Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4644, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1865 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL published mir morstno at YIlDNBÜSCiOTOLOpiCß, 25,27 and 20 Gouth Meridian. (00111 or peael mm.) ELDER, RARKNESS d BINGRAH, Proprittort. te ropy, eee year - t00 On. cr7i etx aaocth. 4M) One copy, three months J go Od copy, 00 month 10 vMrrl by th. carrier, within the city, 29 ceate per -I , payable te the canler. cents wtll be supplied at IS eeats a week. JT ' ! nay b. aent at oar rUfc by Kxpra, pr.paid, ar ta RegLtered Letter, by mail; etherwlae we will ot be re.pot..lb!e for Any leas that nay occur. City aecTfbre will UWU ,. tble for apere Uft

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icroxrta nniifiT roa na aar itat iirnvtL. MOItlVIISG REPORT. GENERAL NEWS. ww w rr w w .mm a r n DECISION OF JÜD0E HOLT. ii ATI: u i icon iii;k o. FREED3IENS SCHOOL DESTROYED DAVIS QUARTERS CHANCED ti:.mci:ciiiiioi' i:Li:crci. 4-.. Ac. c. Ac. Trial of Weriz. Wa?hixütox, Sept. 9 More documentary evidence was submitted to day. A letter from ActiDg Adjutant anl lt:pector General L). L ChmJler wa the first. In this he Itu li) the adtnitiistration of Caj-t. Wertx for hi ULtiring energy acd general competency, and ?U;:etit) the remoral of (Jen. Winder and substitution of pure, ood judgment and huHdtiity. Col. Ch tndler was then sworn. He had no retraction to nuke of anything in Lis report; be hnd a couultation with Geu. Winder ab out the bad condition of the prisoners Winder siiJ it would be better to let half die so they could tike care of thi rciuaiiider. lie was told by a rebel sentinel that evtry Yankte he shot he re ceivtd thirty diy furlough and three rnynths extr w.iei. J. A. Wai-tall, of the Forty Second New York, testifitod that he knee of a mm who died fiom elTocts of dog bite-. Wru. M. Fable, of Sontb western (Jeorpia.who was detailed as clerk to Col. Forno, a itbel oßicer in c xiioi tbd, testified that while ridiug out he hiw a man in the stock who he thought would drown, as a hc.ivy rain wdi fllit-g ujon hij face; wiiiicss held his umbrella orer h'oi for a while, and then wont to Wertz to express hiaapprehen t.ion; Wertz wid, "let the d d Yankee drown." Iu a lew minuted thereafter, howeyer, an officer was sent fiora Captaiu Wertz' beadqumers, who took the man out of the stock; the crop were i;ut eo ood iu 1 J-'C 1 as iu the year before, tut the faniurs had a surplu. W. W. Grandel!, of the Ninth Iowa, testified to a man being badly bitten iu the ctlf by dogi; he had a ball utd chain fastened to his legs, and was kept iu this condition feveral weeks; witness went to Weitz and pleaded for the telease of the prisoner, but Wtrtz s id he could not do it. The legs were swollen and had a putrified look; a rebel surgeon being appealed to, said he could not concientiou?ly take off more than one chain, which he did; the man finally died; witness, as ob of the detailed sexton, helped bury thirty or foity of the men who had been shot; during the time General Sherman was mnrching from Atlanta to the coast, the prisoners wereot course ?ery anxious to hear the newg; a report came that Sherman and his stiff, and 15,000 prisoner?, had been ciptured; Captain Wertz said he hoped this was true, it tl if the pti-ouers were sent there he could t ike care of more d d Yankees than four lei'.nOits i:i the front; on olc occasion a bine! ot rotten pork wn ".ditto the Commissary's olhco lo be used by the Yankees; witness was employed in the cilice; next day he received ordert to weigh out the ame number of pounds beef, and turn it over to Caputa Weitz, wbo wanted the best, paving it was lor his own eating; he knew the potk came from Captain Wcnz's headquarters; prisoners who had money could procure food. Cros ex-tmined bv Mr. llaker The dead were huiictl by tbe Uuiou prisoners, under the superintendtnee of a rtbtl sergeant. The bodies were not trealed indecently, except that they were carted like logs of wood, in order to get a full load, as there was only one wagon. The officers and soldiers frequently came to the graveyard and upbraided them for not burying the dead iu better style, eaving they ought to work night as well as day. There were not more than 30 men employed in burying the dead, and in vain they had endeavored to procure more help. S jnie of the visiting rebels said this grave yard would make a good vineyard, the Yankee bones affording good manure; let us invite tbeir Yankee frier.ds lo come and cat the grapes He himself was put in the stocks for attempting to escape He had proceeded ICO miles before be was apprehended by the scout as a rebel de