Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4663, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1865 — Page 1

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DAILY STATE SENTINEL PTEUSHID ITIRT V0RSI5Q AT TUB M 8BXT1KBL OPPICC, 20,27 and 29 South Meridian. (coavxa or raaix mm.) ELDER, RARlliESS BINGHAM, MrOrittorM,

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VOLUME XIV. INSURANCE. :tna building, INDIANAPOLIS. ft. u t . - ' - 'I. .f .if ti li - Erected 1859 Owned by tho Co. 1 ÄPEST OLD RELIABLE OF HARTFORD, CONN. Tlila Coiiipaur rnld over 17,000000 Leises cluriithT 4(1 lrars. Losses Equitably Adjusted and Promptly Paid. Policies ijued by thi favorably known CompaBj, without dHay, at rates of prrminm a low as coni.itent with tbe hazard lasen. Ibe iiicurements te it patrons, In sec urity, prcmrititade and liberality, are unsurria-jsea' by any r-imilar int!tt.tion. A. ABROMET, Je28-3m AGENT. OPTICiAf4 MANUFACTURER OF THE IMPROVED PANTOSCOPIC SPECTACLES TIIK BEST IN USE. Moses' Spectacles are made of the finest material?, and best workman ship, fairly represented, and sold at their fair valu MOSES1 improved PantoscopM Spectacles combine advantages me chanical and philosophical to be found in no other Spectacles offercy1 in the est. Moses1 improved Spectacles r.M onlv give clear and distinct vision, do not weary or fatigue the eye, but tend to strengthen and preserve the sight. Giutin o Ayntt or PetUar employed. Semi for a circular containing full de cription, prut, &c, and how to ensnre a perfect fit anl hare them tent tv rami. Addrr9 L. W. MOSES, Oyticiun, 50 East Washington Pt.,Indianarx)li,Ini. FRUITS . CRP C ERIE S , & c. 1EW STORE. u. TOksaaa. .. a. r.TtTTUt. STONE MAN & TUTTLE. Whiles'. Ielfr In Wooden and Willow Wares, FOREICN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT?, IiM-i, Cotton YuniK, TEAS, TOBACCO, Fancy Groceries, etc., etc., C ornr r .Tlrritllan und Loulnunn St Cppo'ie the Uiiua Dapot, lM'IANAPCLlä, I5U. We are Cow recetvlrg cor i.ew txk of rood. apC-dlm OYSTERS, &C. THE REGULAR BALTIMORE WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT. OT STICKS KFCUVKP DAILY BY VZPR25S. IX can, kalf-caL ard slell. AI. lrab and Salt Wturrb. OrJer promptly t'.l.-d. -osall prefu and qnica retcrns. No. 11J North Illinois Street, Oppoa'ie tbo Batee Ilaaa, Indiatapol1. aar-- C. C. rTOLlAJCI.

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Telegraphic Dispatches. REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL GENERAL NEWS. THE PARAGUAYAN WAR. AFFAIRS IN THE SOUTH. ROBBERY BY A BRIGADIER GENERAL. Arrest of Brig. General Briscoe for Robbery. New York, Oct. 2--The Herald's Washingtob speclal says: About the middle of last month Gen Baker received information of a plot at Lynchburg Virginia, to rob the Post Quartermaster's safe of a large amount of money it was know to contain. The case was worked up and has resulted in the arrest and incarceration in the Old Capitol prison last night of Brevet Brig. Gen. S. C. Briscoe, of the One Hundred and Ninth Pennsylvania volunteers, commanding Post at Lynchburg, and A. W Lackey. of Worcester, Mus , formerly sutler of the Post. Gen. Briscoe is an Irishman by birth, and has been in command of the Post at Lynchburg since Lee's surrender. Captain W. A. Alberger, in of Canal Commissioner Alberger, has been Quartermaster at Lynchburg:. and had in his charge on the 21st of September, $120,000 in greenbacks, besides a large amount of captured gold coin and bullion, which I ad been placed in his charge for safe keepin; Briscoe approached Alberger through Lackey, and proposed to him, as the war was about to close and none of them bad made any money out of it, they should make a grand haul in concert, and pocket $50,000 a piece in a flash. Alberger kept the funds in a safe which formerly belonged to a rebel officer and this fact was to give color to the charge which was to be made, that the exrebel having a duplicate key to the safe had robbed