this Bank, and the most ample provisions are made for the safe-keeping af Deposits ana for the accommodation of Depositors. In addition to the retpocslb lity of the United State, for the liabilities of tbe Bank, tha Stockholders ar indlidoally responsible to tbe extent of their stock, in addition to the amount Invested in accb shares, thus affording the most ample security to the public. The following ar tb present Stockholders of th iatltotion Wm. II. English, W. K.Nofsinger, Lewis JonioD, Deloss Root, Jer. McLene, J. P. D Laniei, of N. T-, Gov. 0 P. Morton lion. John J. Morrison, Gen. Lax. Noble, Hon.O?car B. Uord, Hon.T. A. Hendricks, Hon. David Kilgora, lion. James A. Cravens, Hon. John C. New, Hon. T. M. Sullivan. Her. Wm. A. Holliday, FroI.C. N.Todd, J. George Stila, Georg w. Riggs, Robert Browning, W.J. Holliday. W. R. Holloway, J. M. Maxwell, Wm. H. Fry, A. J. Hay. B. H. Parker, J. L. Holtca, Winklow, Lanier A Co., J. A. Kos, Wm. Bradcn, BenJ. P. Tattle, John W. Murphy, Judg.E.M. PiDch Wm. Willard, A. Baldwin, D. W. Robl. W.O. Kockwd, Daniel HenEeiwj, James Powers, J. L. Slaughter, Luc tan iiills, W.8.T. Morton, Barnabas CofBn. John C. Herein, Dr. J.M Gaston, U. B. FiLch. Dr. J. H. Woodbui Jnc. C. Wright, John Hendricks, A.J. Danfortb, James Greene, A.D. BlIllAgily, W. W. leathers. Jamas Wlnslow. Jalyll THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK, Financial Agent and Ocsignntetl Depository of the United States AUTHORIZED CAPITAL... CASH CAPITAL PAID IN... .1.000,000 . t&00,000 WILL receive subscriptions, as financial agent of tba Government, for all of it. popular loana Will collect gold interest on registered and coupor bonds tn the movt libera! temis. Currency bonds ca.bY qd presentation when doe. Always on hand a full supply ,fU. S. revenue stampa, for sale at the regular discount. Will buy and sell all government aecuriiles, orders on Washington, coin nd exchange in all the principal cities. Will make collections throughout th West and Ea.t at very reaaonable rates. Will receive depo:t, and loan money at B per cent., on good security Having anlimited facilities, will transact all kinds of banking business on fair terms and with th ntmoat promptness. THEO. P. HA UGH ET, Praa't. INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier. Indianapolis, December 3, laGa. decJ-dly FEATHER RENOVATING. CASE & LYNCH, A VINO ESTABLISHED THEMSELVES FOR A short time in Indianapolis, at 21 No. 247 Indiana Avenue, W;ta or.e of B.Uey's Patent Improved Renovator., by whicr: Featb.rs are cleaned of all Mfth, liahaiid Unhealthy Itr.parivie s, increasing their bo Ik from one-fourth to orie-balf; a so giin thera all the qa.l ties of goi new fea'hers. Price f 2 60 jer Bed. Fd will be taken and re.ivr'd free ot cbarg to cn'tomers. Addre.4 Box 4X. lr.4;ansprlii, al.o, triers left a'. C. liafcri Grocery, ilrO lll.noi treet; T. Bra-to, l- V-rgmia avenne; H. H. Un.-frrr & Co.. 3 South Merfi.au street; Jahn R. Marot, 233 East Wa-tirglo "ret. wi;j be promptly attended to. KsrckKüccs Malor Will Cumbach. P,. C. Sfcaw, cf tLetrsu or Drew A har; WiUiam VTiUaxna, City Plle. Cah pai! fcr old aad &ew feathsri. oar23-d3m MEAHS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES. lift ARK O FERRING ICPERIOR INDUCEMENTS f t'. Ttoza wnh a little reaij ret an to lecnre h o:ls. We will aell Lots Entirely on Time. a&d erect comfortable dwelling!, bent g workmen and tn good styl, oo tb paynrentof b (aa soacb aa th. tmprovemecta will est the remainc. to b paid on eaj paymenta not mach more than a fa!r vent en tLe ptTnises. Having lots In nearly all parta of th city, w can acoosnmodat ail wl-hlog to weir, a bome; aod bavng a large an cent of laraberon hand, and workmen ready employed, w aaa erect baildirgs on short atic MKICIsNA9A PIKbCE. .p-ftf ' 4 r SECOND HAND STORE. SECOND HAND STORE, lo. 233 i:sit TaatsiDCton Street, Mm sf tu Mis; Hand. I4UHNITrRE and Stoves. T.&wr aad Dishes ia cem pta variety. A- all bi4a of B.m Pmrnishiag Go4a. J. R. MAJtOT.