frter. Fearing he would be hung for being a rebel, he told them he w.is a Yankee. This was in September, lH)l. Wm. Yan Unten, ol lie Second New York Cavalry, tte tine J as to blankets and pants from the Sanitary Commission having been appropriated by the ttbels. Weitz said to hiru he could take cre of more ( d d d Yankees than are at the trout. Weitz had threatened to hoot ihc aimers for otue trivial complaint, and ordeirJ the guard to tire upou a man who had stepped out to pick up a piece of wood; he hastened buck to the ranks belore the gU4rd could fhoot. The witness said among other things, that the prisoners were reduced to skeletons, und would go to iiAs to pick up undigested p.irticlts ot food He rueutioued several ca.-e of fhooting men; one of them was said by at lei.t twenty men, to luve teen shot by Wertz himself. Adjourned. Important Decision of Judge Holt. Ntw Yore, Sept. a. The Heralds Washington epic al Fays: Erlv iu the war a number of additional aides de camp was provided for by act of Congre-s, to be assigned to staff duty itb Major Generals throughout the service, the object being to build up a corps of competeut officers for staff duty axclusively, something after the plan ol the staff corps of the French army. Appointment were accordingly made by the President, End aids at first assigned to duty in the regular, although mny were subsequently transferred to volunteer commanders. Congress alterwards provided for giving three months' additional pay to volunteer ofliccra when honorably discharged from service, but Judge Advo cate General Holt decides that, owing to the technical working of the law, this corps of additional aids beloug to the regular army, and is Dot entitled to the extra compensation, although they may have been mustered io the same day atid served ide by tide of the volunteer officers', aud received honorable discharges of the same' d tte. This obviously was cot tbe intention of framers of the Uw, but the opinion is sustained bv the At'juuut U moral of the army aud the Secretary of War. Molt of this cirps is mastered out, bnt the sime construction of the law that denies ibeiu extra coueasaticn. should, in justice to all cr.( trned, retain them ia the service The attculion cd Congrs ill probably be called to the subject at an earlv dav. Fire In IMit Indalpbiu. ruiLXDiLrau, Sept. 9 Early this mcrtin the ea:cru wing of the Good Intent Cotton acd Woolen Mills, oo Market street, near TwentyFourth. wa destroytd by re Yates 1 Hurdle loa $3.000 They were partially Insured. Tbe loss on the mill, $5,000. The r originated acciJeatally.

rater trwsaaXexae and51exlc. Caiao, Sept. 9.!ew Orleans dates have been received. It ia reported on gooal authority that the yellow fever it prevailing at Galveston. Distinguished Federal cfScers from Mexico say the French troops have been removed from the line of the Rio Grande and native soldier substituted. Colonel De Broaa has been dismissed for lila intult'Eg lettir ta Gea. Brown. No Confederate ofSctrs kave yet been received iate tbe service of the Empire. Adricii from the Citj of Mexico to the 16th aayr Tbe inhabitants celebrated Napoleon's birth day, tbe I Sib , with enthusiasm, tbe Emperor participating. The Emperor isined t decree regulating his diplomatic corps. lie reserves to himself tbe right of appointing and dismissing all representatives to foreign nations, but they will be under tbe immediate direction of the Minier of Foreign Affairs. A similar decree, concerning consuls, has been issued. It appears that the corporate forces have been summoned to garrison the town of Seugkolic. Juarez' forces sallied out of the fort before tbe expiration of the armistice, bat were driven back by tbe Imperialists, who then took possession of the town. The municipal authorities have taken the oath of allegiance. Chan) of Quarter for Davla The JMiaalaalppi Queatloaa Political cltement. New Yoxk, Sept. 9 The Commercial's Washington special says: Jeff Davis has been removed from bis casemate at Fortress Monroe, and placed in more commodious quarters in tbe fortress. This change was effected at tbe suggestion of his physician, who said his health was suffering. Wertz' condition is such, should his trial continue another month, he wilt die. Tbe subordination of military to civil authority in Massachusetts, meets with Secretary Seward's hearty concurrence. The Commercial's Washington special says: Tbe elements of a fierce political excitement are apparent. The New York Democratic nominations and the Weed, Greeley, Blair quarrel seem to precipitate events, and a grand explosion, leading to new political combinations of a most in portant character may be expected.