it. Briscoe was to arrest the Quartermaster, his clerks and half of the people of Lynchburg. To avert suspicion the General tock an impression of the safe key in wax and sent Lackey to Philadelphia to get the key made Alberger, onstensibly in the plot, informal the Secretary of War, and two or three of General Baker's officers were sent down to Lynchburg to arrest the guilty parties. The officers saw through the holes in the ceiling of the office. General Briscoe came in while the Quartermaster and his clerks were gone to dinner, saw him unlock the safe with the false key, take out three packages of greenbacks, of forty thousand dollars each, and load himself down with coin and bullion to the amount of $I5,000, having previously ignited saturated paper and cloth, with a view to burning the building. They followed him across the hall of his office, and burst in on him counting and arranging the money behind his bolted door. The wax moulds and false keys were found upon him, and the proof was indisputable. These proofs are now in Gen. Baker's possession Briscoe and Lackey are in the Old Capitol awaiting trial, and Alberger, the honest Quartermaster, is on duty at his post.. Adjournment of the South Carolina convention. New Yok, Oct 2 Advices from Charleston to the 29th of September have been received The South Carolina Convention passed the Constitution with some slight amendments on the 26th. On the following day the Convention adjourned, after passing resolutions complimentary to Hon. D. Lansilow, the President. By the Constitution the right of voting is given to every white man of full age, who has been two years a citizen of the State, and who is not a pauper nor a non-commissioned officer or private soldier in the army, nor a seaman or marine of the navy of the United States. An amendment introduced by General Connor confers the right to vote upon European emigrants who have declared their intention of becoming citizens of the United States two years previous to the day of election, and hare resided six months in tbe election district. The first election for Governor and Lieutenant Governor will be held in conjunction with the elections to the General Assembly on the third Wednesday of the present month. A request was signed by all the members of the Convention to induce Colonel J. L Orr to announce himself a candidate for Governor. Mississippi Affairs. New York, Oct. The Herald's Jackson, Miss., correspondent says the political canvass in the State appears to have proceeded upon queer issues. The salient features of the Republican and Democratic platforms elsewhere seem to be wanting in Mississippi. The negro comes to the surface there as elsewhere, but the people are more anxious to make him work than to give him the right of voting. The planters fear an emigration of their colored laborers to the larger towns where more lucrative employment can be had, and on failing in this employment they anticipate that the negro will become a vagrant and rely on the State for support. Accordingly they urge that an act of Congress should be passed to permit cottongrowing States to make such laws as will compel the negroes to work for stipulated wages, and for stated lengths of time. The Paraguayan War New York, Oct 2 Further detail have been received respecting the war in South America. The Paraguayans were actively pushing forward, while their opponents, the allied forces, remained nationless, but concentrated at Cordia waiting the attack. The Brazilian fleet on Porona river hid commenced a retrograde movement, fearing that the Paraguayans would construct batteries below so as to gain command of the river. The magnitude which this struggle is assuming may be estimated from the fact that at the date of our last advices there were 113,000 men under arms, of whom 56,000 were Paraguayans and 57.000 allies Three American vessels were injured in the late gale off Montevideo. the bark Edith Rosa losing three sailors. COMMISSION PAPER