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? 3 -ASIEAST WASHINCl'ON STREET, I Ar aDAILTrclp4f fres 4 Canataatly oa h and and rr a v a t th Uwt prlr. large aad asaorl ataciof t Molasses, Syri5j), Rice, Tea, Njtils, Glass. Wo(denware, Soap, Candles, Starch, Raißiiß, Cigars, TobUcco, liackcrel, White Fish, 1 Cordage, Twine, Dye-Stuffs, Nuts, Figs, Daes, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, Wllisky,. Notions 6f all Hinds & IIOSTETTHRS k) W.1H00 a , 68 East Waahinfton Street INDIAN POU IHL decl"1Aw LIQUORS. C. A. Eluott. Jam as E. Rfaa. ELLIOTT &5 KYArta WHOLESALE DAALaRS IB ILL KINDS OP; LIQIW SOLD AT THE Cincinnati Daily i Quotations 09 HAIDS AT AJL TIMES Pare Erntuckj Bourbon UhLskj, ALSO, BRANDIES AND WINES Of different Brinds. We in rite tboee want'tg; fare Liquor t o&ll snd ex&mioe for tbemeelre. Corner of MERIDIAN and MARYLAND Sts., Indiinanolie. led. 1y,S-4w COMMISSION MERCHANTS. liwib r . atrr. C. C. Tomutncm. It LIT V TOI LLSO.. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, !to.37 Sou tli .Tlrrldlan street, INDIANAPOLIS, DEALERS IN GIUIN. IWVt. P.UTTBR, EiJOS, Poultry, Onions, Potato, rana, uraen aod Dried r ruit. Ac , Ac. Tbe higbe-t prtre paid in Cah fur all kind, of Co n try Proloce. Liberal Cah aivarire- made an Coos'gnmenta. tuarli-dou "fHERE IS NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL" COMKJt'ND FX TRACT OF CUBE IIS A.I COPAIBA, IS A SLEE,Cr-.RTAl3ND SPEFDT CTJEE FOR AIX d sea.es of the K. al ter, Kids.ysand Urinary Orgars, enter in the Mile or Feruale. frequently prforir.g a Perfect enre in the .hurt space of ttr or foar day, and always Jn Ie time than arv other prepsratioa lathe us- of T ska a NT'S COJJlxCMi XTKACT OF CUKKB A N! COPAIBA, there U to reed cfcobC&emer.t or cbsage of diet. In tu approel forro of a , aa, ft is entirely lat-le.vs, and causes lo cupieurar I asati to th p tien, aid no exp.ore. li i now acADowIea;4 by tb aoosi learned in the prfesion that tn th sbo caes of dess, Cui t. a'id C j ait a ar tfc wnly two rercied.es known that can be re!;ed opva with any ccrtauaty f sacre. TARRANT'S CXJMPOL D MTKCT OF CUBIEJ AND CUPAIRA 5EVKK MILS. ManufacioreJ only by T A It It A 1 T A. CO., 2:? Crter.wkh Street, !few Trk. U f-8M by Draggipta n .-er tb Worl4. aprT-dly HOTELS. Corner Market & llllnola l.M)lAArOLIS, !.!. E. PENTECOST, Proprietor. I TAKE FLEA SUIt 15 ANNOUNCING TO MT friend. ar4 tgnrroii patroLs. tbat I am sw stabiiLed ta th sMe,Uk I Lav retarcished a4 tow thrown open for yor reception. I tak tb- a-rt&clty t tkaabtag say aaaay tomr friend for th'tr patrwcag arteg th tw year, wh.l 1 wa ccadoctina- the'T.ei tal Bous, and wUl at all t.sas ba U4t tba at my aw tAaA. aayS-dtf X. FXNTXeCfT.

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