Slavery lit Ueorgla. Nxw York, Sept Ü A correspondent ef tbe World, writing from Macon, Georgia, says: Tho people of tho South are very nearly, if not quite, as much united on tbe subject of slavery as the people of tbe North They regard tbe institution as dead and buried, and never to be rct-ur reefed. They have probably a correct appreciation of the power of the United States army at the present time, and so satisfied are they that slavery is eternally gone that they know that all the bayonets at the command ot General Grant could not place it where it stood four years sgo. The msjotity of the people recognize iu theresuit of the war, a divine purpose to abolish slavery. If the question was now submitted to the people of Georgia, they would by a large majority vote for its abolition. Election of n Illsliop in Trnnenrereaf ruction of a Freedmen' HcUool llOUkO. Lovisvillk, Sept. 9. The Nashville Special Episcopal Convention nominated for Bisbop of the Dioceee of Tennessee Renchas T. Quintard, four years Chaplain of ibe Rock City Guards, afterwards First Lieutenant of a rebel regiment from this city. He was unanimously elected on the first ballot. The returned rebel soldiers on Wednesday night burned tbe Freedmen's School, at Dechcrd, Tenn. Mr, Schalte, the teacher, was obliged to fly for his life. General Johnson, commanding the Middle District of Tennessee, has taken prompt measures to suppress these and other lawless acta. . Milliard Tournament In malne. A to ist a, Me., Sept. 9. Tbe billiard tournament for the championship of this State, which has been in session during the past week, terminated to night, as follows: First prize, a gold cue. valued at $200, and the championship, to Hobt. T. Williams, of Bangor. Second prize, a pilver cue, ralued at $100, to K Genldfray, of Bangor. Third prize, a Kilver goblet, valued at $.r0, to Charles K. Smith, of Augusta. Mr. Smith, of Augusta, has challenged tbe winner of the cue to play him a match game for $200 and the championship. Sen rally r I'rovlilont in Virginia tutal nog DUease. Washington, Sept. 9 Such of late has been the dearth ot provision in Virginia and so limited is the supply now on hand that any diminution at preeent is looked on with fearful anticipation. A disease call bog diptheria, is now rapidly killing off the bogs in Fairfax and adjoining counties. Tbe animal appears well in the morning but during the day the neck becomes swol len and by the next morning he is dead. No cure has ben discovered. I rout Fortreae Tlonroe. FoBiRL.ts Moaos, Sept. 9. The bark Sunshine, laden with French tobacco from Richmond, sailed for Bordeaux to-day. A man named Welkins was shot by a Lieutenant, who was in command of the guard, at Bermuda Hundreds, last Monday. Welkins was arrested. He is from Lee'i army. Tbirty-five convalescents have been sent home to-day from Hampton Hospital. About 1,00 sick and wounded still remain. Letter from fieri. Mocutii. SvaACiaK, Sept. 9 Tbe editor of the Journal here says: In a letter to a gentlemau of this city, received to-day, and dated Vicksburg, August 7th, Major General Slocura writes: If it becomes necessary, you can say iu my behalf, that I will not under any circumstances be a candidate for civil office this fall. SPECIAL NOTICES. The Ilrldal Chuinber an Kasay of Warn lug and Infraction for Young Men. ANo, new and reliable treatment for Diceaack of tbe Urinary and Sexual 8jtemi sent free, In sealed envelopes. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN nOUaHTOX. Iloward Aaaoelatioa, Philadelphia, Pa. apri-dAwly A Card ta Invalid. A Clergyman, while residing In South America, as a ml&aioDary, dltcavered a safe and lmple remedy for the Care of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dieea.es of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders broaght ea by baneful and viciona habits. Great number have been already cared by this noble reaaedy. Prompted by a detire ta benefit tht afl.cted and anfottunate, I will aend the recipe for preparing and ntitg this medicine, la a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, Jrte of Chiirgt. P!eae incloa a poit-yald envelope a idreated to y imrrir. Addr-, JOSKPH T. I5.MAN, cep9 dly Station D, B.b Hoae, Jew York City. Mirfat Oak trout l.lttle Acorn GroxrVt TL wort dieae known to tte human race tpring froia causes so imall as to almot defy detection. The Tolioue ot ciesUfic lore that CU the tab'ea and ahelves if tht medical frateruity cnly go ta prvt and elaborate theae fct. Iben guard youraelvei akils jet .ay. The uaa'.lert pimple oa the akin U a tell-tala and lndkaur of Ueaie. It m iv fade and die away freta the surface of tbe body, but it will reach the vitala, perhaps, at la-t, aad death be tbe remit aud final clo. Kegel's Blliouj Dyspeptic, and I larrbxeaPtlla care where all others fail. While for Barn, Scal, CttlUaln, Cct, and all abrasions of the Via, iUfgiel'a Salve la UalUbl. Sali by J. Uasg.el, 43 Pu'.tan atreet, New York, and all Drafj'.iu, at 15 ceata P"tt. aarK-ddkwly

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Atlantic & Great Western Railway. BROAD GUAGE TO NEIV YORK. THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY FROM CINCINNATI TO HEW YORK. Special Notice to tho Public! ON A!fD AFTER SEPTKUBXR 4 Iii owing to tbe rapid Increase of Passenger Baalaoa, and ta add U the comfort of the traveling public, the Compaay have put on a Lighting Ex pre an Train, which leave Cincinnati at 6 A. M ; Urbaoa, 37 A. M ; Gallon. 30 p. M.; arriving at Xew Tork at 4 P. M. the next day. The Company are doing ererj thing In their power to make the A.fl. w. Railway the qnickett. eafeet and not t comfortable rllay la tbe country. The snglass, cars and other equipment are entirely new, and ef the most modern and improved pattern., unequalled by aay other Hue on this continent. Tbe Irca 01 the entire line is new and atavy, and the bridges art all new and safe. The ecenery U Bot snrpaased by any other line. The car. are wiüe, roomy and well ventilated. Pasaeugcra leaving Indianapolis at .30 A. IT, by tbe Colimbus It Indianapolis Central, make close connection at Vrbana with tbe 9:40 A. AC. Kxpreoa oat of Cincinnati. Tht Night Express, leaving Indianapolis at 7 AO P. At , via Columbus A Indianapolia Central, alo make direct connection at Urban with tte Night Expre. which leavea Cincinnati at 10&0 p. M. Remember, Three Through Trains leave daily for w York, Boston, Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and all point, in the Kant. Through Tickets for aale at the Union Depot, Indianapolis, and at all the principal ticket oClces in the Kat and West. Baggage checked through. Rates of fare as low aa by any other route. In asking for yoar tickets be sire they read Atlantic k Great We.-tern Railway. For particulars In regard to ths route, 4c, ?ee ftnall bill, and map. J. BURGESS BROWN, Paxcenger Agent A. A 0. W. Railway, S'p5-dtf INDIANAPOLIS. Tcrrc Haute ami Richmond X fft J. M. JLt m S Xa aV. IM CHANGE OF T I ITC E . 1865 Summer Arrangement. 1865 Couimcnclnsr .Monday, Jtiijr. 2S 18G3. Fasengr Trains will be run aa follows until further notice: WFSTWARD I.KAVK INDIANAPOLIS. 