HOUSE. PARSONS, MACAULAY & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONERY Book Publishers and Binders No. 13 West Maryland St. INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND. sep21-dtf NOTICE. QUARTERMASTERS, LINE AND FIELD OFFICERS retiring from the Veteran Service, either by muster out or resignation, can have all their paper fitted up with correctness and dispatch at Col. Blake's Military Claim Agency, opposite Metropolitan Theater. A Notary Public is in the office Je16-dtf JOHN W. BLAKE LIVERY STABLE HENRY ALLEN, New York Livery and Sale Stable Nos. 12 and 14 East Pearl street. In the rear of Glenn's Block feb10

SPECIAL NOTICES. The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warn-, ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Systems--sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associates, Philadelphia, Pa. Evening Sessions. Classes In Petmaathft , Arithmetic, Book-Xeeplng and TelerTpt!a will bo fomed mi Monday Keening, October 2d, at tbe Indianapolis Business College. Superior a4victigei are offered at till Institution to those derirtnc a business edacation, and are not able to attend during tbe day, tbe coarse of lnstntct on teles; tbe aame a', thai pur.ued by the rcf"lax atcdenL For particular! Inqnlre at tnw Coflege Office, M,' rTest vTaftbingten ,',rfet. BaTAiT, STtarroa 4 frixcaa. aepCi-dflt . ETF.RT MAX, rTOMAX toi CHILD wko has used STERLING'S AMBROSIA, Iswinicj to recommend It. Three yean cf rapidly Incre aing ia!s have nad the Ambroila fimnas all over tbo world. It Is Warranted to I'lcnsc. It cures ItchiEs: of the Head. It mkes Sew Hair graw on Bald Heads. It preventi the Hitr from Fallinj Oat. It readers tbo 11 air Soft and Glossy. Cleanses tbe Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow; Removes Dandroff; Cures yrrocs Headache; Cares Bildnew; Insures Laxnriact Locks; Inclines Dair to Curl; Supersedes Trigs; Kills Ha'r Kater. Good effect apparent at once. TO THE LADIES WE SAY. Tha Ambra.! will ault yon to a T. Elegantly put p. Delicately Terftmed. Patroniied by Opera Siogeri and Actreafea. Sold .in splendid box r carton, containing two Urge bottlae Xo. V for mornicr, !o. 1 for eveniEg. TIi ere Is no Mistake about it STERLING'S A1IBR0SIA li the belt, xcoit azreeibla and effective toilet In tbo warld. To provs thi. try a carton. Sjld by DruijIiL. Sterling's Ambrosia Manufacturing Company, 15 Fullen Street New York. ep25-dwly A Card to Inrallda. A Clergyman, bile redding In South America, as a mb-ionary, discovered a life ltd imple remedy for the Cure of Nervous VTeakness, Early Decay, Diteasea of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the wbolo train of disorders brcught on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers hav ben already cured by this noble remedy. Troinpted ty a deMre to benefit the ifilicted and ULfoitanate, I will send the recipe fr,r preparing and uüiDg this medicine, in a &ealtd eavelope, to any ooe who ueeds it, frt of Chiir'jt. Pae lnclova a pt-paid aavelupealdrestedtoywurself. A!dre, JOSEFH T. ISM AX, sep9 dy Station D, B.ble Hoae,5ew York City. fireat oaki t roiu tMttle Acorn Crow.' The worst d!aasei known to tho human race spring from causes so suiall as to almost defy detection. The volumes of K-ientiC lors that fill tho tables and shelves of the medical fraternity only go to prove and elaborate these facts. Then guard yourselves wails jau Kay. Tbe imalleet pimple on the skin Is a tall-tale and indicator of 1 Mease. It mty fa I and die away from the surface of the body, but it will reach the Titala, ptraapa, at last, aad death bo the reult and final clo!o. Mae'el's Bilious Dyipeptlc, and I iarrhcea Tills cure where all otkera fail. While for Burns, Scales, Chilblain, Cuts, and all abrasions of the skin, Maggiel's Kilv is Infallible. Sold by J. Maggie!, 43 lulton ftreet, New York, and all Druggists, at 21 ceats per boa. . aug3id&wly THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills. i pnflTFPTf:D .muitOItU BY ROYAL Frti'tirtd froui , ircrijUon f J. t'lurky Ji. D Phytlcim BjcAraordinurytlK4 Queen. Thi. Invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all thoe painful aad dangerous diseases to which the female coLstltatloa it subject. It moderate! obstructions, and a speedy cure asay be retlad on. TOM.UIU.ED LADIES it i peculiarly suited. It will la a abort lime bring on tbe monthly period with regularity. Each battle, price Oa Dollar, bears the Government stamp of Orea. Britain, to prevent counterfeits . JAs Pill tld nothetatenby Female during th FIRST THREE MOXlUSof Pregnancy at they mr. sura to bring 0n Mierrie, but 4tny other t im they art $.. In all cases vf Xerveas and Spinal Affections, Pains la the Back and Limbs, Fatigue oa slight exertion, Palpitation or the Beart, Hysterica and Whites, these Pills will eQect a cure when a!! other means hare failed; and, although a powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, calomel, : aounony, or acjth'.cg hurtful to the constitution. Full directions ia the pamphlet aroand each package. which should be carefully preserved. SOLD B TA LL DR ÜG OlST Solo Agent for the rjnited States and Canada, JOB MOSES, 27, Cartlandt SL, 5ew Terk. JJ. B. fl 04 and postage stamps enclosed to any anhoriied Agent will ln"or a bottle, containing 50 Tills, by return mall. decJ-deodiwly fJw-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED tho virtues of Beta's Cisao Brrriaa, If any sack there be, read the following certificate from gentlemen well kaowa In thli commanity, and doubt bo more. Its eeneral introdnctioa Into t.ae army will save the lives of thousands ot our soldiers: LocisviLLa.Jane Sd, 1861. We, tko aadersigned, have en tho good effects of Dr. Joaa Bcix's Canaox Bittss in case of general debility and prostration of the lyitera, and believe Its general nse would prevent disease aad relieve mcch suffering. Among onr soldiers particalarly wookJ this b tho case, especially thoe wb are expoaed to the miasmatic influences in the Southern climate. MAJ. PHILIP SPKCU Collector Int. Rev. 3d D.s. Ey CHAS. B. C0TT05, Collector of the Port of LoaUnlla, By. COL. II. DKST, , m v Frovost Marshal General of kentacky. BJCY. D. P. HKXDBRS05, Vice Presiiect of Sanitay Coma'.ssiox,. HAkh'KT.HCGHZS k CO., Publishers Demycrat. GEO. f. D0IR5. Proprietor LouisviJe Aussig er BTGHES d PARKHILL, Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street, Loalsrille, Ky. DAVIS, GRKIS A CO., VTholele Shoo Dealer, kf aia traet, Io . ill. HAST A MAPOTBKR, LithegTaphers, ceraer Va-ket aal Third streets, Lauisrllla, Ky JUUCS WI51EH, Clothing Merchsnt, corrar Third aa l Market st., Le-aisvilio, Kr. CAPT. S F. BILDR1TH. Of tho steasser Major Ander. MAJ. U T. TBUBSTtlü. Paymaster Ü. S. Army. C. M. MirrCALF, Natioaal Iletel, Iaiv.r.e, Ky col. jr. batlxs, 4th Kentucky Cavalry. GIORGE D. FRJtlTlCE, Louisville Joarnal. fOLO wnoLIIAUC BT DAILY, KLKFEU A KfJSII, I3 SU Mendlaa I, Indiaaapolla. dMirti-diy1011

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OCTOBER h, 18Ü5. OIL STOCK. OIL AND MINING COMPANY OF KEism-sg-Trr rr in, risrx. ORQAXIZLD CXUEH TfiK uvwS OF THI STATS. Capital Stock, - - $500,000. nirltled lnt IO OOO siiairea. par Value $50 each. llAt.lllON UAIILV. lreallent. B. ltOK.lTHALf., rreasorer. J. W. TIIOTirsol, ccretnrjr. FB1IIK public are hereby notiSed that books are now JL open at the oßleo of H. Daily, Indianapolis, and B. Roentbali. Jeffersonv lie, Ind , for the sale ot a limited number of shares. The proceeds of the sales or this stock to be devoted to the development or tho oil and mineral lands belonging to the Company, at and in the neighborhood of Henvville. The boring Is now progre.sin(c ander the supervision of an experienced operator Tho Company hac three thousand acres of land, situated nineteen miles frcni Jeffersonville, near Henryrille. The sarface Indications on the lands, together with tbe geological formations, are itch as to J unify the moHt sanguine expectations of Dnd:cg abundsut deposits of oil. kxperieticed oil men from the oil regions of Pennsylvania and el.ewhere. have prospected IUI terrbory, and say that It compires fsrorably with the best oil regions ia the east. Tbe srenera! imprelon aeeiua to be that the enterprise and capital invested 1 the development of oil will eventually settle npoo this portion of tbe Sitte as tha icoit promising section w-.tbin its limits. HARRISON DAILY, Freiident auSO-d&wt WINES. LIQUORS. &C. WINS HOUSE ! LOUIS L AiYGr, 2S) oiith Jlcridi.-iii Street, (SENTINEL BUILDING.) IMPORTER OF RHINK A2TD CHAMPAGKE WI5ZS; Otard and Cogtiiac Brandies; Holland Gin; Jamaica hum end Cordials. Also dealer Catawba Wines, Still and Sparkling, of the me -t approved brands; Betxrboa WhUkj; Teach Brandy; Catawoa Brandy; lock Ale; Porter and Beer, and Bitters of various kinds. These articles are all offered for sale by the bottle or larger quantities. Only Rhine Wi ns for alt cn draught. IMPORTED CIGARS and TOBACCO, of the choicest brands, will be kept constantly on baud. JT'Having fitted up a neat establishment, and o5ering for sale only pure articles and of tbe best quality, the subscriber hopes to receive, aa be solicits, a liberal share of the patronage f the public marl7-dtf LOUIS LAXG. SOLICITOR OF PATENTS. SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Wusln iiKtott City, i. , SS. FAIINF.STOCK, late Examiner U. 8. rateni . Ofiice. For reference see Circular. Gen. Tbo. A. Morri.H, Gen. Jno. Lot. and Gen. J. J. K.ynoUl. Jy2t-den LIQUORS. T. C. STRICKLAND, WROLF.JALF. VV.ALT.lt IJ? Foreign sand lZoinoMt ! LIQUORS, Ho. no Wei Waihlnton . Street, West of tbe Mate House. WHEAT AND RYE WHISKIES, ALSO, PURE 0L0 KENTUCKY BOURBON. Irish and Scotch Whisky from Bond, Old Brown Cherry, l'orf. Claret mtil Champaign. augl-dtt T, McNA3IABAa Iute Rimo.M li McXaitAaa,) RKCTIFIKß A5D WBOLESALK DSALKR IN FOREIGN JND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, WONOXGAHKLA, RTF. A5D B0UÜB05 WELT U TL H ffiS 13. XI 3332 Si PORT, MAUSIRA, MUSCAT, MALAGA WISTES, AJNTO OIGr-AJElS, 20 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Jyi7-dtf FOUNDRIES. ROOMER STATE FOUNDRY IXD STOVE WORKS. I OV LOHD X I'KCIb, KanatactBrera and Wholesale Dealers ta STOfES, UOLLOir-UiIlE,Ke. ALL OUR STOVES ARB OF TMS LATBST A3TD mostimproTod patterns. Our other work will embrace Iron Frosts, Columns, Railway, Mill aad Ilouoe Castings, Ac, Ac. Orders by mall or otherwise solicited, and prompt attention given. Our prices will be foind as low as any. Office, Sales-room and Foundry 1S3 Sauth D fiwara street, two squares directly east of the Uaioa Depot. oct33 WINE. GOOD WINE .MADE FROM SORGHUM. JULT 13th, lsö2, Rev. I.Myers, of Springfeld, OhU secured a patent to make Sorghnm VTine. This Tine is not intoxicating. Is better than the best. Cheaper than the cheapest. Is v.ry efficient la cases ef sickne. Can be made for 25 cent per gallon. Requires bo drags to make It. Can be made from tke sk mmiogi off syrsp making. No trouble to make it. If anybody want to know anything about thia Wine let them address Apple & Wener, Et. Paul, lad, who are a.igrjees of A. Myers of his patent, ard propr.etors of tbe patent invention for "Improved 8orghnm Wine," In and for the ttata of Indiana, and who are now pre. pared to sell Couaty. Township, Manufacturers and Indtndaal Rights, with the receipt to make the Wine. Agenu wanted to sell Rights in every County not sold. For particulars addraes ArrLE A WE3NER, aoi3-dfiit St Paul. Indiana. Philosophy of Marriage. 'IHK PROPRIETORS OF TBK 5KW TORKMCSkXM ef Anateeny have !trmlned. regardless ef epease, to issue free, (for tbe benefit of suffering hamaaity, and isppreseioaof qaackery,) four of their avii Interesting aad instructive Lectures oo MarTiarand Its diaqaaliflcationa. 5ervos and Physical Debility, Premainre decline of Max. hood, Indigestion, Weakneaa er Depression, Impotency, Loss af Energy aad Manly Power; tke great Social Evil, and those Maladies which rasa It froB youthful follies, exceesee of maturity, or Ignorance ef Phytic gy lw of 5atura. These tsvalaatie Lectures have beea tho meaas at etllghUnlng and saving thousands, and will be forwarded free, ob receipt ef fear stamps, by addressing Secretary, Sew leek Maaeutaef Anatomy aad Medlclae.tlf Broadway, Sew Terk laaSl-dly