7 .00 A. Jv. Accommodation Stopping at all Stations on Signal, connecting at Junction, at 9.00 A. M., for Crawfordnvllle and Larayette: and at 11 45 A 34 , for all Stations Sonth; reaching Terre Ilaute at 10.20 A. M. Makes no Terre Ilau'e connection. 11.35 1. 71. St. I. oiil I'.xpre.s-Stops only at Cartcrburg, Greencaatle, Junction and Brazil, reaching Terre Haute at 3.S0 P. running directly through to St. Louia, arriving- at 12.30 A. V.; connecta at Terra 11 ante direct for Kvanaville, arriving at 9 45 P. M ; makes no Junction connection. 340 IMI. Way Mall und Expreaa Step. ping at all Stationa on Signal; connecting at Junction for Crawford'Tilie at 6 00 P.M., and with tbe New Albany train from the South; reachirg Terre Haate at 7.00 P. II.; Make.no conuectiona South or West of Terre Ilaute. 10.20 1. ."!. Nlff III i:x rent-Slop only at Plainfield, Greencastle. Junction and Braiil; reaching Terra Haute at 1.10 A.5I; running directly through to St. Louis; arriving at 10.15 A. M. ILr" The Mail and Accommodation traiua will atop at Glenvale. Tecksburg and Fairview, Flag Station, oa Signal. Sleeping Cars are run in tbe night trains to and fromSL Louia. R. K. RICKKR, Superintendent. Superintendent1. Ofilce, Aug. 2üth, 1805 aug2-dtf BELLEFONTAINE RAILWAY CI1AN5R OF TIME. o N AND AFTER MONDAY, AUGUST 7th, TRAINS will loave Union Depot ai follows' 4 00 A. M., Kxpresa Mail. 4 00 P. M., Accommodation, tor Uoiwn ouly.) P. M., Night Expre.a. TBAtMB AKAIVK rBCM Tt KAMT. 1Ü.00 A. II. Accommodation. 12 00 Noon, Night Express. 9.30 P. y.. Mall. R. N. BROWN, aux-dtf General Superintendent. WINE HOUSE! tl) South Meridian Street. (SENTINEL BUILDING.) IMPOKTKR OF RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WINF.8; Otard and Cognlac Brandies; Holland Gin; Jamaica Uum rnd Cordials. Also dealer in Catawba Wue, Still and Sparkling, if tbe tno-t approved brand; Bourbon Whlnkj; Peach Brandy; Catawba Brandy; 8tock Ale; Porter and Beer, and Biltera of various kinda. Theae articles are all offered for tale by tht bottle or larger quantise. Only HKin.4 H'.'.ie for tiU on draught. IMPOitTF.D C1HAIIS aad TOBACCO, of tbe choice.! brands, will be kept constantly on band. IfTHsving fitted np a neat establikhmen', and offering for aale only pure articles and of the beat quality, the eubcrtber hopea to receive, aa he aoliclta, a liberal share ef the patronage of tbe public. marl7-dtl L0C1S LANG. . A T I O , A Is PETROLEUM MLMXG COMPANY. OF INDIANAPOLIS. IND. ORGANIZED UNDER TUE LAWS OF INDIANA. Oupitui, :jmo,ooo. In C.IOO sharea, at I- It If Dollars Each WORKING CAPITAL, $70,000 Orrira No. 3 TalUtt k New'. Block. Indiaaapelu, lad. OFFICERS. William O. Turner, President and Superintendent. Deloa Root, Vice P re.ldent. Kdwtn A. Davis, Secretary. J, Geerge Stilt, Treaaarer. " DIRECTORS. D!o. Root. W. A. Kchofield, Wm . H. Turner, J. AGro.Tenor, Wn. T. Clark, C. C. Clin, J. C. Herein, Lacien Hill, Omer Ncwniaa, Jerre McLene and Edvia A. Davis. A Knitted number of Shares ar. now offer! to the public on term that the Company feel confident will pay subscribers Over Two Hundred Per Cent f 10 per .bare only repaired at t!me of subscription. For map, circular, or Information, apply te the Secretary of the Company, at Indlanape-Ua. aprt dAw-dfriAoat INSURANCE. Homo Oi-jjuiiiixt lots. fflHE AMERICAN nORSE INSURANCE COMPANY inare I t. .lock agaTu.t loaa fcy Uiafl and deathw. Hume OSct, Indianapo'.i, Ixd., Ylcton Block, eppesiU Post 03-e. This is a snanj and rtllablt ctapany. la sure with tbera. sel-11w

PnOFESSIONAL. DONNAILY ti SWALLOW,

Office, net. 7 and 8. Cden'e Block, llaat nark.l St., near ta I, o. INDIANAPOLIS, I5D. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT TAIN. A LL operations appertaining to the rrefe.afea per. 2. formed la tht aaeet eciennfic nuwr. Sau. faction guaranteed la all cues. sepl-dCa WM. A. UWB W. .'(.ID. LOWE & M'CORD, Airxoxcrsi iiYs a.t law, Hosm Ü9. 5 niackford'a Illock aUna INDIANAPOLIS. IND. r. a. issnajcaa, a. a. rsaxus e. i.ioao. HENDRICKS, PERKINS & NORD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, IuriiuMapolla, Iuclluiiu, OFFICE iTNl BUILDING. Jyl-dAw3as ROBERT F. BEXCE, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE, NO. 5, SECOND STORY, VINTON'S W Block, Oppoaite tht Posi Office. ty RESIDENCE North Eat Corner of Ohio and Delaware streets. asglU-dtf LATE COLONEL FORTIETH INDIANA VOLUNTEERS, A TTORNET at Law and Milltarv Claim A cent. J Ofice in Sheets' Railding, text to Maoi.lc Uall, opposite Theater, Kast Washington street, Ird anapolia, incnana Jel4-t3m DR. A. i. SEIiMAN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON FF1CE NO. 10 VI RQ INI A AVENUE. RKflDENCX, H 4 NORTH ALABAMA ST. aa ti Dr. A. I). (wAIjL, No. 65 North New Jersey Street. eetS'rV-41v Dr. J. It. FEATIIEKSTOff, PI1YSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. 30 (UP KTAIRS.) West Side North Penn.ylvanU atreet, (opposite the Post Office,) Indianapolis, Ind. JelO dly VEiEKEAL DISK i:s ! DR. McWILLIArslS, XO 73 WEST UEO HG I A ST., (A few Doors from Illinoi. Street,) HAS OPENED AN OFFICE FOR THE TREATMENT of Venereal Diaeaee, Sore Eyea, Cancers, fcheutoaii.m, P.lea. Ague, and all other chronic ccmplaintt . Ills long and successful experience In the treatment of theae complaint, ia a guarantee of relief to the e who are unVricg from them. aog2l-dtf ItYAN, IGOE & CO., A.TTORNIES .A.T LAW, NOTARIES PUBLIC, AND OFFICE, NO. ÜK 1-2 NORWOOD'S P.IjOCE, XOIiTn 1LLIS01SSTRKKT. Je14-d3aa FOUNDRIES. noOSlER STATU FOUNDRY AND STOVE HOURS. COX. LOUD A 1ECK. KaiiUfacturera and Whceaal. Dealers lo STO I'iL'Ä, 11 OL. I.O If- WVf tl JJ, ÄC. ALL OUR STOVES ARE OF THK LATEST AND moat lau proved patterns. Our other work will embrace Iron Fronts, Columns, Railway, Mill and Bouse Casting., Ac, Ac. Ordera by mall or otherwlae solicited, aad prompt at ttntioa given. Our pricea will be found aa low aa aay, OCce, Sales-reom and Foundry 1&3 South Da wart street, two aqaares directly east of tbt Ualoa Depot. oct23 PIANOS. STEINWAY & SONS1 GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIAiXO FORTES! A. M. BENIIAM & CO., Bates House Corner, Indianapolis, Wholesale and Retail Agents in Indiana. Descriptive circulars will be eeiit free te any ad JJres. augll dim Phllosophj of Marriage. FrtUE PROPRIETORS OP TBE NEW YORK MCiECM I. of Anatomy have eUrmina4, regaralaaa ef ttpen.e.to l.iut free, (for the beaelt of suffering ha manlty, and sippreaaion ef quackery.) four ef their meet lateraatlrg and loatractiT. Latar.a Marriag an4 lu dlsquallflcatlona. Nervous ana Fhyalcal Debility, Prtaaiare decline tf Mai.hod,Ind!gUta, Weakaeaa or Deprea.loB. Impoteney, Loaa ef Energy and Manly Power; the great Social KU. and tnoe ataladiea which remit from youthful follies, excesses of matartty, tr irtararxt tf Pbyeleloa-y aa4 Uwa ef Natura. Thaae lnalaWe Lectures have beea the meaaa ef enlightaalng and earing thou. ends, and will V. far-ward ed free, ta receipt tf fear stamps, by addresslcr fttrretery. Hew York Museum ef Aaatemy and Med Ida, (IS Broadway, New Ter k 'Jeaxl-41 SOLICITOR OF PATENTS. SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Waftliftiigton City, D. C, SI S. FAHNESTOCK:, Ute xxanuaer u. s. raient L OSce. Far refereace see Circular. Gen. Thea. A. Morris, Oea. Jno. Leva aad Gea. J. J. Reyaelds.