NUMBER 4,663. PROFESSIONAL. JAMKJ BUGHXS. Of led aaa. J. W. DEXTER. Of California. CHAJ. F.PSCE, Of n'.iao's. HUGHES, DEXV CK Sc PECK. ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW, WASHINGTON, D. C. WILL practice In tke Sapretae Cenrt ef tke Ualud State, the Court af Claim, and tbe Connect the District of Columbia. Ciaftni and Uepartmect Bcslnets will receive prompt attention. JT7703e. 5. SIS t street, beiween Fourteentb and Fifteenth street. seplS d3m mastix sr. aar. orarrsaa w. ecapoa. RAY aV GORDON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 15DIASAP0L13, 15D. Ofüce, Kos. 10 aad 11 5ew k Talbotl's Bul'ding, South of Postofice. sepll-dly t. a. acapEicas, s.a. rsaaus e. a.aoa. HEKDRICKS, PERKINS & HORD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, IntllaiuipoliH, Incllnnn. 0FnCF.JKT5A RTJILDI50. Jjl-dAw3m DONNAUY & SVAUOY, Office, Mos. 7 and 8. Aden's ttlecat. East Tlitrket St., near the P.O. 1XDIAXAP0U8, IHD. TEETH EXTRACTED WITUOUT PAIN. ALL operations appertaining to the Profession performed in the most rfentiSc raacuer. ?atifactton guaranteed In all csei. sepÄ iCm WM. A. Lowa. i w. ta'coaa. LOWE & M'CORD, -cTTX-O TUST JETZT LAW, Kooui !N'o. 5( ntarkford' Illock, se13a IXDIAXArOUS, IKD. ROBERT F. BENCH, 31. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, VFFICE, 2T0. 5. SECOSD STORT, V1TC2I'I W Rlock, Opoosite the Post Office. IO RE81DK3CE North Kast Corner or Ohio and Delaware streets. auglV-dtf UK. A. . SEI.M.I.V, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON VPICJC NO. II) VIRGINIA AVENUE. RF.irccK, a somi alap.ama t. as i LIVERY STAPLE, &c. IV EW Iii VERY AWD SALE STABLES! w. r .ooD. j. t. rraaBJCTT. . WOOD & STERRETT, COURT STREET, IM REAR OF POSTOFFCE, HAVE JDST COMPLETED k LARGE AKDWELL arraofred L tvery nd 8.1a Stable, and furnLhed it with the very bet of stock. Thy are also prepared te BOARD HORSES, And having experienced Hoftleri will Insure the beit of attention. The patronage ef the public ia solicited. Tha stable t centrally and conveniently located tn the Rear of Talbott aud Sews' Biuck and the Post OSce. IxDiixarous, August 21, 13. au2l Jif " LAW SCHOOL. LAW SCHOOL. rilHF. XEXT SESSION OF THE LAW SCHOOL OF I the Northwestern Chriotian University, at Indianapolis, will commence the Enct Monday cf December, and continue four months. The Profebtors of this Iustitation are Hon. David McDonald, L.L. D .U. S. District Jjcge for this State; lion. Charlei A. Ray, one ef the Judges of the Supreme Court of Indiana, and lion. Albert O. Porter, late Reporter of the Supreme Court of Indiana Tbe character of these gentlemen aa lawyera gi.a sufficient aa&urance that tbe School will be conducted ably and efficiently. The Course of Instruction will embrace two atnual sessions of fonr months each. The object i to give to every Student auch a training In tbe various branches of the Comracn Law and Equity, In the Code of Practice and Fielding, in Cou.titutiunal Law, aad in the Jurisprudence ot the United States, as to enable him te enter on the practice snccessfnliy. Interaction will be given by day lectures and recititions in the Text Books and a weekly Moot C -urt. Tbe tuition la "3 per session, payable ia advance. This embraces all fees, except the diploma fee, which is S. For farther particulars, address Tloa. David McDonald, at Indianapolis. ELIJAH GOODWIN, sep23 dim Tree. Bosrd Directors, I. W. C. C. PROCLAMATION. MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City ef Indianapolis, tn seiea August 24tb, J65, adopted tha following resolution: Whereas, in the opinion of the Council danger exirts from dogs running at Urge of the extension of Oydrophob.a; therefore, be It Beaoived, Taat the Mayor be and he Is hereby directed to Issae his proclamation against dogs running at large, for sixty days, according to the provisions of tke ordinance on that subject Therefore, the undersigned. Mayor of said city, ia pursuance of such direction, Issues this proc'amatloo, ordering and requiring all persons owning and harb.ring any nimal of the dog kind, teconSne tbe aame for s xty days, from and after tbe flrst day of eept ember, 1SC5, by good and sufficient means, to kia or her houe, out-house, store or yard, to prevent the same from Li tin? or being bitten by other animals, or to cause the same te be securely aad carefully mtuxled. All persona failing to comply with tke foregoing requirements are liable te be fined twenty dollars, and it is lawful for any person to kill, and It is the duty of the policemen to kill, all dogs fount running at large without wearing a mniile as above mentioned. Witness my iiga.it are, and the seal of sail city, this 30th day of Aaga.t, au31-dtf J. CAVE. Mayor. REAL ESTATE. &C. FOR SALE. 15 Very Desirable Lots, ON BEADSHAW ST., Within 200 Feet of the Virginia Avenue Line of Cars. f PUESE LOTS WILL EE SOLD AT A VERT LOW X price on ioag cred.t, the purchaser required te balk1 en each Lot within a glvea ti-ce. For particular apply at the effce ef the Citlsea' treet Railway Company. II. E.CATHXRWCOD. IbdianepaUa, April Ji. IfCi aprt-dtf HcKemau & Fierce, REAL ESTATE A6BXGY Firt Door Elast of Palmer House ur STAIRS.) HAVE FOE SALE H0C8E8 AJTD LOTS 13 W the City ef Indianapolis, aad Farm a aad FarmUf Lands la this Ute, aad will sell lower tkaa eaa be pixkaedelewkere feWl-dAwly

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Atlantic & Great Western Rail vraj, ikBR01D GUACE TO XEW YORK. THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY FROH CINCINNATI TO HEW YORK. Special Notice to the Public! OK A5D A rTER EPTrMKIR 4 lb IKC, etHa te tke rapid tneraa-e of Paaaeneev Ssa)aB, e4 m od ta the comfort of tha lavelir.g pablte. the Cevapasy have put oaa Llct'lr g f xpren Train, atlca lesveeQaclunarj at f A. M ; Crbaas. 9Z7 A.M; Genoa. 10 f. M : amvinc at S.a Tora at 4 P M. tha tet day. Tha Coa&peey are doing even thing ra tbr power te Dike the A A Q w. Eway tn qakkesL safest sad moat comfortable railway ta tie country. The eng., cars and otter eaipsnenta are entirety ta, and af the Bot modern and Improved pattern, unequal ed by aej ether lice on this continent. The Iroa on the entire llae ia new and heavy, id the bridsaa era ail stew end aafa. The cenery is not srpad by any ether Line. The cars are wide, roomy and eil ventilated. Passengers leaving Indianapolis at .30 A. M,by the Columbus A lndinepo:ts Central, snake clese eeaaecile at Trbana with the 9-40 A. M. Fxprea oat ef C'.aciBeeU. The Night Kxpresa, leaving Indianspolis at 7 tO P. M . via Coiuaibas A Indianapolis Ceofrel, alae make direct ceaectiea at Urbane with tt.e N:gut Espreas which leaves Cincinnati at 10.50 P. M. Remember, Threw Tbreogh Tra'as leave daily fet 5ew Tork, Boston. Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelpaia, and all points in the Eat. Through Ttcketa tor sale at the Union Depot, ladlaaapolis, and at all the principal ticket oBcea ta tke last and We.t. . Bagsage checked through. Rates ef fare as lew ae by any ether raute. Ia sskit.g for ?oar ticlets be lare tkey read Atlantic A Great Western kailwsy. for particulars in regard to tha route, A c, see small bills and tcaps. J. BURGESS BROYN. Pafenger Agent A. A 0. W. Islwsy, epA-dtr INDIANAPOLIS. Torre ILnutcnnd Uichraond .Bhc sk. jar jl. urn ata. Jt. T-rr-TT-T cr c ii a a i: o p t i ui e. 1865 Summer Arrangement. 1865 Comntenrl n jr Mendajr Aug. 2S 1S6. Passei. per Tri'.n ilberunas fallows antU furtker notice: WESTWARD -LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS. 7 .OO A . .Accommodation Stopvio at all 8 atl.n on connecting at Jaatetion, at 9.C0 A. M, for Crawford stille and Lafayette: and at 11 45 A M , fr all letlou gontb; reahin Terre Haute at 10 30 A. M. Makes no Terra Uau'e connection. 