- ANlIL H S TU O S J EAST WASHINGTON STftFET Are a DAILY receipt ef freah.. Cen.tac.lly en b.l: l Ur .ale at lie Icee.t prUe laige and a.arted .toekvf Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Tea, Nails, Glass, Woodenwarc, Soap, Candko, Starch, Raisins, Cigars, Tobacco, Mackerel, Whito Fish, Cordago Twice Dye-Stufla, Nuts, Figs, Dates, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Wines, Whisky, Notions of all kinds d HOSTBTTEHS WAHOO 68 East Washington Street. I5DIAHJPCUI. INC decl-dAw PARTNERSHIP. Notice of Copartnership. rgUK unc'erjlgr.ed Lae tbl. day formed a ccpartbtr1 .bin under the name of Initm i Käme i.nn. on tie l.usire. of (ia. Utting. Si am Fittlrg abd PlamWAll work doi.e by u 111 be e;uai n.teed and 4be t the lowent rate. We a.k tbe public to give u a trial and allrlt th.lr patronage. J. C DUNN. JOHN KARNEY. IIUA. & KARKY. GAS Sc STEAM FITTERS & PLUMBERS, 38 and 10 Knf itrky Avenue. ALL SORTS OF FIXTURES ON HAND AT ALL times and fornl.bed at the lo.; rates. my4-dif CO PA RTA E II S II 1 1. TUAVF. aoc;ated with myself In the Livery, Sale and Boarding Mab! I'.u.me.. John A. Drew, whe Irom tbl. day haa become a partcer In .aid buaibeae. Tbe bu.lne. tf the new rm will be conducted at the old stand. No 10 Eat Tearl .treet. In tte rear of tbe Sentinel Building. Tbanklcgtae public or pat patrotage, I hope they ay ee Ct te continue tbe a.m. JUHN B. SULLIVAN, . M of MI.LIVAN k DREW. Iadianapolla, May . lSi tu)S-uf DISSOLUTION. Dissolution of Co-Parlnrrsliip. ff UK tartLer.Lp hrretf.tr etl.tina; letween it. I unier'igr.ed by tbe .tjleof BFliMUNU k McNA M a RA ia tbia day ciived by muta.l crn-r.t. Mr. McNamara will roMinu. to carry on t'tilitu it tbe old plare, la au'Loiiied to collert all debU doe tbe firm and will pay the rirai UAtUtiutt. T1IOU REDMOND. i. McNAMAKA. Iudianapol.., July II, KZ.-J 12-clni COLLARS. THE LARGEST COLLAR MANUFACTORY im 'ini: uimi.wi:sT. B16EL0WS SATlaVEeMSELED RON CO no, A NEW article of Inversion. Tbia Collar excela all comf.rt, neatneae aad 2 other Paper Collara far ecocorty. Also a large a.iortnet,t of SATIN-ENAMELFD OARP.OTKS. LINEN PAPER BTe. RONS, AND LINEN PAPER GARROTZf. Lad e. Saüa Kearaeled Col'.r. and Cuff.; a aew aad convenient article. The trade aup U4 et the loweet market price.. EIuALOW A CU.( Maaafecturera, myS-d3m 11 La Salle Street Ch lea at. GROCERIES. a. r. rurroaa. o. a. SAvraa . rLncm:u it da vi pc n. CKNTUAL GHOCEIIY,. DIALERS IN STAPLE AND FINS GROCXIilf Ferelga and Dome.tle Wmea sad CWrarafGaaev . Vegetable. Fruit, Woolen and WUUiw War.. 44 North Pennsylvania Street, eppo.tte the Fee 4 OSie.lDianapnlta. aaa4-dtf RENO VATERS. CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISHEMT fig HEUN1TED STATES LTK-ßOUS E. 50. 1 lOCTYl Jf Illtaolaatra-rt. Indianapolia. India aa. At tbia eld and weU-kneww eatabbahmeal, the ladles e. wa .!!ka and woolen eooda deed la aeraaAeat aaA eaatlfal colore; and genu' garment.theeeaghry reawvaled and repairer. W.w and aecond .hand cletVlce beexbt and soli : aJa a paticmlar breath la the ba.lnoaa deaoalaated Rae drew. ,..1 k m Laar ta as. rkrmat k. ee wrrragktti.at lteaa not be viaibie te tht aaAed eye. Reataber tht place, Ne. 1 South Hllaola street. )eaia juaara ttAaua.rrwpenetet.