13.35 1. .11. M. I.ouia Kxprris-Stops aly at Cartersburg, Oreencatle, Jonctlna and HratiL, reaching Terre Haute at S.SO P. M running directly through te SL leuis, arriving at 1230 A. M.; connects at Terre Hante direct for EvansviUe. arririrg at 9 43 P. M ; makes no Junction connection. 3. AO t.3I V ay .nail and r.xpreeo Stepping at all Stations on Signal; connecting at Junctionfor Crewfordsvtfle at 6 00 P.M., and with the New Albany train from the Sooth; reaching Terre Baute at 7 eo T. M.: Makes no connections iouth er Waat of Terre llsute. 10.20 ! .VI. ."4 1 n a F.xpren-Stps .nly at llainfleld, Greencatfe. Junctiea and Erazil; reaching Terre 11 ante at 1.19 A.M; running directly through te St. Louis; arriving at 10.15 A. M. I77Tbe Mail ard Accommodation trains will atop at Glenvale. Tecksbnrg and Fairview, Fiag Suüona, on Signal Sleeping Cars are ran in the night train te and from St. Loci. R.E. RICKFR, Superintendent. Superintendent's Offce, Ang. 26th, 1C5 anglf BELLEFONTAINE RAILWAY Eons ciiaäcsk or xi.vir. o AND AFTER MONDAT, AUGUST Tlh,TRA158 will leave Union Depot aa follows4.00 A. M , Express Msil. i.00 P. M Accommodation, ;for Union only.) fjn P. M., N:s;ht Kxpres. miss Atxirr reca rtt eisT. I0.rS A. M. Aocofnmodatioa. II (W Noon, Night KipreM. 9.30 P. M., Mail. R. X. BHOWN, angS-dtf General Snpeiintendeat. FORSALE. VHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE. WITH l-UUBLK f F.TS OF IiKCTIFIEEX ritHE Ftock of l lqaor does not amount te mere tkaa .M ton tfusvtand d,Ltt. Tia lease rub tor tlree years; rent low, and the interest ta the concern w.ll be eold cheep. Addreh Lotk Hot IU P. O , Ind.a&apolis. Indiana. -plJ dtf PARTNERSHIP. Notice of Copartnership. rjnilK uryernlgned have thli day formed a copart&erX sbip under the name of Dunn A Karaey, te carry on the business of Gas ( itticg, 8tem Fitting and Flashing business. All work done by us will be guaranteed and dose at the lowest rates. We ask tbe public te give as a trial and aal kit their patronage. J. C. DTN. JOBS HARNET. GAS & STEAM FITTERS & PLUMBERS, 38 anal 40 laiilu Uy Avenue. A LL SOkTS OF FIXTURES CN BAND AT ALL J time acl farnNhed at the Iov; rates. nyA-dtf C O PA It TA Lit SHI P. 1HAVE asociaed with myeir In the Livery, Sale at,d Loirilr.tr Mall. Eu uen Jbn A. Drew, whs Irons this day ha become a partner In said bannaae. The bnsi.iess cf the t trm will b. conducted at the eld stead, 9 o 10 Fat Pearl street. In the rear ef the Sentinel building. Thanking the pubMc for past patronage, I hope they may see tt te cor.tlan the ssme. JOHN B. SULLIVAN, of bULUVAN A DREW. Indianapolis, May 8. 1SCS mya-dtf DISSOLUTION. Dissolution of Co-PartncrhIp. rnBZ partner-Mp heretofore ealft'ng between the JL aolcrsigned by the style of REDMOND McMAMaRA I this day disolved ty mutual coseeL Mr. McNamarawill continue to carry on besiaaee aa tha old place, aut fcorUed te collect all debts due Ike Cm and will pay tha first Indebtedness. TIIOMiS REDMOND, J. McSAMAftA. Indianapolis, Jaly 11, lU.-J12-Tni CROCERIES. a. r. na-rcaaa. e. a. Sitisss. rLirrciicit a davidge CKNTKAL GROCERY, pv I ALE RS IN STAFLX AND FINE GROCERIES mj Foreign and Demesuc Wlaes attd Cigars, Gasne, Vexeuble. Pruit, Woadea aad WUlow Ware. Me. At North i enasylvazla Street, eppettte the PaeA 09Jce.l'an:ol!. saari-dtf RENOVATEnS. CLEANING AND DYEING ESTABLISH.'.iEMT ffl EEfJNITED STATES LTE-BOCIE. NO. SaSOUTM X Iirtaols street, ladiaaapol'a, ladlaaa. At this eld aad weiUkaowa eetahlishaieat, tke ladies caa have silks and woolen goods dyad ta poroseaeat aa4 beeatlTal cetera; aad feats' garments thoroughly rssjsfs. ted aad repaired. New and second-hand clethicg boigkt aad soli; eise a peUcular branch ta the bualneaa deaeTarwated Saedraav Lag bUÜe. Stable cleth, or tear la any garment etaa tse e arronghttLat It can set be viaible te the naked eye. Remember tke plaee, 5e. St Soath Ultnets street. jaalS JOSEPH HAaULUevaedet.